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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
SIlcrify.s Sale

RY yirinc Of suniry writs Of fer Ecias. issued
- by The clerk Of DE circuit court Of Iown1es
county, and to me directed wall sell Gr c9sb, nm
Monday the al day Of March reXt. tho 5IIow,ng
described land, viz The sonA half IF the east
hal q thc northwest quarter, aud The north IAN
o. lls east nav oi Tue southwest quarter Of section
9Weh'y-Ihfee N township sixteen, south or range
1nelegp' west; ana the following described lots ia
Columbus viz: Two. three four and I've h so,,arc
number hfr'y-iye, north Of Man street. Levied
~ as tne property Of Robert Bruce Water. 10 sats.
y 80 execution u favor u John b. Bennett. An.
mnlsrator Of Vardry McBce and others.
Dale within the hours prescribed by law.
JOHN W. BYRN. Sb'H
Jan'y 70, 1889 30td fpr foe "a 20
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Headache

hR. r.. SPOHN, a German physician Of much
- note, having devoted his attention for sorye
years to the cure aud removal Of The causes or
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE. has tho
satisfaction to make known, that he has remedy
Which by removing the causes cures ciIeciuaIly and
permanently this distressing complaint. Theje are
many families who hive considered Sick Headache
constitutional lncurabIe family complaint. Dr. S.
assures them tIal they ale mistaken, and aborinv
under distress which they might not only alleviate,
but actually eradicate by The use OF his remedy.
II IS the result Of scientific research, and h on.
trely OF different character from advertised patent
medicines aud b not unpeasant 10 tic taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation TINT DR.. Spobn,s
remedy Of this distressing complaint is every dav
day gaming is certainly matter Of much asionisi.
ment That so much suffering should have existed
Tor without any discovery Of an tifsctual nre-
rentYei or cure, is truly subject Of much regret
but Dr. ,. now assures the public that such REM
cdy has been invented as viii CONVINCE the mos,
crdolous. The principles upon which it acts are
simple and plain. II an admitted fact Tint This
complaint, whether called Sick Headache, or Ner-
vous Headache, arises primarily from the stomach
those who think they have the Nervous Head
ache may rest assured that this organ the stomach
lsihe irst cause, that the system las become Win
ted or debiiiatcd, through the stomach, and that an
y through the same channel mus, they expec, res
'orauon OF TIE natural and healthy functions of the
system, THIS obpct, Dr. Spohns remedy is emi-
neniy calculated ID attain. The truth OF this No
stlon cannot he contlovered, aud the sooner suffer.
ers with The headache become convinced Of i. Inc
soofRr VIII their suiIerngs ind in restoration Of
health. DR.. Spohn pledges his professional repu,a.
ton on tins fact The remedy may be had Of
apoihecarics generally throughout the United
States +. SPoHN, NJ. ID.
tD-For Sale by EA SMITH, Druggist, Main
Street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan. 2, 1889. --2T-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
SIleriT,s Sale.


~ virtue Of sdndry executions issued by the
- clerk Of Tie Circuit cour, or Loyndes c5ttrty
aud . me directed, viii SCH for CASH On MONDAY
lhe 4ih day q March next at the court.housc door
~ Columbus, oil .he right title, CLAIM and interest
that benjamin Estes and William J Fstos bag ~
the following dcacnhed lots or parcels of ground,
situated ~ the town q Columbus, 10 wit: Lots len,
eeyen, Twelve and fourtc ~, 10 square o. north 81
Man street, which was levied on as The property 81
bbenpmn Estes & William J. Estes, - satisfy tie
following executions in favor Of Jno. J. Goodwin.
Henry ii. Cater use Of Sam. +. Buitertyortb Ton.
6igby Kan Road Bank, James NJ Weed, james S.
BATTLE VS. benjamin Estes and OILERS. Samuel Racs-
dac for use Of L. +. Calhoun, lie Commercial Bank
q Columbus MI vs. Benjamin Estes, William J.
Estes and others, tie Commercial Bank VS. William
Estes benjamin Estes and others, X. II. Osrood
x Co. w Thomas & Estes.
sale within The hours prescribed BY law.
JOHN w. BYRN, Shift
1any -, 1889 30td [Pr fee 50 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
E>trayS Taken Up.

