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s0TTTERN ARGUS.
TUESDAY, AUGUST, %, 1887.
ZEN p +. ACEE.

We promised last week to publish
the following letters in vindlcatlon OF
his gentleman. They are, IN our oPln-
ian a complete and triumphant refuta-
ton ofthe charges brought against him;
and proceeding as they do from highly
respectable and influential members OF
the Van Buren, party, we think the
SANDER will be arrested. General A.
G.. Brown was the popular speaker
pro. tenn. of the last House Of Repre-
sentatives of this State, and Col. Buck
NER HARRIS is well known as one Of
the mostrespected and infuentialmenof
the party in the State. AS our neigh
Dor the Democrat has been so busily
engaged in circulating the charges. and
promises to do Justice to Gen. Acee
if convinced it is wrong, we expect
it to publish the subjOined letters.
GALLATIN, Mss, August 9Th, 1887.
Dear Sir,-Your favor of the Isl
inst. Just came to hand-in answer to
the same, must say am astonished
to hear the report to which you allude.
You distinctly stated in your speech
made in the Court House on Monday
of the election, that you attributed the
present embarrassment of the people
and arrangement Of the currency, to
the measures of the late and present
administration. You were universally
looked upon as the Wing candidate; ]
heard nothing to the contrary, at least
from you, nothing in your conduct
whilst here, that | saw or heard OF
would or could induce any one for a
moment to think, you were running as
a candidate favorable to the present
administration. The smallness of Col.
Gholson's vote, / can account for very
differently however it is not necessa-
~ for your defence. A goOdly num-
Der of the people of Copiah liked your
looks and being fattered by visit from
you, voted for you regardless of your
political opinions.
Yours,
B. HARRIS.
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PROCEEDINCS

Of Columbus Lodge.-JNo. s.,
On the occasion Of the death Of III On.aa
Jetferson Forbes, a member Of the
same. y ea'S
[Extraet from the Minutes
At called meeting Of Columbus L.odve
y. S, held on Monday, August, 9lst. AL
il vas unanimously $50 A0S''
ReAOtUed. That the menbere ~ .o,,,,
bOssLOdgeS No s, deeply symbstE;Ss S, ..:.,
the parents. sisters. and 6rothesa 3 ~ ~.
deceased brOther, THOMAS JEPpt1. w ~
FORBES whose memory will ever li~e = =
the hearts Of each Of as. =.
ReSOtOcd. That in testimony oftbe b,.h
regard We have ever felt towards chr ~.
ceased brother the members Of dis T.c;IsS
Will wear the usual badge Of mourning.
and Grape On the left arm, for the 'kns<,Ss
q thirty days. -
ResolVsa. That ne Secretary 8 desired
g saatlishsa copy of these resoIutions -
the Eelesives of our deceased brother. ana
aiso copy 70 each Of the public journals
OF TINS place for publication.
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TIME Partnership heretofore existing in
Il this city under the firm Of BUILT,
SHIP, & Co. and in Natchsz of SHIP,
FERRIDAY 8 Co., was dissolved on the
I'd current by limitation. All persons indebt-
ed to, or having claims against either Of these
establishments, will present them in New
Orleans. to Bennett, Ferridays & ca, and
in Natchez 70 w. & r. Ferriday & Co,
who are duly authorised TO receive and pay
the same.
The signatures Of the old establishments
will be used for the purposes Of liquidation
only by Henry l.. Bennett, New Orleans,
and VIM. FeFriday, Natchez. or their au-
thoriSed Attorneys.
HENRY L. BENNETT,
WIN. FERRIDAY,
Surviving hartners o the .Jfrms o f BuLlit
Shin, y Co.. and &hilh, Ferrtd0y, q
CO.
New Orleans, July Sd, 1887.
The business hitherto carried on by the
above, will be continued. by the subscribers,
in this city, under the firm Of BENNETT,
FERRIDAYS, ec Co. aud Ia Matches, Of w.
g r. FERRIDAY & Co. who aave entered
INTO Partnership for that purpose.
HENRY L. BENNETT.
SVM. FERRIDAY,
POET. FERRTDAY.
los - FERRIDAY,
S. w. WAS FRS,
New Orleans, July Sd, 1887.
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LAND FOR SALE j

