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VIHOMAs BOWLING, Auceoneer.

TRUSTEES SHE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On VERMONT AVENUE. BETWEEN Wand
W SIREkT, NORTH NE 81.
In pursuance of deco Of tru.t Of date the -,
ItIh day of May, A. u. 1872 ane of re ord in 81
Iiher No 9 o. 70 10 i83 of The Land cprisA-:I
q lhe isirlct Of Columbia and AZ tne request of
TIE party there by secured The uldersi a. ed as
trus ee 10 said coed, Will offer for sae at pu BIC
suctloT, lii front Of the premises, on MONDAY,
TIE 18th DAY OF july, A. ID. 1851, AT O'CLOCK
the f 1i,osirg described real estate. situate
In the city OF Wa hipston, ID. G and knowa and
- SCI lbed az parts Of loGs numbered ose Cd and
thirty ore t3D Of Bars subdivision Of square
Numbered three luL dre1 and fifty eight $685. the
ing
Terms of ss'e: One third CT the purchase money
cash az the residue in three Equal iuetalmen,s
eeeur.d by nores II purchaser for the same, way
able Respectively at six, twelve aud eixhtsea
mon tbs from day Of with interest at six per
cent, fecuret 10y ceei Of trus' the property. A
deposit Ct $50 vii be required at the tms of sale
the tiuS ee reserVing the right to resell tie pro
erfy sh I'd the pu' oh ser not comply with above
terms vi bin five days from day of sale. Costs of
c, nyeysnciLg 1t purchasers expense
hOLOLPRE CLAUGHTON,
1ezS-e&ds Trustee.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A ACHIEVEMENT CoNrR AC-
OR.-At Harrison, NY, Wm. Matthews. a wen.
mUiate1 fortune Of millions durInp the war
died sudde9iy OF apoplexy az mis- residence
sunday eyeCiIg. He had but inst returned
from cnurca " men he was seized and J;ei. me
deceased wa Inc richest man 10 the town. tf
Lot WeStehe2 er county, n. Y. Tae residence
he was living iD cost not far from 500 600.
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Most Inventors die poor. The proverb has
truly said that invention Il the mother OF neces-
slty.-C2sic.
.'Win the coming man ny Z" Is the question,
when the coming woman gets After him.
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II and Workmanshfp. "a yeersf prsoesce Per-
sOsal eapsvtstedence VIII write srec Scasso,ss aEd
WORK at fair chargp. Orders foR any emouut &
VET PsonVly anSa. 49,. az: .. HnInn.
u1o10. - ~ OEo4 noItauuos
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Immt diately sitter the sale Of the above described
zeal estate The following Personal effects will oe
front Mardr cte Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
JAMES II. SMITH x CHARLE7 DIE.
it2T-d&ds Adninistr.fora
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$500 REWARDl
OVER MILLION OF
PROF. GUILMETTE,s FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS
have already been sold IN this country and in
satisfaction. and has performed cures
every time when nsed according
We now say to the sfiiiosed and doubling ones
that We VIII pay the above reward for . single
LAME BACK
vii VII fo s and fEkMHSES4 i if cure
Lumbaeo, Lame Bach. Sciatics. Gravel. Diabetes.
sspss SsEhss q hns
Son q ne kialsy:: G.s.rrh q she Bisddsr, Eish
Nervous Weskness. and % i.Ct en- Si.ordsn Of TIE
s. Sfv. spG
weaipess or sny oisease Of the Kidneys. BLADDER.
OK o'nA1s oI VcU CAN BE oUREp.
without swAnOwins naus'ous incidence by Nh
PROF. GUILMETTEsS FRENCH
KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CURES By ABSORPTION.
ga X1qf 6Fnesisf fos Pro-; GUILAeTTEe
has moi got il ssnd O. 90 and you Win receive the
Pad By return mail
PROF. GUILMETTrs YRENoH LIVER PAD
WIN positively cure Fever ana Aqua Dumb Aeua,
Aeue Cake Billious Fever. Jaundtce. DyspepaiA
snd al diseases Of the Liver, Stomach and Rood.
Tyestase on the Kidneys and Liver. free By nal.
FRENCH PAD Co.,
Toledo Ohio
SCHILLER & STEVENS, Agents,
Jell sos Pennsylvania avenue.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
" ESTATE ON VERMONT AVEsUr, ADJoiN-
ING aHE RESIDENCE OF JUDoE AN
LREW MYLIE.
BY virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme Court -.
CT he District Of Columbia. passed June "a. IA
A. ID. 1881, in Equity Cause No. 7.77t-l.A-
noung ct a., ys. Young ct 81 the undersigned
Trustee will sell at Lublic ancton, on FRIDAY.
the fIGHIH DAY OF july. lsel, At SIX o'c,oK P.
M, in ffont Of the premises. the following de-
scrbed real estate situate In the city Of Washing
ton. ID C., to wit: Lots II and q In Coltmsn's sub
SNision of Lots 4, s. and z. In square numbered
2.5. Ltt q is improved by a two story Brick
Dwelling. The ether 1 OF is 1nimp-"vei. The Lots
adjsn esch Other. ard each fronts % feet on YER
Terms Of sale Or e-tbird cash and the balance
in two EQUAL inetalments at and twelve months,
for which the purchaser viii be required 20 give
notes with interest al cent from day of sale:
or all cash, at the option OF the purchaser. de-
posit Of 500 will be required at time Of sale on
each lot sold Terms Of sale to be compiled with
thin seven days from day of sale; in default OF
which tie property TO be resolc after five days ad
ye,tiiement in the Evening star newspaper. at the
rick and cost OF dsfsultins purchaser. Deed given
uItn fn payment Of the pun chase money aud Xti-
hca' ion Of The sale by the court Conyeyancins at
puf chaser's cost.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
- Ss2 ID street northwest.
IUNCANSON BIOS, Aucts je27 dads
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tbht tpbbBN bhfth hESl-
pt noe ON LAS slDk or THIRTEEN rH
sIhekI. tETMEEN AND ~ sTREElS
NORIHNESE. No. 500.
By virtue Of decree Of she Supreme Court A
OF The isirici OF Columbia, passed the 81
70 cay OF June. 1881 in equity cause Z. 73a -
me ubdersisi ed, trustees, viii sell on MON
DAY, TSE llTH DAY OF july. 1881, AT q O'CLOCK
p IL front OF the prem Uses. the following De-
scfibed property The Forth twenty three fest
Tour ana three Fourth inches on lSth street by one
hundred feet dsep Of Lot numbered eleven, In
souare 293, and the south tSenty fee. by the
deIta thereof OF Lot eight, n said s4usre
2s3, tos ether with the Improve mebts which
consist Of lsrse three story Brick Resider CO With
al The modern improvements, eeiUs No. BOB 18th
Terms as prescribed by the dec 90. ara: 01e-
Fourth OF the purchase in cash, and the residue
credit OF six, ts Give and eighteen mouths frOIa
the day Of sale. With notes bearing interest and
secured by deed of Trust on the property sold
All convey ncins to be Of purchasers cost. A de-
post OF $500 viii be required AZ the time OF sale.
II the terms of Gale are not complied with in ten
osys, The Trustees reserve the right to resell the
purchaser.
JANIS ii. SMITH CHARLES @ COLE.
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HHAe CERl kALR OF NAIUs Bile HOUSE
" No. GIG D hThEKI SOEIHMEcT

BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court -
OF the pistlict of Colum bis, passed in Equity ~
Cause No esq. the undersigned Trustee .k..0
therein will sell AZ public auction In front of the
&replises to the highest bidcer, on TUESDAY, the
127H DAY OF july, A D.lSSl, at O'CLOCK = NJ n
that ain p,ecs or parcel OF Lap Isl aud being
IN the city OF Washit eion in the District OF lum-
bis. anG Known as ell OF original Lot, numbered
thrty-th re, IN square numbered hree hundred aud
eighty tSS7, together with the improvements
thereon, consisting OF fine three story Frame
House, with bsca building and stabe
J efms OF "a prescribed 10y the raid decree sre
rs follows: Ore third OF the purcha,e money ia
Ct Sd or the ay Of sale, within cay- there
after, and 'he res due in two equal ins talueuts,
payable in SIX and twelve months sitter the day OF
sac, the purt his er pislrg notes for sad deferred
PAYMENTS. bearing interest a. six per cent per an
num from the day OF sale. a. secured by deed q
trust on the property Id. or the purchaser may
pay the Iurcf are money In cash. A de- osit If
SlU0 viii be required when The property is sod.
All convey anci 10 re ct the purch asers cost. IL
default he made in complying with the above
terms OF ga e. the Trustee will Resell ct the risk OF
the defaultipg urchaser
JAMES W. BARKER. Trustee,
Southwest cor. ID and 9Th SITS. souih vest.
DCNCANSON BROS, Aucts 1e29- dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTtR b. WILLIAMS a Co. Auc,,on..-.

