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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-08-17
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THE LEDGER from now until January
LIST for one dollar. Subscribe at once. In
every case the money must be sent with the
name.
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A GENTLEMAN of jefferson coun

A GENTLEMAN of jefferson county,
writing to the New Orleans Democrat,
says:
We are going to carry the Sixth Con
gressional District for Chalmers. The
people in old Jefferson never have been
SO thoroughly aroused nor half so well
organized.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-08-17

Ir YOU want to buy machinery of any
kind, such as engines, mills or cotton
don't fail to send your orders
to II. Dudley Coleman & Bro, New Or
cans. They keep "A large stock. Ms SIN
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-08-17

UNLESS we receive some money from
our subscribers, and friends interested
this will be the last issue of the South
eyn RepubHcan.-Southerm RepubN.
can.
A dep,orable state of affairs, certainly,
when the Radical party of Mississippi,
with it's majority of forty thousand,
can't support four or five papers.
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VIZ hope that every club in the county
will send US the names of its officers and
time rf meeting.
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(AdNeftISelnent.)
TO IL

Information has lust reached us that a re-
port has been gong the rounds that We have
been manufacturing whisky known through
out the country rs ''crooked whisky" Also
that we have a heavy stock Of this kind OF
goods on hand, and that our sales are larger
thar any in town, and that our receipts OF
goods by railroad are nothing f~orsiEty days
past. Now this is to inform the public at
large that the author or authors of this re-
port are unmitigated liars and scoundrels too
base to openly assert what they know to be
a ialsehood, but seek through Others to
spread their venom. We invite the citizens
OF the county to inspect our ware rooms.
We court investigation OF every sale maze
by Us. Our books are open tor Inspection.
Our merchants, Messls. NcGrath y Comp
ton. OF New Orleans, can assert that our
supplies are laid in for 60 days, averaging
sometimes as much as s barrels OF whisky.
Our books will show our receipts for the
last 60 days-our sales during that time
have principally been summer drinks, Our
stock laid III 60 days ago is Still on hand,
and in original packages, ready to be lden-
tilted by the shippers. Our liquors are first
class and the highest plice is paid for them
And it has always been our rule to deal in
frst-class goods or none at all. We refer to
Y. Wvmhuss c 4taeGS..' Swisesffn Gins Of Hartwtll 9 /
Chambers, also Mr. Carver, of John Lilly,
of Memphis. Tenu., and all dealers or whis-
ky agents in New Orleans and Memphis to
prove that our demands were for fine goods
mvariubly-no crooked whisky abont Us.
These reports have been circulated to in
iure us in business.
. iO1rTnN g CASON
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Peters, Organ Selections

No. 2, Price Is Cts, contains as follows:
Pastoral symphony, and He shall feed,
Larghetto, March Andante. .......- Beethoven.
Faith, by Rossini, and Prelude.
Concluding Vol untary .......... Page.
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HOM to Get Patents

Is fully explained in a hand booknssued by MUM
n CO., Publishers OF the Scientific American, 81
Park Row, New York. Send 10 cents for a spec
imen of the best illustra el weekly paper pub
lished.
Al patents solicit
ed by Mum n 20. are noticed III the Scientific
American without charge. Hand Book free. No
charge for advice and opinion regarding the pat
entability Of Inventions. Send Sketches
Aup 1T-fn.
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Democratic Club Com n~ittees,

Below we give li4t OF the Committees
up to this time appointed by the Central
Democratic Club of Lincoln county, with
the names Of Committeeman.
Very little useful work can be accom-
plished in the Club itself. The important
work is done by the Committees. We sug-
Rest, therefore, that these Committees go
to work. At the next meeting of the Club
let there be an encouraging report from
each one OF them.
After consulting with leading members
of the Club, and with most of the Commit
teemeD, We are requested to call a meeting
OIL each of the Committees named below at
the Courthouse, next Friday Co-morrow)
evening, at four o'clock. Let every mem
bsr of each one Of the Committees be
present.
Remember tina. reports from tlcre Com
mittees will he called for and will be ex-
p,rtaI at tho next Club meeting. We
will then 0eo Tho are workers and uh"~.~
drouts.
The following are the Committees:
COMMITTEE TO 6E4AEIzE CLUBS.
Beat No. 1,-R. II. Thompson, I. J. Gill,
". VI. Crawford.
Beat No. IN. J. Ferguson, VIM. B.
Moore.
Beat No. 3.-DAniel Hall.
Beat No. Al. f. Carruth, X. p. Clark.
Beat No. Or. r. App!ewhite, Jno.
Gilchrist.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Beat No. IA. J. Martin, A.C. McNair.
Bea; No. mi Ferguson j. w. Brent.
Beat No. &c. w. Huffman, B. J. Bea-
son.
Beat No. As. J. Hodges, Allen Smith.
Beat No. 5.-S. P. McRea, J. E. Byrd.
J. VI. Grafton, Treasurer.
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Sample copies mailed, postpaid, on receipt OF
25 cents, or any magazine sent, postpaid, for one
year, on receipt of 81. Address,
Aug. 17-4t.
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Peters, Octave ChOruses.