TAKEN uD by RetadlH Brown, q
IN .ark horse. sizttca hand 49, the Ici
-, M anc.g of ihe -, la gid .tsntie oder,
81 ~ wh.tc Spo, IN ldS mrche1t AqpWiscd
szs-szEzsz5 at SEVENTY FIVE i1a7rS.
Taken mp by T.. r Made 10 Columbus, vel
ov bay horse mule. teu ycas od. ,we white spots
1a bis hack uaic hy the saddle No bfsslr. Ap-
praised 10 $50 Oo.
Taken up hy Newton \. B1rcmorr' ncag 1'ber',
lag s,nl horse, iaar ysans 80, thirteen bands and
a As hth- NJ marks or brands. AepfaTcd io
thirv dollars.
Taken up hy Edward Fuigem, q sotrci horse, Zen
years ED, with White spot IN has forehead, ne
bg1u3a. Appraiscd to S7o co
Also hy 'UC same, a small bay mare, nine years
old r1hteye blind, and the right hiud foot white,
no hands Appraised to hly Eve dollars.
fsk-a up by Thomas aud n n. Brooks bay
bc7st mlt of a small size, ten years old TO brands.
Appazgd 10 $50 90.
Talcnup ~ Anlrcw Egccr, lr dark red COW
with white back anl bells, marked with swallow
fork ~ lhc nigh, car ten years oil. Appraised 10
So 3D.
J. FLETCHALL. Ranger.
Feb ,. l>3J.-io-5w
gSi- thy one prrRy property 'ri8 te heid res
poasi53e for an fees Ne eredH can be gtru ty
fhe Ranger ia fa,are I,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

II NALB, JdII v =, I7o5.
Messrs. Editors We had, as viii be said, a
large and respectable meeting of Tie Bankilcs yes
terday evening, for the purpose Of electng dele
gates to the Wing Convention, TO be he'd at held at
Jackson. Aware of the fact, that they will try TO
make as much noise as possible about this meeting
Will relate The truth IN regard TO il In passing
along the streets heard an uncommon noise in the
back room Of grocery my curiosity drew me 10
the part Of the room from whence the noise orir-
mated, when beheId some half a dozen men sittIno
IN corner. My first impression was, that it was
faro hank, with crowd around il betting. You
can have no idea of my astonishment on learning
that i was meeting for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to send to convention. What rcsou-
tons were adopted, cannot say, as left the meet
ing as soon as discovered my mistake under
stand The meeting ended with an egg-nog spree.
Yours, &c. X.O.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
RnIdness-
A pEAUTIFrT. uFln mr. u,,n

BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
4 ) The gTandest ornament balonginr 10 the human
B frame. How strangely tie lass Of i chance
The eouatcnance, and 2Tematnfrly hrine,s On ,bs -
pyaraace Of old age which causes Hart II ree.I Z,
being uncovered, and sometimes even sbvn sor;e,,,
10 avoid the ess and sneers Of their asqnain,apcs
The remainder Of their lives s CONS Quehily suent
~ refinement lnshori, not even the kss of ma
pcfly bis the generous thinking yoa# with that
heavy sinking gloom does the loss Of his hair.
Io9yPftah these unpleasant circumstances OF,
DhlDGNS BALM or COLUMBIA r;ohs The
halr from ling oil on the first application. and
itw bottles restores !, again. II likewise n,nlnee3
eyebrows aud whskers; prevents the hair from
turning gray makes G curl beautifully, and lrees II
from scurf Numerous certificates II the frs, res-
pectablll,y IN support OF the virtues Of Ohlrdges
Balm are shown BY The picprieiors.
70 Read The lalowins.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq late Mayor Of
Philadelphia, has certified as may BE- seen below, To-
lac high character Of the following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used the Balm Of Columbia discovered hy J. o.
drdgc, and have found il highly scrviceabIe not only
as preventive against the falling oft Of hair, but
also certain restorative
WM THATCHER, Sen.
Methodist Minister in St. George charge,
No. Sc North Fifth ST.
JOHN L. INGIlS, 33f Arch 81
JOHN ID. THOMAS, M. ID.
l63 Race st.
JOHN S, FUREY, 10I Spruce st.
lUGll MeCURDY,
9l3 South 7th ST.,
JOHN GARD, ir, 1913 Arch 81.
II wlll certainly raise its virtues in tie estimation
OF the public, when il is known that three Of the
above slgners are more than so years Of age, and
the Others not less than 60
From the Mayorl
COMMONWEALTH or Pennsylvania,
City Of Philadelphia,
!, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayer Of sad civ
of Philadelphia, do hereby certify that am wei
acquainted with Messrs. j. z. lngs, John S. Fu.
rey, and Hugh MCurdY, whose names are signed
TO the above certificate that they are gentlemen of
character and especlabGiy and as such full credit
should be given 10 the said certificate.
~ witness whereof, | have hcrcunto Get nv hand.
and CEASED The seal Of The CITY 10 be a(Ix.
L. ). ed, this sixth dayof December. SC.
B0BERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUTION Observe that each bottle or tho
genuine Balm hasa splendid engraved wrapper ON
which is represented the Falls ofNogra, the agents
namo &c.
For Sale ut the Drug store Of +. A. SMITH
MAN street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan. II, 1889. --27-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Baking.
Baking.
BOUND, thankful for past fave
u. ~. ,.,,.tt.,l -, =, f,..., IL l..

