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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19

IN pursuance Of an order Of Sale OF the
4 Probate Court Of Carroll County, I ad.
vertiSed the following described tract OF
land, to be sold on the premises, on Saturday
the 25th instant; another advertisement
was published for the sale on this day ana
on Saturday, postponed the sale until TINS
day, and there being a want of sufficient bid
ders, have postponed the sale to take
place on Wednesday the 9th DAY OF De-
cember next, at Carrollton, when and where
will sell 10 the highest bidder on credit
of one two, and three years, equal install
ments, Section %, the South west quarter
and the South half of the Northwest quar-
ter. of Section 24-the Northwest quarter.
of Section 26,-the northeast quarter OF
Section 27-and the East-half of Section %,
all in Township 81, Range two, East This
Tract joins Stephen d. Miller's Oldham
tract on the South, and Petteco- cow-a creek
runs through il, for two and half miles.
1t has fine Mill Seat, at the point where
the creek enters the valley; the stream Is
capable Of carrying Saw and Grist MllIs
all the year: Il is the Riley Reserve and
is considered not inferior to any tract IN the
Yazoo or Yalobusha Valley. There IS a.
boat seventy acres of improved land, and
several cabins. The land is sold for tbs
benefit ofthe estate.
JOSEPH PERSONS.
.4dadnistratOg 0fGhe EstGte
of Patrick Riley, deed
i Nov. 9Th. 1sS7.-1S-St
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, ]
Jackson, Dec. I4th, 1887. !
BY BARRY w. BENSON.

BY BARRY w. BENSON,
Secretary Of State Of the State of N4i8si8-
sihhi.
KNOW ye, that in pursuance of the
act Of the Legislature, to regulate cleo
tons in this State, approved March
Cd, 1888, | have summed up the whole
number oGVotes returned into nv office
for Representatives to the twenty fifth
Congress from this State.
have found the same to be as fol,
lows:
s. 9. Prentiss, 1861 votes
T. J. Word, 1880
J. F. H. Claiborne, 6,259
s. ]. GhOlson, 6,O32
/ do, therefore, declare that S. S.
Prentiss and T. J. Word, having re.
ceived the greatest number of votes,
fare duly and legally elected Represen-
tatives to the twenty fifth Congress
from the State of Mississippi.
Witness my hand, and the great seal
of the State. at Jackson, the l4th day
Of Dec. 1887.
BARRY w. BENSON.
Jackson, Dec. ID, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
EOR N.aLE OR RENE
LOST.

T LOST either on the 18th, ,12,h or 18th
Il inst. on the road between Greensboro
Ala. and Columbus Miss. bonds or prom
missory notes for SIS, 900 each made payable
to me at the Planters Bank at Matches, by
Richard G. Davenport, of Clinton MIsA
and all them dated at Clinton. One of the
notes falls due on the first of January 1888:
another on the first of January 1889, and a
third OIL the LIST of January 1910. The pub
lie are cautioned not to trade for those notes
as they have never been transferred or en-
dorsed by me, and the maker of them ap-
priSed of their loss; so they caNnOt posi-
bly, be of any value to any person but my
self
The finder of them will be literally re.
warded by delivering them to A. F. Young
Esq. or Dr.. w, w. ToPp. Of Columbus
Miss, to George w. Blair, Of Clinton, Ala
or to myself in Greensboro, Ala.
u. Z. .TOPP.
Dec. 18th, 1Ss7.-14+lt
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19

we're provisions connected with their cns,or
house papers. This subject was submitted
lothe attention ct Congress by the SecrefarS
OF the Treasury ~ bis last annual rcnort
and will be again noticed at the present
session, with additional details. II will
doubtless receive that early and careful
consideration which its pressing importance
appears to require.
Your attention has heretofore been FIRE,
quently called 20 the affairs Of the District
OF Columbia. and should not again ask il.
did not their entire dependence on Congress
give them constant claim upon notice.
Separated by the Constitution from the res,
OF the Union, limited in extent, and aided
by no Legislature OF its own, It would seem
to be spot where wise and uniform svS .
TEN Of local government might have been
easily adopted. The District. however
unfortunately, has been left to linger behind
the rest Of the Union; its codes, civil and
criminal, are not only very defective, but
full of obsolete or inCOnVenicnt provisions:
being formed of portions Of two States, dis.
crepancies in the laws prevail in different
parts of the territory, small as it is; and al.
though it was selected as the seat of the
General Government, the site of its public
edihces, the depository of its archives, and
the residence Of its officers entrusted with
large amounts of public property, and the
management Of public business, vet it has
never been subject to, or received, that spe,
cial and comprehensive legislation which
those circumstances peculiarly demand.
am well aware Of the various subjects ol
greater magnitude and immediate interest
that press themselves on the consideration
ut Congress; but / believe there is not one
that appeals more directly to its justice.
than liberal, and even generous attention
to the interests OF the District oil Columbia,
and thorough and careful revision OF its
local government.
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5th, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
IMPORTANT SALE OF
LIND AND yFEGROES.

TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ON THE 10TH
OF JANUARY NEXT.
"HE. subscribers intending to break up
their Plantation near Columbus, offer
the tract of land known as the Popenham
Tract, containing about 480 acres of choice
Magby creek land. Two hundred and fifty
acres of the original tract will also be sold,
but they will be offered separately both
tracts containing 100 acres: 900 of which
are cleared and fresh in very fine heart.
One third Of the purchase money will be re-
quired on the day of transfer the balance
in two regular annual payments. Also
from twelve to twenty
Likely Negroes,
at one half Cash and the balance in twelve
months. The crop of Corn and Fodder fo'
cash. A parcel of very fine Plank
and Lumber, ON a credit Of twelve
months the purchasers in all instances CIV
ing negotiable notes with satisfactory secu
rity. The land will be shown to any gen
tleman who may wish to examine IL, at an!
time one Of US being generally on the es
tate.
Gs The land lies on the upper Tnsca
loosa Roads ave or six miles from town.
LEWIS & JEFFRIES.
Columbus. Mi. December II. 1887. d
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.ADMINIS RS
SAFE

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that
IL agreeable to an order of sale directed
to me from the Probate Court of Lowndes
County, and State of Mississippi, will eX.
pose to Sale at the Court House inlthe town
of Columbus on Thursday the 9TH day of
January next, all the personal property Of
Thomas ]. Forbes, decd, consisting Of
The whole of Lots i'm Blocks 81 &
b, as laid down in the plan of Colum bus.
so Shares Of Stock i'm TOuabfGby
Rail Road Bank,
One fine young Horse,
ALSO:-The Pass, MATERIALS &c, Of
the SOUTHERN ARGUS ;-one Of
the most VALUABLE and PROFITABLE Is
Adjustments in the South, and daily increa-
sing in patronage and circulation
Also The House and Lot, heretofore
occupied as the Printing Office of the
Southern Argus.
Terms Of Sale Twelve months credit
with approved security. Further partiCu-
lars made known on the day of sale.
SAMUEL DAVIS,
Administrator, nth the
Val annexed.
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PUblic Sale Oh Land.

DY virtue Of an order made by the Pro-
ID bates Court of Lowndes County, / will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, on the
18th day of January A. d. 1888, at the
Court House door in the town of Columbus,
the following described tracts of land, the
property OF the late Daniel ]. HUMPHREYS
to wit
N. w. or. Sec. No. IL. T. 10. r. 2. E.
S. w. or. Sec. No. 8. r. 10. r. z. E.
N. hf. S. No. 30T 16R9E
S E or Sec. II T Is R ZOE
And lots No. 8 & 4Sec. "a T Is N RIP {
w hf N E or Sec. 10 I 10NR7E
The above lands will be sold upon cred.
it of twelve months. Notes with good securi
ty will be required.
w. w. HUMPHREYS.
December Il. 1aS7-tds
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
FRANKLIN ACADEMY

HNHE semi-annual Examination of the
Il students will commence on Tuesday
the 10Th Of December; and win continue
four days. On Tuesday and Wednesday,
the scholars Of the Female Academy viii
be examined; on Thursday and Friday,
those Of the Male Academy. Exhibitions
on Friday night, she 22d Of December.
The friends of education are respectfully
and earnestly requested to attend.
r. B. WITTER,
s. c. SWIFT.
Dec. 10, l73z.-1t
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
State of Mississippi,
kOGO1adeS COOG1lt1Ev

