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Democratic banner., 1846-12-07
Nov 9, 1916.
is hereby Given,

70 all creditors or others interested in
the estate Of Holiday Stears, decd, that
at the December term of the Rails county
Court shall make a final settlc ment Of said
state as administrator thereof, when and
where those Interested can attend.
VIM. STEARS, Admir-.
Nov.9, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-07
Land !,Jl' Sale

7RNhc subscriber wishes TO sci his Farm. con-
si>ting OF 22O acres Of chuicc lAai. lyit.
alout j miles from Louisiana, imm".ii trly nm
the main road leriing from Louisiana to Paris.
There are More th.a "tc hun lrci acrcs wei;
enclosed and III Il fine State of CuirIt alton, -,
which there is Il good Orchard Of tie !~r.-i..
trees. AMI there i also a iir>trauc meadow q!
IL acres. The whole lracl: i remarkably well
w~atrrrl, aGnr.iirg ali abundance o. water iur
%turl, AMI all farming purposes. Br>i'ir> 4 """.
dwelling house. there are also L 1I!nl,rr 81 !:r>i-
rate nur hoI>">, rnu>i>iiI. a: d Kitchen. Moi
houSs, Barn. Stable Nc. &c, | will say urti'-
in. more. prr>,min@ that those WHO wish tc
purchase, will view the premises FOR tlrn>clvs
JAMES BE.NNING.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-07
Z administrators Notice.

! Ill T. reea< ~1e Lci.ly noti>cd that |
! hay. a.,tairch i.om tie County Court
. - county. NJ, letters Il admins
ration en- Il q" estate Of join Owen, decd.
late of Pike county, bearing d,tc Sd. No
vcmiyI $50. III persons Indebted to said
estate are rcqus Sod to make Immediate
l:,'""A:to de undersigned: ana all Fer
" IL Gains against said estate are
req, st>d 20 present Il. M rrol,eI!y authen-
ticatcl within oLeyear f,om and altertAs
date Of said Ietters, cr ti.oy may be Pr: I'LL
.ded frcm having any ltn,li. OF said ~,s'atc,
and ii not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
JOHN MAGEE, Admir-.
November Esd. 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-07

We have done what nvne of our brcthen OF
the press have, and, though We have spo-
ken but slightly ofthese things: we trnst no
one will say, we have done it sHShft"gy.-
/ St. Louis Gazette,
Democratic banner., 1846-12-07
eIaiIi Before the Mayor.
STATE or MISSOURI, }
City Of ST. Louis. (

STNTE OF HTl>*UI III
City Of ST. Louis. I
DocroR A. e.. BRAGG, being by NE duly
sworn, dcruscS and says, that his Sugar Coated
Pills, now so GENERALLY known and SO extensive
I, used throughout the Southern ana western
States, do not contain one particle of mineral OIL
any kind, as has been "rruneously stated. He
further 5 atcs that he is al this time INA nulactur-
ing and putting mp, ready for market, from % to
5000 boxes of these per week, and that the or
ders and calls from agents and others for thcs
Pills, have become so numerous, ercn at this
healthy season of the year, that some applica-
tions arc necessarily delayed from ten TO twelve
Democratic banner., 1846-12-07
Hist Of Letters

EMAINING in the Post Oiicc At Loui>i-
"a ana. Mo, on the lSt day Of October. l>lG.
winch ifnut taken ont within three months, Vii
he scut ot!!c General Post Office rs dead let
Democratic banner., 1846-12-07
Salt.
AND STILL THEY GONE!
Fail Supply Of
Boots and Shoes.

HTST RECEIVED from st. Louis. Tie lsrg-
eg ct and finest ;s:ortmcHt Of Boots, Shoes,
~tinai.cs and Le.thcr ever ofered fer sale in
Cd Pike, ii Wien tie l2i!c" ing is part o. tie
Tirci. Li&'>: N.r> t,,t ClumP aid Slued
bouts. uer: last 2IoTroccc Caii nd Nip EoCts,
mcns ti.i,k EcGt>. vaI, irg il price aiyd qualify,
to :"ittl.e tines. hi<o " l.rgc a:d !eiiCid ss-
.~a.l.,,i q i.~G:c> Al d Misses Slice. Bc1tecs
a:a. G.iyrs,;.}ri ~ vyy lest guilty. wli,h
.wc ct,r IN to b,s. O. terms. rtr.ras wishing
81 purchase Wall Id i gre. ~ to ;lcir sd'an-
.se % Ill n canine CIR >tCek lettrc Fur-
Oh -" ehGW@crc.
NEWMAN s NAhktEf.
Enrlmi.r .;lE- Il Il.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-07
BLOW CHAPMAN! BLOW!!
Fall and Winter
CEOtfEaSaeg

