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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15
So q llississigpi, Winslon COuntg.

State Of mississippi, Winston County.
William A. Brown,
vs.. Attach't. $115 90.
Thomrs E. Old.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the abos $
IN attachment was issued at the suit
of the said plaintiff against the said defend
ant, as an ascending debtor, for the sum
aforesaid, and has been returned to this
Office duly executed. and is now pending
and undetermined in the Circuit Court d
Winston County, State of Mississippi; and
that unless 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 Court tor the
county aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, judgement will be enterediagainsl
him, and the property attached will be sold
to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, the clerk Of the said circuit
court, this 31st day Of March, 1888.
JAMES PHAGAN, Cl'k.
April 3-29-4w
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NOTICE IS hereby gwen, that
~ ance Of a deed Of trust, szs,TS
James Moore Of Noxubee county % =
l1ississippi, on the eighth day Of 80
eighteen hundred and thirty seven, 70 ~
w. Cater Of the county Of L0wndes -
aforesaid, as trustee, to secure the
certain promssory note. therein -.
and described, to the order Of the ~
Ran Road Company, Twill as uls.5Ss
ct public sale At Che Court House D q
Of Columbus, 1lississiipp5 On tie ~
day Of Nay NEXT, (163S) within =
prescnbed 81 law, al the right, tiae, =
est WHICH The. sad James Mo@e n.s 4
to the foloEing described lot or plIes -
70 wit The south east quarter q -
ioQr, u township no fifteen, nOFth 2. =.
Seventeen easi, containing one - D.
sixty -llIree and niinstg-rae huldLe -.
inc and beng n The county Of AoAs.5'
State Of iissisiippi, tpgetber wa 9.
gulaT, the tsnemenfs, heredltaI.lleil.s -.
pntenances % the same belonesil =
a1gertlir
5 Dated l fut lay of Ndy, ll ...l,a
EzT ,IAH ", e
Printers ss, 81
tLay Isl 53-9t -
BARRELS and bah
0 ceVed and iol sale loEeg 81
CAALsA 2
May & lsss-s4-sw
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State Of Mississippi, Wimsto. County.
James M. Scott
VS.. Attach't. 1877 so.
Obadiah Prestige.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above
IN attachment was issued at the sui,
of the said plaintiff against the said defend
ant, as an absconding debtor, for the sum
toresaid, and has been returned tothis Office
duly executed, and is now pending and un,
determined in the Circuit Court of Winston
County, State of Mississippi and that IN
less the said defendant shall appear, on OF
before the fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday of April, 1888, being
the first day of the Circuit Court for the
county aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, judgment viii be entered against
him, and the properly attached viii be sold
to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, the Clerk Of the said Circuit
Court, this 31st day Of March, 1888.
JAMES PHAGAN, Clerk.
April 8 -29-4w,
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State Of Mississippi, Winston County.
Chalton Payne l Attachment
VS.. for
Wilson G. Turner S246 rs.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above
In attachment, was issued at the suit
Of the said plaintiff against the said defend.
ant, as an absconding debtor, for the sum
aforesaid, and has been returned to this Of
Ace duly executed and is now pending and
undetermined in the circuit court cf Winston
county, State of Mississippi, and that unless
the said defendant shall appear, on or before
the fourth Monday after the fourth Monday
Of April 1888, being the first day of the cir
cult court for the county aforesaid, give spe-
cial bail and plead, judgment will be en-
tered against him, and the property at
tached will be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs
demands.
Witness, the clerk Of the said circuit
court, this 29th day of March, 1888.
JAMES PHAGAN,
Prs. fee, z so. clerk.
April 3, 29-4w
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NOTICE.

