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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05
Notice 20 travellers.

THE Subscriber has removed to CoIum.
- bus, and has opened Public House OPP
posite the Planters Bank on Main Street.
and would be happy to accommodate his old
travelling friends. To those persons who
have been in the practice Of giving him
their CUSTOM he viii only say, that they
can Judge for themselves the comfort and
sttent'on they have received az his house ia
former tines when he kept Public House
m TINS place. and 81 the Springs two miles
fro" tnas town; all he has to say to those
persons who have never put up with him.
IS, % make . trial, and he is satisfied
they VIII never goaWay dissatisfied. He il
prepared 20 take Town Boarders. and viii
endeavOr to give general satisfaction to al
those who may favor him with theis ems
tom. g. H. LIVINGSTON,
| Sept. S, 1887. 81, q.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05
OBITUARY.

DIED, At Hudson IN. Y.,) on the 9Th of
August taSI, capt. RIC1hkD- BARKER,
in the S4th year Of his age; father of che
Editor of this paper.
Capt. Barker was born within so miles
If London [Engtand,) and was raised
Friend or Quaker. AT about the breaking
out ri the Revolution in l776, he became
DESTROYS OF cmigrating to the American Col
onieS, and in l777 having obtained letters ct
Introduction from friends in London, to Dr.
Benjamin Franklin, the American Agent,
resident at Paris, he proceeded to the latter
city, and through the aid of DR.. Franklin
succeeded in obtaining a passage TO America
in French Letter of MaTqVeo he arrived
the same wear in this country, while It vas
convulset with the troubles of the RevOlu"
ton. He had purchased patents Of land in
London, and while proceeding to Albany
IN. Y. ITO secure his titleS,h he passed through
the State Of New Jersey, few days before
the battle of Monmouth, too near the Amer
| lean lines for his own safety. He was ap'
pretended and taken into the American
Camp as a spy, and was tried before Wash
ingtan, Hamilton and Lee. He made good
defence, and freely showed them all his pa
pers, and finding nothing about him to con-
vict him, Washington, after giving him
some good advice, ordered his papers &c,
restored to him. He was detained in tkC
camp until the day before the battle O
Monmouth, when he was released. Cap
tain Barker was afterwards very useful it
aiding in the struggle for the Indepen
dence of the Colonies. He lived and dice
a Christian, and an honest man.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05
New Legal Advertisements.
ST ATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ,
LOWNDES COUNTY. s

No. 783.
RugeIey' Harrison RI. & Blair , Attachment ssll
w. R. HarrisecL. G. Harris. S485.17.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the above
In attacL ment has been issued at the
suit of the said plaintiffs against the said de-
PENDANTS as aUSconding debtors for the SOM
aforesaid, and has been returned to this Of
fee duly executed, and is now pending and
undetermined in the Circuit Court of
Lnwndes comfy, State Of Mississippi; and
that unless the said defendant shall appear,
on or before the second Monday of October
next. being the first day of the Circuit
Court for the county aforesaid. give special
bail and plead, judgment will be entered
against him. and the property attached,
will be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs de-
mandS.
Witness, the clerk Of the said Circuit
Court, this 2ISt day Of July, 1897
OVID p. BROWN.
Prs. fee, $3.50. Clerk.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05

TINE Subscribers for the purpose of de-
-41Vuting their whole and entire attention
to.the Auction, Commission and Grocery
business as we'll as to aid in the mere
punctual discharge of their present engage
meu,s will sell any part Of the whole Of
their present heavy and well assorte d
stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
ready made clothing, shoes, hats, hard
ware, crockery and glass ware at COST for
cash, Among which is general assort-
ment Of Negro clothing, Blankets &c.
For items see small bills,
Persons who have commenced accounts
with US for this year [1837) are invited to
continue the same, if agreeable to them,
at the usual per cent.
Z. B. DRAKE & co.
Columbus, Miss. Sept. 5lh, l837-5l-tf
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.uMBUs TEMPERANcE soCIETY.

sLUMBUs TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
b regular monthly meeting of this
,ty will be held on Wednesday
ng, tomorrow at the Methodist
ch. An address will be delivered.
ens generally are invited to attend.
w. DOWSING, jr. Sec.
3lumbus. Sept. S, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05
NOTICE.

