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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

NTOTlCE is hereby given that in pursuance Of
the provisions contained in deed of trust
executed by James j. Fuller, and Sarah V. Pulkr
his wife. OF Lowndes County State of Mississippi
on the 18th day of September, A. ID. 1886, TO Inc
Charles Walsh Oft the County and State aforesaid as
trustee TO secure the payment offs certain promisso.
ny note therein mentioned and described to Sylves-
ter Pear or his assigns payable on tho 2sth day Of
July, A. ID. 1887; VII as said Trustee, at The re-
quest of tie said Sylvester Pearl and Joseph BRYAN
assignee Of the said Sylvester Pearl, offer at public
sale al tie Court House in the County of Attala, in
the State OF Mississippi, Oh the 18th day Of April
next, QS3S) all the right, title, interest dover, and
right OF dover, which the slid James J. Fuller. and
Sarah '. Pticr his wife, have in and to the follow
ing described tracts, pieces or parcels Of land, lying
and being IN the county Of Aitala and State of Mis-.
sssippi, 10 wit the North half of section four in
township fourteen north olIange nine east also the
south eas quarter Of section thirteen in said town
ship and range, also the whole Of section eleven in
said township and range also the east half Of thf
north cast quarter OF section ten and the east half
of the south cast quarter of section ten in said town
ship and range, also the east hallo section twenty
six in said township and range, also the south wtst
quarter Of section two, in sad township and range,
also the north west quarter Of section twenty-five,
in said township and range also the south east quar-
ter oil section tWentY-thrce, in said township and
range, also the south half section twenty-our, and
the north east quarter dissection tWenty-our, in said
township and range, also the south half Of section
thrty-three, in township feer, north of range nine
east together with all and singular the rights,
privileges heriditaments and appertcnanccs 10 the
sad several tracts or pieces of land belonging or u
any wise apperuning; and all the estate, hight, IL
tle and interest, dover, right and title of DOVER
claim and demand whatsoever which the said par
ties OF the first part, or either of them have or here
alter may have, or pretend TO- Of in to- or OFT the
same, and every part thereof--The sale will take
place between the usual hours, and terms made
known on day of sale
CHARLES WALSH, Trustee
March 10, ls3s-35-5w.
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The Indians Isanncea.

FOR SALE at the DRUG STORE Of Smith
Raingard g. 20, on Market vt. 2 doors from Main
W1v0R the cure OF Rheumatism, Scroiala OF
n Kings Evil, Sciatica or IIip-Gout, lncipi.
ent Cancers, Salt Rhcum, Syphilitie and Mereural
diseases, particularly Observation-Disclosures the bones
liberated Throat and Nosrils; Ulcers Of every de-
scrption, Fever Sores and Internal Assesses; Fstu-
las Scald Head, Scpryy Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Erysipces, Blotchcs and every variety Of Cutaneous
affection; Chronic Catarrh, Ileadacl from particular
causc Pain in tho stomach and Dyspepsia, proceed
ing from vtation Affections Of the Liver, Chronic
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, and general debility,
caused by torpid action Of the vessels Of the Skin
II is sngulary eiIicacious in rcnovatng those con-
Httntons which have been broken dc',n by inlnd.
dicus treatment, or juvenile irregu' rites In gen
eral terms II is recommended in Al those diseases
which arise from impurities IN III, blood, yitiation
Of the hunours, OF whatever name or kind.
April %, 1887 iltf
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY FROM

FkNHE subscriber near Athens, Monroe coun.
~ mississippi On the 4th january, 1888,
a negro man called HARRY, about twenty-eight ar
thirtyyears old, dark complexion. about five a.,
ten inches high, o0e Of his upper Or under ore tceh
out, his right hand has been injured with cotton ,y
hasa small scar in his forehead near the elyss II
his hair, had on when he left, a dark woolcn Lnnt.
ing shirt white cotton pantaoons, and ola wool hat
He will probably attempt to 90 10 williamson coun.
~, Tennessee, where he was raised. ! win gigt
twenty dollars reward for his apprehension and con
finement in jail, SO that can get HIM
Jan. 81, iSSs-29d S. d. MOORE.
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Trustees Sale.