NHE subscribers particularly request all
Il persons having unsetteled accounts
with them to call at their former Counting
room. and close them by note or otherwise.
We have also or 5000 dollars worth Of
goods, which we wish to sell at wholesale.
BURGESS 81 THOMPSON.
Columbus January SOth, 1888.
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DRUGS AND WEDTCT1R
Paints, Oils, W'IMCIOR.
Glass. PaEIf1F, SC, 81

At WHOLESALE AND PFTlr
"HE subscriber has for sale feI
Il general assortment Of the above, an
sell them upon reasonable terms. Tie :
ton of country Merchants and Othez !,
spectfully invited.
JAMES FURLOyG
No. 9, st. Francis St Nh
April 8, 1888. 2I
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John Norton.

The State OF Mtssissippi, OltBI,l
John G. Skinner & Joseph ]. SsS
VS..
John Norton. 8
NOTICE IS hereby given tb,,a M1s
In tachment was issued At - M
said plaintiffs against the said - If6
absconding debtor for the sum y IA
has been returned to this oaice - :
and Is now pending and uDds,ss! IA
Circuit Court Of Oaktibbeba Con- 6
Of Mississippi and that unlesr ~ =:
dant shall appear on or before ih - - &
after the fourth Monday of Ami . ny q u e
give special bail and plead, iu39 n, = y !,
entered against him, and the rr en-
viii be sold to satisfy the plaintiff j y "a
Witness, the Clerk of the ~ . :. oslaaeA
the 18th day of April, 1888. '1sR aU
JOSEPH YEAIR2 o.
April l7-3I-4t IPnDten 49,. =.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE


so U TIL w ESTERNJOURNAL,
TTNHE extensive and growing interest Of the
n South West, its moral and social inn
provement, and its increasing literary and sci.
entifc demands, have awakened attention to
the fact that IN this highly important portion
OF our country there is no journal or paper ex-
clUslvely devoted to literature and sciende, adj
vocatng the doctrines of no portp
Feeling the necessity of such a paper, the
Jefferson College and Washington Lyceum
contemplate publishing periodical to be en-
titled "THE SOUTH WESTERN JOUR
NAL" to be devoted to literature and science.
and all subjects interesting to the general rea-
der.
It viii be published semi-rnonthly, in the e.
tyof Natchez, and win contain sixteen small
quarto pages, similar form to the ~Pennv Mao.
azine," on fine paper, and protected BY a Ooed
envelope so that It may be convened to anv
distance without injury. The pages Of The
envelope WIN be appropriated to advertisements
and general notices.
The editorial department viii he conducted
BY a gentleman long known in the commun;-
~ as an able and spirited editor, whose zeal
N subjects OF literature and science win rem
der hum an efficient director Of such a public
ton. FeS''s..-
nwI be remembered that we have no
work m the Southwest similar to the one a
contemplation; and every one who feels !.
PRIDE m any enterprise calculated to enhance
the social and moral character of our eolIntrv
should come forward and assist IN CARVING th;ss
worthy enterprise into operation.
FecumaTy emOlument constitutes no mart &c
the object Of this publication. II IS moi 81.
tended to benefit any individual or the T.vca,,r,
N apecuniary point of view. Their ,s,le -
ject Is to advance knowledge ana ,ITf5S,,ss 8 !.
taste tOr the refined enjoyments Of Iiteratl,ree
and Science. 3s' s'sle
Nothing IS wanting to the accomnssbn,o,,.
OF the wishes Of the Iyceam but fl6 49,.
age Of the community; and tits expeetal 49,
this patronage win be promptly and cheerf1iis-
extended. 1-Se..ll'y
Al communications N reference fs kh..,,.
1odical should be addressed, post paiid. IS rs
Secretary Of the Lyceum, Natchez. as V1oss-
lagton, Miss, Ihe subscription price - ~
e att cases ~ 0drQglce
1 1ls. 1lrst number y this paper w1l Be issued
G.v 4 FORBES
81 @. ERWIN
=. TEACHER
a. VAN HOESFiQ.
y g. FORS4EY.
1eciqlye Conn ea
~. 3. g IEssl',Ig tbs prospe cas ne are
South estern Herald 4 1T = ~
We would also fen.,s ~ -
and tie adjacent aieS Is 81 rs s g
publ s '1's ABOVE
MO1el7R lE0i I'll
- AsI4 Esefe4,isn M 80. 4 a
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KOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of Rogers g. TaPley, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to said firm are particularly requested
to come forward and make immediate payment
to Laertis Rodgers, who is alone authorized to
settle the Business.
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The State Of Mississippi, Okts5beha cO,,ntu
Flack g. Anderson, D attachment
Iohn Notion.