NE-Eh have just received, and have now on
W hand the largest. best most Iashi"n,oie
and cheapest lot of clothing ever offered for sale
in Pike county. We have selected our articles
with care, and purchased them Tor cash, hence
we can net on!v afford, but are determined t"
sell them cheaper than they can be sold at any
ether house in town.
Our stock consists of garments Of nearly sy-
cry description and size. Persons wanting ehii-
err = co:t, pants, vest, shirt or any thing elsem
Our line can be suited to a nicely at our eStao-
,ii<hmcnt.
We stu keen at our old stand, No u .orp"site
the Mississippi Rank. We have NO FISH
TRAP. but we have a hook and line which We
throw ouL bai'cl with Low PRICES, and we
have caught q few of the sinners inthat way.
Oar clicking * oi ger material and we war
rant Il. maxim. L.: otr friends and everybody
iclse cal, rxainiue and be convinced that tiIs l.
the place 10 cu:mcto.
RICHARDSON s DUKE.
No, II, Water street, Louisiana, Mo.
October 26, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-07

Sugar House MOIaSses.
\ few barrels Sugar House Molasses for
sale b. II T.. BLOCK & co.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-07
Iron Foundry

is now in successful operation, and that they are
prepared To execute all orders for MlLL1RONS
and MAcnIxE C,SrIxcs. sc. at the shortest nc
tice. They will also keep on hand Cooking.
Parlor and other STOVES old great variety o..
patterns, common hollow ware, wagon boxes.
Fan Mill Irons sc. &c. I'll Of which they will
sell on terms that cannct iail to give satisia elton.
We hope the public are disposed TO practic OH
the motto, encourage your OWL
FENTEM - DRAPER.
Louisiana, Sept. ii. 1916.
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PLAYING, VISITING
Is L. A N X CARDS

NEORGE COOK, of the late firm of EIv
~ Smith & Cook. fer the past six wears ma y,
uiacturers of the celebrated Bartlett Cards
would inform the patrons and friends of the old
establishment, No. II, Fulton street, where he
mas always been employed, that he continues
Inc manufacture of all the varieties of play.
tns' visiting and Blank Cards, hereto.
lore furnished by the establshment-and tbat
orders tor various kinds will be faithfully and
promptly executed on application to his sole
agents Messrs Ely and Latham, No. II, Fulton
street, at the following prices, usual disconnt
Oft for cash, or to those who buy to sell aroin
viz ~ ~ w ae"Ih,
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To the Patrons of the Liberty AdVocp

| The undersigned has again assumed wy /
Iplete control'o of the columns of the L'po.9 NJ
vocate. Grateful for the patronage nc l'a r. d
tofore received from the good PeoPnlv; ,onta
Amite, he sincerely hopes, that by ullsI n,ue
plcaton to his duties, as publisher Of 'uls be
that the same patronage will continue - saae
tended to him. He promises to use evo'3 9orOS
to make the Advocate, an interesting n
cal, and worthy their continued suP iOna b
those who favor him with their adVel' ,hs md
promises to use despatch, and upon y"
reasonable terms. .dhereh
The Advocate will still faithfully Su a"sucs
and support those great principles anu ves
which the Wing party has for 50 ma ~, bte
nanfully battled for, and of when J ~ d b
he humble instrument of endeavorln isshIe Vi
eminate. 1t will be found always. M y viii
Ter the control of the undersigned 70 u M Upr
u oper. To the Wings Of OLD Aml.gn . @rb
isher tenders his most grateful tnan man ssndtd
Import they have heretofore extendeu, aourf
hat they will continue to afford him eaSS 6J
nent, whilst lifting the Wing banner, ~ I'm
1g for Wing principles, and the ntcfes"
reat Wing party. ,,, rnpcyTHE
.Enuoyy 10, 1916.
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I NRAcE Chains, Wedding h.,
Il lars F,! and Blind Brides for r' %,
HITCHCOCK 4 BlPNS Pa;'
mr.. Prospectus of the
lN l s $ i s sippi Cuitiv,,I
AND
" NJ G. Southern Pearl.
w. M. Smyth-M. w. PbiIinS -.