eCGiOm 3. Also the GsFes. !.
- quarter Of Section 4, in TorII.g,L
of RaRge IL, East, in the ChtEssss = 4
sien Of Lands. Said tract Of Ian. the,
the road leading from Aberdeentalc csc
and is IL miles from Aberdeen ~ s,
from Colbert, and miles from Tbs,n N
Said tract Of land contains about ~ IN
in = high state Of cultivation, viiooun|
cessaTy buildings for farmer. It's casd
stand for the entertainment of tran,d fif|
The above described property vlbscr1
on time. For further particular, sripti|
I. w. B. M0OR5oks
Lowndes CGarcf
or to VIM. NJ. BURTAder
Aberdeen, MuGroe G. heI
June IS, 1887. 5oks
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GALLArrN. August 9Th. 1897.

OSSA9 4OOSS
Dear Sir,-Yours Of the LIST inst. is
Just at hand, and in obedience 10 your
request, | respond by the first mail. II
need not say how very much l was
surprised at its contents saw that
the result of the election in this county
has gwen rise to report that you ran
here as Van Buren, candidate at the
recent congressional election, ami that
personal enemies are handling the re.
port to your detriment among your DO
litical friends. However much | NAV
dislike to put my name before the pub
nc IN cOnneXiOn with differences either
personal or political, will not for
that reason withhold from anv injured
man the facts within my knowledge.
material TO his defence. / was with
you during much the greater portion of
the time which you spent in Copiah,
and heard you address the people at
three different precincts-the only pla.
ces where you made public speeches
whilst here-and had you have attemp.
ted in the slightest degree to disguise
the fact of your opposition to Mr.. Van
Buren, or your devotion to wing princi-
pies, 1t could not have escaped my no.
tice, and in such an event, | should have
deemed it duty which owed to a
people who have more than once hon.
Ored me with their confidence to have
exposed the fact; if indeed such a glar.
ing and ridiculous fraud could have
needed exposure. For, by the way. I
think those who make the charge. nav
no great compliment to the intelligent
yeomanry Of COpiah. Your name !,
too intimately identified with the opDo,
sltlon for any man worthy of the name
of freeman to believe for moment IN
any sort Of representation that vou
were for Van Buren, or his policys Nc
sir SO far from finding in you anv m
cllnation to disguise your sentiments
you were regarded by many as unusll.
ally frank and open; and l am pleased
to add, mot however that / think YOU
were entirely rightly that / heard Won
frequently in private conversation as
well as in all your public speeches e~-
pressing your views freely uDon The
subject Ofthe currency and other mat.
tiers of Interesting Stare policy, and Re.
collect distinctly having heard Won saw
repeatedly that you differed with the
administration on the subject of the
Bank. And you did declare voursell
in favor ola National Bank in the mos
decided terms; and upon ali occasions
traced the present embarrassment n
our fiscal affairs to the conduct Of The
late administration in refusing It's sane.
ton to reCharter the United States
Bank ; in attempting to force the sale
OF the public lands beyond the proper
limits, and finally in issuing the specie
circular at an improper time. Yon
gave It as your decided opinion that the
whole policy Of the late and presenf
administration in relation to tie err.
{eneY was lll.advised and ruinous an
nnaliy sad that the incorporation n
another National Rank, removed f,oT
executive control. and from politicsi
influence As taF a. possible .bv roai;no
ne states the stockhol 5srs md IS,
hroTmg around it other barriers voss
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44OtA4O1C 0C1V Ss
A. G.. BROWN.
Yours,
WORSE THAN THE sLAvE-TRADE,
New YORK, August. Q.
A. G.. B.