VS. for
John Norton. @Rg
NTOTICE Is hereby given that ne above
IN attachment was issued at the sn;f ~ re
said plaintiffs, against the said defe1daht q,
the sum Aforesaid, and has been retTirned q
this Office duly executed, and Is now pendfn0
and undetermined ii the Circuit Conf oF ll.
tibbeha county, and State Of Misgissinnrii. m
that unless the said defendant shall annear -
OF before the fifth monday after The fonrt1 mon.
day Of April 1885, being the first dav Of he
circuit court for the county aforesai;. o;;.ls eoa-
cal bail and plead, judgement will IS entese
against HIM, and the property attached VIII be
sod e satisfy the rlaintifs' demands.
Witness the Clerk Of The said -riirr,,;t CONT
the 18th day Of April, 1888
JAMES YEATES. C.lerIt
a - A ---0A-4E IFInfFra fao ~ E0
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TPr fee 81 sol

80
State of Mississippi, Winston County.
vs.. Attachm't. $452 90
Thomas E. Old.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above
In attachment was issued at the suit
Of the saIC plaintiff against the said defend
ant as an absconding debtor, for the sum a
fOresaid, and has been returned to this Office
duly executed, and is now pending and 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 next. 1888, being the
first day Of the Circuit Court for the
county aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, judgment viii 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 2lst day of March, 1888.
JAMES PHAGAN, Cl'k.
April S-29-4w.
Printers fee. 81 so
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S'ats q MississiPra, Wiasio- )
Solomon r. McClanahan.
VS..
David Monroe.

OTlCE y hereby given tlst :, VI
IN tachHaent was issued Al ~ n. an
said planlaf against the said ne ne ss
absconding debtor for the sum Dselali
has been returned to this ofies 3 slois's
and is now pending and upds4S elee
circuit court Of Winston collntS = A 3
sissippi, and that unless the sa;S' Ia S:ate d \
appear on or before the fourth 8 Ia !
tie fourth Monday Of April lo5s " \
first day Of the circuit CONT bela \
aforesaid. give special bail and ~. On
win be entered against him, ~ 8 Isges.
attached win be sold to satisf ~ J e ~
demands. % ~
Witness, the clerk Of the 81
4th day Of April, 1888. % s
JAMES PHAe,r
Printers fee, 81 "a q
April 10, BOW y I"
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- - - lett.

4 AO0eeessD1e gsSe1a - teE eses
THAT bcautila residence, situated 81
the upper IllsCaloo occupied
ask year So the Rev. George Tucker
Is contains 9 n acIes and has 81 1
cp loriahle dwelling ilh four rom 5
a4Q and three below stairs togelI Ter j
81 necessary cat houses, end IS not
part o Eo1E6.
TERMS MOI erate.
IN ~ 8 =
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The State Of Missiissiigu, Olt7,.l
John G. Skinner g. Joseph ]. Sl,.'. !, :
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Collecting business

