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NO TIC f.
TO TIE HEANERIIEAD pI'RlIC.

The CO, partnership now cxist,ng between the IN
dersignes, under the firm of Tr,sk 4 Graves.
ut the towns OF isannlck and Dillon, in the Cnuntr
ct Beaver Head. NJ T., will I've dissolved by limira
ton on October lst 1881, hy which date ,Er boo.
accounts "t the firm and all accounts due us must j."
settled UP Having been engaged for Il number q.
wears in business desire give our friends
customers timely notice Of the apprnchin. diS>n'r
t'"n OF our irn. that settlement OF all accounts
ne effected hN that time. Thinking. our inv .rrn <
and customers for the verv lih,r raj plronr. extend
cd us during years of business. we hope ;htv viii
respond !" this motto. prono,iy that we my he ena
Neu I" close our accounts without DELAY.
THASN Il GRAVES.
In order I" reduce our stock we offer spec li.i
inducements to c:lsl, huvcrs. lis
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q n otht Furnished! free with full! n>!rcti. rs
n Tor con,iucn. thl mos, profitable tn,s i'm :
" " mat any one Cin rI.:-:i.:s in. The h,,sn'>s
is sorasN t" learn, and our instructions N,
W s:'"te and plain, tl:t any or. can make gre
pi.'S rom the very start. No one can fail w!" Is
Wiling TO work. W'mcn are as success i'll rs nr:
ana girls can earn large sums. MANY have lnt't
~ IKE business over hundred dollars sing
'.e'S' Nothing like it ever known before. All WI
aLsas. are surprised at The ease and rapility Win
wnca they areahle to make money. You can ,nG':'.
~ ''s business during your spare time 1t great pr"'
'r' r.Ss Those who need read; money. should vi !:
" - ~ once. NJ furnished free. Address Tx, - "
'". Nu'n>t:t Maine.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF the County of
R.,vcr Head. TERRITORY of Montana In the mat
ter tn. Estate and Guardianship of Angel, Barrett
Louis c. Fyhric. tn. guardian Of the estate and
person ni Angelo Barrett, minor. praying for an
order of sale Of certain real estate belonging said
wrd, f,r the and purposes therein set forth:
i is hereby ordered. that the next of kin Of the
said ward and al! persons interested in the said
cctAtc, appear before this Court on Monday, the
sIst dav Of October 1881, at o'clock IN ut the
Court Room Of this Court, ut the town Of Dillon, in
the County of Beaver Head, then and there to show
cause why an orlcr should not be granted for the
sale of such estate
AL. L. GRAETER,
[,s-pl Probate Judge.
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1rgal AoGees.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
MEDICINE l.oDGE, BEAVER Han

N.DICINE LODGE, BEAVER IIEApCo..I
NJ. r.. October 4th, A. d. 1851.
To JoHN HOFFMAN, JACOB OKNsrE,S pr =,
You or either vt you others arc hereby mott.
'cI nat have expended the sum of three hundred
ana hity in labor and improvements
during the years $50 and 1851, to this date. that
'cn the amount due from for the interest Won
or eitr OF You hold in the Pennsylvania coal mine.
situated IN Medicine Lodge Coal District. in tin.
County ct Beaver Head, Territory of Montana.
ma IL in ninety days after the publication Of this
"se ven 'ail or refuse to contribute to pay ,nc tx.
expenditure. on the said mining claim, your nters,
IN the sid PENNSYLVANIA mine vii, become the mon
rrtv "f the subscriber nv virtue Of Section ,,, ~ H.
revised Statutes of the United Stot,s. '-' - >">
l3f-i.J JOSEPH SWARTZ
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Notice Of Dissolution,

wHERE:AS my late partner W. f. Howell: Of
w the firm of HE.ncc't l. Howell. doing
business 1T the town of Mcrose, Montana.
unncco,ntahly disappeared some two weeks ago
and has not reported his whereabouts. this rr. Fore
and will moi I've responsible for any debts contracted
by him.
The Fruit ana Restaurant business will b, carried
sept 'st. 1881. II. ;. H..,nactt.
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Sealed Proposals.

