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1 WfeKJ ffUEPPAY; 1885.1 an Wsy Landing W. M. GHAMBERLIN, General Inourance Agent, FIRE. MARINE. AND LlfL.

Oflee Up-ataira, cor. WasLingtAn and Crawford Vlckaburr nay .39 thermometer rT -ajperature Tiftf11 RTAGK OP RIVKKS. Was Ditastiixtt, rmtf Riusil Omen. AJP-b. Washington time.

Above low Changes EASTER CARDS NOVELTIES! We have now oh exlbition at our atore the largest and moat ar. tlatlc line. Easter Souvenirs and Novelties Ever before brought to tills eity, eonipriNlng Prongs Prints on Satin. Raw Fall feet la' In' 30 8 0 6 2 0 6 15 3 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 7 0 0 7 10 0 7 0 0 0 0 10 1 0 0 9 0 13 7 8 0 10 23 7 0 2 10 0 0 13 4 3 0 2 8 0 7 1 6 0 12 18 0 20 4 0 5 34 0 JJalxo'o Satin and Flush ITovelties. Zlaphael, Tuolx and Son'o, AXI BIAXY OTIIEH8.

J. F. Booksellers, stationers 171 Washington Street. ANCHOR ZaZXTB. For GreeavUle, Cairo and St.

Louis. TBI V. I. MAIL 8TEAXX1 BELLE MEMPHIS, IstAc H. McKu Master Umbt Coaava LeaTes for St Louis THURS DAY, March iRth at 11 o'clock connecting at Arkaaau witb tbe Arkansas Citv Bailroaa tor Pine Biufl.

Little Rock, Hot Sprin-s, upper Arkansas river. Fort Smiih, and tk Indian Territory. Careful attention to way and plantation business. For freight or passage appiv on board or to K. C.

CARROLL. Superintendent Elevator Company. TSM.ffUV.DU, Superintendent Wharfbaaapna m4 Freight and, sag Agent For Memphis, Cairo, faMlsville and Cincinnati Steamer XEW MARY HOrTOX, Law Master J.t. Ausasdkb. Clerk Will leave FRIDAY.

March 20th, nt 5 p.m. For freight cr passuL'e ani.lv to T.M. SMKUta. 8upeiintenaent Vicksburs Wbarfboat, anil Klevator Conipanv. IA XDIE SHKKAKi), Passenger Agent, mcliL'O New Orleam and.

Greenville Packet, The Swift and Reliable Steamer PARGOUD. Vln place of) J. M. WHITE. Joua w.

UCST nui posa up iur unrnvuis and the Bends every SATU R-DAY evenine at 5 o'clock. Re TTT 1 1 'n turning will pass down MONDAY evening at 5 o'clock for New Orleans and all way landings. Connects at Vicksburg with Anchor Line for St. Louis, and P. Line for Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers, Sunflower and Deer Creek packets, and V.

feM. Railroad. This steamer reserves the right to pass all landings that the Captain may consider unsafe. T. M.

SMEDES, Superintendent Vicltsbufg Wharf boat and hlevator Company. s23 PARISOT T.TTTHl. CAKBYIBG THE V. fe. MAILS.

For Yasoo Klvwr. 1 A 1 1 Steamers will leave as follows: For Belsoni and Greenwood ev ery FKIDAY at 5 p.m. For upper Yasoo and Tallahatchie every TUESDAY at 5 p.m., ging through Tchula lake. E. u.

Superintendent. T. M. SMEDES, Ago i jal9 SCHEDULE TIME for Vicksburg, GreenTilli ft the Band sraiMa hd tcMMia aaaARomxT The Past Reliable Passenger Packet ISSAQUENA, Rckuv Makiohssadx Master Fbahk Stiiolimak Clerk I I'lnlrahnra mrr MOTJDA and THURSDAY, at 5 p.m., arriving at Greenville erery TUB8DAY and.FRI- fa a ai A li RAftlPn4ntT IpIVM liWAtl. ville every TUESDAY and FPIDAY at 9 p.m., arriving at vicksnurg every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.

Makes close connection with the Vicksburg Me- Mian Railmail far all nainta East. Nnrt and South. Special attention to way and plantation Business. Por freight or passage apply on board or to M. SMEDES.

