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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-15

Fortune seemed 10 favor the attempt.
they stole upon deck about day light
and found only four sailors upon the
watch. The residue and the officers
having retired 10 rest. To knock
down two ef.he watch and drive the g.
Their two up the rigging before the
muzzle oil pistol without load or a
fiini-to fasten the companion way up
on the lieutenant and lock the forecas-
tie upon the sailors, was but the work
OF moment with this trio of resolute
seamen coniending for freedom. With
out any bloooshed, and almost without
Resistance. they took possession of the
schooner, and brought her, prize crew,
money, hides and all safely to New
Orleans. On their way to that port
they were met and boarded by Bri-
fish armed ship, the commander OF
which applsuded the gallant exploits
of Capt. Clarke, and offered him con-
voy TO Hayana.-Chronicie.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-15

The WIFE OF OsoEoLA.-
was touching commentary on wo.
mans worth displayed in the dying
hour of the Seminole Chieitain. The
stern old warrior who had gone through
life, withou, having in appearances
done nught TO win the imperishable
love OF woman, yet passed away from
the earth with his head pillowed on a
female bosom, and the eye OF affection
watching the decaying fires Off own.
Cold as the heart of the savage is sup
posed to be in regard TO the social and
domestic feelings, the death couch of
Osceola yields triumphant evidence Of
the Indians submission 10 the sway Of
the affections. A captive, and to add
TO tho bitterness OF imprisonment, ,rea-
cherously captured: smarting under
the sense ofthe nations many wrongs
feeling that with his death, passed
away the sole chance for the deliver
ance of his people from the avaricIous
power Of the white man, it may well
be conceived that the soul of the CHIEF
was filled with emotion, and that he
had out few feelings to spare in exer.
else of the love and sympathies of life.
But the power of woman mastered the
keen rcmembrnnces ofthe Indians ills,
and the voice Of his faithful wife, as her
arms supported his head and wiped
from his brow the death damps, fell
gratefully and soothingly upon the eb-
DING senses of the captive. In witness
sing her entire devotion and patient
love, the Indian forgot his wrongs, and
the indomitnble spirit, so often flashing
IN the van Of battle and tanning the
leaves Of the greenwood with the ho
breath of war, passed away with Q
murmur Of love to her, the companion
of his freedom, and the willing sharel
of his prison.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
ggoniague's Balm.

.9a hfaa randy f. me Io1fh-lrhs
TliE established r-pu'atoD and oons'an. y n
n. crossing demand o. tiis vie iul' remedy
q faiu and prc.rFayr q tle iecia, las iniace IT,
slscdber 10 offer d % the Aincrcan pubir. Ar
ranfrmcnis have been made 20 supply agents ~ az
the principal cifes AID towns 10 tllr United States
~ b pllce 4 WITHIN tie reach ri t.nsc suffering
and hscly Ia suffer with this meet hafassing Of al
To0fh .leLs.
When applied arcofdiag tnd,rcouons given on the
hottie. il Jas never fs.sd Ia af,,sd immediate and
permanent relief llslso arrests the decay IN iefc-
tive teeth, aud relieves ihe Soreness which - ire.
qleuily rsnlcfs a sirong tooth useless. The sppl,-
callon and remedy are simple, InHocenI AMI not un-
pleasant; and She large number nlper~ons m ii6't-
eBt seclnns o. tie country, that ave already expe-
rienecd such deglIful and 'auiary effects from The
use oitae Balm, sfe ready to bcar, (s,r the pubic
goad) their testimony, 70 is unryaled qualities. II
Is an lniian remedy obtained singilaTly aad uusx-
peciedly and may he regarded by tie civilized
world as the mnst yaloabe discovery Of the Red
man Of the Npnds
For Sale b. SMITH & FRlERSON. DraExisfs,
Columbus, .usanifPi. 70 Pace 81 rrs B,TTrI.
II. d. MONTAGUE
niareh g. 1883 Sly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Gen'l. Land Office, Feb. Is. Is3s.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the public sales
~ of land, advertised to take place at the fol.
lowing times and places, by proclamatons Of the
President Of the United States, bearing date the
twenty-ninth day of November, 1888, to wit:
IN The STATE OF ALABAMA.
AT Mardlsville, on Monday the 18th day of Marc
AT Montgomery, on Monday the It'll day of May
next.
Al Sparta, on Monday the 9th day ofMarch next
at ST. Stephens, on Monday the 10Th day OF March
next.
AT Cahaba, on Monday the Cd day of April next.
AT Tuscaloosa, onMonday the l6thday of April next.
At Huntsville, on Monday the 9th day of April next.
IN THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
AT Chocchuma, on Monday tie l4th day Of May
next
At Columbus, on Monday the 18th day of May next
ARE postponed until further notice.
BY order Of the Prcsdcn, Of the United States;
JAS. WHrTC0MB, Commissioner.
march TO- l63S-S5-l0w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Shcr,F,S Sale.