tenancc Of thu sick, por and infrm Of Beaver II, nd
County. NJ. T.. capita. by The week for the tern,
OF one y.ar to wit: from the is. Monday in Decc,n
\. ~. 1889, will he received by th; Clerk OF the
80 ~ of County Commissioners until tn. 10Th d;,y
OF <oyen,her, 1881: said proposals to include ana
cove, the entr cos' of feeding, clothing and nnrs
ing the said sick, poor and intirn, and all burial ex-
penscs thereof.
A. F.. GRAETER
Dltcd, Dillon, NJ. T.. Clerk nf the Beard of
Oct. 10, 1881. (35-39l County Commissioners.
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Estray.

Game to my ranch in October, ,S7o. non, /,
mare. four years old, branded on the III, h mack
with the letter ID. The can have thu l.
by proving property and paying charges. e ""''e
Sheridan, Madison Co. NJ. r., Sept A.. ISL, .'ne'
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Notice Of Dissolution.

TIL" partnership heretofore existing between the
firm o. Savage & Boulton. is this LAY dissolve
by mutual consent. Mr.. S,v,g. assuming III! d, BIS
ana collecting all accounts of the firm.
G.. II. SAVAGE.
KoaT. KolLruN.
.Arycnt: NJ. L., Sept. 20, Isl. tS3-'
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All those indebted to Tr..s. & Graves or
to +. NJ. Tra>k tor lumber, will please settle
their accounts promptly as We are closing
up our bushes at this place and need ali
amounts due us. +. l.. Graves,
.,, f. NJ. Tra>k
Dillon, Sept 30, 1851.
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N

Having sold my blacksmith shop in Dillon and
Mclroc. Montana and m. tools. stock in trade am!
accounts to i. NJ. Wad. Il Co., hereby notify nj:
PARTIES in 'ch:c to IN. to pay said accounts to said
l.. NJ. Wade l. Co.
WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR.
October 10. 1881.
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Strayed

FROM DILLON about the a.nd of .,,.x...
sorrel horse branded on left shoulder AMI s,,' one
block on right shoulder. al" square
shoulder. >" On right
One dark gray horse, branded square blo,l ~,
lie horses will weigh about 900 each.
\ reward ofSs per head will he paid for r,t,r,,
OF the horses to \. S, Rite stable. Dillon, m
0'-3O JOHN RRANDES
Virginia City, NJ i.
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FOR SALE AT THE
DlLLOS DRUG STORE,
Paints Of all Oolors, Mixed and ready for
usa Gnarantaed IN he Cenn;no

tnequaled tor Houses, Fences, Iron
Brick or Stone work; with Il hare! lasting
and durable surface, not affected bv water.
neat cold, frost or dampnes>: will no, bis.
Ter or crack oil or loose its original color:
=, fut up IN packages for immediate usc,
mus enabling all to do their own painting
adulteraicd article
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Strayed or stolen.

X1s s ha 'sl horse hye years DID, good size pI,
S.s 90 will h. paid for his return 10 us ny "r
for information that will lead to his recovery sooo
Sheridan, NJ. r., Sept as, 1881. '" s,,,
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NOTICE..

As am closing up my Mercantile bust.
ness ut this place with view to running
the same to Butte, all persons having &C.
commits at my store are requested to cali and
settle the same before October list. NV
store, warehouse, ect., are tor sale or rent.
CHARLES SClIlEsrSGER.
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ORES BOUGHT.

ne ,iecla Consolidated Mining Company, will
prices. Send for Price List, '' ''"' NV
Assays made ut reasonable rates.
ii. kSlrPENBERG, Gcnl Man.
Glendale, Montana
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Dissolution Notice.