No. 2, Price Is cts, contains as follows:
Let the hills and wales resOund by Richards.
" AXE. sweet 10 We, awake .Hatton.
Marching meath our starry .Giover.
Rainy day ...SulllVaI.
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patnrS,, Nacred Selections,

n No. 2, Price 25 cts, cOnts ms as follows:
Praise the Lord. Anthem. ........by Randegger.
ONE unto me. Anthem. Cooper.
Saving vi etin! Male voiceS..... ....Counod.
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Or "o4p WE'LL"
One quart contains:
OJ %,
j. 4. Chiffon. Chemist.

}. X. Chiffon, ChemisG.
ANALYSIS OF NEW WELL"
One quart contains:
S~ulphuretted Hydrogen.
Carbonic acid (free)
Carbonate of lime
Carbonate of magnesia,
Carbonate of irop,
Sulphate Of mGgnesia.
Sulphate of alulnina,
Carbonate OF sodium,
Sulphate of soda.
Magnesia and %silicie,
Some organic matter.
GEORGE LITTLE,
State Geologist.
RATES OF DoARD
Per Day 2 %
Fer week ~ w
FER hOnII. ~ w
Any further information can be obtained
by addressing,
W. B. DFAroN,
mayll If Hazlehurst. Miss.
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Jno. H. Green,
HAM TAILOR

WESSON, MISS,
Hereby notifies the people of Lincoln and
adjoining counties that he is prepared to
make all kinds OF gentlemen's suits at
short notice. and on the most reasonable
terms. He will visit Brookhaven and all
towns on the Jackson and New Orleans
Railroad, Monticello and other towns in
the interior, and take gentlemen's measures.
so that they can order when they wish
clothes made. mar. 23-ly.
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Peters, ParlOr Music.
La Creme de la Creme.

No. 80, Price 25 cts. contains difficult Piano Music
Spinning Song. Etude. Eggnard.
Defile Marche Militaire. hetterer'
Moonlight in the Pines. .Llchner.
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CITY Council.

a. OtiNA
At o regular meeting, held Aug. Sth,
1875. all present except Alderman Vance
Minutes OF last meeting read and adopted.
The following accounts were examined
and allowed:
r. W. Millsaps, providing for pris-
oner5 ~
P. P. Quertermous, feeding prison
er5 y -
Jno. Billas1, burying pauper, Sere.
ma Marshal. 8 81
Isaac Harris, nursing pauper Serena
Officers salaries, for month July rs lis OF
Be it ordered, That paupers, Mrs. Siebles
and Lucy Carr allowance be raised to SIC
per month.
Be it ordered, That the price adopted
for labor, ETC., for working the street for
1875 be adopted for 1876, and that the tax
Collector be instructed to collect the street
tax for 1876.
Be it ordered, That the Mayor be au-
thorized to purchase as many as FIVE wheel
barrows for the use of the corporation,
provided the street committee makes a
requisite for them.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
W. P. BAGGETT, Mayor.
J. B. DAUGHfRY, Secretary.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-08-17