RY virtue Of five Writs of f. ia. that issued
~ from the circuit court Of Winston county,
and TO me directed, shall proceed TO sell for cash
before the court house door in the town Of Louis
vile, on Monday, the 9Th day of May next, all the
right, title, claim, interest and demand that F.. IL
Thompson has in and TO the following Town Lots,
with his Tan Yard: they are known and described
as follows. 10 wits Lots number FIVE and eight in
block number three; also lot number six and seven
in block number four, levied on by said executions
two in favor Of H. 5. Hudspelh, one in favor o
Christian s. Munroe, one in favor of Benz. HYDE
aud one IN favor Of Elizabeth r. Rose, against f.
H. Thompson, this S0lh day Of march, 1883.
JOHN H. HARDY. Sheriff.
April Z 29d Printers fee, So OO.l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Mississippi oncy as. the World.

a SECOND Sale Of Lots will take place IA
IA the Town Of Warsaw, Sumter County, lh.
on Friday, the 9th Of April, 1888, at which time
and place. all the unsod lots Will be disposed Of %
credit Of one and two years from this dale PEI.
Suns wishing 70 make investments IN tins desirable
Village, will do well to avail themselves Of tbs last
opportunity, as the sale will be positive and without
reserve, in order to close the concern.
WARSAW possesses many advantages oyera.
most all other shipping points on the west side q
the Tomhlgby, being located on beautiful sand
bluff, adjacent to the most fertile lands on saIlh
watered by the best OF lreestone springs, and not
surpassed for health by any place on the river.
There has been about six thousand bales of Cotton
shipped from the landing this season, and ialf
pr spect for double that quantity in the next two
years. The proprletors will demand 5 per cent IN
cash on the amount of purchases which will be re.
ceived in that "scourge Of the EARTH .niss'spp'
Shinpldsters
April, I, 1888 S9w3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance
1 " Of an order Of the Probate cour, Of Lovnde,
county, made at the March term, the undersigned
vii proceed to sell to the highest bidder, on the 18th
day OF May next, in the town OF Nashville, on a
credit until the first of January next, all the real
estate Except the widow dower) belonging to the
estate Of John Lewis decd. TO wit Lots No 8
and 4, in square No 9; and Lots No IS and 80 in
square No s, Note with approved security, will be
required Of the purchaser.
The property 10 he sold consists of store house
ofa convenient size, and well arranged for transact
ing mercantile business HtaIor Shop well arran-
ged for carrying on that business; grocery OF
small ware house and perhaps blacksmith shop.
Any person wishing 10 engage in either of the
above named branches Of business, would no doubt
do well 10 attend the sale.
THOS. J. LEWIS, Admir-.
Nashville, A-ril 10. 1888 40tS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Law Notice.