The prtnershi p heretofore existing hetwecn d.
10. Ny:,nt and Charles Morton. under III. t::'l
name OF bryant 4 Norton in the Dillon Drug Stol.'
Is this day dissolved h> mutual consent: DIR ] g.:
brv;nt being sole proprietor. paving all claims AM
receiving al! debts due the late firm of BRYANT Is
Morton. J. G. Rnv,.r MD
Dillon. Sept goth. 1881. l;,-l
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STRAYED,
025 Reward.

M3N ,.Strayed from Glendale. h..
Head County. one I ha,, ne .s
s.y %or. sors .. Sr.h hip b: saddle S 81.
One heavy.sct black, branded on 4. lore Leg.
white star IN forehead Will pay the above small
for their delivery or liberal reward for anv
nation that will lead to their rseoy, rv any ini"
Ds-J GEO. W. PERKINS
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PENSIONS For sol.olERs,

NnriIhsen thousands yet entitled. Pensions rivsr
rnsy Ots~aAe. Thousands of rensi",'ar.s VEINS
urxTEt:NsrIsxi' st !" iNCREAsE aud BOrNTYa'
IA NJ, raafants procured .oueht and sofa S"iI;ssn
ior Tie q Aa"s .!sh,s a, Send
a.a r. sy law. Laak and IN. irr ss1 rensSa
= A.ir".s u. W, Ei-saer.nsssi r.n.ss and Clients.
''HS' A'':s. Loek b.asss. v asGi:.r s,Ns'nSsk
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! M n Yourselves w making money W l,,r
:: pa, s"llrn chance is o!f@re.l. it,l,

IL =. IL AWAY, keeping. poverty II. IN vc,.
door. Those who .wf.vs t:.he 4, y an
;tss, tll gnul chances Tor M. t,rn:v Tia, ar
~ 80 .csr.,.v become wealthy, while ,,osv wiz.
!" ''t improve such chances remain in poverty. w.
want many men, women, boys and girls 10 w,h ia,
Is ';it u! their own localities. Til, business wi,
u, '-'''Te t!an ton times ordinary w..a>. W. m J,
N expansive outfit and all that YOU need, freq. No
r.ss >hu engages fails to max, money very rapidly
i"a can devote your whole time to the work. or o,,
Your spare moments. Full information: am, Il TIA;
Portland. Maine. a..
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articles Of any length tov this rare must
DC !" 1y FR/D.iI MORNING, ard
nothing later than E'R/D.n' NOON
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MAILS.
The mails close at 10 O'Clock u. m, AL
O'Clock p. III.
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LOngfellOw ani Byron.

How long. oh, Lord, how long is the
following poem, y to be inflicted upon the
newspapers eading public as Lonstcllow',
first eiiu>ion. AL the romance and ,enti.
meut with which we associate the inmortn,
poet III our minds almost fees away when
We read the subjoincd dogserel and sun.
posed to believe that it e,nanated from th,.
pen OF one of the sweetest and most cited
OF living poets We remember wears and
years ago reading the same piece in a child's
paper. but without Lonsteilow's name 10
it; tina, has been htched on since. And
now some person with happy faculty for
storytelling" lin more than one sense of
the word, relates the peculiar circumstances
under which 1t was written. We take i,
word for word from the .SoHthcrw Chuych.
man.
When our great poet was nine wears old,
his master wanted him 10 write s.composi.
tion.' Little llenrv, like all children .hirank
from the undertaking. Ills master said:
You can write words can YOU not"
"Ycs.'
Then you ,an put word, together"
"fes, sir"
Then" said his master. "you NAV take
your slate and go out behind the scl,ooll,ouse
and there you can find something to write
about, and then you can tell what it is, what
| it is for, and what is to be done with it. and
that will bea composition"
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$1,000 REwARDi

Wv 10an morse coli. hI..,I
~ name and tail, four years .'a a,.,
~ branded on Ia. airs sol. "a.
straycd two years aro. Sune'
One black or brown horse colt, five venrs a.,
branded on left stiAe, white snot m i ys!s DID,
neck. Will pay the abovc reward for am +, sue Ut
ton SO that get either Of the colts, ' '''oF'na
r,;, n~;a... s,,. ,s.,, Go. a. N. Moore,
i' '''''' 1911 t33.36*,
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY COMBINED.

