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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

The following is sketch of the
life of General Houston from the
Washington correspondence of the
Pennsylvania Inquirer:
The first time that ever saw Hous-
ton, was, ! think, in the year 1904
As l was standing at the corner Of
College street, Nashville, Tennessee,
with a friend, q fine looking man
dashed by US, and was induced to
inquire his name.
That, sir, said my friend, u Ma
jor Houston, . young man Of great
promise-whO is rapidly rising IN
public favor. He is brave, and has
fought CALAMITY with General Jack
son, and in the lapse Of a few years
will be Governor OF Tennessee
llearned that Major Houston was
originally a carpenter, but soon
quilted the profession, and commen-
ced the study Of law, politicks and
arms. To the latter science he was
most enthusiastically devoted; but -
war was now at IN end, he confined
himself to politicks and law. Soon
after he was elected to Congress,
and as a member Of the house Of Rep
resentatives, held . commanding p0-
siton. His popularity was steady
and rapid in the increase, and the
year 1923 found him Governor Of the
State Of Tennessee. In the wars Of
l816-'l7, with the ScminoIes and
Creeks, he distinguished himself as .
gallant soldier ;at the celebrated battle
If the Horse Shoe, he was badly woun-
dedin the arm, (which disabled him. In
1916, having, in debate, animadverted
with severity on the removal OF Mr..
Curry from the postoffice at Nashville,
and the appointment Of Mr.. J. p. lr-
win, a near relative of Mr. Clay, Ee
was challenged by the gentleman to
mortal combat. The parties met in
Kentuckv-Irw;n was shot, and bad
ly wounded; and though no excep-.
tons were taken to the mode IN
which Houston conducted himself on
the occasion, an indictment was OBJ
tanned against him, for political efIec,
IS he alleged, As he was at that time
a candidate for tho office Ex-Governor
of Tennessee.
On the Goth Of February, 1885
whilst holding the Office OF Chief Ma
gistra.e of TennesseA, he challenged
Chapman johnson. Of Virginia, TO tho
seld, and tie invitation was declined.
At the Virginia Convention OF tina:
year, Mr.. johnson reported an cd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

Richmond, July %, 1886.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
THE STATE OF Mississippi,
Monroe County.

To all persons Interested in The lands, tenements,
and hevdiiameats Of James Gray dc'd.-Greetng
VXTHEREAS, Nancy Gray, Administrative
w of the said James Gray, at the August
Term, 1886, of the Prooates Court of the County
aforesaid, upon a proper shelving to said Court OBJ
tained an order from said Court, that citation issue
(by publication in the Columbus Democrat for SIX
successive wceks) notifying all persons interested in
the real estate OF the said James Giay To be aud
appear at the November term, 1886, of s1i court TO
shew cause if any they have, why The following
tracts of land shall no, be sold, viz The north hall
OF the east half olte south west quarter OF section
No 6, township No Ia OF range No II west; the
south hall OF the west half of the south east quarter
OF section 8, township Ia, range IS west.
You are therefore hereby notified to be and APP
pear before the next Prohaes court of said county
at the court house in Athens on the fourth Mondny
in November next QsS6) then and there TO shew
cause il any You have, why the said land should not
be sold.
WITNESS, the Hon. Richard Dlworth, Judge o
said court, the fourth Monday of August, 1886
Issued the i4th day ofScptcmber, 1886, with the
Seal of the Court affixed.
Test: D. H. MORGAN, CLv.
BY j. W. BELL, Dep.
Sept. "a, 1896. HOW
printers fee $li)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
Ne w ~ ID r
I'D
q
And Medicine Store.

