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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

CHEMICALS
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
co have constantly for sale
oil vnrs, Alum,
Bteachse Salts, Copperss,
Aqus Anscnst M0riatc Acid
Aqua Fortis, Nitric Acid,
Blur Nitrioi, Manganese
AID many other articles In the line their business
Orders viii be received 1T their Banking bouse No. ~
Broadway the office ofther agent No 81 West street.
n25.ivs GEO " GILBERT. Aeent
THE UNFORTBNATE's FHIt ND-I is the
TeperaI eoncevea des, ~ article for which high
price ASKED, must be valuase and vice versa unfortunate
perou shopls losk befers they leap and they gill fad
hiepd Hunters Red Drrp for VI thst viii not deceive
Price " per vial Remember The ohce-6 DIVISION street
suIsir
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LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA
Districts.
l. Edward y. White vice Henry johnson.
= Chinn, vice EleaEcr w. Ripley.
3 Rice GsrIaad, reelected
ILLINOIS.
l. John Reynolds, re elected
g ZADoeK CASEY. re elected.
D. john r. Stuart, Wing gain.
MISSOURI
l. John Miller elected.
2 Albert g. Harrison reelected.
VERMONT.
/. RilaRd Hall elected.
2 HilliGH Slade. eelected
g. Horace Ererett, elected
4. Ne choice
s. Isaac Fletcher, reelected
MAIHE.
l. Nathan Clifford. rice John Falrteie
g Albert Smith rice F. j. o. Smith,
3 Benz amin Randall, vice Josathan Cilley.
A. Geoyqc Rpans, elected.
s. Virgil ID. Paris, reelected.
G. Hugh j. Anderson, elected
T. Joshua A level, vice Jos. c. No.es
g. Thoma Davee re elected.
Recapituid0n in Figures.
To avoi dispute remark In advance, that we
class The me nbers Of the old Congress according TO their
rotc. otes elected If vacancies occurred after the
regular elections, and filled by men of different
politics from those before choseR make variation
an that account but take the delegations they origin
ally stood
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nIaTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Virginia Msrylsnd
~ Pennsylvania and New jersey funds purchased Al the
lowest rases, by skJ. SYLVESTER,
80 100 Broadway, aed 2awalis
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DARLOR DUMB sTOvE-Ths subscribers hav.
ing made with Mr.. John o. Irradwtl are
prepared Ia Offer for sab bis Improved Psnt Com.
pound Parior Dunb Stove The combination sf this stove
consirurted make catrely separate sovesa
paror stove, ard dumb In forn) an adyan-
tags which has attained in other stove
made. In style Il is beautiful and perfectly unqae-
Its operation, as dumb stove, or IN The coabisa
ton, perrctwsrranted In either not 70 smoke The
materials good the work msDship OF he surpassed
made that he cleared nj any time WITH the
greatest without removal The saving Of fuel alone
should be sucsp Involvement Tor family 10 be IN
session Of OF hose stoves The heat from stove or range
in which sususly lost by carrying the pipe
directly ne chimney, sufficient In most cases 20 warm
above; whsn an additional ERE
be this and thr tine save all the heat
from the below. Is likewise beautiful srce for
halls ny placing the Han Stove In the bssemcn and this stove
In the hall thereby gain greater and more ua orm
the fuel the before escapes above
by ef this Halls and parlers are always free
arising from making ere In the ordinary coal
which be cleaned twice each day.
The dust seeng destroys great quary OF valuable fIrn
ture
The ciisess 81 New York and Brookyn respect
folly invited call nj the store, No l52 Fulton street FIVE
IRON Broadway, sad exsmse this stove. Merchants
from the be Supplied Al their Alssny ss,ah sen
HARVEY TREhDWFLI
- I'm. i5s FsItor St d. York, and 10 Greene't Albany
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THE GEORGIA LUMBER COMPANY
NOTES are redeemed at per cent dkccurt at No. 10.
Wall street New York. The front Office OF the
state OF New York. FssIms
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ID SPECIFiC For DISEASES OF TnE HUMAN
int
OF dsy and feeling which tells him he will be the
The remedy is fnow1-ha, ,ried-snd
had .d and where Loss vi
Faculty Of Medicine had declared the sufferer 10 be incur
placing Ii. remedy before the community that may ;.
aesnond n and s afHe.ed. ny p''e =
Francs adapted to innammaiory
aagest adapted all kinds Of nervous affections, inability
ns so sy Sdecss oe scSuoo sc.y
S ss %
eases which organs vsen attacked should In
rse speesc !. pu, up in BOTTLES WITH complete direction,
Advice cheeuly given free of atthe pro
pc,ors heuse where alone the speche can be pocurss'
hours from ito Is ocsek'A NJ and from to
10 Barclay st. yuss 70, 1888.
= been thought nd v able to few cerih.
Gates gentemen whose stses life responsibility pie
y asd ackno edged worth are sucen vouchers for the
tben wsud be- ALIKE ing Judgment the reader
and the unbemished honor ofth authors-
From the Rev. Mr. Potter Pastor OF the church at Bridge
Tss Is to certify, that gentleman with whom !
quanted who had bees ne.r bins for eight years a.er
view 70 relieve hmseM was at spgh p,sy.ss Q. 70 Try
OF bis friends after using H. though martyr for
many years this distressing msady be recovered his eye
sight and speedily cid be improve In health I'LL he recovered
Another that OF poor man, VINO, Spending nine
Eye nfrmary discharged by the ply scan
Of institution, with what they termed an incnrabe
eye, that he nearly BLVD trial Of
Or Frapc remedy however hes hotties only being used
him removed T. 70 the urPriss Of az who sSe" me-, sna
my duty give this Information for the benefit Of The
/ public.
The Rev j. Harrison, a Thompson st having procured
bottle OF above Tor Mrs. Hsrisens e. ys-to his
oushuicnt and pain which had
excessive years she bad used many d rent eye wa
4 soou sppreciste its value. JOSEPH HARRISON
Mrs NcCsfrey No James ST. widow Of the late Or Ne
Ca6rey having Dr. Francis water, ssyl am hap
py had the desired effect and truly say saved
absolute blindness and bope the public viii soon
know It's value"
The Mr.. Dunbar says"From the testimony OF those
who have used the eye water prepared by DR. y Francis
have hesitation amending TO the special notice OF
| the publis.r DUNCAN pUNbhH
\ Pastor of Nc Donegal ST. Church.
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYEs, inserted by
Isaac Francis cannot dhtip utea rein The natural
and III perform evey mstoa OF that organ we7t givHg
| The slightest pain ,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

