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THE LETTERS

On our first page may be found the let
ters of Mr.. Clay, written to F. P. Blair in
1925, at the time when Blair was his bo-
som friend-mdeed we might say his rela-
ton, because the wife of Blair is a relalien
(perhaps q niece Of Mr.. Clay. The COM
ments by the editor ofa paper at LeXing-
ton, KY, are also given. We can only
say that we were never more surprised
than upon reading the two letters to find
that instead Of proof pOsifjOe las had been
one thousand times told) to sustain the
charge of ''Bargain and Sale" between
Clay and Adams, that the proof was di-
roctIy on the other side. But read the let
ters. If Blair, since his apostaCy from MI.
Clay, could have made any capital by the
publication Of those letters, they would not
have slept this long. lie contented himself
by charging that the letters contained
proof, but that being priOaie and coqfden-
Hal he could net consistently publish them
&c. Pretty way indeed to okeepcoefdemce
retail out his lying version of the letters
and et the same 'ime suppress their pub
lication because thry Were written roqf
deniiaHy This man Blair is the editor o
the great GLOBE, at Washington City.
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Senatorial Electors

THOMAS CoRwIN, Of Warren;
PETER HITCHCocK. OF Gesuga.
Dist. OngfeSSiOHaL Electors.
l. BeIIamy Scorer, Of Hamilton;
William Beb6, ol Butler;
S-Aaron tIarIsn. OF Greene;
A Samson Mason, of Clark;
5 5-bavld J. Corey, Of Henry;
g. Josiah Scott, of Cr8wIord;
z Reader W. Clarke, Of Clermonl
e-Dsvid Adams, OF Ross;
9-Joseph ODDS, otP'ckaway;
10 Daniel S Norton +, Of Knox;
IA Wash'lon W ConkIin ,or Marion
l2- Samuel r Hocomb o GaIfa;
l3-Harlow Chaplin, Of WsshIngloni
IA John Crooks, Of Guernsey;
Is Sam'l W Bostwick, Of Harrison
i6- William r Sapp, o Holmes;
I7-John W Gill Of Jefferson;
49, Cyrus SPHINX, Of Wayne;
l9- Jacob II. Bald win, Of Trumbulli
20-WiIiamL Perkins, Of Lake;
2l- John Fuller. Of Erie.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Skunk, for Shua&.l the LGkey candidate,
il elected Governor of Pennsylvania, by
majority Of some 1000. When the true
issue shall come up, (as it will ON Friday
ncNt,N of Tariff or no TarT between
Clay and Polk, it will be seen thal the "old
Keystone State" will, as in l94O, take ben
stand again in the whig ranks, by majorf
ty of from 5000 to 5000 votes. Such, al
least, is the cuwent Of al our information
from Pennsylvania. Never fear Pennsyh
vana, when the question of the TARIFF
shall cone pp!
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TwcmIy-Eight Methodist.
REV. H. b. BASCOM THE CRISIS, THE
PANDER FOR MEDARV OF THE Ono STATES
MAN, Lille masler, IKE mani