Prob0tes Court, December Term. 1887.
"O Mary Clandenien, CLAIBORNE Myers,
Il Elizabeth O'HanlOn, Nancy Myers and
Robert Myers, heirs of David Myers late of
Richland District South Carolina deceased,
and James O'Hanlon, Executor of the last
Will and Testament of said Daniel Myers,
dec, and to all others inter ested in the Real
Estate ofSaidDavid Myers decd. lying in the
County of Lowndes and State of Mississippi:
You are hereby cited to appear before the
PrObates Court Of said county of LOWndes,
at the Courthouse thereof. on the first
Monday Of March 1888, then and there, to
show cause. If any you CAM why the follow
ing lands, the property of the Estate of said
David Myers decd. FIRST The West
half of Sec. Ne. ten, the Westsksdf OF the
Southwest quarter Of sec. NO, twenty three
the west half of section twenty-five
the whole Of section No. seventy six; eigh-
ty acres off the east side of Sec. Mo- TWEEN
ty-seven, running the whole length of said
section, and extending in width SO as to EN-,
brace eighty acres; the north half dissection
No. thirty FIVE, and the west halfsof the
north west quarter, Of section No. thirty
six, all in Township No. nineteen of Range
No. seventeen East-should not be sold &C.
cordng to the Prayer of the petition of Da-
vid F. Myers one of the Executors Of the
last Will and Testament of said David My
ers, dec'd.-and further to do and suffer
such things as shall be considered of, and
ordered by the said Court in the premises.
Witness Thomas Sampson, Esq. Judge
of PIobates for Lovndes County, the first
Monday of December 1887. Issued the
18th day of December 1887.
Attest. r. D. HADEN, ~.
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Columbus. Dec. $, 1ss7.-12-6w
TTWETY NOTICE.

A S The times are hard, all those indebted
N to the estate of the late JOHN OIL
YER, for rent of Land or purchase Of Ne
grOes, are hereby notified, that by paying
one half the amount of their notes, as
they respectively become due, may be in
dulged for the other half until the FIRST day
of January, 1889, by paying the lawful in
terest and giving additional and satisfactory
security for the punctual payment of the
same at the time stipulated. The lien to
continue on the negroes until the whole is
paid. ]. d. BIB, Guardian.
d., 1837.-12-3t
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
@a-aP0P@ARAa

AHul6erg Post Office, Autauga county lila.
We the undersigned do hereby certify
that we have witnessed the growth and pro-
duction of the above described Cotton called
the Aldridge or the Twin Cotton, and it is
far superior to any thing in the article Of
Cotton that we have ever seen; it is far su-
perior in staple and production. and appears
to be more laxYriant growth, and partic-
ulaTly adapted to the poorest as we'll as the
richest soils.
THOMAS STONE, LEWIS TYUS,
JOHN STEEL, Robt. BRODNAX.
Ort 1Q-13.3t
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
AdmimisfrafOrts NOtice.

T ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
- with the will annexed) having been
granted to the undersigned upon the Estate
of William ], Ledbetter deceased, bv the
PrObate's Court for the County of Lowndes
and State of Mississippi; at the December
Term1837 of said Court ALI persons hav-
ing claims against the estate are therefore
hereby required to exhibit the same, for
payment, within the time limited by law or
they will be forever barred.
THOMAS r. LEDBETTER,
Administrator.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
DESsOLUTEONR S.aKE,

TIME Co-partnership .,existing between
IL L. CASTOR and 5. w. Robbins will be
dissolved on the LIST day Of January next;
andthe stock of Liquors, Wines, &C.. if not
previously disposed Of, will on that day be
offered at public auction. Those indebted
to the firm existing previous to the Heath
Of A. F. Robbins, are requested to settle
Immediately, as no further indulgence can
be given. L. CASTOR,
=. a, S. w. ROBBINS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
Trust Sale

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that
i by virtue in pursuance of a Deed Of
Trust executed to me by Sylvester Pearl,
bearing date the 18th day Of March 1887,
and duly recorded in the Office of the Clerk
of Probates for Lowndes County, in the
State of Mississippi, / shall proceed to sell
on Monday the 18th day of January 1888,
at the Court House in Lowndes County
and town of Columbus, Mississippi, at pub
lie Sale to the highest bidder, one equal in
dividual half or mOietv of that certain piece
of ground situated in the town Of Columbus,
Lowndes County, Mississippi; being part of
lots number six and seven, in square NUM-
Der two, north of Main Street. And also,
the one equal individual half or moiety of
that certain piece of ground situated in Co
lumbus aforesaid, designated as the west
half of lots number three and number eight,
in square number two, north of Main Street
together with the buildings thereon, being
the same property conveyed to me by the
said Sylvester Pearl as aforesaid; all of
which is fully described and set forth in
said deed of trust Of Record aforesaid, and
to which reference can be had. The terms
will be made known on the day Of sale,
M. WATSON, Trustee.
Dec. 70. 1837-tdS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
De. BE-. e.

r HEREBY forwarn all persons from
il trading for note under seal for $3.50
and 90 cents, dated November 9th. 1887,
signed by Samuel WEIGH, and made payable
to myself order or assigns one day after the
date thereof, with credit thereon Of 20 dol-
lars entered Nov. 29th. 1887: as said Note
was unlawfully and. fraUdulenslY obtaind
from me,
JOHN M. SHARPE.
DeceRbes The sth 1857.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
TWIN COTTON.

