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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07

The upon which these plantations and unmpro we'd
lands will be sold, extremely liberal and For them
any other particulars address
GEORGE s vaudeville,
No. lS4 Grayer street, New Orleans.
orH. B. COzzENS, care Ben Wade)
Cotton SQUARE, Natclez, Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07

A PLANTATION ADJOINING THE ABOVE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07

" X. WALKER 81 Co.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
Nos n Main street and &c Second street louisville Ky
Agents for all Newspapers in tho United States ard
British Provinces
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07
EXCELLENT LAND

This plantation upon all the Buildings Stock
ing Utensils and Fixtures necessary force of twenty field
handg
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
NCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILL.

4 Csrtun cure for DISEASED Lr dgi the MANI Daatsr
ouS Mlai s tcIch are cau>sd by rnmbtd cDnila; If
tta' "'gIn.
To give the cubic clear understanding of the mode in
which Schencks Mandrake Pills produce those yo ,trrfu
ELECTS Inch are ateoteu y thOus ands VI reliable
u.sS-S = present Il brief DESCRIPTION OF rUE III
MAN LIY FIR and its functions, which will make the on
Grafton OF this popular medicine PEE ceptlb.e 10 every
mans understanding
The liver is supplied with hood vessels nerves and alb
sorbant One OF It's 0'uus USES Is To- pre-
pare The bile. Ii likewise lIerS The b and separates
that iuld from all impurities How Indispensable necrs
health the proper performance tli, fIucti
II the liver diseased purify the tlD and n
that is sent back Though the runS,. brain other paris
in morbid condition. IL must cIse j4nudcc. blo,up
obstruction the kidneys crave. and uuuy other com
plants les pal fu AID dangerous but The east
OIL them quite enough i hdHe man SICK AMI uiCUiUrt-
able unfit tor the performance OF the duties OF
life This althy STATE o the system Very often ends
III pulmonary consumption
Inc circulation the Oood Is conducted in this man.
neT The seuds the vital CURRENT down through
the arteries; il passes through the fish, taking up ali iIi-
pur:ues pTU.re>s; then the stream U blood II W.
back ard rou-h the veins a. passes TO Ever 10 be
purified 1t is impossible consumption scrotua
scarcely any kind Of liberation while thai Inn
pOrtan Ur.an Is dsea ed II is Tor thai
that regular physicians rarely cure corl,umliUn
They usually gin Thur treatment the U.s.. OF some
cough T.eiCu- the basis OF ICh mYrpnIa or opium m
some shape VIII Gu lock, w the liver instead / Tr,xiny
he sevTelUrS ,IvIu- tone Ia the stomach and mo-
dIcing healthy now vi bile DR.. Scnelcz's PULMuSIC
>YaUP, SEAwrED TONIC, AND aANJktKE
PILLS, will Lshen tn - stem, purify the bul and
Tlpr!i aid heal uC,Ts Oh The lungs
AvoIume ~od.d lie CURED TO give brief account OF
the kdbie D.. iuTnru b. DR. Slt.lCk', nail
cine> w. Pui!nOulc syrup Sei~eed Tome AMI Man
d dht fiIis-al OF whi' accompanied drec-
DR. SCHENCK will be protest naly at his rooms eve-v
Week 81 Bond street. YOrk, and 50 Hanover strrrt
Boston. from 81, untij r. ~ Re gives advice iree
oit u thorough examination win The Rrspiromeser
t- charge IS n'- IS, dJars lis ledlcine, for SAFE
times at his Price vi PuluIOrC s. rup and
"eet Tonic each 81 81 pc. b7tte s. 81 The hall
Czech, htiiiTak- T lis - 'ntS per UOx.
/ n.O. Z. GuuDWIN & CO 80 Hanover street Agents
! Or Boston. For sale by al druggist e<tawlnov2s7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
Sarah VI. Miners Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court held AT 81
Caledonia District bloomsbury. in said district ON
thu 18th dav -: y Ovemher.A. ID. lSt6.
CALVIN Morrill, executor u the last will and testament N,
Sarah Miner lc OF Peac Iam said district teC.ss.
presents his administration account examination and
allowance and makes application Tor decree of i,rlt-
Ito. and Partition of the estate of laid deceased
WhereupOn II ordered by said court that said ar.
and said application be referred 10 4 session of said
court To be held AT the pTUbte office in Jhn,ury on
The nth DAY oil Dec d. 1866 iO hearing and decision
thereon And Ii Is further ordered notice hereof h
given 10 all persons iItI esed by publication of the "a IN.
three weeks successfully In the Caedonian Newspaper
published al 81 Juhn>hTy. previous said time autoit
-d for hearing. that they NAV appear said time ard
place, and show eau e, If any they have why said
should BE- allowed. AMI such decree m ta
By The Court Attest.
ASA l.. FRENCH, judge of Prol,re
A true copy of rcCJri-AIt,st,
S.S2 ASA l.. FREN H. Judge of Prota,a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
Casualties.