IOmposttt0n Ornament manuract0ry,
5a4 Broadway, New York.
II JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
Builders that he furnish ornaments OF every de-
scrpiisu for the interior flashing OF buildings the lowest
terms.
N. B. Specimens We mandatory above
Ornaments got up to any design. nvo-SmS
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U.holo w,II nasa overtp rmor.
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nevid baker, 10 chatham 81.
BrookIyn--J. ". Smith.
Jersey City-Dr. p. II. Ia.
briskie.
Eewsrk--J. X. Trip, and c.
w. Badger.
Elizsbeihlswn-3ry ant 4 Kig.
gins.
Pa erson-Burnet L Pollard.
Newhurgb-John ID. Philips
PoughkeePsie--Dr. Elias Trt
welt
Albany Henry Rowles d Co.
Ulica-J. B Mstchisi.
QuH~L Ckas Cnlr~.n
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y


n. 3 nov 4. store the following
IL with many other articles 70 his line'
shich he offers cheap for cash,
Double Refined Loaf Sugar,
New orleans Brown Sugar, old ana
new crop,
Coffee. MoIasses,
Salt. ID and 9 bushel Sacks
Nails and iron assorted,
Cogniac, Peach, and Apple branoles,
Old RYE and double rectihed Whlskey
Superhne eastern Flour
Racon hams,
Lard, Mess and Prime pork
Cheese. Potatoes, Almonds
Raisins, picked oysters put Up AZ
Norfolk. Va, a superior artlCle'
Segars from very fine TO common
Soap, ginger, spices,
Stone ware &c. &c.
Old Madeira, Pure Juice,
Port and Sherry Wines in casks ano
bottles, by the dozen'
Mountain Malaga, by the cask'
claret assorted. &c
Columbus, Feb. 81, 1887.
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DIR. ID. KNOWER
Qt..QS0
DEFTEGT

