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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-09
LANDS! L.4NDN!!
Bargains! Bargains! BARGAINS

oi oius.. DdTSdlilS..
I,HE subscriber DESTROYS Of CLOSING
= all his business, offers the following
lands Tor sale, and will sell them unusually
lpw ,-o1e third cash and the balance on
time. To wit. DH gfII
Il, Des Mo;nes County, l. T.
Tnc J n E SEC. 81 town II NR3W
lr,ng about nine miles from Burling. ION, On
Fhnt River. 1t is heavy timbered and FIRST
rate ti'able soil. Also
he undivided onc hall of two hundred
hhu sixty and forty.fohr hundred;h. acres
'h oohnel Island Immediately above Bur.
,'ng 'oh: upon which is first rate location
-. ""od yard plenty Of timber for steam
, ~ "ood. lhe land s high and 10.
th'fd never oeertiows IN The highest floods
~ Is very rich soil and would make /. Wool
garden. go
III Louisa Coutiy
Lot No sec 20 town IS II r 1 ~
The above was selected NJ he Gr., I.,i
sa'es ny an experienced man in the ds
iihng business for distilery. Refer i,
v y hctord, Columbus City, Iowa, who
VIII show the premises
Ia -VaSraiine County,.
The UNDIVIDED half If the
sc see IL town II NRo
ne / Do 81 do do do do , do
Sc 1 do do DO do do do 3 a.,
NV 1 co 80 Go do do do 3 do
DC above Lands wera entered al the
INST Land Sales OF Iowa, by Thomas NJ.
lsett and John $. David; they are as rich
and productive as any lands in Iowa
Keller To bon! Jos. Williams. BLOOMINGTON
ALSO-Lot No IS in block No q in
Inc c.ty OF Madison. the captol Of Wiscon.
sit Territory.
far further particulars enquire Of Oli,er
o"ck at my old stand in Burlington, who
Is authorized To dispose of the same.
oot2 gag copy JOHN 5 DAVID
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.,. IN Indiana. She came to this pace
n yeh.ne6f of her health in June last, but
Tor wv :, ;nsidious Of all disca SEES. Consnmp.
thai NJ .l,ea DIV commenced its work of death
10 ne' s;oice that the deeply afflicted husba nd !,
W.. Ind sister, who have so long and faith
p'Ien~ ..,ehed beside her suffering bed In this
lai9 r.,,.prers. do not mourn as those with.
hna =, she made public pro fcssion Of re.
o.! "or the Presbyterian Church, under the
Lyon Dodd. at Evansville, la, four years
care 80. which time she has been consist.
ago; s,a Of Christ few weeks previous
en, d.,tn, she was tempted by the adverse
10 ILLS TO fear that she should dishonor
~ o".aression al the last. She frequently sa id
bsrPurh He sIay me, yet will trust in Him"
"i"o ,n .,Il cling to the Savior, he is my only
~ will trust in Dim, though he east me
hsp., .sy,r." Two nights previous to her de-
Oh W. sbe said, Al will plead like Abraham.
f'i NY he break Of day" And though grief
ua' led for night, JOY came in the morning
sos"".yeuIy calm peryadod her mind, sweet
~ o. he,med on her countenancc. and she
'n.' An clouds are dispersed. | see my Sa.
so' canning to take me to himself. see
"" amen. :" and naming many pious friends
Ia
them there.
MANY interesting events winch occurred du-
....brr long illness, might be mentioned, but
~" NJ, would extend this notice to too great a
''".,h for the columns Of a newspaper. She
~ ner little one sleep ia the same grave.
p,s, here. bIest saint, till from His throne,
The morning break and pierce the shade.
IN panvi.e. Des Moincs county, Iowa, on
II, ,Oth Of September Henry CLAY, son OF
Hnm and Mary NJ. Dee, aged year and 4
days.
aunveil thy bosom faithful tomb.
Take this new treasure to thy trust,
And give these sacred relies room
TO slumb,r in the silent dust.
Then cease fond nature. cease thy tears,
Religion points on High;
There everlasting spring appears
And Joys watch cannot die
In Augusta. Iowa, on the 25th ult, after
,hort but severe illness. which he bore with
christian forliiude, llr JOAN THOMPSON RIcu-
ARDS. son Of Elijah and Eliza Richards, for.
merly of Shenandosh county Va. aged 90.
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NO TICE.

