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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
CONGRESSIONAL CTo5-

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pofhonae number Of copies for Iarqer g ~. "
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Bank N The lnlhd States, cureGt in aBv r s..s
OF country where a subscriber resides wiI i =
celved Bat when subscribers can nroc"ro Y
notes OF banks in the northern aud mjjdp .,,' y
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10 insure all the numbers, the subscrint;o, :. Iii,
be here BY the llth Of December next 49, '''''
ihe Democratic papers with which We oy,k,,,,
WIZ pieaSe aive this prospectus few in3ertons
" no attention viii be paid 10 any order un.,
Tue money accompany it, or unless some rcsnonsg'
person, known 10 us 10 be So shah agree Ia a"
before the session expires. BLAIR &. RIvFSS
washington City, Oct. 26, 1888.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Gainesville Female Academy

FHNHt. Trustees Of the Gainesville Fem,s l..
-. WIN take paslIre IN announcing 10 tie ppb
lc That lns institution chartered nj tie los r.is,.
81 The Legislature, has now zone in,o ons,,.nn
| under the charge oil VIM. f. Root +, a,a nG
prince Edward, Virginia; the cIar7cler d N.
loot his reputation in Virginia as a tracberofr,
lhaleS as wei as the success Of tbs Seminary ,le,.
warrant US IN recommending Inn 10 the conflen,,
| ana patronage Of the friends of Female edueotor
1t IS the object Of the Trustees To establish m n.
sltntnn OF the first order in Gainesville, and mg,
olhg5 are now about being erected, probably az o..
ten,Fe as those Of any similar Institution IN \.
State or elsewhere.
Atpresent the principal and his assistants are De
pared to give instruction in all the branches Of Ep,
,sh Eaoeaton, ana the departments Of TreacA
Drawing and Painting.
The department of music will M in,o ons-,,;,,
during the winter
Young Indies can enter the Academy at anna
riod during he tern; although i is desi,5g ,bn
they should be present as early as possible.
The charges for uitiou in the diTpren, bt,7cbs,
81 the regular course, viii be as ioIIows
English branches for session OF s months am
FFeHch or other modern Language do 5000
Latin or Greek, do ooGo
DF3WinE OF Painting, including Painting in
on Nero and ornamental Timing 600
Music, S56n
Use Of Piano, SOP
Primary Department, including Reading, Spell
,,eg ana Writing only. i6 %
out charge.
D9aEd' including washing, lodging fuel and lights
W. le Afforded N The Academy buildings when com.
Peted at Sls per month, and until thai tine, hoard
can oe obtained in genteel families in Gainesyieor
reasonable terms.
PaymehtoI the tuition for session orfve morf,
must be paid N advance; and after the entrance
The pupil no deduction viii be made exeen ~ n ,r
Of sickness. ~ >" ~
!, ! Iie Scholastic rear, commencing On HE fr,t ii
oc'ooff, and continuing 10 the frs Of Aurpsr. yfl
o. Q, diFldtd INTO two sessions Of five month, EACH
ilere vii be only one vacation, embracing ii.
moa'hSol August and September.
: . Pplcations f1r admi9si IN may be mad, to NJ
n ,t' or g any member Of the board.
~. " LEWIS JoHN c. WIrI77,
WM. ], STEELE. DAvIn NJ Rr.srII
S 10 BLISS e. b. MOTLEY,
WM .. Wl3sToy, T.,.,,,,
GAINESVILLE, Dec. I, 1896 23-sm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Mrs. #. Vaughn.
MOntaglre's Balm.
.4M IMaian remedn nr ~ rha,1 }.