MAN. Like master, like maM
The last Crisis gives an article Of four
columns length, abusing the Rev. Doctor
BOscom, of the Methodist church, because
he had the hardihoed TO tell the truth about
the. charges against the private character
of Henry Clay, The article purpons 10 be
written hymembcrs Of the same rhurch of
Mr.. Bascom, and is signed "TwENTY EIGfr
METnoDsrs." For mean, low, dirty, lying
scunility, there has been few pieces lOune
in any paper during the present canvass,
TO equal it, The abuse Of Mr., BascOm, for
asserting what Messrs. Hall and Rice, the
great guns of the Presbyterian church; and
indeed every minister of the Gospel with
two exceptons,) in the county of Fayette,
Ky, where Mr.. Clay lives, and that toe un-
der the hypocrlical guise of being written
by "h0enty.cisM meihodiss" shows the
cloven loot too plain, The whole Article
was no doubt written by the 'REV, SAM.
UEL MEDARY,' editor of the StatesmaR.--
How easy for Medary to write a lie and
put "tweHty-eigM methodi% to it, Why
not as well put $500, The article cndea-
vors by luuendo to establish great many
charges against Mr., Clay, ltrc1ucsts Pas
com to osk Clay moAy questions as to his
guilt about this, or about that The Vri-
s'r has not the hardhood to charge that
Clay did this, or thOt Iut requests Pascom
% inquire OF Clay, Sec. Wcgivc one qucs-
ton only as a sample
"Whethcr the beautiful picture Of the
'lTcim roman which dccoratcs the wan of
the dl ing hail was not won at the gaming
mblcw
Now no one knows that there is such a
picture thcre, aud what if they did. 1t is
no charge made. Throughout the wholc
paper the object is 10 establish 10y inuondo
: that which by dlrect'en they dare not aVow
Morrison has not shown much )roth,nl
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday last, Oct. %, by the Rev.
Mr.. Demsey, Mr.. Thomas Thompson, to
Miss Caroline "A. RukeaBrOd, all of this
place.
In the above case the Printer was hand
somely remembered by being presented with
large portion Of the cake. We wish
the happy pair a pleasant journey down
the stream of time; andqpay they always
feel as happy as we did, while enjoying
ourself over the wedding portion that was
allotted to as.
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dent and Vice President be all fully ,Ora-
ten om and spell, just as they are in the
genuine ticket of each party. 1t would be
well for the Township Clerks to prepare
their tally papers before the day ofelectioni
and see that the names of oil the electors
on each of the tickets are fully written,--
The tallies & book should be put up with
care, so that when opened at Columbus
they will not be deficient.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue OF writ OF Al Pin Alias
FeHdi, issued out OF the Court Of COm-
mou pleas for Carroll County Ohio, and
10 me dIyeDed, | will offer for safe at
the door Of the Court House n ,he Tow "a
OF Csrrolllon on Monday the Il,h day
II November next, between he h Uts
uI 10 o'clock A. N. and 4 u'cIock ?. N.
tho following reOl estate, 20 vii: LOIS
No 43 and &c IN the or'gnal pIo' OF
CenlrrtIle (noW CsrroIIton Taken
IN eKeculicn and vii ne sold tv mr.
DAVID WAIT. Shrr'R.
October h leJ4
ftMlel'. l.e 4 81.
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BISnop ALEXANDER CAlpRELL.

We give in this paper the letter of Mr.,
Campbell Of the Disciples Church, in con.
GmCtion the character Of Henry Clay,
among his neghbors, &c. To those who
know Bishop Campbell, it is not necessary
for us to speak one word, but we must
say that the Clergy OF the Mississippi Val-
ley contains few equals and no suporierY
to Mr.. Campbell in an intellectual and lite,
Try point of view, viii the Locolocos
charge him with lying as they do Mr., Pas
com Of the Methodist, and Hall, of the
Presbyterian churches, of Lexington, Ky.
They dane not in this community.
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Friday tho sst NOVembeT
NcXt.