BANK OF THE roMBIcBY RAIL RoAD0
COMPANY, Columbus, Mississippi.
A Curtailment Of 10 per cent in cash
IN will be required on all paper belong
ing to and falling due at this Bank prev-
Gus to the LIST Of October ensuing, and pa
per money under protest NAV sc resumed if
attended to previous to the 10th inst.
BY order of the Board,
H, w. CATER, Cashier.
September S, l837-5I-2w
G~The Columbus Democrat will please
give the above two publications.
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COLUMBUS, SEPT. LIST.
To The Committee Of arrangements:
GENTLEMEN:
The very polite invitation through you
from our mutual friend. oil. Thomas &.
Blewett, to the Columbus Dragons, to dine
with him on Wednesday next, at his sPlen-
did bridge, recently erected over the Lux
apalilah River, was on yesterday read by
myself t. the Company. The Dragons
accept the invitation with pleasure. Pres
ent to Col. BIewett the assurances Of the
highest respect ofthe Company, and accept
for yourselves their wa-meSt thanks for
the AAttcring terms in which your note is
addressed.
Respt. your obt servant.
F. r. GREGORY,
let Lieut. Columbus Dragons.
COLUMBUS, Sept I'd.
To the committee Of arrangements.
Gentlemen:
III addition to the public invitation as
citizens Of the county Of Lowndes, TO the
Bridge celebration, we have received your
special note soliciting our attendance as
"The Columbus Band" TO the said celc-
| braton. In return, We have to express our
| thanks for your notice IF our institution,
now in its infancy, and will take pleasure
in appearing at the appointed time.
have the honor to be,
| Your obt. servant,
L. r. WARD,
Captain Columbus Band.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05

W. T1GsNy WEUsE9 IuWs D
HNHE "Colnmbus Riflemen" will par.
n ade on the Public Square on Wednos.
day the Shot September inst. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. precisely. II is ordered that every
man be uniformed tina, can procure it and
that each member appear with arms in
cord order-with 10 rounds of blank car
Vridges each.
BY order Of Captain Albert.
S. &. PLATNER, o. S.
September sth, lS37-5l-lw
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GmInsmi1himR.

ID ]. CUNDlFF having located him
II. self in the town Of Columbus, on
Nam Street, tenders his services to the
public in the various branches of GUN
SMITHING. He hopes from his expert
ence and attention to merit public potron-
age. Terms, cash.
Sentemher 9Th 129Z-51-w
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05

A RUMOR having reached the
n interior, (from what source we know
notl that we had discontinued the Commits.
sion Business in this City.-We take this
method to inform our friends and the public
that our House is now open and has been all
the season, the business promptly attended
tn, and that we intend to continue il. Il is
true, we did not escape the effects Of the
unparalleled pressure, which peTvaded the
whole Commercial world, and placed it
beyond our power to afford the same facili-
ties to our friends we had formerly dome
but it is with much pleasure land we may
add pride) that we are able to say we do not
owe one dollar to the country, nor have we
ever retained the funds for produce sold 4
moment longer than favorable opportunity
offered 20 forward them. Our arrange
ments are now such that we will be able To
move smoothly on; and hope from long ex-
perience, fourteen years Of our senior. to
render satisfactory accounts Of all business
entrusted to our care. We respectfully so.
licit continuance ofthe business Of our old
patrons and such others as may think prop.
er to Confde il to our care.
ROSS, HOYT & FORD.
ugust. 1879 IT,
The Advertiser and Chronicle, the Mont
gomery papers, the Intelligencer, and Mon
itor, published in Tuscaloosa, Greensboro
Beacon, and the Columbus Argus. Miss.
viii insert the above and forward their &C
counts to the subscribers,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05
CANDIDATES.
For State Treasurer,

For State treasurer,
&. c. MAYSON.
lrrk Of Circuit Court of LoWhdeS CITY
OVID P. BROWN.
WILLIAM. r SMITH.
District Attorney. 9th District,
HENRY GRAY,
HENDLEY S. BENNETT,
Attorney General,
THOMAS ,. COLLINS,
JACOB THOMPSON.
Sheriff of Lowndes County,
P. n. WADE.
JAMES H. TURNER,
srk Of Probates, Lowndes County,
THOMAS CHRISTIAN.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05

