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the 4th inst. He had on white linsey clothes,
and perhaps may have on a jeans. overcoat, and
quaker hat. He may make his way to Mad
ison county, Ala. where he was raised on the
plantation of Thomas Miller. A reward of
TEN DOLLARS will be paid for his appre-
henson and confinement in any jail in Ala
bama or Mississippi. Direct to Livingston,
Sumter county, Ala. Or New Market Madison
county, Ala.


G. B. & KHLEBER MILLER


January7, 1899. I7-3wt