OllCE Is hereby giyon that in pursuance Of
4 the provisions contained in deed IN trust
executed on the 2Sth day Of February, A. ID. 1881
by Samuel II. Early and William ID. Amis, oil
Lowndes County, in the State of Mississippi to
Hendley $. Bennett. Andrew Weir, and Tghman
NJ Tucker, of the County and State aforesaid, as
Trustees, 40 secure the payment Of three certain
pronlSsory notes, III said deed mentioned and des
crbed to Eli Abbott the first OF which SAID notes IS
payable on the first day of January 4. d. 1885,
and is now due and unpaid. We, Hendley S. Ben
nett, Andrew Weir, and Tilghman NJ. Tucker as
such Trustees, at the request olthe said Eli Abbott
will expose to public sale, and will sell public sale
auction aud outcry, on the 26th day of April, A. u
1888, at Columbus, in the County Of Lowndes alore'
said To the highest and best bidder for ready money
'he following described property, situated and beng
n the state OF Mississippi, to wit: the west hail O
the NORTH west quarter, Of section number twenty.
seven, the north east quarter Of the east hall Saving
and excepting twenty acres. being an oblong squalo
OF one quarter OF mile north and SOUTH and on'
eighth OF me east and west, out and on OF 'lle
south west corner of sad east EalfO of the noru
west quarter Of section number twenty-eiyht am
the following described tract or parcel ofland to VII
beginning at the south east corner Of section numVe.
twenty one, OF Township number eighteen, OF rang.
number eighteen west, at the mile stake, ruhl'nS
from thence south elghty-one degrees West Nv ~
to sassslras stake, from thence north nine deg!ee.
west, six outs and eighteen perch to stake iu,l
thence south sixty degrees cast, five outs ana lvu.
teen links to a stake, from thence north eighfy-O@
degrees east, four outs 10 stake, from utlpyhs
south nine degrees east, three outs, thirteen pr.
and eighteen links TO stake, from thence west W.
Fthe marked section line to the point and place o. ~
ginning, being part of sections number twenty On
and twenty two, al in township number elgheTe" ~
range number eighteen west, together with al -.
Singular the appearances thereunto belonglhg II
also al! and singular the following negroes Saves
e, to wit Dave, Mily, Beckey, Sillar, S'lss, M,
len, Lucy. Dick, Mary, EIiza Henrietta LoT ri.
AGeorge, Virginia, Sam, Caray, Felicia, jerry M
rick, Jerry "a man) Randall, Martha, Jane, -
Priscilla; or 50 much of said lands and ny sss';s.
slaves shall be of value sufficient to pay anu +
II The amount and so much Of said notes as ssI iii
due and unpaid at the time of said sale. oss
take place between usual hours.
HENDLEY $. BENNETT, J ,.,,.
ANDREW WEIR, IrHs
TILGHMAN NJ. TUCKER
Columbus, March 9Th, ls3s-S7-5w. "A
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sheriR,s Sale.

HDY virtue Of five wits Of fl. IA. that issued
-ED from the circuit court Of Winston county,
and TO me directed, shall proceed 10 sell for cash
before tie court house door in the town Of Louis
vile, on moniay, the 7th day Of May next all Tie
right, title claim, interest and demand that f. II.
Thompson has in and to tie following Town Lots,
with his Tan Yard they are known aud described
as follows to wit: 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 Ii. $. Hudspeih, one in favor OF
Christian s Manroe, one in favor Of Benz HYDE,
aud one m favor Of Elizabeth II. Rose, against f..
H. Thompson, this S0th day oil march, 1888.
JOHN II. HARDY. Sheriff.
April7 39d Printers fee, 50 COL
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II. D. MONTAGUE.
NeW Arlnnserne rs.