NAIuAELE GARDEN AND TRUCK r,ANpS
Wpnn Ill lMfRoNkMEN THERR0N
AbOJT FOUR MILHS FROM TaF WASH
pH SSSndoN CITY MARKETS, on TsE GLEN
III SnrsS n mlnIIRf ROAD. LEADING TO
On FRIDAY, Jury srH. lssl. At q O'CLOCK a..
y M. We thsIl sell, on the premises, that z
NAiuApie oarcen ferm( known - the Enisauel, l.0.
Las ~ anD ~ lag IN Prince George County Nd
On we ciaoensourg road containing aSout m Wv
s1es 81 land. more or less in q bish state Of cniti
sAlor, Win improvements, consisting OF n l.-sre
snng, elsht rooms. corn house. barn An
e.sp.e ~ oy eu and other out houses, with ex-
ceEent pOmo OF wStef at the door, aud psve- fail
Lsttream OF water running through the lana
lbs place cannot be surpassed rs Truck Garden
IN The state of Maryland; Location beatty aad an
81 eNceil.nt pegCorhood IN
IMMEDIATELY AFTER will be offered lOl acres ~
lsno. adj ltlng IN bslk. ana IL not sold, will he
on day Of sale.
Fer particulars Apply 10 Husuely Bowen, No
64S New \ Orb avenue orthwest.
Terms Of sale: One ihrd cast balance in oDe
two anG three years, for no'es bearing ipterest
iron cay Of sale and secured by deed % trust o "a
prt petty told. Ala convtysnens at purchs as err
cost. 500 down on each lot TINE 81 sale
is15 WALT b NILLINMS 4 90 Aucts
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BY the Time Ine Two sessions were over, the
compoSlt1oDS Inspected, ali the school Chores
done. and hts face TUNED home ward. he was
sure that he deJested unwomeniy women, and
OF these sinners he reckoned female doctors
AS he opened the kitchen door, Ooadlah's
Sarah stood revealed. buxom, red. armed g bod
natured, carefully sIraining aromatic broth
planned. Il shouldn't never have teched the
best set-Io nor made the soup nelther-thout
tell1n. took her up the toast an tea. 8 you
said, an shs never looked at 'em. But she said
she must take suthin, an she made it herself.
You never see sech handy little thing. My!
guess the fun soul could eat that mess. Honey
combs cloy1n' alwuz. L never see the force of
that tex. An shes gave her some sort o. reviv-
In medicine t didn't nave no taste or smell, 9
FUR g see. an she's settin' up Already, an
SEE her headaches most gone, an 1 never
days. when u really took holt on her."
What meaning even so close q translator of
difficult tongues as Mr.. Nathan LarkIn would
nave distilled from this speech may not be
known. For at this pause there appeared in
the opposite door the most satisfactory eloss
Imaginable. A fuf1y head, all blonde cilrN
ooffs, frzzes. ne knew not what; pink cheaks:
laughing brown eyes; shining teeth; a Cambria
gown that might have awed him, had it not
been even more picturesque than fashionable:
trim sl1ppe red feet beneath It's abbreviated
c,ispnsssI,oenoid the Key to Sarahs voluole
81 am Alis Putnam" said the phantom OF
delight, coming forward. with frank hand out
unannounced. hut We found the late train ala
| not connect. And mamma said Aunt Larkin
| come, my professional nose snifYSd action az
| once. Sarah was the best OF assistauts',-
| shedding q brilliant smile on that staring
neophyte, which Nathan was inclined to con.
| slider q waste Of riches-"and between US We
/ have really SET your mother on her feet again.
| Now Pm going to administer my next reme1 y.
1 and then you may talk with her as long Is
| she'll listen. think we can srsu ade her out
on this lovely veranda." And the doctor dis.
| appeared with her sav0ry broth.
Don't she beat ALI" inquired the bustli %
Sarah, intent on the impendinR supper
| 'Pooty's that Wild rose, an smarter q li9bt
| Mn. Tanr stran &c the Old doctors, that jest
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more: Did you ever see Nathan so happy
ABOUT you, as now that you tuck up your feet
and read In the afternoons. or go OUT riding
with me?' And then she Is silenced and takes
another turn at The Maid Of Skier with visible
satisfaction. Do you suppose anything In life
would make ner so happy as for you TO escape
way"
"Having put myself In your hands, Doctor
Putnam. am bound to follow your prescrip-
upon their shelves, the cake box shall rust upon
It's hinges. napjacks from henceforth be called
accurst d, and the majestic shades of Sylvester
Graham aBd Bio Lewis command my obedience
" Slowly their pl antoms arise before US.
Our loftier brothers. but one in blood;
At he'd and liable they lord it Ger us
With looks OF beauty and words Of good.'"
admirable, Master Nathan can stay two
weeks longer TO see my remedies In action, an
then you are to be on honor. At the Thanks
giving vacation eat come to town, and viii ad,
measure your improvement. To-morrow after.
noon, II you please. we will go to the top OF
that esaI Isn Purple ni up which you have
lady. and your guest, could not, of cou rse,
mention the omission; but as your physician,
and IN 2 strictly remedial manner;;I proceed to
FIom that day new king arose over Egypt. No
spa, killing crook hid itself so cunningly among
the leaves that Nathan and Aliis did not ind tt
done. No hill was too difficult for their nimble
feet, no berry patch too far no lily bearing pond
too inaccessible: sometimes Aunt Larkin
self for electing play when work waited to be
done, feeling herself apostate 70 the faith OF her
fathers. yet delignting IN the fun OF these c1il-
aren, ana rejoicing 70 see her son 30 brown ana
Then Doctor Anis had to say good-by, ana
oetAke herself 90 town, evolving what sheCa led
muslin, and the spoils Of her iife a6rosd Waen
Nathan saw It. In November. his notions Of the
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'THosAs BOWLING. saotioneer.

