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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Mansion House. jackson n;

FTHlS well known public house has passed M,
n We hands Of the undersigned Ills Situated
at the corner Of State and pascagnla streets OH"
one square from the new State House. The Tays5n
house is large and commodious, ranging abopt onn
hundred feet on each street, with three tiers If VIZ
galleries, extending from the basement 10 the unne,
story rendering the whole house with is lar,o
chambers, delightful and pleasant. 1t has also =
large stable and lot which will accommodate from
sixty to seventy horses. ''oip
twill be the object Of the proprietor 10 mako H.
honse an agreeable resort ar travellers ana IN ny
sons visiting the seat Of Government NJ
Of the Legislature be accommodates dnra, ~
session. at reasonable rates and all persons a,sns
ing The courts shall have unremitted attention
The Bar viii always be supplied with frsi r,,,
.'qaoFo, nd Zoe Iabe spread with evcry lnyurv tss
country an"sus, p. TAYLOR,
'aNnsoliI NoN' - 1883 elf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
The Indians. Panacea,

NOR the cure Of Rheumatism, Scrolua :
~ Kings Evil, Sciatica or IIip-Gont, lue,P
ent cancers, Salt Rheum Syphiltic and Melt INV
diseases particularly ulcersan affections Of lnO
liberated Throat and Nostrils; Ulcers OF ete S.,n
scTiption Fever sores, and Internal Assesses res
las scald Head Scuryy Biles chronic sore
LTyspeas, Botches, and every variety Of eu l,;.S,r
auecoon; chronic ca,arrh, Headach from palHd
cause Pain in the stomach and DYSPEPSIA S,orc
ing IRON vltlation Affections Of the Liver h,lr
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, and genera osV SLa
caused by torpid action of the vessels Of 'e I'M
II is singularly efficacious in renova,lng ihosg
situations which have been broken dc,sn pY =, ION.
cious treatment, or juvenile rregU' rites ia1.scs
eral terms, it is recommended in Al those ..Oa
winch arise from impurities in the blood CT '''-
o. the humoaIs, OF whatever name o. hina. Saith.
FOR SALE at the DRUG STORE Of ~
trerson & Co, on Market ST. doors from ~. Mf''
April %, 1897 fIu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
ShcriR'S Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued from the Clerk
I'D of the Circuit Court of Lowndes county. and
to me directed, will expose to Public Sale, at the
court house door, ia the town of Columbus on the
FIRST Monday in January next, for cash, all the rrht
title, claim and interest that James w. Bricken has
N and to tile following described tract of land, TO
wit East half of the south east quarter of Sec
ton seven, township eighteen, Of range eighteen,
west; levied on at the instance Of JOHN NJ. Grant.
to satisfy an execution that he has, u.s. Lauderdale
aud BrckelI Sale within the hours prescribed by
law. This 2jd day Of November, 1888.
JOHN w. BYRN. Sh'T.
2l-5t Pr. fec, Sc CO.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08

iHc 1lbsc interests, aud the convenient .5cat1a
aai security Of the buildings 70 b. erected.
Sc %. find Be 4 further enacted That Or he
PAYMENT nj The eNprus-s authorised by jb.s act,
other than those herein before provided ur, sniff
ceut cum ol money b., and the same is hereby
70 BE- paid ont Of any money ia tie
Treassry rot otherwise appropriated
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
commissioners Notice.

EENO all persons interested in the estate al
~ John Alfred late of Nashville, I.owndes
county, deceased Thomas J. Lewis Administrator
o. The estate Aforesaid, having represented to the
rrooa'e couri 'at the sand estate is insoyent, the
undersigned by an order of the said court bave
been appointed Commissioners, with full mower to
receive and examine all the claims of and ocanst
the said estate we will in compliance with 6e or
der OF the court aforesaid meet the creditors n soi
estate, at Nashville, on the second Monday in
March 1889 Aaccounts &C. may be handed 70
the commissioners at any time
n. N, NASH,
A. SMITH.
ocpt. olh, ISoo.-9-td. Commissioners
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Shcrinss Sale.

