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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15
state Of Trade.

The dry goods trede this week has been exceedingly du,
for season, half the basnss Of been
body The with many The the ,upply
goods the market would not no has
trade-v auction and import houses. you viii
lid little To complaln tth who hok main
nsn complain With s.on The several foreign srn,asSs
week have breuRb lots new goods ard although tor short
lice falling OF in prices An The beth gess
have been husisr thsn ohcr class &c goods
ed and good prices ave been ostaped Daae,uc woeess
asd cotlons brisk and operations boih In this ktt
% s W eae. % i've su,
viii enable the manufacturers 10 turn opt obs
at . await Of the .. MAID ..d higher prce
sss baes o, b..e 400 were lands a. ~ nc prneipsi
Sellers have sssed savnsce ks mid
ding far good rar descriptions ofn y c and ordinary
rpeo the h In esry per the ell
the sales animated, aud adysrce ,fe, OF
act freely Of 60 bales r The
weeL cIsa at about the same the co q tAe PR vous
BEEN sb Ut Iva bales, the staple sd ars sspero the
receipts Of any YEN The weather esotnues
csoce the old being quite neglected the prc~s srcop
ing At Charles on thu 9Th. the msrk,t Besry
The sales Of the week reach sbou, tse bales from
Tonseco-Tbe d~msns coo,isuss cad the firm
,aes been fair lsc IL Keo,urLv
'esG The Of mp Lba. q frs,
Sss.osr"rrs Flour for .s las, f-v d.y. h.. com. u
le reiy and 'cdsy vas received tn 6rs,ms %
narnsr prin sboo,tse lsrse au.sy on m wsy cows he
north incorrect The stock Is ab.u, As usual lbs
q ss soa sa. s rT.' .s
Rye -four held sss, meal - There sn Ies1gs
sis no rbsrgs 10 corn AZ Cha toe. On DIE Oh a,, se
~ hes Ba',mo corr. srousit SOC The or sss .kes
-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

60 Why are ladies' gowns abost the waist, like a
camp moeing7
Dye give u up7
Because there IS great gathering therei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

REscvE FROM DRowsiso-1he life of fns lad
was saved last evening" through the fundamentally
Of one Of our city lampliehters. The cry of" boy
overheard" was heard at the fost OF Dover street, as
the moment the person alluded to was at the top
Of his ladder in that neshborhood, attending his
duty, when, without asking any questions he jumped
down and plunged into the river. In moment he
re-appeared, holding rlumphan,ly above the surface
in one tho drowning Boy whom he safely restored
to terra frms, and then hurried of about his bust.
ness without stopping to listen to the encomums
ally bestowed such occasions, by individuals who
do not possess the courage perform noble feat
themselves The name OF tR,s gallant fellow 10 oven
w. Bremen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

81 There Is an on sa aaoat, that Governor Ma.
is shortly to be msrred TO the beautiful and &C.
ccmplIshed daughter Of old friend 49,,
The Governor quick on the trigger. He called to see
introduced to her.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

p II anybody wants short nsp beaver Hat We
would advise them to call on c. watss., No. lb4
Chatham street. whs manufactures AZ coed, if not Z
superior hat for four dollsrs as those you have 70
pay elsewhere fire for. He also has the Castor.
Nsria Musk and Satin Beaver, not to be surpassed
in this city Read his advertisement, give him call,
and our word for il you will be pleased
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

EFFECTS OF THE LATE GALE.-We have but little
TO add to tho account published yesterday of the dis
astsrs occasoned by the late storm. yet We have
heard of nothing very serious having occurred among
the shipping. What few details we find will be seen
below.
Three new houses in 10th street, between avenue
A and LIST avenue, were unroofed and otherwise in
jured.
At Brooklyn two houses and a number Of trees
were blown down.
The steamboat Rhode Island, with the eastern
mail, arrived from S,onington about o'clock P. NJ.
The New Haven boat arrived about o'clock,
p. M, having left New Haven at o'clock in the
morning.
The Cleopatra, from Hartford had her smoke pipes
blown over, and otherwise injured. The passengers
have published card Of thanks to Capt. Dustan,
her commander, for the prompt and energetic meas
ures adopted by him to secure the safety and lives OF
those on board.
The steam ship North CaIona, from Wilmington
arrived tsis morning She was obliged to put inc
old Point Comfort, where the gale was very violent
Mr.. Wade, passenger by the North Carolina
states that he saw, on Thursday, ashore north O.
Cape Charles, bright sided ship, with her mast;
and bowsprt carried away. Had apparently gone
ashore in the gale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