cEANCEbY SALE OF VERY v,IU.pJy
I'M Eh- sIohN loUBbs BRICK hssI-
pf NCk On LAS slDh OF THIRTEEN ca
sIheET. tETMEEN q AND ~ sTREEls
NOEIHMESE No 400
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The ola or the new

lJust as the church bells we're ring.
f their 9 o'clock chimes yesterday
~ Smiley remarked 20 Hannah,
Pass mo the book.
"WhCh will you have Ichabod,
The old or the new version p and she
brushed The crumbs from her apron
and reached for the mantel-piece
Hannah, as long as ! live / shall
read from that old leather covered
bib6 The first thing / remember
about my grandfather was his rea' -
ing the parable Of the foolish virgins
from that very book. was a wee
little boy tben; but I remember /
cried and asked grandma if she could
not spare some oil for those who
were left outside. And then, Han
nah, I've heard my father read from
that very same book thousands OF
times That book. asd he paued
The open pages lovingly "lhat book
is old, the leaves are yellow with
time, bnt ID. Is sacred 10 this house
Il has been 10 service ut every we'd
ding aud birth and funeral 10 the fam
ily for nigh ON 70 a hundred years,
and every morning and every even
ing haze some good truth been read
from it. Ne, Hannah, .he new YER
Sion may 90 Cor the young folks, but
You and !, with ths gates Of heaven
lust turning their hinges for as, have
no time to fool with &C. I viii read
tti mornine The last chapter oil
ReFolaion aud Zee Che glory Of the /
lutg shmc 8p0l ua sad do our
Boa gooi. ana as he turned his |
eve 70 the printed page there was g |
A.es mist on hts glasses.
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portant il full and fair expression
Of the will Of our people, under the
plan adopted is TO be.had.
L viii be seen that the Committee
have given minority representation
70 the clubs Under The system
heretofore adopted by our parlv the
candidate who received the highest
number Of votes IN the club became
entitled to the whole delegated vote
q tie club. Nov, each candidate
vlll be entitled to his proportionato
part Of The strength Of the club. a. |
eording to the vote cast for him /
This, weconsideF a decided lmprove. I
nent and one that win eommend /
Itself 70 tbs voter.
Read The plan proposed BY tbsl
Committee, and preserve the same
sF future reference.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-09

