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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-07-13

Japan has 1877 post Offices, and tho
aggregate length of its mail routes in
operation is 1921 miles. Tho money
order system is employed to the public
satisfaction.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-07-13

Ladie Florence Dixie who went to
the Transvaal as war correspondent,
romans among the Beers to get up q
book about them.
, 1881-10-16
A SAFE BUSINESS.

- An Ounce OF Prevention Worth .
Pound Of Cure,'' as Shown by HIor,
|. Of the Siarcsvtie>t Esmnkcrs and ksu,f~
ness Firms OF the North west Wi,t
ta;'ve Put in Diebold Fire or Isur"-
lar Proof Safes or Vault-Doors the
Past Few Days.
The books OF Jno. ". Norris, Vice e-Prcsidcn1
Of tho Debota Safe s. Lock Company, show the
following notable sales all made the past few
days:
ha't y McGl lashcn. Morrison, H.; G. W. Mar
Erardt> Des Moines. In; uoskins s. Foy. Sioux
Napfds,. la-; Des Nones National Bunk, Dcs
Moiues Ia First National Bank. Denver, Colo.
Rockwell City Bank, Manson Ia; Sioux National
Bank. Sioux City, Ia: Il. J. Holmes, Los Vegus.
n. b.; Pipestone County Bank, Pipestoue.
MIMI; Thompson Bros. Grand Island, Neb =;
james River National Bank, jamestown, D. r. !:
Grgshy Smith, Egan. D. T.; Horn Silver Min
Ing Company, Chicago; S. G. Crawford, Sterling.
ILL.,; Brand t& Co., Chicago, Iii.
, 1881-10-16
By HODGES & MORRISON.


son. "a Niaason-st
:rhey want Tie Exposition Building had to hold
tneir immense Stock but can't IL until next year
sample Of every stove nov at their warerooms. Isl
Madtsun-st- : " ~ '' w
~ ~ lm Radiant Home, duplex crate; 70 Crown Jewels;
= baltimore Heaters and Furnaces; Is Ranges. =;
Cook ,; stoves 81 Spiendtd. p Shining Lights. / Re-
F%5maess. !? oFientals, Il Empire Gas burners, ii
6Crickets is Morning Giores, IS iiartfords FTanke
n;re!, ins Cs2Rtsnnini Rase Burnsf Y Rehmon4s
pean1; lkadtator. > I1umlnators. ! Korarys, ana
EeEolution soft coal burners S Fire Sides. Z. L.
Al Of these, ana 0 cylinder and other Stoves too
cheaper than any other house Ia The city, and re-
memloer every stove goes our on trial. and If
IT, take nway. and charge made for setting up
of ANYTHING ese providing tue stureis recommended
~ the firm. either Hodges Morrison or safesmun.
Most Ill Of these stoves have been Ia use.
, 1881-10-16

The season for rcfrrnishing having arriy cd
We have induced Messrs. j. Snitzer & Co., the
most extensive importers Of Oriental goods, to
make grand auction seIc simfiar to the one we
made for them last spring. Not being able to
secure an outside store we will hold on Monday
and Tuesday Of this week ut our salesrooms, Il
and Sc Randolph street. q sale Of these goods,
which will include Turkish rugs, Dagestan silk
rugs, Persian and Circasstan carpets, rich en-
broidcries, ETC.. etc, which for extent and va
rety have never been cxcel!cd ia this city Tho
collection has been visited by lnrge numbers Of
OUR most critical citizens and so pronounced.
, 1881-10-16
AN ELEGANT PLACE.

No. 81 Washington street has become de-
servedlr noted place. It is the. restaurant.
cafe, and oyster parlor kept by Mr.. c, L.
Woodman. It is popular with ladies who
are downtown shopping, because the service
IS so good, and everything is served in FIRST
CLASS style at reasonable prices. ,yoodman's
his patrons, os''1
, 1881-10-16
pAPAIc PET

is The beautiful little girl OF H. q. Clapp. WIN
has the portrait in pastel life size, sitting on thu
lawn resting, with her hoop in her hand. in
'ergho Rubbing show window, ,l36 State strcet
among tne toys and dolls. It Is one Of the fin
est-e1ecuted chds portraits ever placed on ex-
hlniuon ANY one that is thinking about hny.
ing portraits for Christmas presents would do
wen 10 see 1t, and visit hlr. Mosher's Arr Gal,
lcfy, a:a state street, and leave their orders at
, 1881-10-16

