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NOTICE
The subscriber has Iust rocened his
Fall and Winter supply of
Dry Goods and Groceries
NOT f.

{sclee,ed by himself IN New York. e,nira-
cling al,nos, every article usually found IN
Dry Goods and ,rocery slore, which, he offers
low for cash or on the usual credit 20 Puuc-
tual customers W. ! GERALD.
Nov. 5--3, ..-'r
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DlED-At her residence. near Fla, Rock, ker-
shaw District, on the l:hh Sep, Mrs RERxeoa
Sutru rcl!ct o. the late Samuel Smith. N '''r
I'D wear Of he. ncc. She became n,moe! oi
the Bap.,s, Chn.ch about 81 yca,. ago. and her
cxempiaty Ii". accorded with h'r p:"!ession as
christian
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In Equity.
kERSIIAN DISTRICT.


Andrew Bowman
and others.
vs. B:l! fora sale aud div ison
Hampton B,nun
an'i Others.
!; arpca',n. to my ,a'is!slIon that IIsmp-
ION Bynun. Cray B,num. Ehzabc.h Farmer,
i.snh, Farmer. John Farmer, \bac' Car
michael. Elizabeth Hampton. Thomas lamp
ton. R"bc'; Das,.. William Ds,,.. John &.
DAVIS, Max, 3 Phillips. Joseph Philips
Vcr!'nda Gardner sud Gray Il. Ga'dner. the
defendants III thu casc. a,c absent from and
be yond tho limits Of ,his Stale |, Is order.
cd that they DO plead. answer or dcmur to
,hc SAID bill Of complaint. within three months
from TIC date ~ ,hi, order, "r tn same Will
bc lak"u a. s.Hs. ,hcn, aud az order entered
accordingly
W l. CRANE Com
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Caur.en Jockey lub Races
Miil rpln.ncncc N the ~.h "f N"vcm
Der aud con,iuu, three days. free for all
horses.
l., DAY ',rarr, , mile us.
~ 3
RI
There will be swrcpslahc after each
day race
Isl day - u.,lr heats for So aud The en-
trance money
2I d,y > milc. on, for 80 aud entrance
money
Sd Lay mile heats for $50 and entrance
money
Three ar moro 10 make race
The subscription for thrc" year old colts
and Gllics is made up and closed and Will
bc run on monday the 9Th the day before
the Jockey Club Races From the colts
entered fine and interesting race is anu
c.patcd. r..-
Oct 29-36-n
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For Sale,

Two lish, l!arouch Carriages. with harness
suitable Tor on" hnrsc per ,cctly new. having
extension tops. u.adc 10 order Apply to
4 BURR
no. 5"36.:c
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,mphlana Patton
B, virtue Of dccrc,al order ofth. t'oun OF
hanrrr,. made IN lh. above case. tiir { ON.
missioner III Eqny inr hester D,.,ric. wl
| .cll al tho court house oi sad District. on the
first Nonda, IN Drcrn,urr ncxl. all lha, plan
,al,un whrrcnl " ,l!,,tn Paiint, decd lately
lived. .nua,ci on tho a,awha River, a, the
head fall. oi Lanl-Iord. containing
6iO Acres.
The ,arl plantation consists Of an r.land IN
SAID rncr Containing
l}3 .icrcS.
we'll acap,c,! to The cul,u.c Of cotton which
fcgu!tr TO fencing.
10 Acres
Of cotton land, on saId river. and
4 Gn0I Mead r;
The remainder is strong upland well adapted
TO the growth Of corn and Cotton. iIno,,
30 acres 4.c cleared and now Il. iur culliva.
ton
On the premise, Is q TWO story
Dwelling House,
with rooms. aud fire place IN each;
4 go0d Gin House anu Screr
and all necessary buildings. such as
Negro Houses. STABLES, DC.
Those who may wish To purchase. will DO
well to examine the premises rior' The day
Of sale g. " Dolby. Esq u called upon
at HI. residence IN I.ancas,cr'Illc, or address
cd by letter, will as,is, those who may desire
10 look over SAID plantation.
he sale will be positive,
Terms Of sale SO much OF the purchase
money as will satisfy tho costs "f sale must
be paid on the day Of sale The balance paya-
bic III three equal annual 'ns'aln'cnts with
interest. The purchase money mus. be Sc
cured by bond and approved security, and q.
mortgage Of The promises
SAM MALILY. c. " c. d.
Commissioner, Office,
Chester t'our, House,
November 5.--26.--I
NOTICE.
TIE subscriber has Just received his
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y, Z are auih t'Zt'! 10
ANNOUNCE Ioux RrsS.IL Esq a. a candidate 'oS
CLERK Of the Cou,, OF Common Pleas, OF hc'siaw
Dis,:ic, at the ensuing elccii"n
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FANCY DRAB.