i w. M. Smyth-M. w. PbiIinS n II.
1 WE propose issuing from fl, "A.
me IN ooufAer" Reformer, a week ks i ;oa.
= Of agriculture, Literature, s and f ssal
10 Intelligence so soon as one rhousSa md,
s SC are obtained. We subS;n5'
r ~ the plan OF The new work. "DN
The Agricultural Department, viii,
tam accounts of agricultural eyne,ins
agricultural discoveries; corresoonSss
recipes; general hints on domestic ,'s .,
my; and statistics of useful reIersas'
ihIs department will receive the M,
ded attention of DR.. NJ. W. pbTr
practIcal planter, aided by numerous,
cessiul and experienced planter, n
southwestern states; and will oenea
occupy about one half Of the e e
per.
The Literary Department will conf,
articles of Original Literature. consist,
VI reviews, poems, and scientific amk
erary lectures of state institutions h !
Under tho head of Selected Li,ersa
will be found Tales, Sketches. Gem
Thought, sc. And under the heai
Miscellany, may be found Anecdotes,
tiStlcs, Collegiate Records, and Con
pondence. The item Of Intelligence
Foreign and Domestic News;
tees of the Religious world; Mas
and Odd-FelIows, and Temperance
,letIes. This Department will bem
he control of VIM. NJ. Smyth and Du
y. W. Camp.
No articles OF any particular pol
'Ias or sectarian influence, will ever
place in this journal. The pubICl
est assured that it shall be the chief
! the editors to make the Misja
'ultiuator and Southern Pearl, emph
ally, an Agricultural and Family pa
} which no politician or professor Of
gIon can take any exception. Wei
n intelligent people, Shall such a.P
alton in Mississippi succeed?
TERMs:-The Mississippi CuIdVai
I'D The Southern Pearl, will be pubil
eekly, and afforded to subscribers Of
W price Of three dollars, payable aIW
advance. 1t will be printed onasA
fine white paper, Of better quai
an that now used by the Relormef'
a beautiful new BREWER and nonPa
pc, procured expressly for the worn
will be Of twelve large quariO page
liking six hundred and twenty Iouf
at the end Of the year, and COW
IRE reading matter than the Reform
The work will be occasionally ~
ted by engravings of stock, agfs
al implements, &c. II the WORK
prove The best, neatestn typogfaP
well as most comprehensive ag'a
al paper ever published in the sou.
tern states, the fault shall mol =
h the proprietors and editors.
? A specimen number will be published
of November next, if the materlalS ~
me.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

nDMINIo INA HUNS SALE.
N PURSUANCE of an Order of IN,
n Probate Court Of Amte County
granted at the January Term. 1916
we will as Administrators, of the Els
tate of John Sibley, Deceased, sell on the
F0urth Saturday in March, (28th,) 1916,
on credit of TWELVE MONTHS. at the late
residence of said Deceased, the follow.
ing described Real Estate, to-wit: - The
West Quarter of Section Number Thirty
800 IN Township Number One a. Of
Range Number G, East--containng One
Hundred and Fifty Eight Acres, and Six.
ty -Four One Hundredth OF an Acre
And the South East Quarter of Section
Number Nineteen 49, in Township Mum.
Der One ID Of Range Number 6. East
containing One Hundred and Fifty Seven
Acres, and Eighty Five One Hundredtbs
OF an Acre.--Also, the North West Quar-.
ter OF the North West Quarter, of Section
n Twenty Nine (29,) in Township
Number One ~ of Rang &c Number {,
hast--containng Forty Acres--contaip c
ing IN all, Three Hundred and Fifty Six e
acres, and Fifty Nine One Hundredths
81 an Acre-situate, lying and being IN =
amlle County, and State Of Mssissipei. "
The purchaser or purchasers viii be
required 10 give notes with approved Sc, n
curity. %
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Embossed Enamelled Cards, tinted nloin
beautifully polished with elegant desicpps pun a,
borders; Printers Blank Cards. gus d
small blanks playing card size no OK
per gross-no 2, $l2. Large no. l. s5i 90 naD
gfossano :, S2l. Double size of tbe sn %an per
l, s3o per gross-doublc size of the small no
s24. Double size of the large no. 'a, as no. 49, =
gross-donble size of the large no. 2, S65 pof
ton' to order Other sizes cnt to or1o reSC Sc
theT the foregoing qualities. NO' u 81
Mourning Cards of various sizes mode - o.ao.
uolo pordered do do do do =, ~ uoi
mt edge do do do do 10
Lnameld Sheets, cap size, and 20 bv 81 10 10
worry Surfaces, do do 'hohes'
,,earl do do do Io
Blank Sheets do 10 do
Aiso' railroad and Steamboat tick,,s 81
rder; OF any color, or of different coIors 70
nay be desired. coiors' as
Inc subscriber requests all ad;,o.a :.
nc United states and Canadas, who nre An ~
ga 70 take their pay in cards, and who u'spT n
lud him copy of their paper containi no WI, WlI
aVertlsement, to insert it for three month. 'i'S
New York April rs, l845 [lIm3 prs oH fces3o
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANNIE CouNTY.