Tor any one going TO California. One Of Pull
mans finest hotel cars will leave Chicago via the
e., Z. D. O. r. T. Oh Wednesday, Oct 10, ana run
through to San Francisco without change. For
berths and tickets apply at 5y Clark street,
, 1881-10-16
F. SUNDAY, OCT. 23,
Golfers Bankers Daughter Conpany.
. SpRAGUE's OLYMPIC THEATRE

n1e Msek on!{ , eomm.nc,nG Monday. Oct. 1;;of
- See the SL.!s-The renowned and briIliaut
FRENCH TROUPE uAvt.NE-
Note[aIfte Lotto will mt each 1attnee md aro:4s
each Evening perform the portions feat Of DIVING
from the DUNE OF 1he theatre to net suspended
:h,e HE unlsesss! tavorites; Sanford nnd Wilson,
The famous tcntrilOyutst. Mr.. Val T0se
Diamonds. ~ A
Levinn ind Susie Dillon. ~p-
Andy and Annie Hughes tn their great sketch The
Irish Servants ~
II The great LYRIC Star: Miss Nellie Richards Tho
!eadtnE esman Comedian Bonnie Iunne}1s And
5ne 'nn:able f{bcEntan tccentr,cs the Twu Barneys
Atnster Harneyand Barney acEuty, who will appear
~ ter own original crea tfon entitled Mnloneys Visit
,toy' nitonday' Oct =, One Week Only Of sneflbskefs
, 1881-10-16
On TRIAL Ten YEARc

" Tho Intelligent public enjoy the triumph Of
tho McChesneT Bros over the old extortion rates
III dentistry. The verdict Is superior skill, finest
ana oest SET $o The constant rush Of busiress
Is tho highest criterion Of merit
, 1881-10-16

H1ncheSter's hypophosphtt.x
VII! cure consumption, coughs, weak lun,ss bron-
chttts. and general debility. Estabu shed s years
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

HEemurics Of aaen. AZ Davis.
Returning from Fulton last Thurs
day ] was met by the intelligence
that our fellow citizen. Gen Tucker,
bad heen summoned from our midst.
not by The ordinary path oi kindly
Nature, but hy the bloody road 81
miduiaht assassination Ii was this
awful fact that made the 6dines SO
shocking 20 my heart
to die That is the appointed lot
Of men, and, while bis friends mourn
bis loss, aud lis acquaintances miss
him from the daily round Of life, al
feel that We must bow to the deerees
Of common destiny.
But 70 see q man ia full health aad
yigor stricken down By a cowardly
hand and iouily murdered in tbe
very presence Of bis famify, thrills
eli heatls with horror and pity Nav.
more, we afe appalled, as by a vivid
revelation Of black picture upon
which we would willingly shut our
eyes II is NOT fear of similar dam
ger ior ourselves, bul the deep sense
ot what must Do thc state Of public
morals when such a deed becomes
possible.
Among those who stand here I am,
perhaps, the one who knew General
Tucker longest, though not most
intimately. As is known to most Of
you, we differed widely in sentiment
and opinion difference which at
times disturbed tho cordiality Of our
relations, and always prevented in.i-
mate friendship.
Years ago, our acquaintance began
In q storm, and the estimate I then
formed of him was never afterwards
modified in any material particular.
He was man Of courage, an elo-
quent speaker, possessing a quick
and well trained intellect, and, in ac-
ton, defiant and aggressive. OF the
peculiar qualities Of bis mind and
heart I cannot speak, having never
had with him that familiar intercourse
which would enable me TO analyso
his mental and moral gifts. That he
was a man much beyond mediocre,
his career and achievements have
made manifest.
Gentlemen, l am not here by any
overatrained eulogy on fulsome adul-
alton, to weaken the strong out
pouring Of respect and sympathy
which belongs to this hour.
We mourn to day, not a departed
angel, but a man who filled q large
place in this community; who WILDE
missed in many walks ofhfe; who was
beloved by many, and whose tragic
fate st.rs all hearts with pity and IN
dignation
We stand, as it were, by the uu-
timely bier Of one who walked aud
talked with rs bat yesterday. Each
heart is impelled to offer its humble
tribute Of respect and sorrow, every
eve sheds its tear Of sympathy for
the desolated hearth, each hand
would willingly strew flowers In tok-
en- Of gentle and kindly remembrance
btay be rest 10 peace
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06
Institution for Deaf and Danab.
At jackson, alIss.