BROWN and M,srI BROAD CLOTHS
SUIT, ! for n,rrcoa.-. also. rich. chcck'J
an. striped ~SAMERE aud SAT'rl.
NETTS, for sale by
F.. W. BONNEY.
Oct, o0-31-,i.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
INTERESTINGLY u,der.irned ore

"
- mlS.u- a.u -CJeIt, 20 tuJJ.l-t ard plrni
D.rct'yo' q. Cts ui hrbls, lgr.,a,. iu tar
plan al,,v pEopo>cd ~ Nj J y Laujo., uc aa,IaE
20 L. on ,>rgrs AT oi uit SINE ,u es. I.r D,.t1-
cay sal. coIta.u Stityat III ui Dlg La.h.- a..I
, 'nuIs cliu.S IWuoI4s of Mobile All a. us tHc
ID tiotnn>. Tor JacI With .trr.sptctNc .uC-t1u>
al olhc S; q ~llicmtnj ID al g,b.c tou,,e at &C.
IH'h1cut, ni It ttp, He ,fI .ieic ..l.s afd { M
ne. A. Houses; "t al ~ o.tlnt N.... ctu....-
tsLl'i>,pl az sai a. t5HtE a.. y. "a ,s s.e.a
wI omitci, - lar as osa te c't.,, ...l, Jsc,.-
tanned. Aut an alp Ida,t c.s. q ai- . 81. &c. ct
account OF t., ma 49, ant re.id, e.. % I'D u..u,N ca
EmltS. sal tls rs tic pUh.>J,;S oJt t-,. Buo hia,
be mugmeI IL grttng up EotA 81 las l.ui lie
Publishers 1-r aware al th mlay "a ,itulte tty nui
ani Suggestions Of emp tett gentlemen, pa tcuar-
ti> c,t,, as wen as n, vllouS psbc aua p,lyatc
Institutions ot whatever description.
TEsNs: The Director, will b, handsomely prn-
>ubScnb, IS IN the couIse OF November, lof Two dol
airs copy.
Advertisements VIII he inserted a, tie end, on
han l>om calorcd paper, at the lA lowing rates. hat
pa n ar under, S5-luI par, $40. Notices m
work ol TINS klni, wal b. very useful Tor Comn ,>lon
Merchants, Factor, Insurance O.hce> B okrrs,
Lawyers, Ph ySc3lS, Pdhltc Hnl>rS, Boarding
HllS'>. rs wtlaS Vi rchant,. e. oc,rS &c Ne
.cI3- The plp,rs Ia Anha ni. Z n acnil Column
bus. VI and y O cans, shall be- 'atted To c ,py by
in q ting tits note --anl should codnry rnl.rmen
wsl Ia send an a6ye ,>rmeur and cncose , " mon,v
they s all receive pace in tie Drect,.y han lsome-
" displayed II NJ Meet IRE,
& Y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
a Ar AIN.
= KS!0R. ati1.! . .N9sr d, T&s' Sal

