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Scariet-Fever in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, o., November 30.-An cpl
demic OF scarlet-feyer prevails at the I'M
beetle Asylum, with ninety-four cases ana
six deaths TO date. The fever Is spreading
alormingly.
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porKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
nockBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
DIR. JAMES /. CABELL. \. NJ, VI d.

DIR. JAMES l.. CABELL' \. NJ MI
Professor surgery and Physiology, University
virginia. and President National Board Oh
Health. says Of these Waters:
~Itls undeniable that an unusually large prop1,r r
,,,,, 81 crave and obstinate cases Of Chronic pls
go which have baiiled the ordinary resource, OF
tLe healing art are annually cured. ihe,e ~, VI
case are fNDlGESTION WITH GAslhA,ilt1ptxx
nySPFPSIA. DIARRIitkA and III y ~, Tn
IFI-CORRIIEh, sCROFULA, EClEhN' Elo'
The Springs are beautifully located In Rock
bridge county, Va and are open for the reception
Of visitors from
u-xt lsr TO OCTOBER 1sT EACH YEAR.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
The WATER Is bottled direct from the springs
hacked IN cases containing one dozen haif-sa''On
bottles.
For ale by the agents,
PURCELL, LADD co..
Richmond, Va,
,ns ~ drngri.ts ronc-arv 'hr'r"ho'' .
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-, AM WORCESTERSHIRE anu
sALN vndiesM will appear together i%i. IN nea'
series OF performances will viii be presented
son. Tne Rlay,' N wS''% "I % wherein
are "otheI,p .s Sn the titIe-roles, and
Nine. Modieska WIZ ap.pl' app" for this
ana rsGo@"n have Se" ssv r'a aSS
MIR. Chizzola, manager ~ vOnoth;s Theatre.
MIR. stetsOn, manager Vi io
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Tar. Large size. II.
urv Goods.
prints. ,,crrirnacs. &. .-.. sr,rr.mass shifting.
3 &c.; Rici moui &C.: south Bridge, &C.. Pacific.
ucr-. 4. r.; Aliens. &C.: MaueAo ter t.c.; Nash-
mrtou. T. c.: Mallory Pink. o. Mallory Purple.
6 sc.. simpson Mourning. .c., np.0n Grey, q -r.:
'liill -,' i''"''' o-.''
B'tdch,d htirtHqs nnt H-t,ti"Gf. ~ -
cuitY- &C.; ~ J'tn hpin, i' 34i', - Low Il
ilaril-' -, "-l e''N'' 49, ','' ~
V-I.r.: IL "!aai!t'i' 49, ~ h"i S't' .S.' - ,
Farewell, Gee. III " irr r..n. lc.' lO-1 'I'uil-
n'th' 21N'. l'-i itt.'- % q. ,.
b(,W", '|','"t' e'.. f.'.t i..,, IA i.. r.
.c.; James River p 90, afc.' jaime. lh''f
81. H.. o. .r.. jaime River ". ID. t.c.
urtgs. Drcsfuts. pIs. Ac.
.,.,,,.. A..
a'eoh1, EXP f. .l4.n.. "a c...orfo.r,.,er
C,,,,,,,,te. &C.
c,'ttJi.1j. C5r. D.
Ee,ttrFt4 ~ Z. L 4, i'''
NIfdT; lic., .....,.,, .I..i7-.
spcrie.- Whale. &c.. Straits. fr 51c.. ~
hrldor-coi 0'. 500 nNr.; lIt. 5 10 sweet. rs e
dozen: hc.t ilai. 800 rlsof' l.5' g S5ii9,n
ra-6 - .,liDu.
Prrs Glugl,. gc.
Soda. SCI. age. boz hcet t-nlls" .o'i. De-
Vuirifs Tufg,utinf. 600.
t..,...,so.,.f,
iorf'A' '"''" 81" "'''''
crnEg: l2e1 1870. r o..
LDl1Ux. S3.Jgas4 ..roy.
'ro'tfIt'' &C.
Bo.ga: Clnr-lh .i-c-' l4ei7 3g'. .9i.li,i
i5r,roaad. e. l'r,.n'. h.a,' -reI l5e - g. g,
7''' ii-i.,iGc. r.1y I'D n.nI. ,t 10 ~.
I.n .,,I.f TfI..I f3.... f.lt Shoulder. -' fgc.
stock ii-Dt.
.i,'..t', sI.-5I'se
3 hdfD1.', f ,'' ...' ... t5@se.
C.ft.. Hlu--' Of.I..... f.n Sos i.l'- T" .'''
Ji,f.2C l z5c.
'' '" .. o.. fi'.s
f
l,i,.rl. Primo cutting. 8.aIGrD.t ADrtu,n
'......,.tlit.r ~ a.. .Duul.u 3D..
H.. t,'.Hll I.Ir Is taO... Iu..uulc
i-'
Rice. Carolina.G a5c.
FISH. lisrine--N, a. .i ''..'t Ui' =. 4
market. Noith -i D,,ili- ricl ~, ~
o-7 eastern - ~ SO, $780, 49,, ~ ~
W. markcei ss;;J9e , iiinin''' mo- l' lu
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 80. 1852.
Arrived.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 80. lsoz.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers. &. W. Allen X Co.,
agents.
steamer Fauita, smith. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc. j. W. NcCarrick, agent
Steamer ARIEL, clifford. Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. V. Iafum,
superintendent
Schooner +. c. schultz, Thompson, Bormuds
Hundreds light, To load ties.
SAILED.
Schooner Rachel =. Miller, Steelman. Washing
ton. camel coal, g.. Storrs; vessel, Curtis Par
ker.
Schooner II. r. willard, willard, New Bedford.
slaves. I. &. ogden: vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner ". e. Wickham. Steclman. Jersey Cify,
ties Norvell, Leake Co; vessel, Curtis Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Nov. 80, lss2.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray. SchermeThorn, Old Point and
Hampton, merchandise and passengers. thesa-
peake aud ohio Railway Company land sailed on
rcturnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pas
sengcrs. smithncld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sailed on rciurnl.
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake aud ohio
SAILED.
steamship Jesse, Litichill. from New York for
Galveston, having taken on fuol-coal.
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.n Gb al 's garments can be eolore' FASH s"
Gus With the Diamond p''
,on,ble cOlors. only ice.
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Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.