UNiiE subscribers having taken thestore latch.
4 occupied by Messrs. WALSH < H.Fs,.
and directly opposite McSsrs EcEFoRD 4 FuIr2
Store arr now receiving and opening a conlD.,,.
sortmrnt oi Drugs, Medicines, Paints. OI> a.
Dive Suits, which we intend 10 sell wholesale IN
rctal, upon the most reasonable terms. PL,siar.
and painters IN particular viii find it 10 their in,.s
10 call as we can warrant all articles sold by hi, ,
be Of tle very best quality. And as We intend +,
keep at all times ui stock on hand. tb,y c.r ],
any time be supplied with such articles as tl.ry ra,
want and as low as they can purchase them m Nj.
b le or any other southern city.
We have also great variety of Patent Mel
cintS, for the cure OF coughs, oonSumptous. rEr.
matte complaints, lever and agu,, intermittent tN,r.
Sc; winch arr highly reeoHH., uacd bv man, of n.
most respectable physicians, both in England a1i
tins county; also, aA kinds OF surgical Instruments
A supply Of the finest KIND ol French prti;up,ry
great variety OF fine soaps, and a general a,,yi
mput Of fancy articles, suen u, hair, Goth. ami E,,
brushes; snuff and tobacco boxes, shaving h.,
rorS, Sc.
Some superior old Madeira, Sherry. and Pm,
wines flesh box rai-ns ana tine almonds. Nrsn
expecting also suppl! Of fresh confectionery, from
| New York
Ga hand, window sass Of almost all siles-to
winch We ottr to the public, and hope By kreppO
the best OF ARTICLES selling cheap, ana strict at,,ntns
10 business 10 obtain share OF their patronage.
SMITH, RAlNGEARD, & Co
Auril : 1S36--II-v
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
N q II I G. f..

VENEIE subscribers having purchased the Drug
a Store and ra'le Stock Of llooKER,
on ke-Strcet, offer for sale awe-scected asst TT
men OF Drugs, Medicines, Oils Paints, Putty,
Wmdow-Glass, Soaps Perlumcry, sc. &C. compr'-
sing every article in the line. Country merchants
and physicians are respectfully invited to give them
cal.
They have also associated themselves in the prac-
tee of Medicine and Surgery, and offer their servi-
ceS To the public, in the various branches OF then
profession. They may be found at their Drugstore
at all times, when not professionally engaged
T.. f., SLADE,
july %. 1s3G-2-tf j. BAKER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12

HIIE subscribers offers to sell, at private sale
Il the fine and substantial brick store, on Main
street, now occupied by Messrs. Gibson, Limtn
and Law. Possession can be given on the LIST Of
January, 1897. For terms apply to the subscri-
Der. ID. & W. STANTON.
Columbus, August ID, 1897. Ok
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
Il + Nj o v AL.

n b. MCKINNEY has removed his tin
% shoptoa new building, opposite the Planters
bank on Main street, where he has and intends
keeping general assortment OF tin ware; which he
will dispose Of at wholesale or retail, ON as reaSona-
lie terms as can be afforded in this country.
Country merchants and others would do well 10
call and see the wholesale prices before they pur-
chase elsewhere. All orders from distance viii be
punctualy attended to. He has several first rate
workmen i'll his employ.
10 Two boys of steady habits, between twelve
and fifteen years of age will be taken to learn the
timing business.
Feb. ). lo56-.}2-x
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
27,5OO ACRES
Rich Cotton Land in Market,

TEVHE subscriber offers for sale, on accommo-
-E dating terms, twenty seven thousand i've
hundred acres Of Land lying in the late Choctaw
country, most olwhch was carefully selected by
hms,l, and purchased at the public sales IN 1888
1894. and is in handsome settlements from 2lo to
100 acres in tracG the greater part OF II IS from
one to fifteen miles distant from the TomhlTby river,
extending from the Sookanoochee to the Ilbhcc nv
err. There are some valuable tracts oiu m the VA
200 Valley, and in Madison, and other countless
Those wishing to purchase good durable cotton land
II . healthy country, would do well TO give Inn q
ca In ms absence they can see attic office OF the
Clerk ofAe county or probate Court m the hands OF
Robert d. Haden, esd book OF Maps winch has
all the tractsmarked on it, with the pflceS ana terms
He also has about thirteen thousand acres III ult
Cbickasaw country which will be sold low Tor cash
ar part down and the balance on time.
THOMAS MCGEE.
August 10, 1886 5tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
COlllnliSsiOn RMsiMpNS.