ANTE COUNTY.
1oaH persons interested in the Real Is.
tate Of ALEXANDER MARTIN, deceased
-GREETlNG:
VOU ARE HEREBY CITED to be
IL and personally appear before the
Probate Court of Amie county, on the
FOURTH MONDAY IN APRIL, 1916,
ana shew cause, i! any you can, why the
same should not be Ordered to be sold,
towlt:--The North East Quarter of Sec.
ton Number 25, in Township Number
q, Of Range Number 6, East; containing
One Hundred aud Sixty Acres-And also
the South East Quarter. of Section Mum,
Der 4, IN Township Number 4. of RANGE
Number 6, East; containing One Hun.
dred and fiity-eight Acres, and Fifty
eight One Hundredths Of an Acre-Con |
tanning in all, Three Hundred and Eigh-
teen Acres, and Fiftyeight One Hur-
dredths OF an Acre.
1t is further Ordered by the Court, that
this Citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate" and "WoodviIe Republican,"
Tor Six successive weeks.
>ssssNsss. WITNESS the Honorable
NWG: JOHN WALKER, Judge off
>SNkES the Probate Court of Amite
S3s<% County, at the Court House
thereof, on the Fourth Mon.
day OF January, A. d., One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Forty-Six. :
ISSUED, January 28h, 1916.
S. Z. DAVIS, CLERK.
BY B. WADE SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
Liberty January 81, 1916. 48w6 ,
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VIE undersigned would respectfully
u inform their friends and the public
generally, that they have established a
BLACKSMITH SHOP, and Wagon SHOP, in
Liberty, Mississippi, where they are pre-.
pared to execute, with neatness and des-
patch and upon the most reasonable.
terms, all kinds Of Blacksmith work. Al.
So Road Wagon, Too Horse Waegon,
ana buggy Wagons of a quality SHpe,
rIor TO any that has ever been introduced
INTO the country. CARRIAGES will be re-.
paired In the neatest and most substantial
manner.
:. ~. orders at all times, will punctuaIly and
BOWER g. HOOVER.
January 10, 1896 45yl
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-04

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI !

m >, HMITE COUNTY, S S.
10 an persons interested in the Real
Estate Of EPHRAlM Dixon, Deceased-
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N a t ch e z

ME Subscribers have just received
IL direct from the manufactures, on
consignment, the following rticles which
they offer for sale al UNUSUALLY Low PRt-
CEs' and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS:
ooo pieces Missouri and Ky. Bagging,
$50 coils :" Rome
~ oales " Baing Irvine
80 " Kentucky Jeans and Linseys,
~ d" LoweIS,
=. Carers Patent Improved Cotton G ms.
7ates, Hyde & Cos. (EagIe) do do do
Also, 500 pairs superior three point
'LANhEfS. and variety of articles
uitabIe for plantation use.
Inc subscribers will make LIBERAL
ASH ADVANCES on Cotton shipped to
urke, Watt IL Co., New Orleans, and are
repaired to receive Cotton on storage, in
IRE PROOF SHEDS.
WATT, BURKE & CO.,
Commerce street.
Natchez, Oct. 10, 1845. 33w13
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DIR. C. II. DIXON

."AS permanently located himsel
III in the town of Liberty, for the
purpose of pursuing the practice of his
profession in all its various branches, and
respectfully TENDERS his professional SER
vices TO all who may desire them. He
can be found most generally at his family
residence, unless professionally absent.
Liberty, May 81, l845. l3ml2
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-04
KNIGHTS OF THE HORSE SHOE,
A Traditionary Tale of the
a'-' COCKED-HAT GENTRY
Of the Old Dominion '""'"~ss's'"
By the author of the Cavaliers of Virginia. &c

