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NOTICE..

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT CATHA
1 rine Marcus, of Idaho City. Bots
county. Idaho Territory, (wife of Charlie
Marclis), intends to make an application
TO the District Court of the I'd Judicia
District OF Idaho Territory, in and fo
Boise county, on the 18th day of August
1881, for an order of said Court permittin;
her to carry on business in Idaho City
Boise county, idaho Territory, in her owl
name, and on her own account, pursuan
TO chapter XIV OF the code of Civil proc,
durc, Of the Territory Of Idaho.
The business she intends TO carry on i:
that of Boot and Shoe and Dry Good.
Store.
CATHERINE MARCUS.
July 90, va
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SOIIDIEIR<!

A. A THOMAS, corner Nln,h ana :
c.reets Washington, D. G, at'en Is TO Pen
s;on and Rack Pay. Bonniv Claims c'L
lac.ra Contested Land Claims Mineral
snd Horticultural. attended to before me
n ,n Of the Interior and supreme,
q MI ,n,t Land " arrants. Land Scrip and
Adl,tional Homesteads purchased ava
sold.
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p FISHER. Advertising Agent,
Marchant's Exchange, San Fra cisco, IS
an,horizpd to receive advertisements lof
The columns of this paper.
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ryv0A WEEK Sl2a eayat nome rasna 80" ~
S&E os,ly outfit free. address, ihuE W
Az sta. Maine.
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pos OFFICES.

pos OFFICES.
The following is n list Of the postoficc
I'm Idaho Territory
Ada county,
poise city. fnn,l'eur .',
Fai = Sto,c, n,,a S,nra
Nillleton, ,.,s.,,., N,;,is
Star,
Alturas County
.., Mountain Home.
Rocky bar, n'""r"'e'
n.,' Bellevue.
n.,,,d Ruili"u.
i, " Saw Tooth.
Bear Lake county.
,,r,on bloomington,
,,, n ~, Georgetown,
ySa p,r liberty,
,,,a,naiier Ovid,
m,r;s sa"t charles.
Boise county
,r Cenierville,
n,,,,. Rand Idaho thty,
tt,f'..,i,,a Plnrervilie,
Cnnrt,hnr. Squaw Creek.
Garden valley.
Idalo county.
49,. u.,.r Elk CITY,
1,,nnd Grang vile.
}ohu ia> = creek, Mount i'"o'
Smear RS Ferry, wn'
leur Aicne. ffec"o'"'
Glenwood
Lemhi county.
Fort T.emhi. Giho'hSVho'
IN lis Junction.
S,nmnm t,ty. Bonanza City,
I.ashnrv Casion,
CRYSTAL, ous'er'
Nee Perez County.
waba Lau,.ai
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LEGAL BLANKS.

All kinds Legal Blanks, just printed
or extra good paper and for sale at
this office.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15


This gentleman is the candidate
for Treasurer on the Greenback-
Republican ticket. Apart from his
Republican proclivities be isua polite
sociable aud agreeable gentleman. A
| little less than year ago, DR. Bynum
was interviewed by a reporter Of The
St. Louis Globe Democrat. The re-
suit Of that interview was published
10 that paper and by a number Of pa
pers in Mississippi On that occa-
sion the doctor said some pretty
tight things about the Democrats
and their bull dezing qualities, but
we do not refer to this subject for
the purpose Of bringing up this
charge against him, for we do not
expect any true Democrat to vote
for him. We refer to it to show
what sort Of an opinion the Fusion
candidate for Treasurer entertained
Of bis present allies, the Greenback-
ers. After relating what the doctor
said about the Democrats as bull
dozers the writer goes on to say:
"He also gave the peculiar infor-
nation that in some counties the
Greenbackers are in the ascendancy,
and they are as bad bull-dozers as
the Democrats The doctor was
Supervisor Of the u. S. Census for
Mississippi, and showed the reporter
the following letter from one Of his
enumerators who has been build
ont Of Mississippi
GE1NRACg BULL. DOING.
FORT SCorT, KAsaaa, Sept. 22nd,
lSS0.-Dr. !. NJ Bynum, REM,
Miss, Dear Sir.-I am at Fort Scott
Kansas, having been bull.dozed from
home because / dared to try to or
ganize the Republican party--not by.
the Democrats, but by the Green
hackers, who are the worst enemies
the Republicans have to contend
with in Yallabusha county, Miss.
You will confer a great favor by
writing me at this place as to when
the enumerators will be paid of l
will be here a month, possibly longer
until arrangements can be made for
my safety at home. Tell Capt. Buch-
anan don't know what he will do In
Yallabusha county now, asthe Green.
hackers seem determined that the
Republican party shall not be organ
ized there Hoping to near from
you soon, am, w. T. SPEARMAN,
Late Enumerator 5th Dist.
The Reporter expressed surprise
that the hitherto docile Greenhacker
should be guilty of bull-dozing, but
the doctor says that the white Green
hackers were as bad as the Democrats
when it came to dealing with the
Republicans of Mississippi. He also
stated that there was q large, respec-
table class Of Democrats who belieV-
ed in fair dealing, but they did not
control political affairs
Now, the Doctor and Wimbcrly
the Greenbaek bull-dezer Of Yalo-
busha, "nestle" together very nicely.
Greenbackers, you now know what
DR.. Bynum said and thought OfyoV;
will you vote for the hybrid ticket
upon which his name is found ? We
think not.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15
Open letter 10 Hon Jo. p. BIZ.
lups.