DEOV'1ISIg
GTUDENT of D. &. AMBLER, M d.
- Dentist, No. 8. Park Place N. Y.
having permanently located himself in Co
lu,nbus, for the purpose of practicing his
Profession, he would state that he has
spared no pains in making himself acquain.
ted with every branch of the profession,
both practical and theoretical, and is now
prepared to perform all operations apper,
tanning to Dental Surgery, in the latest
most approved and scientific manner
Office on Main Street, under the Conner.
cial Bank.
n. B.-Teeth inserted on Gold Plates,
from one to an entire set.
March 18th, 1838.-26.tf.
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April u IS38-@3w

NOTICE Is hereby given, that n
1N ance of a deed of trust, ezecui
James J. Fuller ofLowndes county snla
Of Mississippi, on the fourteenth day Of s.
Der eighteen hundred and thHty-seTea
1ekiah ". Cater Of the county and stss
SAID, as trustee, to secure the paymeMdis
tam prommiSsoTy note therein melims
described, to the order Of the TOmbgg !
Road Company, l VIII, as trustee, disfl
he sale, at the Court House In The ri
Columbus, mississippi, on the tTsuTE
DAY Of Nay next, (1S3S within The hnF
scnbed By law, an the right, title, and -
which the said James ]. Fuller, has 81
The following described lot or parcel dal
WIT: Lots one, two, three, eight nine i1i
IN square i've, containing one quarter d
acre each, more OF less s1tufsd n that ?
Of the town Of Columbus, lvug n fet01
section tWenty-0ne, IN fractionAW townships
teen, Orange eighteen west, toggibGEii
and singular, the tenements, herds
and appurtenances thereto belongings err
wise appertaiRing.
Dated this first day of nav, 1888
HEZEKIAH w. CATH
TTG
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STATE 81 Mississippi, llonros County.
J. White
~ vs. Attachment 90 % S
John H. Lawson
NTOTICE IS hereby given, that the above
IN attachment has teen issued at the suit
Of the said plaintiff against the said defen-
danl, asan abscOnding debtor, for the sum
aforesaid, and has been returned tothis Of
fee duly executed, and is now pending and
and undetermined in the Circuit Court Of
Monroe County, State Of Mississippi and
that unless the said defendant shall appear,
on Or before the fourth Monday Of April
next, being the FIRST day the Circuit Court
for the county aforesaid, give special bail
and plead, judgement 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 9TH day of March, 1888.
S: H. BUKINCHAM, Clerk.
TPr fee 81 60l
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NOTICE.
TIE stare on MfSSTSSTppT

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LolOndes Co, March q, 1888.
A LLpersons having claims against the estate
n of Ebenezer Niles, deceased, are hereby
requested to exhibit them within the term
limited by law, or the same win be barred
Letters testamentary granted to the administra
tor the 9th March, 1888.
A. BOYKIN, Administrator.
Columbus, Mi, April 3, 1888. CIV
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.GROCERTES.