THE Democratic House has saved the
country 500, 5S4, 205 on appropriations
this wear. 1t is Confederate" House
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W IV-N u N.hFTV-T
Beauregard, Miss Aug 10th, 1876.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
The person (for | can not call him man
who circulated the report that Cotton d Ca
son were making and selling the CROOKED
whisky" to their customers, is a creature
too low to be clas,ed as human, whose
place the common cur would feign to oc-
cupy. He or they too insignificant to be
classed with the most degraded species OF
the brute kind. Words are lost on such a
dog, or more plainly speaking, pup. And
if he or they will make themselves known,
| stand ready to serve them as they de-
serve. | pronounce them liars, scoundrels,
thieves, iow-down dirty dogs, whoever they
may be, JOHN J. CASON.
Beauregard, Miss, Aug. 10th 1876.
| L.ereby certify that Me'srs. Cotton &
Cason, OF Beauregard, have been purchas-
ing WHISTLES from the house of liartveil 4
Chambers, New Orleans, and have always
ordered the best and purest brands kept in
our establishment. Their last order being
for two barrels containing about "a gallons,
for which they paid three dollars and fifty
cents per gallon, amounting to two hun
bred and ninety-four dollars.
S. NJ. VIRGINS,
Agent for Hartwell & Chambers,
Sc T~choupitulas street. New Orleans.
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Peters Household Melodies.

No. 20, Price IS cts, contains the folio wing
songs:
Robin, tell Willie I'm waiting. 3. 4 cho., by Hays.
The Bible Mother read. Song X cho.,H ii. P.Dank5.
The Military Band. Serio-Comic Sig, j. E. Stewart
The Rose is blooming still. Ballad. ...... Glover.
See the Angels coming. S. d chO., II. Leighton.
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A Good start.

The elections thus far held this yeal
| have resulted as follows:
REPUBLICANS TATES
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Yon have M ExcuSe.

A co1oRED Democratic Club has been
organized at Magnolia.
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STRAYED,
NEW MUSIC!

We give below the contents OF our six Musical
Magazines. The music is selected with great
care, and comes much cheaper in the shape we
offer it than in any other way. Parties desiring
good music at a low price should send for sam
ple COPIES of these works. Price, 23 cents each,
or the SIX maraZineS for 81,
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.
MEMPHIS, TENN.

DARTIES desiring 20 place Daughters, and
il Wards in "A School Of the very best grade,
should send for 4 Circular.
Aug Q, i76-Gw.
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The Democrats in Congress Defin
ing their Position.

WASHINGTON, August 10.-Mr Lord
Democrat offered resolution recitine
that the right of suffrage prescribed by
the constitutions of the several States is
subject to the Fifteenth Amendment,
and that the exercise of said right should
be faithfully maintained and observed
by the United States, and that it is as
serted that the exercise of said rights is,
in some States, notwithstanding the eff
forts of good citizens, resisted and con-
trolled by fraud, intimidation and vio
lence, so that the object of the Fifteenth
Amendment is defeated, and that all
citizens, without distinction of race or
color are entitled to the rightsconfersed BY
said amendment, and declaring that all
attempts, by force, fraud, terror, intimi-
dation or otherwise to prevent free ex-
ercise of the right of suffrage, should
meet with condign and effectual punish
ment, and that in any case which has
Heretofore ACQUIRED, or may hereafter oc
cur, in which violence or murder has been
or shall be committed by one class or
race on another, prompt punishment
of the criminals is imperativelv demand
ed, whether the crime be one pun;sha
BILE by fine and Imprisonment or one
demanding the punishment of death
Mr.. Lord asked unanimous consent e
make statement, but objection was made
by Mr., Hereford. Finally the resolution
passed, yeas ia, nays ?, those voting
nay being Messrs Bland, of Missouri
and Reagan, of Texas. A vote was then
taken on the preamble, which was agreed
| to, yeas IA. NAYS 81.
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What g. Wiley Wells says.
From the Chicago Times.

From the Chicago Times
G. W. Wells, a Republican member
from Mississippi, dissents from Routwelis
blood and bones report ON Mississippi.
He shows, just as the late Senator
Revels and the late Attorney General of
the State, Harris, showed, that the loss
of Mississippi to the Republican party
was the result of Ames' incapacity, dis
honesty, and misrule The whole pur-
pose of the Boutwell, raid is to keep La
mar from the Senatorship to which he was
elected. If the country consents to be-
lieve this ferociously and foolishly parti-
san document. and elect a Republican
President, he will be expected to send
troops to Mississippi to re-enact there the
shameless prostitution of military poWel
which Louisiana has endured since 1867.
Happily, there is not the remotest likeli-
hood of this.
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Miss PEYToN, daughter of the distin-
gui,hed x-Chief Justice OF the supreme
Court. made her debut as 4 rcsder in an
Original poem, before d jackson audience,
on Monday evening. The poem abounds in
passages OF rare beauty and originality. and
as an elaborate and sustained effort, reflects
great credit on the author.
Tie reading was natural. simple. earnest
and yet ar istie. If perSever, Ia. we con-
iideutly predict Miss Pryton success in the
new role upon which She has adyentnred
IL Is her purpose to give readings at other
points in this, her native State. before
launching her barque OH less friendly sea.
We bespeak for her 4 cordial reception
wherever she may appear fore Missis-
Siupi audience.
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Cane Will and Evaporat"r Pa
tents.