New YORK, August, 2.
Horrible Cruelty and ImpOsit,On.-It
is a fact that ten alien passengers, sick
OF the small pox, were yesterday landed
at Perth Amboy from on board of the
British brig Rosebank, and placed in
an old barn there as hospital; and in
a day or two the rest of that sickly car.
go of human beings are, by contract al
ready made, to be struggled into New
York, by the way Of Hackcnsack
bridge, through the agency Of M
Shaw. And we regret to be compel.
led to state that the British shin Pho.
be, which sailed with 324 passengers
has arrived at Perth Amboy, nine Rav.
ing died on the passage, and, it is said
on board, with starvation I and so poor
and destitute were 100 of them that
the captain has been compelled to s,,n.
port all from his own means. Here
they are, sickly, starving, and ignorant
Who is to maintain them? Some scenes
of cruelty and deception upon these
passengers and others will soon he
made public. [Star.
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nnonTAW. CLAIMS.

orVfsE COtnmisi0oer5aPP olnIss1 g g y. -.
,elsioS g reseTyafipas .adsuhee1 " ses
foarteensh article o. the 4Fe9sA u 80,
.,;,b the Choctaw 1ndianes here9y sls rs
eo ~ sbat they win meet g tee.r one Y
~ so,v0l Of Colnmbus, hAisSlsspP' % s''s
80, aav of October next. - a..
ssheig olice will continue open ION tels
time. and their Secretary WI lew ~ ~.
rvl;Ea,ion Of claims, claimants may
,Bi5t proper TO make GF hle. ..
C.sses wiz be docketed % the o'oss P'G e
sented and taken op 10 the sane O'usF /"
sS Claimants viii if required Be heard Oy
counsel. -, ~. ;..,.A M,
snr1mons for Witnesses VIII DC ISsaeo "
the Secretary % application @ ann: -
ClaimanIs: and their children entitled 90
Reservations, must 10 al cases appear Oe-
fore the Commissioners 10 person go,
The District Attorney Of the CnAeo
States, for the State Of MlssisslPP'' VI" ~0'
a. Counsel for the United States.
For the information Of claimants tne
l4th article Of the Treaty Of Dancing kao-
biz Greek. and the lss, 9th and 7th sections
d the act Of March 8, 1887, under when
the Commissioners are acting,aFe PoOhsneo
with this notice. may
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BlCh Gotten Laa6k.
WHE shbseriber offers q,
x commodaiiRg terms. ,~... = /
Sand ave hundred acre, of ~ q
late ChoetaiR country. NJ, II
lected BY himself, and burrb- . ., Z
DC sales &. 1883 and'Is3t. !, !, g
settlementsfrOm 24O to l7oo ! -, : !
The greater part Of Il is from = :
miles distant from the IT,
extending from the Sook.ano,,oo'..
Tibbe rivera There are =. 10
tracts Of Il il the Yazoo Vail, F
isOa and other counties. "'<
Those wishing to purcha,. -,
cotton land in a healthy conn.,, 80
wen 70 give me q call. Inn J,
can see aE the Office of the r. -
County or Probate COurt, IN ~ ~
d. Haden, Esq. a book Of man - !
the tracts marked, with N. !.
terms. =
He has also about thirteen ,b,-
Of land Ia the Chicka.aw cm-.
will be sold low Tor ssh, Or ns-
the balance 90 tins
August IS, 1886 ~ q =
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s.s8ti4af 4 ~ a4~ 1ks@*w.%+ a
the oRly, certain means ct renewing llIs-
evils which At present rest so heavily
upon us. / ann satisfied that you were
sustained here for your opinions upon
the subject of the Bank. ] am the
more convinced of this fact, because
the only precincts at which you got a
tolerabIe vote were the three where
YOU made speeches; and being myself
personally present, know that you
took no disllonorabIe or unfair means
to produce that result. If you were
REGARDED as any thing else than a wing,
the fact is not within my knowledge;
/ am certain that many substantial
members oft Van Buren, party were
busy circulating the report that you
were a wing, a nullifer, &c. ! have
seen it stated in the Free Trader at
Natchez upon the authority OF a letter
written, that you were voted for upon
the same ticket With Col. Claiborne, from
the fact that many persons finding ms
name and yours printed together on
the same ticket, thought you were the
democratic candidate. This is paying
our friend Col. Gholson poor comPlI-
ment to say his political friends don't
know him. tits absurd. / will correct
this error into which the above state
ment may have led some persons, to
wit. that you were instrumental IN
having these tickets printed. 1t was
first suggested in my presence by a
prominent member of the Van Buren,
party. and was at his instance, and
without the aid of one of your l0Jtig
friends, carried into immediate effect.
ANY statement which even SQuints at
your having stopped to any thing dis
honorable or unbecoming gentleman
is | believe wholly untrue. The fact of
Col. Gholson losing the vote in this
county, / think is mainly attributable
to the combined facts that he is repre-
sented here as advocating an exclusive
gold and silver currency, and that he
IS an almost entire stranger. He is, l
bellows wholly unknown, personally,
to nineteen.twentieths ofour people; UNI
der such circumstances, it is not remar-
kable that they should feel indifferent
about his election or that they should
even vote for a political enemy whom
they had seen, in preference to a friend
who was barely known to them through,
the medium of the press; not regarded
by the bye at all times as an oracle Of
truth.
have drawn out this letter to a much
greater length than intended, but did
not well know, how to say less, and do
you full iustice.-If what / have said
can in any way, be Of service to you, |
am wiling you should use it; and in
conclusion, / can only say that it will
ever afford me pleasure to be instru-
mental in defending eUen political OPP
ponents against the aspersions OF ca
lumny.
! am sir, your obedient
Humble Serv't.
A. G. BROWN.
N. Bit may be well for me to add
hat several gentlemen of high charac-
Ell, your political enemies, who heard
your speeches here and in some ofthe
new counties (where your vote was COM
smalD concur in the opinion
hat your remarks were in substance
he same at both places; a fact sufficient
of itself to prove that it was not politi-
cal abasement that procured the votes
of Copiah.
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NOTICE.