an Indian remedy for the 7ooth.gebs.
NHE established reputation and constantly !,
croas'ng demand for this eflectual ronod,
PAIN aud preservatpe Of the teeth, has induced ~
subscriber 10 oiler il TO the American PUBLIC A..
engagements have been made to supply agents in III
me principal cities and towns in the Uniied Sat-
90 as 70 place il within the reach Of those splerina
ana likely 10 suffer with mis- most harassipg ~ ii
Aches Iooth Ache. y ~
When applied according to directions riycn an ,he
bottle, i has never failed 10 afford jmnedja,e an1
permanent relief lalso arrests the decay IN delcc.
i've teeth, and relieves the soreness which So tte
quentiy renders strong tooth useless. The annl,.
ce'iah ana remedy are simple, Innocent, and moi I'M
pleasant; aud the large number ofpersons N differ
en- sections Of the country, that have already exne-
rlenced such delightful and salutary effects from H.
use o. TIC Balm, are ready to bear (lor The pubic
good! Their testimony, to It's unriyalea suaitjes II
" an indian remedy obtained snrularly and may.
pec,ediy, and may he regarded by Inc CIVILIZED
worid as the most valuable discovery the Red
man Of the Woods. ~ wy hcd
Tor Sale ~ SMITHS EMERSON. Drucg;,t,
Columbus su'ssissippi 10 pRlcr Al Pm DoT9r,r
march 3, 1883. " .,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
SheriT-s sale.

D / virtue Of Flltry executions srri tv the
4D Cgrk o.. he Crcai, Cnau of L7usdes Cara-
iy' ant "a me tpgiUi. -.li eNpnsr at nut e. .a.r
Or casa al Else Juor oi thr Court hlu., u i.c town
% Columbus eco the t.irl Monday 80 January n5xi,
sI tie night, vile, claim and interest that Abraham
AlcrtIav IN and 10 the FLOWING described lois
knIFu AMI designated N DE plan ol the town of
CsHmbus az Fellows, 10 WI; Lot number one In
square twenty 1--we, North Of Man street. and lnis
number one, tWo. TIRE iuHF, fer six seven. eigbt
and nine, ~ square tHcnY-iuur, north of MAN
street, and 'ot- numher three aud fdur. in square
twenty north Of main street, aud lots six. seven
eighi, nine. and ten, Ia squaIe twenty nnr, north of
main sueei.-Leyied Oh rs tie property of Abra-
ham Naer. 10 satisfy sunlfY executions IA favor oil
), b. Wright, George Vaughn and others.
Sale wiilin tie hours prescribed bv law.
JOHN. w BYRN. shH.
e LoWndes County
Dec. 81 ls5s.-23-ldi. Pr. fee sI2 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Land for Sale

N FAX otarkvtlle, the county scat Of Octbbc.
M county, mississippi the south west quar-
ler' o. section thirty four in township number cjrh
'eeh, north OF range number thirteen east, the snn,h
'aN' quarter OF section tWeniy-ninc, in toWnsl,n
"oahef eighteen, north OF range lhlrccA east: ,he
wv. nau " We northeast quartcr AMI the north
,a oa 'loa''et OF section number two, in township
,es } :" rage thirteen east; The north east quar-
'''a w o2lth east quarter Of the north west
q0a,ter, OF section twelve, in tnvnqlin scvan,aan
hoth OF range thirteen east; and the nnfth enS onor
"rt OF section number three in laWpshin sepenfntn
hpf'h q range thirteen cast. The above lands mr.
Sefc'ed by the best Judges, and are offered or cosb
o. On long credit, and the most aecomnodntinr
'eflhS Apply to the subscriber AZ Brckcl's S,nrp
opposite the Eagle Hotel, Columbus, Miss
~. - ,ao ADDISON PEEL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Peoples line of Stages for Augusta

N OllIE TO TRAVELLERS GOING Norm
Inns splendid line Of -four horse post coach
t8 - II successful operation, ana runs daily between
Montgomery, Aablma, ADD Augusta, Georgia. Pas
dItan by this line than any other now rnunin', /,
Augusta, The company have spared neither minis
h"f expense 70 procure ihe BEST Troy built coaches
excellent and well trained horses, experienced sober
and careful drivers.
70 aFod Impos5lons repeatedly practised on the
'faYenh& community bF contractors at all times era
wing monopoly passengers Wlli he careful ttop,r
North moi to take their passage farther Than Mont
gometN, ON any other interSectup hue, Uhrre thev
VIII a. all times have preference on The peopc's
Inc Tor Augusta.
This line runs As miles on The Augusta and Ath-
ems ralI road, which will land passengers in Augusta
ahea Of the riai Line several hours.
GEO. w. DENT.
Agent Tor the company.
u ,e Montgomery, Ala. mar 81, 1888, 3syI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
ia king.