The Association for Moral and Spiritual
Improvement, will meet at their usual place
mex, Sunday at ii o'clock, 4. VI. A discourse
WILDE delivered by c. G. Shackford--subject:
sRsigioa and Morality"
An inritation TO attend is given to all.
The Members OF this Association unite upon
he broad simple and catholic basis o. "Lovc
TO God and love to man." They ask no
pledges, promises or confessions, as qualiica-
tons for membership ask only the de.
sre to be drawn into nearer communion
with man the brother and God the father and
redeemer Of all.
They siII meet on the first day Of the week
and Al such other times as may be agreed upon,
10 unite in such measures and engage in such
services, as may seem best adapted to promote
the objects they have at heart.
+ J. c PEASLEY. Sec'y.
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Blu ELLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
LIST OF LETTERS

- EMAINING in the Post Office
- a, Burlington Iowa, on the LIST
day Of October 1915; which if not TAX.
en- out before the lst day Of January
next, will be sent TO the Pos. Office
Department as dead letters.
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.NOfiCe TO Contractors.

PROPOSALS For Contract, will be
L received a. the office of the u States
Agent at Du Buque. until the 25th day Of
October. for constructing Bridges over the
Sloughs on the road from the Bluffs oppo.
site Burlington, to the Mississippi river
And for making about | l000 cubic yards Of
embankment for the formation Of the road
bed.
The Bridges to be 16 feet in width !;
built on piles driven in benis. with sures on
each side. The bents to be from 20 to 25
feet from centre to centre. The piles to be
fourteen inches square at top, and not less
than twelve inches square at the small
end. The caps IA inches square, and
string pieces IS in number) IA by 10nches.
The floor plank inches thick: the whole TO
be OF the best white oak; free from every
defect calculated to impair lis strength,
tenacity or durability.
The Abutments will he Of logs, hewed
square and not less than il by 10 Inches
The logs TO rest firmly on each other; and
to be well secured by ties Of the same d.
mansions, framed into the ends, and run
ming back into the embankmentsa suitable
distance.
The En- bankm enfs TO be formed OF
earth taken from the sides Of the Road.
Persons offering Proposals, will specify
the price per foot run lengthwise with the
bridge, for the superstructure; the price
per bent. for pling; the price per foot lift,
Tor each abutment: and the price per cubic
yard, for the embankments.
For further particulars enquire at the Of
fee oil the undersigned a, Dubuque
JOSHUA BARNEY,
Sep 25-4t U. 5. Agent
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new FALL GOODS!

THE Subscribers are now receiving
4 direct from Philadelphia am New
York, their assert ment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been purchased on the most
favorable terms and which they offer f,r sale
at the lorest cash prices; pledging them.
selves not to be undersoh by any House
north Of St Louis. Their old customers and
the public generally, are requested to call
and examine their stock. which will be
found to be as large and well selected
any IN the place. Merchants will as usual
be supplied on the most favora Bile terms.
II All Kinds Of produce taken at the
regular cash prices.
sen IS W. COOLRAUGH & co
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a complete a assortment Of
GENTS W.ARE.