by the author of the Cavaliers of Virginia. &c
ITHARLES YANCEY has the pleasure
~ of informing the Southern public
that he will issue from his Press in West
Wetumpka, Ala, in a few weeks, the
above named Novel, by distinguished
author residing in the State of Georgia.
The KNIGHTS OF THE HORSE SHOE will
be issued in Pamphlet form, Q vols, 1875
pages, or more, each Price rs cts. por
single copy-9 copies for $500; 90 cop,
les for $40
Letters by mail, post paid, enclosing
the money, will receive promp. attention
Address CHARLES YANCEY.
y, Wetumpka, Ala.
Wetumpka, Ala, July Is, l845.
Newspapers in Alabama, Georgia, and
mississippi, copying the above, shall re.
,eIVe copy of The work and al the same
lme, confer favor which will be recip,
coated when opportunity offers. C.Y.
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mounts shall fall due; which was read and
adopted.
The Senate proceeded to the considera.
ton OF the orders OF the day.
A memorial 10 the Congress of the Uni
ted States in relation to the connection of
;he Mississippi River with the Atlantic,
was read the second time and ordered to
be engrossed for third reading.
Another memorial to Congress iI rela-
ton 10 the navigation OF Pearl River, was
read the third time and adopted.
The amendments made by :he House to
OIL from the Senate explanatory of an act
incorporating the University of Mississippi
were concurred in.
The bill TO authorize loan Of 100000 to
Oakland College. 10 be paid in five annual
Installments out otIhe seminary fund.- tn en-
came up for consideration
Nh. Briscoe offered an amendment to the
effect that the loan be taken directly from
the Treasury, instead of from the seminary
fund.
Mr. WalFwas opposed to the change
proposed by the amendment, stating that
he would oppose the bill if the amendment
prevailed. He thought Oakland College
as much entitled to portion of that fund
as the "Oxford College"
Mr.. Pegues said the institution referred
10 was the 'Universny of Mississippi"
ard not a local institution.
The bill was recommi.ted on motion OF
Mr.. Guion, to a committee with view to
Mr.. Brscoe's amendment
GRAND GULF Rail ROAD.
The bill TO sell or lease The Grand Gulf
Railroad was then taken up.
The bill was referred to a joint commit
tee. consisting ftEe delegations from the
counties Of Copiah, Claiborne and Jeffer-
son
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
From the Daily MiSSissippian.
PROCEEDINGSsOF THE LEGLS-
LATURE.
URANIA.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 21. 1916.


Senate met pursuant to adjournment A
message was received from the House in.
forming the Senate that the former had
given leave for the introduction of mum
Der Of bills among them
A bill 10 amend the law of admini.tra-
tors.
bill to authorize the com nissioners of
the sinking fund to make compromise with
the debtors thereof
\ bill TO pEOhibi. !respasses on school
lands.
a bill TO secure TO the owners of slaves
executed bv sentence of law, compensation
Tor the same,
The Senate was also informed by mes
sage that the House had passed the follow.
ing bills:
a bill 10 incorporate the town of BLACK
Hawk" in Holmes county.
a bill TO incorporate Sllas Brown Lodge
IN the city of Jackson; and that the House
had passed the Senate bill to establish a
seminary OF learning in the city of Jack
SON.
Mr.. Guion, from the committee on Inter-
nal improvements. reported bill to incor-
porate the Southern Rail Road Company,
which was read the first time. and the rule
being dispensed with. the bill was read a
second time by its title. and on motion OF
Mr. Guion, was committed to the whole
House and made the order Of the day for
Wednesddy next and two hundred copies
oi the same directed to be printed
Mr.. Gulon, from the committee on the
Judiciary, to whom had been referred a
resolution in relation 10 the existing laws of
Tue court of Probate, reported bill to a.
mend said laws, WHICH was read the frst
time
Dir GuIon. from the Joint committee on
Internal Improvements, reported back .
oil to carry into effect the agreement OF
ne State OF Mississippi with the United
States, in relation TO the two per cent fund
and both report. and bill laid on the table.
Mr.. Wall offered the following resolu.
ton:
ResOlred, That II is expedient and prop.
eef that the Executive oil this State, apply
ior and receive the money coming to the
cate. nett proceeds OF sales of public lands
under the act of Congress approved Sept.
:, lsil. TO bs applied to purposes OF edu-
0aIion IN the several counues or otherwise,
as The Legislature may hereafter Direct
mr. Wall moved TO suspend the rule
ana ADOPT the resolution forthwith, which
motion was los..
A message was received frsm the Gov
sinor. giving the present condition Of the
State Library.
olulion:
hesoired, That the Auditor Of Public
accounts be instructed TO report to the
IN -
noun; Of the funded warrants falls due IN
~e Course Of the fiscal year ending and the
'1Pective dales ut which tho several o.