bBN ~
On that day Electors will be chosen who
will give the vote Of Ohio either to Henry
Clay or Jumes K Polk. You choose the
Electors, What are the issues involved in
the contest lst. Mr.. Clay and the Wings
go for restraining the Executive patronage
and for restricting the Veto power.
Cd. For distributing the proceeds Of the
sales Of the public lands among the States,
where they rightfully belong by the deeds
of ccssion; thus enabling Ohio, with her
share and the tolls arising from her public
works, TO ray the interest on her twenty
million dollars debt, without taxing one
cent on the farmers and mechanics, and
eventually paying the debt itself,
3d. A Tariff OF duties on foreign mer-
chandize to raise revenue amply sufficient
Of itself to carry on the government, with
discriminating duties for the protection OF
American labor, American capital and
American produce. Protecting the labor
crs of our own country whether engaged
in commerce, navigation, agriculture, man
ufacmres, or the mechanic arts, over the
paupcr labor Of Europe.
4th. A Sound Currency regulated by
the Congress Of the United States, to pro-
.duce uniformity in the exchanges, and aid
the Government in its fsd daI operations.
All tho above, together with u sure
guaranty that the present Tariff shall stand
d, il is, if Henry Clay is selected.
On the other hand, ielIow-citizens, what
do the self styled Democratic party offer
to those who they ask to vote for james
X. Polk!
We say that they offer nothing aifrmo-
tlvt, but the whole propositions irem that
quarter are negative. They propose 10
repeal the present Tariff, and substitute in
its stead, horzoutalrcvenuo Tariff with
on, protection.
They are opposed to distributing the
proceeds of the sales Of the public lands
among the States.
They are opposed to every thing the
Wings oGer-the one term principle ex-
cepted.
They keep the measures they will ln(usC
into the Government in the dalk--thcy arc
loo cowardy to avow them, and we al,
left to conjecture what they arc, Whol
closely pressed and asked if they have re
undated the Sub-TIeasury aud Staudm
Army projects of Mr. Van Burcn, they ar
compelled 10 admit that they never hay
renounccd them. They offer only on
affirmative measure with any degree
holiness, and that is the Annexation
Texas-and even that, until late perio
of the campaign they dare not avow !
this county. On thai, pcunlt us to say
the whole Wing pmty North South, Egs
and West, sund opposed 10 James i
kapd Annexation, because It would II
7oi,e ~ ii war--si5honoraJle war VI.
Mexico. 7. syculd Jeopo ;.1o the saliva
Vic, Of the Un,oa. II would, as we think
aid to the .la Z power and bareA n ten
dency to lisgrace Us iu tbe eyes Of the ci
yiIzed void
T,uow-rlizore, we must be hrlei--Ar'
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GRO OSS DECEPTION!

The leading Locofocos of this place are
striving to keep up the belief that TOP is
elected Governor, when, at the same time
they know that Sam Medary himself con-
cedes that Bartley's majority is 1909 votes!
How long will the good easy Locos o.
Carroll, suffer their Carrelhon iedders Il
hum6ug Mem2
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TICKETS

The Tickets for the Presidential Election
are now printed at this Offices we wish
our friends to he careful that frauds be not
practised upon them. The tickets printed
at this office are correct. Let NO Whig
vo.ercut the ticket out of his newspaper,
there may be some error in it. Be wide
awake on the subject Of Tickets.
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TIE CANV ASS IN VIRGINIA,

II was stated hv Mr. jeremiah Morton,
in an address at he Wig me ing in
F''drr ckshurgh, that Joseph G Cabea
Esg hid kept az account ol The chen
gee IN + vor of Mr.. CtaU alorg HE line
ul Ape James 4 RVr aud XaauwhA G Aai
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CONNECTICUT,

The land Of steady habits, m her recent
election for town officers, has given the
most mcquivocai demonstrations that she
is sound to the core for Clay and Frelng-
huysen, Set down Connecticut as certain
for the Wings.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-25

GFCol. JOSEPH CABLE has been appoint
ed Associate Judge Of the Common Pleas
for this county, in room of Judge McEIder-
ry, who resigned before his election to the
Legislature. Judge Cable will hold, UNI
der the appointment of the Acting Cover
nor, until the Legislature 6Ils the vacancy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-25

tJrWILLIAm R. SAPP, The Eiector for the
16th Congressional district. The name ct
Mr.. SAPP, by mistake, was printed LAPP
in our paper some time back, we have made
the correction inahis paper.
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ARKANSAS!