Important to Cotton Planters.
"HE Cotton Planters of Alabama and
Il the adjoining States, are hereby in
formed that the subscriber after several
years attention to the culture of Cotton, has
succeeded in procuring kind of cotton en-
tirely new and of superior fine staple.
The growth Oc this article very much re-
sembles the echre; its branches are from
one to four inches in length, and bears from
two to seven bollS on each branch, which
are hung round alternately, so as to form a
circle. Its early maturity makes it an ar
licle suitable for the most northern climate,
where it is cultivated, as it requires only
about two thirds of the time to mature that
the common cotton requires, and will bear
planting as close as it can be cultivated. In
the production of this article it appears that
nature intended to triple her powers, and
to cause three-fold production from the
SEINE seed and soil; possessing also an e.
quail and propOrtionate increase of fneness
of staple.-ThiS admirable production is in
deed something new and astonishing; the
growth is luxnriant and large, has a fine
healthy appearance and grows kindly upon
the poorest soil; the bOllS are large, fine and
entirely clear of rot or blemiSh, and bids
fair to yield from double to three times as
! much per acre as the common cotton from
poor land. These advantages together
with the superior staple of the cotton makes
it an article Of no common interest, but must
and will command the attention and high
est interest of every Cotton Planter. Sam
plies and seed can be had on application to
the subscriber or H. S. McGraw, Mulberry
Post Office, AutaUga county Ala.
All orders or communications must come
post paid. Every order will be filled and
forward, according to instructions. Price
! fifty cents per seed.
| No person can purchase or have an or
der filled for more than one hundred seed
Terms-cash, which must accompany each
order. Communications equivalent to bar
gain.
VIM. K. ALDRIDGE.
u" A small quantity of the seed may BE-
had by applying to Mr.. James Rather, il
| Tuscaloosa.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19

We have anticipated our day ofpub-
LEGATION for the purpose oflaying before
our readers the Presidents message
early. Our correspondents and ad-
vertising friends must exercise patience
with US.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
.NOTRCE.

t~On next Sabbath, 4th Sunday in. Ad-
vent, there will be Divine Service in the
Franklin Academy. at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
when the Rev. Mr.. Forbes may be expect
ed to deliver a discourse appropriate to the
celebration OF the nativity of the Son of God.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
In of Administration were granted to the
undersigned at the present December Term
of the Hon. Probate's Court of Lowndes
County, of the State of Mississippi, on the
estate of Thomas ]. Forbes, late of said
County, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified
to present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law or they will be
barred; and all persons indebted to said es-
tate are hereby notified to come .forwardand
make payments Immediately to the under
signed, at the OH1cc of the Southern Argus.
SAMUEL DAVIS,
Administrator with the
VII ANNEXED.
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%ARPTHA

On the 10th inst. at the residence OF
HENRY LOWE, Esq. in Oketibbeha Co.
by the Rev. THOMAS TABB, Mr.. VIM.
T. MOORE, to Miss MARY A. HUD-
SON.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
NOTTCE.

ALL Persons indebted to the subscriber
"A are re. pecEfully solicited to make inn
mediate payment, as he intends leaving this
place as soon as he can collect his dues.
John MUNRO.
ColumHus, Dee. $. 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
SOUTHERN ARGUS.

TUESDAY, DEG. 1e.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-12-19
MA60NIC NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby
~ SlAAAA given that the grand
&ae2 AtsX& annual Communication
IE@ssS AK ~ of the Grand Lodge Of
~ u zsesss 1fAASSsN State of Mississippi,
49, - 49, will be holden at the
AARS gnS Masonic Hall, city Of
Natchez on Monday
the first day of January, AL. 1888, D.
1888. Officers and members of the Grand
Lodge and Representatives of subordinate
Lodges will please to take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Given under my hand and seal Of the
Grand Lodge at the city of Natchez 19th
November, 1887.
VIM. P. MELLEN,
G. S. G.. L. S. NJ.
Nov. 2o.-13.4t
The Free Trader, Mississippian and Co
lumbus Argus, will please give the above
four insertions each, and send their accounts
to this Office for payment.-Nat. Cour.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
A TWO Horse Jersey Wagon, Apply
n Ra this Office =
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December II, 1es7-1S-t d c
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ADMTNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Dec. u, 1s37.-tds
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30
Matthew SaX's Estate.

