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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

In Senate, Monday, Dec. Is, Mr Calhoun
Of South Carolina, appeared and took his sea I.
Ahe wee president presented report frou
the Treasury Department, in relation 20 GER
tain abuses charged by letter OF Mr.. DODGE
in connexion with The custom house. Also
report from the Navy Department, in re.
gard 10 the condition and amount of the Ma
Wy Pension fund, and the number of persons
on the pension list. Also, communication
from the Commissioners Of public buildings,
showing expenditures, &c. Mr.. Buchanan
OF Pennsylvania, presented memorial from
Philadelphia, in favor Of the proposed Sub
Treasury system-also memorials against,
the annexation Of Texas. Mr.. Wall presen-
ted memorial similar TO the last from New
Jersey. MIR. Preston gave notice that he
would Introduce proposition for the annex
ation OF Texas at an early Gay. Mr.. Wall,
also presented petition from II5 ladies' of
Gloucester, praying the abolition of slavery
in the District Of Columbia. Mr.. Xxi ing call.
ed for the question OF reception. Mr.Grun.
dy moved TO lay that question OH the table,
but withdrew il at the request Of Mr.. Clay,
who called on MIR. Wall TO say whether large
numbers who had been induced 10 sign these
petitions we're not influenced, in his opinion,
10 do so, because they thought the right CT
petition had been assaulted in the course hitb>
eFto taken by Congress. Mar. Clay thought
II worthy Of consideration whether the pro-
position Of ex-senator Tyler Of Va. 10 refer
them TO the committee for the District, or
some other committee, and have report up-
on them, fully and deliberately discussing
the whole subject, might not have the effect
OF satisfying The public mind, and preventing
any future interference on The subject. Mr..
Wall replied that the excitement was un-
quesllonably on tie increase in New JERSEY,
not in consequence OF sympathy with the
Aooil'Ionists, but because the people believed
that The right of petition bad been invaded.
he thought that the course minated by MIR.
Clay, would have a salulary effect. Mr.CaI.
houn said he did NOT think il would stop the
petitions. might as well attempt 10 stop
Northwestern with straw. The cause which
PFoauced them lay deep, in Q spirit of fanat-
'cism which disregarded constitution. law
a"" every wing else. Mr.. Calhoun said he
would yield noIbing-he was in favor Of M
compromise He was for the adoption Of a
joint rule TO make ii out Of order 10 prss.,,
such petitions. Mr.. Swift said he had been
entrusted with various memorials of the Same
character, and be was satisfied that the course
OF Congress had given an impulse 10 the
cause ofsbolition. Mr.. Rosne, OF yirginis,
remarked that il the petitions were 10 he
TefeTred, he hoped il would be 10 seIec,
sonmiste. He was member OF The com.
miiiee for the District, and he took occasion
to say that IL was question which be never
would discuss. When bis life and properly
we're ssssijsd be would not attempt TO protect
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28

The people of the Unit ed States along
the Canadian borders show great sym
patby for the revolutionists. No less
than three meetings have been held in
Buffalo, for the avowed object of lew.
ing war upon Great Britain, and the
IevIeS have actually commenced the
march. Meetings have Likewise been
held in number Of other towns. The
Vermonters ore said to be quite in fs,
yer. II will be well if we are no. I'M
voIved in wsr with Great Britain,
Mckenzie was at Buffalo,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28

Jacob CraStree is to be executed az
fincastle on Friday next 70. the murdey
Of George Blaze.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28

capt Lawrence Kearney has been
appointed TO the command of the Ex-
ploring squadron.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
.g;gvs;nissy0tey's .SOfjrp,
Jan. II, lS37.-27-4w