~ BOUND, thankful for past favors, takes
umbus, and the public generally that having pro-
cured an assistant Baker, he is now manuIacturipo
a Butter Cracker. winch, being always fresh. and q
branch Of the profession which he has followed foo,
the last fry years without intermissiou, warrana
them better than any imported Cracker. He il also
extending his bakery to every variety Of Cakes
specifications ior.any Kind or quantity, will be SUP
Piled at short notice for Families or Parties.
4. 5. Merchants and Planters can be sunnlied
with Crackers BY the single pound or barrel Also.
Hard, or Sea Bread, an excellent and cheap article
Tor plantations, as II will keep for years in any eli
faaf' July s, l55S-52yl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Texas Land Agency. sc.

Men AUCTION Store and Commission House and
Land Agency IL Icrds.
TBNliE subscribers have commenced business in
4 the above hne, in the now store house recent
~ erected by &. DibbIc, Esq, diagonnlly oppo
site the City Hotel, and next dnm cast Of The cor
nor store now occupied BY Mossra r. Smt s, CO.
where they viii receive ON storage, GOODS.
WARES and MERCHANDISE Of oil drscrip-
tons. They will also sell al Auction or Otherwise.
all kinds Of property, such as horses land, town lots.
gold and silver watches, dry goods, groceries, & !.
They wlaho attend 70 The Investment of funds in
Texas lands for such Of their friends as may wish
to become Interested ia the soil Of this country and
as one ol the firm has been long in the rcpuAlir and
travelled extensively throughout almost e,c,,, ~,
eessibe part OF ats territory and /, largely intercslcd
N the sol OF lie Country, and familiar with the hes
portions for locating land, as well as the land law anf
titles Of the country, thcy ilattcr themselves tina,
they will be able to give general satisfaction 10 al
who NAV entrust business Of that description "a
their management One OF the firm viii snrnJ ,
considerable portion Of time in The interior l6catine
lands
They will also buy and sell all kinds Of bank motto,
Ss ven ~ silver aud gold and wll deal IN Inilar,
SCRIP ana ciyl list paper, and viii in general do n
business, connected with lhc COMMISSION ms.
CElYlNG and FORWARDING, auction and bro.
kcragc species,
Any business entrusted to their management will
receive prompt attention
CHARLTON, MURRAH, Go.
Houston, December - 70 a.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
SllCrir's Sale.

Rf virtue o. sundyy wri8 Of Gcr lacas issued
~ by the clerk Of the circuit court Of Lownles
county, and 70 the directed viii sell for cash. n
Tie eourt-hogse door in Columbus, on Monday lle
oufihdayoi Narclncxt Lot number five IN sduarc
number hFei and LOIS number eight and nine II,
square hamkr two with lhe Improvements thereon
erected all Situated 10 The town Of Caledonia. IL.
yea on as ile property Of job J. Robson and
George and James Owens. 10 satisfy said + Ge IN
favor Of Joseph & John Howard. SAMUEL F,rrrr
and others
sac W'hh Ne h1Grs prescribed ~ law.
JOHN W; BYRN, SIM.
Jan'y ~ 1882 30d Ipr Zee 50 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

