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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
An Indian Agents Adventures.

George H. Spencer, Of St.. Paul, up.
pointed 1agentI dQrI tho Grow Creek In
dian5, has had quite On eventful time
amotg the savages. He has had an
exn )hhty years among tina
rel liking The Sioux language
Is 16 does Bhelbh! HI pstticls'
patel u thsp n(heeah Of le62.yas Alpt
several times, .dsngerqqsly wounded,
taken pri1dnef and HID for six weeks,
his lifs-bslnKssvet tshtuugh III insttas-
s 'ss,s'' Z. Gill 3 s.4asaa'
When be re06vered. he wes turned over
to Cen. Sibley. in I. 50 ~ k1&ts Nth
Gen, Sibley II his expedition in 1868.
~ ndia1 Aasks, q wAbse death Mr..
s 4 ! lE;;| !IE]|;|,
Engaged. 10 trading With To Indians q
lss ~ sisss:ogs. 81 s. .Sss W. .ssfs Is 6
e.: :ss,s . - &. 1 Bs5s!.s a.
stroyad. a. els pen ~ Hsjsaper.
81; =: 8: 4. {. ], g; = "a.
Sllns dAsienIse llllg Harsu slea 4
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
BOnnets and Hats.

This article is not intended for those
fortunate women who are blessed with
unbounded pin-money, and are hardly
aware that their attire is growing shah
81. before it is replaced by newer articles
M wear; but for girls who are obliged to
dress upon "a mattasj Of fifty or sixty
dollars per year, a few hints on economy
may, not sbes OFT If place. Judicious
shopping I, the First thing to be consid.'
cred; as you want to get the best return
for your money, never be ashamed to
refuse an article at one store if you know.
that you can get precisely ! the same
article few cents less at another. BE
content with durable rather than orna.
mental ,s9 .1s tni1gs ,dfAB{ + f IT,
choose one 1hth3 i'd cohsi4, Ind j.
likely to last. First on the list OF arti-
rcles OF wear are hats. Every lady should
have 4 good black felt hat, round, and
trimmed with a broa&ri&b3 lou can
get one for dollar Or dollar and a
quarter. They will come in for morn1
ing OF any roaghi wear;;' they vary the
-toques in winter; and for those wet and
doubtful days in spring, summer and
'autum4with which, our variable climate
abounds, they are simply invaluable.
Such a hat will last two years. In sum.
|me), Of course, you must have a white
straw hat, but not more than one new
one for season; and the best one Of
the preceding year should do for COM
mon wear tho next yesr, . without ia
|,pehAy being expended on it. A great
many shapes are not out of fashion at
the end of even three seasons. Be sure
Ito choose a shape that pleases y% apd
then adhere to it. II you are large,
wear wide brimmed hats whenever you
can; If small, avoid them. II you can
trim your own hats you will save
greit deal; if you csA hot learn to
~ 50 as soon as you can. Study
the hatsdn eswind0as, and;praeice
on ad old one, with the assistance Of
some good, patured friends Yho can giYe
y% a'hins tR.kDl ba 1so7Pr
a %sSeI bu&R 1elg ssiSe uy s 70
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