on sEvaS YEARS eSEnlT, WITHOUT ISIEAIsr.
q WILL sell NV rIla'uion VI Holmes County,
n Nl,>~ts>ippl, "a lie iaz vd.ey, TX mtes
tonl Tcluii, .J,n.1. u.s. pan. nn q MAJ. b. Il
and Mr. MLcy Dlv=; u aCtC ,- in< al. ay tkGtJ
"a kuair, acres Of and seven hJrt.ei m ,ta..-
l'l, Twelve d. u.r.1 under fence. Tue.C are on t.
p..s,. ga ,jlut two .u u-cS. tao mus ani
Two % = q d.ts,s, about auT aauvad head ct
clt,c, Uv-lvC v'kC II o-rn, tolr bCni ed head 90
ia.>, vii. h'rSes, WHr> ami tumng Jifus,l, IT d !
kinds lnal htnu tntie hui 40 cLiuvduin, then
a-e >evcli. alni.cd &C Is rint have b'rn prepared
dsnag tdt prr>,ut yea for cutydtoa, AMI 4 tho
slul acre, en- BE psujed ~ Cotton a., nest ,ter
WIKI >ultcl,ncy cd co @ r.ouut % snVpy tat lac
with corn, There IS tine c op o cI,A, WhrA vii
he sold Nith tue place; aud livery thing that as b,en
raISrd ont tlls year except tat crop OF cotton.
Iuere are, also, un g. place. between sixty AMI
seventy hkCiy uCgo~, aii aecdmatcd, all ct tuent
except tour, hlv, hcen'n thu county NOR than Two
wears, at winch numb between htiN and 'lkty are
first rate field hands, with two excel tHt mCc anic>,
hlck,mIl All ctGraicr, viii sell the Ian IT,
stock t,rmng uten,I.>. sc ATONE; or e plantation
lni ne.lu.S, Ia sat The pulcHi>rf II can be ca>iiy
ANA advanlsc Gus Y dnldcd ntn two uaci>, as there
arr two qua,,,ts and I'VE an boIs,s, tiat wee los
mery used as separate plantations. The annual
payments required o the pulcnlstr wl not equal
~ several Lous nj dolats, the ~ ctrtdS OF the
pres eut c.np. A. | am determined Ia sell the land
ihd negroes or the ant aIOna, aud nn Terms as t.
vnrate To tie pnlc uastr any opcrty OF e klni
lor SAFE IN The Sput, tao>c pe,Suas WHO WIS.,. q
max an INV 'Stn ut m sue rp,opti'y WlI ind ii to
tder alvautag, to VISIT tins ptlce and examine 10
he:nSe YES. POSSESSION s. lee gvea on lie INST 1t
January, ~ 50 SOFA As tie pt'elt cop Of cotton IS
s,clrcd anI haolcd to tae Ludmr
,Nd reitr p,r,oi3 wlSltnt t. examine the plac
"A O.. i
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

A GREEABEY 10 an order granted the Under
N signed at the Probate cou.t of loNndes
county, ATE of Mississippi, hey viii rro''td to
sell ON he 9Th of ,Iarum,, 1897, on thc piaut4-
uon OF Tbs. Brook,hn,, t,c'd. all tie goods
md chatiel, teungng to ne estate of .ald de.
cei eli, IN credit OF six months; purchaser Nv
Ils bo"d With approved sermirv.
MlIlLJA BRDOKSIlIRF, .ln'r.
JAN J. LEWIS, administrator.
De-. 1876. 22-iw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
nifty ID LIARS REWARD.

VRNlE above reward viii be gwen to any per.
- son who may apprehend and teure iu jail
my tw" negro boy, Patrick aud Henry who run
ANY, ron the abogt the 10Th June last, aud m
addition 10 ti,e above reward all reasonable ex.
pea e. will be pad /, tie aid boys are delivered
to ne III Montgomery. Patrick is about %
years cd. live ieet,...l nchd, high ola fine black
co,,r, anl ma, lie known by two humps on bis
t'.5D, a,'t"I .rom a burn. Henry is Is
Ycus ns, ',.clln" complexion, slender form, and
about i,eJ o io,Les hIuh, when questioned. he
Summers GOA hcta3.t IN hl- utter anbe.
1EtS. MLRRLN L1HER.
o.. G, 1895.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

