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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09

CoLD WATER.-In the month Of July
1895, the coroner in New Y ork was called
on to hold an inquest on the bodies Of thirty
six individuals in two days, who came to
their death, by drinking cold water.-Neus-
paper.
Well-and how many came TO their death,
by not drinking cold water o. in other
words, by drinking rum, Gin and brandy, in
stead of cold water7 The death of these
persons is no more an argument against the
drinking Of cold water, than is the death of
a person, who surfeited himself after four or
five days fasting, against eating at ALL
Zio1ls Herald.
Query: Were not these "thirty-six indi-
viduais, who" il is said, "came to their
death, by drinking cold water" alcohol
drinkers. Who ever heard of a cold water
drinker, that was only cold water drinker,
killing himself drinking cold water2 Show
Us an instance. No, no-these who are
said to kill themselves with cold water, will
be found, on examination, in nine cases our
Of ten, to have been the victims Of alcohol
They first quaf at the poisonous cup until
they are more than half dead, and then fly
10 the opposite extreme for relief from the
raging fever created, and pour down such
quantities OF cold water as produce a SHOCK
which overpowers theirbroken constitutions
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09

Wehave it on the authority Of the Boston
Press, that three Of the New-Orleahs banks
now pay specie for their notes of $780, and
under. 49,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09

ArMASAcs.-The Temperance and Anti
Slavery Almanacs, for 1898, are out. aOd
have been received. II is saying but little
for them, to say they are valuable publica
tons. We have already given some ex
tracts from.ihe former The latter will re
ce;ve farther notice soon. In the NEAR
time, let orders be sent 10 Nathaniel South
ard, publisher, Boston, Mass
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09

There has been another conspiracy against
the life of Louis Philippe. !, was 10 have
been carried into efiec, on the night Of :
bal held at The Hortde Vile. "a
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09
NOTICES..

ONION RIVER AssoClATIoN.-The next
session Of the Onion River Rap.ist Asso-
citation will be held at the Baptist Meeting
house in Hinesburgh. the first Thursday of
September next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
AARON ANGER, Clerk.
Waterbury, Aug. 4th, 1887.
N. B. Delegates and visiting brethren
will call on brother Ede, near the meetinc-
house, for information respecting places for
entertainment
ALTERED by requ st Of the Burlington and
Hinesburgh churches.
The Onion Rirer BAPTIST Ministerial
Conference will meet at Hinesburgh, on the
first Tuesday in Sept. next, at 5 O'Clock,
P. NJ, at the house of brother Ide.
What is meant by the term "barren gu
Isa liv: |. Bro. Ide.
What is meant by the term "porter?''
John X: 5. Bro. |. Huntley.
Exposition: Acts xix: S. a. Angler.
Essay: Whit scripture evidence is there
that baptism Is necessary prerequisite to
communion? Bro. Guilford.
Exposition: Prov. xviii, S. Bro. Flint.
John i:9. Bro. Russell.
Luke xvi: g. n Huntley.
Brother GuilCord to preach Fuesday eve
ming at O'Clock, p. M.
A. Angler, Clerk.
Waterbury, August 4th, 1887.
YOU'VE MEN's ANTI-SLAvERY Con-
vENTIoN.-A Convention of the Young
Men of New Hampshire favorable to the
abolition Of American slavery and to the
full exercise of the rights of free iom, and
opposed to the annexation of Texas to
these United States, will be holden in the
South Church, Concord, on TUESDAY,
THE TWENTV-sECoN0 DAY OF AUGUsT
next, at 10 A. NJ, and will probably con
tinue two days. 1t is hoped that there
viii! be full representation from all parts
Of the State-that every society will have
its delegates present, and that every town
in which there breathes one abohtlonlst
will not fail to be represented On this i'm
1ortant occasion. Several gentlemen from
I abroad are expected to be present and take
part in the proceedings Of the meeting
but it is to be hoped that the young mer
of this State will not depend on foreiyr
aid, but will come up in their strength, de
pending on God and their own erergies.
All friends of the cause, whether voun!
men or not, are respectfully invited TO al
tend and sit as corresponding members
Societies and towns in other States al
requested to send delegates.
|, A meeting of the Committee Of A,
: engagements will be holden at the office
the Herald Of Freedom, at o'clock A. n
Jos H. KIMBALL,1
IS E. w. JACKSON,
a Nj. A. GARLAND,
o SAMUEL HovT, SCom Htttee'
lei q. G.. SEw.LL,
IL S. S. FosrER,
+. X. BLAIsDELL,
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!. 4. MARshALL.
BROKEN BANK BILLS.
TOTEACHERS.