~ Office is hereby given, that letters of adj
ministration were granted to the Undersigned
at special term of the Probate court, held IN the
town Of Columbus, Lowndes co., Mis-. on the
first Monday in December, 1886, on the estate
of Thomas Brookshire. late Of Lowndes county.
Mi. deceased. All persons having claims against
said Thomas Brook hire, are hereby notified to
present them properly authenticated within the
lime prescribed by law, or the same will be barr
ed; and all those indebted TO said estate, are e.
quested to make immediate payment
MATILDA BROOkSIllkE, .ldoi'r.
JOHN j. LEWIS, .4dminisrdior.
Jan. ii, lS37-27-3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
NOTICE

KS hereby gwen to all persons interested IN the
III estate of Thomas {. branch, deceased, ami
late of Monroe conaty and state Of Mississippi,
that the Undersigned, admnstratrIN OF sud estate
will apply at the aext term o the probate court
for sald county. TO be holden on the fourth Mon
day of February next, for an order 10 sell ali the
ripht. title and interest 81 the SAID Thomas {.
Branch IN the following tracts and parcels OF
land, t. Wit:
Last half of the southwest quarter of section
No. 7, township No. 10, Range No. Is; South
half of the west half OF the southwest quarter
section No. 7, township No. l6, range No Is
west; lying and being IN Monroe oounty atoIe-
SAID. Also, the following tracts or parcels oil
land, lying and beng IN Noxubee county IN said
state, to wit:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
The State Of Iississipni.

TO all persons interested az The real estate o.
Edrard, .4chiIies and Thomas Kewea, minor
heirs Of Edward kcren. late Of Louadcs
comitv, deceased:
You are hereby cited to appear before the Pro-
hate court Of LowndtS county, at the court house
thereof, on the first Monday Of March, 1887 then
and there to show cause, il any You can. why the
following lands, the property of said minors to wit:
the west hall OF southwest quarter, md the souIh-
east quarter of southwest OF section No. Is, and
the northeast quarter OF section No. II, township
No. Is, south OF range No. IS, west, also northeas
quarter of section No. 80, and township No. H.
south of range No TO- west, should not be sold ac-
cording to the prayer Of The petition of Felix Wood
guardian of the persons and estate Of said Edward
Achlls and Thomas; and further TO do and suffer
such things as shall he considered OF ard ordered
by the said court in the premises.
Witness: Tl~mas Sampson, Esq. Judge of the
Probate court OF Lowndcs county, al the court
house aforesaid, the second Monday Of Jan'y. 1897.
Issued the lith day Of January, 1887
Il. ID HADEN, CIR.
Jan IA, l99T~e7-6w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
SALE nFLOTS

~ THE TOWN OF SALEM. Pickles.
n a.U..,y. Ala. The lots 10 tbs i9wn Will be
s.s. uH go ilc usual ,Ig anl offered 81 BIblc arC-
.au, ga SATURDAY, TIE I4lH day 81 Jahu2Iy, lsSs-
~ juNu Is atuai,d mHetialey IN the eastern
,sua Oi uE IuuDsCSbe,. uVtI, ~ Plskens county
Aa. en- a tiEa huu abuut mics beiOw Tie town l'
=.,sgusyl.t. u vas lOImgIsy known az Rmgoe
ba.i, v4 L.e nearest ana tssi rait trOn CaTTui ter
tl.e county site ui P.ckrus County, 10 Macon tive
county site Of NoAulce county, in Missssipisi
tariseii., tht c ,uhtl site Of VIM TEN county, and
Jackson tli, a. OF government Of NIssissippl. re
...,s luad uoW and ud, from Macon To Canolicn
aHI Iuscau,ea vii cross tue river immediately a.
th.~ place, where tie nver can be cTussed { ~
stage at high water; It being tie ouN place al wich
t., uvsr can he Guessed during hlgii water, lCt sev
c,al u.ie, both ahovr and brow, frthn the iact az
tier, beng WY high md dry bluffs uh b0a side, c.
the nVer
Salem is surrounded by an extensive, rieh, ona
lerue back country poSs, ssed ol ali the advantage
Of hnc cotton growing country, thckly popuIa ed
hy wealthy and respectable painters, surpassed by
none IN lie whole state either To morality or hos
pdahty.
Saien has mauy important advaitages over must
81 ta towns on thc 'foinbteb,e, II is the Only
I ptnl nu the rlyer ior considerable distance at
| N,Iol cotton Is shipped. large section oi lie
cagnl is already accommodated with the advanta
ecS 81 shipping cotton and produce 10 market, and
| ia return by receiving and landing their goods and
| acy,tes at this place. which IS AN important al
.suisgc Ia any section of country; the bluffs On
| ho,a Sdcs ot the rycr being quite high and dry
| were never known To- be- uvertlowcd during high
water. 1t is ahmiantly supplied with good wster
aud IS As healthy any section 0i the southern
country. The prnprietors might detail many other
important advantages, but he deems il entirely IN
necessary. ~ he asks IS ar individuals disposed
| 10 purchase to come and exHhue the site Of the
| town. He feels ASSURED that none will fail To be
pIoascd; li'thcy are not, why they need not pur-
chase. But mlnd those who lai TO make invest
rnons, whi mss great bargain
TERMS on SALE.-A credit of one year viii
be gwen IN one bali the purchase money, and a
credit ofiwo ycaIs for the balance. Further paTtie-
uiats viii he made known on the day of sale.
JOSEPH JACKSON, Proprietor.
SALEM, Ala. Dec. TO- 1886. 2S-I0w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
The State of Mississippi.