MoNRoR CoUKTE, MISS.
July llth, 1881, {

MoEROE CoUETE, MIss.l
July llth, 1881,
I'd. Messenger,
In your last issue
is published The proceedings Of the
"Aberdeen Board Of Trade" and "the
committee on roads were directed |
10 address letters 70 overseers on al |
Prairie roads, calling their attention |
to the coalition Of the same, and no |
flying that while It l. not the pur-
pose Of the Board to prosecute or
prosecute them, still unless thev do
their full duty, that this Board win
proceed against tAem 10 ne full es
tens If the lao" Now, Mr.. Editor,
50 you have = goodly number OF sub
scribers In this county, would ask
then 3 few questions through your
paper. Are We, who drive In teams
over our roads, not as much inter-
ested in their condition as ''Roard
OF Trade that knows nothing absut
suoh matters 7 Are we going to sil
still and allow further insults thrown
into our teeth Are we not men do
ing our duty on the road as the law
directs 7 Doesn't the Board Of Trade
Of 4 berdsen presume too much when
1t leaves the corporate limits Of their
town to dictate to their peers, Ia all
that pertains 70 the good and welfare
Of our county, Where i The neoes-
sity Of going to Tie expense and
trouble Of eleotlng cur representa-
tive men as Supervisors, and paying
their salaries, II this Board Of Trade
Of Aberdeen Is going to monopolise
their legitimate duties. In cOnelu
sion, We would say that II the said
aboard Of Trade bed to contend
with the rain, the dry weather, the
boil worm, The rust, the bot weather,
The cold weather, the gentlemen of
color, The low price Of cotton. and
divers olhdr tfnahlass Ghey would
soon conclude that The reads are 81.
ready II good condition, compared
with other needed improvements ia
The county, especially il the 9Th
Beat, where eli bridges Or roads
leading from AbaFaean ere allowed
70 rot end iall away unheeded. The
hoard should direct lts attention to
weightier matters. What does It
think Of he attempted assassination
and what ere they going TO DO about
it Z They should appoint ; commit
tee 70 Wait On Citeau end say to him,
I've he people 81 Aberdeen say %
you Why did you do this dastafdly
act, thou dirty dog. We, the eiti-
zens Of Monroe county. known as
The "Board Of Trade" OF Aberdeen,
condemn thee. and I'll zee that your
grave i kept green Ihou aati-rail-
road luaatio.
K4nuv
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14
Editor Messenger:

Editor Messenger:
Is it true, IS claimed BY the Vioks,
burg Commercial FOR Mai, Barksdale.
without any disclaimer from bin,
that he was
1Ae man who Inaugufatei tie I'M
psachment Of Ames2
THE NAN who pressed that I'M
parchment when The others were
tinid and conservative
THE MAN who FASTENED the e.
nal result Of that impeachment
II HE achieved that revolution,
the people should feel grateful %
him for It's results rather than proud
OF themselves
Where was Gen. FeatheFaton IL
those days.
We have believed him conserva-
i've, but never suspected that be
lacked courage.
Is Gov. Stone the man Of accident 7
Was It by accident that during The
late war he was q soldier rather than
a politieian2
Was it By accident that be sas
unanimously chosen BY bis co.Seaa-
tors 10 1876 70 presids over the Stats
Senatel
Was it by accident that the
people afterwards elected lin Gov
ernor 2
Was il b. accident that be Sc de
charged The duties 81 that olIlee as
% provoke ne other criticism from
the Commercial than that be we
ssthe maa IF a1cidenAY4
Is Il true that the lev have prom
ise8 10 control THE county faF Mal
Barksdalo as lst OF 2nd eholce7
Ihad understood thai Gen Feaeh |
eFstoa deserved more aE tie hands q
he people for The eonspI08oas part
lie played In he ImpsAehmens Of At. /
aeIbefs Amss thaA any other perhaps
0f Mlssisalppla sons, bat ! bad also
believed that thai impeachment vas
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

We are in receipt Of letter from
Maj. E. Barksdale diselaiming that he
was "privy to, or instigated the sug
/ gestion Of The Meridian Mercury
and also of q communication signed
Justice in the Yicksburg CONNER
eial,n commonly known as the char
mony plan"
The leagth of the letter preeludes
its publication in this Issue Of the
MESSENGER but in justice to Maj B.
we quote bis disclaimer in his own
words. He says: "The article in the
Mercury was published by the dis
tinguished editor Of that paper, with
out consulting me and without my
knowledge, and the communication
signed "Justicen was written and
published in like manner without
consulting me, and without my
knowledge. lido no tknow who the
writer is, and neither BY word nor
action. nor intimation Of any sort,
did I originals or become responsible
for the suggestion"
In justice to ourselves, we desire
to say that Moi B. has taken oe "a
SIGN to deny what was not charged IN
this paper. The MESSENGER did not
say the suggestion was made by him,
or that he originated the 'tharmony
movement" We simply copied from
the Meridiaa Mercury. which
claims credit for the first conception
and development Of the plan, Gin q
well considered newspaper article,
ssbich brought a letter from Hal.
Barksdale The neal day, and We drew
from the language used by his friend
Col Horn, what we conceive to be
the only legitimate and sensible
deductions; to.wit,
The Mercury originated the plan
and the letter written neat day bv
Barksdale anpfoped q We feel sure |
Maj Barksdale did not read our arli- |
aleof last week carefully else he could
lot have stated in his letter to us;
j am not able to say what letter Of
nine is referred to "a your article
i was tie letter written to Col. A
J Horn aeft dag after The puhlica-
ion Of bis "well considered news
.aper article" developing the char
aony plan, and none other
IN conclusion We desire to say that
e use The stereolgped phrase thar
Gin and Intrigue in q political and
IT a personal sense, and we only
llead tie term 10 have such mean
Is as Is usually given to it, in polite
81 paFlanee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