~ WIIUW
cCASe eIcc Oh the @ open
Il Mr.. Isaac NJ. Jones, the copr new,
between myself and him is dissd'z all c
DOCKS and accounts OF the late n estal
the hands Of Abni. Murdoch, whs rtiser
appointed Administrator on The bio !
Mr. Jones, and who IS, hereby, sstely
as my agent in the settlement Oflkder /
All persons indebted will see thtosen
OF settling their accounts without cd be
those having claims will please pm i
same for adjustment. The Fun the
Cabinet business win be conduCtediich
by me on my own account at the six
Of Dubree and Jones. latie
LEWIS Dull b
Columbus, July IL, 1887. atiol
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AsSCOAGG0s
ENROM the plan;::S:;a1 Of the 81
II on Big Black. in Warm eo''
the LIST days Of May last, bis p7l
-ELLTCK-
Said negro 10 Of hight completes
not a mulatto. about S feet 8 or 4
high one Of his wrists stiff, not 70,
which, wore WhiskeFs when hekt
Ellick was purchased among
Doctor Williaa Smith, of Linoa
Tennessee, by Mr.. Ozias Osbun
ugas last winter Of whom got b
probable that he win deny bis HaSi'
as that Of his owner, for the purPS
htating his views in getting baek''
see.
] will pay a very liberal reward
apprehension and delivery, or o.
IN any Jail sOIhat / get him, and q.
sary expenses paid. -,
VERNON G. HlCS
CaYugas Kinds COZ nty Miss.
July II, 18S7-45-6t
[Raym0sS !
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HNHE cOpaTtnership heretofsr
under the name Of Walsh Z H.
this day been dissolved; the un
having purchased the interest Of !
Harris in the concern, the bBSr
hereafter be continued in the naE.
II. e c. WaEsh, at their New :
Main street. VIM. H. Va.
CHAS. WAL,
Columbus, Oct. q, 1856.
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Columns. ORR Aucn-.

NoLVMBUS' 9TH AUcUg
On Motion, Resolved, That ~ AZ
q LII RerSOmS OWniH SUBS
a on the 10th Section. on vho PI VI
Of Columbus Mississippi, II g. EC1
hereby notified that all lots = ofsl
lease snaA not nave been pad b. shaf an
day Of September next. shall b. ~ the
by the Trustees IS forfeited s5a-inI- =
proceedings will be fortiUl5 i1D,s.iIir red
secure 1he payment Of thelss. shall
BY order Of 6sEr tanned
o. P. BROlSecfio
SEC. o Board Of Trusi,a, t,olzs Of
August. IS, 4s, St. illiOu
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NOtice.