We notice the Blymyer Manufacturing
Companv of Cincinnati. sole owners OF the
celebrated Victor Cane Mill and Cook
rvanorator Patents, have brought suits in
the United States Courts against sundry
cane mills and evaporators, (among others
the Kentucky or Brennan Mills, and the
Ramey. Scantlin and Clegg Exploratory
as infrfngements. Many of our readers are
usinQ cane mills and evaporators, and some
ofthem may have a personal intereFt in
tbis matter. The penalties of the Patent
law are very severe, and not only the man
ufacturer but also the dealer and purchases
are liable to heavy damages in case OF In
fringemement.
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CAPITAL REFORM GLUE,


JACKSON. Miss. Aug. IL, 1876.
| capital Club called 10 order by the +, eSi.
dent, Gen. T. J. Wharton.
The Committee on Cor stitution and Bv-
| I.aw-, through the ehairmae, d. Z Porter
prosecuted the following Constitution. AID
BYLAWS. which. ~ moi ~, ,vsrt. unani-
Inoisly adopted VIII be published here
| alter
The list was opened Tor membership and
a large mum Der of names enrolled:
/ On motion, the Club proc eeded 10 an eIec-
| to" Tor q licrr-. with the follow Iny result
| j. Wharton, President.
/ w. l.. Nugent- lst Vice President.
/ D. p P"it--r. p Wee President
| | Strans-, 3 Vie. President
| X l.. Saunders. Wee Pre- left.
WIrt johnston. 5.h Vice President.
A @. Moore, Secretary.
SAINT Livingston, Ass Secretary.
A Vir,ien. Jr Treasurer
+. j. Roach, Sci geanU-at-A rms.
The Chairman read Il communication
from the Chairman of the County EXtcu-
tive Committee, ih relation tn the barbecue
ou the 18th inst, at Raymond.
The Secretary read a letter from Geo. w.
Harper, in regard to same matter aS above.
The Chairman announced the following
additional M III berS Of the Committee OF
Arrangements :aF Barb. che: JHo. t. Hull.
Sam1 Livingston, A. j. Addison, Benjamin
Jones and Oliver ewart.
The President read an article from the
NV Orleans BulieIin, Sfgued - Point Cou-
pee" Defending Mississippi from the siam
derOus letter of President Grant. H. fur
Their moved the adoption OF the following
resolution:
Resolved That the thanks of this Club are
rendered % Point Coupe, core Spar dent
Of the New ORLEANS Bulletin fpr his uoile
defense, in the issue of that paper OF the
10th inst. of the D-n.or rary az Mi >i->ippi
against the Slander"us attack made upon
them by the President OF the United States
in his recent message u Congress un the
Hamhur Riot. And that c py al this
resolution be sent by the Secretary 20 The
proprietors oi the Bulletin, with the request
hat he enclose the same Ia said CORES pond
ent, whose name is unknown 10 this Club. !
The resolution was unanimously adopt d.
The following Committee on i rams nIta-
ton for Barbecue Ma appointed: j {. Car
away, sam. Asher. l.. +. Chiles and Owen
+. Pittman.
Executive COMMITTEE.
Oliver Clifton chairman; Byron Lemly.
l.. r. Chile-, +. Il. Hull, Marion Smith,
sam. French, Jamts Shelton, Il. ID Hardy,
III. Strauss.
The Club adjourned to meet Wednesday
night next L. j. WHARTON,
A. q. MOORE. PrtsIGent.
Secretary.
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This body met at Brookhaven on the oth
inst, and after their proceeding proper
were closed, were omplimentcd with a
grand supper and ball by the citizens. The
following officers were elected and commit
tees appointed:
OFFICERs-G. I. Payne, OF NatcheZ, Pres
iGrnt: W. W. Ash, OF holly SPRING., Vice
President; NJ. NaIty. of BroOkhaven, Re-
curdiu2 Secretary .. F. O'Sullivan. Jack
son. Corresponding Secretary; l.. Marion,
NatchtZ. Treasurer; j. I. Swan. Brookha-
ven, Sergeant -at-armS; Fat Hdnley, OF
Brookhaven, Door Keeper.
Elk CUTIvE BoARD-R. O'Leary, j. w.
Lavine. OF Vicksbur2; j. McGill. j. Nc
Natchez; J. E. Tobin, Z. j. Smy the. Holly
Springs j. L. Swan, Juo. X. NevinS, Brook
haven.
IMMIGRATION CORRESPONDING COMMIT
TEE. +. O'Sullivan, 10 Connolly, JAS
O'Neil.
FINANCE CoMMITTEE.--S. Smyth, of Hol-
" Springs; Jna. Watts. Vicksburg; III. ".
Higgins NatcheZ; &. Cummings, oacksOn;
z. Hanly. Brookhaven.
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE j. b. Evans,
Of Holly springs; JnO. Hartegan. Vicks
burg; NJ. Fay. jackson; Jno. McGrath,
BrOokhaven; Joseph O'Brien, NatcheZ.
The Association will meet at Jackson
hereafter on the 9Th August, being the
h-day OF Daniel O'Connell.
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= Candid Physician