This Institution will open it's next
regular session October lst, auG 1T is
desirable that as many of tire deaf
mutes of the State as can, will take
advantage Of the opportunity afford
ed them Of receiving an education.
tt is open to all the deaf mutes Of the
State, Of good moral character To
such as are not able 20 pay, their
board and tuition will be furnished
free. A stillm liberal appropri-
alton has been made by the State,
authorizing the Superintendent, in
cases of extreme in3Igeuey, TO pay
the travelling expenses and furnish
clothing
There is now an annual average 6 /
about sixty, receiving instruction III
this Institution, and being enabled to
express, in written language .heiroWn
thoughts end toFead and understand
those Of their friends Il YOU have
any friends who arc thus afflicted You
will certainly not lose the FIRST OPP
porgunity to acQuaiul them with TIC
facts, and DO whatYou can 70 induce
them TO come. It you know Of none
already, viii YOU 10 this unfortunate
elias The kindness Of inquiring among
your neighbors and friends to see i
there ora anY among them, and call
their attention TO this notice
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

ly a6 uubnoUo a ua laa 81
lhorgs unseen by ua, Gods ega .a
on him-tho pegpcfrator 6l lha h8f-
tld deed Thar makes u ste1der fo
think Of iJ Heuiil SCI cone t1jas
lioe
efoui deeds n.l risa.
4saaeh a.l tAs world ou Hem a
meu'a eyes,"
In point Of progressive tlougftia
en- tlat relates 20 The moral naierlal
and political development of social.
state and national lie, Gen Tucker
Was conspicuous
His personal character needs no
eulogy from me. ln all his private
and public relations, be was sans
pear, et sans repFo0cte As q law
yer, II be failed to amass wealth, BE
wen-a geea Bame-a spoilers one
that never eankcrs-a dollar does
Ia my professional intercourse with
and observation Of the man, j clear
ly saw That he hsd sterling orc a
kind Of inherent and uncoasciog
love o. right-What s iu- between
man and man. ia tha I,clm affairs
oft iife, and which da a0thavs tl|
search The books for There was al
dcgrfeoi simplicity H thH thet was
enough 90 aiasrm &. mutation snl
invite O spirit IS falness-paraaps ia
al his experience, De never took, or
even sought the life 90 bis adverse
ry's cause with scme technical still
etto with which the pleador is often
lawfully armed. lie never carried
concealed weapons Of any kind Hel
preferred tie application Of those
mere elemental aud governing prin-
eiples IN Jurisprudence that spring
from the very organism Of society
itself Il was my fortune 10 witness
The efforts Of General Tucker in the
Legislature Of 1876, which calminat-
ed in the expulsion Of some Of those
who had so long governed in the va
riou5 State departments az Jackson. /
Subsequently to that I bore witness
to his industry, fidelity aud iltolli-
gence as a Legislator
In great material enterprises and /
thainterhal development Off State, /
he took an especial interest. The
The Agricultural College Of the State
can boast Of him as It's lrss and firm /
est friend His efforts, more than
any other, succeeded in procuring
the legislation that established tha.
institution
Such a man can hul be missed and /.
mourHed. If we sorrow only over
the dead who were perfect, tba heart
would refuse It's sympathy to the
hest. None are iauluess-G General +.
Tucker was not But lis life was
gentle, and though through Che web
and woof Of bis character Shore ran
some strong thraads--mauy golden
ones-euough TO compel eaHdor to
own bis praise Iftbe State deplores
the death Of such q man, what must.
your loss aud sorrow be, Tor here
shall he be most sadly missed
To the unhappy family, whose
head has SO suddenly been called
hence, words can only seem a mock
cry. But around that desolate hearth
stone win not your hearts ever stand
sentinel ] am sure they will!
May bis slumbcr be mbrokeu Is
the storms afthisGfa. TheYcars inl
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06
mEAwUr