pf virtue Of a writ Of feri facias that issued
ID from tie Circuit court of Madison county.
May term OF said court, 1888, aud to me directed
wall expose at public sale, for cash, at the Court
house door in the .own OF Louisville, Winston conn
~, on Monday the l7th day OF December next. all
the right, title, claim and interest, that Thomas Old
has IN and to two acres Of land lying adjoining the
town OF Louisville on the east Joel Delaney on the
south, and Uriah Davis on The west; levied on as
the property Of Thomas Old to satisfy an execu-
ton in ,avor Of Alexander Walker. use &c.
JNO. III, HARDY, Sh'h.
NOV l3 1888 1874 Pr fee S. 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08


(A virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed bv Sam'
~ l.. W custer 10 me, the undersigned Trustee
da'cd The slth day of Nov 1885, and properlv ol
record IN the Office Of the Clerk of the Pro6ates
SHoI' OF The county of Lowndcs, and State of
hSSSSipp loSecure the payment Of certain ,ebts
'herein named, viii OTTER for sale at public auction
ana Se to The highest bidder for cash, at The door nj
'he court house, IN the town of Columbus in said
county Of LoWndes on the 9Th day of December
next between the hours of eleven O'Clock A nj
and two O'Clock p NJ. the following described nron.
cry, conveyed 10 me by said deed for the purnosrs
hereIn specified that is TO say The north hair Of
section iweuiy-tlree the north half oRthe south
east quarcr--north halt of the south west Quarter
oil the same section TO be divided BY an cast ond
west hHe through The centre Of the south b,lr n
this section, iso, oil that part Of the north balror
section twenty-five, which is situated on the sontb
SIDE ct Ca-taw-pah Greek Ind all that mart 81
the south west quarter of section fourteen ,rbih /
situated on the south side of said Creek ibat crco
with ITS meanderlngs being the bounderv line an H."
north OF all that part Of the land here convcysd
which, IS situated IN section twenty-five, and h sec'
ton lhteeh--he entire tract here described ho;nl,
situated N township 10, in range rs east n ~
IumhuS Land District; together with The hprdi,..
mentS appWlenances thercun,o BELONGING Or i,,an,.
wise Npertaning. Such title as is vested i, y,
by sad Deed will be made to the purchaser ''''
Now o, 1888. JN0. {. WHrrSITT
lS-4w IT..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Livery Stable

YHE subscriber thankful for pa.t e.
II would respectfully inform the b Inn; ,'''7
is still at his old stand, corner of ha,o, oS u,
ngion streets where every thing will he .c. H'1
under ms own snperIntendence, and M, , ..l
by any establishment OF the kind in the So,. ls
has attached 10 the Stables, large Lots ' S. b
commodation of Stock Droyers, Waro1n.' y, 1e z
good trough, and plenty Of Corn and FL Ne 70
fair price, S.R l 'IISc az
Columbus, Oct. 6, 1888. -LLN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Rangers Sale of Estrays. Dec. II.

shall offer for sale at the Court house door in Co.
umbus, Lowndcs county, Mississippi, on Nor
day the lHh of December next, for cash, the follow
ing cstrays, unless the owners come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away to wit :
One bay horse, taken ny Thomas b Bel, miles
south OF Columbus; also one light bay horse mule,
taken mp by Allen G. Ecker, nine miles southwest of
Columbus; also, black horse poney, taken up by
Thomas w b Moore, branded with NJ NJ ON each
shoulder; also, one grey poncy, taken up by Henry
Gibson also, grey mare mule, "A bay mare, and 4
stud mulc,taken up by l.. N. Fields II miles north
oi Columbus; also, one sow, eight pigs, and two
bauoWS, marked with a swallow fork in the ripht
and crap and under-bt in the left, taken up John
d Jones Due attendance will be given by me-
BLACK MARE PONEY, taken up by Jas.
l. Coleman.
A YELLOW AND BLACK SOW and Prs.
BLACK BARROW, marked crop on each
ear aud hole in the left ear.
JOHN FLETCHALL, Ranger
Nov 10, 1885 1914
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Peoples line of Stages for Augusta

NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs GOING NORM
4 v This splendid line Of four horse post cOaca
eS Is in successful operation and runs daily between
Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Georgia r'y
Sengcrs can be assured OF more comfort and eAI*,
ditlon by this line than any other now running y
Augusta. The company have spared nelilef p ans
nor expense to procure the best Troy built coacIes
excellent and well trained horses, experienced wv
and careful drivers.
TO avoid mposilions repeatedly pracscd On -. =.
travelling community BY contractors at all times sa
vIng monopoly, passengers will be careiul I I"n.
North not 10 take their passage farther than J hsg
gomery on any other intersecting line, WisIe ~.
VIII at all times have preference on the feoF'
line for Augusta. an.
THIS line runs d miles on the Augusta aau . n|
ems ralI road, which will land passengers IN AOsu''
ahead OF the mail Line several hours.
GEO. w. DENT.
Agent Tor the COMPANY
ot ,e Montgomery, Ala. mar 81, 1855 o,.'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Notice.
Notice.
BANK OF THE ToMRIGnY r. r. Co. !
(fnI,a,b,,o ,uDO I

BANK OF THE ToMBIGnY r. R. Co.
Columbus, March 10th, 1888
HROOkS for subscription to the balance ofthe
,MD capital stock Of the Tombgby Rail Road
Company, will be opened at their Banking House at
~ o'clock ON Monday the 10Th inst, and remain
open Tor SIX months, (unlesS the amount should be
previously subscribed for,) under an act, emitted
IAN act, TO authorize Rail Road Companies to dr.,
pose of their unsold stock" copy of which may DO
seen at the Banking House.
BY order OF the Board.
ii. w. CATER Cashig,
March 18th, 1883 6-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Bricks. Bricks. Bricks.

EWATERMAN & LEARNED'Sns rlpn
w rented Dlick Machine. Having Dun
chased the right .r the State of Mississippi non
offer 10 dispose ofrights by counties or single rghp
TO suit purchasers. Those interested in he mann.
iacture Of bricks, are rquestcd to call and seete On
Grafton and Judge for themselves. The Machine
may be seen in successful operation in this pacs
at Mr.. Walace's brickyard
II he principal advantages this machine Las over
all others now IN use, consists in the smpIciy ana
strength OF its structure, and the rapidly ten.
pers the clay and moulds the brick, making fonGo
to So per minute, with the aid of two horses
mules. four men and sufficient number Of bows
to bear off the bricks,
THO. B. RANDLE
Columbus, Aug II, ls3s-5-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Auction and Commission Business

UHN " BfKN A. c. BURGESS Nv
y associated themselves together for lbe mr.
pose OF transacting a General Auction ana ~,
MISSION Business. They will attend to the ~ o' ~
a., kinds OF property that may be offered AMI , N
aiso' receive aud store all kinds Of Goods tl,ot
sons may wish to have sold either al nr;va, pr
or a, suction Store on Main street. o,s 49, sae
Of Mcclure s Humphries. ''s uoor east
W, BYRN.
Columbus march ;, 1888 '>'i-1 g.,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
The State OF MiSsissippi. !
NESH0BA County.

Probate Court November Term, 1898.
NN application of B. J. Jacowav, Admir- of
~ the estate Of Rolert II. Oliver deceased, to
soil the following property viz Two Lots in the
Town of Camden, it is udjudged, ordered and de-
creed by the Court, That all persons interested in
said property, be and appear at the next February
term Of said Court-it being the third Monday
thereof to show cause, # any they have, why SAID
property should not be sold. 1t Is further ordered
that copy OF this order be published in the CO.
inmbns Democrat three months from this date.
Issued, Nov. 10Th, 1883
Dec, l,-2l-5m J. B. KIRKLAND, Crk'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Baking.