H.H aH HH-as
or nismC. e moa.sofHoa.
-oa, sends us le.iet lfoma brotbe
p Arkansas. ean.aiag4a ,aema.tsr
io.loi ,ae c. y, llh M.iassi
E.-iaaat utet Sc. raisolin as.
cny We ex.rae. aam lsle,te.
tac following
LnrEa AuE Mayl 7 si
Nfear fhrs-I have
-oan1 over tao diafv vi Iima.s.,
eaeitat was ia his pocket
le ~ st.c1. Which vet-ea v.,l
-.sH 6.ood-ani am1aeai aritarss
1i interests. find tae cue.osrl1i.t ~
Games composing Co. TT, and oppo,ita
each, Tor nearly every oue) You VIM
l..-e-' either killed az Wounded
Ift,- were several battles ane,
elmn UNE, aaJ many sseru,ls were
added 60 .h.s Company and OF com -
many more we've Killed and wounded
Than are mentioned on tfs IA
VIII You please add such names ~
you know Of aud place opposite eaeh
what becameol lhem-thatis. whether
silied "a wounded, and a.ers ana
then it you think it wou,d beof inter
est TO any in tho commun..v, have ii
published ID q Houston az pcrhaps Il
would be- el il Ae Oke.ona tqper
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unrs non aaH.rf

4 S ASSIGNEE OF MURnoCH PARCH
n Man I will sell tie following descHbed
ieta a 0k0lona i3 bots iu block 20, and Z
lots iu bloch 81, very desirable ior residences.
bots 3is, west s ol Dot 3is, 10 block ~, and
south fractional lol l16. block Isl aa which are
dwellings
Also - acres edof the &c ~ VI af SO,
{ l3, = e. ANY 90 She above described prop
ertv J win sen e private sale.
juo-2tl j. T.. BLACK, Assignee.
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assIGNEE.s NoTICr.

All persons indebted Go MYERS.
Housman d Co. are hereby notified
% call and settle, otherwise suits viii
be brought against ihcm The urder.
signed holds an notes and accounts
due said irm, as Assignee Of same,
and is alone authorized to collect and
receipt for same.
C. q, MURRAY, Assignee.
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Iuordcrto preserve haunoa W.fa
In Tie ranks 81 tle Domocpcr ot
ibis County, and lo insuie cqAa ald
exact ilaiico 90 CD apiua 'or
parts iaror. We the EEecauvd Come
mittce of She Democratic pals %
ChlcaasaH County, do a-opt tts i0..
.owiag plan OF club c.ee.ee and
nomination VI Convof u1e
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ley Matthews Butin our judgmentit
viii be q sorry day Tor Miss.ssippi
Democracy, when q bargain Is entered
into 70 put one man 10 the Senate Of
The United States, and make another
Governor because they present Che
greatest contrast IN minor matters Of
political policy IfLamar and Banks
dale we're the only men ia Missis-
sippl suited 70 OBJ che fespee''v,
nositiops. 70 which This "aarrain and
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NON.lsI..EnENT NOlICE