C,ment. Ro-eudaio. .i.f5asLj0 r. barrel
james River, l4O0f Slab.
lime. Agricultural. So loc r hJiicl; koch-
land. Yl.lj0sl.2O, according to quantity Virgil
MIA. SlG$l.Oj.
PinSter. Lump. 81; ground. 50; caicincd
pltstcr, Sl.6OWsl.7O.
l T0r- Large size. II.
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LIME, PLASTER,
DENTISTS.


Is ". JONES. DENTIST. Kan
~. OFFICI SO. el7 FHASNLiS -rHEET. ciffYYt
HErWLES EIGHTH A@p METH.
Elegant rooms. uses hest materials; gentle.
quick. and thorough work: long experience, and
pricc- reduced. shall resume Tie Use pi Rs as Don
e. 1uidr1fr. otI D. r~1 urei uc Zf-fm
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FILTERS,

FILTERS.
NOW Il THE TIME TO GET a
FILTER.
CLEAR WATER, PURE WATER.
BUY A CATCHY STONE FlLIER
AND BE HAPPY
r. B. TAYLOR,
sole Agent for this city.
Tcr D." Ni'
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TAnORS AND CL0TIIIEHS

.OyEHcoArs
ovERCoATs,
oywCoArs,
ovfECoATs.
oyEECOATs,
~ GREAT Variety
~ GREAT VARIETY
~ GREAT VARIETY
~ GREAT VARIETY
~ GREAT VARIETY
T.. B. ~PENCE s sON.
+. y. SPENCE 4 son.
f.. g. SPENCE & sos.
T.. -. SPENCE son.
f.. q. SPENCE K son.
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
| 9O3 MAIN STREET,
gO3 MAIN STREET.
| 9O3 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
| 9O3 MAIN STREET
f.. u. SPENCE 4 son.
r. Is. SPENCE & son.
FL .SPENCE 4 con.
T.. H. SPENCE & son.
f. T.. SPENCE son.
J BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
| BUSINESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
903 MAIN STREET
9O3 MAIS STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET
900 MAIN STREET.
800 MAIN sTBEET.
HEAVY MERINO CNDERsulRTs,
HEAVY NERINO UNDERsHIRTs.
HEAVY MERINO UNDERsHIRIs,
HEAVY AlERINO UNDERsliIRIS,
HEAVY MERINO UNDERsIliRTs,
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
r. y. SPENCE son,
r. Is. SPENCE & son,
r. Is. SPENCE & son,
h u. SPENCE & son,
r. -. SPENCE & son,
gO3 MAIN STREET.
9Os MAIN STREET..
g03 MAIN STREET.
eos MAIN STREET.
oc 2l-tJal2 sO3 MAIN sthhsf'
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