H. BOUND thankful for past fayors, takes
M a Tins method 70 inform the cilizens Of Co
lunlbls' ana the public generally, that havnr nro.
'",eu an aSN'Sllnl Baker he IS now manufacturing
D@H@ or0c6er, which, being always fresh, and a
branch of the profession which he has IolowcJ (o,
we last llIty years without nlermiysiou. warran9
mem better than any imported Cracker. He
extending ms bakery to every variety of Cakes
specifications for any kind or quantity, wi, he sun.
paed OF short notice for Families or Parties.
I. > Merchants and Planters can bo sunpl;oa
WI h Crackers by the single pound or barrel Also
liafl, or Sea Bread, an excellent and chcnp arlice
Tor plantations, as 1t will keep for years in anv c
Aa"' July 6, I93S-52yl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Gins! Gins :! G:inS!!l

'EN',h subscriber would inform die public. ,ha
ne mas established an extensive Cotton Gin
Mano'ac'ory N tho town OF Louisville Winston
Gouoly, Mls' Having spared no pains during tho
msi sN months IN searching for the best materials,
and having had much experience in tho hns;nns.
he feels confident he shall b. able to rive s,tisac.
yen 10 all who may pat onse him His rims win
DC made of Cast and German steel running an tho
best OF boxing, and he will be able 10 furnish loo Gins
~ lllhe Tor the next cotton crop. He would invite
the public II general 10 call at his Factory and OK
anime for themselves lie would further ssn,o TINT
ne has iately removed from Georges, Monroe county
MARLIN +. COLLIER.
Jan. g. lS3S-26-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

valuable Real Estate for Sale.
v pl- nance rr au oai.r o. ii.e Orrb77. 80,
o. ID al l-ne ua -hs -l-I .a7t rs cxpse N ~.
Hl sole Oh te Premises, credit of oue tao a.s 49,.
.e4's, t'l ya.'ab.e sad Wa. known ulsutst..n i.
TIC estate of The ate Wo1lr BeyiH deed conf,
ING 30 acres. $50 ri which is NOW in 80 -
o. e1tifa'ion ard fresh, situated in Fork C;-e.,e
Ioehty Alabama, five mi.es seelh gesi o. Hrs1r9-
lama. Persons wishing 20 purchase nav cal on
tNe subscriber on tie premises, who viii tale flea-
sue 20 showing them. Bonds with approved s,cu-
rty wd. be required. Sale 10 take place op 1i.. G.,
Manlay Ia January 1883.
NJ tle same time and pace, all tie personal Dro-
perry ol SAIL decd, ona credit Of twel.r f1o.'rl.
Consisting Of cnra lollrr, and oats horses, mai
caiue aud hogs, iar.Iinr uttnsals 81.
THO. L. BEVILL.
=, Executor Of The Estate Of ". Beyl decd
N"'. 26lil lS3s-2sids-, Pr fee 10 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Mansion House. jackson, Mi

TNilS Wen known pubic house has passed ms
II the hands nl the undersigned. II is situated
at the corner Of State aud PaScanula streets. Onh
one square from the new State House. The Tavern
House Is large and commodloas, ranging about on,
hundred leet on each street; with three tiers Of wie
galleries, extending from the basement 10 the uaaer
story, rendering the whole house with It's ar,e
chambers, delightful and pleasant Ii las also a
large stable and lot which Will accommodate from
sixty toseyeatY haSeS.
liwlIl be The object OF tho proprietor ia male his
honSe IN agreeable resort tr travellers and IN nrr-
sons visiting The seat Of Government. Members
OF the Legislature can be accommodated dur,ny th,
session. at reasonable rates aud nh persons attend
M the courts shall have unremitjtd attention.
The Bar will always b. supplied with 6rst raj,
liquors and the table spread with every INJURY tn,
country affords. p. TAYLOR
jackson. Nov 30 1888 elf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Notice