innneuEatoa by ths psupie.
That Il vas pressed by the people.
That il was FASTENED 10 q couClu-
sion u Ames' respect or the power
and vi Of an aronsod people.
AID that na one man could saY 81
that rerolntton, sBehold (! ! did It .
Gen. featheTston vas q member Of
the committee chairman, i balieye, }
that impeached Adelbert Ames.
Nor do believe that Gov. Stone
Il The man of accident A. charged By
Maj barksdale'a fIieBda
Daring The var be and Gen.
keatherston we're soldiers by choice,
whilst Maj. BsTksdale was en-.
ioyinga soft seat IN Congress.
To suppose that be was chosen TO
preside over the Senate BY accident
Il 10 attribute infdelily to their trust
TO his co Senators, for Il vas their
duty - use their best Judgment in
TIE selection ofan able and worthy
man for the position.
II is equally unsomplimentary TO
Us, as 3 people, to attribute his cleo.
ton in 1877 70 accident rather than
10 an intelligent exercise Of our soy.
srelgn viii Is an enlightened people
Nor do ! believe hat be hes beer
enabled to give such eminent salts.
faction By sccident
/ prefer Gen. FeatheFston should
receive The domination for Governor
but a. between Maj. Barksdale and
Col. Stone I prefer Col Stone. / be
lleve this 10 be the sentiment of thl
people Of Chiokasaw, bat / under
stand that TIE feD have determines
that Gen. FeathersiOn has no chance
and have promised 70 control til
vote Of glorious old Chickasaw 70
Mai. harksdale
Ishould like TO see in your mex
issue an exposition Of your views q
to the justice Of the Vioksburg Con
merciaps Concentrations Of Ma
Barksdals and criticisms OF Co
Stone, and also as TO whether ChicE
asaw can be controlled il the interel
OF Maj. Barksdale.
Respectfully,
! VIZ. I. HoUsTON.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

20 The Saints.
RAoieed Fad, That we are The
Saints.
TIE POLITICIANS.
Rcsolred IL. That the Democrats
PARTS oi Chickasau county favor ne
nomination OF Hon r. Barksdale fof
Governor
Resolred 2sd. That We are the
Democratic party.
Il remains Go De seen whether
| The rank and Gle ia old ChickasaW,
whom we believe favor Che nomlna-
ton Of the Old War Horse Feather
sron as first choice, and next to him,
that noble, generous, chlvalrous man
nov occupying The Gubernaloial
chair Who -eiused a Brigadier Gem
eraT 5 commission in the Confederate
army, because the aulhonues would
15t permit him % incorporate into
his new command the gallant boys in
grey, Who had follow ed his lead on 50
many bloody battle heidi will sub
mil to be dictated to, or whether
they will assert their own preference
in the coming convention.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14
rNDEPEvDENrs.