GENTS W.ARE.
Such as Cloths, black and blue french, en-
gish, german and american Cassi-
meres; T,ceeis; Satinefts; Jeans: Hard
Time, Vef1eteen, etc, etc. PLAN,
figured, silk and satin, as ,reH as eoery
other rariety Of Nesting.
ALSO
FLANNELs--Red yeliou. ,chite, and scar.
let Fiannels; Caaton Blankets of all
kinds. at uery loW prices; 6romn and
bIeached DrilAngs: bropn and beached
Cotton.
sHAWLs--Of erery description, rariety,
stripe and price.
CAMB ICs--Of erery color, texture ,qua,.
ityand rate.
ALSO.-A large and good assortment Of
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, "a, very low
rates. Coats, Pants. Vests, Shirts, etc.
ALSO.-A first rate assortment Of Hard.
ware. Queensware. Glassware, Groceries,
and all kinds OF The very best Of Liquors
For all of which we will take III Kinds Of
produce in exchange, ut fair market prices.
Aftordlng goods at the lowest Cash prices,
at the same time not refusr g CASH.
Burlington, Oct ,, As 10
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARKIV Al.
60 Cases Boots and Shoes.
THE subscriber has just received
u and is now opening large aud we'll
selected stock Of
Roots and Shoes.
Consisting in part of
Mems super calf boots
do do kip do
do water proof do
do coarse psg'd do
do super sewed calf monroes
Youths and boys boots
do do kip and heavy brogans
Women's super French kid slippers and bus.
kius
do sewed and pegeed cali lace boots
do sewed seal shoes
Misses slippers and buskihs
do seal ties. Also, Chldren's shoes
Of all descriptions and prices.
All Of which are offered at unusually
low prices for cash or produce. By
JIG LAUMAN
scp25 10 Water. below Jefferson at
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B.7PGRIyG B.2RG.7IN.S!
Selling off at Cost.

VIE undersigned, wishing to close
ms old business, now offers his goods
~ cost. Persons wishing good bargains,
are invited to cali at his old stand on Wa.
Ter street. as he is determined to sell at cost
and less than cost
Wheat Corn. Oats, Barley, Hides, Tai.
low, beeswaw, Hemp. Hemp Seed, and ev i.
cry article produced by the farmers, "a ken
in exchange for goods. JOHN ) DAVID
Ball those indebted to me, will f;nd
Their notes and accounts in the hands of
Oliver Cock, at my old stand, where they
VIII please call and pay up immediately,
and save cost, as money Unjust have
Burlington, Oct 2, 1861 SD
lgaz coPyl
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NEW GOODS.

Q x u n 4 % a r G a 7 " s..
VILE Subscriber has jus, reed and
Il is now opening his
Fail and Winter Stock Of Fashionable and
Staple
ED ]" " 09 - MD Gu
Comprising the largcst and best assortment
of goods ever brought 10 this market; which,
will be sold cheap for cash or country pro.
duce, by sep25 JG LauM,v
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BOOTS md SHOES.
TlIE subscribers have just reed and
u are now opening
100 cases Boots and Shoes.
Embracing
Mems kip and thick boots
do calf hf welted do
do water proof do
do thick do fcustom m,del
do kip and thick brogans
Poys' and youtl'i thick boots
do do brogans
do do KIP do
do do calf do
Womcn's kip and calf bootess
do do do shoes
do Kid slippers and buskins
do Caters
Misses kip and seal bootees
do slippers and buskins,
Infants boots, Dancing pumps, &c. togethl
er With large and various assortment Of
chldrcn's shoes, whch win he sold very
cheap by WIN GARRETT 4 co
sepf5'i5
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rORN PATTERNED BEEF. The
~ subscriber wants 100 head Of heavy corn
fed Reeves, weighing 600 lbs and upwards to
be delivered about the lst Of November
% 1920 ] c PARTRIDGE
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To Country and City Merchants.
NEW HAT And CAP STORE,
No 16J Main Street,
Saint u.napis Nun
Saint Louis, Mo.

INHE Subscriber has on hand. and is
daily receiving, large and entirely fresh
stock OF CAPS, Of every style and quality, TO
which lie would invite the attention Of dealers
His Caps are received direct from the Manu-
facturcrs in New York. selected with great
care for this market, and can be offered at so
small an advance on the cost Of manuiactu re
as to offer great inducements to BUYERS Par.
ticular attention ha s been made to sizes, which
are uniformly :arga. His stock consists, in
ma IT. of the followino.
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Muskrat Caps.

