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Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
EFTaking a survey Of the

ETaking a survey Of the
establishment of our enterpris,
ing fellow townsmen Messrs
Oltenburg & Doyle, a few days
since, we were shown a vehicle,
manufactured by them for Mr..
S. G. Carradine of Bee Lake
which "struck" us as being bet.
ter adapted to the actual W ants
of the country than anything
of the kind we have yet seen.
Mr.. Carradine we presume had
the "machine" constructed tor
sporting purposes 4. e. hunting,
fishing &C., as those swampers
are much addicted to such past
times, but it can readily be
made to answer a multiplicity
of purposes from a buggy to a
the thing every farmer should
light road wagon, and is just
have. A stroll through the fac
tory of these gentlemen will
we'll repay you reader, for your
trouble, and they will take
pleasure in showing you speci-
mems of their handicraft.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
LOUISVILLE MARKETS,

The Memphis appeal, one of
the leading Democratic jour,
mails of the South, in speaking
of the Fifteenth Amendment tc
the Constitution of the United
States, truly says:
"Depend upon it, the party
that puts itself in opposition tc
the principles of equal, civi
and political rights for all citi
zens of the United States, vii
60 to the wall"
The Louisville Journal, an
other very influential Demo
cratic sheet in commenting up
on the above sentence adds
"rhat it is true as preaching
with the additional remark, thai
ut ought to 60 to the wall"
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
Notices of the Press,

''As it devOtes much attention to
Southern abroad and industrial inter-
ests, it is always interesting to South
ern readers. '-Gaiveston News.
1.-THE conductors of the GAZETTE
know what 'railroading' is, and what a
proper weekly Journal should be. -
New York World.
''It will hencefOrth take the first rank
among publications of this character
either in this country or elsewhere, and
will supply a medium for general rail
way intelligence anXiously sought after
by officials and the general public. -
Travellers Official Railway Guide.
SIS most excellent railway paper,
and we cannot imagine how anyone in
teres I'd in railways can afford to do
without it. t."-Appleton's Railway
Guide.
"a model of what a railroad news
paper should be. '~Chicago Tribune.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
Another Homicide.

We learn that a few days
since a difficulty occurred on
the plantation of James Lun-
dy, between two colored men,
which resulted in the death Of
one of the parties. These kill
ings are becoming entirely too
common in our county, and we
warn parties who think of en-
gaging in them, that if they are
not less frequent, we will quit
publishing accounts of them,
for we cannot waste time, and
space on such oft repeated sto-
ries, and have no right to In
flict upon our patrons items so
common that they fail to inter
est
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22

publican voted for this allevia
ton OF the public burthens.
while thirty-fve-just one.half
Of the Democratic minority
went solid against it. Remem,
Der this fact, when you hear the
crack-stamp orators of that par
ty believing against National
taxation.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
Mississippi and Tennessee II. IL.
TIME TABLE No. 16.


Mail Train going North leaves Grena-
da at 9.40 A. NJ, and arrives at Sardis
at II. 20 P. NJ, arrives at Memphis 3. 20
P. M. Express Train going North
leaves Grenada at 2. As A. NJ. , arrives at
Sardis 5.45, arrives at Memphis 900 A.
NJ. Freight Train going North leaves
Grenada at $50 A. NJ, arrives at Mem
phis at $40 P. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail Train going South leaves Me IL
phis at l2.00 NJ arrives at Sardis at 2. 40
P. NJ. arrives at Grenada at $50 P. M
Eexpress Train leaves Memphis at 4. IL
P. NJ. arrives at Sardis at 7 7.15 P. NJ. AZ
rives at Grenada at TO-. 30 P. NJ. Freight
Train going South leaves Memphis at
5.35 A. NJ. arrives at Grenada at 3. 40
p. NJ.
A. S. LIVERMORE, Gen'l Sup't.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
AUTHORS HOME MAGAZINE FOR

AUTHORS HOME MAGAZINE FOR
AUGUsT.-Among the Ladies
Magazines, this is fast.taking the
lead, not only for the high char
acter Of its reading, but for the
beauty of its illustrations, and
the fulness and variety of its
fashion and needlework depart
ments. Miss Townsend's new
story, "JAcoUELINE," increases in
interest with every number;
while the admirable series Of
articles on "Woman's Work and
Woman's Wages" show a
breadth and common sense in
their treatment of a difficult
subject, worthy of all praise
T. S. Arthur & Sons, Philadel.
phia, the publishers of this ele-
giant periodical, and untiring in
their efforts to make it the lead.
ing Lady's Magazine of the
country. Price $2 year.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
Sad Accident.