Superintendent Wharfboat, Vicksburg. J. L. SHERRARD, flmn Tlrkctand Paxs. Vicksbnrsf.

MERCHANTS WHARFBOAT ASSOCIA TION, Agents, ureenvuie. Regular Vicksburg and. Sunflower Kiver racae. THE V. a MAIL STEAM ES, HEADLIGHT, J.

F. Smith, Master, Geo. H. Smith, Clerk. Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 4 p.m..

going as high aa the water will nermit Connects with the Anchor Line P. Line. Pool Line, Vicksburg A Meridian Railroad and N. OAT. Railroad.

T. M. SMEDES, febl3 -agent. Regular Vicksburg, Natchex and mew uneans racxei. The Swift and Reliable Steamer ED.

RICHARDSON, Wm. Cam hell, Master; A. McVay, Clerk. Will leave Vicksburg every FRIDAY at 6 p.m.; New Orleans otrrc TIIRSDA Yatfin.m. Con necting at Vieksburg with the Parisot Line for Yasoo and 8unflower rivers, and with tbe V.

A M. Railroad. This steamer reserves the right to -pass all landings the captain may deem unsafe. For freight and passaapn Superintendent Wharfboat. Regular Vicksburg and Memphis Packet, The large, fast and magnificent steamer WILL H.

HAYS, En. NoL4n Captain James N. Thomkos a t. Will leave Vicksburg every 12JfRIDAY at 10 giving careful attention to all way basinets. -ii For freight or P''o or 10 Baperiniendent Whartbbat.

LUNDIK SHERARD. Agent Eenlar Yicksbnrg, Iitcbei ud lei Orleans Picket, The fast and magnificent steamer NATCHEZ. T. P. I.iiram T.

P. Lkathbbs, a. I mim Vikatina eMT TlJfe- tn Sum Orleana amvv fl A TfT RTI A alSn.m Connects at Vickiburg with Anchor Una (or St Louis, and P. Line for Yasoo and Tallahatchie rivers, Sunflower and Deer Creek packets and V. A M.

Railroad. This steamer reserves the right to pass all landings that the Captain may consider unsafe. T. M. 8MEDES, Superintendent Yicksburg Wharfbaat and Elevator Co.

ONION SifiTS I ONION SETS 1 C. C. BSY2rOtD8 A CO. I aI -mT av c. atn.

Beeanse of one dear intent head With colden hair. To me all little heads A halo wear; And for one aaintly face I knew All babes are fair. Beeanse of two ride, earnest eyes Of heavenly bine, ich looked with yearning gaze Vyaadsonl thruugb, AH yes now fill mine own with tears Whate'er their hue. Beeanse of little death-marked lips, Which once did call My name in plain tire tones, No voices fall Upon my ear in vain appeal From children smalL Two little hands held in my own Long, long ago, Now cause me, as I wander through This world of woe. To clasp each baby hand stretched ont In fear of foe.

Tbe lowest cannpt plead in vain, I loved him so. ProvUlona of the PotKal Bill Creat ing a Valuable Service. The following ia the provision in the uaiuuite diii reiauon a speeay oe- i i uvcry oi single tellers, as reportea from conference and passed: "Fourth That a special stamp of the value of tea cents may be issued, which, when attached to a letter, in addition to tne lawiui postage thereon, shall entitle tbe lettle to immediate delivery at any place containing four thousand population or over, according to the Federal census, within the carrier limit of any free delivery office, or within one mile of the postoffice, or any other post-office coming within the provisions of this law, wnicn may in like manner be designated as a special delivery office; that auch specially stamped letters shall be delivered between 7 o'clock am. and mid-night: that a book shall be provided in which tne person to whom tbe letter is; addressed shall acknowledge its receipt; that messengers lor tnis special delivery are to be paid eighty per centum of the face value of all the stamps received aod re corded in a month, provided that the ag gregate compensation paid to any one person tor sucn service snail not exceed 130 per month and provided further, that tbe regulations for the delivery of these specially-stamped letters shall in no way interfere with the prompt delivery of letters as provided by existing law or regulations." The Late Gen. Jo.