USE received at the AUCTION
= & COMMISSION STORE on con-
segment and for sale at reduced prices for
CASH only
rs pieces Kentucky Bagging
Us coils Bale Rope
500 pounds Irvine,
Is barrels Brandy and Vhiskey
10 do French Brandy
IS casks Wines (assortedl
IS boxes and half boxes Raisins
100 do Spanish Segars
do Teas
10 barrels Loaf and Brown Sugar
90 do Apples and Irish Potatoes
10 boxes Sperm Candles
10 kegs Crackers
S DO Better
s barrels MolaSseo
50 sacks y. p Salt
600 Negro Blankets
loo Overcoats
E. B. DRAKE, & co.
Columbus, Nj. Jan. 20. 1888 Iotf
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THE subscriber offers for sale his highly
Il improved Plantation, situated about ele-
ven miles from Columbus, on the road leading
to StarkyiIle, containing about seven hundred
acres. This tract Is composed of rich prairie
and slim lands, the greater part of which is I'M
der good fence, and in high state of eultiva.
ton, and is well supplied with good water that
never fails, IN the dryest season. On the prem-
ises there is.a good Cotton Gin, Negro houses,
out hous e. Persons desirous of purcha-
sing cod cotton plantation, win do wen to
examine this tract of land.
For further particulars, as wen as for the
terms of sale, apply to the subscriber on TIE
premises, or to N. NJ. Brigham, ESQ, at Co
lumbus. SAML. I. WEBSTER.
April 8, 1888. 29-H
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TIME partnership heretofore existing un-
4 der the firm of Hooker & Hill, was
dissolved this day by mutual consent. All
persons who are indebted to the firm, are
requested 10 call and settle by, paying the
cash, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
F. HOOKER,
G. HILL.
march IS, 1888.
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IN PURSUANCE of power within n
II ted as administrator Of the estate dB.
ger Niles, deceased, / shall expose to sk i
highest bidder, on the 18th day Of Marx.
front of the Court house in Columbus IIza
County, State of Mississippi, a nen :
named Philander, on a credit of 81 na
Terms-bond and approved security
A. BOYKIN, Adaiis;sst.
Columbus, April 10th, lS38.-SOtI4
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MI
DESCRIPTTON

GREENWOOD is a man about en-,
helght-very heavy built-round sb0jI-
red iace-black han, and has one or two :
out before.
April l7,-3I-4t.
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sac of Mississigpi, Wiasi0p Soai.lys
Charles T. Murphy 80 -
VS.. ALtaCh L SsVO ~.
Josiah w. WhitiOck
RTOTICE Is hereby given, that the above
attachment was issued e the SUIT
81 the said plaintiff against the said defene
danI, as On absconding debtor, Tor the sum
Aforesaid, and has been returned g TINS
olic,. duly executed, and L now pending and
Undetermined n the circuit court OF Winston
county, State Of Mississippi and that ull-
Iers ne sajd defendant shall appears onor
heforr Inc fourth Monday after the fourth
MoBday Of April 1888, being the first day Of
the circuit court for the county aforesaid,
give special bail and plead, judgment wiz be
entered against him and the property att
tached will be sold to satisfy the plaintiff s
demands.
Witness. the clerk Of the said circuit
court, this 29th day of March, 1888.
JAMES PIIAGAN, OK.
Printers fee 81 so
April 3, 29-4w
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH.

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH.
"HIS splendid line Of four horse Pos
Coaches is in successful operation, am
runs daily between Montgomery, Ala. and Au
gusta, Geo. Passengers can be assured %
more comfort and expedition by their Line than
anv other now running to Augusta. The com
panv have spared neither pains nor money to
procure the best Troy built Coaches, excellent
and wen trained Horses, experienced, sober and
careful drivers
To avoid impOsitions repeatedly practised on
the travelling community by contractors at al
times craving monopoly, passengers VIII be
careful going North not to take their passage
farther than Montgomery, on any other inter-
secting line, where they win at all times have a
preference on the Peoples line for Augusta.
This line runs foFty-ive miles on the Angus
IA and Athens Rail Road; which viii land pas
sengers in Augusta, ahead Of the Mail Line
several hours. GEO. w. DENT.
Agent for the Company.
Office Montgomery, Ala
April 8, ls3a.-29ly
On nOO SUPERIOR Spanish Cigars
OU.OOO direct from Havana.
ACasks of old Champaign Brandy, pure
article, Just received by
FRANKLIN g. BROTHER.
March q, 1888. 2S-f
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Printers fee, 81 50
nay I, 1885,