TOHN ADAMS, of Carroton, Ala intends
- removing to the city of Mobile early in No
vember next, and offers his services to the Planters
and Merchants Of Alabama and Mississppi as Gem
mission Merchant. He win devote his attention ex-
cluSvely to the sale of Cotton receiving and for
wardng Goods, and hopes by diligent attention to
business, to merit share ofpubic patronage.
August 10. GIN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
MONT CT Els II A l. vi
An Indian Remedy for
T00TsI-ACTEE.

FEV1E established reputation and constantly!
a. increasing demand for this efiectua renedlI
OF pain and preservativc of the teeth, has ndued
the subscriber to offer il to the American Public
Arrangements have been made to supply Agents 70
all the principal Cities and Towns in the Unlte6
States, so as to place it within the reach Of tho%
suffering and likely TO suffer wh that most larras
mo of all aches, ToorH-AcHE.
When applied, according to directions given o.
the bottle it has never failed to afford immediate and
permanent relief 1t also arrests the decay in IT,
ective teeth, and relieves that soreness Which 70
frequently renders strong tooth useless. The ar
pGcation and remedy are simple innocent, aud ny
unpleasant, and the large number of persons in If
ttrent sections OF the country, that lave a AAdy
pericnced such delightful and sanitary effects / 4
the use of the balm, are ready to bear, (or tie III
lie good) their testimony to its mniyaled qualinef
1t is an Indian remedy obtained singulahT and q
eXpcctedly, and may be rcgardtd by tie civl0'd,
world as the most valuable discovery of the na
man of the woods
H. B. MONTAGUE.
Petersburg Virginia Nov. 1885.
N. B. All applications for agencies or orders g,
the balm will receive prompt attention = address"
TO the subscriber. II. b. ~
tEs- Sold wholesale and retail by SMITH h ~,
GEARp & Co. only Agents los this part OF he
country.
Columbus, May 9th, 1885. 45-A
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12

Ely II. ALLEN \ Co. respectfully inform
ELs the citizens of Columbus and It's vicinity,
that they have opened splendid aS,ortm Mt Of
CLOTHING HOSIERY, sc. on the south side OF Nam
Street, Immediately opposite Hopkins 8 Yates, where
the most fashionable apparel may be had on accom-
modatne tcrns.-rAeir assortment consists IN par
of the following articles, VIZ:
Blue, black dahaia, brown, and invisible green, roc,
coats
Blue, black, carct, olive, mulberry, and Adcaid
dress coats.
Brown, olive, green, and mixed cloth coates.
Drab, brown, mixed, olive, and green SurtoutS and
ovcrCoatS.
Black and brown goats hair cambet cloaks.
Brown mixed blue, black and drab, cloth and kerr
seymcre pantaoons.
Vests of every description double and single breasted.
Black Italian ctavats silk hdkiS.
Gum-eastic SuSpcnderS, stocks, gloves, SC.
Ready made linen OF every dcscription-slirts, bo-
SONS, collars, &c.
Hats, shoes, &c.
Also an assortment Of cloths, kerscymercs and
vcstngs, which they will manufacture in the most
approved style, aud according to the latest laseons
March II. lS36-37-tl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
n 4 W G q Old 81,

TsNiiE Undersigned, would respectfully inform
n their friends and the pubic hat they have
past received from New \ ork and Phiadehhr
most sup uor stock OF staple aud fancy dry coo,
tor spring AMI Stlnmer-an0ng which, aie an cxrr.
siye assortment OF line and substantial articles u,
ladies and genttmens wcar--Srccted with ,rmi
TASTE and judgment Tor tins market; to enunerat4
winch would be TOO tedious, and they are Offered Ior
sale very bw indeed.
ID. & w. STANTON.
Columbus, MAY. IS, lS3G-IG-X
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
Valuable Town Property for Sale

TEHllE subscriber will offer for sale on the
n first Monday Of November next, four
blocks Of LOTS in the town of MACON These
lots embrace the most eligible situation in the alore-
said town, with convenient improvements, and an
meXhausube well of fine water, by which the entire
town OF Macon is supplied; also, three-elghths of
and adjoining said lots, embracing tie ferry across
NoNubee river of the most fertile ana productive
character. All the above property may be had at
private sale, if an offer be mede before the dav Of
sale. Terms one third cash in hand the residue
in one and two years, with good security.
F. L. COLBERT.
July %. 2l4w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
n Rare Bargain ia E0ssc.!
October 6, 1896.