J n. BRoWNLER, Ex'r, CAmcery Court
$50. l1l. or lad Dtstr.gt
JOIN BRoUN0ER. deed ! Chicsasaw d.
THE STATE Or MISSISSIPPI
l9 Mary Smith, B9uham, Fanniu County
Texas
Won are cited 90 appear helore the Chance.
4 ry Court % the isl District OF q hickasat,
County, .n said -ta.o. ea ile
aru Monday la November, IssI,
Go show sause, ifany You can, why the final
acc1uut oi j. NJ. BroUu.cr, Ev'r 90 the estate
Ol JOHN brownler, decd, should notbo allow
ed, IS stated, aud said Ex'r. discharged.
Witness my hand, this Bird dav of June, 1851
inne9-it. E.F MEDLlN. Clerk
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lN order that two great leaders
may mainfaip their harmony and
rpelfrespectl it is seriously proposed
that.therepfesentatlves Of the people
soon to assemble "a state Conven-
IopI saal abondon tLeir respective
friends and clothe each Of the afore-
Sad leaders IN high official garb.
= ihsy no such thing without
othnrs than the reasons given,
re shsil wait anxiously to see
what becomes Of the ''harmoDy" Of
tie party and inquire earnestly for the
return Of the "selfrespect' Of the
delegates.
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WurN q nan becomes % powerful
IN politicsas to he regarded danger
Gus 70 his party ossunihatiou, IL were
better 10 kick him overheard rather
chan pay him with fat office "a
secure bis loyalty.
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. .
TIE Rev Or. Talmoge pronounces
the late revision Of the New Testa-
ment literary beteh, -promotive OF
inhdeliiy He says The revision win
make more iafdeis than the thirty
eiaat reFisers could reclaim in the
9e9lyears Of Methuselah and. half q
dozen other Biblical patriarehs CON.
binedi and in our opinion Or. Tai
mage hTight, TO our mind it APP
peaFsnaienlous that the Being, who
Is aId to watch tue sparrow when Il
falls, and number the very hairs Of
our heads, would have commissioned
inspired writer's 70 record His Word
inonelsngusge andtheueaftar giving
the subject no further thought or 81.
tehtioh, permitfrailliuman agents to
commit 10000 errors ii one tfans-
alton And Il that many we're com.
mitted inr.ho translation fren ~
Greek 70 ne EnsIlsh might w6Hot
reasonably suppose there vtfsatleast
q many " every 9theF Language
inio Wlaoh the Teslament Led
been tfanslatcds We prefer 70
believe that the entry Who afe en-
deaYoring to impose tli5 n6e YER
SOB On .le public, are mistaken,
rather than smFpose Godmould have
permitted the preaching Of E ialse |
translation as His Word flor % nany
hundred years
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koScoE CoNL1SG, like his littlf
pTotsas Wn. Malone, has ceased
70 create such q commotion IN the
United States, IS vas lis custom on
former occasions. Ia fact the strut.
tingturkey coek has undareslimated
the fesourees Of lis kdsersity. and
overestimated bis osninhuenee. and
be rooFis lower now. Up to he
present. writing thirty Eve yotes, not
quite one third Of the Republican
strength in Joint session of che New
York Assembly, Is the highest num-
leg the YAM glorious ex, Senator has
been able 90 muster, aud the err
dorsemenl which he sousht. At the
Bands 81 tie Legislature ofhis State
agaiast DE eaefoachmeggs Of the
Pfasiien. upon Senatorial eour
tssy lids fair % remsin In allegiance /
for alohg time t. come. Platt, tie /
linie creature, whose wears his mas
ters collar. and ca which should he
engraved. srm conkling' doQ,a hasl
not done so wellas Lord Roscoe.
and weafe not asrpfisod 70 See the
statement that riatt regrets lhaE Be
submitted % conkIipe dictatlon hud
rendered bis resignation. ior verify
has he losl his opportunity. 50
more senatorial robes small enough
. o. him afs likely to be woven II
be Empire Slate fof many years @
The indlcations are that both Tia !
.x-Seualors win Be accorded plenty F
4 leisure q repent 10 private tbeif +
aat hast and ill-advised public ac- +,
len. IL tle meaatime thc LegiaIa- Z
uzo vii perhaps adjoam sias aie +
dlhon eieea theifauecessofs, and i
HAT event have great sanss 8 q
ope tive s9aa1 orthodox democrats H
Y OF he sesIsin tie United States s
enate made vacant by the resigua- i.
- cohklihg and Plat. So Il
~ - II
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-09
NoN.RnsIpENTs, NOTICn.

vs..
CHRISTOPHER HUSSEY, ct. al. heirs
OF URIAH HUSsEY, Deceased.
CHAEcEnY C0URT-FBsr DisrRcF.
To Uriah B. Hussey, Manor, Tvayis county,
Texas.
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear b.
il fore toe Chancsry Court of the lst Disc
trict Of Chickasaw county, Mississippi, 10 hQ
holden at the Court House, b the City Of Hous-
ton, on tho
;srd Monday In New, TSsI.
TO plead answer or demur 10 the Bin filed
in this cause, 10 which you arc defendant
p. +. MEDLIN, Clerk,
April 28-ll
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-09

srRAcuE's shot gun never created
half the terror in the sou q Gle
Curled Adonis, g does ihe frowning
e7nienancos Of tue half-hreeds
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-09

AAHoSE's mehagerie assembled
at Richmond last week and after
much squabbhng nominated a full
hepudiailoa ticket Cameron and
not Riddleberger headsthe ticket, but
a notbelieved that The Republicans
viii support il, and in case they
DO not Mahoneism viii cut as sorry
. hg1rs an the politics Of Old Yir-
ginia as little Billy himself is likely
TODD hereafter g bic United States
Senate,