On Monday evening last, af
ter the heavy rains had swollen
the streams; Mr.. Patrick Craw'
ly with his son, aged nine, and
a colored boy about the same
age, attempted to cross a branch
of the Chicopa near the planta'
ton of Mr.. Elisha Bell. The
water proved too deep, and
swift for the team, and horses
wagon, and occupants were
washed down the stream Mr.
Crawley's son, was drowned, as
were also both cf the horses
one of which belonged to Mr.
Gwin, and the other to DR.
Cochran. The body of Willie
was found next day, about q
mile and a half below the ford
and was buried on Wednesday
in the Odd Fellows Cemetery
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22

MAKE A NOTE OF IT.-Let ev-
cry citizen of the United States
constantly bear in mind that,
on the bill, which passed the
House about a fortnight ago,
to reduce the taxation of the
people some sixty-fve millions
of dollars annually, every Re-
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
Executors Notice,

Whereas on the Goth day of July A.
ID: 1910, letters testamentary of the last
will apd testament of j. F. Buster de-
ceased were granted to the undersigned
Executor. Now all creditors of the de-
ceased are hereby notified to have their
claims dulV probated and registered in
the Chancry Clerks Office of said coun-
ty within the time limited by law or
they will be forever barred.
j. Ii. BUSTER.
Executor.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22


L. 81. GARDNER & Co., New
Orleans-In calling the atten.
ton of our merchants to the
card of this house we can as.
sure them that in trading with
Messrs Gardner & Co., they are
dealing with one of the largest.
most energetic and most &C
commodating dry goods firms
in the Southwest. They are
all young men and all thorough
ly acquainted with their bust
ness.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
Frank Thorne is to recei

Frank Thorne is to receive
$4,000 for his leap from the
Suspension bridge at Niagara
Falls on the 18th of August
next. We notice the fact
merely for the purpose of con-
graduating Franks heirs,
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
gfSiagtuu Advertiser
@Complaints of the drouth

@Complaints of the drouth
continue to come from almost
all parts of the county. Cotton
and corn show the effect of the
continued dry weather, and
planters predict but half a crop,
if rain does not fall within a
few days. While this is the
case in most sections, on tues
day the Northwestern part Of
the county was visited by a
rain storm, which ragged for
about three hours deluging the
earth with water and washing
up cotton and corn.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22

VS.
Mary E. Richardson Etal
The bill in this cause having been flee
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court from the affidavit filed there
with, that the defendants Emily Pear.
son, Sarah Pearson, Harriet Pearson
Mary E. Richardson and Rosa Richard
son, are non residents of the State of
Mississippi that the said Emily Pearson
resides in MilledgvilIe in the
Safe of Georgia and
whose post office is at said town, that
Sarah Pearson and Harriet Pearson re-
side in Bullock County in the State of
Alabama and whose post office is Mid
way, in said county, that Mary E.
Richardson and Rosa Richardson reside
in the Parish of Iberia in the State of
louisiana, and whose post Office is
Jeanerette, in said State. 1t Is there
fore ordered by the court that unless
they appear before the Chancery Court
to be holden at the court house in the
town of Lexington, in and for the Coun-
ty of Holmes and State of Mississippi on
the 4th Monday in August next and
plead answer or demur to said bill the
same will be taken as confessed by them
and the matters thereof decreed accord
ingly against them. Itis further order
ed that copy of this order be published
once week for four successive weeks
in the Lexington Advertiser, weekly
newspaper printed in the town of Lex
ingtOn in said county of Holmes and
State of Mississippi. and that copy of
this orderbe forwarded by the Clerk of
thisCourt to each of said nonresidents at
their respective post offices.
Ordered this 20th day of July A. D..
1870.
j. M. STIGLER,
Clerk.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
NOTICE

To the creditors and all persons in
terested in the estate OfRobert P. Web
ster, deceased.
You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of Holmes
County on the 4th Monday of August
next, at which time the registerd claims
against the estate of said decedent will
be taken up for examination and allo?y-
ance,
j. NJ. STIGLER,
Clerk.
July % i,v
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
THE
RAILROAD GAZETTE!
A journal of Transportation

Railroad Questions dicussed by Prac-
tical Railroad Men.
Illustrated description of railroad in
ventions.
Railroad Engineering and Mechan-
les.
Record of the Progress OF Railroads.
Railroad Reports and Statistics.
General Railroad News.
Railroad Elections and Appointments
Tw lty-four large quarto pages, pub
lished every Saturday.
Every p 'lroad Man, and every man
interested in Railroads, sheuld have it..
Terms, So year in advance.
Address
A. N. KELLOGG, Publisher.
l0l Washington st. Chicago.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
Miss. Central Rail Road.