Bell. In the death of General Joseph Bell. one of the landmarks of Jsckson has been lemoved. He died on Tuesday last at his residence near this city and was buried near a tree which he had planted, and in accordance with a wish he bad sev eral times expressed. He was a widely known citizen, especially in connection with land matters.

In early life, he was a minister of tbe Cumberland Presby terian Church. In 1842 be represented Noxubee and Winston counties in tbe 8tate Senate. In 1852 he was elected Secretary of State, and on the resigna tion of Uorernor Quitman be convened the Senate in order that a successor might be duly qualified, and it was then he adopted an expression that he often afterwards used, "the country is safe." He was genial, kind-hearted, and, when be had the means, was liberal and gener ous. We gratefully remember a noble contribution that be made when we called upon him to help the Orphans' Home at Lauderdale. Others gave theirfi ves and lens, but Gen.

Joseph Bell signed hit name to a check for fifty dollars. May the sod rest lightly o'er his place of rest. Clarion. Vnm tam win. -Chairman of tUa Committee on Appropriations of the House nf Representatives, Mr.

Randall has done all that a atrong and honest man mb do to keen tba expenditures of the Government within proper bounds. It has fallen to him, more than to any other Democrat, to meet the demaud arhlok thanannla rtwiate.t-ed at the Dolla ia November, 1882, after the Forty-sev enth Congress tbe iiouee or. xtoDeson and Keifer had stirred the country to iiuHmatiAn hv it defiant BTOflinCV. Some members of tbe majority in the last Congress apparently rorgot wny hev wen gent there: Mr. Randall has not at any time, for a single day or hour, lost sight of tbe special mission of tbe majority returned at the tidal wave election.

Other good Democrats have stood by economy and retrenchment, but it is depriving these gentlemen of no part of tbe great credit due them to say that the wisdom, firmness, experience and unyielding integrity of Mr. Randall have made him the chief representative in the Forty-eighth House of the honest policy of reform which brought the Democrats back to power, and wliich alone can keep them in power. N. Y. Sun.

i I Plantation Philosophy, De only mistake whut nature makes ia in creatin' er mean puason. rv. wt.fl la mia-htv doan lib ca long ex de toad raug. De boss daf will eat till he's foundred ain't got no mo' sense den er man. Nearly ebery man knows whar ter begin, but dst'a mighty few what knowa whar to stop.

We puts de mos' value on de thiog Aa aVaraMt. Dat'i de reason nui mum ww dat truth creates sich er stir in de mar ket. T. miirhtv hard matter fur er ttv atart to keep from bein' kotch up De leaf dat puts out too soon is generally bit by de frost De chile ken come up de steps easier den he ken go down, but it ain't dat way A man mnnn. Er man ken run down hiH when he kain'l crawl op.

Ar- kansaw Traveler. Two View of tbe Sitaatlon. 12.. It all ilH HMsanaoi iiww" portant that President Cleveland aboolol have bis eye on me nr vl.i. I snahU the DemO- crats to carry the elecuon, the Patronage of the Administration should be wwely wa ml a laaAsewai Ml 1 la bestowed, rer Ham Curtis of Harper.

Wkly ys: "If the advice of the Bourbons should be followed, to nae the "Ual tra-aae in New York to control the Stale election, the result may be foreseen. Such a belief reduced to Pctice won tod to ttraifht drfeat, TheAdmiou-don w3 be defeated in New York bv the votes of those who brought it into Joarawi Steamer L. H. SARGENT. W.

IL SiaGiit Master. Geo sue Erru Ofrk. Will leave Vicksburg promptly every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at .10 o'clock, connecting witn rarisot Line, Anch Line and New Orleans packet, Vicksburg A Meridian Railroad and X. O. A T.

RaLroad at Vicksburg. Patronage respectfully solicited from tbe Vicksburg merchants. T. M. tM EDES.