Iu-. before our paper went to press last
..a Sc learned OF the two dreadful acct
..t> on the PaSsumpsi, railroad BY which
$50 ,ouug men lost their lives. YOUNG
.lr was Il grandson OF SlaS Hounhton
l.. %, prominent and exemplary citizen of
!.,adou tor many Yeas. The father. Mr..
Wa. .. Fuller, was a man in trail health.
~ao Hrut west and died some years ago.
The mother is also dead. and a daughter is
ao@ all ;herc i, left of the family. Young
Fuller came to his death while at work up-
o, the gI&ycl train near the new shops. He
Mi iu-l coupled the engine to the train.
aud in attempting to Chamber upon the train.
be- made misstep. or his foot slipped, and
IT, va rnn over aud shockingly mangled.
III, funeral was held at this place on sab
.th morning. and his remains taken on a
l~'.al train to Lyndon for burial. He was
rInber OF the Good Templars. and the
.!-c here " re ont in force at his funeral.
!! was only 1G years old.
lr. Merrill G.. Beard who was run over
d. Bradford on Wednesday night. died on
't..a! morning. and his funeral was at
rnird By d large c0ncourse Of friends and
Gpllhizing citizens al Bradford on Sun
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
Till, CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

.,,-Ne nd avor to make The Gal, DOMAIN valuable
..- >.Ns. and our friends in Caledonia, Essex snd
..a. uutir' WI confer great favor t" us and add
~ na, ria!}y til" intcr'-t Of the paper by endinsus
i,e,.s in brief lc-ible form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
ADDISON EDI\IN.

Gen. Lawrence OF Vcrgennes. died at the
'rSltcnce OF his SoiI-in-laW. Judge Pielpont
"a Friday last. Gen. Lawrence has served
!" many offices OF responsibility and tlust.
4.l died a the advanced age Of - years.
! few days AGO a tIurk WIS stolen from
'dlar'S WAGON a tie Addison House in
N.G-cnne>. Carried into back lot about
.'.i mile distant, broken open and plum
R.ard OF about $500 worth of silver ana
.&fIWare. One OF the guilty parties. John
NIl.IamSon. is i'll Jail. awaiting eXamina-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
Bri>ey Browns Estate.
John :. Wells Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, At probate court holden a,
Essex district. - the probate Office in IIIn.u
burg. wit"ii and for SAID strict the Eth day of
November. 4 ID 1876
copy II the iast will and testament Of John Wells
- late ~ Exeter In The County 81 Sorkin cham an
- New Hampshire. deceased luy allowed AMI rrvct 81,
the probate CONT for the county 49, RcCkcham sfIr.
said beng resented 10 tn" court here. >ait cony
b" fitted and Ti IN The probate court for the liz
trCt aforesaid agr.caliy To- the statute such case ,s
aud prov ied II -er"hy urir Ell hrt all persons com
Ccrn"i be Dtiaei t. APPEAR before said cuurt AZ .e-,n
hereof In hr hiid'n al the pohIta OH IN Lln-uhr on
TIL / ia dIi OF 'Iec-n'hc-. A ID l>t ani contest the
HING AMI riding "f the copy said will AFORESAID i;
They cause For winch purpose IL 5 ordered tnat A
copy of the record this order Toe publ she'd IN the IsI
DOMAIN printed ST. Johns bury three weeks Successive
~, previous said time al hearing.
Att st-WM. CHANDLER, Register
copy of IeCOrd-irte>t.
3U3, WIN. CHANDLER Regis,ar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23