DEPARTURE OF TRAINS:
Mail train leaves Canton 4:50 A. NJ
Express train '' 6:20 P. NJ
Freight s. leaves 400 P. NJ
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS:
Mail train arrives at Canton ll:l0 P.
Express train Sc g ,1:30P.M M
Freight 6 " 1920 An
Freight arrives every day except Mon
day 1920 am. Through Freight at
830p. m.
Freight departs every day except Sun
day at 6 a. m. Through Freight at
4p- m.
E. D. FROST, Gen'l Supt.
R. M. LATIMER, Agt.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
JEWELRY & FANCY GOODS,

A. B. { RISWOLD & co.
(Old firm of Hyde & Goodrich, Estab-
ished over 30 years.
M ANUFACTURERS and importers
nn OF Watches and Jewelry, Silver
ware: Cutlery, Guns and Pistols, cor
ner Canal and Royal Streets, New Or
leans. 0" VI
The largest stock in the South.
Nov 5 n IL ",
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
New Orleans, jackson Il Great
Northern Railroad.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-Flour, un
settled and held higher with I
light stock; fall super 81 1905
Wheat opened 3@5c higher with
some speculative demand, but
before the close advanced: No
2, red fall 81 25@1 324. Corn
dull and unchanged; choice
mixed prime yellow soc. Oats
new, 67@6Sc. Rye, SO@S2c
Whiskey, 81. Pork. $31@31 So
loose dry-salt shoulders 1910:
bacon firm and higher, AZ 144.
174, 164@1Sfc. Lard, 15f@164c
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New Orleans, July O2.-Floul
demand fair and firmer; super.
fine $5 5O@6; double, S6 so:
trebble, $6 Is. Corn, buoyant;
mixed, 81 O5@1 124; white
$1 1901 II. Oats, 64@67c.
bran, &C. hay firm, prime, 1926
@26. Pork, firmer, and held at
32c. Bacon firmer; jobbing,
$4,000. Hams, 26c. Sugar.
prime, 13c. Whisky, 95@$1 y.
Coffee, prime, nominally 17@
174c. Cotton quiet; middling.
Tic; sales, 400 bales; receipts,
S6 bales; exports, 1909 bales
Gold 218.
LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE, July 2O.-Cotton
dull and lower; middlings 17ac.
Flour very active but scarce:
extra family SIS so. Grain qui,
et-Wheat ST. 2O@1 IS; corn
81 124; Oats 64c: Rye 9Oc in
sacks from store. Provisions
very active and tending up,
ward. Pork $50 SO. Bacon
144c, 178@1S3c. Bulk meats
1910, 164@174c. Lard 174c
Hams, sugar cured 24@244c
Whisky CSC. Tobacco market
more active and prices firmer
sales 157 hhds at $5@35 fol
common frosted to bright man
ufacturing.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
ADVE NG:

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
For one year, in advance S2,0O
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
LEXINGTON ADVERTISER

PUBLISHED
VERY FRIDAY M0RNIN G
BY
Q. -. l. e e 81 CO.,
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
Chancery Notice.

The State of Mississippi In vacation on
20th day of
Holmes County. } Jnly 1870.
Il. II. Pearson Et al.
VS.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-07-22
STO n .

0. :. Lee, Sheriff.
.mly Sth, 1t. Holmes Co.
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tbnislih bapetiihen 9onlul in Rep .Yott uno
erbielt BON bieiem nad ldnserer Sen nidt
etpa Die Rahribt, baB er Die Beiretun9 bss
unidnlois Werurtbeilten erwirtt babe. %ionoern
bic Auiioroerung. ibnl, benz Goniul. bic fir
] feline Sperationeu ~ @uniten bss Yerurtbeil'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-01