Az the Republican Executive Com
nittee have determined not 70 pus 8
ticket IN the Geld this fall. a great
many Democrats may conclude that
our nominees will have walk over,
ana that no extraexertions are need
ed A little reelection viii show,
however, the fallaey OF this reason
ing. No party stands more In dam
eerol defeat thaa when unconfronted
With an organized opposition. The
want Of such opposition is apt 70
produce apathy aud indifference
Voters naturally conclude that il
makes bat little difference whether
they come out and vote or not, as
the success Of The party is already
assured, and no issues are involved.
And then comes The mup o. indie
n-adeats-lhose good fellows, who,
10 hear them talk it, are as good
] Democrats as anybody else. r Only
they want the people TO govern, and
will not submit TO the dietatlon Of
rings, cliques, &c. They tell about
their services, recount their merits
deery conventions as gags, until the
simple voter begins to believe that
aft party organizations are but hot
beds OF corruption, and that the only
bona ade, pure, yirtuous and immac'
nlate candidate is be who comes be-
fore them as an Independent. TIT
impudence and assurance Of the In
q dependent candidate, coupled will
the aid generally given by the oppo-
sition forces, and the indifference o
: our own voters sometimes succeeds
and the people at last find they hay
g placed in power some unprineiple'
demagogue, who only used them a
a bis tools, and whose only desire j
obtaining Office is to make all th
r money he can by any means whatso
ever
Such we may end to be our polit
. cal experience this fall. In som
e, counties, already we notice in th
q papers. announcements OF these II
dependent gentry, and Chickasa'
need not expect exemption from tn
infection. After the result Of OF
/. primary election has been announce
il would not surprise as to hear {
the woods being full' of these fe
d lows, singing their syren song to d
y voter and embracing the colore
y suifragan with peculiar fervor Waite
ot their maneuyers, gentlemen, and 81
where they bestow their create
attention. Sec If they do not parti
ularly court the Republican Ems
and brother, and by honeyed whi'
" perings in his ear, and the arousir
OF his passions and preiudices stri'
to make him the plant instrumel
he to hoist themselves into power, Sp'
Il. them, and when the election Of N
81 vembef comes, bury them so de-
re under Democratic ballots that tbs
viii never hear the resurreetiC
trumpet.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

ToocARoLA. MEaa.. Jane 1s.-0a
lie ezrd e Marsh ~ ceezaa A.
dreW Gable. = bog thirteen years
old, EFT bis fathers residence. ns4H
Better Mllk Springs. a paasnfa
county. Miss. When lAsl heard q
- We at Ahhssille. aaa look The
aarlh haaAa zfAla asa E -
= BE relatives. 4 Mississippi eaus-
y. Ara. bet he not FzaeAad he.
aag IAzeznAzzun IS = aIa mhsaa4
aaaata ELL Be lAaH AfaIIv resolved ~
an ED father. I'd 81 3aaaassaa
and Mississippi papers please sopy ?
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

Joe BFinkeFs name hAe been added
to The list Of those Nho are mentioned
II eoaaection with Legislative hon
Or IRON Cay county.-West Point
News
joe was s eIllzsa e this eouake
Cot many ysaEs-in net raised ID H.
end or people would Be proud to
heaF any tine Of - success il life
70 one hes warmer friends d The
Joe is ; ssanneh Demoorat
and v0ald maAe 3 gaoa Representa-
live.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

WE are in receipt of a circular from
the Director General Of the Atlanta
Cotton Exposition. The financial
success Of this great Southern enter
prise is assured beyond a doubt, and
we hope exhibitors from Mississippi
will take advantage Of this great OPP
portunity 10 advertise the resources
Of our State No charge for space
are required of exhibitors, the only
expense being an entrance fee Of
s25 90 for all exhibits Merchants
and manufacturers agents, desiring
to make a collective exhibit Of the
goods they handle IN their own name,
may do so upon payment OF one fee,
and the award will be to the person
making such exhibit.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14


A Mr. Cook. from The country
fell ssleep in his chair on his verapds
Of the s.. James Hotel, 81. roafs
and did not awake until 1 O'clock a
N. His watch and $500 in money
had 10 the meantime been stolen. He
was angry, and resolved 70 catch tie
thief At any cost Of time and troAble.
% four successive nights he ieigned
sleep In the same chair, With the
brass chain OF Q brass waich banging
out temptingly, but nobody touched
It. On The iiRhninht. ho6eter, Ahs
pickpocket retained. He bad scarce
ly pulled ont the watch when Cool
opened Ore with q revolver, anC
when the surgeon looked the THE
over critically, four bullets We,
found IN bis body.-Ex.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14
CoMaaasloNnR.s -