WE again earnestly request OW those
~ indebted to the firm Of Covington &
MeMorris to pay uF. The concern must
DC speedily closed. We will place all our
claims in the hands of an officer ON the
hrst day Of September for collection, With
out respect 10 persons.
Wu. CONVICTION.
M MEMORIES.
Columbus, Aug. 8, 1897. If.
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Caution.

LII Persons are fOFWah
gAinst trading for two n0iss
h1qdIed aud kfty dollars, essh
g keeteetY 1857, payable g
brown, Sen.s Of Columbus,
tifet due The Isl Of January, lssss.
elner due the first Of January ~
considerations fer which the aDIs
we're gissn, having failed. ThslsT
SSSSatetssiiaeo not 70 pay them, z
W. Brown who sold me the ~ !,
town of Columbus. vas onder q z
sSes and has no legal right or W
i The arllr1l.Fs q tbiS tfinilsa'
oe made known at zone future & e
JAMES ~. LIZ
Golambua, August, 8, a. If
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Prs. fee, $3.50.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
LOWNDES COUNTY,
No. 776.
rFS''eE * : Barry Attachment.
Solomon w. Stewart, for 65.s7.
6eWm. Caldwell: ,
Notice is hereby given tnat the
In above attachment has SeeE issued AZ
the suit of the said plaintiff ag2ilnSs the M!
said defendant as an absconding debtoI" t..
the sum aforesaid, and has been returned
TO this Office, duly executed, and is now
pending and undetermined in the Circuit
court Of LOwndes county, State of Missis.
sippi; and that unless the said defendant
shall appear, on or before the second Mon.
day Of October next, being the first day Of
the Circuit court of Lowndes county, afore-
said. give special bail and plead, judgment
will be entered against him, and the prop
erty attached will be sold to satisfy the
plaintiff 5 demands,
Witness, the clerk of the said Circuit
court this 21st day of July, 1887,
OVID P. BROWN,
Printers fee, 81 so. CIerL
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Beef Beef!! q

= DND0eR1DeFI w0,a
Il pectGully inform the ci,izso'. !.
bus and its vicinity, that they ~.
themselves With the view If rs,, =.
ButeheFlng Basineas in ii J.
branches. They pledge thsmSl..
nish IS good beef As can be hal :
Reasonable terms As furnished !, :.
person. We earnestly solcE =.
public patronage. Beef can 1. I
morning at the Market houss.
SHlDLE Z HOWE
Late Of HuntF5
Columbus, Aug. 8, 1887.
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n OST3-Two notes Of which, the follow
LIZ ing are copies, Wig
81s06O PIcKENs, Feb'y 0th, 1887.
On or before the first day Of March,
eighteen hundred and thirty.eight, We prom
Use to pay to James L. Gay or order,
Twelve hundred & fifty dollars. with interest
from the first day Of January 1888, for value
received Of him this Feb'y 8, 1887.
VIM. JACKSON,
Endorsed by ! JOSEPH JACKSON,
James L. Gay, 5 VIM. P. GILLESPIE,
T. ]. JACKSON.
Notice is hereby given to the community,
that the above described note, in whose
hands soever It may now be, is the property
Of James Gay and must be paid to him a.
lone.
JAMES GAY.
Columbus, July 4, 1s37-4l-tf
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40 ACRES

nearly half Of which 10 now IN cDl,iva.io,.
and hes On e a.gOod dWelli6k house win 81
necessary ous-hOuses foe large. family : :
FINE ORCHARD
and The POrese S1slR t.,s. NJ ;liii:ii
ne above land Is situsled 70 nile. -, 4
Of Columbus and four 81 Ts6I,.,'.
and 3 decidedly The best ME 49, =
tae state ANY persons - .S,,sS
vii please call on the SObscriber. I;vi--
near the premises. ''s'ls
.is1s le F. WATKINS
August Z. lssz-ls-sf
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LaaaI AdVeE6I5e IL.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
LOWmdes County. }