TO all persons interested in the real estate Of
Sarah f.. Caroline E., Maria L., Catalonia
"A. and John Oirer, minor heirs Of Jshn Oh
rer, late Of Lotcndcs county, deceased:
You are hereby cited to appear b. fore the Pro
bate court Of LoWndes county, at the court house
thereof on the first Monday of March, 1887, then
md there to show cause, if any you cam why the
real estate of said minors should not be sold accord
ing to the prayer OF the petition of John ID. Bib,
guardian of the persons and estate Of said Sarah F.
Caroline E., Maria L., CALEDONIA A. and John; and
further to do and suffer such things shall he con-
sdered Of and ordered by the said court in the pre-
misses
Witness: Thomas Sampson, Esq. Judge of the
Probate court OF Lowndes county, at the court
house aforesaid the second Monday Of Jan'y. 1887.
Issued the 18th day of January 1897.
X. d. HADEN, Ck
Jan H. l937-2I-6w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
NEW FALL AND WINTER
G1DN,E flJP4a

EECLUER n HUMPHREYS, have Just re-
Va Cu,>d and are How opening, two doors
west cI the LIgie Hotel, ihcjr stock al Clothing,
Nhch his been selected with great care, ana cN-
press, iur TINS market; CONSISTING IA part OF the
following Iuclss: Gentemen', blue and black
a, T. Coak>; Goats hair and camlot tloaks;
Blue, black, and dab G IN Oyercoats; Moaau,
goats hair and COMET o,elcoats Blanket Goats,
every description; Super blue, olack, dlhlia' ade-
lad, brown, olive, gIeen, mulberry, and ciaret
cloIh Frock and Dress Goats and CuaIoas; Very
hue blue and black cloth Pantdloons; Blue AMI
black cashmere do; Buckskln cashmere do;
PLAID bucksHn cashmere do; Ribbed buckskm
cashmere do; Extra fine buff and drab do; Vests
Of every description, Linen and cotton PLAIN and
rutile SHIRTS; MeIlno. lambs WOOL silk aud cotton
Understands; Buokskin Understands, new article;
}lenno and cotton knit Drawers; Flannel and
Jeans Drawers; Blossoms and Collars OF every
kind. \ large assortment of BOYS and Chi
dTen'S Clothing. \ great variety of Hosiery
| aud Gloves; Fine Russia Belts, tor various uses;
Gentlemen's Shoulder Braces; SILK aud gum
elastic Suspenders; Norsted and cotton SuSpen-
| ders; large assortment of fine Socks; \ spien-
| dad assortment OF llandkerchIeis; Gum elastic
| Straps, India Rubber legglnS; DO. Clothes
| Bags; Russia beaver beaver aud silk Hats, made
expressly to order; a general assortment Of line
Boots and Shoes aud Pumps, among which may
he found, extra sup. calf water proof Broots; Mo
rocco and buckskln Opera Boots; Russ,t leather
travelling Trunks; Do. NaIises; Seal and han
Trunks, &c. with great variety OF articles too
tedious to enumerate.
! No tha v,thltc "a al nm
stock; and should the article SUIT, ;he puce shall
be "nO ObstGcirn IN etlectng trade.
n. b. Country Merchants would do well to
call and examine, as We are determined to sell as
low as they can be purchased III any Of the south
Crn cities.
Jan. 7, 1897. 26G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
(Mi.) Bank and Land
Agency, and Gene; al COM
mission BusineSS.
YHNIIE subscriber begs leave TO offer his ser