iAi tNAfA Il .NNNfiit'i tNf 1852
Country Produce.
fDpicS. GrCen-trom $500 10 $3.50 r. barrel
for good 10 choice. Active.
Beeslcdr: 26c. q n.
Butter. Prime 10 choice yellow, 220 2Sc.: fair
90 good. SH zoe. fresh yellow butter sells readily.
CbestRUts.-203c. r b. Market full.
corn lIcai: 9Oc Der hushel for country; 81 for
Begas: White. s9.25@s2.75; mixed, sla
$50.
Dried Fruit: Blackberrfcs, 5AG6c.; cherries.
i5ml6c.
lire Fo,ois: Hens, 23c.; chickens, l5@ lse.:
very dull.
dressed Forts: Turkey, 12Gl4c.; chickens.
ga Toe. ducks. ia l4c.
EgQs. ZSc. scarce
F,attds: Prime hye-eoo~o. 50@55c.; common,
Farseed: el6:I.IO +. bushcl.
mn: Virginia timothy, sOMe5c.; clover
mixed. G51' 72sc.: clover O006Jc.
Baied outs. 6j0 S5c.
Potatoes. Irish. sl.JO r barrel for choic, VIZ
gnia; northern, $3.50; common, $50. Market
Roots: Ginseng. sl.5O@sl.60 r H. Seneca free
OF tops 40M45c. q n.
Ldri. Country. l2Ml3c.
Peanuts: Common 10 choice, 4M7c. = ib.
RE: zoe. y bushe
NVmOc: Prime, 75c
ShUcks. 7JM soc.
Bdisd Str0iC Boa fOc.
TdiOir: $50 &c. r. n.
W00I. Washed. $40 34c.: unwa-hcl. 23m24c
BURY wool Will bring from 20 Dc. q l0. less tnan
above rate.
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ITST RECEIXNn. 4 LARGE AND
LluE. CEMENT AND PLASTER.

D 600 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
Z,ZCO LAND LIME from the celebrated
" Cobb LiWo-Aiius" daily expected per schooner
-. n. furlaham. Tor SHE lDw ~nm dock hy
ROBERT MFNDENBi re,
SOS. sos Nam and II Fifteenth street.
he i-lw
1 ~OS BARRELS FRESH BO-EN-
Ia OF DALE CEMENT dIly expected per
.cinonpr I lia II. Birus-. For .lle lpw from n0ck
hv ROBERT WfNDi NBi re-,
NO.. SOS Main and : tifie,uth street.
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MUSIC AT ONE FIFTH or \ CENT
AF1 \ PAGE.
& ENGIIsU

Offer $50 pages of BEST OLD and NEW SONGS
and CHOICE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Nos. /, 2. 3. ! ~ 5uc.; No. -25O pages Of
POPULAR DANCE MUSfC-5Oc
HkRPEk'S GKAND CHRISTMAS PICTURES
and PAPERS. zoe. or bound. ! LOO.
Can and zee. II D. worth looking al.
uo Dc-I(w
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Nov. 80, lss2.
by Telegraph
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FREDERICKSBURG.

a FREE BRIDGE ACROSS THE RAPPAHANNOCh-
STEAMBOAT TRAVEL--DELEGATEs TO iii
GRAND LODGE. ETC.
a. r,tcf.,,ord Di-uafrli.
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INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
lie naII.nnan ~.