hereby given that agretably 10 an order Of tho
=. ltooaIes Court Of l@Hndes Courtyard the Safe
~ " =, MISSES ppt on the 7h day OF January, A ID
l'e9' AZ Tue Court house door IN the town nr a..
l"'nhas, .. the Administrator oil the personal nro-
Per" % lardry Mcllec deed | will offer III Tx.
"'o ~ a. pubic auction al the highest bidder. on
= cFe9't q one and two years, ia equal enSralmens
KS m,o"Wg named negro slaves, VIZ: Dayy
Nh Nh ,Saor' h,o Carroll, Grant, Ben, Jack, Peggy,
. ,,t one 1ada. Tie purchaser giving 65nd
ana approved personal security, tngethrr ,e;,L ~
s'atuary lien upon the propertv.-Sale ,n ,,ie
pace ~ 1He Acafs prescribed BY law.
JOHN b. BENNETT.
~ admir- Of Vardry McBee, decd.
December 9th, is3S,-2a-4w. ~ tso ca
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Lirrrr SfahIc.

FENHE r15scr.5-r thankful for r7.t flyors,
4 vl.i respectfully inform DO public .ht be
i.s aI BIS oI -.lai. corner ni MarsrI sid Wash
.B1.5l -'ieti,, where ever, i8.Hr r De- conducted
no ter lis OWL super nfeHde1ce, and not surpassed
5y err estab shmes; 81 The ( M in Ire S0a,f. He
his attached 10 'he S;abes. .lrrr Lots. Cor tic &C.
camnaaaton Of Stock Dfavers, Wagons. &c. with
COOL trug,, aad plenty Of Curn aad Fodder AT
TAR prce, S. b. ALLEN.
Columbus Oct. 6. 1855. IS-if
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

virtue Of sunirs Executions issued by the
- Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Lowndes coup.
". and Ia nae directed wl expose 10 puIlie sale
Tor cash on tie third Monday IN January 1899 aIl tbe
night title, claim and interest that A. r. Robbins
deceased, died sezej and possessed o. in and 10 The
following described lot in the town Of Columbus
aud county of LowHjes, to.wft part Of lat number
SIX ~ square number Two, fronting market street
running baek sixty SIS feet, and Tie in,provemen,s
Thereon II beng 'ie house occupied by Laereg
Rogers as grnrery: icy;ed upon as the properly
ni sad A. r. Robbins deceased, remaining IN tl,e
hands Of Sariuel W. Iohbas, administrator % be
administered 20 saisly said II fls.
oais Wiihm The tnurs prescribed by law, and due
attendance December 70. sSs.
JOHN ". BYRN, ShG
Lownies County
2j-td PRS Zee, 81 50 an 50 Total sI5 501
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
The State OF Mississippi. F,
LowNnEs COUNTY.

ProoolcS Cont: December Tenn. ls3e
~ pursuance of an order granted at The pro.
y bates Court OF LoWndcs county, and Satp ~
!oFeslid, at the said December Term thereof lsss
J WI proceed to sell TO the highest bidder, on he
twenty -slMhday Of January next, the f,Ilown, de-.
scfIbed tracts or Parcels Of land belonging 10 The
estate Of David Myers, late of South Carolina
uec a. situated on the west side of The Tnmbtubee
flVer, near Columbus, and described Az folIows 10
WI j; The west halt of section ten he ehole Of
stouoh tweuty-six; tie west haIl Of section twenty
lNei liie north hall OF section httv-Gye: the west
l'h U ue northwest quarter OF section thiriv.Six :
.he west haR OF The southwest quarter OF section
t"eh'y-hfeei anu eighty acres OF land on section
twenty seven, running for one mile north and south
~ we Wuoe length Of sad section, on the eastern
uoanaaly OF sad section twenty seven. aud rs far
WIS., 81 embrace The SAID number Of eighty acres;
~ wing aod being IL township nineteen north al
tahse seventeen east, containing in al cyhIeen
hundred aud twenty aer,S. So
Sall lands arc under hinh state Of cultivation
WIN suitable appendices. Ihe above pronerty
VII nc SOLD ON credit Of one two AMI three Years
rem The day q saie notes with approved security
will be required S'0"' :!
nc sale 10 take place in the town Of Coln,nhu,
al tbe hour prescribed by law.
DAVID +. MYERS, Fx'r Of
Dawn MYERs, deceased.
Test; r. ID. lIADEN. Clerk,
December ., 1855 22j6 fPr fee 217 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Agency.