"ANTED by the trustees Ol The Franklin
w Academy, classical and scientific teach
er to take charge Of said institution as superlnlen-
dent, for the ensuing SESSION, to whom AIRY 'Ol
six hundred dollars per SESSION oil FIVE months will be
given; and two male assistant teachers, who are
required to be good Erglsh and Scientific scholars,
TO whom salary OF four hundred dollars each, per
session will he gwen.
Also, Lady qualified To take charge of the Fe-
male department Of said institution, as principal
teacher, to whom a salary of FIVE hundred dollars
per SESSION Will be gwen: and assistant lnstruc-
trcss to whom salary Of four hundred dollars pc
session will be given.
Proposals will be received by the Secretary OF tho
Board OF Trustees until the It'll day OF Jlly next
for the aforesaid teachers, at which time selection
will be made from those who may apply.
None need apply except such as can produce un-
doubted testimonials uf qualifications and good
moral character.
The session will commence on the first OF August,
and end ON the 22d oil December next.
OVID P. BROWN,
Secretary Of the Board Of
Trustees, Of +, A.
| Columbus Miss may, 81. 1887 as CT.
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THVilE subscriber having sold his enIie stock Of
Il goods to Messrs. Sapping,on q Johnson,
take greatpeasure inreceomnending tltmtothe IA
yora6le parlrcnagc OF this community, large share
of which he has 81 long enjoyed and for which he
thus publicly tenders his frank and sincere ac-
Acknowledgements. lie assures The public that the
stock olMesss Sappingon johnson IS superior in
style aud quality 10 any that has been brought to
tins market he having selected tue same himself, aud
being well acquainted with the proficiency OF those
rentlem in their line Of business; lie ceerttly re-
con i,ends them to his old customers and patrons,
as accomplished woIkmen.
J.B IRWIN.
arct, Is 1887 96-tf
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