.1TTE.0'TTO.1! DR.4GOOVs,

A DRILL Of the Company will take place
N on Tuesday the 9th inst. at O'Clock,
P. NJ, in front Of the Court House.
Also, a parade on Wednesday the 9th
instant, at 10 o'clock, at the same place for
the purpose Of attending Col. BIS Dinner,
given at his Bridge.
By order Of the Captain,
j. J. FULLER, o. S. Z. D.
Cenf Z II
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05
DAVID HARKEY,-C
DAVID HARKEY Chairman.
BENJAMIN SHERWOOD, Sec'y

called meeting Of Columbus Lodge,
B, on Tuesday evening, August %, the
Ring resolutions were proposed nv
Ter Wm. Duwsing, aud unanimously
led.
'so'ved, That this Lodge deeply de-
That afH ctive di>pensAfIon cf Divine
ihencr, which has removed from us
pUch believed brother FELIX WOOD,
~ virtues ard whose worth have no,
adorned our fraternity, but also the
unity in which he moved, and the loss
ese Usefulness, all will Iqmen'.
solUfd. That in testimony Of our high
~ for The deceased, As a mason and a
we will wear The usual badge of nour-
for the space Of thirty days.
f8oired, That We tender to the widow
he tatherleSs children of the deceased,
Heartfelt sympathies for their bereave
and'sincerelv trust, THAT He who ZEN
PIE 7rind 10 The 8horn Lan6," will be
comfortcr and supporter.
sotped, That the Secretary be direct.
TRANSMIT "a copy Of these resolutions t
widow Of the deceased, and that he alSc
sh a copy for publication in the news.
Is Of Columbus.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05

~ The Committee Of Arrangements
particularly request that the two lndepend-
ent Companies, and the members of the
Columbus Band Of Music, attend Particu.
Iavly to the ladies at the dinner to morrow.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05

discover, that have not so well informed
myself, as its importance demands. Such,
however, as the limited time, and inform.
alton / shall have, will permit, will be
delivered at the time and place appointed.
! am, gentlemen,
With feel ngs Of the
Highest respect
And esteem.
Your most obj. sevt.
P. NJ. GRANT.
To Col. w Byrn,
Mai ] w Simmons,
Mai I'M Grant,
A S HUMPHREYS, Esq, Conu;.,.s
Col ] H Smith, ''''e
G H Livingston, Esq,
Mai NJ McMerriess
Col B Long, }
The Committee Of Arrangements address.
ed letters ofinvitation to the two Independ-
ant Companies, and the Band Of Music q
this town, the commanders Of which respon-
ded in the following notes:
COLUMBUS, Miss. Aug. 81.
To the Committee of Arrangements.
| GENTLEMEN:-Yourv very polite invita-.
ton on behalf Of Col. Thos. G. Blewett, tc
| partake Of dinner at his Bridge. on Wed.
ne sday next, is accepted by the Company
under my command, and beg leave to tender
you our thanks for the evidence Ct your
good feelings and respect.
am respectfully,
| Your Obt. serVt
! CHAS. H. ALBERT,
CAPTAIN Columbus Rifemen
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A Valuable residence

A Valuable Residence
Fer Sale.
NOR SALE-A commodious family resi-
II dencc, situated in the IN, st desirable
part of the town. The house contains four
comfortable rooms the out houses are very
good-thcy consist Of kitchen, Smoke-house,
dairy aud we'll house. all of which are An
ished in the best style. For terms &C., APP
ply to the subscriber on the premises.
JAMES w. BRlCKELL.
Columbus, September /, l8s7.-5I-tf
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NTOtice is hereby given, that the
In abnvc attachment has been issued al
the suit of the said plaintiff against the said
defendant as an absCanding debtor for the
sum aforesaid, and has been returned to
this office duly executed, and is now PEN
ding and undetermined in the Circuit Court
Of Lowndes County, State OF Mississippi;
and that~unless the said defendant shall APP
pear, On or before the second Monday Of Oc-
tuher next. being the first day Of the Cir
cult court for the county aforesaid give
special bail and plead. judgement will be
entered against him, and the properly at
tached will be sold 70 satisfy the plaintiff
demands.
Witness, the clerk Of the said Circuit
court this 2eth day Of August, 1887.
OVID P. BROWN,
Printers fee, 81 so. clerk,
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ALEX. BANKS q co.

House Painters, Glaciers, and Paper
Hangers.
ID ETURN their sincere thanks fnr the
II liberal patronage they have received.
aud hope by strict attention to business,
to merit share Of public patronage, all
work con6drd TO their care win be strictly
attended to.
U limitations Of Woods aud Mar
BE executed IN the finest style.
Columbus, August %, 1897. 46tf
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Notice.
~ i 3 Undersigned as agent for the Grand
Cult Insurance Company viii are
risks againts Are On houses. sc.
EDWARD b. RANDOLPH.
eelumbOs. July So. 1R3z-St-gf
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COMMISSION BUSTN Ess.