DEAR SIR-Hoping you have leis-
ure sufficient to enlighten my ignog-
anee, and independence enough to
express your views on the knotty
issues that have almost added my
brain, l beg you viii favor me
through the press, with answers to
the following questions
l. Do you consider it safe to play
with the hind legs Of a mule
9. What was the cause Of the late
drouthl Was it the comets, or the
approximation Of the planets to one
another
8. Do you believe that progress
requires Us to discover the open sea
around the North Pole. and to per-
feet aerial nayigationg
4. Are you an aspirant in embTyo
for office, and was your late "Open
letter" TO Gen. Lowry an advertise
ment Of your aspirations and Sbili-
ties in that behalf?
5. In case you should be elected
to an eAlee, would you oppose or
favor the railroad monopoly?
ALLOW me to impress on you the
fact that 1 cannot support you unless
your answers on these points are
clear, explicit aud satisfactory. My
distinguished friend, Obadiah Grubbs
who is a candidate for constsble in
Beat % in Neshoba county, after
reading your "Open letter. to Gen.
Lowry, aew into a terrible passion,
aud said many bard things about you
such as that you we're opposed TO
progress, OF aerial navigstion-that
you we're q tender footed Democrat,
trying to slip the bride and Craze at
laree-that in case you were elected
to Congress, you would not send him
any garden seed or government waste
books, and that you would lay your
seltO 70 defeat him for constable.
| Il would ruin the country to have
| Grubbs defeated for constable, sud
it would cruelty laceTato the feelings
Of my heart, which are bound up 10
Grubbs, consequently, you must give
me assurances that you don't mean
to take part against my distinguished
friend Grubbs in the nip and tuck
race for constable. Grubbs is grand
gloomy and peculiar" and is The
very core Of the Democrats party
aud his defeat would "knock the Ial
ia the fre' therefore, unless you
come out flatfooted for aerial naylga
tion, aud for Grubbs for constable
J. mysel and halfa dozen fellows ir
this neck Of woods will be constrain
cd by a sense Of duty to withhold oul
support from you Should We 90 %
: YOU would be beaten clear out o.
> sight
2 With emotions Of Palpitating an'
2 eIervescing regard, I am sir,
e Your Ob't Seryaat
y BARNABAs L0OKINGbILh
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15
W H. GIBBs,
r. J. ALcoRN.