Sup't Vicksburg Wharfboat and Elevator Company, Agent feb Rawwlar Yasoo nnd Tallahatchie River Packet, 8ILYERTHORN, T.C.i.sPBrrTEE................Master JxiF- Wilbases Ctok. Will leave for Yazoo and Tal laliatcbie rivers everv THl'RS DaV ar rim iintiM(in a Vicksburg with the N. O. A T. railroad All orders and business will receive prompt attention.

ott TUU8TEES 8AL1G, BV virtureof autliorilv confirmed on me by a certain deed of trust made by Abraham Kiihman, bearing date Feb. 6tu. 1XK, and duly record in Deeds Book 57, page nd 4U0, rersrded ef deed of Warren County, the undersigned Trustee, will sell at public auction to Hie highest bidder for cash, at the east door of the Court-house in Vicksburg, on Thurbday, April 80th, 1885, between the hours of 12 m. and 2 all the right, title and interest of said Abraham Kuhniau in and to the following de scribed real estate, situated in Vicksourg, to-wit That part of lot 288. in suuare CO of the original p'at of said city, commencing 'M feet 5 inches from the North rast of said square nt the intersection of Washington and Clay utrects, on the west side of Washington street, running thence south 24 feet inches, theuce west 147 feetti inches, thence north 21 feet inches, llienoeeast 147 feet a inches to place of beginning, beint same nronertv conveved to said Ruhnian by Alice French and Thomas D.

French, by deed recorded in Deed Book 1) II. nam anil rprnnl deeds of Warren County, Miss. eaid sale is mauo, to satisfy the debt mentioned insnid deed of trust. fe21 I.AZ. IURSC1I, Trustee.

Notice of Administration. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned was on the 10th day of March, A. D. 1H86. duly appointed adminigtratrix of the estate of Patrick McMurrav, deceased, by the Chancery Court of Warren county.

All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit the same and have them registered by the clerk of said Court within one year, or they will be forever barred. JOHANNAH LAUGHNANE, mll-4w Administratrix. ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE. Carolixk E. Lewis.

Admix, vk bokis RON, WITH THE WILL A NHBXEO Of tub Estate or llvan Lkwis, Deceased. vs. 2033 Idimj Lkwis, et al. BY virtue of a decree of the honorable Chancery Court of Madison county, Mississippi, rendered at the January term, A. 1885.

I will sell between the hours prescribed bv law. for wish, before the tdoor of the Court-houpe in the citv of Vicksburg, in the county of Warren, State of Mississippi, to the highest und best uiuaer, On Monday. Hay 4. A. D.

1885. the MllqwlBa described property, torwit: All WtttvarttSi ot lanu i.i the city vicksburg. Warren county, Mississippi, bound ed on the east by tavee street, on the west Rby Common street on the north by Craw- lord street, on tne sou in oy bouui street, except lot No. 131, being the whole of square in plat of Commons laid off by i i i 3. s.

remiss ana oineni, wnicn cmoraces lots 121 to lots 130 inclusive except tbe said lot 131; it being known as tbe Prentiss House, including said Prentiss House and all out buildings sopenaining thereto, and Btsn vermin inner tut in auiu i'iiy oi Vicksburg fronting Cherry street 107 feet (continued), being the uorth end of said tract and running back west from Cherry street between parallel lines to the western boundary zkj ieet(iwo Hundred and eighty-three feet more or less), it being known as a part of the Yeiser property, and being the same parcel of land conveyed to J. J. Cowan, as trustee, by deed of trust dated January 15, 1869, for benefit of Hugh Lewis, and recorded in deed book F. P- of said county and city, page 48J. The title to aaid property is believed to lie good, but I will sell and convey asadmi'x de bonis non.

with tbe will annexed of the estate of Hugh Lewis, deceasd, under said decree of said uourt CAROLINE E. LEWIS. robtMd Administratrix. PETITION FOB LICENSE. To the Hon.

President Board of Supervisors Warren county, Mate or Mississippi, Ejecting; WE, the undersigned citizens of Second Supervisor District of said county and8tate, do hereby recommend to your Honorable body sir. Adoipn nose and Sam Brown, doing business at Brunswick Lanaffig. under the firm name of 8.BK0WN assooet at dsniUbW persona tors-cetva tftall" splritopui ami than mi ganon at piece oi business at Brunswick 'Landing, 'Warren county, State of Mississippi, and therefor pray that your Honoiahle body grant them such license acconUflglaw we forever pray, yt WABaral tTaJ, (Frank Boyle, Briscoe. LenMd Mvtts. NeLtia Peels, Wain, Harr Brawn, LadL JirkyRaMrater.