FoAIt vi tuC
Muskrat Caps.
100 doz low priced OPP, cotton lined
era shape so do good silk lind
10 do good mcd'm dog spanish shape
80 do super DO le5 do crown, s.lin'd
81 do l. price cot line3 40 do do fur band
Span, good shape Skid, otter style
% do Can'da. g shapeIl25 do do otter style
20 do do Chair on,>} IS do assorted style
40 do half loop. good
Is dog Mock Fitch fur Caps var's shapes
Nutria Caps.
40 doz Spanish shape, IS doz Spanish, shape
low price super
Fur Seal Caps.
6 doz sup can'da sh'pe do super, navy s!' pc
10 do do do hat dog ~ do do round crown
80 dn price do do doI0 d, do do do
10 dor crown spani-h526 do low price spanish
medium shape
Otter Caps.
10 dog No. l extra ottert 10 doz No. otter
Is do medium otter ;l5 do common otter
Cloth Caps.
2l2 d'z mems chip fury 10 . fanny pick
ring} w'k sh' pc
"a" " "med'm 10" price Ole Bull
10 d" !. fitch fur rings
rings Is " sup. ole bull fur
GIL /" =" :. fine sea rings
and otter rings} 10 j" =. Pc, sh f'r ring
e. s. - :" !. price} %" mems pin bis
scol'p crown cloth
60" {" - sup scol{ so" gaz'd top fur
lop cru. rings
TO-. +" super} 10 " fancy cloth
silkfndl 10" - super blue
s" boys fur ring ! navies
10" - glaz'd ,op| $" boys new style
Eur ring {cb'p9 l2" :. fine f'y bn'd
10 {" octagnn sh'p} Is 6 . . spring
Plush Caps.
dog red plush, sup'r so doz good grey and
article, black
do blk do sup art 10 do medium, black
Velveteen Caps.
80 doz mems common SO do boys plainvelv't
fur ring3 octagon shape
so do do common}I0 do do fancy do
and glazed tops}I0 do children's fancy,
10 DO do good iitchS good article
ring and dos do infants turbans
Is do do silk velvet}
Glazed Caps.
IL doZ glazed caps don- {1u q OF common glazed |
bic fronts 6 do super do
10 do medium do curtain backs |
Hair Seal Caps.
$50 doz low price plaiH so d. sup. span. sh' pc
400 do medium do tl76 do do plain do
Sealette Caps.
80 dog low prics grey $50 doz spanish shape
10 do super do 900 do opera do
rs do low price col'c,} 10 do mohair and
plain shape5 seaette
QFThe subscriber also keeps on hand large
os HH consist
ing of Black Coney. black MuSkrat, black and
drab Russia. black and pearl Cashmere. bla,
Silk, Nutria and wool Hats, all of which he
offers at very low prices.
S R. THROCKM0RTON.
st Louis, Mo-, Sept. 20 lS45-20-iw
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WIND MILLS. We have two
w sent w from st Louis. said 10 clean
the smut from Wheat. We wish to have
them tried by some Of the farmers OF Des
aloiles. SEPT IL SKI LlabsnvrH
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1anDW ARE. / doz spiri, levels,
assorted sizes "
a. no,se'shoe rasp Ea ~ l3 and IA inch's
sso h'ii saw files do IL l2and 10 do
% ~ ua' bastard do do III IL and Is do
Sash n. "andsaw do do A. and 5 do
b,,a pshes, tongue and groove do. bench do.
with rsm. 90 patent saw setts, together
land o,ls" assortment Of building materi-
ale chean ~ hardware, just received and for
ot9-2O pfoouce oy
LAUMAN
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* DOZ Men's, Women's, Misses
- and Boys lambs wool stockings.
sepl5 As lGaI copyl WEsLEY JoxEs
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RICH DRESS GOODS.