A dispatch from Cincinnati last
night states that the sinking Fund
Commissioners have confirmed the
action Of the Southern Railroad Trus.
tees in leasiag to Fred Wolfe for
twenty-fve years the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad. The lessee, who
represents the Erlangers, has agreed
to deposit half q million bonds 10
secure payment to the President ol
the road for the rolling stock. Pos.
session will probably be given Oc-
tober lst. Tue Cincinnati Soulhetr
Railroad will thus become a part o.
the system Of which the Alabams
Great southern Railroad Is the mair
l4ne. Memphis Appeal
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15

Rev. J. 7. Cunningham, at the Methodist
Jhurch, Ind sabbath Al night, and tth sabbath
o each month, ct II o'clock A. y. Saba B
school a 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, every sunday. n
G. Shell, Superintendent. Sunday School
WissionAfg S6aaiy meets every 5th Sunday.
A. PARK presidanl.
Rev. N. CaHalheFs Basl3F d lha pfashyta.
ian Church, Srd Sahbpth 10 each mquih, ed
Il same hour, and At night.
Rev. Mr.. MoaFe at The Baptist Chqreh
ist suniav 10 each monlh a II o'elock 4, \
gsbbath School AZ o'clock, A. NJ, every sua,
dsv. M. West Superintendent.
Union Prayer Meeting AZ the Methods
Church everysThursday night.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15
Times and PLACES for Hold ing
Courts In the FlFst . auoicihi
District


In the county Of Tishomingo. on the 2d Mon
Law in January and July, aud continue six
the county Of Alcorn, on the Sd Monday
80 nary and July, and continue twelve days.
I, he county Of Prentiss, on the lst Monday
.,f FebruarS aud August, and continue twelve
'-ys ~ eountv Of Lee, on the Sd Monday in
February aud August, and continue eighteen
n the county Of IlaWamba, on the % Mon
CAV In March snd september and continue six
nays. A.. a. ,t.-4-
in April aud October aad eontinhe twenty
In the county OF Chickasaw, lst District
Qpd Mshdays IN April and October and con-
sinue twelve days; and in the End District %
Mondays in Nafch and September and continue
eighteen days.
In the eouniy Of TishomiaF0. on the ith Mon
davs Of March and September, aaa continue sia
days. u.
a.,v4f saa October, aud continue six days.
f.f,bs co,gsfg VI Alcorn, on the "a Mondays
.gIuriI md OetqigsF, sad continue twelve days
4. he county OF ifsEaaba, on the 4th Mon
Ssvr III April aud 0etelsF aRa continue sii
DAYS. ts.t u~,d.vs a.
fn tie county Of Lee on toe - HfaaAys q
gsv and November, and continue twelve days
IN The county Monroe, on the isi Mondays q
March and September, and continue eightsei
days
In the county of Chiekasawi lst Distriet-ore
Nendav in Nay asd soyember, and con1inu'
an days; and 10 the "a District 9TH Monday u
Nav aud November aud, ooatina 1Welve days
JUSTICES COURF
ororora unar
Justice Slaughter holds court on hrst anf
thi-i saturdays in each month Egypt.
Ius,ice White holds court on frat Saturday
At Okolor ia The Court House.
Mayor B0denhamer, on the Znd aud Ath mon
davs In each month al Okolona.
HOUSTON rEAT.
Justice White sit on first and third Mon
Jaws in each month.
BEAT No. 2.-Justiee Steene holds MS eour
al Houlka on the "a Saturday 10 each monih'
BKAT NUMBER FOUR.
Justice II. T.. Allen, sit on the mrs
.yaturdays in each month at Meals Store, ln'
,3u Aird Saturdays in each month at Bneu
Vista.
Justice c. OFs on the lst Saturday az buen
Vista, and at Meals Stare an the znd Saturda
each month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15

Mr.. Fred Wolfe, financial agent Q1
the Erlanger Syndicate, saya be vii
complete the Memphis, Selma ano
BnnsWiok railroad il aalrteen
monts. This viii require rapid WoIe
but We have confidence i 81
Wolfssabillty 70 do just uhat he
says be will-Dispatch.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15

There is some seed wheat aud seed
winter oats at the Agricultural De-
partment, subject TO my order for
distribution Persons desiring seed,
and who viii undertake TO give them
fair trial, will please send theil
names and postoilloe address to ms
al this place within the next thirty
days Persons desiring Carp, viii
also send their names, with The d.
mensions Of their ponds
J. z. GERoE.
Corrollton, Mics Sept. lsi, 1881
Papers throughout The State vii
please copy.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15
ArrIvnIand Departnre o Nall