NOTICE ishereby given, that ! 2
IN suance ola deed Of trust, ezs1
James Hodges of LOwndes county Al
of Mississippi, on the twenty-frst dsTd
tember, eighteen hundred and thirE-ss.
Hezeklah w. Cater of the county an
aforesaid, as trustee, to secure the psIB
oertaIh promissory note therein rs
and described, to the order of the 10
Rail Road Company, ] VIII, as trEis
at public sale at the Court House, No
OF Columbus, mississippi, on the tEeBs
day Of May, next, (lS3S) within the De
scrIbed BY law, all the right, title, and 3
which the said James Hodges has {,
the following described lot or pared -
wit: North half of the north east q'Ta
the south west quarter Of the north a. 9
ter of section no. twenty-five, ioEE
eighteen, south of range no. seventies
lying and being situated IN The -;
Bowndes and State of Mississippi
with all. and singular, tenements -,
ments and appFtenanees to the sahs
ing OF IN anyWise appertaining.
Dated tins first daY Of Nav, 1873
Printers fee 3
Nav IL % %
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GREEN HILL
Drugs and Medicines

Drugs and Medicines
IS very complete and will be rendered more
50 by continued accessiOns. He is now re-
ceiVing choice assortment of Fancy Gro
cIes and Pickles. among which are superior
Wines on draft and in bottles, 'A1i1ed pie
kles' KetchuP, John Bull beefsteak sauce
Preserved Rhubarb for pies and tarts. Pre-.
served DamsoOs for pies and tarts, Picked
Lobster. Sardines, Raspberry Brandy. do.
syrup, Lemon Syrup, Guava JelIv. a pe.
neral assortment Of Garden Seeds. from: ID.
Landreth' s, Philadelphia 10 which he invites
the attention Of the public.
march 13-96tF
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3. BOOTH,



rAVr1C been 90 literally PasrosnlSSseo
~ \. ~ Ladies and Gentlemen q cc.
-. - ~ - vicinity, for the three las'
luouI 49,. - Lave - slill 70 offer them his PRO-
E' -, scryices, snd pledges Pim:eI g
,So-So-T, aI operations in the line OF DIS ~
to. ,io,'' n the most modern and approves
stvIe. n addition 70 ordinary oPS.a' 49,.
=! viii perform the following in the mos
sc;entifc manner. LIST. Put IN wnoie ser;
81 teeth. mounted on gold. with spiral
springs. ID. Supply the roofs OF mouths.
Ibe ere, nracticable' (ifde6cient either from
Mathematical or accident) with gold. Sd
Cure inflammation in the Antrum, (cheek
bone) &c. He feels confident from BIS loi1s
e~Dcrience and former success, that he MilI
1;Ie ss,isfaction to all who may favor him
S1;,6 cali. Room on the secund floor Of
II Hunts brick building. where be may
he found at all tines unless professionally
engaged. ,-.,...
Doctors LipscOnaJ, Guitar, Jones, Estes
and MaIone-CoI. Young, Mr.. ROber
Brues Witer, Mr.. Hubbard, Francis r,
Grsgors ESQ, R. Exams Esq, M. Wm,
Winston, Maj. VIM. DOtOsiRg, Col. J. D,
Bib. E. F. Calhoun, Co. J. W. BVrn
James j. Fuller Esq. %
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State Of MississfpPi, WinstOn County.
Joshua Leach

State Of Mississippi, Winston County.
Joshua L. Leach A,,obt. 500 90.
Charles E. Atkins
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above
IN attachment was issued at the suit
Of the said plaintiff against the said defend
ant az an abSconding debtor, for the sum a.
tOresaid, and has been returned to this Of
fce duly executed, and is now pending un-
determined in the Circuit Court OF Winston
County, State of Mississippi; and that I'M
less the said defendant shall appear on or
before the fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday of April 1888, being the first day
of the Circuit COErt for the county afOre-
said, give special bail and plead, judgment
will be entered against him, and the prop
erty attached viii be sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands.
Witness, the Clerk Of the said Circuit
Court, this 29.h day Of March, 1888.
JAMES PHAGAN,
Printers fee, 81 so clerk.
April, 8. 29-4w
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NOTICE-

THE GreensbOrOugh Jed.
Il Club Races over the Ham G..
viii take place on the third Tuesday i b
having been postponed a week longer, 4
sequence of their interfering with tbe az
Columbus, Mississippi.
THE PROPRIETEI
Ami ID. 1872 70
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900 DOlIars Reuarl-

NhE subscribers viii pay the abo,s,
for the apprehension and deFypr, !.
Sheriff or JailOr of Cass County, n Il.
OF Georgia, of one JOHN GREEERSsI
who broke the Jail of said county Of 60
made ms escape; and we, the subs,65s.
bound IN bond of three thousand 5oS-'5
his appearance for the crime of perinT
JOHN BROW
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LAERTIS RODGERS.
N. B. TAPLEY.