TENIlE subscriber wishing to move to Aberdeen
n us he has property there, Will sell all has
Lands, and the remainder of the ulsold Lots in the
town OF Mill Port, on the best OF terms He has near
700 acres OF choice land at this place totrabv well
improved, $50 acres of it mostly fresh land, under
good fences, and in good order Tor cultivation; com
Portable dwellings and out houses, &C. with first
rata new Cotton Gin and Press This place is stu
ated ON the Fayetteville and Tuscaloosa road, II
miles east OF Columbus, MSsissipp; is a most de-
ightul situation; high and elevated, with plenty of
rood spring water and running creeks all round
There are applications continually 10 purchase Lots
in Mil Port, and the town has taken very pretty
start and must be the county site OF new made
county, which must take place by division OF the
old counties. The town is situated half mile from
the LuXepalllah river which is, with very small i'm
provemcts, navigabe for keel boats, and is only a
few miles from the rail road now chartered from the
Tennessee valley to Noble Bay. Min Port is a
great stand or a public house, and one is greatly
needed
The subscriber also has several places in This Vi
entity for sale, on the best OF terms ANY miorma.
ton wanted. can be obtained by APPLYING to james
Swcarngcn at Columbus Mississippi, or to me- VIII,
may be found almost at any time at Mill Port Ala
b. DUMAS.
July 30, 1896. F3tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
~ L.q.Vgl ron N.EAE. -
Sept. 81, 1886

,rish 10 sell The folloring tracts Of Land ria'
ENRACTIONAL Section "a, Township 10,
IL Range II East, containing about 1870 acres
fronting one mile en- the river, two miles and ball
above Columbus, and Immediately adjoining the city
ofWest Port No sandy land ~ the country is SUI
perior 10 il in soil, timber and location On il are
negro cabins, Sc. with 40 acres of cleared land in
high state of cultivation.
ALSO, the west half of the north west quarter of
Section 81, in Township 10, of Range Is East
II Joins West Port on the south; has 40 acres in cu
tivation on it anlis inferior to no land in the vicinity
ALSO, the east half of the south east quarter, OF
Section 6, in Township Is, OF Range Is east; and
the west half of the south west quarter, of Section ),
in Township IS Of Range IS east. This tract con-
tains about 100 acres; has on il a cabin, and or
IS acres in cultivation.
Should fail to sell all or either olthe above tracts
ofland, the same will be for rent during the year
1897. As have become satisfied that can do
more by practising steadily and charging well, than
by farming.
Ihaye also, tract of land composed ofthe follow
ng eIglths, viz:
East half ofthe N quarter Sec q, + Is, r II
West half the N Equartcr, Sec ~, 4 lsR II
East half Of the Il quarter, Sec y, / Is, r II
West hafofth + quarter See II, Fls, X II
East hall of the $ w quarter Sec u, + IS, K u
East halt the n f quarter Sec 81, I Is, r II
This tract hes on the old Military road about s
miles from Columbus, and is good postoak land; anc
adoins--and others.
| have also another tract of land composed Of thu
following eighths, viz:
West hafof the S w quarter, Sec %, TIC r II
West hafoft heS w quarter, Sec y, II l6, r II
East half Of the SlE quarter, Sec %, + l6 RI7
West half of the 5 + quarter, Sec 30, + l6Rl7
Fast half of the w quarter, Sec % I l6 Rl7
NV quarter Sec %, / II IL
A large portion Of this tract is open Prairie, ano
as Good cotton land as any ON the Tombgby River
and not foot ofwaste land on it 1t is south of Mai
Blewitt's farm; about miles from Macon, and
think joins the lands of Mr.. Lewis Ghmcr
~. A. \. JONES.
Columbus Miss. August 6, 1886. 4tf
u a -. = - $3.50 -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
MISSISSIPPI LAND.
NTE the undersigned have entered mic CO.
w partnership, under the INN Of
READING S. BLOJNI, \ @.