G. &. sTQYAI. L, Eneentar
If kst. If 4. 4 aEaaks. deed = as assaa s
u. #A
!. B. /. HOOD,
ChsaseFy Court lsl Dist. Chlekaaaw Countr.
DI KfhTuE af : decree madaAna eaEasaa
- ia the ab5sa stated casa u he ehAassrk
Coun Of tha First District IT cIAekasaw
County Mississippi, 8 he MAJ Term. 1881.
e le@mlssianeF gill sell II front Of Tie Euesl
Aaazs dear, in the town 81 Houston, said eoun-
tysoa
aaeaaass 8hzy $50. ia z
p he highess bidder fog cash. he fol.ewins.
described LANDS slaAled 3 Iha Ii III Il II
N4iekAs4a goa4lT, = wa The South tast
0aarlef s. +. =, see, g. aswuship 4. ranre
sasa. saA tha saulh Wee QnafIar 8 ~. Z
see. 8. isWashiR 4. raaxs 2aaAl
I'll eonvey such tile As IS vested ia ne q
Commissioner. Sab
Biz
lHHsWaH Commissioner.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

TIE Governor Of Ohio has ad-
dressed q circular to the Governors
OF The different stsles. suggesting
thai general day Of Thanksgiving be
agreed upon, Tor thanks TO Almighty
God for The The deliverance Of the
President and for this great evidence
q lie goodness q this peopIe.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

Isan eight page forty column monthly
Journal, published st Washington, D.
y IS Drimfnll Of goods things for
The citizen as veil as the soldier.
Il opposes monopoly, favors equal
and exact justice to all, and Il the
special champion and defender al the
soldier bic widow and orphanss
every soldier should have It % keen
bin posted. 0niyTwzsT9 rlvE CENTS
: year Sample copy free.
Address GILMORE & co,
Washington, D. C
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14


Mr John 0sRllsg, residing about
Tires miles from The city, YES the
recipient 81 q rather nacnliar present
lest Saturday niaht. AboaG elehs oF
nine o'clock 3 strange negro nan
cane % hla house, called hin out
and gave hin 8 basket containing :
female Infant four ct ese daYs Old.
The negro told bin be was directed
to leave the hasketand contents With
NJ. O'Riley b tHo women, one
white End ane eolaFea. wh0 were
passing By in g buggy. He gave
such s mlnula description a he
buggy e 70 led % r. lndentiaea-
ton yesterday this clue being
followed up he namas ofall he pap
ties concerned have been asaerEalned.
So We may look ct faf Z iraE olass
scandal IN 2 day o. two. We With
hold particulars l0r tie present for
prudential reasons = Yioksburg Con.
aaroial.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

All persons indebted to Myers.
Housmsn 4 Co. are hereby notified
70 call and settle, otherwise suits win
be brought against thom. The under.
signed holds all notes and accounts
Que said hrm, as Assignee of same.
and is alone authorized 10 collect and
receipt for same.
c. q. MURRAY, Assignee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

IT seems now beyond a doubt that
the policy Of tie United States and
France, in regard to silver coinage,
Will be substantially agreed upon by
all the States represented in the Con.
gress except Great Britain. Even
that country is willing 10 make some
concessions.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

II seems that Congressman speer
Of Georgia, has been mlsrepresented
IN being classed as a miniature Ma.
hone He denies that be ever told
Garfield be intended to vote with the
Republicans in the organization Of
tho next Housa, and says be never
had such an intention, and does not
have it now. Mr, Speer is a better
Democrat than we had given him
credit Of being.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14
amERIFFsa SALE