TENIl f. subscribers having been appointed by
Il the Honorable Probate Court for the dis
trict of Grand-Islc commissioners 10 receive
examine and adjust all claims aud demands Of
all persons against the estate of Matthew sax,
late of Chazy deceased and all claims and de,
mands exhibited in offset thereto, do hereby
give notice that said estate is represented in.
solvent, and six months from the 9th day Of
April A. ID. 1887 is allowed TO the creditors of
said estate to prove their respective claims be-
fore US, and that we will attend TO the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house OF
Ira Hill, IN Isle La Mott, on the third Monday
ofAugu,t next, from 10 o'clock forenoon I'LL
1 O'Clock afternoon.
Dated at Isle LA Mott, this lst day Of June
A, ID. 1857. JOSEPH SEWEL,/
EZRA PlKE,jr Com'S.
HARRY hill,
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Crockery and Glass Ware.

VTVIIE subscribers arc now offering large
L. and splendid stock Of Ciockcry aud
Glass Ware, and it is their intention 10 keep
such stock that the public will know where
TO come and select their full supply any time.
and at satisfactory prices.
We have Now, Cut, Ground, and
Stand
Dining sets complete, white and prin-
ted, Gold Band, white ana bronze China sets
Cut and plain Champagne
Celery
and in fact almost every article in the lin
LEMurr. CURTIS g. Co.
Burlington, May 2j, 1887.
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William Pease's Estate.

w f the subscribers, having been op
w pointed by the Honorable the Pro.
bate Court for the District OF Chiuendon,
commissioners 20 receive, examine and ad
lust The claims aud demands Of all persons,
against the estate of William Pcase, late
Of Charlotte, in said District, deceased,
represented iusolvent and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto /;
and six months from the day of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for
hat purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice, that we will attend TO the business
# our appointment, at the dwelling 81
Mrs. Slatira Pcase, in said District, ON the
first Tuesday Of August, and on the first
Tuesday Of November next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated tins cath day of June, A. ID 1887
NOBLE LOVELY, Commits
SHELDON WHEELER, ( Sioners.
The snow tell SIX inches deepat Lincoln
Mass. June l2Ih.
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the river canal like TO the ocean why
is not ctass black ? Why comcth the
g.ccn bud, the white blossom. the golden
ivnt. and the yellow lcaf' Why Is not
the armament " q icadeu changeiess hue
Why hang not the clouds Ike spo"gc* :"
the skvo WHY the bright tlnis OF morn
inc. the splendor of noon. the gorgeous
hucs oc sunset Why. in n word, does
the prca, armament. like an cvcr-'urn'og
Kaleidoscope, ct every revolving h"nr pre-
son, 10 man new and beautiful picture III
tho skies | care not that shall he an
swcred that those and all other bcau'lcs
whether of sight and sound. are he results
of ARRANGEMENTS FOR other ends. care not,
for it is enough COR me that a benevolent
God hath constituted Us. as 10 enable us 10
derive pleasure and benefit from them ;an'
Inv so doing. he hath made il incumbent ny
ON Ms TO draw from so abundant source
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.AGAZ g, AG42-2c, A-GA1Eg,

'ERpW ARD has Just returned from New
es-sza Nork, beng his second trip this
spuug, aud has brought Just VIVA, has been
hoped aud wished for 50 auXlouslv VIZ. the
news OF better tunes having commenced in
consequence Of the call of rhe Congress of
the uaI'on aud the beginning of the City
Banks TO receive the Country Bank notes,
both OF which causes have inspired hopes
and brought back confidence and with it
theNew Good. INTO market for distribution,
and beng Just at The right time, the turn.
lHg Of the lld". received hls portion of the
most approved articles came back IN the
ostcst Rail aud Steam Boat Lines with
them ST a. TO distribute, the happy intell-
geuca aud pleasing New Good, among the
people as generally and as last as possible,
and # they VIII only come buy and take
them | am sure they WI, feel and appear
better and more Cheerful, audal things will
90 on again regularly and tremendously,
T. : Only Just call and look or buy at
llowatd's. May 81, 1887.