partnership A-t'aN- ---r 49,
READING 5. BLOUNT, 4 Co.
for the purpose OF tntlrln5 purchasing, and selling
lands ,...
There are many persons, residing at distance,
,IarI. interested Iu lie and Of tbs Stat vino hnd
il expensive and extremely mconyencnt 10 give
them tlat attention ti,ir Importance deserves
'T6,re ar, al>,. We presume. many capitalists IA
different parts OF the United States, whe would hAe
10 invest funds IN these lands, II they could DO 30
without GIVING them uielr personal attention.
We. tHerrlurc have been induced 20 propose
trau,actinr a general land commission business.
II b, a notorious lact that punce,v estates nave
beeu nade IN a short Time, by tie entry, purchase
and sale of lands, and We believe, that 1t Is sun
more profitable business than any Other oil Whieh
we nave any knoWcgc. The Investment, IS al east
/ q sale one, the utcS Ia land beyond dispute aId
| handsome profit quite certain. There is YET con-
siderable quantity Of land, subject to entry IN ule
ate Choctaw Nation, where our operations VIII ue
chiefly confined.
| Ne promise TO rive such reference aS shall he per-
lcty satisfactory 10 those WHO may wish US To husi-
ness for tnrsu aud confidently believe that they WI
be done 10 then advantage and satisfaction.
READING y. BLOUNT,
MORGAN MMORRlS,
EWING +. CALHOUN.
REFERENCES
4. s. BIouNT, refers TO " Iltdu Bernard, and Archi-
bald Parker. {. G. c. OF GrseaDiUc .N.C
The hon. VI llam Gysron ana Gen. john }. Fas-
teur of .Nttrbera ~ C.,
The Hon J J Daniel, and Col W ltam l. Long q
HGhidr, W
Gen " lllam l. Bount and NessrS IannaMl anl
Lavender Of Washington, N {.
George " Aioidccal, css,l Raieigh, " {.
MeSsr..J ID DiSosway, and Brothers and MesSrs
, | Kimberly \ IN. .Nfgy York.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
ID. Il w. STANTON

nAVE received a splendid assortment Of
EN- summer clothing, made expressly to order;
cut and made in very neat and superior style, con-
sistng IN part OF the following, viz:
Bombazlnc, thibct, mcrIno and Grape cambht frock
and dress coats, pantaloons sc.
Brown linen lawn and brown linen cambTic Tock
and dress coats, pantaloonS, and round jackets;
Vests, of almost every style, pattern and dcscrip-
ton
Fine linen shirts, collars and bosoms attached.
Aargc variety of very neat and superior stocks
PantaioonS, entirely new style Of goods. All Of
which they offer at a small advance on cost.
Also, just rcc-ivc3 lot of X 10 and 10 X II
glass; linseed and lamp oil; chrome yellow and green
which they offer at moderate prices to suit paT-
chaserS.
April s1S6-il-x
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12

VA ALSH y HARRIS, have in Store and
w offer for Sale Cheap, Wholesale x Retail
50 BDis. Choice Sugars,
1000 Lbs. Loaf Sugar,
so Sacks Coffee,
5 TierceS fresh Rice,
80 Bills. Moiasscs,
100 Bbs. Wmskry,
80 New England Rum,
Bbls. JarnaicaRum,
Pipes Cognac Brandy,
30 Bbls. Common, do
. Pipes Piepoiut Gin,
10 Bb,s. Common, do
10 " Sweet Malaga Wine,
5 &" Or. Casks Madeira,
Bbls. Peach Brandy,
30 Baskets Champagne Wine,
10 Boxes Muscat, do.
. Casks London Porter,
5 Pipes Cider Vinegar,
20 l.! BbIs. MackeIa,
30 - Mess Beef,
10 ID Fulton Market Beef,
80 BblS, Mess aud Prime Pork,
> Bbls Dry'd Smokd Beef
10 Kegs Sots'd Pigcs Feet
Bacon Sides Shoulders, and Canvass Hams.
80 Boxes Soap,
% Sperm Candles,
10 Kegs Water Crackers,
90 Boxes Raisns,
> Bbs Almonds,
30 Boxes Dry'd Herring
Goldfish,
Wesi-India Preserves, and .CordiaS, SC. SC.
Columbus, May lS, 1886. 46--tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12