A 'RhhABhN {" an order granted me at the
IA rgoart coat Of LoNndcS county, Miss.
eecn.er ;e a., whl p,o,,,d to sell on de 5ta
DIV Of Jalaits, 1897, IN he town If Nashville,
VI. All tic good ch,nels and personal proIct,,
bconglng 10 tue c>ta e OF john Aof, dec d %
c'eJn OF .lx n'lll', plrca ,ser giving bond wh
,Pnoved se,uliy.
JOHN j. LEWIS, admir-.
De-. :, 1895. 81 NV
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

NJ )rlCt. Is he eby gwen, thh at the January
~ Term, 1897, of ne Pr bltes Cou If
dnnroe County. State Of NJ 'iSsipp, TO be hell IN
the town OF Athens in tie sll CT lnty, OF the 81
Law Of Jinuary. 81 tie un .rslgn' lnlnistra-
ratnr Of tle grois AMI clatt.s, rights and Its
# Nancy avens, late Of sail co1ntv, deceased,
viii p csent his final accounts with e estate pf said
Nancy Cravens ~ SAID ProbItas Corr, for allow.
Iace aud inal set eaau,; WHOM an where th"s
Interested may attend if they think proper, aud Goa.
test the allowance thereof
WILLIAM CRAVENS.
.7dm'r Of Nancy Crarens deed
Dee. II, 1865 Sw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
CO-pAEsTNL.Ee ZIP.

FsNliE Subscribers have lomod copar,ne,-
n ship for tie purpose Of ,ransacng Com
mission business N .Iohue, and & neral M,lcall-
tlle HlSneSS N tnts pace. t have pure aScd iioal
G ias ii. Abatt, ESQ In, entire >tock OF Goods, aud
mo respectfully solicit the patonagc ot ms former
Customers, tad the public gencraY. neoccap,
his orm'r sand, dI erty opposite the Eagle iioeI
nA Man 81 eel; and have lor the season. Ia ~
lnl nrraI assortment off ,olS " ,lcl we are ds-
posed t. sell on accomno atng terms.
Tie StyIe otolr finn IN Molllc. II H. NJ. ThOmI
son & Co. AMI III tIs place. b. e : x Thompson,
A. e. BURGESS,
II. NJ. THOMPSON.
Sept l. 1886. l3tI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
E.GHTY NEGROES for SALE

n DFltE Is HEREBY gvea, thu agteeaby To
4 Y al order OF tle P,oote, Goa OF LpWnde>
colutv, StltA of Mississippi, made AZ the Octnber
Tenn thereof, 1886; | SMlI On tie lJth AMI lltl
days Of January next 1854 expose 10 ruhhc Sale
Ia the hu les bl Ter, Oh ere iI at twelve mouths,
at the plantation OF tn late Joan Ovcr i've mics
from Columbus, all tlc ncr, orS hfiunEHg 10 TIE
nnor al l,tn Of Snl DE aS,l, beng % IA en- 'N
IN nUn3.r. lac goes are mn>dV Young and
very likely, AMI are among the best COTTON pckcls n
III Soltiern country. Also, n the same line, viii
be rented lor the enS.'lng year, 1897, the Plantation
oI sad c'asrl. To tie ~ eSt bidder, c1atun NJ
between 600 and 700 ac.rs vi Gle ned land: VITA
convenient gla-aoase, cotton pes and Other ncccs-
S1ry blIdlag.. Eond and app o,e StculiDy, Nj
b. rtq"ryd.
JOHN ID plBB, Guulen.
Ociobe, g, 1915 tbs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
DD1T'Ds2 II, Y. CORNELL,

EE t}lhu located himself n West Por', Of
n !efs b, pro'c,lop,l scr,lccs To the c-
1cnS oi lb,s cotnty. II tn vl.lruS departments of
tie p,n'c>Sloa. Satisfactory references and tcstlnlo-
mas clquailict atoms c,I b. gwen.
y Dr. {, has male ran t,mcnts 10 visit Co.,
umb1S every day, unless necessarily dctnncd ANY
person requesting his services, viii please ,a}c mo-
zee n tln store Of - ). $ Fiaukhn.
West Pot Sent TO- 1886 9Cm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