THNllE subscriber begs leave TO offer his ser
II. vices to the citizens of Mississippi and
Alabama, as Bank and Land Argent. He will oiler
for discount, Bills of Exchange aud Notes To the
Banks OF this place, and forward the proceeds QeSS
his commissions) 10 any point 10 which he may he
directed. He will also attend To the sale and pur
chase Of lands, cotton, property, or auy other COM
mission business with which he may be intrusttd.
1t is the design of the Subscriber To concentrate into
his office all the information, with regard 10 hnds
which may he valuable TO persons deslous of pur-
chaSing for which purpose, lac will have maps
drawn OF the lands or property left Tor sale and a
luII description registered, with terms sc. attached.
He viii also have in his employ, competent persons
to show such lands as may be entrusted to him Tor
sale. The subscriber hopes, by giving his time and
attention to the business, to materially facilitate the
sale OF property, and otherwise advance the inter-
est OF those who may entruSt him with their bus-
ness. Ills terms for Offering notes or bills will he,
for the present. for all amounts less than $1,000,
one per cent; for all over tWeeiourhS per cent; lur
all other business, the usual commissions. Those
who may have lands or property for sale, will con-
fer favor by leaving description Of them as early
as possible. His office is next To jordan s Bu-
clamans and was formerly occupied by ] $. Tan
MATTHEW HOPKINS.
p. ). ArIctters must be post paid.
Jan. IA, ls37.-27f
The Montgomery Advertiser and Mobile Chron-
icle, will publish the above until further notice.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21

"a Otice--All persons Indebted to the firm of
~ Bricketi y Peel, or the present firm of
LAupERpALE s pEEL, will please call and settle
their accounts and notes; those having claims against
said firms, will please present them, as we have de-
termlned to close our business
LAUDERDALE < PEEL.
N,B.-Counuy merchants would do well to call
and examine our stock OF Goods; as we think we
can sell a better bargain than they can buy in New
York. Our stock of goods are all new; purchased
since the 18Th March, 1886.
Columbus Jan. ii, ls37.-27tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
.Fd.,.i.,tstyGsOy's .N0tiCe.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of adj
~ minlsration were granted to the Undersigned
at special term of the Probates court, held in
the town of Columbus, Lowndes county, Miss,
on the first Monday in December, 1896, on The
estate Of John Afford, late Of Lowndes county,
Mi, deceased. All persons having claim, against
the said John Afford, are hereby notified to pre-
sent them properly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be barred;
and all those indebted to SAID estate requested
to make immediate payment
JOHN J. LEWIS, admir-.
Jan. IA, lS37.-27-3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
Oinmercinl Bank of Columbus.