~ BOUND, thankful for past favors takes
A-A . this method to inform the citizens Of Go.
lumbus, and the public generally, that Having pc'
cured an assistant Baker, he is now manufacturing
Butter Cracker, which, being always fresh, ana
branch OF the profession which he has followed log
The last fifty years without interm>sion, waran0
them better than any imported Cracker Hesas
extending his bakery to every variety oil Cakes
specifications for any kind or quantity, will be SUP
piled at short notice for Families or Parties.
T. ). Merchants and Planters can be supplied
with Crackers by the single pound or barrel AsG
Hard, or Sea Bread, an excellent and cheap arice
Tor plantations, as it will keep for years IN anycF
mate. july s, lS5S-5!l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08

FNHE undersigned having received the agen-
II cy for the State Bank of Alabama at New
orleans and having also entered into Coparner-
ship under the firm name Of Mari, Brown s. Co,
for tie purpose of tranSactng general FACTOR
AGE an! COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the city
of New Orleans, would respectfully offer their ser
vices TO their friends and the public in general. They
VIII be in New Orleans early in October next, and
By prompt attention TO all business entrusted TO them
in their line, and by their undivided attention to
please aud accommodate, they confidently hope a
share Of public patronage.
d. p. MARI
?. p. BROWN,
j. J. WEBSTER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08

COekrell's Horse Boarding H.
NllE Columbus Livery S,ssrss. Ivy
Il near Llyngston's Ho,e'-a,.,.- --
NAN street SADDLE HORSES .es "a
quality, gentle, wllh easy ga.t ana ~. ~ Pm
always be had on moderate ta----=- '''s. >.
KEYS, GIGS, BABOCCHES am 20 20 81.
WIN ss9ae horses with or without lr.Fso y,
procured ou Tie Shortes, notice. :
The undersigned vii also keep ha~ss6-,
week month or year, on the iowss, =. -s q
stables va. be under his particular and - Z
tenilon, and ali who patronage hun ,9., s',, a &
having justice done them. 10y ~ l,t
An excellent HEARSE may be 5o.s
tee al all times the charge viii b. 60. - q,
September :, ls3S-9-tc NALL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Mobile Advertisements.
commission Merchant,

WlLLIAM NJ. CURTISS, Al Camp Street,
w New Orleans, has opened a Commission
House. and will attend to all business in his line.
Nov "a 20-2m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Notice.
George Lyons, Cabinet Maker.

Main Street, fec doors East cfthe Columbus Hotel
EE AS on hand, general assortment of so.
n Il FAS, BEDSTEADS, DRESSING Ia.
BLES, TABLES, WORK STANDS, COTS,
SC. Sc which he offers for sale low for cash or
approved credit He is also prepared to perform
any work in his line which may be required, on
short notice. He sohcits the patronage oil the cil-
2ens OF Columbus and vicinity, and pledges himself
to give satisfaction to all his customers.
OF Undertaking will be attended tc at all times.
and Hearscs, Collins, Sc, provided.
Augnsl 4. IS9S--4-tG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
O'NciIl, Michaux & Thomas.

Factors GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MOBILE ALA.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Waterman & Learned


Labor Saring Patent Brick .Nq|Ii..
FHNO Brick makers of Alabama; lbs mad.
II ed has bought the Patent for NJ f S,'.s
Alabama, and will putupl Machine for aDv n r,'S y
the State, at any place, that viii mix ne r az
mould twenty thousand Bricks Der day v |I, :,
horses or mules, four men and bows or e1o", y
bear oil the brick. The Machine is 50 sim rgJs.
any person can make it, for there is NO cpa,,,. ~
any kind all of the work is performed by fan, I
tern rods and four rollers. Any person wbo WY =
to purchase Machine can do so BY applying n i :
subscriber in Columbus, Mississippi, and ary Ds
who wishes to buy right for county, q, T ,ns
machine can be had by applying to the undcnjes.s
as the above Machines will always be put n an,
alton when requested by the purchaser.
ROBERT BLAKE[y
Columbus, Sept. 10, 1888. lO-pn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-08
Notice to Brick Manufactures
Waterman g. Learned'S nerly inrenied Bril-
.MachiRe.