VsN'IF anniversary of St. John the Evangelist.
Il Will lie celebrated BY Columbus Logs,
No. :, al te 9Th instant. MeHaheis are psrt.cn-
ariy requested To be purciusl m their attrndsncsi
ant transient bnt5Ten are invited 10 oir in the eeTe-
MONIES ttii.e CAV. Prncf ssan vii he formed stikg
Mas, nc Han a, IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and proceed %
Tie Met o 81 Church, wHc an address will ke de-
avere, b! brother James H. smith.
BENZ. ESTES,
NJ. ~ BROOKS,
J. p FORD,
G. II. ALERT,
COMMITTEE Of .9vTGrgtment.
Columbus, Dec 3, $780,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

VENo NerchIniS,--t middle aged mnn.
u. acquainted w,th hooks aai accounts. WISHES
a Sluluun. Satisfactory reference cnn be gwen.
Please enquire at the Ba, OF the Eagle lloel.
Dec. l lS3j.--2w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

The abnve Lands viii be offered in QUARTER
SECTIONS-ior God or Silver, at minimum ot
Five Dollars per acre. The sale 10 continue from
day To day until tft whole are offered.
ROBERT TlNNIN, Register.
VILLA. EDMONDSON, Receiver,
December II, SO. 8 low
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
EGTG SAFE.

q { pursuance of instructions from the proper
Il department at Washington City, a PUBLIC
SALE vii Be hell 81 the Land Office, at Pnuiot,c,
M,ssisslp2-cOn OF the third Monday IN
February, 1887, for the disposal Of the Locations o'
Reservations, made under the 18th article of fh-
Treaty with the Chickasavs, Of gath Nav. 1884; or
50 many Of the same as have been approved "f BY
IL. Presilirni If the I'nifeh Sfates-vlZ.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

SMITH, RAINGEARn, & CO., Have
~ just received a flesh supply Of Irugs, Me-
dclne.. Lemon Syrup, " ndow Glass, Putty, Pa
lcnl NJ, dlolues, Ftllumery. sc. The above articles
together with complete asso lmeni Of every article
usually kept in lheir line of business, may always be
hld and Wu he sold wholesale or retail at the lowest
p lccs AMI on tae most accommodating terms; also;
4 superior article of paste hacking.
Columbus, Nov o5 1886 2O-4t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
Commercial Eank of Col mbus.
COLUMBUS, Mss. Dec. 3, 1896.
Rank STOCK FOR SALE Ar AUCTloi

Rank STOCK FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
IN Pursuance OF the sth Section Of the Char
h ter Of the Commercial Bank Of Columbus.
Nsslsslpp and IN obedience to an order Of the
PICARD oi Directors OF said Bank. one thousand
,hm's Of delinquent stock Of sald Bank will be
,old to The hiuht ST bidder for cash, at the font
door Of sand iIank at Columbus, Mississippi, be-
tween he hours of \. NJ. and o'clock p Nj
on the 2nd day Of February, 1887. SAID stock
was forfeited Tor non payment { the third install
nen due lhccon, HE 9Th day Of October, 1896.
he amount Of each Instanelt IS tweniy dollars
on each shire OF one bundled dollars.
Drlmqucnts are allowed by he charter Of SAID
Bank until The day Of sale. 10 pay up aneaIages
and redeem hor stock; and art e,cby notified.
hat II They ihl 50 10 de-, her stock Will, On that
day, tie Sold without Ies exc as above stated.
Stockholders who have made dcposles for tie
purpose Of paying their second and third install
n.cns, bat have failed TO pcsent II Ell certificate
tor renewal, ale requested TO lnng item in fcr that
PuIpote.
CHAS. II. ALERT, Cosb'r.
Fec. ?, 1876. 23f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