Lowmdes County. }
No. s33.
: E. B. Drake & Co. AttachmentE'r
WIN. B. Patterson. Slis'7S
mt office is hereby given, that the
IN above attachment has been issued g
the suit of the said plaintiff against the salo
defendant as an abscondiOg debtor for the
sum aforesaid, and has been returned to TINS
Office, duly executed, and is now Penolng
and undetermined in the Circuit Court OF
Lowndes County, State of Mississippi and
that unless the said defendant shall appear
on or before the second Monday in October
next, being the first day Of the Circui!
c ourt for the county aforesaid, give special
bail and plead, judgement will be entered
against him, and the property attached will
be sold to satisfy the plaintiff S demands. :.
Witness, the Clerk Of the said Circuit
Court, this 2lst day Of July, 1887.
OVID P. BROWN.
Printers fee $3.50. Clerk.
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VIE Subscribers having enter.
ed into partnership for the purpose
OF conducting general
Grocery & Produce Busfness,
blended with the Receiving, Forwarding.
and Commission Business, under the Stv9e
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OLD Java COFTSTF-s- 49,
ISL received = lot 81 en 49, 49,.
: Sonee' ana offered cheap ioFcash,
June 20. 1ss7-4o-tf G1
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A NEW LIVERY STABLE.
Valuable Lands.

TIME Subscriber 00 agent. 1CE
a number Of persons offers for sale
upwards Of
$4,000 Acres of Land,
living in the counties Of Noxubee, Oketibbe-
6a, Kemper, Newton, Neshoba, Winston,
Leake. Alfalfa, Holmes, Carol, Choctaw,
YalIabusha, Marshall, Chickasaw. and Pom.
titec. which have been well selected, and at
fOrds an opportunity TO settlers to procure
choice situations in bodies to suit their cir.
cumstances and wants, not often met with.
The terms will be accommodating ifa small
portion of the purchase money be paid down.
any one disposed to purchase or obtain in.
formation, can do so BY calling on the sub
scriber in Columbus, Mississippi, or By ad-
dressing him post paid
MADISON WALTHALL.
Aug. 8, 1887. E-Sm
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ;
LOOC1SCEeS County.
E E vs. Wa'k'n'' Attachment 9nn
John Huntingdon. $500 90.
N Office is hereby given, that the
IN above attachment has been issued Il
the suit of the said plaintiff against the said
defendant as an abscondlng debtor far the
sum aforesaid, and has been returned to
this ofice duly executed, and is now pend.
ing and undetermined in the Circuit Eonrt
OF Lawndes County, State Of Mississippi:
ano that unless the said defendant shall an.
pear. on or before the second Monday Of
october next, being the first day Of the Cir
cut court for the county Aforesaid. give
special bail and plead. Judgment win be
entered against him, and the pfopert4 A.
tached will be sole to satisfy the iplaintifT's
demands. F''''''''l
Witness, the clerk Of the said Circu;,
court this 2lst day of July, 1887,
OVID p. BROWN.
EFlntet's fee' 81 so. clerk,
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The State Of NLississIppi. ToVzn17e
No. ISL.
E. F. Watkins, , Attachmen,
VS.. for

John Huntingdon. $50 I'D
NJ office is hereby 9aVeN. 9TS~n. tV.os
= above attachment has been issI,e1l y
me suit Of 1.-THE said plaintiff against he sa;d
defendant as an absconding debtor for the
the sum aforesaid. and has BEEN retnr ,,.si
g THIS othce, duly executed, ara q n IN.
pending and undetermined n ne Circnit
Soeae q Lowndes County. Stale 81 Missis.
sSsm sno tnat unless the said defendant
AS .slt e Sears % or before the second Men.
,Syy C :. Oesooer next being the frst day Of
give special BAN and plead. into1.s5s ;1i
oe entered against him. and m r.-s,,s ~.
attached viii be sold to satisfy he nsnt;Ss
demands. sAs PlAsl.sll's
Witness the clerk Of The sa;a f;ren;,
court, this 9lst day Of July, 1885,. 49,
p..- DIVIDE. BROW N.
= .s.sssss q. - $3.50 -sts rlerk
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0qlegIli1ig ExgFa.
IN the RlDsence 81 WIN a. LIGHT.
FOOT ] an authorized 10 seIi that
well known and yer" desirable tract oF
land Of his. knoWn.as the GREER TRACT.
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