Ala amusing story b sod ota
men who had wild vqmg steer
which De was very 3es.r0ug to ma lss
gentle and agcus .om 20 tle geEe
lie bad no other steer % work With
!. and De Thought be could very wlll
accomplish hi8 plan by pnltine
oua end 81 the Yokeupou lbe steers
neck Tue other eDd gpOn this own.
lie at once preceded 90 carry into
effect this bright plan. and yoked
him up A very few momculs there
after thapeop'a Of tie village taat
stood bond bY we're alarmed bY q
terrible uprogr and rushing out %
discover tae occasion Of the distur-
b.ace, lhey aw cloud " dust, 8
steer flying up the street
and Jerking q terrified man by yokc
attached 10 Dis neck and lhe steers.
Bach jump oltle distracted brute
lfLod the poor devil iiaAo ID bis FEET
while be yelled (eacA word being
cut lill'oslgtt 9v The pGassure of
the yoke .s lla sea ieep Here
-ve-c5me! U-n o8h-f9oi-
gls .-Hlai us Head us.r
Our Gue1baet friend may end
q moral n tia aIe, and ils appIica-
tion will be difficult to naise. III
Is attempted % yoke tbe Greeubae
ker with ,he Republican siosr, aud
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

4 travelling dautistin Australia 4
vertise8 new method Of extract g
teeth without tie did Of ebios6-
form or laughing gas " When 8
patient ca's upon him for Treatment,
he places Lin iu chair and makes
fixture Of lin with straps snd
bands Then he puts the forcepa p
to the bad tooth end gives tn terrific
Jerk inward "Ehat," he says So
the way that DR. Smith does
He gives it another yank e tie
posite direction, remarkine I'd
that ia the way that D H aaaa
to work By this ti
quiteloose With b
foreesit out aaying, Bot & laa
way I DO Send your ffiea q ue
and I'll convince item Of The sHps
ority of my method
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06
sar,.,rs-. Eary,..

BY Fdeuas-I hesitate to speak
lor fear I shaii abtrude upon your
griel-a griel too deep and poignant
10 be voiced 10 mere words, and
which is sadly visible on every face
in this community; for from the ze-
NTH Of its love, It's brightest star has
passed into deaths dread eclipse
gone darkiing from our mortal view
10 rise again upog that immortal
shore.
Then what avail, when death has
done its work, are all the outward
shows Of grieff Your loss cannot
he thus denote nor yet the loss to
the stricken wife and fatherless
children These manifestations, all
the honors and the rites over the
ashes Of your dead friend and disln
guished citizen, while they are the
solace Of sorrow, are ct once its
despair
Art ana eloqneue8
Aud ail the SLOWS ofthis world are ifail aud
To weep loss that turns their lights to
shade.
tits aw woe tee deep for tears when al
Is reit at once, when some surprising spIgt,
Whose light adorned ihe world around Ii
Leaves those who remain behind not sub
and gfaans,
Tho passionate lumult Of 8 oingiug hope,
But cold despair and pale tranquility
Besides am too unskilled to make
q chaplet for fuckers tomb l can
only reyerently uncover and place a
flower upon his bier-she brave, the
gentle, and the just! ] am loo poor
Ia speech to show forth bis praise
IS y0u all fain would hear it-you
have known him so long and SO well ;
who have side by side with him fol-
lowed hls fortunes upon civic and
military ields-on the former in
bloodless aud righteous struggles for
Constitutional liberty and the prlma-
ey OF the pale brow 10 the affairs Of
this Commonwealth. when right was
uafelEered and virtue and intelligence
assumed their benignaat sway.
Tucker Nassever without
regard e past politics-ia fighting
fog the restoration OF these great
clements oflfein The body polite
And Ia 'oghe days, when be saw
with sorrow thar WeF vas inevitable
when lhe thunder d guns rolled
along Charleston HaFboE ana aaokg
lhis land from It's dreams 81 peaee
with his sword be aalutsd death. and
followed the tate Of the starry eros.
on the long and dteaFy march, amil
/ rude camps. end through tue ordea
Of battle when sheets 81 fame raj
along deadly linea aad The dread a.
tillefY shook the earth beneath fhl
/ tread 81 tie comhalanta There a..
men here who saW him tAen-elotid.
/ ea = tFansngnfed amid lhal lures
+ clare. alged with that GoaeiVen il.
splFafian Il battle That comes owe
! men wlen fighting lor Tia land 8
their BIRTH, whether eight 81 Hraa
I There aIa SCARED soldiers pfasen
/ wha followed him from s captain 81
! lis collar vas gravel 81 tae wFeas|
/ II 1 hdaad.gs sna they maffn mnel
/ Go think herr bis gallant spl2l. gfag
+ Tie naGtles crest mishs have pssse
/ heNand lHs slasa. elkea ea Eae exnII
Ianl eI1N el victory and fet sheal
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