The Queens Bed.-The visitors Of Bucking-
hum palace, who have an opportunity of seeing
the queens bed and who are accustomed to CON
clnde thai royalty must repose on feather beds
aad downy pillows, will be ustonshed to have
pointed out to them sman camp bed, with
hard mattress, and one small pillow, as the couch
oiroyaiyi but such is the fact. lfladies gener-
ally would follow her majesty's example they
wouldieeI the benefit Of il in the Improvement Of
iheir persons and figure, and in the flow Of health
and spirits it would secure.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
NIarsIiaI's sale.

John PARKER
JAS. J. Pctr ami securities
H7i Of +. "a. 10 Nag Term, 1889.
Rh virtue " .be above writ OF H. f. Gom the
~ circuit coutof iae United States. directed 10
the A1Saa. OF The Northern Dstrc, O. Mississippi, |
shah on Monday tHe lS.h day of February next,
seq m mont of the courthouse lao- of Lowndcs
raaaiy ,5c following described property, wing and
beng % ltc town of Columbus, toWit;-LotS nuui-
hsr ene and and two. in fractional square humber
aJesn, south % Nlam street, iu tie plan OF SAID
io#o, with al. tuc appWltulncts, hcua the same
now occupied by II. b Goodrich. lrvitdo ON hy
mr. as the property Of said defendant ru.tr to sa-
ts'y sad execution and costs. Sale within the
hours prescribed hy law.
4. \. WEIR, Hathal, BIZ
DTS Deputy, Il. WuR.
1aa} u, 1889. 50jJ pr ice 50 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
New goods!

TsNROTTER s. sYMONS have just received per
= steamer iberia their Fan md Winter supply
OF scasonabc Goods consisting in part Of general
assortment ut
Cloths, Caasimers, Satlners, Jeans FIanncls Lind.
seysl BLANKETS Ready-made Clotbing;
Domestct Cotton, Osnaburgs, Spun Cotton, Sc;
Saddles, Brides, MarngaIcs, &c.;
Hardware, Guns, Rites, Pistols, Naib, and Cast
laH8 &c;
Which wdI be soli very low for cash or as usun
to pguctua customers Dec. IIth 1898 car
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

agricultural Premium. Among the rewards
bestowed by the Agricultural Society Of Todd
county, in Kentucky; was the following, as APP
pears by the official report: ''To Mrs. DR.. Lea
VEIL Tor her husband appearing at The Fair in the
neaiest and best full suit of homemade jeans.
gold thlmble, worth five dollars. Several compel.
itcrs for this premium"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
MARSHALL, sale.

Waa7ea. Ia.aa4 s c..
ll-F4 AiEc-, eul securities.
H. ~. rs .Ney Tol 1852.
81 N-.-. fl. above VITA o 9. at. ..-. Doe
- Cr--t C.a.,e. tac UR'tsl States. and o. ttc
Na-l1. yf ,as Northern District 81. Na,spn
4.,-'c.- s.lI ea ,he eighteenth day Cd, February
VeNi, gy.as tic ,.Hui NoaJay ct tac moalh, Sell ,Le
".a@ ng aecabel properly g. w.t: oUe ucs.o
aaq 1aCcl B s, is,iej go by mc rs Tie property
" >7.a dgtudlut NytiS, 90 satisfy Sa'3 execution.
S2-e NHa- ,Hc aogrs PRESCRIBED hy .aw.
ArOLpuDS G.. WEIR.
Marshal \, Dis Mss.
BY hs Deputy, r. Nue.
Feh. ~ isSq-3o-tls IN. lre ST 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Wntcrmnn & Lcnrneh.