Weare reminded. bv the ur,-tu,e.
Of Walter S. Within in th.s couma-I
ritv. that tile time for another d.vs-.
ion IA he money wrna from th..
ovarhufdurI .ar-rarers of tIH.
county rs and Hhraasb asHf asaasIf
corrupt transaction. originating boil
the brain % Andrew j Jauisau. e.
al hand Forty ner cent aftlefax|
collected i1r lae fiscal wear lssI|
(uearly one pss cent tae ua|
valuation 30 the property OF ,l..ha-'
saw couutvl goes t1 Glilcp.eUorc
pockets of these tw5 Wor.lgs, sad
the people ate gx0ee.cIt q. a.Ia 0u.
and starye ga. lor three mon. years
before their amll,iogs demands uo
satisfied just here. we wan. ta say
in lain terms, chat lae statement,
made Uy Within ami Jamisou tla,
they ever az ans time proposed, iu
good faith, TO compromise ai,b The
county'at City cents on tle dollar,
or any other amount less chan vha.
they received, is as false as their
own deprayed hears. That h.spa-
per ewes opposed just and ,qUIta-
BILE settlement oil the hypo,Leca.ed
bonds IN the hands Of honest holders
Is he out Of whole cloth, and ao-
body knows this fact any better than
the men who made Tie gu.ruthul
statement We are reminded by
over cautious gentlemen sometimes,
that we are unrcasonahly severe in
our criticisms upon the conduct Of
the bond holders, thatthcy s-e Moth
ing illegItima,e 10 She speculation
| UIon its face, and taking the state
ment Of interested parties iol
truth, perhaps it would appear q.
lunsophisticated people as being 81
right. But when business man
! knows that systematic bribery was
attempted, and in some instances
actually consummatcd, TO influence
the action of prominent citizens. and
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

In our last Issue, we neglected to
state the result Of the contest for the
Office Of County Treasurer. Coun.
eel for Treasurer Lyon moved to
dismiss upon the ground that notice
of contest was not given and service
bad within time prescribed by stat
ute, and as this appeared from the
face Of the papers to be the facts in
the case, the motion was sustained
by the court The contestant has
appealed to the Supreme court, but
unless that tribunal over rules It's
decision in the case Of Christler VS..
Morrison, the judgment Of tie court
below will be affirmed, and I. C.
Lyon will serve the people Of Chick
asaw for another term at least, in the
oGice which he now holds, and in
which he has proved to be eminently
efficient.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

A country journalist utters this
mild protest: A doctor will sit down
and write a prescription; time, Eve
minutes paper and ink, one-fourth
of a cent, and the patient pays one
dollar, two dollars, five dollars. ten
dollars, as the case may be. A lawyer
writes ten or twelve words of advice
and gets ten or twenty dollars from
bis client An editor writes hall
column puff for O man, pays a man
from City cents TO one dollar putting
it in type, prints it on several dol
lars worth Of paper, sends &c TO sew
eraI thousand people, snd then sur
prises The pulled man If he makes
any change
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

A great deal is being said in The
newspapers in reference to a charge
said to have been made by Gen. Joe
johnson, to the effect that Mr..
Davis carried with him a large
amount ofmoney on his retreat from
Richmond, which he appropriated to
his own use, or at any rate never
accounted for We have seen IL de-
MED that Gen. johnson made such O
statement, and perhaps he did not,
but We dare say there is not an old
Confederate soldier in existence,
who followed the lead of"Old joe
in the campaign from Dalton to At
lanta who would not endorse what
ever he does say upon the subject
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Mr. c. L. OudesIuys, Leading i'm
porter Of Baltimore, has stated that
nothing has done his dyspepsia,
indigestion, &c., so much good as
that most wonderful Of all tonic and
reviving medicines-Brown's Iron
Tonic Bilters just think Of it at q
supper the other night, although a
chronic dyspeplic, he says he ate, at
y clock, fried oysters, chicken salad
and ice cream, after which taking a
dose of Iron Bitters, he never spent a
more pleasant night, with no dyspep
tic symptoms in the morning
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

IL give and bsquea,hto Mary, my
wife, the sum O. ono huuder, pound
q year. sail an old farmer "Is
that written down, mastcr?'
Yes" replied the lawyer. "Bnl
sac is not so old; she may marry
again Won't you make any change
ia that case? Most people do"
Ay, do they 2" said The farmer.
"Well, write again, and say that il
my wife marries again / will give
and bequelth to her the sum Of two
hundef pounds o year 'Taatll do
won't it, master y
Whyifs just doubling the sum
she would have if she remained un-
married" said the lawyer; "irs gen
ally the other way-the legacy is les
scntd If the widow marrics again 81
"Ay," sqid the farmer, shut him
ar gets her'll deserve il.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

FlE2S'F- CLASS FARM AND FIN.
TUREs TOR SALE.