uTae @fesrauGes Is ehictEasaw
Ssomu9ys
soaEraEa wlTa THE sAuHs % nAarEh ASH
sEcnErAHK.
ChleRasaw County Grange, No, 60.
Meets lat Saturday 10 January april July,
A"' Wmsosi v. H.
DIV. Re4sn, See.
naena VistA Orange, No. ia2, meets FIRST
eaturdaYil each month et a'elneN' ". y.
Usueh, Masier Wm. Ford, sec'T.
sodom Grange, No. aas,
Heats aih Saturday 10 each month";
las G. Hishaps Master John q Porter seq
seetohoma Graaeas No. 20f,
Meets zna Saturday ia each month
4. West. Master, Geo. Dillardi see'g.
Afan.a Grange 30. 237,
assgs Saturday before she 5fd Sunday u each
q II Howard. y aatsr. J. @. Blue, see'f.
Chnquatonehea Grange. No. ioi.
Meels Saturday hei0Fe The zna Sunday in eaeh
mouth.
wsddy Psdeu, Master D. ". Peden, sse'y
Haulka Granxa, So. taa,
Naeta Saturday before the aEa sunday g
.aeb menth J 7. Thompson Master Z. 7.
Hobs0n, see'y.
0kolaas Grange Ne. 1i1.
Maafs tah Saturday ID eaeh MONTH ]. =
Frasss. MsssaF Y. 4. beAfiag neaf.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06
TImes umd Places for Hoidlng
dOurfr in Gtsc First sHudtetsaA
District.


In the county Of Tish0mingo. on the % Mon
iar ia January aud july aud continue six
n Inc county Of Alcorn, on the Sd Monday
n fIanuarv and July, and continue twelve days.
In the county Of preutias, on the lst Monday
Of February and August, and continue twelve
fn the county Of Lee, on the sd Monday in
February and August, aud continue eighteen
IL the county Of Itawamba, on the q Nom
lav IN March aud September and continue SIX
Jays. -. No..
in April and October aud eontinne twenty
our days.
In he county Of Cbiokasaw, lst District
asd MONDAYS ID Anril and October and eun-
Hnue twelve daysi and in the End District I'd
Moudavs ia March and September aud continue
sighssen days.
In the county Of Tishomingo, on the sth hon-
aavs 81 March and september, and continue SIX
days. ,,
April and October, and continue six days.
n the county of Alcufu, on the ID Mondays
sf April and October. and continue twelve days.
Ia the county % Itawamba, on the 9Th MoH-
daya af April and October and continue six
DAYS.
In the county 81 Lee pa the Ast @t AaAfA a4
Nav and November, and continue twelve days.
in the county Monroe, on the lst Mondays 0i
March and September, and continue eighteen
days
In toe county 0f Chickssaw, ist Districi-3rd
Monday in May and November, and continue
six davs: and II she - District tth Monday IN
Nav aBd November and, eaatinua twelve day 5.
JUSTICES COURT
oKoLoHk BEAT.
Justice slaughter holds court on FIRST and
Mir6 saturdays in each month Egypt.
fusliee White holds court ca hrat Saturday
Al Oko0ra 10 the Court House.
Mayor Bodenhamer,0n 0n the End aud 4th Mon
Aavs Ii each month at 0k9iona.
HOUSTON BEAT.
Justice White sit on trst and thlrd Non
Aays in each month.
BeAr Ne. 2.-Jastiea steeue holds his court
Il HoulkA on the "a Saturday il each month.
BEAr HumHEA FouR.
Justice Il. q. Allen, sit on. Che first
9atardavs in each meuth at Meals Store aud
en third Saturdays IN each month at bneua
Vista.
Justice G. Orr IN De 1sl Saturday at Buena
Tiaia, aud al Meals Store ~ ihs 2ud Saturday
is meaoh month
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06
Oh xEhafa teagh!