I IST OF LETTERS rems mig in the post Office
i Nov %. 1866.
Baldwin w Bennett la b
b own has b Carver &
Costello Nm G re ID " Jr
Harvey II = NJ 4 johnson A
kimbal Miss L A La John
NahOt q VI va Julia
Matthews Mis- ; Mckecn
Nemnev Smith IL &
iib"dciI G. Townsend G. VI
White Miss 5 j
Ii. w FLEETWOOD, p. NJ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
SER P0frHf.

Our toWpSman Chester +. Dean. assignee
himself. Horace Paddock and others.
o. taken ont patent for ali 'lmprOye-
zen, in Grinding Mills which bids fair to
,. good thing. 1t was intended more
specially for grinding bones which it
G,tile> ont a; the !ate Of ten tons in ten
h'ur>. fine or coarse as he SETS the ma
r.juc, while cereals and other substances
mol 50 hand as bone may be ground at a
most fearful rate. This little monster.
,rNentccn inches long. ten inches in diane
TER. only gives an idea OF what good
sized mill would DO. We understand il is
about what they intcnd to sell with eXclu-
>lyr county rights. Farmers will DO well
20 Lotice their advertisement Of bone meal
for cattle, and bone dust for land in this
weeks paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23

hurtfu to children. Children having worms require i'm
prolonged sickn",- y upOms OF worms in children
often overlooked WorIuS In the stomach and bowels
cause an irrat which be removed Oily by the
Use OF sure remedy The combination of ingredie is
ed IN maxim Browns Verniiuge Comhts such give
the best possible effect with safety Gu ITS BROWN
Propretors, New York Sold by all dealers In medicines
at Is cents box. tmvI567
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
STANDARD AND WARRANTED.

Il SEX.
As,lrs tor T ,cs LAST SAGE Il, lirr. cf ,,c-rs ~
i;', Wife I'd lfcy Cd q IUsns binding ss-ia ana
iAr cali sfin -ik -'1in-. sor-. e.,lcts h,ot We
aiis II every drsc irri knive rsps re 5css ed =
nos 81 n mons swing IN peErin- avis .tria aryl
.asohnr k, N.ll-isas lin fT machine work shre
thread inns waS ID llacki Ii b hlackiaE re-
1ut- - "i- lacin-7, Il a 7Un> at II lea her shoe
Pc fFeaeh fet c 1 'iin r,d's li9eerer, &C., in
l-iEe 90 small guam II 20 "a
AErnts l. "a r.. sllsn ia II fin- "a tc-r-
la - arr pvcrfa ly rcla = d 20 ii s1a So. our
eh'h Al Il car 10 I b 70 P,-ch j = cscwl rc Tip
pc ard rrlu-'l,d II Frc q !, .rr. all ~ u
l,r- X AZ j. ilack zip Co. g OK / AL renrr.
III a d .,n,- d. H.. i4-ds
-. - Z IL - Arctic just rec ircd
i.fin inlc -'A-s I = Zee Z AK IA e f.ora ND Pc.
&c iric l cast rlr Gers and N saios ~
The = ioos fsil-t e tly N pas a.. L. cash
IA. A. MOONEY A CO.,
-ai L. L S.Icc., II J shnsiu-,. 4,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
Browns Bronchial TrOches

Having direct influence to the parts give immediate
lief. For BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CATARRH, CoSsUNITNE
AND THROAT DISEASES Troches are used with always
good Success SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when taken
before singing speaking and relieving the throat after
unusual exertion Of the vocal organs The Troches
are recommended and prescribed by physicians, and have
had testimonials from eminent throughout the coun
try Being article Of true melit, and having proved
their efficacy by test of many years, each year finds
them in localities in various parts of the world and
the roches universally pronounced better than any
other articles.
bt,in only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES."
and do not take any of the worthless limitations that may
be offered. SOLD EVERYWHERE tmayS e.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23

- o \ E S
20 DOLLARS A TON.
We pay dollar hundred without any re-
gard to the kind of bone or where has bee if deceny
clean. PADDOCK, DEAN d co.
ST. Johusbu'y, Vt 24f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
West Port y. Y.
BrattlebOrO Record.