10Y virtue vf three wrlts Fer Facias hat issu
I'D ed from the Circuit Court Of Low, de-
County and TO me directed, ] will sell at the Court
Hous do,r in the town Of Columbus on Monday
the 18th day OF " next all the right, title, cla
and interest that Sylvester Pearl has in ami to the
following town property, in the ,OwL OF Columbus,
To wit: Lot No 4, in square No 2, moth Of Main
street, including the Store House now occupied by
Messrs Gibson s. Law as store.
--,R!sO.--
Lot No 6, in square No ., north OF Main sire IN
Guiding the building now occupied by the Tombigos
Rail Road and Banking Company, which has beta
lie led on as tie property OF Sylvester Praf, 10 salts.
fv the abo ie named executors, one IN favor ct An
drew Weir, one in favor OF Samuel !. Butter worth
against Sylvester Pearl, and in tavJrof RchsId
Cooper agains, Andlew Weir and Sylvester PeaH
Printers Tee 81 SOL
-.41iSO,--
All the title claim and interes, that William b. Pss'
terson las in aud To part OF Lots No ara 10 N
SQUARE n, 3, including new fame House on sa'd
Lots, A iloining the 10, whereon Ellhu Castor now
ives which has been lsvqed on as the property n!
said Patterson, to satisfy the fowing excc1tions."
vii one in favor Of John A. Franklin, one IN Favor
aI Barry & CO., one in favor of n l.. Mitchell
?, .st said VIM Is. Patterson, and one in favor u
Wm. ". HUMPHREYS, against William b. Patterson
and Elihu D. S4ston
Printers Ne es0o.l
.-.s!s0.-.
Lot No 4. in suuar. No Q, nc!s.,.ng atthe buildnSs
thereon which has bes levied on ~ ai p'opery o.
john Powell 20 satisfy one exec tou in $50 Of JOIN
H, Hand againS; " liam ". Back anu t0hS row
ell, one in favor of Andrew W,ir & Co., Comm
cial Bank am Planters Bank agains, john fowsA.
Printers fee e2 SOL
--s1te0.--
A part ofiot in block No Z, Ncluing the stnbles
which are nuw occupied by VIM i Ant. ouy Watt,
and have been levied on az The piopg,y Of sat
Watts. at the instance Of William b.r.en sgaHt
Anthony Watts, and Brchel 4 Peel .gainsi 4.
ham Watts, aud William Cal,s' i agl,ust William
W ats and Solomon w. Stewart.
[Pii,tera fee 81 SOL
--.4ssa.~-
Square No S. south 0f Main 81 ect, which hss been
levied on as the property OF Rrharl Lagd, To sa.D-
| fy one Execution in ia or OF Jants Gallihu and
wife, against said Lloyd
Printers !ee 81 SOL
~-s1gSOsrS
Az the right title, q i'm and intcr.st that Why
| P Harris has in and to tie uilv,Iied half Of
Lot No 10, square No s, on whi,h the Lsa
| Uhce il situated al Of which has been levtd
on as the property If Wiley P. Harris, u sat-.
! lsiy all Execution in favor oil Moses Hal. Al Of
w,ir'. will be sold, on the above mestontd day, W.
ess theyaFc n;rvous!y paid.
Sale within tie f:.r prescribed by Law.
]. W. g. I'm, Sheriff, L. CIV.
Columbus, Miss, June 90, lSS'.-tG-4w
| [PrineFs iel 81 20
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING.


" FRAZEElnas Just received and Is no"
He opening a splendid AID extensive ASST
NJ. nj of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Comprising nearly every article IN ms hne, when
he oilers Ca wholesale or retad,) low ior LASH OF
on tie usual time to punctual Customers Persons
wishing 10 purchase woold ia well 10 cal and e&-
anime his stock, az he is determined 10 sell As o~ Is
eau be hal in any ety in The SOuIhern States lbs
stock CONSISTS ia part OF
Gentemcns Back aud fancy Coored herlno 'oeN
aHd Dress Coats, ,n-c....
Bonbazine Fro aud Dress Coa's'
Summer Cloth "
Cmeassan
Grass Cloth Frock Goats and Loaiees,
IA bifp Linen
r., q"
Round Jackets Panta cons and Vests of every de-
.cr,ptlon. and great variety Of Liaen and Cotton
Shfls Linen B,,soms and Collars, Under SHIRTS ana
Drawers. Packet HlkG, Cravats, Stocks, Suspeh-
.ers, Hosiery, Cloves, Umbrellas, &c. &c'
ALSO
A splendid assortment Of Cloths and Cassimeres,
which viii BE- manufactured 10 order, IN the most
approved manner.
NAV 6--43-I
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NOTICE.
June iO-4s-4w