Wiflf aJraswe, NathJackson, Frank -Jthnvfcle, George Thomas, James Parkar. Gibbs, Sam ray. f)aMsiandr, Guri-saw JohnsotvA. Met JLttaar Young, Pantan Royster, Allen TObnadn, Keal Mc-Gee, Louis Brent Jno Yoang, Allen Richards, Taylor Smithy LsmrdT-Owens, Ataon Winsey," mmm' ks. aatnan Jackftea, A WUHama, as Meey, atliew jrTiuiani aiarsev uew- mfm 1 T.

is Das, "tftXito flreen, Ja Nelson Hall. Jel kMn, Peter Hharse. Devfe owmi wmu. (Shriatan, Sims." Irkf Henrv SinsotM. Soytter, Louis Ceop, John-toof, Just WOOL Willis Gray, "Wesley Johnson; Hstt Johnson.

Al beAoanawa, Harry Thorn. James Wdaar, ai AauMpt waite, Henfy.Wi Owens, Stone jonnsow, I AATlaAlaanier Ike Boxtbsmorthe atesUM ment, and aprtttimM due paid tied. Peter Oriel, VOiCn tutus- tasa "i7we tit Eokuk. Bock Chtilie kLouis ricksbunc fiw-wliigb Water 1874. THE RIVER.

AKRITEB. Tatebec from New Orleans, fl Sherlock, from N.O. SbnMsOty.fromStLoui. DEPAETED. IsMoena, for Greenville, limod, for New Orleans.

Ibi Sherlock, for Cincinnati. Col. Hookei, for Davis Bend. LH. Bargent, for Davia Bend.

Arkansas City, for St Louis. B0AT8 DUE TO-DAY. Will 8. Hays, St Louis to New Orleans. Memphis, St.

Louis to Vicksburg. ftWtborn, Tallahatchie to V'burg. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. For Kew Orleans Natchez, 5 m. For Tallahatchie F.

BarksdaleS p.ra. B0AT8 LEAVING TO-MORROW. For Sunflower, Headlight 11 a.m. For Natchez, Capt Miller, 4 p.m. NOTES.

Tbelauquenalefton time yesterday Toe Sherlock, of the U. Lane, passed tp it 10 o'clock last mgDL fibs Will Hays, from St LouU to let Orleans, is due dowo to-morrow. The H. Sargent, left on time today for Davis Bend with a fair freight The Silvertboro is due from tbeTslla-ntehie river to leave again Thursday at Tbe Col. Hooker, for Davis Bend, had iH pick-up of freight to leave with today.

Die Belle Memphis is the Thursday Attar Line boat for St Louis leaving Jail am. I Tbe rargoud, in coming up last trip her starboard derrick at Donaldson-Me, which in falling damaged tbe boiler jets sad hurricane roof I Tbe Pargoud passed down at 8 o'clock is morning with a few people and ILS64 bales if cotton, 1,800 sacks cake, 'ttt a 14 AAA 1. WNCiira aeea ana oas staves. Lim Hatches, arrived early jresteraav Mint and la vaaaI! nt twltiv fnr all Jnthera coaat landings aa far south as ueumcent City, leaving promptly at 0 II I I swung an way lanaings. flu I U.

BuMile ai 5 o'clock this evening, for ill points on the Yazoo and Tallahatchie nw, going as bigb as Sharkey. IWUHUpBUU IK UIBKlUg UH Mail UIW Arkansas City. He goes in tbe of- uw Dene aiempnis next trip, reii woe ai. as secona cierc "turns City. Anchor Line steamer Arkansas viiiru ai umim at p.m.

1,800 packages at that ill UL. 1 AAA I our ma pacKira iur ViAarWrei QltA wtmedtofit. Louis at 11 a.m. with a tuJ I wowing oi people. John U.

Stone. Jkeootrut drawn by many papers of between the administrations of l.w.lAwry and Ex-Oov. 8tone is direct- 2wiuoo to tbe latter, and whether wd or not, giving him a silent JJ for the next Governor, an occur- too, we imagine, just aa likely as ilhannn. Thsrk a nnmlup nf SO Wh(fl Incul frin1. nvinna lt forward, but J.