~ c. g. j. G. BALDWIN, ATroRSin II
~ Law, will in future attend the courts o.
Kemper, Newton, Winston, Noxubee, Oclbsla
and Columbus, Mississippi, and Vt Sumper Old
PckenS, Alabama. Business entrusu to Their car
" ill be transacted with all possible despatch In
Junior partner will attend particularly 10 the cCts
ton of claims in Mississippi.
Address Cornelius C. Baldwin, Gainesville Al
bama, or Joseph G. Baldwin, De Kalb, Kemp
county, Mississippi.
REFER ENCEs.
BEIRNE, FAwcETT & Co. Gainesville, ] 49,.
oNEIL, MIcHAux & Co. Mobile, ASOa~7
DR. WEIR, Prcs't Commercial Bank,
Ten. CARTER' Columbus,
A. u. WEIR, Esqr Mississippi
Gainesville, march 81, 1885. 1878
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
State Of Mississippi, Lowndcs CO.

Probat, Court, March Term, 1898.
IN o all persons interested in the real estate Of
n Henry j. Parish dec eased, Of the county
and state aforesaid II appearing to the satisfaction
oil the court, on the petition oi James Ecklord, one
of the heirs and devSes Of said estate thai it would
be 70 the advantage Of all persons interested in sand
estate, that said real estate should be sold, II is
therefore ordered, that publication be made in the
Democrat six successive weeks, notifying the heirs
of SAID deceased and all persons Interested in tie
said real estate, TO be and appear a. the next Pro-
bate court To be held at the court house in tie town
OF Columbus, Lovndes coonty, Mississippi, and
show cause, if any they have, why the said land
should mol be ordered for sale viz: west bali OF the
northwest quarter OF section eight township nine
teen, range fourteen east, containing eighty acres
| and tlnrty fur one-hundredhs ol an acre.
Witness, THoMAs SAMPSON Esqr Judge Of the
| Probate court.
| Issued the ninth day of March, A. d. 1888.
W.. FULLER Clerk pro am,
march IL s6I6 Prs fee $40 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Land for sale.

NEAR Starkville, the county seat Of Octbbe-
1 y ha county, Mississippi, the south west quar-
ter, OF sectu'n thirty four, IN township number egh-
teen, north Of range number thirteen east the south
east quarter, OF section twcnty-nine in township
number eighteen, north Of range thrteca east; the
west hall OF The noi thcaSt quarter aud the north
west quarter, Of section number two, in township
seventeen, olagc thirteen castythe north cast quar-
ter, and the north cast quarter of the north west
quarter, OF sechon twelve, in township seventeen,
north oirluge thirteen east; and the north east quar-
ter Of section number three, in township seventeen.
north OF range thirteen cast. The above lands are
selected by the best Judges and are offered for cash
or 90 lnng credit, and the most Occommolatin.
terms. Apply 10 the subscriber al Bdckelrs Store,
opposite tie Eagle Hotel, Columbus, Miss.
ADDISON PEEL
Feb 10, 1SSs--Sl-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Sherif's Sale.

OY virtue Of two wrs Of f. IA. issued from
- the c!rcui, court Of Winston county ct No
vemher term Of said court, 1887 and To me directed,
will sell at the court house IN the town of Louis
vile, on Monday the 2lst day of MAY next, all the
right, title, claim interest and demand that Lewis l..
Fanvile has IN and to the following described los of
land, lying joining the town plan of Louisville,
known as lots number J., 2, 5, l. aud G, which
contains two acres each, and lots number l. s. 9, TO-
ii, 10, 10, IA and Is, containing four acres EACH all
levied on as the property Of said Fanve, to satisfy
an execution in favor Of l. Dodson and one in favor
of J. J. 4 G. w. Thomson, use, &c.
JOHN H. HARDY Sheriff.
April 10, 1888. 40sOd Printers fee, SIS Ool
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Pleasant Hill Accademie,