II appears from the Cincinnati Gazette,
that the wings have elected THEN candi-
date for Governor IN Arkansas SO we go!
Look out for overwhelming whig victo-
yies in every quarter of the Union!
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WIN, M, sIMQhAIR
DISSOLUTION.

n Office IS hereby given that the
~ Partnership heretofore existing be
tween Jackson & Thompson,
was dissolved on the 9Th inst. All per.
sons having III settled accounts will
please alt,nl TO settling them imms
dIateIy with either Of the parties, who
are Guly purhortztd to attend 10 the
same.
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
CarrOhlor, Oct. %, 1874
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Majority 90 votes'on Joint Ballot; and
the election of United States Senator
New Jersey is safe for Clay and her son
Frelinghuysen.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-25

of which he is President, Hnu that the
list he ! already amouHled to Il tea
hundred.
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NEW JERSEY

We have before us the official returns
from New Jersey. The following is the
result in this galIantIittIe State, where the
wings Of the Revolution captured the Hes
slams ct Trenton and Princeton.
For Governor, Sratton, whig, 6431
" Thompson, loco, 1879
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LOCOfOCO Principles
TO TME PUBLIC.

The Wing State Central Committee of
Michigan, beg leave to lay the following
facts before a candid public.
The suspicion which has long existed,
of the alliance of Mr.. BIRNEY, the Abo-
lition candidate for the Presidency, with
the Locofoco party. is at length confirmed.
On Il e 23th ofSeptember last, in pursuance
of an agreement made with the partylea-
ders in Saginaw county, in this State, he
was nominated as their candidate for she
State Legislature, by q regular convention
of the Locofoco party at Saginaw City,
having previously authorized friend, who
was q member of the Convention, to express
his willingness to ACCEPT the nomina-
ton Of this fact, there is not the least
possible doubt. Great efforts have since
been made, are making, to conceal the evil
dence-especiaIly of Mr.. Hrney's acqui-
essence in the nomination, and his adhe-
sion to democratic principles" and the
Polk and Dallas party; but these facts can
no longer be denied. We are enabled to
submit evidence of character to convince
every candid mind. We leave the public
to Judge. Suhjoined is the sworn state
ment Of Wm. S. briggs, Esq, gentleman
Of intelligence and perfectly unimpeOcha-
bic moral character We vouch for his
unsulHed honor and veracity.
nj HOW ARn
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suited os follows:

The aggregatevote is notyet ascortained
Is counties remained to be heard from,) So
far, theenlire voteof the State is less than
it was last year, when the whig Governor
was elected. Upon the whole, Georgia
may bescl down Us certain forCay. Na'%
that
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WHO'S OF CARROLL.

The Editor of this paper proposes to you
a few facts for your serious consideration.
The Presidential Election takes place on
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GEORGIA ELECTION!

The recent election for eight members of
Congress in the State of Georgia, has re-
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-05-04
'rnllAT aALis.


NM llRRtAD, Jsssn Meter, on the
w iRllI dby Of November, M Inc
|yuar iDas, executed ha Dead Of 'rfua ~
Nlehari Forrest, f0f the purpose OF socuf.
|lnp Filyah s, M Gov, cdraln sums aud
ina munts Ia said Deed mentioned, which
Deed il dolly recorded IN tho Clerks OF
nco Of AmIIo County, Ia Conveyance Hook
No, o, Page. ii7, aud tho said Michael
Forrest having become unwilling TO exc.
cute said Trust, and having refused TO
execute tho same, Tho undersigned was
duly appointed Trustee, according to tho
lnFoylslons Of said Decd, and tho said sums
OF money in said Decd mentioned having
become due, and moi being paid, by the
said Jesse Mccoy, aud the said Elijah
having obliged TO pay two Of said notes
10 Richard Bates, aud the note to him the
said Elijah remaining unpaid now, there.
orc, In pursuance Of the powor vested 10
me by said Deed of Trust, and said ap.
pointment and in due execution Of said
Trust, will sell by public auction for
cash, at the late residence Of said Jesse
Mccoy, deceased, on the 30lh day Of A Fil
next, the following described property
mentioned in said Deed, vl2:--The south
halt oil lot number 4, of section number 33,
in township number 2, Of range number g.
east.--The north half Of lot number /, of
section number 80, in township number 2,
of range number 3, east.--The south
half Of lots number ~ 9, of section num-
Der SO, in township number |. Of range
number 3, east..-Also the south west quar-
ter Of section number 80, in township
number 2, Of range numbeu 3, east.-Thc
north half. Of the north west part Of frac-
tional section number 40, being lot num-
Der, 3, in township number 2, of range
number 3, east Also, the north west
quarter, Of the south east quarter, of
section number 80, in township number
9, Of range number 3, east.-Also lots
number | 81 10, Of section number 40, in
township number 2, Of range number
3, east; excepting two acres Of said lot
number 40.--Aiso, the slaves Anna, a.
bout 81 years old--MilIe, II years old
Rhoda, go years old-Anderson, 6 years
old Mary, a years old-Sarah, 2 years
old.--Also, six horses Wagon and team
--twenty head of cattle-.-fifty swine
twenty five sheep--set Of blacksmith
tools--lot of farming tools-lot of house
hold and kitchen furniture, including four
feather beds. And, also, tho negro man
Jack, aged about 8 years, If the Trustee
can get him into possession by the time
Of sale, or SO much of said property as
may be necessary TO satisfy the present
claims upon the Trustee. Acting as
Trustee, | shall convey such title as is
vested in me by said Deed Of Trust, and
the said appointment.
w. B. HAYGOGD,
Trustee.
March 81, 1914. aids
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STATE OF, MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY

ANTE OUuNTf 4
4 ClRcuIr CouRT--M May Term, 1914.
Lewis Jackson and(
Winney Jackson, Attachment for the
us sum Of $3.50 Cd
&Anderson Adams.(
&NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN onthe 29th day Of February, 1914,
Lescis Jackson and Winxey Jackson, appl;-
ed for, and obtained an attachment from
Richard G. Westbrook, Esq, Justice OF
the Peace, in and for the County Of Ami,e,
and State aforesaid, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements OF An
alerson Adams, for the above sum Of Two
HUNDRED and sixty-nine Dollars and sixty
Jour cents, returnable to the May Term
hext of The Amite Circuit Court, TO be
held on the SECOND MONDAY IN MAY,
Eighteen Hundred and Forty-Four, and
unless the said Defendeat shall appear,
give special bail and plead, answer or de-
inur, within the time prescribed for APP
pearance al said Term, judgment, final
will 5e demanded against the properly
attached, and the Garnishee summoned,
and the property SO attached will be sold
and applied TO the payment of Plaintiff S
demands and all costs.
K. L. TORRAN CE, Cl'k.
Liberty, March SO, 1914. 4w6
Ham, Mcknight Plaintiffs Attorney,
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LETTERS,
WNEMAINlNG in the Post Office at
hNj Liberty, on the first Of April, 1874

HEMAINlNG in the Post Office at
mo, Liberty, on the first Of April, 1874.
A. Arnold Thomas, Adams John,
B--Beasly Cornelius, Bonds Dudley,
Brown John, Byrd VIM Q, Brown Chas R,
Brown Norton J, Butler P G. Bracco b,
Cook James, Coward Mrs Marvilla,
IChaddick Asa or Martin, Golfers f D,
D--Dias VIM W, Dias Wilsam, Dur
ham Mrs Sarah,
F-Fouts. Lambert Daniel, Fynes Biz
abeth, Foster Benjamin Dir, Flowers Hen
Try, Flowers Henry Senr, Fost Aired, Ford
Lyman P,Flowers John,
sG-Grow A q, Gordon Thomas, Gar
lington C, Gordon Mrs Martha,
H-Hughes VIM, Hudson VIM, liar
rinQton ] N, Harper Lewis, Harvard Vim,
Howell L B,
Lea r NJ, Lucas Jno L, Leonard
Jno Esqr, Lenear J Il, Longmire VIM,
Land Enoch,
M--Moore Jno or CASTOR VIM, Marsa-
lis Peter, MesesonJ Mr.,
Phillips Geo H, Parsons Jas, Pear
son Thomas,
R--Rhodes D II, Rhodes Mrs, Rico
James Rhodes Henry w, Robinson Moses,
Robertson B, Rhodes Henry W, Rawls
John,
S--SeaIe Wright, Smith Wiley 2, Smith
Ambrose,
T-Thompson Joseph,
W--Wilcher Thos I, Willard Dustin
IB, Walls Miss Mary, Willis Alfred,
Wheeler w II, Willis Eliza, Wilson
Turner.
IA. McKoWEN, r. NJ
April s, 1914. 5
til fa1t
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n FILTERS VI Administration having
beon granted 10 tho untufAlgned "
,',s ApfIl Term lpAl "a tho Pfcba'a
r",,, ~ Amilo county, olsathu Itslulc 81
f,ha adams, doccased al persons IL.
dsbled 10 said Estate are Foqufod 70 make
Immediate payinonl--and those having
claims against tho same, arc requested to
oroson, ihom duly authenticated within
Inc limo prescribed by law, OF ihcy viii
be forever barred. tt
HARRIET ADAMS.
RICHARD G. WisSTBR0Ok,. :
Administrators
April "a, io44 owV
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neI'rom fAe LoulsIGaa Chronicle,
PROSPECTUS or TUX
LOUISIANA REp0nTRR.