The packet ship Wellington has arrived; she brings
London dates 10 the 18th she left Portsmouth OF
the l4h
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

DIsGRAcEFUL Mos IN BrFFALo.-Mr. Burr, who
brought Rathbun Allen from New Orleans 10 Buffalo
was mobbed last Thursday week by parcel Of
backguards and psted with stones and rotten eggs.
He attempted to get away from them, but was so
closely pursued, that he was obliged to run into the
Eagle Tavern, where he was followed by the rufians.
He jumped into the bar, and got under the counter.
Some of his pursuers went into the bar, and kicked
and pounded him in the most brutal manner.
He cried murder, and begged to have his life spared
ye, there seemed to be feeling in his ruian
pursuers than is generally evinced by ferocious
beasts. He finally succeeded in getting out of the
bar and ran out a: the back door. Seine of the
blackguards stood ready to meet him as soon as he
got out, and showered upon him rotten eggs in album
dance. An officer then arrived who was inclined to
do his duty and the fraeas ceased.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

The Londsa Times and Chronicle battling the watch
question OF the slvency tue United States Baak
OF stare Stock ycserdsy The amosI OF SsoOca
was made al auction ut 10 I ieii
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

NOTICE IS hereby given that in pursuance Of
the provisions contained IN deed otlrust ex-
eculed BY James j. Fuller oithcCounty Of Lowndes
aud State Of Mississippi 20 me MS trustee on the
I9lh day Of October 1886 10 secure the payment Of
certain sum Of money therein described TO T.. r.
Calhoun will as said trustee offer at public sale
FOR cash. before the court house door in the Town Of
Columbus on Monday the I0th day Of March next,
the following described tracts of land VIA the
north east quarter and wost harof section numbered
nine, aud the south east quarter dissection numbered
Two IN township numbered fourteen north, Of range
numbered nine east, in the Columbus land district,
containing by estimation Six hundred and forty
acres; he the same more or less, together with all
aud singular the appertenances thereto in any wise
bennging and appcrlaining, sold 10 satisfy the debt
INTENDED To be secured by the deed above named
The sale viii take place between The usual hour4
ROBERT w. CARR, Trustee
Feb q, ls3S-33~iw. Printers fec, 81 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
THE DINNER.

The federal leaders gave Prentiss and Word
dinner at Washington City, las We have before
informed our readcrs) after Congress decided
that the election should be sent back to the peo-
ME. This dinner was intended for effect. Why
are its proceedings stihed! The toasts, the
speeches, the mighty effort of Webster the with
cnng eloquence of Clay, why are they not pub
Aishedl We challenge the federal press to pub
lish them, as they uere dshrered. They dare
not do so. The abuse that was heaped upon the
anti.bank party of Mississippi-the denuncations
of Mr. Van Buren, and Mr.. Calhoun-the ego
tism Of Preniss and the ridiculous attempt on the
part of the two fathers OF the tariff ald abolition,
the Kings oflhe federal party, Clay and Webster,
to bolster him up in his usurpaon, and TO iolst
him on the freemen Of this State--all this would
recoil upon them, and they wisely determined 10
,iiRe The proceedings. Olce morc,-We chal-
lenge them to publish them. Do so, and we will
prors that the whole affair was hostile 10 the
South and was intended to promote the views of
Henry Clay. 1t will be the dsarest dinner that
Mr.. Prentiss ever attended. Well it is for Mr..
Word that he refused to attend. lie still has
some sense Of decency left, some regard for the
feelings of the South. We give him credit so
far. The fact is that the alliance between Mr..
Prenss and Mr.. Word was an unnatural one and
we doubt not the latter feels it so by this time.
Mr.. Word, we have been correctly informed.
was until rsry lately an anti-bank man he was
raised in the south, and how such a man could
form an alliance offensive and defensive with a
man whose feelings, habits, interests tastes, con-
nexions and principles are all Of the ultra New
England stamp, we cannot divine. We have
reason to believe that Mr.. Word now bitterly re-
penis it. When he sees the strong southern as
pect that parties in Mississippi are assuming /;
when he reflects that Mr. Van Buren, is now sup
ported by both the democratic and the real state
rights party in his leading measures; when he
sees the favorable changes that have taken place
towards the administration in every county oft
state, he must feel satisfied that it Is no longer
his interest to follow the biddings of Mr.. PrentIss,
man, who, be his talents what they may, IS too
well known as the Clay and Webster candidate,
to be trusted by Mississippi.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
IrIlstcc's Sale.