ArrivaIand Departure % Maii-
evvpt mail arrives every day, (exesp. que,
a..T Il i2 o'clock. and leaves sans aay -
e'd3sk, ?. n. a.. rbu-saavs
.ns ssasrdaYs, at m, and leaves P H'i
sane days. ,r..s.va and
Fo Postoloe, leaves Houston Monsays 80 80
Fridays a 3 a. NJ, aud arrives luesaAys e"e
Saturdays - p. m. val,a.
avs. Ffid avs and Saturday at & r. ml Ale
sares Mondays, Wednesdays an ff'aAya -
IA m each week. s-.--s.-s
wost Point, arrives Tuesdays and saturday {
a. lfa. m and leaves { p. m. same "a =
Rates of Commission charged Tor Aoney Vt
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15

soll respect, and the welfare and hon
0r of the state prompt us To- GO for %
vard on his line OF action without
re ard Co the jeers Of the mendicant,
- he irowns Of the opulent.
Respectfully,
f. STAFFORD
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15

Man IS the picture, hls clothes The
frame. The frame is often worth
more than tue picture.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15
naeaa vista.

Preaching sra sunday in easb month q
.s.,a-t ;. y. br Rev. q. @. kilgoFss Qf the
aesbodia Church. fH5er pesung every
Tburuday HiRit.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15

Omcers Of STATE Orange.
H,s.r Poi DardsAFaystts Jefferson county
Orers'r. M. H.. NJ. Durham, Lexington, Holmes
: sctursr, b. b. Boone, Bounyiie, frenuss
a. ward. J. d. Bailey, Lake station NeNton
Jas. Williams, Okolona, Chlekasa"
Cb.n{, IN. d. b. Hill, Palo Alto Clay
Trefs.. II o. Dixan, Jackson, Kinds
$50 ". L. Wilhams, kienzi, Aleorn
q n &. Callaway, Poniotoc, Ponto'oc
- u WarV 4. BaFdau. Fayette, Jefferson
p,..,,,s % FANNIE Willig, AksFdeen, Monroe
Flora. J.. j. Robinson, Ferest3 se.n
tAs. Il. A. Ably, Pors oibsen, Claiborne.
TwO MEMBERS EX. G0h'
IL Afford. Jackson, Kinds county,
T.B. smith. vsroaa, Lee county.
TI.forGranges 81 FChickaSaW
COumtys
,oarraEs WIZ vHE sAEEs % AAaTEA AND
sEcKErAEr.
chickssav County Grange, No, 90.
w..t. I'D SATURDAY 10 January April, July
and o''o'' WmsOs, W. N.
B.sns vista Orange, No. is2, meets hrs' 2
s.fnrdavit each month 81 o'cieeA' w. -
Couch, Master; Wm. Ford see.Y'
sodom Grange, No. aes,
Meets 4th Saturday 10 eaeh MONTH
Jas. q. Bishop, Master, John =. lol'e'' IVY
soetahoma Grange, No. 20li
Meets End Saturday in each mon'h'
N. West, Master, Gee. Dfilard' seey'
kuansa Orange, No. Bl,
Meets Saturday before the sid SUNDAY ID eIs'
"a M Ioward, Master. J. O. Blue sect
Chuqaatonchee Grange, no 4o4;
Meets Saturday before the 2nd SUNDAY 10 s~'
month. - " paAeu gecft
aoulks Orange, SO. i35,
...d-v before the 3rd sunday d
W - osas.t i. II. Thompson Master x. I
Hsssou, see'F. a,s
Okoiess Grange No. 2ih. .
49,. 1tA saturdar 10 each month. .
Frssss' Was.sri VI. 4. pearing seef.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15
nonrdorTrnde.