OWINUANSoLWIU DOSI4N HsNSs
THE subscriber will continue
4 the Commission Business in Mobile,
and will be thankful for portion Of public
patronage.
F. c. HEARD.
September, S, ls37.-3m.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSIN ESS.
THE Subscriber late Of Ham.
Il burg, S. C., having now established
himself in business, in Mobile Alabama,
tenders his services to the Planters and
Merchants Of alabama anil D1iSsissihhi. in
the capacity of COMMISSION MERCH-
ANT. He promises his personal and undi-
vlded attention to the receiving, selling and
shipping Cotton, and every O:her produce
that may come to his care.
GOLLOTHUN WALKER.
REFERENCES
1. r. st. John 8- Co.
Clarke, McTIer 6. Co.
KerFs &. Hope,
&oU0H. Summons, 4. Co.
Bees 4. BeaH, Augusta.
4. Johnston,
Latimer, Whiting q. Co. { Georgia,
AuaOry Sibley,
John Moore,
James MeL0arS,
John LipScomb,
Whitfield Brooks,
L. II. Monday,
John S. Jeter,
Daniel Bird,
Waliam EddinS,
James Terry,
". W. Starke,-Edgefeld and
AbbeUille, S. G.
Adams + Burroughs, Savannah
G. 3. Lamar, Georgia.
Willis Holmes,-Ne,O Orleans.
Sept. 1837.-5l #.
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10 RENT.
Take Notice.
T.COOPWOOD,

DROPOSES to practice Law in Monroe,
Il and the adjacen: counties, His Office
is in Aberdeen, mi. where he may always
be found, except when professionally ab-
sent. He assures the public. that all business
entrusted to his care, will be attended to
with the strictest punctuality.
Aberdeen, September S. Stiff.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ,
LOWNDES COUNTY.
No. 9G6.
A. r. Wellington, , Attachment
VS.. for

VS., far
John S. Washington. Sa7s,4
NOTICE is hereby given, that the. a
In bove attachment has been issued at
the suit Of the said plaintiff against the sid
defendant as an abscondiug debtor for the
sum aforesaid, and has been returned to
this Office duly executed, and is now pend
ing 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 of October
next, being the first day of the Circuit
court for the county aforesaid. give special
bail and plead, judgment will be entered
against him, and the property attached will
be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness. the clerk Of the said Circuit
court, this 5th day Of September. 1887.
OVID P. PROWN,
Prs. fee, $3.50. Clerk.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05
L.aW NOTICE.

LsaW" NOTICE.
"HE Subscriber respectfully tenders his
services as Practitioner in the several
Courts Of Law in this State, composing the
sixth Judicial District. He may be found
until the first Of January next, at his resi-
dcnce near the the town of Fulsum, Oke-
tibbeha County.
September /, 1897. pd
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THE BLEW Err DINNER.

'e Commirtee Of Arrangements to the
Ia 10 be given to-morrcw, addressed
Is Of invitation 10 G. A. Chandler, ESQ.
Ben P. M, Grant. rcque>ting then to
er speeches at the dinner. Their an
follow.
Columbus, Sept, Cd.
fn;leneN: Yunr mite, III behalf Of Col.
pas G. Blewetr, requesting me to de-
an Ora'ion on Internal Improvement,
S splendid Bridge, on Wednesday the
psf, has just been examined. ] feel
ply my incapacity to do justice to the
cause of Internal improvement, but
deeply impressed with the import
and necessity Of the system, / will &C
80 your request, and ehdeavor 10 ofFer
views, on the subject, at the time,
pace mentioned in your note.
fcePt the assurances of my esteem,
believe me to be,
Yours, Very Respectfully,
GRAY A. CHANDLER.
Committee of Arrangements.
Columbus, Sept. I'd.
nuemen; ! Lave had the honor a
e your very Aattering letter Of this
Committee of Arrangements. in be
be Col. Thomas G. Blewett. Won re.
me ''to deliver an Grafton ON Inte,nt
rovememt, at his new and splendiC
be, which he has recently erected A
the Luxapalilah River, two mile,
b Of Columbus, on Wednesday next,
though your letter found me with Othe
gemcnts requiring my early and assid
attention, yet, the very polite term
hich your invitation is expressed, to
Ter with a disPosition,V on my part, I
ribute whatever is in my power tf
Is the festivities Of the occasion, an,
anifest very merited respect for OH
liberal and public spirited fellow cit
Col. Blewett, forbid me to decline you
alton. The subject. which you hav
en- for the address, is one, upon whic
ust frankly own to vOu-and, npo
- the audience assembled at the tim
gnated by you, fear will too plaiH|
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05