H. Stone's popu-J5 if as wide as the State. Six years gave him the soubriquet of "tbe UOVernor lh Ht. map kail mnA Jer four years rest, with the heretofore had, he would make eeutive upon which there could be pnvement It has been urged that tlij CoBminioner would operate to JjW'M'ige in a canvass for Govern- wre is no reason why this should WIS. Hi.

J-J I 4UBncauon recommenaea 0r the Itlac anil am matter of policy he accepted it. It is an WJhla mm -1 mi i. wen pronianie posiuon, citizen he h-d a perfect right JePt, and for which not the shadow can be attached. Corinth DoeKot Favor Free not follow, of course, that tbe 'weBt may not hereafter find reason hi' opinion. But it is not to tDe inferences with which we fair 01 Mr- Manning instilled, jL-ry wne out by the iteveaue iSJrT' II wts doubllni mlde hearty concurrence WSf.of theTreuury.

Apparent- nesident does not now turn with lavaMl Mb iree iraoers, out iw 2 't Mr. Manning that it ia profess a retard for the lLalT SVStmn mm SuteaNew York Tribtine. ill- and Music Dealers. TltUSTEKS'S SALE. BY virtue of and In accordance with Ihe terbisnml provisions of a certain deed oi trust -executed by Janus Hanks on the 1st lny of April, recorded in deed Hook o.

pages 47, 478 and 47'J in the of-ticiof the of tho Cham-cry Court of Warren County, Miss, t.t secure a certain imlebteilness tlittieiii mentioned, to one Elizabeth Murphy, she having elected to cause the promissory note therein de scribed to mat tire, liy renson of the failure of said Hanks to keep the property therein insured, and bv reason ol li is failure to pay tho taxes on said property, the uu ucr- signed Trustee will on ThiirH.lay, April O.h. 1885. at oraliout the hour of 12 o'clock before the east door of the Court huoe in the city of proceed to sell at public outcry to the lii'iiest bultler for cosh, tbe following il' scriUeil real estate, situated in the City of Vicksburg, County of Warren, flute of Mississippi, lo-wit I'artof lot 17 ol Harris' Survey, beginning nt the southwest corner of said lot on the Warretiton mud, thence north sixty feel, ihence by a lino drawn to Uowmar street at a point on said llowtusr street, fo-lyeight feet, three iaclies from the-southeast comer nt said lot 17; thence along llowmar street Kotith t) the south east torn of said lot 17. forty-eight feet three inches thence west along the south boundary line of said lot 17 to tho place 0 beginning. This sale, at the request of saiil Klizahclh Murphy, holder of said promissory note, will be made to satisfy the said indchtedntss and a' I expenses of executing this trust.

mil id T. M. MI I.LKR, Trustee. Dr. H.

T. EDWABSO Olllco at drug store of P. Kcofe A Co. Itesidenct ut It. Buck's, Cherry street.

Telephone at residence, No. 125. J24 1 PACIFIC HOUSE, VINCtNT PIAZZA, Proprietor. WaHlilnfton Vlckaburg. CONVENIENT TO RAILROAD DE pot, Landing, Post.

Telegraph and Ex press Offices and to business. Meals in time for all trains. House open all night. been renovated and refurnished. Tables supplied with the best the market allords.

rutronage respec tltilly solicited, polit and enrrful attention given toguesta L. Marks WeiiisteiQ Have Received in the lost few days 35 CASES OF GOODS From New York, as Follows canes Lawnn. 5 emeu GlnfrlianiH. IS caaca Koota and Shoes. 4-ii8C8 llluc Flnnnel.

Kprlnp; Siilta. '2 canen Worsteds. 2 cases Dress Pattern. 2 cases Jeans. MR.

L. WEINSTE1X. who is in New Yors making purchases, will continue to ship goods to the bouse here which will do a wholesale and retail htislness. These goods being purchased nt greatly reduced figures in Kew York, will be sold here at figures that will defy com pctiori. GIVE US A CALL.

No. 20(1, Washington Street. mhlS Planters Clab Reading Rooms No. lt Washington Street, (Up Stairs.) VICKS11UUG, MISfe. CHAS.

B. ROUTH, Manager. We give personal attention to country orders of every desc iption. Makes ar rangements for mnman mccju ra ia siann RouiloirCars to all iMjints in the United States or Canada. Furnih planters with all claes of plantation labor.