One who has long studied this subject now
presents the result Of his Investigations, ant G
happy to say he has discovered woman
Best Frenl." tits adapted especially 10 those
cases where the womb IL disordered and will
cnre auv irreg larity Of the "menses," Brad-
fields Female Regulator acts like q charm 10
"wbites." or a sudden check Of the "monthiy
courses" from cold, trouble Of mind or like
causes, by restoring the discharge IN every
instance. In chronic cases its action is prompt
and decisive, and saves the constitution iron
countless evils and premature decay.
MILLIONS, CHAMBERS Co, ALA, July l3, II
have used Bradds,d's Female Regulator il
my prac ice ior long tiiae, and with eaiir
success where there was no complication Of dis
eases. If It is not specific, il is the bes
known remedy for diseases / 3 recommends
toeure. j. II. DAVIS, NJ. ID.
DR.. J. Bradfeld, Prop. Atlanta, Ga. Prize
$3.50 per DO tie. Sold By all Druggists.
n0fg so
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OCCUPATION.

The approach Of the long winter evenings
calls attention 81 the matter OF lamp Tor
without a good light half the pleasure or profit
Is taking from reading or study, Coal oil is
now 10 general use for Illuminating purposes
outside Of cities or large towns, where coal OIL
gas is used, aud when a proper lamp is used It
Z the best substitute for sunlight yet discov-
cred. The principle or plan upon which the
student Lamp is constructed may be SAID 70
be the best IN use, but the lamp itself has al
WAYS had several Objectionable features which
We are glad 10 see are being done away with ~
the new aspirant for favor called the "lioME
LAMP" manufactured by the Home Lamp Go.
Of Cinci dati The great objection TO most 9th
or lamps IS their liability 20 upset, the trouble
% keep them in order, and the poor light given
by them. The New Home Lamp IS Nickel
Plated, and almost fac smile Of. the Student
Lamp: Il has a handsome 0rnamented clamp
by me ans OF which the lamp can be at once
easily adjusted Ia any position upon the centre
table, piano, sic rest, sewing machine, desk
or bv means Ola handsome bracket, which goes
with tie lamp, can be placed upon tie wall,
and ito whatever position II Is placed % IS safe.
This IS the great feature Of excellence, but the
New Home Lamp combines also the patent ar
eand burner, Filling indicator and match box.
No lamp has ever before been received with
such unusual favor or received such strong
recommend atons from tho leading journals Of
Cincinnati. lt is also endorsed by such men
as the mayor and postmaster, several insurance
presidents aud express agents of that city as
tho salest. most convenient and best lamp
made. Tho company desires agents in this
locality, and any smart lady or gent emen can
make a handsome income during the next SIX
months by cmvassing for les sale. There IS
hardly dozen families in this county who will
not want one, and is price is so low as to
bring Il within the reach Of all For further
Information address Home Lamp Co., Cincin-
natl. o., mentioning our paper and they will
give you full particulars aud exclusive terri
fory To canvass in nov Is ljt
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1851.