J. ". ABERNATHY, First Distris,
vs.. Chiekaaavv -
J. c. RIsH. : WIFE. alias ereeatleb u
Judgment for sixty-seven dollars and Eighty
hge eents and Costs.
RI virtue ofths above Stated execution to me
- directed from the ollios Of James Patters
son 1ustioe Of sae Feses ofeahadu COUNTY.
! viii, "a
SAoadaY. she Hse day Of Aaeuss.
1881, proceed to sell 70 The highest bidder for
SASH within legal hours, ID front Of The Count
House door, in the town Of Houston. ths fsllow
lng described property, to-wit Sc 4 Section
D. Township ID, Range East. The above
property was levied upon as TIE property Of j.
z. hlsh and Wife, and viii Be sold o satisfy
said debt azd ell costs.
s. I. WILSON, Sheriff,
By G. A, MoFFATr. d. S.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14


TuE MESSENGER wants a free bal
lot and fair count in the primary,
and no Smuggling in the conven'
ton which Is to follow. We do not
think few enthusiastics politicians
should be allowed to shape the ac-
ton Of the convention, regardless Of
the wishes Of the rank aad Ole Of the
party. We do not assert that an at
tempt of the kind viii be made in
Chickasaw, bat We gafn She
people 10 be on their guard and We
exhort them to stand zip for their
rights II an effort should be made in
the convention TO override their
wishes The fairest method possible
to select delegates TO the State Con-
venuon, and one which brings the
representation in closer relations to
the people, is toallow Tie delegates
from each Supervisors District 70 Sc
lect their respective delegates 70 thS
State and District Conventions. This
plan has 10 the past been persuet
in our County Conventions. j
Is in exact accord with the.policl
adopted by the Congressional Con
vention at Corinth last year, ant
more recently by the Executive Com
mittee of our own county There i
no reason why it should be reverse,
in selecting delegates TO the Stat
Convention, except the one, whicI
always presents itself to the mind
of the wiery politicians, who hay
a little ak to grind. Watch men. 0
Chickasaw. Let your win be fairl
expressed and then let every GOO
Democrat obey
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

q LABoRIEG man of Jackson,
Tom was recently made the happy
father Of seven children in one night.
lie axes Il ike q man.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

o. ahy sav Halls ss8 feeding
Collan Tin, 4 less than mannfae-
I'll ere prizes SO TIE authorised
aasaa fof tAs EEL Manufacturing
COMPANY 80 III 1aks orders fsf
SPY Size gin desired
In G g. MURRAY.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

7. ). BUCHANAN 4 son,
vs.. III "a
J. H. HARRIS q Il. R.HARRIs. II
Judgment for S.05,IO With intere.. !. A II
cent fsom 18th day Of March 1883. and
$3.50 costs.
Df virtue Of the above stated writ a. ~.
~ directed from the office of ne Cirrnii
ylerk Tor the 2nd District Of Chickasaw county.
] will on the - +
A.a Monday la August, Hssr..
proceed to sell in front Of the Court Hos,s. doo-
u ne city Of Okolona, within legal hours. q
the highest bidder fog cash, the following a..
seri0ed lands, to-wit The rs. vi. ia Soutb
west quarter Of Sec. z Section Seven. Town
~ Township Twelve, Range a Range -Four
last levied On as the property Of said defen
dants y. Il. Harris aud L. b. Harris. ard v,il
be sold to sat sly said judgment. interest snd
costs and All costs q this execution and sale
). l. WILSON. sharia
BY W. b. MoDoWELL, d. IS.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

8A@@NNNN#a
The annual reunion 6f TIE AIS
Missisaipm heelmtut, Confederate
States Array viii Be held &C Voronn.
on The z7th aud ash Of uly, pros
Il i earnestly desired that every
member who can possibly attend,
vii do 50, as the meeting Is expected
% Be oue Of unusual Interest. Dis
linguished speakers will ba insised
Cheap rates OF iare On The Mobile a
Ohio Railroad will be obtained. ana
ample provision be made for lie en-
teftAinment ofail who may come. By
order earn jAa KINoAsNOn,
Pres't Memorial Association.
GEO. LEAvELL,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-14

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