N, B.-The business win be continued BY
l.. Rodgers alone. Feeling greatfll to his old
customers for their former patronage, hopes by
unremitting attention to business, to share q
portion Of their patronage, having removed to q
more prominent stand on Market Street, for.
merly occupied by Robins & Gastin.
L. ROGERS.
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The State Of Mississippi Winston County,,
Solomon R Mechanism attachment
Lochlin M. Stone

4 He ctdte q MISSISSIPPI Winston CoItntU
Solomon r McClanahan attachment
vs. fnF
LOchlin NJ. Stone. s47S e5
NOTICE Is hereby given that the above
attachment was issued at the suit of the
SAID plaintiff against the said defendant as AZ
ascending debtor for the sum Aforesaid. and
has been returned to this Office duly executed
ana Is now pending and undetermined in the
circuN court OF Winston county, State ofBIis-
slsslppl. and that unless the said defendant
shall appear on or before the fourth monday az
ter the fourth monday Of April 1898, -bein5 the
INST day Of the circuit court for the county 4
loEesald give special bail and plead, judgement
w q snteTed against HIM, and the property
demands. M 80 H'eA'as1lls
Witness, the clerk Of the said circuit conf
tins 9Th day Of April 1885. >
JAMES PHAGAlI, clerk.
April "a 32-4w .Pr;ptsr. =. - n
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10 ~ 10 VII5

lelfef Is Eeaf1. "a
6. slll save cpsk 81 ling s. RS
49, ~ %. s. ~. Gay, and selflina fkeir
3 ana noIes, s. he are AMI 81 u
49, 49, vs. business. Office ID The cdnntinp
Room g Lhomp Dounton & Co
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S1sa1E or sUKSSESSFppE !
LOWNDES COUNTY
70 The Sheriff of said f,o,,,,,,,

20 zee ShslW Of said C0uaty.
V9U are hereby ordered o bol5 81 re.
ton at ali the different prec;nets ~ -,
County, on the 23d and 9Th dsr- - - -:
next % elect Colonel Comnan.i.pf - ~.
18th Regiment Of the Mississippi 1;t;s. =. =.
make due return thereof to Char ~ -. -.
a. =. y, General n. n, Al Jacl-eon - 80
~ order Of JAMES CARTEL
blg. Ten, q Brig, 4tl T;;v;;r;ons N n
q. =. = AeKoWAY, AidecamD. s = -.
Columbus March 9th lss8.s291f
NEW YORK AGENCY
or t'le Sale Of Produce andi Pe,S
cl.ase o die
ne subscriber, ill attend. the sle
g produce consened 8 then;a iso e.,e,.l,,s
orders Tor every tfiption 81 - y,
el4s E.sh care ED pfemllthde.
~ IS important that orders for fsaas Is
s. eHpl'clt IS nQss
Joseph c0WbI
s.f e Honi
s-Le4A1AZ eQ
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April l4-sl-a
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

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VS.. ; Attchm't. 1924 90.
Isaiah Whillock.
NOTICES hereby given, that the above
In attachment was issued at the
suit of the said plaintiffs against the said
defendant as an absconding 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 Winston County, State of Mississippi,
and that unlesS.the said defendant shall ap
pear, on or before the fourth Monday af-
ter the Fourth Monday of April 1888,
being the first day of the Circuit court
for the county Aforesaid, give special
bail and plead, Judgment will be en-
tered against him, and the property at
tached will be sold to satisfy the. plaintiff
demands.
Witness, the clerk Of the said circuit
court, this 2lst day of March. 1888.
JAMES PHAGAN, Clerk.
April 3-29-4w
Prs. fee, z so.