MvOpIcr;, horohy ,i,o,, that II, n,,rgn,,oo or
q ..1,,,..,.t H., ~ MA,
"e PRIV Suns 'n"''''''u - " "V'u ~ uus'
executed 'E 'ah's - rulIer' "nl o'ra' ru'er
us Wi', o. loWhaes Couhly' oiau " MISSISSIPPI
on 'oe '3,n gay ol osP'ellper' a., -. lo9o' 10 me
Nn''IeS "'ah u l'e county ana 9ulte aforesaid 'S
uo'iee 10 secure 'ne payment Oh cef,aln prolhl'so
y n'e tRff'h u'eht'onen ana described 10 SyWes-
Yer tea'' 9t MS n-S'I's' aSaWe on mo 2o'h gay OF
'uY a. - m, VIZ az Sa'a irHN,re' ~ NE re-
qugSt ., ~, 5a' oi'oeIpr e'r' anu 1nScPh bryan
ass3h' e O l'e s'I osNe'ur ieath oHer AZ pa"c
sac az Ile No,'t ''ouSc III u'c O9unY 81 A't'la ~
'hc ota'e ~ 'e9'PPt VI we 'tn Jay OF Apl
heXL i93sl az lIe flsnb we interest DOVER and
l8nl % uo"el, Niuch lne Sal' JheS - luDcr, anu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Order Number i.
HEAD QUARTERS,
az rs

Jackson, .HlSS. .7Idrch !, 1888 }
CAPTAINS commanding Volunteer compa-
" MES are ordered to make returns to the Adj
mant-General at Jackson, showing the date Of the
organization Of their several companies; the name
of the officers now in commission, with the date of
their several commissions; the quantity and des-
crpton of Arms received from the state, and the
time Of their reception; the number of non-commis-
stoned officers aud privates in each company; and a
particular description of the arms and accoutre-
mcntS now in possession of the several companies.
That portion of the law respecting the number OF
companies, in the several regiments has been re-
peaed.
Volunteer companies now or hereafter organized,
will be furnished with mlskets, bavonets and accou-
uements, on application 10 the commander-in-chief
at Jackson. Bonds payable to L. Besancon
Quarter-mastcr General and his successors in Office
executed by all the commissioned officers of the COM
pany, conditioned for the safe keeping and delivery
when called for by the proper authorities, of all arms
and accoulrements delivered to the company, will be
required before the arms will be delivered by the
Assistant Quarter-masler Generals.
BY order Of ALEXANDER G. McNuTr, Comman-
der-n-chief
CHARLES NJ. PRICE.
Adutant General Mississippi militia
march IL, 1888 363
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