-. MEDICAL. ri
D9Gt Gbos. DNIriItfIie,
,,vr,,Yl i 1SG.e o. Georgia,
, Ns .1'-'.;..AS hia. professional services @
ity. His Office 4 !, 49, nrs~ 500 a
Smith Reingeard & Co
Solamols. October S, iosz.--z-tf
E' A'O,lAl q ne w Pr ON q
sAAAOAssl,lLsS ,GI ~ 20
WVlLL practice n ~ (,iFcrit .orrtr, 81
49, LoNRdes, Monroe, Claktibbeha. Win
s > nd Noxubee couhtieb Their Once
4. ~ 4l. Wan Street, one donr esti ~ NC
= 49, ..I..R alle's clothihg Store.
SoielAopa, Nov. 81. 1as1
: - =. ANCHA ARD.
t .--..S4 ~ - Copelor ae Law
~ lltat in Eclonbas
m'd-way between Main .';'s -.
streets 2Slf
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JAMES YEATES. g,lerk
xAplll At--01-4t Printers fae AZ 30
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27
VI. P5insen 10 Ger. N-oq.
DEPARTMENT OF War, ,

january ;, lS3s.
SIR: You will repair, without del1v, % the
Gan9da frontier ofthe United States, ami assume
the military command there. Herewith YOU wil.
receive duplicate letters to the Governors of the
State Of New York and Vermont, requesting them
to call into the service Of the United States stch
militia force as you may deem necessary Tor
the defence of that frontier Of the United States
This power has been couGded To YOU IN the full
persuasion that You will Use Il diScgeytIv, and tx
tend the call only so far as circumstances may
seem 10 require.
Il Is important that the troops called into the
service should be, II possible, exempt from that
state OF excitement which the late violation OF our
territory has created, aud you Will therefore I'M
press upon the Governors of these bordo: States
the propnety Of selecting troops from a roEuon Of
| the State distant from the theatye ofG~uon.
| The Executive possesses no legal authority to
employ the military force 10 'estraE persons with
in our jurisdiction and who ought 10 be under
our control, from violating the laws, b, making
| incursons into the territory OF neigbbormg anC
| friendly nations, with hostile intent ! can gave
! YOU, therefore, no instructions on that subject
| but request tina: youwll use your nilucuceto pre-
vent such excuses, and to preserve the caarac
ten Of this Government for good faith and a pro
per regard for the rights OF friendly Powers.
The militia will be called INTO the service 70
three months, unless sooner dscharged and II
your acquisitions you will designate the unmbe
Of men, aud take care that the officers do not eX
ceed due proportion.
1t i, deemed important that the administrative
branch of the service should be conducted, Whef
ever practicable, by officers of the regular army
The disposition Of the force, with regard to tn
points to be occupied, is conhded to your dscre
ton, military skill, aud intimate knowledge OF tn
country, and the amount of that force must de
pend upon the character aud duration Of the con
test now gong on in Canada, and the disposition
manifested by the people and the public author
ties of Tat colony.
The President INDUCES hope that outrage.
similar to that which lately occurred al Schlosse
will not be repeated; and that youwlll be able t
maintain the peace Of that toncr without BEN
called upon TO use the force which has been COZ
fidcd to you.
Very respectfully your most ob't setv't
tSignc6 J. r. POINSETT.
Byt, Maj. Gen. WINFIELD Scorr, NaShln;
ton City.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27
S.,@riT,s Sale,

HDY virtue of ii writ Of Fl. Fa. that issued
- from the Circuit Court Of Oktbbtia conn-
ty at the May term sand court and TO me dircctet
viii sell for cash to the highest bidder at the cour,
house door in the town Of SlarkvllIe on the first
Monday III February, 1888 all the tight, title, claim
and interest that George w. LeaGbetter and heirs
have in and to rhe following tractof land IN said
county, to wit: the west hall Of the Sonlh Wet
Quarter of Section No. 81. in township No. Is OF
Range 10, East The sand land having been lev
led on as the property Of Tie SAID George w. Lead
better, TO satisfy the above execution, II favor of
Fack & Anderson. Sale in the lawful hours
JOHN NJ. MOORE, ShO.
January 9th, ls37.--2G-1w. Pr fee 81 so.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27