WIN you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps Of the sure approach
Of thai more terrible disease, Con-
sumption. Ask yourselves Il you
eau afford for the sake Of saving So
cents, u run the risk end do nothing
for f We know from experience
that shil0hs Cure Hill cure v0nf
eonrh. It never faiIa. This a~nfasaa
Why more than q million bottles we're
sold the past year. 4 relieves Croup.
and Ahoopsag esuah, Il once
Mothers do not be without ii For
Lasue Back, Sldes of CHEST. uss 6hi-
loh's Porous Plaster Sold IS s.. II
KNOX. 0koloHa. and +. 6 HUCu
ANAN & CO J. OkoI8na, p8at8taa
and Houston.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

0le0fona Medical 4 ssoefatfon.
Meets tie arst and third fridays Of each
' in. earns prost.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

Man Ia ths picture, bic clothes the
frame. TIE frame IS often worth
more than the picture.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

Prince Henry Of Russia SAYS the
London World is q particularly
intelligent young man, sna al DO saw
during his visit g the royal dock
yard whethor on board ship or In
workshop was Fegadedn0t Wiga su-
perdeial esrels soes bus Intelligent
inquisltiYeHea Zoe prince E al
EeAu4 AteAs 4aEoElsea EattitulAIiH hN
Osborne
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

The Board Of fTraae consisting ot me pnnei-
the business men Of the city, hold regular meet
ipgs Masonic Temple building I'd wednesday
Of each month.
R.A. MuaDocE, lst Viee-Pres't
T.R. sApLER, 2nd Viee-Prest.
A.BABBlTr, Treasurer,
W. e. BnRRY Secretary
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

The American sentry publ he.l Ia
New York, and the recsEulz q mod
piece ofth5 National party, has IHls
to say ia reeard 60 the Ben kiug
party in this State:
We sincerely hope that the Nation
ais of Mississippi will feiaseto vote
for any man who IS not an honest
and out5p8ken National Remember
that fusion IS certain confusion, aud
must result inevitably ia diagraoelul
defeat
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

Master, Pat Dardeu Rayette, Jefferson county
0vers'r. ". II. NJ. Durham, Lexington Holmes
Lecturer, 3. =. Boone, 3QonFlile, frentiaa
stsward. j H. Bailey. Lake Station, Newton
4. s.. Jas. Williams, 0kaioaa, Chickasaw
Chaplain. ID. b. Hiu, Palo Alto, Clay;
Treas, Il. 0. Dixon, daeksnus Kinds
Sessv, W. Il. Williams, kienais Aleafns
q. &c. Galloway, foniot1c, Puniosoei
Ceres. Hrs. Mary l., Darden, fayeite, Iellarsou
Pomona. Fannie Willis, Aberdeen, Monroe
Flofe, i. j.. Robinson. Forest, scott
Las HA. Ably, Port Gibson, Claiborne.
TWO MEMBEgs TX. cont
j. Z. Afford, Jackson. Kinds county,
Il. H. smith, Verona, Zee county.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

fgspt mail arrives every DAY. lexeepi saa.
dat.{ 4 IL O'Clock, and lsaFea same Gay e
- ,. .ss~bara arrives Tuesdays Thursday
asa salaraaFs, 81 me- sad leaves 7 p e.
aams dsya= 49,
rridavs ataa.m M, end arrives Tuesdays aad
Saturdays Sc ] p M es.
Ereas arsnada h. Houston aFriEes heanes-
~. Ffidars ami saturday e g Ana
aaees Nan4ags. MsaneHaags SUI sfaaFa e
aTA. 81 a4ea M#aNH
Wsss P.-iat. Hraigas Iasadags aad SATURDAY
Ii 11A =. ara EaaKas j +. b. saHs dafs.
Rates # asmmiszIaa charged laf Aeaay -
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-10-06

BY c1mmand of MaJorG General
Hancock, Light Battery y Third
United States Artillery (Sinclair,s) ].
has been ordered 10 march from Fron
Hamilton, Nev York Hathor, 10
Yorktown, Va,Vhere 30 wiillorpaily
participate in the centennial o5ser-
vances at that pointiu October next.
The batlary began its march on the
18th vie Trenton Philadelphia aHd
Columbia. Pa, Baltimore and
Washington, and as lar as practical
bic, will follow Gao r6ut taken by
Washineton,s forces in1781. Fifteen
days ra.iou have been taken The
battery arrived 81 New Brunswick
and eampad at Kinsou,s woods On
the road 90 Trsntou They made
the distauo from Elizabeth TO New
Brunswick in five Lours Assistant
Surgeon ii G. Burton accompanied
tho battery q medical officer
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