CoLuMBUs, December, z6, 1910.
STOCKHOLDERS, take notice, that sem
~ annual dividend of four per ccat IS Tins day
declared, on all the capital stock of this insutu.
ton paid prior to the 2dth day Of September ult
payable on or after the 2nd day Of January next
BY order Of the Board.
CHAS. II. ALERT, CASH
Dec. 30. 259w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21

At whichtime aud place, all persons feeling an
interest IN said estate are requested to attend and
shDS cause, # any they can. why sad order shall
not be made by SAID court, and the land sold
accordingly. 1ht, 2Sth December, 1886.
ELIZA l.. BRANCH,
Jan. 7. 1875, 6w. .fdlaiaisiydt,ir.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
SELECT SCRO0E

FOiN ~ J'u NJ AIDES.
NM ioS BRAY proposes to open n select school
1vA Tor Young LADIES' on Monday, the l2h
INST. The number will he limited to IS. Except
IN peculiar eases none will be- received under eight
years Of age. Finding difficult 10 procure n cen
trail stnaton, she wIII occupy for the present the
Methodist Church.
Columbus, Dec 9Th, lB3G-22tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21

Also an undivided interest with Thomas D.
Ford OF the following tracts or parcels OF land,
lying IN Monroe county in said state, to wit;
G.cI.o,, f'y,rn lt0pt-e
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims against the estate
IA of Bailey Ragau, ceased, are horeby no
uhod that they must present thcr several claims
properly authenticated, within thu tine prescribed
by law, Otherwise this notice will be plead III bar
of all such claims as may he subsequently, pre-
scented NATHANIEL WEED, ,Idm'r.
Okubhccha CO. Jan 4, 1897. 26-6w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
DISSOLUTION.

THE subscribers having sold theu entire stock
and store formerly occupied by them, to j. ).
Taft, beg leave TO recommend INN. to the con
tdence Of their friends and Customers
HOPkI MS & YATES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21

The co-pnrnership heretofore existing between
the Subscribers, under the firm Of Hopkins &,
Yates, was dissolved this day by mutual consent.
The business of the concern will be .eitled by
VIM. p. Yates; all those who are indebted by
note or otherwise, viii please pay Immediately
OF Their accounts will be put in suit.
MATTHEW HOPKINS.
WIN. P. YATES.
I,, 1Cp-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of adj
~ ministraton were granted to the undersign-
ed, at special term Of the Probates Court Of
Lowndcs County, State of Mississippi, held in
the town Of Columbus, in said county, on Mon
day, The 9Th day of December, 1896, on the es-
tate of Henry j. Parish, late of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
estate of Henry j. Parish, are hereby notified to
present tn IN properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be bar
red and all those indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the under
signed
JAMES ECKF0RD,
administrator Of HenryJ. Parish, deed.
Jan. I, 1887. rs 4w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
NOTICE.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS

III SbbSNhlDEho
a RE anxious TO close their business, and call
L "A upon all those indebted to them TO come
forward aud settle. All those who do not settle
their notes and accounts beio!o the first of March,
may expect TO pay costs.
ECkFORD & FIELDS.
Jan. 7. 1887. II 4w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
Land Tor su.A.

YE7HE subscriber Offers for sale 50 acres Of
IL land; one half OF which belongs to the
township Of Columbus, the other ionnc on the
north Persons wishing TO buy. can apply to the
owner at home. ABRAHAM BOTIEKS.
Dec. 4, l936.-2ln
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
Grnnd Con.oIIanted LOttcry.
Maryland state Lottery.

CLASS No. n.
DrcriuS 10 be rscsircd, Janun'T 10, 1897,
Pr2c Of 1000, 20.l0',lt, 0, 6,JOu, >,
eco, 2uof ,UuU, Sc. &c.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves So.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
'-'7li''-i l'iiiszai-=7 ai-iaaa-s
TO RENE.