4 \ pursuance OF an order granted to me by the
n Probate court of Lowudes county, ut the
March term, shall proceed to sch to the highest
bidder ON the 1lth day otApril next. the following
described tracts or parcels OF land belonging To the
estate of he late David Myers decreased situated ou
The west side of the Tomblgbec river, near Counl-
bus described a. follows, 10 WITT the west 01f Of
section number no. the whole Of section number 70.
the west hall nl section number %, the north Hall
of scctsn So the west hall ol the north west GUAR
ter Of sfctun number thrty-six the west hall of the
s,u,h west quatar OF section number twenty-threc;
also eighty acres OF hand on the eastern side ct sec
ton number y, running the whole length Of sad
Section and as far west as to embrace the said NUM-
Der oleigbty acres all lying and being IN township
numh.r uineteen Mouth OF rance number seventeen
east Sand lands are under hirI state ol'improgc-
meut, aud are well provided with Negro houses
gins, out houses &c.--thc above property will br
sold upon a credit Of one and two years from the
day ofsale notes with approved security will be
required. DAVID +. MYERS
Executor ofthc ast viii ana Testament OF Da-
vid Myers deceased.
The sale to take place on the premises.
March 10, ls3S.--3j-iw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

go ON FRIDAY the SOth day e March
next, N5l be So.i al public auction on the
esSSsR premises, the following described propet-
- ", VIZ:
~ Fantlton htc,y oNuel b. Juseph Gursby,
and iorutrly by Taos ID. Council, Esq. situate N
the county ct Lowpies, about fifteen mlls from Co
iuluhu~. ON the Robinson Road, containing $50
ACRES ct Land This Plantation IS known as the
puchyHn place. and Is OF tie FIST quail iy Of Cotton
Lend Aso al the NECESSARY farming utensils At
ached ~ slii Plantation; aso 1000 bushels Of corn.
1 mules. ; horses, woke OF oxeL. 7 cows, 9 small
caule. 100 hogs, 1000 pounds o. bacon household
and kitchen tumturc, 10 beds and bedIing, Srit
OF smiths iooS, double gig, one wagon aed har-
ness aud guns.
X The Sale VIII b. POSITIVE, anl made apon
the following terms, via: Plantation On credit oI
enc AMI tSo wears. the personal pgcP1rlyon cred
1t of - months.
ALSO wall be sold ON MONDAY, the second
day of Apfi next, IN tho town Of Co3'nhuS, the
following described property, on credit 81 Twelve
months
The Plantation lately owned by Joseph Grgsby,
aal formerly By the heirs OF Gustavus Htndriek, Sit
uatcd IN The county OF Lowndes about . - miles
>aoth at Co.umhu~ on the walegsof Luxaptlla and
Fombgby rivers containing $40 and 7-l00 acres,
one undivided lali interestln
n. +. quarter OF $ s, r, I'm, R. Is f
One halfot lol No. Is offs |, Tl6N. Il Is T.
SW qrof 5 W or SIG + us, RtsW
Lots No ! and -, 5 q, TAN, r - T.
Lot No l, ) 81, + Is n, Il II f.
The whole OF W half \ T. or $ /, TAN. Il 10 Z
W halt \ W az S II, TIN, RE
w hall n Eqr SI7, TIL. RIA
W half n f. or 81, TT ARTS
Also bali Lot number I. in V. Masby addition
to Columbus MNSss,ppi, situated Immediately on
Mliti ~ Road, aud also two other lots ia the town
ST. Mary, Illinois.
J. w BYRN, Auctoneer
Feb. 81, ls3s.-3j-Iw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Anti-Spa smOdic Tincturc, or
AI'IIEnsG HnMEnRr III. d,o.,

AH llfhO IuMFO h l. nus medicine
1VA has been prepared with special reference
to the wants OF iamies in which the most minute
Particularly has been observed in order that mo-
theirs might keep aud use It with the most perfect
safety, ana With the confident assurance that il will
Afford relief when very many of the standard rem
cdlcs fail The proprietor, before Offering Il to the
public, has taken occasion 10 converse with some
distinguished physicians Of Virginia, and with spe-
clal pains 10 speak of all the various parts aud pro-
portions Of ihls medicine; aud those that know its
component parts, have pronounced il one Of The
very best compounds for the following diseases that
scan be prepared, and may be used with perfect safe
", as well with the new born babe, as the man of
three and tea. II those that use II are not sa-
llsted that IS the very best remedy for the diseases
here enumerated, they can return the bottle and re
ceive back their money. II is boldly asserted that II
is almost CT not quitc) inlaIibIc in Diarrhpl ia all
is various forms, Dysoalary, Cmmp-eolc Cholera
Morbus, and Asiatic Cholera; also, After Pains OF
ying-in Fcmales--ior this it Is the Mothers Com
fort, and because it IS tho very best preparation for
the summer diseases of children that has yet enter
ed the chamber OF the distressed. II is also unc-
QualIed for cramps from whatever cause produced
Ladies in the most deicate situations may take it
under any OF the above circumstances with perfect
safety and equal benefit The public may be as
snred that the .1ht Spdsmodic 1metare, or Mothers
Comfort has been subjected to the most rigid and
| scientific examination by some Of the most extern
svc (physGans) practitioners in Virginia who now
recommend it in their practice.
For sale by SMITH & PETERSON, Druggists,
Columbus, Miss.
mach 3,3iy H. b. MONTAGUE"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Guardians Sale.