YBNilh subscriber having located himself hi the
n town Of Cotton Tin Port tone door east Of
WALTON 4 DAGGErr's) is now opening a s,.py,
lIesl drug and med.cn,s pants, oils dyc stun.
pehunti!, AMI fancy articles, To WHICH the altcn0l
Ut the cuzens, planters and physicians is most II.
specially solicited. He pledges himself that no a.
lcntiol shall b. wanting hlS pant to ensure sal.
faction. His prices and terms shall BIZ as Ibcla .,
those OF any other establishment in the southeil
county. The quality OF articles sod by HIM is wa4
rantui uneXceplIunabe.
Physician prescriptions promptly and accuIaqy
compounded, and ali orders executed with ne.,tn !
and despatch. W. G. ". -JOM LhS
| March IS lS36-3S-X
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
ROSE & 5. J. GKOLsON

1--WE entered intoeo-Partncrship IN the Prac-
nee of the Law. and will JOINTLY attend the
c.r, Courts ia tire Counties OF Lowades and
Nam,e and the adjoining counties M Mssi>SippF
and also. tie Supreme and Chaneery Courts at
Al. RosE viii be found al Columbus, IN Lowndes
County; and. ;. j. GHoL>oS, at Athens m Mon
roe Caunty-excep, when they may be absent ON
professional business.
Oct Is, ts5i-lbu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
Free Trade and Y'ailM's hish
}. Is. NaN.
DVNnlcr and EuLIur.)

Eb ESPECTt LILY informs the citizens
AU Columbus and the adjacent country, thai
has Just received and rs now opening, a very I
and extensive assortment Of Imperial London, ala,
West OF England Cloths ana Cas,lnereS, composing
the greatest variety Of fashionable, plain and Ialcy
coIora and mixtures, both PLAIN a. IT, lied; a rw
pieces nablt cloth for Ladies liding dresses ana
Gentcmcns Summer wcai-doui,e and Single mled
Cas,lmereS OF every color and style plain and ancy
painted and Wovc pladS, one and two culuTed rlts =
Grape and PLAIN linen drls--N tSlln4S oi ali deScu.
tons: such as rich London WOyr saln striped quiz.
mgs, royal double backed drilled ma S;ics. coldta
and plan do.-diamond, ribbed aud woyc iiguro
pam and mIcd buff and white narsaii,s, with
great variety at plain and tigIuedFlcnch and EnrIS5
Satlns ana bombaSlh, Summer cotI, p;un ana eli
silk ana Salln velvet, with general aSSutmt nj 4
trimmings, toy thcr with other wearing APPAREL lw
gedtItmen, such as silk, linen and cotton shirt
boSomS, collars and drawers; slSpcndcrs. hat,
boots, Shoes pumps, stocks I,ovcs half hose. g.
sc. all Of which ne is disposed to sell Tor Wv
small advance for Cash, on the usual time as l.
feels confident in saying that more splendid ali.
fashionable assortment of cloths caSsmels and yesf
mgs has never been offered in tins or any utIRg
| southern or western market, as he took unuSla
pains in selecting the very best and most lashionab,
| articles the northern markets afforded.
iE5"Al kinds Of work in his line of business will be
executed at short notice, and warranted not 10 b,
interior to any III point OF style OF fashion. Thauki
for past iayorS, and confident that he can rcndG
entire satisfaction to those who may favor linn wifi
their onlers, he wishes to receive share oil pubic
patronage.
june II, 1896. 5l--tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

N0PARTNERSlllP.-MpJo j. BLAIR,
" late of Camden, 5. G. becomes a copartner
in our concern, from and after the first day of No
yembcr next. The business will then be conducted
under the firm OF "RuGELEY, HARRnoN, < BLAIR
RUGELEY & HARRISON.
Mobile, Sept, 10, le36-9-tlstJ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
Tennessee Bacon and Flour.

A Superior lot Of the above just received and
IN for sale by +. F. CALHOUN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
ARGYLE CAMPBELL.

ATTORNEY $ COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Columbus, Mississippi. Oc'ooel %
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