Waterman g. LearnePs ne,rly inrenled Bril-
Machine.
VENllE subscribers now offer TO dispose I'M,
IA chimes and rights for any portion d N
United States, mississippi and Alabama exccDs
TO suit purchasers. The Machine has been M ,
successful operation in this place by Mr.. Tho. b
RandIe, the purchaser Of the right for the Sas q
Mississippi, and may be seen in operation a, 4
times by those wishing to witness its perormar,
Its principle advantages over all other machines no,
IN use, consists in the simplicity and strength Of /,
structure, and the rapidly it tempers the clay All
mouIds the brick, moulding from 60 to SO per na
ute, with the aid OF two horses, four men, and at
lcient number Of boys to bare Off the brick-Fn
further Information apply to Stephen Waenan
Charleston South Carolina or to The subscrAssys
will remain fol few days in this place.
CHARLES LEARNED
Columbus Aug IS, l955-G-n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
SE.e::G,s Sale.

Y virtue of sundry writs Of EIcSi Facins to
HD me directed, will be sold at EIsefield c..
House, OH the first Monday and Tuesday in
February next, the following property, viz:
Frazer a. Montgomery and others, vs. John A.
Reardin, one negro hoy, Edmund.
John Lotion, VS. SuEdcrs Reardin, one negro
boy, Edmund.
William Edins and others, VISA & Il. Burton,
the tract Of land where the defendants live.
Iolivcr Towles, VS. Richard Halle, the tract of
land where defendant lives, joining lands Of u.
Rogers and others.
Robert JsIIningU, vs. Joel Written and Thomas
Stone, one bay Mare, the property of. Written.
Smith ~ Mays. VS. Simeon Die, I gray Mare,
Freeman Taylor and others, VS. Kindred Hol.
s'on, one tract of laud containing one hundred
and fifty acres, lying on the waters Of Mine crees.
Joining lands cf Freeman Taylor, Alien Els,norc
C. nj. FurInan and others, vs Henry Shrltz,
his interest in the Towno of Hamburg, which con,
'iS T U various Lots improved and unimproyed.
Terms of sale, cash.
Jan. 18th 1893. 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25

There Is yet another, and, II possible
still more wcighty consideration. Talent
alone has elevated South Carolina above
her sisters, and talent only can enable her
to maintain her present truly cnviablc po-
sition. Among the many vast advantages,
which must accrue from a system of inter-
nal Improvements, may be mentioned the
creation Of (among us) a new profession
that of Civil Engineering. The benefit
arising from this can be easily understood
when VIC reflect that At present, those young
men who are dependent On their own ex-
ertions for a support. are almost forced (f
they devote themselves TO either science or
literature) to leave the State or starve.-
Open this field of action,a and by a(fording an
honorable. and lucrative occupation al home,
you at once rcmove the necessity. Il ensure
their services. Thus will we reap the full
advantages Of our College, and accomplish
what was intended by its institution-the
diffusion of intelligence throughout, the State
by sending and settling annually among the
people. educated young undergraduates Of
the College. Knowing the importance of
education, South Carolina has, with charac-
teristic muniicence, made tho most liberal
appropriations for its advancement 81 SO far
rs the success Of the College is 10 be consid-
cred 1.-The brightest anticipations Of the most
sanguinc nave been more than realized.
And yet looking through the vista of years
what n cherries prospect lies before U.S.
When we would turn our eyes with pride
upon our college, the melancholy reflection
obtrudcs itself upon our minds-,hat we are
but educating there, young men for other,
aud perhaps rival states that its very
strength may be our ruin-,hat we are c.
rccting 4 tower, and whilst viewing it with
and rejoicing in its holiness, il
will crumble aud crush us. Tell me then
to what purpose South Carolina could
more wisely or moro advantagconsly APP
propriatc her funds, than TO Internal I'm.
provemcnt. And with these facts before
them, will the People object to the States
loaning the Rail Road Company mot her
money but her credit? Have none of them
a thought-a wish-evcn Il struggling I'M
agination which is capable of wandering
beyond the circuit of a day? If some
cnrb is not placed on this wild and un-
tural spirit Of emigration, what a gloomy
and disconsolatc hue is cast, in the minds
Of the rejecting Oh that future which
sh ould be eilded Ivy tho bright beams of
hope and expectation. Should South Car
DINA thus continue to Danish from her ho-
som those sons of hers who have not been
blessed with the goods of fortune, evcn we
s %'y though sSe 70 p see 'as d 5ex Thes sR%sI %aafff I6G
her soil and polished by her hands may
deck the brow of Il rival sister and blaze
with Il hrilliancy SO eifnlgcnt, as to bird
the bclioldcrs to all her former gleries.
UNIQUE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
The meeting then dissolved.