AND TRAVELLING FAcHdTiEs INCREASED.
DAILY LINE OF L. S. MAIL COACHES.
From Ticksburg 10 Jachson
TEHilE subscribers have the pleasure Of inform
III ing the public that lhoy have established a
DAILY Line Of four horse Post Coaches iiom Vicks-
burg vim Amsterdam, Raymond and Clinton, tc
Jackson, which will leave Nicksburg and Jackson
every day regularly Their old and well known line
VIA. Bridgeport aud Clinton to Jackson IL also in
complete operation, passengers therefore can always
rely upon an immediate conveyance, az two stages
will leave Vichsburg every morning for Jackson,
and rice persa.
They lave also established tri-wecky inc Of
e 5. mail COACHES from Grand Gut via. Raymond
Clinton and Jackson, % Brandon. Passengers trav-
cling % The Nicksbuig Gag line will lnitrsect the
Ine 70 BRANDON al jackson, aud also the line % Co-
llmhls, Miss. They have also established daily
Inc OF stages iiom Port Gibson 10 Grand Gulf SO
thai passengers from the river can Away Gel direct
passage 70 any part Of the interior Of the state
They would also inform Tie public that they ure
now establishing now and splendid line OF lour
horse post coaches, (Which will be in full operation
by the FIRST Of January nexD from Manchester via.
Benton, Lexington, Carrollton and Grenada, TO
CoIIeevAe, there n,ersecitng with tie stage line TO
Pontotoc, and from thence 10 Tuscumha, Ala IN
tcrsectine also with the line leading from Pontotoc
to Columbus Miss aud flom Cullecylo to Holly
Springs, and from Holly Springs to Grenada, Tenn.
there mite seeing the main line tc Nashville, inter-
sectug also with line from Holly Springs to Mem
phs, Tenn. All OF the coaches on the above routes
are ofthe best Troy manufacture, and the mist ex-
pericnccd agents are employed to conduct them
Every attention viii be shown 10 persons travelling
on these lines, and 10 the safe transportation OF
baggage.
J. r., & p JEFFERSON.
Clinton, Miss. Jan. 30, lS3s-~as-Sm
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Timely Informntiom.

nAGGINC, ROPE, TWINE, Sc.--Thc
-Mb subscribers are authorised TO inform the
public OF this section in general, that they will have
Ia store BY the list October next, directly from the
Paris mills Kentucky,
1000 pieces heavy Bagging
1000 coil bale ropc,
5000 pounds Irvine,
1000 pieces Negro Lindscys,
5000 1" Kentucky Jeans.
II. b. DRAKE, & Co.
Columbus Miss, jan 81, ls3s--29-2 m.
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Sheriff \. Sale.

EDY virtue of a writ h.fa. that issued from the
EDclrcuit court Of Winston county and 10 me d.
rected, will sell al the court house door in the town
of Louisville, on Nonday the seventh day of May
next tie east half Of the southeast quarter of sec
ton twenty three township sixteen, range thirteen
cast containing eighty acres, more or less levied on
as the property Of John X. Hyde, to satisfy said ex-
ecution in favor of Christian & Monroe. Sale with
in the hours prescribed BY law. march "a, 1885,
j. ii. HARDY, Sheriff.
April I 39td Printers fee, IS 00]
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

NEAR Starkgillc, the county seat Of 0clibbe-
~ ha county, Mississippi, the south west quar-
ter Of section thirty. four, IN township number egh-
teen, north oranre number thirteen east, the south
east quarter, Of section wcnty-nine, in township
number eighteen north of range thrteen east; the
west hall of the northeast quarter and the north
west quarter Of section number two, in township
seventeen, age thirteen east; the north east quar-
ter, and the north east quarter OF the north west
quarter, dissection twelve, in township seventeen,
north olrange thirteen east and the north cast quar-
ter, of section number three in township seventeen
north of range thirteen east. The above lands are
selected by the best judges, and are offered for cash
or on long credit, aud the most accommodating
terms. Apply 10 the subscriber at BrickellS Store
opposite the Eagle Hotel, Columbus, Miss.
ADDISON PEEL.
Feb IN 1873 a &C
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Improved Land for sale.