STATE AT LARGE.
Mr.. j. 5. Spaulding. of Essex, has been
appointed by Collector Stannard deputy
collector on the passenger train from st.
Johns to St. Adams. in place OF Stephen
ID. Hopkins, resigned short time since.
Mr.. Spaul'!ing was a soldier in the I'd Yer
mont regiment, where he served three
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23

A Cough. A Cold, or A Sore
:: !: !: !: !: ::
kSWNYN Throat requires immediate attention.
wv Xxi md should be checked. If allowed to
|SNyklElvN ontinue, IRRITATION OF THE LUNGS A
\156yS(l1SU PERMANENT THROAT DISEASE, CON-
Nly290p SUMPTION is often the result
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
At Eight Per Cent Advance


Ag-e7-s .0- the cd hafS and sAos~ Whoas L.
sad r,tsl ce,is for he starr boot md shues
st.rr haots AMI shoe y he III, dozen c. Csc a low
~ Rost prices
fIc ia 100 ig fe hNcts. Hanson & " ST. ats
i'9Ti- tocts 4 " If L a SD L. n- ,.ss b.. ts
fcbiled calf nd grain +, tc-- and Sc ed
s-E h'i =. ialisa I'd -rczs 100 l. Ii he miss
- and ,hildrca - Vie.
latiee ms - aud ohildre'- ra Der rsods al kinas
and 81 90 in axe qua,t-lrs.
Nriss- hcys' and !, utis' rubber be,.s a, d shoes
HScc pla 30 :.
Moe ho,k e Il. splendid thi- fcr a e in win
-cr. ~
Lido IN ar boot.
NM, bows. yOutn', Ia iies,, ais - and ,hld,a,.
h'eis a HI ds AID qaaiiti :. @Oaaao b. b al; All
(. esc x d. sse
>TINiliRD AND H-IPPi NTEp
As d siers in IL" On upper lea-hcr. French md
Ans, A. zip frcnch sud Ar4 iicsa ca incudiu- rl.
following clTaI d laa DE-
BEAUNFRVILI1.
lINTN
GIILLtTS
:. KOCH,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
TIE SKIRT OF THE TIMES.

l. sod in called Ma - only by y Il JOHNSON
ai rzd str - -ion-huy, VI drAer H. general dry
good sI l. CIi,rlnC "a sOTtlnelt q drcls cd
oalcn, fan L. f-nuii -, &c-. DC Re. living -oa6s
from NrEy * 'nd Is = ak, thRs keeping tp vi
Ar I Ia he make en- Obi CT for p Tsoss give
Tim = cal. Y NJ JOHNSON
Il. L. : e, :. Join bprg, oct 1e, lNf6. 2saf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23

Nclyin Wadswoith of Bennington. lost
u.s. dog month ago, and found it after
t"rnty-two days i'll a pit ten feet. deep
Where it had lived. AMI almost died, on
ROOFS and grubS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23

\ skirt AT Il Il 81 p,I-ous and al not ous IL
='le. and UTrAE - eTor ia On - { ia and
any thu. -ki l. the maIkt-
ii. -tirr. Which
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-23
ORANGE COUNTY,

A collision between freight train over
the Passumpsic and two oxen of Israel
" lizard OF Bradford, few days since. re-
suited IN the death of the cattle. and throw
ING the engine and five cars off the track.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1866-12-22
CARROLL AND LEA.