10y virtnre Of an order Of the Probate's Govt
- Of Lowndes county. Mississippi, made D
the April Term, 1887, thereof on Friday the Qla
day July next, SS7,) at the late residence ofCor
rad Hackeman deceased; will sell at public vendut'
on credit of twelve months from tie day Of SAX
the following tract Of land, To wit: The " w qusr
ter, of Sec. No. 20, in Township No. IS, Of Rang'
No. " wesI Il the same with the personal esisH
Of said Conrad Hackleman,) shall not sell for sun
sufficient to pay the debts against the estate Of SAP
Conrad Hackeman, will sell at the same time and
place at public vendue, the following additions
tracts Of Land, to wit: the w quarter, OF Sts
No II, the s E quarter, of Sec. No Is, the ~
quarter, Of the E quarter, Of Sec. No 10, and w.
w half Of the W half of the NE quarter, Of &C.
No 90, in Township No 10, Of Range No ~ wsGt
Bond and satisfactory security will be required"
the purchaser or purchasers.
will also, at the same time and place, and on .
credit ofsx months, sell at public vendne, Ter ghsTs
Of stock in the Planters Bank Of the State Of ss'
sissippl; Bond and approved security viii b y
GEORGE nACKLEsiAr, .cl@-
ofConrad Hsckleman Deco
June 6--4s-Sw
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SIXTY DOLLARS LEWAND.

ED ANAWAY from the house Of tbs subscrs
~ Der on the night Of the 23d May, three ne
groes, viz: Joe, Geoiery, and hN wife Esther. TN
boy Joe is'about five feet nine or ten inches higA
dark complicated, hasa scar over the right even
nearly horizontal direction-aged Is years; sTesp
eifidenty. Was raised in the S;a,- 6: virginia,
Geofery and his wife Esther was purchased 9sh
JANUARY last, o' Cnrrcnu- iiuges, Of Boon county,
Kentucky. The boy Geoftry is about five feet
eight ten inches high, Of light complexion, slight
y ruptured on the right side with scrotal hernia,
aged % years, and his Siie Esther aged a. tall and
sllnder-back complexion and commanding ap'
pearance-has great deal to say when spoken 10
The above reward will he given for the. three
confined in any iad in the State so that get them
or brought tony dwelling in Meadville, FranEI,in,
county, or twenty dollars Tor any one of them III
taken out Of the Safe, all additional charges will
promptly met.
NV. r MCKAY.
June l0--4S-4w
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REMOVAL.

Holm MON ROE has removed bic Tar
q lorng establishment to Messrs. MCluef &
Humphnes, above stairs,) where be Is Al all times
ready 10 accommodate his customers and friends.
He las on hand a splendid assortment OF Clothes
and CassHneres, selected BY J. H. M'Cluer in New
York tins Spring all Of which he offers low Tor cash.
orfo pInctsl customers on credit
Nav 3-44-tf
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"AS just received from New Orleans and
n Mobile, full assortment OF Liquors and
Groceries comprising the following articles;
3 casks Cheese,
SO kits Mackerel, for family use,
30 boxes Sperm Candles.
20 bbls. MOlasscs,
3 hds. Sugar..
10 do Whiskcy,
s. blDls. MOnOngahela do,
30 do NO. and N. II. Ram,
10 do Peach Brandy,
10 casks fine old MADEIRA Wine,
do Port do,
French Brandy, Attn proof,
30 boxes Bloom RaisOnss
80 Nj best Spanish Cigars,
6 ,Tierces New Rice,
All Of which viii be sold cheap for the cash.
whaesale or retail.
March IL, lsS7--3ssf
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LAW NOTICE.
R. GREGORY, & M. M. BRIGHAM

n having associated themselves in the prac.
tics Of Law, tender their services to the public
They will practice in the counties composing the
sixth Judicial District, State of Mississippi. And
also in the Superior Courts at Jackson.
Their Office is at Columbus where they can at sp
times, be consulted. Business from distance will
at ell times be attended to promptly.
Columbus Oct sth 1896 ISn
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New Tailoring EstAhllshment.
SAPPINGTON & JOHNSTON,