Labor Saring Patent Brick Machine.
VENO Brick makers Of Alabama. tie unicrsicn.
n ed has bought the Patent for the State Of
Alabama, aud wIpuiupa Machine Cor any pcrssS n
the State, at any piece that viii mix the clay and
mould twenty thoasand Bricks per day, with two
horses or mules, four men aud boys, or enough 10
bear oil the brick, Tie Machine il so simple Thai
any person can make Il for there is no gearing ~
any kGd; al Of the work is performed BY four pis-
tern rods and four rollers. Any person who WISHES
TO purchase Machine can do so by applying 10 the
subscriber IN Columbus, Mississippi, and any person
who wishes TO buy right for a county, or single
machine can be had by applying TO the unlcrsicned;
as the above Machines viii always be mt In oper-
alton when requested by the purchaser ~
ROBERT BLtKELY.
Columbus, Sept. 10, 1893. i0-lsm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

CON ENNiA.-t ..-1H st',s re-lsi1 a. eur cil.
a tfteu cess u-- r1r1L Its ifrfs t,isth hars
4larfct tF,.. tas lending daring re m3alA hare
ssssrsl.y bsla ret frsight,i L-r-e easaijt,t, e.
Dry Goods, Groceries sad Ear3,esrs base been rs-
corsa by or merchants sersral qst- stores are 10
5s oFtltd 90 tts PrtES. ard re- gr,s,aJptag Is far
that ths business e telgHlas i-iG q rrtrtg an
ert1sef this gear. its o.rsiltiraof si8plastrrs Is
Ja't dralrA> 90 e'oss-fts Bank CoMHissiCgtrs
report lr.4 enable ne paddle 70 sit fbe rhcsf from
he chat u tbs Legislature dos Us !af or cur
reHey trH soon b restored 10 htahh condition and
exchange r,dacci % t5e pret Of transporting sp.cit
from P5tHt 70 point. lkt Rictr Is fallipg slo,riy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Livery Stable.

ENIlE subscriber thankful for past fayors
u would respectfully in(orm The public that he
- st' ~ has old stand, corner Of Market and Wash
ln2ton streets, where every thing will be conducted
under bis own supernlcudence, and mol surp,ssed
by any establishment Of the kind in the South. He
has attached to The Stables large Lots for tic ac-
commodation d Stock Dnrers, Wagons, sc. with
good trough, aud plenty Of Corn and Fodder at
Ialr price s. b. ALLEN
Columbus, Oct 6, 1888. I8-r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
DRAWING or GRAND LODGE LOrTrRy

W ~ W. ~, IVN T0I~I
6S 90 IL "a - 60 n II Is IS If 10
DRAwING or CLASS No u ron 1899.
&c u 80 , ~ % 60 81 81 Is G5 56
The following prizes were sold at WARRrN's
Lucky Office, in class No y: Que prize Of ~ 500
one OF $1,000 one Of S400 and one Of $3.50, and q
Of 500 Those wishing 10 make fortunes easy
viii please call at the Lottery and Exchange Office
two doors below the Eagle IIotcl, where dame
Fortune is most graciousIy smiling
Feb. 2-30u c WARREN, Agent.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

Internal Improrcment- I've understand that
Capt. JOHN CRUS0E, of this county, has
been solicited to deliver an Address GA the sub
Ject OF Internal Improvement before the mem.
bers OF the Legislature, ard other gentlemen now
assembled at the State capitol. Capt c. is wei.
qualified for the task; he has made the subject his
study for years, and travelled through several
codn'res of Europe for the purpose Of poriccting
his knowledge Of the sciences relating to this inn
poltant matter. The Captain is also practical
navigator, and well versed in the science of en-.
gineering, and we doubt not that his suggestions
will be received with Difference. The people of
this state require information relative to our ma
tural advantages fer internal navigation, and We
hope ere long to see our rivers cleared Of thon
distinctions, SO thal they can be tayersed with
out interruption at all seasons of the year.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Dissolution.

KHAhE copartnersiip heretofore existing between
1 ~ Crmap y JHO .tiaaro, is this day dis
Soi.ed; r. IT, Cruiap having sod his entire interest
TO Jno. Munro to esitoul al debts due tl1e estal.s
l.eni aust Dc paid, ana ou VIA aso settle AM l,a.
biities Of said firm. JOHN MTNRO
Jan Y 70 ls3g-2Jt9 +. q. CRUMP
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Law Notice.

hANL. JONES, having resumed the prac
- tice Of law, will attend the Circuit Court {
Ya2oo, and the adjacent counties the Chancery
Supreme and Federal Courts at jackson. Office AZ
his residence Yazoo county, ten miles South Of Ben
.on on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Ya7oo
CITY, Miss,
MAY Goth, ls3s,-46-E
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Pay M! PAY IN.