-rbe Board Of Trace consisting Of the princi'
,ne businsss men Of the city, hold regular meet
ings Nasoula Temple building I'd Wednesday
II each mouth.
ELoK EzELL, President,
R.A. MURDoCK, lst Yice-Pres't.
&. r. SABLER, 2nd Nice-Prest.
ABABBITT, Treasurer,
~ E. BERRY. Secretary,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15
RATES OF
I'D FER TESF.V g.:

Ons square. one insertion ............ 10
I0r every subseque inseriiou.......... -
One square viii couiain one hundred words
Of type 0fihis size. Double column advertise
meuts will be charged ten per cent. extra. Al
Vsrtisemautsto appear as reading maiier 10 tAe
local column win Be charged double ihe Above
rates. Obituary notices and tfibutesof respegl
uot exceeding one square IN length Will BE-
published without charge.
Address all communications 20 thehReaEA~
IN Ofce.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15

sabbath School a Q o'cloPk 4. n. every sun
daY muining, &. y. Ironn, Superintendent
services a i o'clock A. r., and O'Clock. y.
each sabbath. bg Rev. n. II. Wil1ourn.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15

SubsonDe Az. =, NrssESaER-
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15
REL.IGIOUs.

OkOIOun.
Rev. !. 2. Young At the Methodist Church
10 Okolona, Miss, every sabbath At II A. NJ.
and 1sO p. q.
Methodist Sabbath School At Methodist
Church every sabbath at 10 AZ.
Prayer meeting op Wednesday evening Al
3 80 o'clock
Rev. q. ~ Gordon, Pastor Bs plisi Church
Okoloua, Miss. Preaching eTeTy 2nd, Ord
and 4th Sundays, at II A. Y. and ~.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night att 4
o'clock Sun day School every Lord sday 81
~ O'Clock. Pews free. All are invited q
tttend.
/ Presbyterian sabbath School At Presbyterian
/ Church 10 0k0lona every ssbralh a. $3.50 A. NJ
and Prayer Meeting on Wednesday nights o.
zach week at clock F.n
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15

City Directory.
Mavor-W. A. B0denhamer.
Marshal-B j Abbott.
Attnrney-J. W. Buchanan.
Clerk. s. Cain.
Treasurer G. NJ. Savage.
Registrar-H. B. Lacey.
City Assessor and Colleotor-Ierre Scale.
1 !. Cain. Councilman lst Ward,
~ Al SAVAGE. 2nd Ward,
n A Mcdaniel 3rd Ward, President,
N Rabbs eth Ward,
NJ Houseman oth Marai
7 X. Sadier, oth Ward.
Regular meetings the first and third Friday
7eenings in each month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15

Omcer- of mississippi.
CONGRESSIONAL
e.. s.. Ssnators-L Q. G.. Lamar,
j. 2. George.
REPRESENTATIVES
tstDiu.-H. l.. Muldrow,
End " Van y Manning,
grd " H. n. Money,
sth " %. n. singleton,
hh &C. T.. Hooker,
9Th " -. r. Chalmers.
STATE.
Governor-J.M N Stone,
Lieut.. Cow. n. sims.
Sec v. Of State-u. &. Meyers
Auditar-Sylreste twin
Au'v. Gen.-Thas. q. catchingsi
Treasuror-W L. Hemingway
supt. Of Ed. A. smith.
COUNTY.
sherin-S. L. Wilson,
Chaucerv Clk.-E. p. Medlin.
Circuit Ck.-H. B. Lacey,
Trcasurer-T. G. Lyon.
Assessor. +. Thompson,
Coroner 4 Ranger. W. hchame
SUPERVISORS.
ust Dist.-Joseph Read,
.2nd " ID. 5. Johnson,
.Brd q" IT. r. Sadler,
fh R. J.. Bean.
sth " -. A. Lewis.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15

HEApQUAKrERs nEn0cHArlr- G oxsEEvA-l
rivE SrArE ExrcuTvE CoNmT1EE,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-15
Omcers Of state Orange.

Justice C. Ots on the lst Saturday At Buena
\ ista, and at Meals Stare an the 2nd Saturday
r..
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Hriti.a Blast at blaine and
the fsOnrce Doctrine.