ENftE subscriber having resigned his appointment
= as superintendent nithe Columbus {. ron,h,,r.
transportation Company, and having M inter
Isl IL sand Company, tenders his services to the nnb
ne aS general Agent Tor the transaction Of bust
"es,. ne w'l attend 10 The adjusting and aul,tng
I" accounts, and from his lon, expeTieDce n h,s,1
ness transactions, lAtters himself that every saris.
iaction viii be given, when EMPLOYED.
JOHN CRuS0E.
Columbus Miss, Dec. 9th ls3s--2a-4V.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Anti-SpasmOdic Tincturc. or
MOTHER'S COMFORT IN. a.r.


- mas been prepared with special reference
10 me wants OF families, in which the mos, minnie
pafilcn1afily has been observed, in order thai mo
hers might keep and use it with the most pcrteei
safety, and with the confident assurance ihat Il wil
anorh Fehel when very many Of the standard ren
ed,es tail, The proprietor before oAerihy il 10 tic
Puulie, mas iaheh occasion 10 converse with some
distinguished physicians Of Virginia. and with sne
c'ai pains 70 speak Of all the various parts and nro.
Porunns OF THIS medicines aud those thai kno,y M
component parts, have pronounced Il one NJ liz
very best compounds for the following diseases IN,
can be prepared, and may be used with nprG.r, saf.
"a as wen with The new born babe as tie man or
ufee score ana tea. II those that use il are moi sa
,sed that is the very best remedy for the lisr,sna
mere enumerated, they can return The bottle md =.
cege back their money. 1t is boldly asserted In, ],
y almost (ii not qne) iniaible in Dlarrhna II !, i
y, ~ various lorms, Dysenary, Cramp.colic Choern
Mofous, and Asatc Cholera also After pnins y
iyih1-ih tenaes--ior this il IS the Ao,her,s ra,'
lori, ana because II il the very best nren,r,;o r
ING summer diseases Of children that bas h., nn.".
ca INC chamber n the distressed. II 4 mn ~
gualied ior cramps from whatever cause nrna..a,l
LADIES' ~ The most dctcate situations mav ,ala =
alder any 81 the above circumstances viii n.rc.a,
safety and equal benefit The public mny l., ~
s.,red that the .3wi- Spasmodic Tinrture Or 1o,l,
COMFORT, Inns been subjected TO the most ri,,i1 I'M
selehliilc examination by some of the most 4 ten.
eNe uliiYSeans) practitioners in Virginia, who now
recommend i 10 their practice.
!, Fsf sale by SMITH 4 PETERSON. Dr,gr,.,s
p'''s''0s' march s, lsSs-34yl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Notice to Brick Manufacturers,
Vete'7aa" q Learneds acriy iarcuted Briek
.Ndchiae.

Waterman q LearHeds aariy Arented Brck
.Ndchiae.
FHNiE subscribers now offer 10 dis pose of Ma.
II chimes and rights for any portion Of the
tnHel States, (Nlissisalpp aud Alabama cxcepteD
10 suit purchasers. The Machine has been put in
successful operation in this place hv Mr. Th5s. B.
ltanh't, tie purchaser al the right for tie State Of
Mss sippl, aud may be seen in operation al all
tunes by those wishing II witness It's performance
] principle adeantlg over all other machine, now
~ use, consists IN Tie simplicity and strength of il,
structure, and The rapidly it tempcrs Tie clay and
mouths the b1rk' f>ouIding from 90 to SO per min
ute with the and two horses, four men, and sui
iteeht number Of boys Ia bare oil the brck.-For
further inIormatlon apply TO Stephen Waterman.
Charleston South Carolina, or 10 tie subscriber who
YI'I remain fora few days IN this place.
CHARLES LEARNED.
Columbus, Aug. IS, ls3s-G-lL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Strays.