ENIIE subscriber has opened Male ,,y
II Female Academy, SIX miles Eas, OPP
ensyile, and five South West of Carrn,toa r
two Institutions are entirely separate. TIE
IS under his own direction, and the latter ua.s,s'
of Mrs. &.
rhe Male Academy consists Of depsr,n...
and the rates of Tuition per SESSION Of five ma'-,
are as follows:
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENTS
Class I.-Spelng Reading and Writing g. !,
2-The above with Arithmetic Enc.
lish Grammar, Elements OF History and
HIGH SCHOOL. wv
Class l.-Ancient and Modern History and
Geography combined, Astronomy, Bellies.
letters, Composition and Defamation. Hh
Glass 2.--Studes the first class completed.
Algebra, Geography, Natural and Moral
Philosophy % III
Glass 3.--Studies Of the second class com.
pleled, Mental Philosophy, Chemistry and
Political ECONOMY. sh
Languages, Latin, Greek or French. Nm
The course Of instruction in the Female Acsdsp,
is similar, but less extensive in some branches ~
will COZ tain some additional branches. pruysm
will be made for the different branches of orusu..
tai Education in the Female Academy, so soon N
the number oipupils will warrant the expense.
Boarding will be provided for young Ladies },
the subscriber, and by Mr.. Terry for young n.a
as low as the expenses viii permit.
R. S. GLADNEY
Pleasant Hill, March Oath, lsSS.--97-tG
10 The Tuscaloosa Flag of the Union and III
Noxubee Times. will phase copy the above for 81,
weeks, and send copy Of the paper with the bin /
Inc at Pckensville Ala.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Gins! Gins! Gins!u

TIME subscriber would INFORM the B,,.r.
Il he has established an extensive c.
Mandatory in the town Ct Louisv1le n =
county, Ms. Having pared no pans a.
.ast SIX months IN searching for the bs, - !
and having he'd much experience m The
he fee c-lhjent be slall b. able % gir- -
uln to al who may pauonise him. Hs -
Be made Of Ca. and German sfeel r,npis. :
b,st Of boxing, and he vii be able 10 furpi, 49,
in tine for the next cotton cop. He vo.g y.
the pub &c IN general 10 call al his Factor -
anime for themselves lie would further -, - z
ne has lately removed fom Georgia, Nome 49,.
MARLIN I. COLLIE
Jan. o. Is3s-26-d
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Drs. saltonstall & Knowcr.

hENTlSrS.--M Manufacturers of the Pre-
- MUM S,licious Metallic Teeth, from the
original recips) Ms manufactured by y. G. Amber,
d. d. DENTIST Of New York, having associated
themselves together ioi the purpose Of practising
their profession, they would state that they have
spared no pains in making themselves acquainted
with every branch Of the profession, botA practical
and thrnrehca and are now prepared 10 perform all
operations appeFaining TO Dental surgery in the
latest aud most approved scientific manner Office
Oh Main street. under the Commercial Bank
N B. Teeth inserted on gold plate from one to
an entire set. Nov. IS, i937-e0tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
ShcriH,s Sale.

Hpi virtue Of writ f.la. that issued from the
h1crcuIt court Of Winston county and to me d.
rected will sell at the court house door in the town
Of Louisville on monday the seventh day of NAY
next, TIE east half of the southeast quarter of sec
ton twenty three, township sixteen, range thirteen
east, containing eighty acres, more or less levied on
as the properly of John X. Hyde to satisfy said ex-
ecution in favor Of Christian s Monroe. Sale with
IN the hours prescribed by law. march "a, 1888.
J. II. HARDY, Sheriff.
April S9td Printers fee, IS OOl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Improved Land for Sale.

HNiE subscriber wishes to sell the plantation
= whereon be now resides. containing AUU
acres rich prairie land I75 acres cleared and nm.
der fence, GIN house, and other necessary buildings.
THIS land Is situated in Lowndes county, II miles
southwest Of Columbus. An entire new set q
Biacksmlth's tools viii be Sold with the plantation +
desired. The Gm House aud Mill attached tn the
premises, arc neatly nex, and cannot fail TO please
purchaser. A liberal credn Will b. gwen.
SAMUEL MG0WEN.
Sept. 5. issT--9-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Shcrif.s Sale.