We have been shown, says The Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel Of yesterday morn
ing n printed letter, a copy of which was
received by the Post Master of t::is CITY,
containing n progect for conveying the reg
ular mail and passengers from N. York to
Augusta in four days and I3 hours, which
if it can be carried into effect will obviate
the necessity of an express to a great extent
Two plans are proposed-onc by the osdi-
nary stage route, and the other by way of
Wilmington and Charleston, each to ac-
con,plish the route in the same time.
by the first it is proposed to carry tho
mail and passengers from N. York to Phil
adelphia in eight hours, thence to Baltimore
in5 1-2, Washington 3, Richmond ii I-2
Raleigh 20, Columbia Us. Augusta Is, in
all 100 hours.
By the latter. the same route is pursued as
far as Petersburg, Va. say thirty hours
thence to Halifax Z, Wilmington %, Chat
lesto 16. in all eighty two hours. arriv-
ing at the latter place at three p. NJ, and
leaving next morning at 8 for Augusta,
on the Rail Road, to arrive here at six p.
NJ. making lO6 hours, including all stop
,aSes,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-25
SzH4A CULTURE.

'HFl!E MDRUS MuLTICAIi!Is. Or d..
q Large Leaf Chinese Mulberry.
5000 TREES, The produce from
10000 CUTTINGS. 1tnt,in-s OF the wo
}lu,t seasons.
tn" Tricc Of Trees. wikAout side AraucL,s
Under . feet, % cents each.
Over Z feet, so cents each.
C"tlihgs-One eye, $50 per thousand,
Two So
Three" ~ x"
ihr Tree is easily propasa,cd from CuG;,,os
ana The growth IN the Southern States !. ,,oTn
lEih double that i'll the Northern. in he sn.nc
uthe. VI Tie Cuttings l obtained from Prince \.
son. ut Flushing, Long Island. but II in 100 nro-
cttced trees; ofthe Cmtincs frOn. thc,o. ,nnrc ih,,,
40 from 100 was obtained, and the heich, or ,b.m,
Is from =! TO 10 feet the present year. TIcy should
be put into tho ground between this and the Is,
OF April. The above Trees and CUTTINGS nrr f,r
sale by JONATUAN MI'TCS ~
~ Augusta. Georgia.
N. B.-They will he carefully packed and zen,
% olasr. on remittance accompanying tic order.
The Cuttings can be sent by Stage.
Jan G.. 1888 o,,- "a
Inc Chronicle q Sentinel, Charleston Courier
C1i''iiinia Telescope. Grecnvil!c Mnlntaincer.
EGac.leid Advertiser, Athens Banner. MilleGae.
vile Recorder. Macon Telegraph. Columbus En-.
l,nirer' and Savannah Georgian, will publish the
above weekly, for two months, and send t,;c;r
bills 10 TINS oihce.-AugHStA ConSti,ai0naESsi.