III ANlNG determined to move to Texas,
II offer for sale my Ne. / plantation, con
taning $50 acres, II bead Of fine mules, one
chdcc saddle and harness horse, 800 bushels
corr, 10000 bundles fodder, 4 good wagons,
2 lalh Cultivators, Steel and Cary piows,
taeps, gear, etc. The farm Is one Of the finest
anil best improved IN Monroe county, and has
o1trailroad station, church, school and or
c.a-t. Title perfect, and possession given on
Tie lst Of january Iss2 Apply to
GEORGE C PAINE, agent,
.declj-Uls Aberdeen, Miss.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

The prosecution in the Gmtear
trial closed their testimony on last
Saturday Scoville announced thai
he would probably consume thi.
week in the examination Of witnesse.
for the defence, when Che argument
would begin. Unless something
unlocked for should happen the case
will be given to the jury next week
and we hope for an early decision
The country is getting tired Of Judg,
Cox's low comedy, and would prefer
TO witness tigh. rope performance
with Guiteau as principal actor.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Small pox in Its most aggravated
form has broken out in many por-
lions Of the country The nearest
Gases TO Us we have heard Of, are al
Milan, Tenn, but it may be in ou
midst any day Our health author
tiles should give this subject lmme-
date attention, and, if possible, pre-
vent the introduction Of this loath-
some disease into our State.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
There Is NothIng Like Il

The failing powers Of digestion,
assimilation, secretion and excretion,
are restored to permanent health,
strength and activity, by using
Browns Iron Bilters-a true tonic !
a perfect strengthened a sure re
viver
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Mr. J n. Seal formerly Train Dis
patcher 0fthe VI. d. O. railroad, now
private secretary Of Mai. Cecil Elem
ING, Superintendent Of The Cncinna
ii southern, spent Saturday and sun
day With friends DO Aberdeen. Mr.
Seal reports the Cincinnati South
ern as booming and speaks conddon
thy Of the early building of the
Memphis & Sclma.-Examincr
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

We tried hard TO learn, before
going to press, the result Of the Dem.
ocratic Legislative caucus at Jack.
son, that VIC might Announce TO our
readers the names ofthe officers Clect,
but our accommodating Telegraph oper
sior was too busy to attend 10 the
matter for US and the MEssENCEH
readers must necessarily wait
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

We learn that DR. Sadler, a broth
er to DR.. Sadler at Houlka, was
sssassinated near Cherry Creek in
Pontotoc county a few days since.
The Doctor had a difficulty with the
assassin Whose name we did not
learn only day or two before the
killing, and it said got the better OF
the fight, and was afterwards waylaid
and shot as a matter Of revenge. The
murderer is under arrest.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

DT NIRTUEof the provisions Of a Ger
ID tain deed OF trust, recorded by +
Hdgos and bis wife Mrs Kate Hodges, 10 %,
uulcrs- uod Trustee, 90 the 18th day o
Fouarv a. ID. 1850, 20 secure an indebtedness
threu named to Agnew Scales q Co., which
was recorded IN Book p. J. page 3ij e soq Of
tht record Of deeds IN the Office of The Chance
nv Clerk Of tha Comfy Of Cbickasaw, State Of
Mississippi, viii sen 20 Che highest and best
bidder for cash, in front Of the Courthouse
door. 10 The town af 0kolona, 90 said County,
Within Che hours prescribed b law for legal
al3s, on
saturday 9Esf Of january, ESs2,
he following described resi- estate. to.wit
III. E. Is of sees, Dies. w. 81 See. :, end
As. 81 of 500 d, all 10 Township u,
Nrrs o East. Of tie basis meridian of the
dirra.aw surrey, containing 10 an $50 acres
rtu f less, living and situated in the Couu
I'll ckasaw, State Of Miss sippi Default
10 payment having been made by The Eranior. ,
and request for sale having been made bv the
oe'u' sle trust and al the provisions Of said
deed nf trust being complied with. TIE title
% all property is believed T. > good as shown
ly Ie Jecar- pl deeds of the said County {
ChokasaW, but ] Eiii convey 20 the purchaser
oul such title as vested tn me as Trustee.
j. R. MCINTOSH,
Trustee.
U3laqa tIss., Dee. 81. 1ssl--td.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