LoxooS. Zee. l3-The .tanisr!, ~
lea,,n. ar..cie Oh Blame and The Instructions
,c,,t H. the Arncfirsu Minister Al Lima. says !:
IL, NAV be absurd, hat II Is "nv carrying 'hr
Njoprrn dr,'une ~ rs ie,l'iunfte rnn''u-itn to
assume ,hsi byandhy Ne shall have repre-
.,,.,,iv,s ,lrrn;rd f,on Washington 10 com
,rol the r.l.non- 81 the EuPeror at BEahi'
" IN Enso,cen powers, AMI the .av's"- %
p,,,. unia invoking TIE MI oi Uarrd Siai"'
commission 10 compose t,irir differences. II
- t,u,. X ain- '.s les yned, and American,
al! nat longer have TO admire the glowing
periuh. IN which ne has maintained the pres
tensions OF las country: hat II Arerlcan ui'
,I una.y i. uniform i, wi! be much me sam.
whether ,e dispatches are pSnnrd oy rrc'
,iryhuy.-n nr B.,Inr 1t is no, improhab',
nat pr..,ient Arthur may s"cn announce
that -. ace L. restored ard a pro:-c''ra'e -
abi-hed by TIE United s,a'es.-PTe's DIS
path.
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kf,su Weird Of Advice.

If you fcel )cnr.elf growing weak, your
strength taxing be natural fAnc'lons OF the
boiy becoming ~ paired, take warning in
time your system needs Iron, VIII ch' when
combined with proper vegetable extracts, pro-
duces tonic Of rare medicinal effect. Such
a remcd, is Browns Iron bi',ers. Buy it o
your druggist and DO not be persuaded TO take
a substitute, Cor this is tie OILY remedy winch
gives permanent strength. 1t contains no al
cobol. nor does it blsckeu the teeth. II re
ceiyes the universal endorsement OF Clergy
men, physicians. druggists, aud all who have
| used it,
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W. w. FARMER,

CDVNSELOR IN LAW AND ~ J.
Attorney a, Law aud S"'''1'"i i" Oh""'
rc1y. Moo'oe. o~a'h.'' i"I''h, l,,'.i',,'' H. a.,
M. resumed h.s profession as tr'''fs'''' 70
,rbr.h he. vii devote cerriui at;fn'i'n a."
u,ll ,,,vafi,biy reVuir" inynen; i"f h's "fi's
u,, also resumed las pr"i''-|i"' "s A,r'n':
,oL sol. 70. and vi pr'r'ir" III Vir t ''-"
S,,,, pi.,ricj. Cirrtnt A." supreme ''''''''
and IN r!.e state DI-'f.t' "'"t an ''i'''i'
,.,u,,, In all glasses -; cases raw ti"y
nr,,,,- criminal and bankruptcy. a ne"
hnt.,.,. l;,r w,ii h" adopted Ia 1881 " IA
>, =. nai,,e,..-rr of I iAa aut the annual
men, Of ficyai Liz Ike, Il sPc''"i'y. " 'l
devote hi, pcr-uuai tii-n'''' to his eases ""'
L a.. tam, To his profession, a. hi> sue
i..,,,e,, "a tie exclusion 4 al o'"' &C 'i'''
.;.,r.. an! cannn, be engaged Or ts:'i!'e" IL
,,v cast. " itlout re.
sept a.. ISL ~.
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VICK'S
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE

For 1852 l. an Elegant Book OF 1870 Paees,
twu Coiorcd Plates of Flowers, aud more
than 10 ~ iliustrt,irn- Of the choicest r lowers
r!s,.'s and Vegetables, and Directions i"r
growing. |, l. handsome enough Tor TIL len
ter Table OF Hoiiday Present. Send en-
your name AMI Post Office address. with -
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state of Louisiana, ! Succession OF
Parish Of Richland. Rober, Reed Dec d.
By virtue Of an order of sale, issued from
the Honorable Fifth District Court in and tor
the Parish OF Richlsnd, State Ut Louisiana in
the matter of the succession Of Robt Reel, 'e
ceased, and to me directed. MS niminis' rator
of said Succession, | will offer for sale a, the
door Of the cour, house, in the town OF Kay
vile, said parish and State, on
Thursday, the 18th day of January, 1882,
at public auction, TO the last aud highest
bidder, within the hours prescribed by law,
the following properly belonging to said sue
cession, to-wu:
The cas-, half n the north east quarter OF
Section 25, Township II North, Range 9
East, Lots and of Section 30, Township
II North, Range 10 East Of lands situated IL
said parish of Richiand; also one brow:
horse mule.
| Term. of sale, cash with the benefi, o
appraisenent.
, JOHN r. REED, g.
! December 10, ls82-it AdmsnI.tra:O..