= =
II tVING purchased J. B. Irvln's entire stock
"A OF Goods, will continue tue above business
next dior to Mr. Faf-s Jtwery store and beg
leave to olier then SERVICES 70 Tie citizens ol Conm-
bus and is vicinity, and hope By strict attention TO
merit share Of pihc patronage; thur stuck con-
sists in part 81 super Black, Blue, Adclla, Brown
Roman, Purple, Oxford and Parsons Grey, Grass,
POLISH and ca isible Green Plan, RIboed, Stiped
Fancy Cassamtre, Plain, Figured and Embossed
Satlins, PLAN aud Figured fevcl, Matrimonial YES
ting Of superior style, SILK. Linen aud Cotton Snirts
PAIN and Ruieled, Insertion, Rufeled and Plain
Bo,oms, Collars and Stocks OF every Description
Silk. Cotton and Moreno Draws, BoFdered Lining
Ponger and Fancy Handkerchief SILK and CQiion
Hosiery of every description, Six, Md and HoSkin
Cloves, many other articles too numerous To men
ton.
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
or superior style and quality, which they are now
opening, and will sell ON reasonable terms.
N. Is. Persons who wishing 10 furnish their own
goods, shall find their orders executed with strict
attention., as none but the bestwoikuan VIII De eni-
pioyed.
March IS. i597--S6-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
DR. ID. G.. HARRIS

EDEks b q. ID AKKES
HANlNG permanently settled himself in
IN Columbus. respectfully tenders his SER
wees to the community In the practice Of
Medicine, Surgery ANA Midwifery.
Having spent considerable time in one of tie
largest hospitals in New Orleans, where disease in
its various and most aggravated forms is daily wit
messed and treated; and having taken degree from
the Medical School Of Louisiana, in which Southern
diseases are taught both Practically and theoretically
by the most eminent men IN the south, DR. Harris
hopes that he will receive portion Of public con-
hdence. Office at Messrs Hooker Il HILLS Drug
Store
May 20, 1887 45tf
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rlAE INDIANS PANACEA

ia INDIA ~ - IANACEA
NOK the cue OF rheumatism, Scrolula or
u Kings Evil, Sciat.ca or Iiip-Gout lncipi-
ent Cancers, Salt Rheum, syphilitic and Mercural
Diseases particularly Ulcers aud affections Of the BONES
liberated throat and Nostrlls; Ulcers of every de.
scrptlon Fever sores, and Internal Assesses tisu.
las, Scad Head, Scurvy. Bes, Chrome Sore Ewes,
EysIpelas, Botehes, and every variety oil Cnaneous
affection; Chrome Catarrh, lieadaCh from particular
cause; Pam IN the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceed
ing from vItlatlon: Affections Of the Liver, Chronic
Inflammation OF the Kidneys, and general debility,
caused by torpid action OF The vessels OF the SKIN
II n. slngularly ethcacous IN renovatng those con.
st'tutlons which have been broken dc.3n by lnmd,
dlouS treatment, or juvenile irregU lites In gen.
eral terms, u y recommended IN Al those diseases
which arise from impurities IN The blood or vitation
OF the humours, Of Whatever name or kind.
For sale Al the Drug Store OF Smith, Ranpeard
u 70. ON Market street, doors from Main.
April ~, 1887 4ltf
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NOTICE.

VE7E will positively place all Ow accounts
w within magistrates jurisdiction, 10 tie
hands of that officer Tor speedy coll. con on the
22d inst. We hope those indebted will avail
themselves Of this notice and save cost.
CONVICTION 4 M'MORRIs.
April l5--4U-tf
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General Eacforage r. Commission
Business.

vuyIiE undersigned having associated them
- selves together for the, purpose Of transact
inc General Factorsgs & Commission Basines' in
the CITY Of Mobile, tender their services TO their
friends and planters generally, and hope by strict at
teution 10 business, they will merit share OF pat
ronape. They win be in Mobile by the LIST Of octo-
Ger ready 70 attend to business entrusted to their
hare. X. J. SWEARlNGEN,
X, X. WOOT0N.
Judy 50. a Su.
a. The Southern Argus will publish the above
until forbid, and present the account 10 the hrn Tor
payment.
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NEW DRUG STORE.
uDOxHR g N118s
Apothecaries, Druggists and
Fancy CfIoCcrS.