ten n6tbige 5umme BON 200 Dollars gu Rbtrs
ieuoCn. QSp3u or Oieie Summe Hbtbig bate,
9tng aus Dem Sdreiben ni6t berpor iUobl
aber 0aB er fir ieiue S6rttts Die 9Rlie Oes
ruIfti9en @tiaHoteu glnubte in Aripruh ueb.
men gu mbitu. Cine iolhe Summe fOnnte
BON Der uubemitteltcn camille GutR's niht
aufgebra1t tperoen unO Yfarrer Stempel
i6lug nun ioiort rinen nnOeren g9en elm. Sn
einem S6reiber an ben noroOcutiben Suns
Oes9einnotsn Baron b. @srDIt in lBlibina~
ton, legte CT Oteicm ben Sahperbalt Dor uno
bat ibH nm feline Snteruentipu. Rod Yerlnuf
Ueni9Gr QBobeH fam bereits Die Antwort bon
Der uOroOsutihen BunOesgeianotidait OGB
Die n0tbtReu S6ritte aei3eben, uno DIE 5rCis
.ONurg Nuu0's BON ben aIueritauii3tu Be=
,3sit 6arauf Rrno6ribtiote Baron b. Geroit
oeu Biarrer Stemp2l OuB Guua aus Dem
3eQeu 3 GeidH8nt'is ju &lbanD c%ntIain nor.
Den Iti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-01
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$4,000 In Summer bon 500. 5000, $500. 500.
$500, 5000. $500, $500, 5000, $1,000, $1,000, 5000
$4,000, $1,000, oocr nab Yeliebeu, glGberts bel @ Bob
Dap, WtatIer, Nr. A Scurtlanbfr. tItat26,la1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-01

I'm Wit!vob abenO uurOe in Geu Bruins
Otd Ms, Elm i9redlthe -M oro
gtGanBeH. Der grmoroete beiBt 8bomos
0uit uno miro ais Elm barmloIer uno ictBi9er
UsGni6 geidiIoert. Ser WDrOer bei6t QEutts
B~riiiiH uno 1T nls SdnOetiubrr bctnnnt.
Der 0erQauQ Der Sa9e III fol9snOCr gOd6
rcuO Der Boliitit BrODer in Burnetttra6c pa
troutlirte bBrte CT I'M jueiten StOfpetEe eli
neg Saulcs STREET. unO IGute5 9ei6rCi. Gr
rtef elnsn anoern YOliliiten bsrbei unO beioe
b%egaben lid Die Stie8e biHanf. sic iuaren
nod ntbt oben an9etontmen als bic EbHre
ltb olf Eete unO Elm It0nn 1eraus9eiuorien
tUuroe. 10 OaR er nit GROCER @spalt iiber Die
StteRe binabfieI. 3u8Ieih i6rie cine Stimmc
ou'.9 Die 8Btre Scr Seufel Ioa Si9 boz
len; t9 trete Dir O0s 8ebirn aus Ser
Dtann Der Die 8reppe birnb8cfaIeu mar,
mar ouBtr StGuoe iDteoGr auflulebtn. IS
fan0 lid ip6ter Oab ibm nit einem lbtucreu
InO ltuupfeu Snitruments Der S6Goel einqes
i1lagen wOrOen mar. Die Yoli3iten traten
IN GAS 3inmer elm unO rabmen Griffin ieii,
Ob0lei9 Oieier nieoerbolt Orobte, or iucroe Den
pOltitlten 6os 9ebeH nebmet.
Su benz 3ltInIer Gonnte man ie6en, 0a6
lDllben @riilin unO Suii Elm Oerjpeifeltsr
fGmpt iinttBefInOcn bate. Su elmer Sd oes
3tmmer5 fanO man Elm Yell. IS mar auBer
@rtfiin HterlnnO i'm 3immer. Sp6ter ipuro.
leOO4 6rau QBarren ole Satin Oes 0aus-
Is iBentblmers auf ben Ycroo6t Der Wtit
i4alo bin UerbOitst, 8uIi UerihteO mad ue.
nI8en StuHOen. Mtan Gluubt OaB Griffin
Den Woro oesue8cn bs8ing um cine Ilsine
Summe 8elO gu e~rlan9en bic Duff bel Ii6
.ru8. GeBterer bate ON OoIber9ebenoen Gage
}Oet S@luciue fir $50 o~erIauIt uno Griffin
tuuBte oaoOn. &ls 9nIf ain 6uBe Der Srrppe
8elHnoen purOe, iuaren Ieine Eaibeu untges
tcGrt uno ON5 Gelo mar DcribiuunOen. 90
utel man UeiB, beItanO UOrber psoer @roa
nod StrClt 5pilhen Dull uno Griffin. Ser
b%sitnoet iid i'm @eIdnsniiie.