n hereby lorewaln all PERSONS, that have never
u gwen power Of Attorney to Angus Min
tyIe of kemprr county, and Archibald NJ Inns OF
CoYngton county, bOtn Of me State ol Mississippi;
nor have ! AT any tame constituted or appointed
them, III any sense, to be my hHu attorneys, ana
mat therefore, the power Ol attorney tiled III the
c,etks office Of Kemper county, dated November
2itn, 1854 is fraudulent, ana null and void IN every
scnse. do there ore lorewarn MT Angus NJ lniyre
.! hemprr cJuaty, and Mr Afchbad M Inns Of
CuyugJn counIy, tnat they aie not ny av Ia. ator-
- any sense nor io a"y purpose, ANA III lhelr
-Cuoh wal RAJ aH4 vg,d. do likewise respect
uiy iOfDid IN ncgsul ana ReCelver, OF any other
appointed oilcet 81 Tie Lnlcd States from grant
lng 10 sad intyrc aud Inns, or any olber
poison than myself OF awful nelrs, any Patent or
tltIe III my ndnIu, 10 my and.
Jan 8, 1855 DAVID NELSON
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state of Mississippi. ChOctaw Co.

Probate Court. January Tam, ISIS.
"uEREAS, solomon Bennett, administra-
w Ter Of the estate oil Martin Bennett late
OF Sajl county deceased hath at thrS term hcl h.s
petition seJuac forth that 1t would be- io lhe aIV1n-
aEe OF tie distributes OF sad estate that tire fol
lowing tracts of land belonging To said estate be
Soid, 90 wit: east half southeast quarter section
tuTiy-olc township twcn.y-one, ct range seven
east containing eighty 1870 acres. and the north
had southeast quarter, and south hall west hal. souih
west quarter, of section thlrty-ouc, m township
twcuJN-oHc. ol range seven cast, containing e'sh'y
l5-lo0 Il is therefore ordered, that citation issue,
and tia, publication hc made Ia tAt Columbus Dem
Ocrat paper printed in Columbus m sad State,
and also IN the Grenada Bulletin, paper printed
Al Grenada IN SAID State, for eight weeks success
>.yey, requiring all persons Interested IN sad estate
Ia appear before tins Court On the first Monday ID
April next, and Shrw cause iIany they can, way TIE
same shall not be sold accordingly.
Witness, the Honorable John II. Morus, Jujs.
ct our sand Court, the first Monday in January
ls5s, aud IN the SiNty-secou1 year OF American la
dependence.
THOMAS !. DAVIS, C,crk.
Jan -. IS3S-a9-sw Pr. Zee SIS uoI
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state of Mississippi, Monroe Co.

Probate court, November term, 1887.
FENO all persons interested IN the real estate of
- Joel MNeely, late Of SAID county deceas'd
1t appearing t. the satisfaction OF SAID court, that
tie personal estate said deceased IS not sufficient
10 pay the debts of said estate, is therefore order
ed by the court, on petition OF John Fall, the Ad-
mlnlslrator, that publication be made in Ina Column
bus Democrat a newspaper printed in the town Of
Columbus, and State Of Mississippi, for thirty days.
notifying aft persons interested in the following de-
scrbeI lands, Of which said Joel M'Neely died
sezed. TO he and appear at the Court house in said
county, ON the first Monday of February next, then
and there to shcH cause, il any they have why the
same shall not be ordered for sale. to satisfy the
debts Of said deceased to witt two hundred acres
Of land, more or less, wing one mile north OF ham
Atom ard tormerly known as Willis mills; also
known a, Willis 8, Seays mills. Issued ID day OF
January, 1888. D. H. MunonNs - N y,
Jan Q. 2Tt1 u lce ~ ~
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RELArIONS WIN CANADA.
nrssAGE or M PREsIDENT.