ET 0TlCE Is llERllY GIVEN, that let
Y tcrs Of Admin tat on wee Glalj,d 10 TIE
Undersigned. AT peal tcrn Of I! Holalc, Corn
Of Nosnha County Sat Of NJ sappl hcll u the
town of Macon, on MONDAY tie u o.e q No en-
Der, 1856 on the estate of J,hn T.. NJ Ca,b, late VI
saIA coanty. dee a>e,. II persons ba1 .ng claims
ag1n, the sand John T., M'Clskt are hert BY npl-
fed to present them, popIl, anti eUt ratrd within
the time prescribed ly law, or tie same VII le tan
red; and all . indebted ia said cslnt are raueS-
ed 10 make immediate payment.
ACSAII MCASKiIL.
REUBEN II. GRANT,
Drc 3, 1861 CIV (Irmcr sfrtS7.)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
L,I.N.LD FOR SHE.

THE following LAM n the h,,t,w Ma
,Ion, mostly Stu, ted III LhIc.a" coual, rs per
Iowh,hip AID Nll.e, va;
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

~ )fIC Bly, an olde of tie Probate
" Contot Lownde, on ", Miss. Iva pre-
ceti u sell 70 the hlg.eS bidder AT { court case
IN Co,umbaS, ON saturday TIE 1thday ot Jam any
next, tit following tract q! land, Va. Tie no IL
hail east hat, nnrtca tquai, ;, ctlor So township
II, range II west; and, also, tie east haa so,tu,as
qua ter stctnI %, tewnSEip IL, rahgt j VEST tie
prope ~ of William rwence. d c,aS,d
{ ut OF /! months wI be given. Bend and
appoyel @cnriy viii be required.
HA.SSll y. LANREAG44.2lu.nizl1Glor.
Dee. 10, 1886. 2.-}N
Ia reply Il a call OF Wui. Egyin's, deny ASSERT
n5 ne hiSl cI3rgc IL lc;: the ST cond and third !
do assert AZ true, can prove item sich, aud viii
awI Call to cJult tneIc 10 cstab.iSa tao same.
J. NJ. ERWIN.
Dee. 3.-ow.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
30 Ac-e On Lana iol sale.


VHN H. ulIcrsIgnel vii sell the tract Of fine
u rca erllc land, upon Which lie new re-
sd c"nn NJ $40 acres, 'yine five and half mi es
ti"m COLUMBUS. lhiitdt t,ly On the Hamilton adj
well sitni,1i and aduiratl, adapted 10 the culture Il
co a'r' cotton, with about forty acres vel. lmpfos ed
and u hIr STATE Oi cultivation, and has good ccni.
Portable dwe,hng-otise aud other necessary oui-bud.
mgs oil u
As, 800 bushels Of corn. and or 5000 pounds Of
y" tdd car b. had reasonable terms together,
nia nall so' oi cattle ana ST. OF 50 head OF hogs
Also It the purchaser WISHES, he viii sell tour good
irgrprs
i r ots .vlsiIoG this section Of country for the
pup :" ul N kiug purchases with an intention to
move Ia tns country Would d6 we'll after reading this
advertisement Ia cn aud examine the above proc. r,y
A. viii give COED hergnn 10 the purchaser. For
further lniormltion apply 10 ne on the premises
JOIN ROGERS
Columbus Nov 10 1886 l0-3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
Land for sale.

'ETiiN subo,nI er Offers for sale so acres Of
III tad, oae half III which ltlcugs to the
towns " 81 ohn.lus, tie otEer joining on tie
nonh lcnons VII Eng to Ivy. ran apply to tie
ovn,r al honc. AIkAliAM BO11LES.
t,. 4. l9t6.-2lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

Columbus, Nov. 10 1886 l0-3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

Administrators Notice.