with view 10 the early Dissemination
Iof Tho proceedings Of Tho ConyunIlon 10
almond The SluiU Consultation, which will
commence Ne Session In tho town Of Jack
son, on tho hfH Monday Ia August uosi,
the undersigned oonlemplulcs commencing
the publication OF a Soml.Wochly News
Ipnpcr, und0r tho above lilo, IN that place,
on or before tho llrsl day Of Tho session Of
sald Convention Tho IlEroNree will
take no part ~ politics, but will, as i,s
lnamo indicates, report, faithfully, and
corrocll y, tho transactions Of tho Conven
Itlon, Debates, &c. We deem 1t totally
unnecessary TO say any thing on The sub.
licct Of politics, but that mono may DO 90.
cciycd, tho undersigned Will mention, ca
PEASANT, that he hOs strong partially
for the great Statesman Of tho Wcsli but
as he has other channels through which
his sentiments can DO made known aud his
principles proclaimed and defended, he
promises that nothing Of political ma
lure shall appear IN the REroRrEE, to tho
advancement Of either Of the great con
tending parties, to tho detriment OF the
other.
With these few outlines Of our con;em-
plated enterprise, We submit our prospec-
tus 10 the pubic for their support. To
any or all OF our friends tn roughout the
State, who may take active steps to swell
our subscription list, we say i the favor
shall be reciprocuted at the earliest posi-
bio opportunity.
The REPoRTER will be published semi
weekly, and mailed 10 subscribers, regu-
larly, during The whole term for which
the Convention shall remain in session,
for the low price of Two Dollars and Fiji
ty Cents. All Postmaslers, and others,
10 whom this Prospectus may DO forward
ed, are requested to act as Agents for the
REPORTER, for which liberal per ceniage
will be allowed. 4
OcrAll subscriptions must be paid IN
adudnce.
OrRelurns to be made 10 the under
signed at Jackson, by the first day OF
JAS. A. KELLY.
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RIVlj rygx SaIE

I'M Monday The Ou day Of May, lila,
~ ] viii sell bafotu lhu door ufahu
cont House IN Liberty tho following
uescfibcd alfaya, Io.wlkl
One dark brown Mule, iakon op by
Samuel Mcuuhuo, aud appraised at $40.
Ono dun fIlly, taken up by William
haygood, four years old, and appraised
at BIO,
une bay roam Horse, lakon Up by ~
~ Nixon, "a years old, and appraised al
Ono llclicr, lakon up by Joseph Lard
ana appraised at 81
Ono lloiicr, taken up by the same, and
appraised ut SO,
TnOs. NJ. KING AIDE,
Ranger
April 8, 1914. 5wl
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NoT7IHs

L ETTERS Of Administration having
- boon granted to the undersigned a
the January Term, 1914, Of the Probate
Court of Amilo County, on the Estate Of
Fcrdiuaaa W. Cdrsner, deceased vi
persons indebted TO said Estate, are requi
red to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same
are requested to present them duly au,
thenlicated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred,
c. CARSNER,
administrator.
March IS, 1914. 3w6