These enterprzng gentlemen have just re-
turned from New Orleans with full supply and
complete assortment of drugs and con(ectionaries.
The assortment was made by our friend CARROLL
in person, and we can assure the public that
every thing is OF superior quality.
This house is very justly one of the most pop.
ular in our hourishing town, and we know that
their present stock of goods will add to their in.
creasing popularity.
We advise our children friends to carry their
Christmas change round to the brick building if
they want to get quid pro quo and lest :hey
might not know what that means, we will tell
them it means the finest oranges, apples, candies
nuts, &c., they ever did see.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1866-12-22

isiff bot - ~ Inlailfshi man be ell be more
effective than stef bahfg,
Wbpof ouf reader, doe, moi know, among HI
stfysia'.oess, NJ slhle men, via hsu utls year
Nth ihsfosa hands made double the ays,sre NJ
lfop' made BY negro msni Why So The
ao'ss' IL, ons u .leIliieol tho oihofls ilaonnl
The matter isof IN more Importance 10 lbs
boaiasfn people than any other question gfowinH
oui Of politics of polilicsl economy
oar people should meet monihly In over
County IN tbs State, In an organized body, and
confer over ell matters growing out u our labor.
log system, and determine upon concerted action
dictated by the most exalted sense n Justice and
light
lftMs lie not done, The prosperity Of the coun.
ny must, 1nd will be long retarded.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1866-12-22
MR.. MARKHAM'S SPEECH.

We hope our readers will bear with the re-pub.
LEGATION Of this speech this week.
There were errors In it which marred it's read
ing, and although tie reader might have made
the correct ons as he tead, yet as it document
which so many of our people VIII preserve we
have thought it would DO best to publish It with
as few errors as possible,
Another consideration which makes its reiter-
alton in our columns appropriate ls that there
are utterances in it, which ought to be sept
prominently before oar people, and the elo-
auent gentleman has given these IDEAS in strk-
inc and forcible manaer, We think we could not
do our readers a betlei service than to re-pubish
il.
The two great thoughts in the speech which
the speaker himself intended to make prominent
relate to our duty to the orphan children and the
widows of dependent deceased soldiers; and &c
our obligations :, large class Of dependant hu'
man beings N our mdst.
Asto me fgs, duty, we do not know how Il
urge II upon our people b. argument. 1t is s,
potent and is neglect would be so dlsgraceiu
that We feel ii must ard will be performed.
As to the last duly--our present relation to tn
negroes it must command our attention soone
or later. At present, but little can be effected
II is duty which we will learn only by expert
their dissatisfaction at their own political rela
tons, and in their hot haste to repair broken fol-
tunes, are regardfu only Of the present, unmnd
full Of the great future o. their ives Oar rela
ton ~ ,ng ,,egr.- t~ee l. 81 traasasNdant inpor
tance, spd ct but few men are endeavorlng I
comprehend II. riey seem to be Obvious o
the fact, that m all story, no such radica
change vas ever before effected, in so short
time, and at cost Of fearful war, and they ar
endeavoring to follow in the old way, although i
is filed with fallen timbers, washed IN Impassa
BILE gulles and in numbetless ways Distracted, in
stead of setting resolutely 20 work to hew out
new and plain way.
The fact that we forget, or rather ignore, is
that the negro is FREE and cannot be governed al
heretofore. Henceforh he must be governed by
the law, and in order that he may not be a curse
under the law to US and to himself he must be
educated. From this there is no escape.
The negro must DO the laborer Of the South.
We can depend OF no other. Unless he is use full
TO Us as laborer the next hundred years Of the
South, viii be years Of poverty to the whites OF
the South. Ills usefulness will be limited IL he
rs kePt IN ignorance and governed BY law. If
educated he will not thereby cease to be our la.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1866-12-22
u'TMMlfIALa
UrA',1'tl'rfn'h
IL ~ ~ w y .UI