FGCtOvGgc and Commission Bts-
StnesS.
TIME. subscriber will continue the above
Il business in this city, and begs leave to
tender his services to the planters Of Ala
bama, and that portion Of Mississippi ira
ding to this place.
H.B. GWATHMEY.
Mobile, June, 1887. AZ, ON.
Refer to
Gen. R. T. Browurigg,0
Mi. T. ]. Brownrigg,
]. B. Southall, ESQ. ) Columbus,
w. w Watts, Esq. Mississippi.
]. w. Carroll. Esq,
Col. Jas H. Smith.
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EDMUND II. HCgKTNS.


CTELL continues at his old stand
~ and informs planters and merchants
generally. that he has made additions ard
Improvements to his establishment for the
purpose of carrying on the
Storage 5 Commission Baestslcss.
He will receive, forward, or purchase
@ OF TOR,
and transact any business in his line entrust-
ed TO his care, at the customary rates.
AS he is determined that Westport shall
not lose any of its celebrity he will be care
ful and punctual in his business, and moder-
ate lE his charges.
August, ODD 1887. Aft.
The Mobile Chronicle will insert the a
bcve oace week for mouths and forward
heir accounts to this office.
Columbus Jockey Club FaIlRaCes.
YNHE Fail Races over the Hyde
Il Park Course will come off I'll the 10Th
October, with the following Purses;
FIRST DAY.
Sweepstake for colts and 6llies, 3 years
years I'D last spring, mile heats, 200 dollars
entrance, half forfeit. 5 or more to make a
race; and close 10th October; entries made
by address to Projectors, at Columbus,
Mississippi.
SECOND Day.
Sportsman'S Purse, $3.50 entrance, p. p.
2 miles heats; 2 or more to make race; to
close first day of the races, and free for all
ages.
THIRD DAY,
Purse $500, 8 mile heats; free for all ages;
entrance S25.
FOURTH DAY,
Purse $1,000; mile heats, free for all
ages; entrance $50.
FIFTH DAY.
Proprietors' Purse. $500; best in S; free
for all ages: entrance SIS.
This is now one Of the handSomest and
| best improved Courses of the South. Ra-
GERS travelling south to Mobile and New
| Orleans, will find It both convenient and tc
their interest TO come by this way, as the
time of the races here will allow them &c
take either the Alabama or Mississippi
route to Mobile and New Orleans. aud rur
at all intermediate places. Race horse:
will he accommodated with stables and litter
gratis BY the nnorn,r-.>,,.
Columbus, August, %, 1887 40 #.
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LAW NOTICE.

STE p III Eve. .N.4SH,
ATTORNEY AT LAw,)
WILL continue to devote his time and
w attention assidinusly to the duties Of
his profession; and will practice in the Cir
cult Courts of LOwndeS, Monroe, Noxubee,
K.mPer, Winston, Oaktibbeha u, Chicka-
saw, and Itawamha countries; and in the Su
preme and Chancery Courts, at Jackson,
Mississippi.
Office IN Columbus, Miss.
January 10. 1887. 17-tf
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In above attachment has been issued at
the suit of the said plaintiff against the said
defendant as an abSconding debtor for 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 Mississippi and
that unless the said defendant shall appear,
on or before the second Monday of October
next, being the FIRST daY Of the Circuit
court for the county aforesaid, give special
bail and plead, Judgement will BE entered
against him, and the properly at'ached viii
be SOLD TO satisfy the plaintiff S demands.
Witness, the clerk Of the said CircOit
court this 2sth day Of August, 1887.
ovIDP. RR0WN.
Printer'a fee, 81 so. clerk.
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m office is hereby given, that the
In above attachment has been issued AT
the suit of the said plaintiff against The said
defendant as an absconding debtor fer the
sum aforesaid, and has been returned 10 this
Office duly executed, and is now pending
and undetermined in the Circuit Court of
Lowndes County, State ofMississippi and
that wallace the ia aoCa,,l,,, ~ III =, 49,.
on or before the second Monday of October
next, being the first day ofthe Circuit court
for the county aforesaid, give special bail
and plead, judgement will be entered
against him, and the property attached win
be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, the clerk Of the said Circuit
court this 29th day Of August, 1887.
OVID r. BROWN,
Printers fee. 81 so. clerk.