Il i not often that " find amongst the
mesic:tl faculty sufficient can Tor to record
ANY merit whatever to proprietary medi
ciAeS. as it conflicts with their interest to
do 20. But below we give an exception:
OPINION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BosToN, January IL, 1874.
This certifes that have recommended the
eases Of the lungs for the past two years.
and to my knowledge many bottles have
been used by my patients with benz fetal
results. In two cases where it was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place,
the Expectorant effected cure
II. III. SPRAGUE. NJ. ID.
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The following changes have been
made in the times and places of registration ;
TIE books viii close at Byram on Thurs
day. August 81 and will be opened at the
gin house at the Tinnin Monument.
tiil.-r miles West of Jackson, on the
Jackson aud Clinton rad, on Friday and
sturdy September l aud , for The reg
istration OF all voters living in town
ship Range West, Townships aud 8
Range l East. and Tow nship 6. Rsnge ,
Eat, st which be Y said voter will have 10
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PROCLAMATION,
5000 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me. that ANDREW J. WALK
ER stands charged in the county of Tate, in
this STATE. with the killing of E. c. Howell on
the night of July "A, 1876, and that said
large:
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said Andrew
J. Walker to the Sheriff of said Tate county;
said reward payable upon conviction And
l do, moreover, require all officers of this
State to be diligent IN their efforts 10 arrest
said fugitive, Andrew ]. Maker
Given uIder nay hand and the Great Seal
r. of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
ljth9day of August A. D. 1876
BY the Governor: j. NJ. STONE.
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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Dyspepsia.

Americans are particularly subject to this
disease and its effects, such rs sour stomach,
sick headache, habltual cOstiveness, heart
burn, water brash, coming up of the food.
coated tongue, disagreea6le taste in the
mouth, palpitation OF the heart, aud all
dizea es of the stomach and liver Two do
SEES of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will re-
lieve you az once, and there positively is not
a case in the United States it will not cure.
If you doubt this go TO your druggist or
send to w. n. WilkerSon, Druggist, Mem
pills. and get a sample bottle tor 10 cents
and try it, Regular size, 70 cents.
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Franklin Female College.

'TNHE TWENTY-SEvENTH ANNCAL SIS
Il sion OF this School vii commence on
WEDNESDAY, The 18th dav OF Sertember Is1c
with full corps Of experienced TEACHERS.
Location IN every way desirable, and terms
moderate.
For further information inquire Of Col
for Catalogue
july 70, '76-2m
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PROCLAM AVIATION
aIOO 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that BUNK REDDICK
charged with the crime of murder in Tazoo
County in this State, made his escape from the
officers on the oath day of November, A. D.
1875, and is still at large;
Now, therefore, l, J. NJ. Stone, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said Bunk Red
dick to the Sheriff OF Yazoo county; said
reward payable upon conviction. And l do
moreover require all officers of this State to
be diligent in their efforts to arrest said fu-
gitIve, Bunk Reddck
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r. of the state affixed, at jackson, this
- 18th day of August, A. D. 1876.
BY the Governor: J. NJ STONE.
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
Aug IS tf6-2w