The APPEAL, having completed the
lortieth year Of its existence, needs
no elaborate prospectus as to ii5
future policy Suffice it to say, that,
believing the Democratic party to
be the safest repository for the great
trusts Of the government, the APPEAL
will continue to be a Democratic
newspaper While faithfully adher-
ing to the party which il has support
ed for forty years, it will labor ear
nestly for the development Of south
ern thought, southern industries,
southern literature, southern agri-
culture and trade, and southern effort
Tor unity and brotherhood between
all sections Of the country. II will
endeavor to secure from Congress
liberal appropriations for the i'm
proving Of our rivers, favor railroad
building, organized efforts for immi-
grafton, manufacturing, and every
enterprise calculated to promote the
prosperity Of the people The AP-
ZEAL has no competitor in the vast
territory which forms the Geld Of its
circulation, and which it occupies
almost to the exclusion Of any other
morning paper, and it will continue,
in all the essential OF q first class
new spaper, to maintain its conceded
position.
DAILY APPEAL, per year....... oil. $40 90
DAILY APPEAL. six months ........ on
WEEKLY APPEAL, per year....,.... %
WEEKLY APPEAL, six months ...... 90
Send for sample copies to
GAELAWAY A. HEATING,
Memphis Tennessee.
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Oh. VVhata CoaghI

Will you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps Of the sure approach
Of that more terrible disease, Con-
sumption Ask yourselves il you
eau afford for the sake Of saving 90
cents, to run the risk and do nothing
for It. We know from experience
that Shiloh's Cure will cure your
cough. It never fails. This explains
why more than a million bottles wer,
sod the past year 1t relieves Group
and Whooping Cough, at once
Mothers do not be without it. Fol
Lame Back, Side, or Chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Sold by j. Il
KNOX, Okolona, and II. C. BUCH
ANAN d co. Okolona, Pontotoc
and Houston.
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shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most
succel sful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, a few doses invariabl y
cure the worst cases Of Cough, Group,
and Bronchitis, while it's wonderful
success in the cure Of Consumption
is without a parallel in the history Of
medicine. Since it s first discovery
it has been sold on a guarantee, q
test which no other medicine can
stand. you have a Cough we ear
nesuy ask you to try il. Price lC
cts, so cts and Sl,00. your Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back Lame, use
Shiloh's Porous Plastcrs Price q
cents. Sold by J II KNOX. Oko
Iona. and II c BUCHANAN q co
Jkolona and Houston.
Ian G-'pT
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REGraTmATION NOTlCE.

The voters of the 9th Ward of
CITY OF Okulona will take notice that
on the 9th, 2Sfh and 29th days Of
January, 1881, the registration hooks
Of said city will lie open for The pur-
pose Of registering, surb voters as
may be entitled to vote at the special
election fur councilman Of said Ward,
Monday, the 3ist day Of january,
1881, who have not heretofore regis
tered, and TO strike from the regis
tIation lists of said Ward the names
ofall persons who may have remoy-
ed from said city or said Ward The
voters Of said Ward and others at
interest will take due notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly
II. B LACEY,
City Registrar.
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The most miserable human being
in the world, is that person suffering
with o shaking chill, or burning
fever. The joys Of life are but a mis-
cry to bis mind, ana be longs for a
balm to restore him to health. Tue
cure is at hand for every sufferer.
The greatest OF all medicines. Gu
BAN CHILL TONIC, the Great
West Indies Fever and Ague Rem
Dis, cures Chills and Fever. Bilious.
ness and Liver Complaint ever
time. II blots out disease, carries
of malarial poison, and restores lie
sufferer to Health, Strength and Hap
piness. Try CUBAN CHILL TON
IC. the Great West Indies Fever aud
Ague Remedy, If you suffer win
Chills and Fever. and be cured
Take no other medicine. CUBAN
| CHILL TONIC will cure you and
eve YOU Health. Get bottle from
your drug gists, H. @ Buchanan i
Co, and try il. May n, 1880
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The famous ORi-
Entail FLOUR only
20 be had at ?. r
GILLIAN g. cos.
.Jau27-tf