Klcgant Drawing, Readlna Room and Saloon AttncheU to office. Telephone in the building. mblfi FRUIT ORNAMENTAL TREES ROSES nnd firann Ifnn aj. Planta by the million at the, GREGORY IJIffiSlBY; Mr new catalocne fre to a IHOMPbOJr QLL aV TRUSTEE'S SALE. BY virtue of a deed of trust, to tne ex cutcd by 1'rescilla Holmes, on thu ISih day of April.

1S70, to uru re the payment of note for one hundred dollurs dot having been made in the payiiicnt of said note I will, on the lKlluliiv of next April, 1HH.V at the cast door of tlie Coiirt-liouse in Vicksbunr, Warren county, Min hi li o'clock noon, sell for cash, at public out cry, to the highest bidder, so much, nr all, of about twenty-live acres of land, convey, ed in said trust, as whut will pay said noli', and all the expenses of snid trust. The saiu lanti is sttnate on JacKMin roaii, near the Hock-bouse, and more full dtwribed in Deed Hook WW, pages XtK, X9 ami Records of Warren county, Mira. Particulars, at the sale. iu-Jii JOHN rrustec. LaHadr id House Vicksburg, Miss.

MMK. LAMADUID, wisliing to retire from business, offers the contents- furniture and onttit of the House for sale for cash on reasonable terms. Meanwhile, until she cflects a sale, she gives as usual her personal attention to her guests. Proper nolire will be given to the public when she retires from business. MME.

L. LAMADUID fe4 Proprietress. W. O. FOSTER A Singer Sewing Machine Ofllee, WnHhinijton Street.

SOIJCITOB F0I1 The Auburn Portrait Company No. and 91 Gennesaee Street, AUBURN, N. Y. COPYING, restoring and enlarging old pictures to any denired size a spuciul-tv, Portraits in Oil, Crayon, Ink and Water Colors. Position, dress, etc.

changed to suit. d25-2m TUTU OLD WZXTES FOR For Family and Medicinal Use. Old Iilabon Madeira, Old Reserve Madeira. Old Oporto Fort, Old lteaerve Slicrrv. The above are tlicnneat goods ever brought to this city.

f20 W. E. BECK, Johk.Ohoome,... O. W.

H. Dehio Wm. Pbici and Supt. Vice-President Secretary 1 reasurer VICKSOURG Commercial Detective Agency All busines promptly attended to. Collections a specialty.

Office 128 Washington Up St airs, VICKSBURG, MISS. Lock Box 21. fll NOTICE Is hereby given that the Southern Mutual Insurance Company, of Athens. Georgia, is ready to distribute the sum of $1 in accordance with the decree of the Chancellor, rendered at the November term, 1884, of Clarke Superior Court, amongst those persons who paid premiums to it nince July. 1st, 1855, and before May 1st, 1884.

The distributive share of each will be 8.27 per cent, of premiums paid. The policy holders of W2, iW.i and 18V4 receiving one-fourth the pur value of their shares, and those 1805 receiving nothing. All persons whose policies were canceled by payment of loss, and all who failed to maka claim before November 26th, 1891, are barred by the decree from any share in tbe fund. In all cases proof will be renuired by the Auditor. Albert L.

Mitchell, of Athens, of the identity of claimants, and executors, administrators, must tile copies of their letters with certificates from proper officer that they have not been dis-charred. Claims will be paid when approved by the Auditor Id tbe orderof their presentation, by check on (he Bank of the University, Athens. Ga. upon receipt in the form prescribed by tbe Company. Blanks for making claims may be had on application to the company or any of its agents, and all correspondence on this subject, to secure prompt attention, must be addressed to DISTRIBUTION DEPARTMENT, vSoCTuaa Uetval Ixscaaxca Athens.

Ga. Aram, Jan. 25th; 1885. Dlasolutlon of Copartnership. THE copartnership heretofore existing between Reynolds and A Neely under the name of Remolds Co.

ex pired by limitation on ihe first day of March 1885. The undershrned will con- tinne the business at C. C. Reynolds a Co, assuming an tne iiaotnnes. nhll CCRETKOXW.

r. 5 7 1 A tot 1 1 Mo interest. i i.