virtue Of writ Of Fl. "a issued from the
NJ circuit court of Winston county at Noyem-
her term of said court, 1897, and to me directed, |
will sell at the court house in Louisville, on Monday
the 2lst day Of May next, all tne.rgt title, claim,
interest and demand that John Reagan has in and to
the following described land, to wit: the east half
OF the northeast quarter dissection twenty FIVE tswn-
ship fourteen, range fourteen east. which contains
eighty acres, more less levied on as the property
Of SAID Ragan, to satisfy an execution in favor OF
Thomas Jones, this 10th day of April 1885,
JOHN II. HARDY, Sheriff.
April IA, 40l30 Printers fee, IS OOl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Timely Information.

UAGGING, ROPE, TNINE, &c.-The
- subscribers are authorised to inform the
pubic Of this section in general, that they viii have
10 store BY the Ia Ociober next, directly from the
Paris mills Kentucky,
1000 pieces heavy Bagging,
2OO1Jbil bale rope,
5000 pounds Irvine,
1000 pieces Negro Lndseys:
5000 9 Kentucky Jeans.
II. d. DRAKE, & Co.
Columbus Miss, Jan. %, 1883 s9~7m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
II. b. MONTAGUE.
New Arrangements,

AND TRAVELLING FACILITIES INCREASED.
DAILY LINE OF U. $, MAIL COACHES.
From. Virksburg 10 Jackson.
YEylIE subscribers have the pleasure Of inform
4 - ing the public that ihey have established a
Daily Line Of four horse Post Coachcs from Vlcks-
burg via. Amsterdam, Raymond and Clinton, tt
Jackeon. which will leave Vcksburg and jackson
every day regularly Their Old and well known line
via. Bridgeport aud Clinton to Jackson is also IN
complete operation, passengers therefore can always
rely upon an INN date conveyance, as two stages
will leave VIcksbufg every morning for Jackson,
and rice versa.
Tnsy have also csmbIsheda tr-wceklv line Of
u. &. mail COACHES from q rand Calf VIA. RAYMOND,
Cinlol and Jackson, 10 Brandon. Passengers trnv-
cling on tie Nlcksbug daily line will lniersect the
line 10 b anlon At Jackson, and also the line 10 CO.
iunbus, Nlns. They have also estahG he'd daily
line of stages from Port Gibson 10 Grand Gulf so
that passengers from tie river can Away gel direct
passage 10 any part otthe interior Of the state
they would also inform the public that they are
nov establishing a new and splendid line OF four
horse post coaches, (Which will be IN iull operation
by the first Of January nex) from Manchester VIA
Benton, Lexington, Carrotou aud Grenada, to
Colleeyie, There n,erseeling with the stage ne TO
pontoioc, and from thence 10 Tuscumba, Ala, IN
tersecting also with the line lrgdng from Pontotoc
10 Columbus Miss, and from Colleevil!e To Holly
Springs, and from Holly Springs to Grenada Tenn
there inte seeing the main line I, Nashville, inter
seeting also with line from Holly Springs TO Mem
phS, Fenn. All olthe coaches on the above routes
are ofthe best Troy manufictur , aud the m lst ex
pcrenced agents are employed 10 conduct lhem.
Every attention viii BE- shown 10 persons lraveh,
on these lines, and to the safe transportation 0
baggage.
JR s. P. JEFFERSON.
Clinton, Miss. Jan. 20. lsSs--2s-Sm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
State OF Mississippi, winston Co.

UaIIINh Fayhe Joseph 7. CrOSSIeY,
No. 100 vs. ! Attachment
Josiah II. Whtlock for Sl3s 90
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above al
v tachment was issued at the suit of the sad
Plaintiff against the said defendant, as a removed
debtor, for the aforesaid, and has been returned
10 this office duly executed and is now pending and
undetermined in the circuit court o! Winston county,
state Of Mississippi, and that unless the said defend
ant shall appear on or before the fourth Monday az
ter the fourth monday of April, 1885, being the first
day Of the clTcuitcour 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 panutF' s demands
Witness the clerk Of the said court the Q2d dav of
May, 1887. JAS. PHAGAN, clerk.
April STA Printers fee, 81 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Noxubce Turnpike for Sale.