EENiIE subscriber wishes to sell the plantation
- whereon he now resides, containing 400
acres rich prairie land IT'S acres cleared and On
er.lence gin house, and other necessary buildings.
This land Is situated in Lowudes county, IL miles
southwest Of Columbus. An entire new set Of
Backslniths tools will be sold with the plantation II
desired. The Gin House aud Mill attached 10 the
premises, are nearly new, and cannot fail to please
purchaser. A liberal credit will be given.
SAMUEL MG0WEN,
Sept 5, Iss7--9-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

OFrICE ispias AFFAIRS
August Ieih, 1881.
olies,ioa Of ROBERTSoN JAMES, ana
ars Chskasaw Indian, having Thought pfoI5l y
1900 re issue Of patent for one secaon OF and
n ~ chiekaSaw country, knawn as srcis'a %
t,wnship "a. range east which h9s been loeaied
lsr. ami Is now occupied BY Robert Gordoni no
ice 5 hereby given TO the soid Robertson james
AMI Robert Gordon. and al other persons eoneefneh'
that they have leave 70 iie az this oice. unh' w
srzt day ofJune, 1898. written Arguments and am
davis ii support OF their respective claims, which
said arguments and afiidavis, VIII b. luni, daicls
thereafter laid before the proper authorities loF sueh
action IN the premises as 10 them may seem proper
G. A. HARRIS,
Commissioner Of Indian affairs.
Sent /, tsST-20-2sw
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Richard =. Graves.

ArroaNEy Asp CouNsEtLoR AT Law,
TWILL practice in the circuit courts Of Oh.
w ubbeeho, Lowndes, Momoe, Winston,
Chociaw, and the adjoining counties Of lie 9th
judicial circuit al business entrusted to his
care will meet with prompt attention. Ills Office
IA Starkyllc, 0ktlbboeha county, Miss.
Jan 7, 1887. 2G-ly
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state OF Mississipni. Monroe Go.
Probate Court, FobLNarN Term, 1883.

IFo0dft J0HFE, FC0TNHV ItFW, Ioos.
FN0O the Sheriff Of said county Greeting:
II You are hereby commanded to summons
George Gray, Andrew Gray, Sarah Gray Marga-
rot', William aud Samuel Gray, and all other per-
SONS Interested in the real estate Of James Gray
deceased to be and appear at the next Probate
Court 10 be held at the Courthouse in Athens, then
and there t. slew cause ilany they have why the
real estate of the said deceased should not be order
cd for sale. agreeably to the prayer OF the petition
Of Nancy Gray, Administrator Of the said deceased,
Witness the Hon. II. Diworh Judge of the Pro-
bate Court. Issued the l2lh day Of February 1888,
Attest d. IL, MORGAN, Crk,
march 3, 1s5s-~54-6w Pr fee $40 sol
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SllcrlH.s Sale.

FpY virtue of writ of fl. ia. that was issued
HD from the circuit court Of Winston county,
and % me directed, will sell at the court house
door in the town Of Louisville, on Monday, the 7th
day of May next, the northwest quarter and west
hal OF the north east quarter Of section three, town
ship fifteen range thirteen east levied on as the pro.
perry OF William Landlord to satisfy said execution
in lavor Of William NJ. Cozart, this Gath Of march,
1888 j. II. HARDY, Sheriff.
April 39td Printers fee, 50 00l
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s. Il. SaDpington,