"A Lii persons knowing themselves indebted
~ 10 ibe Subscriber, are earnestly requested "a
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the dss0eea
bic necessity Of enforcing payment.
feb. 5, 1898. sou P. Smith.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Cash on Cotton.

TENllE undersigned viii advance cash on Cotton
L. IN Store, TO he sold in Mobile, or New York.
J. J. GOODWIN, & Co.
Columbus, Nov IS, ls3s.--i0-ti. ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Medical RnoIrs.

4 Have number Of vel selected MEDICAL
n COOKS, which am authorized 70 sci on &C.
eommo3aiing terms. d. LTPSC0jNB.
January Goth, is5s-s2-4w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

~ OLD and SILVER ana United States Bank
N notes, aud all foreign notes bought at the
highest rates, at the Lottery aud Exchange Office
Of g. WARREN.
Feb. ., ls90-30-c
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

Important 10 1dr Collectors! By tho follow
ing act, recently passed, ii will be seen that col.
lectors of taxes will be mulcted in heavy damages
unless they collect and pay over moneys promptly;
AN ACT to more ehecnally secure the prompt
payment of the Revenue of this State.
BE 10 enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
mississippi. That hereafter, when any 'rax-C o.ec-
tor, or Assessor and Collector, as the case NAV be-
Shall neglect or refuse to pay into the State or
County Treasury the amount Of The assessment re-
turn OF his county, at the time prescribed by law,
such ax-coIicctor or assessor and collector shall
pay tmTty per cent per annum damage, from the
time the same shall be due, until paid
SEC, q IND be 10 enacted, That this act shall take
effect from and alter its passage.
Approved January 10Th, $50.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
The Columbus Female Institute.

YNHlS Institution is now open for The reception
l. of students. The Trustees feel pleasure IN
announcing to their friends and the public IN general,
that They have secured the services Of NE Rev A. s.
BAYLEY Al principal Of the Institute, whose long ex-
perlnce am UNIFORM success az teacher in Georgia.
are well known to many Of our citizens, and furnish
The best guarantee for the prosperity Of the scAoo.
committed 10 his charge.
Additional teachers wil be procured as early as
their services are required, and no pains vii be
spared 10 render the Institution deserving tie con
fdence and patronage Of our enlightened and liberal
community.
The course Of studies viii be the same as in other
Semlnarles Of similar character.
The price at tuition will be Slj 90 per session Of
twenty two weeks. Music wd be separate charge.
Board wall be furnished ID gcntceI families ST
feasonabelprice en- application 70 the principal Of the
school.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
THOS. G. DLEWETT,
HENRY GIBSON,
X. S. Bh0UNT,
JAS. Il. HARRISON,
], 1889. soft Trustees.
Watches and JcWeIry.

softnenl Is now compete, and those who wish %
pDrshace will please call and examine for them
selves.
He would also return his thanks TO his friends and
customers for their liberal patronage during tic past
year, and hopes by strict attention 10 merit a confn-
uance Of the same.
70 Clocks, Watches, and Jcwelry, repaired by
an experienced workman, also being practically ac-
laainled with the business tie hopes 10 Gc able to
give satisfaction IN that hne.
ISAAC NJ KNAPP.
Columbus, Feb 2 lssJ-30-N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES FOR JAN 1880.
jane, PIoncer and Puughboy: 10, Emblem:
Is, Caspian and Pontchartrain % Express: -,
Cahawba and Emblem: %. Triumph: 20, Roaa-
ole and Pioneer: ~ Iberia 3D. Caspian.
I BOOTH, RESIDENT DEyrisr. Office one door
~ south of the Land Oh,c, Columbus, MI
Feb'y 8, 1889, SOU
las II. HUTCHiNS, ATTORNEY At LAW. Pa
- uoIa, NJ, will practice in the courts of tins and
the adjoining counties, The u 5 Federal court and
NE Supreme and chanccy courts at jackson.
Feb |, 1889 90-'Gm
DOARDING.-The subscriber will receive cirbt
ID or ten Day BoaEDEGs, or reasonable terms.
Feb'y. ], lS39-3t ]. X. PIERCE.