q WILL on Thursday the 18th day Of April
ID next expose at public sale IN the town of Co.
Iumbu~ thc following described property. belonging
10 ta- hsir, Of Edward krwen deceased, viz; lots
number one har SIX and eleven, situated ON the
southwest quarter oI section number fifteen, town.
number eighteen, oI range number eighteen
west. The JONI property OF sad mjnors also. the
nnuhaaSl dulriar oi section seventeen, township
number eighteen. ct range number eighteen west,
Me property lfsad Edward J. {. kewcn, aud also
The northeast quarter ol section nanb2r tiNiy-SN,
81 township numb.r seventeen, Of range number
Anetecn west the properly oliald ACHILLES l.. Kew
en- (all IN the county OF IowndeSl The terms will
be easy and made known on the day of sale.
kOBERr DOUBLE, Guardian.
March 10. ls3S-3j-iw fPr tee 81 SOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
State of Mississippi, Lowndcs Co.

rFoodts Court, March Term, 1888.
NO all persons interested in the real estate Of
Henry j. Parish deceased, of the county
sru state aforesaid: It appearing to the satisfaction
" we court on the petition OF James Ecklord, one
y me heirs and devises of said estate thai it would
~ 70 he advantage Of all persons interested in said
.s'ale, that said real estate should be sold, 1t is
nTee'ore ordered, that publication be made in the
Of sn;I SIX successive weeks, notifying the heirs
" sand deceased, and all persons interested in the
Sa real estate to be and appear a. the next Pro-
w court to be held at the court house in the town
y columbus, Lowndes county, Mississippi, and
sSo om cause, Il any they have, why the said land
oah mol be ordered for sale, viz: west half Of the
or.west quarter of section eight, township nine
.0I -, ranse fourteen east containing eighty acres
o'N n! Ullrty fur one-hundred'hs Of nm acre
Probate court. 'u1se y 'i'e
issued the ninth day Of March, A. d. 1888.
w. P. FULLER, Clerk prn tim.
'' ~ a6ts Prs fee $40 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
GEM. Land Once, Feb. 10, 1898.

Gcn'I. Land Once, Feb. Is, 1898.
N0TICE is hcrcbj given that the public sales
" Of land, advertised to take place at the fol-
lowing times aud places by procIamato0s Of the
President of tie United States, bearing date the
twenty-nntl day Of November, 1888, 10 wit:
IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
At Mardisyiile, on MondlJ the i2th day Of March
next
At Montgomery, on Monday Ce 7lh day of May
next
At Sparta, on Monday the 5h day orAIarch next.
At ST. Stephens, on Monday the 10th day OF March
next
At Cahaba on Monday tie "a day Of April next
AT Tuscaloosa on Monday the l6thday Of April next.
At Huntsville, on Monday the 9th day Of April next.
IN THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
At Chocchuna, on Monday the 18th day OF May
next
A, Columbus, on Monday the 7h day Of May next
arc postponed until further notice.
BY order OF the President Of the United States:
JAS. WHITCOMB, Commissioner.
march 10, lS3s--35l0w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
To all whom il may Conee,n !:

ANlNG disposed of our entire stock OF
merchandise with view Of closing ouf
ou,h' = lhS nonce IS given 81 as 10 give al dSpo-
s." 10 arrange debts due the ioiowag concerns. a
5i""'e l" >e'ue the same without attaching, tic adj
drlonal expense of the law: The Oh e9nrrr, nj
w, Cionu * Co; that of ". 0. Geo, & On
and that at Cook & Walton We hone no debtor
amer tins notice viii Be backward in arranp;ns Nj,
debts with us as are driven 10 this coar. rs tho
asst alternative. We owe money. and money We
must have 10 mike our own creditors c,Sy. ",
sincerely hope that we will not have 10 sue nDr rus
toln'rS, as 1t would be very unpleasant 10 u, but
we are competed to have money.
w. .. COOK.
Agent Cor the above fans.
Cotton Gin, march II, 1858 sans.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Notice,
Correspondence.

PAuLnING, Feb 2lst, 1888.
To the ElitoIs Of the Columbus Democrat
In your paper of the 9th uIt,, perceive am the
subject OF the aSpersons Of James McDugald ESQ.
Secure in the good opinion and warm sympathies OF
the immediate community IN which we both reside,
and believing that strangers, Git they noticed us AT
alb will attach but little Importance to the SANDER
ous dcnunciations of man, pho ,could under ann
circumstances. suffer his friend to go out and .fght
for him. shall take but little further notice Of his
publication than to pronounce it atssae Of fatSehoods
from the beginning to the end As to HE charge
that tn, difficulty between Mr. Buckner and myself
was submitted to board Of honor a my instance
the public is referred to the evidence herewith pub
IlShed Of the honorable gentlemen who composed
the Board If Mr. mcDugad can adduce any evil
dence which will tend to show that, in the settle
ment Of the said difficulty aughl OF dishonor can
attach 10 my character, II is incumbent ON him to
do so if he fail to produce such evidence the pub
lie will know how to appreciate charges depending
alone upon his reraclfy. .
A. NJ. WILSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Notice.

MILL be sold at the court house in the town
- OF Athens, on the fourth Monday of April
next on credit Of twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond with good security, tract of land lying
IN Monroe county, about one mile from Hamilton,
containing two hundred acres, be the same more or
less with It's appurtenances; known as Willis Old
mus there being grIst and saw mill thereon; be-
hR death. John FAILS AIM
march II, 1888 36w6 GPr fee 81 GOT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
State of Mississippi, LOwndcs CO.

State of Mississippi, LOwndcs CO.
James Crcsseu Jr. s Co
ISIS Us Attachment 81 OIs 90
Matthew Hopkins.
NO lCE IS hereby given that the above at
~ hchment was issued at the suit the said
planun INST The sad defendant as an abscondng
debtor To- tlc sum aforesaid, ana los been returned
to its Office dolls. executed, and is nov pending and
undetermined m tn Circlrt court of lnwules caGa-
iy, SJte of Mississippi; an that unless the said de-
teaiant shall appear ON or before the second Mon
day OF Apr, mkt, beng the Isl day Of the Circuit
court for the county aforesaid, give special bail AMI
plead, judgment vii he entered against him, and
the property attached viii BE- sold TO satisfy the
plaintiffs demands
Witness the clerk ortle said Cucuit court the
l7th day OF march, 1888.
OVID p. BROWN. Crk.
S6-fw Pr fee 81 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Notice

BASK OF ria ToNRi6EY R. r. Co. ,
Columbus, March l6,b. ls3,.
OOhS Tor subscription 90 the balance at IN
~ capital stock O. the Tomhicbv Raj Road
Company, WI be opened 40 tlelr Bsasn, Hos. AT
loo'cock On Monday the 1871 INST. au4 remain
open Tor SIX months. luu.csS tte amaaut should b,
previously SUBSCRIBED iorl unler an a,i. entitled
" an ACT, 90 auih,rtse Rad Road Comnaue~ q dis.
Pnse OF their uasoll s,ock, copy o. which NAV b
seen al the Banking House.
BY order on the Bard.
III. w. CATER, CASHIER.
March 18th, lS5S.-35-tc