MESS AGE OF IiiE thEcibL-N l.
r., he S.lais and Horse Of RsPrsssdciIcs5 q
ths United States.
In the highly excited state ut feeling Oh The
N,rbem frontier, occasloned by The Disturbances
m Canada, it was to be app.tsendcd That causes
If complaint might arso on the hnr dividing The
United States from her Britannia Malesiy's do
miniOns. Every precauuon vas therefore taken
On o,,r mart authorized by the existing laws and
as the troops OF the provinces were emoo1'ed on
the Canadian side, II was hoped mat no serious
,iola,on of the rights Of the United States would
he nermt,ed TO occur. regret, however, to M
firm YOU that an outrage OF a most aggravated
character has been committed, accompanied by a
hostile. though temporary INVASION oil our terrlt"-
~. producing the strongest feelings OF resentment
IN The part of our citizens IN the neirhborhoOd,
and on the whole border line aud that tie en-
citement previously existing has been alarmnsy
Increased. To guard against the possible re-
turrcnce of any similar act, have thought 1t
Indispensable to call out portion OF the militia
TO be posted on that frontier. The documents
herewith presented TO Congress show the charac'
ter of the outrage commute J, the measures taken
al consequence OF It's occurrence, and the neceS'
rny for resorting to them. 1t will also be seer
that the subjec, was immediately brought to lht
notice of the British Minister accredited to thu:
country, aud the proper steps taken on our par
10 Obtain the fullest information ola the clrcun
stances leading to and attendant upon the trans
action, preparatory to a demand for reparaton.
ask such appropriations as the circumstances II
which our country is thus unexpected placed re
qnre. NJ VAN BUkEN.
WASHINGTON, January S, 1888
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SllcriGss Sale.

NY virtue Of a wit Of Fl. ia. that issued
- from The Circuit Court Of Oktibbcha Coun.
~, at the May term Of SAID county, and To ne d.
r,ced, will sell TOR cash to the highest bidder az
the Court House door in he town If Stalkylie on
the first Monday ii February 1898, all The right T.
tie claim and interest that George w. Leadbetter,
and heirs has in and to the following tract Of and
in said county, TO Wit East hall Of tie North West
Quarter Of Section - IN township IL OF Range Is
East. The said land having BEEN levied IN as the
property Of the SAID George w Leadbettcr, to sat-
lsiy the above Execution IA favor Of John bling
ton. Sale IN the lawful hours.
JOHN. w: MOORE, Shift.
January 9Th. ls37.--26-iH Pr lee 81 So.
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New Goods.

Tn GRIGSBY, having re-engaged IN the
Als Mercantile business, and respectfully IN
forms the Gen.men and Ladies Of Columbus, and
Lowndes county generally, that he is now opening
IN die brick store recently occupied by Messrs.
Trotter and Barry, beautiful and well selected
stock oftancy ami Staple Dry Goods, consisting in
part OF fine plain and figured silks, sat MS and chal-
ieys. printed Lawns, MusIins and cambrickS, ghg-
hams English, French and American prints OF va
rious patterns and qualities, embroidered silk Grape
marine slawls. fancy and rnarno nd ks. hne needle
worked and hemstitched pocket do for ladies', a.
number OF French worked caPeS and colars super
article. thread and bobnett Iaces, edgIngs and m
se,tons embroidered SATIN scarS and aprons, ,plaln
barred swiss aud null musns, PLAIN and figured boD-
iuetl corsets and corded skirts, tuskan and silk bon
nets, ladies' satin looped and embroidered gloves,
silk and cotton hosiery, ladies and misses KID, mo,
rocco, satin and lasting slippers, bed macklna" ana
nero blankets, blue black, brown and steel mixed
cloths. casimers satneits and ready made clothing,
LYNX, capes and pelorHes large; gold and SILVER
watches line breast and hair pins, head ornaments,
ear and ngerrngs gold guard chains and ladies' lan-
CIV boxes. gentlemens fine hats, boots and shoes,
prairie boots, Russet brogans. &C. &C. Together
| with many other articles too numerous TO mention,
which, since he is determined to sell very 10" Tor
CASH, or to puncual customers on Tune, he invites
the customers of the late firm oil James Garter <
Co his friends and the citizens generally to call and
examine. Jan. 81 lsjs-29l