nRAPER and TAYLOR, begs leave to IN
~ form the citizens Of Columbus, that no has
opened on Market street with an assortment Of SUI
perfnc cloths, cassimcres and vesings, consisting
Of all colours which lie will sell or manufacture
cheap for cash. Those who may favor him with
their patronage viii find him proficient in Mis- bust
mesa. Persons wishing 10 furnish their own goods,
will be punctually attended 10 and their orders exc
cutcd with neatness and despatch.
Nov 49, 1887, I9tf
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MUTHERS COMFORT. This medicine
I'VE has been prepared with special reference
70 the wants Of families, in which the most minute
Particularly has been observed. IN order that mo-
theirs might keep ani use il with the most perfect
safety and with the confident assurance that il will
aiprd relief when very many Of the standard rem
cdes fad. The proprietor, before Offering il 10 The
public, hns taken occasion 10 converse with some
distinguished physicians Of Virginia, aud with spe-
cal pans 10 speak Of oil the various parts and pro-
portions OF tlIis medicine; and those that know its
component parts, have pronounced II one of the
very best compounds or the following diseases that
can be prepared, and may be used with perfect safe
~ as well with The new born babe, as tho man Of
three score and tea. II those that use il are not sa-
tsed that is the very best remedy for the diseases
here enumerated, they can return The bottle and re-
celye back their money. II is boldly inserted that il
Is almost On not qec) nhlIbe in Darhpa in al
~ various forms, Dyscuiary, Cmmp-colc Cholera
Mofbus, aud Asatc Cholera; also, After Pains of
lyng'n Fcmalcs-ior this il Is the Mothers Com
Tort, and because It 10 the very best preparation for
The summer diseases of children tlat has yet enter
ca lhe chamber Of The distressed. II Is also unc-
gnallcd Tor cramps from whatever cause produced.
Ladies % The most dciieate situations may take il
under any OF the above circumstances with perfect
safety aud cqpal benefit, The public may be as.
surrd that the Spa0nodc TiHctUe Or liothers
Comfort lms been subjected 10 the most rgjd and
scientific examination Nv some Of The most extern
sye (phyacians) practitioners in Virginia, who now
recommend it IN their practice
Forsal by sMl I'll & PETERSON, Druggists
Columbus Miss.
mach3,3i II. u. MONTAGUE.
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state of Mississippi, Choctaw Go.

Probate Court, January 1am, 1888.
UTHEREAS, solomon Bennett, admlnIsra-
w tor Of the estate Of Martin Bennett, late
Of said county deceased, hath at tbs term, fled his
petition setting forth that it would be to the advan-
age Of the distributes Of said estate that the io-
lowing tracts of land belonging to sand estate be
sold, 10 wit: cast half southeast quarter, section
tHrly-one, township twcuty-oue, Of range seven
east containing eighty ij-lo0 acres, and Tie north
hatwuthcast quarter, and south haliWes hall south
west quarter ct section tHirly-one, IA township
,wcnty-one, OF range seven east containing eighty
l5-i00 II is Therefore ordered, that citation issue,
and that publication be made III The Columbus Dem
ocrat, paper printed in Columbus m said State,
and also in the Grenada Bulletin, q paper printed
at Grenada in said State, lor eight weeks success
syey, requiring all persons interested IN SAID estate
to appear before this Court on the first Monday in
Apunext, nd shew cause ifauy they can, why tie
same Shall not be sold accordingly.
Witness. the Honorable john II. Morris, Judge
Of our said Court. the first Monday in January,
1888, and in tie sxty-second year Of American In
dependence
THOMAS T. DAVIS, Clerk
Jan. y, lsjs-29-sw [Pr fee SIS oOl
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Noxubec Turnpike for Sale.

VEVliE subscribers offer Tor sale the above pro-
Il perry. lis location on tho Robinson Road
leading from Columbus To Jackson is too wcllknown
70 require particular description. Few Mutations
present the same inducements to the capitalist. AS
tavern, or mercantile slagd, Il Is perhaps unequal
led m tllc STATE. Vita these advantages, in add-
ton 70 rs daily Income, property at this time can
afford 2 more profitable investment Attached to
The rurnpikc, which will soon be placed IN complete
repair, are $50 aeres Of land, small proportion Of
which Is cleared For Terms, or further particulars,
address TIE undersigned
DM nULANEY & SON,
Fraukn, Miss, February IL, 1888 Sans
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Crnceriea Sc.