Such as-French Merinoes; silk and cotton
,oarp Alpaccas; black, blue. striped, ,Da.
tered and florence Silks; Nous de LANES
Of euery uariety, stripe and quality:
Prints Of every color, hue and price.
-ALSO-
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Wholesale and Retail,

w HOIO',t1IO ttItU 1COCuIT.
at prices tkat cannot be objected to by pur-
chasers.
We would now invite the attention Of the
Traders in the country, also, farmers and
the public generally 10 our stock, consisting
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j. S. kilnball,

Has spent the whole of the past SUNNI er ia
the East, and mostly in Boston. for the
purpose OF picaing up bargains and purctas-
ing goods at the iopest possible rates. And
our long acquaintance with many OF the
bes: Manufacturers in New England, and
largest Commercial and Jobbiag Houses in
boston, as well as our connex;on with one
Of the oldest and most extensive Importers
OF that city; afford US facilities for purclas-
ing goods at the very lowest imaginable
rates: and hence we offer our GODS at
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FANCY GOODS.
II ICII cashmere e'cossa, for ladies'
Ii dresses
do Repp DO do do
fine gala plaids. all wool
blk and fg'd dress silks splendid asst
rich silk, cashmere and turkcEe shawls
plain and plaid WOODEN and cloth do
rich embroidered do do do
best quality french kid gloves
Fine linen cambria hdkfs
new sly le wooden scarfs, latest fashion
silk milts and gloves, all qualities
blk and cold cashmere, silk and cotton
hose, etc. etc.
FOR sale by
sep25 C0OLBAUGH & co
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ATTENTION!!
NEW FALL AND NINTER
D" ~

alpaca and cussi.
mere do
laces. edgings and in
servings
tuck and side shell
combs
horn and ivory do
buttons, tapes and
cord
scotch ginghams
english AID french
nerinnes
needles, hooks and
eyes, &c.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-23
District ATTORNEY,


We are authorized TO announce ISAAC D
GILDART, asa candidate for tho Office o: Dis
trict Attorney Of the Judicial District, compo
sed OF the counties of Wilkinson, Adams, JEFF
feTson, Claiborne, Amite and franklin Elec
ton in November next.
We are authorized to announce w. s. GAS
SEDY, aSa candidate for the Office of Dstric
Attorney for the Judicial District, composed o
the counties Of Wilkinson, Adams, Jefferson
Franklin, Amite and Claiborne.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
T. MARTIN, Of Adams county, as candidate
for the Office of District Attorney Of the First
Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of
Wilkinson, Jefferson, Adams, Claiborne. Frank
lin and Amite. "
q We are authorized to announce EZRA R
PRICE, Of Adams county, az a candidate fol-
the office of District Attorney of the Judicial
District, composed of the counties of Wilkin
son, Adams, jefferson, Claiborne, franklin and
Amite.
We arc authorized TO anRousce GREEN T
MARTIN, Of Jefferson county, as candidate
for the office Of District Attorney Of the First
Judicial District, composed of the counties OF
Jefferson. Franklin, Amite, Adams, Wilkinson
Aad Claiborne.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
WHITNEY, Of Jefferson county, as q candi.
date for the Office of Distyiet Attorney Of the
First Judicial District composed of the counties
Of Adams, Jefferson, Wilkinson, Franklin.
Claiborne and Amite.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-23

the amendment be- repealed This is ono
Of the most important questions that vii
come before the next legislature, and the
position Of all the candidates should b
we'll understood.
In relation to federal politics be decla
red himself in favor Of a tariff for reve
nue., without discrimination for protection
opposed 10 the distribution Of the pro
ceeds Of the public lands among the
States--opposed to q National Bank--ir
favor of Van Buren's Sub Treasury--in
favor of pcrpetuating The vete power in
the Presidential favor Of the annexa
ton Of Texas--oPPosed to a war will
Mexico, but, if it must come, that we
should fight it out manfuly.
From the multitude and magnitude o.
the topics discussed, it perhaps could not
be casonably expected that everything
should be distinctly set forth. We have
pointed out some omissions in the Gene
RAILS expose which may be worthy Of con
sidcration in the county.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-23
A IS SSOR