VmNilE House now occupied by The subscriber,
n on lease ofwo years II is one Of the
most central and pleasantly situated IN the bust
ness part Of the town. JOHN DAVIS,
Dec. 30 2GT BROKER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
LAW NOTICE.

law NOVICE.
&feNsicn II. Nash, Attorney at
- Law, will continue 10 devote his time aud
attention assiduously to the duties Of his profess
sion, and will practice in the Circuit Courts Of
Lowndcs, Monroe, Noxubec, kcmpcr, Winston.
Okubbcha, Chicasag, and Iawamba countless
and in the Supreme anl Chancery Courts, at
jackson, Mississippi Office IN Columbus, Nj.
January !, 1897. 2G 17w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
COMPREHENSIVE.

FENlIE subscribers having associated thema
n selves IN business for the term Of five
Years, under the firm ul Estes. Drake 4 Coz beg
have to inform tleh friends and the pubic IN gen
emI that they have ust r,ci'iVad IT their stand,
Gently occupied by K. f. Lofts Il Co. neat
the corner oil Rdddy Smith, Mar<et-s,rcet direct
from New York and Pmadclphla a most splendid
and s,a,onabr assortment Of British Frcnch India
and American Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hard
ware and Cutlery, Hats, Slices, Bonnets, etc.
Also, a large assortment Of ready made Clothing,
of the hates, asiou, best Workmanship and finest
finish embracing every artirt OF genthmcn's wear
Also, a large and splendid assortment Of Jewelry,
among winch are Ladies and Gcntemcns fine full
lewcIcd Duplex, Lever Escapcmchi. LhbIth and
Skeleton Lever Gold Watches; Gentltmen's Dou-
bic Cased and plain English do Gcntlemens doti-
bic cascd pam and letyeIed Silver Levers; Com
mon Silver aud CIR Watches, Ladltr' and Gentle
mems Gold Chains; keys, Slides, Buckles, Far
Drops, Breast Pins and Rings, Of all descriptions,
and latest and mast fashionable patterns,
Also, general assortment Of Military Goods and
WarIkclnSrumcnts, such as Swords, Sashcs, Epabs
let's, Army Lace Military Buttons Stars, Spanyies
double and single barrel Guns, Pistols Bowie Kn.,ss
Drks, Sword Canes, Suletots, etc. together with
almost an endless assortment of thcr articles too &c.
diotts To cnumcnIe.
re whole Of The above will be constantly replen-
shed, and frequent additions made Of oil such arti-
cles as are IN common use; To which stock and as
So1ncni We invite the attention of good and pune
ulaI customers, aud shall be glad to open accounts
with all such for the year 1887; and those who wish
to lay out their cash Ia advantage are also requested
To call and see. The usual accommodations extended
to Country Merchants.
BENJAMIN ESTES.
EUGENE b. DRAKE,
WIN. J. ESTES.
Columbus, Miss Dee. t. 1896. est.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21
SMITH, RAINGEARD, & co. Hav

SMITH, RAINGEARD, 4 CO.. Hay
~ just received fresh supply of Drugs, Me-
dlcines. Lemon Syrup, Window Glass, Putty, Pa
tent Medicines, Perumery, &c. The above articles
together with complete assortment of every article
usually kept in their line of business may always be
had and will be sold wholesale or retail at the lowest
prices and on the most accommodating terms; also,
a superior article Of paste backing.
Columbus, Nov 49, ls36--20-1t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-21

PROPOSALS'will be received at the town Of
Gainesville until the 18th day OF February next, for
furnishing aud delivering al the town OF Gainesville,
l0j 900 feet IL Nd oiIoug Leaf Pine or Cypress
scaujlnr, To be- free from Knots, sap and wind sha-
kcrs, sawed by9 inches, and -, 20, % and 30 feet
long. Also ior furnishing AMI d,hveung on the Inc
of The Gainesville and NarI,eca Raj Roal,l0.5 800
Post Oak, or Cedar logs, in the rough, feet long
and from 10 to lG inches diameter.
d, II. BINGHAM, c. +.
Gainesville, Dec 3. 1881 % ".
The Democrat Columbus Mss. and Reporter
Gainesville Will insert tie above til LIST Feb. and
toward their accounts.