a .oted
.OllOws
.d9, $4,000
1900; St So
.ople, $4,000 Flor
1890; St. Petronius,
l. 200; s. Pauls, Rome,
- 3d. John Dateran, p 900;
no Dame, Parif, 10000; Pisa
~. Fedns 10000 St. Stephens,
Enna, - fc0j 81 Dominica, Bol
ggna, 1000 So Peers, Bolo ma.
'll,500 Cathedral d Vienna, 1000:
n Marks, Venice, 1000; Milan
Cathedral, 1000.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05


viii anybody fly all 10 pieces, &
we mildly suggest that the road &c
the Cemetery, requires Immediate
attention tt is almost impossible
-Wesson Herald
That editor is bidding for another
excursion.
The people down East need not
laugh at our Western Ways Of doing
buisEess. Il amounts % shout The
same thing al around, after all We
rob railroad trains end mountain
stages, and Cur ueighbors down
East keep summer hotels And
dearly beloved. allow us TO say that
the difference IN methods doesn't
nae q continental bio DO difference
.0 the ~as.- Wrs'erp popnr.--
-'-p-s.-0a.-l--
30 anaspro means orros,or,5..
!. a sutbht colos n M b.i y' I. g,gs
ne Yed D, Pmtar's Hoir RaI, -,
lls9ith is aoservedly papui.- f,a -,,' u
Tupenor cleanliness. oN '''
nova lm
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05

Food for the brain and nerves that
wilI Inyigorste the body without in
toXic1ting is what we need 10 these
d Us Of rush and worry Parkers
Ginger Tonic restores the vital enor-
gics, soothes the nerves and brings
good health quicker than anything
YOU can use. Tribune See other
column. nuv2l I'm
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1882-01-05
THE uONROE lsOHGs0u


The murdesgrs of Cine Walker
brothers, near Aberdeen, on The
i-ht oftue 25th 90 November last
Zone white Ian on one negro.
have, through the perseverance OF
Officers Sykes, Stout and Bean, been
arrested, and are now lodged iu jail
A special term OF the Circuit Court
has been ordered By Judge Green to
convene on the Both inst, for th
purpose Of giving the murdercrs q
formal trial This, Of course, is
right and much better than Lynch
law. From the confessions hereto
appended, made before Justice Sims,
and which We copy from the Exami-
ner, there is no room % dOub, tie
guilt Of The parties, and we presume
there will be q tight rope perform
ance near The banks OF the B.gb.e
soon
CONFESSION or w. r. JONES (while
left home on Tie day the Walkers
were at Alex GiIlel's shop, 10 Tus-
kaloosa county, Ala, intending 60 90
to the shop and collect some money,
s., from Bud GiIden, and then goI
on the railroad at Columbus or
somewhere else, and If it did not
cost me too much to 60 by train To /
Water Valley; if it cost much % |
walk through ! have q brother in |
law over there, Mr. Jack B1othe; |
thought Of arranging % live Quit
there and get a wagon audIcturn for
my family When reached the shopl
/ found the Walkers; they invited |
me TO 90 along with them and help
trade or the old mule I was glad 10 .
get to 90 along and joined them we
Travelled untogetheruntil we reached |
Aberdeen; l had never thought OIL
or robbing them up % I
his time the day of the murder ]
remained ia tOwn until about night; |
The wagons went out and struck |
camp; ] followed on; ! did not see
William Miller in town and never saw
lin before; after we all went to lei, /
he Walker boys on q bed together
md l on some sacks on the opposite
tide Of the fire, ] went to sleep, woke
Up in the night, supposed about
nidnight-(2 or three hours); got
% and made up the fire and lay
own again, but didn't 60 to sleep .
ny more, this is the time J lrsl &
the idea Of robbing the
Walker brothers, heard q noise 8
ut about the road got up and walk a
over towards tic rC.i, saw this N
sgo man, William Afller, cl.led N
m tone an spoke tskhiW lls a
I'D whs - #as Ct - - tetl
Awas ttss 6og - l.f 2
= 80 mos q, lets s
80 ssg4 Hen
Z gojIfs 3 G.
~ sight IA
.tbis VII e.
Dc wort' -
Gre ~ III
~ made Q
viii tae : alkefs, assws, "a my
3 the ere one groRled Eft