EV0R S8LE.-To aIiye large Portion o.
Il which is now on The river, and viii te i,
he f-4.I.-e or water, VIZ.
s0 Bags Java and RIO Coffee.
80 Bs1.s New Orleans Sugar (od Cop)
10 Loaf Sugar.
so Rccddej Whskey,
20 s. E. and y. U. Rum,
10 Cog Brandy,
30 Molasscs
10 CASKS Cheese,
5000 Spanish Cigars. (some Of diem new article
verrsUperorl
10 Tons SwCdes lion assorted,
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
10 Barrels Malaga Wine,
Oh Madeira in O.. Casks and Boxes.
Pale and Brown Sherry wines,
100 Boxes MuScattei RaiSons, together With
great variety Of other comforts and Injuries of lie
Tor sale Tor cash only.
ESTES, & 90.
Columbus, January 9th, 1sS7.-2G-tc
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Commercial or Blk Columbus Mi.

JAHuHFY ?, IoJo'
A Dividend Of Five per cent is this day de-
II clarcd on all the stock Of this Institution.
paid in three months prior 10 this date, payable 10
the Stockholders or their legal representatives on
or after the 18th nsi.
Stockholders viii be REQUIRED 10 present their
certificates when the dividend il applied for
Bv order Of the Board
CHAS. II, ALBERT, Cashier.
Jan. q, IsSs-26~d
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Hint 10 the wise.

EilOSE indebted 70 the subscriber Cor work
- done IN 1897, arc earnestly requested 10
come forward and pay up without delay, as am
Obliged TO have money and therefore cannot give
long indulgence. In future, my terms will be cash,
and Cash only. Nj. y. +. HAWI Ely.
Feb 3, 1888. S0-st
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Caution.
To Planters 4!

A young man from South Carolina, who has
LA had several Years experience in Planting
both long and short staple Cotton and is well &C.
quanted with the management OF negroes, and has
letters of recommendation, Is DESTROYS of obtaining
situation in the above business 4 letter address
ed to this Office, to J. J. l. through the post Office
will be thankfully received.
march 3, 1888 SAT-
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"A an ACRES Vi first quality river land
"a GU 50 Of which is in fine state of cu.
lyation on which there are some improvements,
with tue wcIlof water, adjoining the land of The
Rev. Samuel Butler on the west side of the Bighy,
seven miles south of Columbus. Also 100 acres Of
first quality river bottom land, eight miles south Of
Columbus, on the east side of the river.
lIj~ For lurther particulars enquire at the office
of Tie Columbus Democrat.
l.. HARRISON.
Nov. IS, IS37-H
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oiier my services 10 the public as Genera
4 Agent and Collector, Mr.. Simmons having
rcsgnedl 10 witch employment and viii de-
vote the Whole Of my time and attention, having no
other business On hand except the settlement Of my
own.
Reference. any person IN Coumbus.
Columbus Aug. 26-T-1y J. j. FULLER.
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Attorney aud Councillor oi Lar.
HAS located himself nj Deka'b, Mississippi,
Il d and ai practice in The Counties Ut kemper
Nashoba, Landsfdlc, Noyubee, Winston, and Tie
adjoining Couu'cs d required.
April H. 1885. eft
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Bank OF Columbus,
August goth, 1877

August 2bth, 1897.
- ESOLYED. That hereafter no stockhol-
~ dor shall be permitted 10 transfer any stock
In this Institution until all arrcarages are paid or
settled 10 the satisfaction Of this Board.
Extract from the Minutes ola regular meeting Of
the Board. held April 2Gth, 1887.
BY order Of the Board
Aug. agth--7-H CHAS. II. ALBERT, Cashier