TENHE subscribers offer tor sale the above pre-.
n petty. lis iicdon the Robinson Road,
leading from Counhu' 10 jackson, is too well known
To require pafiiculasr description. Few situations
present the same inducements to the capitalist. As
a tavern, OF mercantile stand It is perhaps uncoual-
led in the State. With these advantages. in add
ton 70 ITS daily ucome, no property at this time can
Afford more profitable investment. Attached TO
the Turnpike which will soon be placed in complete
repair, are $50 acres Of land, small proportion Of
which u cleared. For terms, or further particulars,
address the undersigned. a
DIN DULANEY & son.
Franklin, Miss. February II, 1898 SENS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Peoples lime OF Stages Con Augusta

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING NoRTH:
~ This splendid line Of four horse post coach
es is in successful operation and runs daily between
Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Georgia. Pas
sengers can be assured of more comGst and expe-
dition by this liue than any other now running to
Augusta. The company have spared neither pains
nor expense to procure the best Troy built coaches,
excellent and well trained horses, experienced, sober
and careful drivers.
TO avoid impositions repeatedly practsed on the
travelling community by contractors at all times era
wing monopoly, passengers will be careful going
North not 10 take their passage farther than Mont
gomery, on any other interesting line where thev
will at all times have preference on the People;s
line for Augusta.
Fhs line runs 45 miles on the Augusta and Atb-
ems rail road which will land passengers in Anons..
ahead Of the mail Line several hours. ~"
GEO. w. DENT.
an Agent Tor the company.
ohice Montgomery, Ala. mar 81, 1888, sSyi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
Atnte I'D NIi..IssIppi. NIonrOe %.

EAMAE VI -NAAarA-1A EEAa
Probate C0sri, 10 vii, .iPril Term 4. d 1883
IN petition Of Caroline L. Eohols, Admin
" isira,nx Of Slmeun Eohols, late OF said
county, deceased, praying for dover az ihf H'do"
q SAID decreased. und Il appearing t' the satisfaction
Ct The court from the repoFi Of The aam.nstrairix'
that said estate IS .nslvent: Il Is ordered by tie
court that publication h. made ~ The Columbus DE-
mocrst .or si1 successive weeks, notifying 81 per
SIMS interested IN tie real estate of SAD decreased 70
he and appear al the next regular term OF tbs court
o. Be hO.ien al me court house IN Alhins, N said
county, on the first M0niay IN July next and >hew
cause II any, why The balance Of the real estate Of
said deceased should not be ordered for sale u pay
tie debts Of said estate. The following described
lots in the town Of Athens is tie Whoe OF tie real
estate Of which said EchnIs died seized 10 wit; Lots
number four and five in block Humber four; ot NUM-
Der SIX, each containing one iourlh Of an acre Also
lot number four in block number two. containing
one fourth OF an acre. Also one half acre lot, on
which the stables belonging to the tavern siiua-
ted.
Witness the Honorable RIcsAED DnwoRTH. pre-
siding Judge OF SAID cou,t Issued the ith Of April,
1888.
Attest, ID. H. MORGAN, Clerk
April IL, 1888 40t6 Printers fee, Sl4 col
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28
COpartnership Notice.

YNHE subscribers have this day formed a G.
IN partnership under the firm OF Franklin :
Brother for the purchase and sale of merchants
generally under the act entitled ''an act to autbu
Use the establishing ofimited partnerships whina
State" Sidney ). Franklin and John A. FranEa
Of Columbus, are the general partners, and Wilna
5. HASTE OF New Yoh is the special partner al
as such has contributed towards the common soa
otthe concern, the sum Of Ten Thousand Nolars
cash. Said copartncrshp to commence on The 2nt
day of March, 1883, and terminate on the End ds,
of March, lSdl