3 dHIy "a ONCLo7
.llia 81 opposite Commercial Bank Columbus. NJ
A RE now ready to attend to the orders Of the
IN public III their line Of business. They
would beg leave to say, that every article they have
IN store is fresh aud genuine Their establishment
is new and so are their goods; there not being one
article in their assortment from the east-of stock of
any Druggist in Moblc or New York. Their goods
were all lately purchased from the first houses in
New York and Philadelphia, and are warranted as
good, if not superior TO any in tbs State. They
will not say they intend 10 sell cheap; Tor at cheap
prices none but cheap goods can be sold, but they
will say, that they intend To sell a FRESH and
GENUINE article as low as can be purchased else
whele. In their stock may be found every article
needed BY Physicians, Planters and Families, among
which are the lOeWlnV:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
ne T. M OV Al.

ever offered in this part Of the country. From the
verv liberal encouragement received during the past
year, arising no doubt, iromthe fact Of their hav-
inc sod cheap and kept the very best artices they
have been induced greatly 10 increase their former
stock; and they are now prepared to otter to the
public the best assortment Of articles that ever was
offered in this place, which they intend TO sell ga
usuaI) as INV as they can be purchased IN Mobile
or any Of the Southern cities, and by 80 dong they
hope Tor continuance Of public patronage.
feb'v II. l8S7--Slu
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[Flag.l
MEDICAL.
D0Ct. 1ysOs. t'tt5C;sGiae,

LATE OF GEoRGIA
FENENDERS his professional services to tn
n citizens OF Columbus and surrouip,,:::,g
country. Having been engaged exclusively in the
duties OF his profession in the South for the last fiji
teen years he hopes that his experience s. close at.
tenton TO business will enthe,him to share of their
patronage.
May 20, 1887 45f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

OTICE

n HE undersigned having dctenninedto close
u bis business in Columbus, has lett his notes
aud accounts with Argye Campbell Esq. on whom
he tarncstl, requests oil who are indebted tohlm,
10 cGli and settle their accounts. HE IS comI#Ide
10 collect what Is due him. in arder tial lac may be
enabled Ia discharge his liabilities Ia others.
J. b. IRWIN
March rs 1887 Soft
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&. s. AEEkEN a. co.

e.. 8. ARKEN a. CO.
Cotton Gan Manufacturers,
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI.
EEAViNG provided themselves with com
kA petenl number OF kui worknlen, and an
ample stock Of the best materials, (embracing large
lOt Oi
Eng ish Cast Steel Gin Saws
made TO order,l will promptly execute all orders in
their line, according to the most approved models, IN
the best style Ot m' chanca skill, and on Reasonable
terms. Repairing and iron turning done at all tunes
on application. Patronage respectfully solicited.
Ap.ll l5-4O-tf
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27,5OO ACRES
Re b Cotton Land In Market.


WVHE subscriber offers for sale, on accommo'
n dating terms, twenty seven thousand five
hundred acres Of hand, lying in the late Choctaw
country, most Of winch was carefully selected by
himss IL and purchased at the public sales in oSS 4
1884, and is'in handsome settlements from 24O to
100 acres in tract the greater part oft is from
one t. fifteen miles distant from the Tombigty river,
extending from the Sookanoochee TO the Iibbee nv
or. There are some valuable tracts off in the Va
zoo Valley, and in Madison, and other Countess
Those wishing 70 purchase good durable cotton land
in healthy sountry, would do well TO give him
cali In his absence they can attic office Of the
Clerk ofthe county or probate Court, in the hands o
Robert ID. Haden, esq. book oil Maps which has
al the tracts marked OIL Il, with the prices end terms
He also has about thirteen thousand acres IN the
Chickasaw country which win be sold low for cash,
Or part down and the balance on time.
THOMAS MCGEE.
August IS, 1886. ST