On the i0ih last AZ The residence " Nt X,
T.. latos, ny tho Rev H. Reeves, d. J II.
SAMPLE 10 uiss AIRY T. ROBlNSON=ull Of
this County
achhoWledgs he receipt II a good y amount
" the dolicac,rs, With Viii h the generous foa.
t,es Of he lovely brde lcastcd thrif friends.
They have our thanks, aud our warnost wishes,
that the fond expectations and eager hopes which
they cherish Tor the now happy couple, may be
fully realized
/ Stay their friends never he fever or their hap.
pinoss leSs; and may useful lives be attended with
comfort, and old age protected aud blessed with
a competency Of the good things Of earth and
a bright hope Of better thugs hereafter
On the 18th inst at the residence Of the brides
father, By the Rev. Charles II Otksn, Mr.. A.
WILL UNDERWOOD 10 Mrs. EMILY c, HAR.
RELL--ull of This County.
Underwood has done well--his bride likewise
lie ls one Of the clever; she handsome, amioble
and accomplished. The future Is full Of hope.
The path is strewn with flowers now no thorns
should be allowed TO grow in it-as the goal is ap-
preached these flowers should be freshcr and
more fragrant, and when at last it is reached
they will pass over into that land where flowers
are perennial, and where thorns never grow.
On the Goth inst at the residence Of Mrs. Eli
"a A. Mcdowell, by Rev. NJ S, Shrrk Mr..
CHARLES E. DAVIS to Miss ELLEN c. HUFF
all Of this County
Long wooed, at last wed, Charlie has the best
wishes Of all connected with our Office To wish
the husband we'll is to wish the wife better; for
such are the relations of the welded lie, that
happiness to the husband brings greater happiness
to the wife Let the accomplished wife whom
he has taken TO his bosom ever bear in mind this
truth, and the warm wishes we have expressed
tor their welfare will be fully realized, Act upon
It though life, and the evening of the days Of both
will be glIded by a clear mellow sun set she'd
ding benlgnant radiance over the abiding place
oil those who may "rse up to call you blessed"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1866-12-22

" SAN LILLY, as clever man as we have in
our town, has moved down to the stand recently
occupied by E. ?, Siratton His house is newly
stocked with ne6 drugs and full and complete
assortment Of confeetionarlos. 1t u.s. by far, the
best stock OF good things ever brought to this
market. The representatives of Santa Claus
can be greatly assisted by calling on "Sam."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1866-12-22
Mr. 0TKENiS SCHOOL

We call attention to this gentleman's card 10
to-day paper. The people here ought to rejoice
at this prospect for good school n their midst
We have long been without airy advantages for
hslfgrown boys in this community and we hope
Mr. Otken will be able to fill the much needed
desideratum.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1866-12-22

IT w. Y, Wan, the pIpulnf Druggist, has re-.
moved from the McKnighl building to the Scher.
ling building on tho "korpr," from whence, our
worthy friend Sam Llly Eas wont 10 dispense
his good things to the peopb. .lr WeBB has ad.
ded TO hi, extensive stock rAslyty, aud s propar.
ed 70 do a larger business lhan hetelof1re.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1866-12-22

tho momofy n lbase men aai lh.s day
suI MT psnsh, Nan IL Immortal, aHd
Won have built Tor hem N Your heart,
an everlasting memorial Go Ibis y0a
bsye e0gfavsd heir nsmes their low
non and her dreda.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1866-12-22

~ oar friend, the peoples ifiond, and every.
body's friend GroRor II bAhsfy, who sells those
cheap good, has REMOVED his splendid assnH.
msnt Of goods 10 the nowbuldng know WI Ne the
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1866-12-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In THE CHANcERY Court OF ANTE CouN-
TY, MIssIssIPPI-1o Nou, Term, 1866.
w. J. MARsALIs, }
US.
JAMES MARSALIS.
JAMES MARSALIs.

DY VIRTUE of Decree ofthe Chan
I'D Gerry Court OF Amite County, Mis-
s'Ssippl, made at the November Term,
1866, the undersigned, Commissioner, will,
on Monday, the 2Sh day Of January,
1857, between the hours prescribed by
Law, al the door OF The Court House, in
Liberty, in said County and State, pro-
coed TO sell for cash, the following de-
scribed lands-viz:
The North West Quarter of Section
number 6, in Township number 5, Of
Range number 6, East-containine one
hundred aud sixty acres.
PETER RATCLlFF,
Commissioner
December e2, 1866. "A