y INyV~'E " V9tV
Dc. II, 1886. -23 3w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-21

ceive, and cause the income to be divided
among the several school districts, in such
manner as might be provided by law. 1t is
believed that the fund might be managed,
the income applied, and the advantages
more impartially distributed 10 this manner
than in any other.
During the recess of the Legislature.
communications have been made to me by
the Executives Of the States of Pennsylva,
MIA, N Carolina, Alabama, Kentucky Ohio,
Mississippi, Virginia, Maine, Connecticut
South Carolina and N. York, enclosing
resolutions ofthe legislatures ofthose states
upon various subj ects, and containing re
quests that they be communicated to The
Legislature of this State, which will be laid
bef1re you at an early day.
The vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Hon. Timothy Merrill, late Secretary OF
State, was supplied by the appointment of
Farrand F. Merrill, who had held the office
Of deputy secretary under the late incum.
bent.
The recent adoption Of the amendments
to the Constitution will necessarily call
your attention to an alteration in the sew.
eral acts relating TO the passing of laws, to
"CNt 'hS PiSeSht VI ohIhutIou VI tuC LtBi
laure.
| have, as | deemed it my duty, thus
frankly submitted to you my views upon
the several subjects alluded to 10 this
communication, relying upon your wisdom
and general knowledge of the wants of our
country, for such legislative action, as will
advance the virtue and happiness of our
citizens, and secure in their purity, our free
institutions. should do injustice, to my
own feelings, should omit, on this occasion,
to express my grateful and respectful sense
of the confidence reposed in me by an cleo
ton, by majority of my fellow citizens, to
the resposble Office Of Chief Magistrate of
the State.
Aware that the servants of the people
should be judged not by their professions of
zeal for the public good, but by the manner
in which they shall discharge the trusts re.
posed in them; l will barely remark that in
the performance ofmy official duties sha
rely on the cordial cooperation of the sew.
eral branches of our government, and the
generous and liberal support of an inielli.
gent people. SILAS II. JENISON.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Montpelier Oct. ID, 1886.
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1t will be observed that the relative
strength Of parties in the Legislature is
very near as we estimated it, The Van.
ties are just a comfortable minority, say
half dozen more of them than last year
but not in the leas. troublesome.
The House and Senate in joint commit
tee, elected G. l.. KNAPP, Editor Of the
State Journal, Secretary Of State, on Friday
on the second balot.-E. d. Barber was
the opposing (V.Buren, candidate--second
ballot, Knapp l29,, Barber Of.
The Judges of the Supreme Conr: were
reelected on Saturday without opposition.
F.F. MERRILL, son of the late Timothy
Merrill was elected Expressing Clerk
ballots 1872 for NJ D. P. Thompson co.
scattering l6.
NORMAN WILLIAMS, Secretary of the
Senate, WILLIAM WESTON Assistant Sec
re,arY.
a. l., MINER Clerk of the House, JOHN
l.. Buck Assistant Clerk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-21
The ELEcTIoNs.--The election in Penn.

The ELEcrioNs.--The election in Penn.
syvnnia turns out rather bad for our side
but the result in New Jersey and Georgia
is Unexpectedly propitious. In New JER-
sEY, one branch Of the legislature is tied,
and in the other, the majority is but
one against US. The Wing ticket for
Congress in GEORGIA now stands 1900
ahead, and our friends at the south appear
to feel perfectly certain that the vote Of this
state is lost to Van Buren,. In MARYLAND,
things stand in statu quo. DELAWARE goes
as usual, Wing, to the back bone.
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Gov. tensions vote is only about 1900
less this year than what it was last, when,
it will be recollected, he was supported BY
the Midd.ebury Free Press, Franklin Jour,
nal, North Star, Palmer, Eaton, Barber.
Smith, &c. &c. And this we take to be
about fair estimate Of the immense infu,
ence of that immaculate clan and their
three. fourths of the antimasonc papers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-21
Vezv Goods.

YNElE subscribers have Just received
Il from New York an extensive assort-
ment of FALL and WINTER GOODS;
comprising all the usual varieties kept in
country store, which we will sell as cheap
as the cheapest.
WELLINGTON, WHITNEY g. CO.
Milton Falls, Oct. I8, 1886.
N. B. Also 500 bushels coarse and fine
salt.