Tennyson can take q worthless
sheet of paper aud by writing poem
on g., make Il worth $1,000. That's
genius. Mr. Vanderbilt can write
fewer words on a similar sheet, and
make il worth S5O.CCO.O00 That's
capital. Aud the United States Gov
eminent can take one ounce and a
quarter Of gold and stamp upon it an
Eagle bird aud Twenty dollars.
That's money. The mechanic can
take the material worth $50 and make
IL into watch worth 500 That 3
skill The merchant can take an ar
ticle worth % cents and sell it e.
you for 81 That's business. A lady
can purchase comfortable bonnet
for $40, but prefers to pay 500 for
one, because It is more stylish That's
foolishncse The ditch digger works
ten hours a day and shovels out
three or four tons Of earth for 81.
That's labor. G.
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EEThe Rev. Mr. Steele, Of Co
lumbus, delivered a lecture at the
Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday
evening, in which he is said to have
handled the whiskey sellers withou;
gloves, and advocated, in bis bold
and fearless way, a prohibitory law
for Mississippi There can be no
doubt that the indscriminate sale
Of intoxicating liquors Is great
curse to the country. but the el0
quent Divine will learn, ere he j.
forty years old, that prohibiiory law
will do little to check the evil 50 long
as it is lawful to manufacture It else
where. He will ascertain, also, thai
whoever undertakes TO play th'
role Of the reformeF in this day ane
generation has assumed a weightl
responsibility which will yield NJ
return, except perhaps, a conscious
satisfaction Of having tried to bene
fit his fellow men.
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E&&}
PraRY, HOUSTON Co.. uAg JAS. ., 80.

PERRY, HoUsFoS Co., IA Jas. ., 80.
To the year 1873, there we're two
negro prisoners confined in the Jail
Of this county, who were very badly
afflicted with that loathsOme disease
syphilis. In my official capacity as
Ordinary. I employed Capt c. T.
Swift. then a resident OF this place,
% cure them. under a contract, ono
cure, no pay" He administered to
them his celebrated Syphiitie Specif
ic, Fand il 8 few weeks i felt bound,
under nv contract, to pay him out oil
tie county treasury, as he effected q
complete and radical cure.
In testimony / hereunto set my OF
-. icial signature and seal.
Seal. A. S. GILES,
- Ordinary, Houston Co Ga
Chattanooga, Tenn Feb IA, 70,
We take pleasure in saying that th'
S. S s. is giving good satisfaction
We have haa excellent results from
a number Of cases. one gentleman
who had been confined to his be,
sir ioeeks With Syphililic Rheumatism
has been cured entirely, and speak
in the highest praise Of il. It ais
acts as we'll IN primary as in second
airy end tertiary cases.
CHILES & BERRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pre-
prietors, Atlanta Ga.
old b. al Druggists.
Gall fora copy Of "YeuuE Mems Friend. "
Nov. 18th. 1850.
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NOTICED.

The Frank Leslie Publishing
10, Is Hbey street, New York, will
rive steady employment 10 an aetire agent IN
every county. On receipt OF 30 cents they will
send for three months lHE FANNY JOURKAL,
an illustrated Literary, Art and Fashion Pa
per- or clubs Of four for three months, tor 81,
together with a valuable book Of information
Tor the million, containing n edical and house
hould receipts, legal advice aud forms, articles
en- Etiquette aud Letter wri ting, advice 70 mer-
chants, clerks, mechanics, farmhrs, &C 6c
10 each subscriber, and also 40 illustrated Cat
alogae, containing terms 70 Agents, postmas.
iers and Newsdealers. This offer Is made II
order a. introduce our publications into everg
family. Address, Family .HOurmmL
% Dey Street, New York.
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Egypt station
Prairie Barn For Rent

Parties wishing Co rent good tilla-
Die Prairie Land would DO wei 20
call and see me 40 Aberdeen have
(200) Two Hundred acres of land al
Egypt station which / will rent to
reliable parties for cotton 40 rates
that will give satisfaction. Any IN
formation can be given az this office
or by b L. BURKITT
Aberdeen. Miss.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-27

EE-The Fifth Ward, has three
candidates fer Councilman, Charles
Cleary, NJ HOuseman and G. b
Brown (col J Who the successful
aspirant for the place made vacant by
the lamented Knox, will be, we sup
pose cannot be definitely determined
until the vote is counted on next
Monday evening