We are authorized to announces JOHN
STRIBLING, as l.candidate for the office Of
Assessor Of Amits county, at the ensuing No
vsmber election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
6. DAVIS, as candidate for the office Of As
sessor Of Amite county, at the ensuing No
vember election.
We arc authorized to announce THOMAS
HAYNES, as = candidate for the office Of As
lessor of Amite county, at the ensuing Novem
Yer election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES A
JENKINS, as 4 candidate for the office Of As
SCISSOR of Amite county, at the ensuing Novem
Der election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN G.
K1NABREW, Ms a candidate for the office o.
Assessor OF Amite county, At the ensuing No
vember election.
We are authorized toannounce SYLVESTER
GARDNER, as q candidate for the office Of
Assessor of Amite county, at the ensuing No
vsmbeY election.
We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
T. SHARP, as 4 candidate for the Office of As.
SCISSOR Of Amite county, at the ensuing Novem.
bar election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES E.
JAGERS, as candidate for the Office Of Asses.
sor Of this county, at the ensuing November
election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN B..
EASLEY. as candidate for the office of AS.
SCISSOR Of this county, at tho ensuing November
election.
We are authorized to announce R. A. NEE.
LEY, as candidate for tho Office of Assessor
Of this county at the ensuing November cleo.
ton
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-23

We are authorized to announce STANHOPE
POSEY, Of Wilkinson county, as q candidate
for the Office of Judge of the Circuit Court, fol
the FIRST Judicial District, composed Of the coun
ties of Wilkinson, Adams, Amite, Franklin
Jefferson and Claiborne
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
CLARK, Of Jefferson county. asa candidate
for the Office of Judge of the Circuit Court, fol
the first judicial District, composed of the coun
ties of Wilkinson, Amite, Franklin, Adams
Jefferson, and Claiborne.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-23
Amite County Candidates.
rlee,ion.--sd aud 4th November, Is4S.
s II E X IFF


We are authorized to announce THEODoRE
Mcknight, as a candidate for the office o:
Sheriff of Amite county, at the ensuing NO
vember election.
We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
C. HARRELL, as a candidate for the othce OF
Sheriff of Amte county, at the ensuing No
vember election.
We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
C. McGEHEE, asa candidate for the office OF
Sheriff of Amite county, at the ensuing No.
Vember election.
We are authorized to announce YOUNG +.
GRIFFIN, as cannidatc for the office OF
Sheriff If Amite county, at the ensuing No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce E. G. WICK
Err, as q candidate for the office of Sheriff OF
Amite county, at the ensuing November cleo
ton.
We are authorized TO announce CLINTON
Meg EHEE, as candidate for the office Of
Sheriff Of Amits county, at the ensuing No
vember election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-23

We are authorized TO announce N. SCUDDER
Of Wilkinson county, as candidate for the
office of District Attorney, for the Judicial Dis
trict, composed Of the counties of Wilkinson
Amite, Adams Claiborne, Franklin and Jeffer
son.
We are authorized to announce Judge JOHN
M. MAURY, of Adams county, az a candidate
for the Office Of Chancellor of the State of Mis-
sissippi, at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce LEMUEL
n. HANKS, as 4 candidate for the Office of As.
SCISSOR of Amite county, at the ensuing Novem
Der election
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-23
To Candidates.

We wish to impress deeply upon your
minds that our terms require payment, IN
advance, for all annuncia,ions. Therefore
all those who have not settled up, are re.
quested 10 do so forthwith. We espe
cially commend this notice to candidates
residing GU. Of the county. We shall
send a number of the paper con tanning
this notice 10 all of them.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-23
PROBATE IuDGE.

We are authorized to announce VAN +.
6WEARlNGEN,1 as candidate for the Office Of
Probate Judge of this county at the ensuing
November election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
WALKER, asa candidate for the office Of Pro-
bate Judge of this county At the ensuing No
vember election,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-23
PROBATE CLERK

We are authorized to announce ERASMUS
Q. RUSSELL, as u candidate for the Office o
Probate Clerk of Amte county, at tho ensuing
November election.
We are authorized TO announce STEPHEN
Z. DAVIS, as 4 candidate for the Office Of Pro
bate Clerk Of Amite county, At the next No
vsnher election.