u afED from Tie subscribers stable il G..
- iuinoaS, about Tie first December inst, tltee
'"I'eS, SoEre horse, about seventeen hands high
siar ~ lhe face, with a white hinder loot seven
r Sc OH ana little lame, also, BAY horse about
n!letn and bali hanlS high, about seven wears OIL
ana >Plvhed; also bay roney, twelve or Ibncrn
p'Hds hgh, mare with 4 long name and tale. Any
person wIo.plI deliver them TO me il Columbus
o. give such Information as viii enable me to eel
u'cm' shall be literally rewarded.
P. B. Stake.
Columbus, Dec. 10Th, 1ss9-2i-lc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

HAVING received t.se Arslry i1- The Bans -i
4 le safe @! A.e.e.l., 80 iu~caloosa 900 No
bie, w.a open $3.50 uiAct cary o. Ocioher ueNi, i'r
the transaction O. genoa FACi GRACE aud
COMMISSION BUSINESS. TINS business viii
extend To the SHE O.. cotton, AMI oiier articles OF
produce or merchandise, consigned 10 ihei- address
as We as To The pnfeiaSe Of saalS lof their friends
ia the interior. Prompt attention wit b gwen 10
receiving AMI forwarding merchandise.
CHAS. c. PITCHER,
D0BiC S. BALL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Mr.. Pfister's Music Class.

FENilE second session Of Mr.. PrlsTEE's n%
4 SIC School at the Mississippi Female ooI
leIe, VIII commence on Monday next September ~
lie wl receive no scholar unless particularly dffo..
Ell BY lie parent guardian or other person pfaPeA'
authorized
Price Of Tuition per Session Of months ssV
One half IN advance.
Sept ], 1885 sf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Notice.

HNHE sabstrber having been appointed b. The
= ofphaa's court Of Lowndes county Admins
'faior Of the estate of WIN. T.. Atwattr. drcrased
vi persons indebted 10 said estate are reonestrd ,n
MAKE tnmdmie payment and those HAVING cI,iuy
'slns. me estate, to present the same properly Al
rested N due Time or they win he barred.
c Adm. MURDOCH, Admir-
Columbus Nov, II, 1898 --tdo,c
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
THE BLEWETT HOUSE.

YIN u BKAI MEN VII open tins snen.
% Odd HorEL on the first Of October. II j
situated on the corner OF Washington and Marker
s. Columbus, a few rods south Of Main II.
Ills old friends N THIS State, Alabama, Georoi,
and adjoining States, who ave heretofore patFpn
lSet nm' are respectfully invited 10 give him 4 call
iS Dan Wli he furnished with The best Of LiQuoRs,
and his Table with every luxury the copntrv atarI.
There are splendid SET OF Stables conpeei.J v;tl
the establishment, which are not surpassed bv arv
IN the South, All travellers may relg upon b,yn.,
their horses web attended IL hv careGd oste,s
JOHN 0. BRACKEN
Columbus, Sept. %. 1888. So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
The State of Miss ssippi. !
LNLsHohA { ouNTY.
Probate Court, November Ten

Probate Court, A0rembcr Torn, isss
I'm application of b. j. Jacoway, Admir- n
~ the estate OF RoIef II, Oliver deceased. 10
sch the following properly, VIZ Two Lois IN The
Town OF Camden, It is adludaed, oaered and de-.
creed by the Court, That all persons interested in
sald property, be and appear al the next February
!, q SAID Court, liz being the third Mon lay
mefeol, to show CAUSE, II any they have, why sand
property should not be sold |, Is further ordered
ua' copy q Ibis order be pubished n he C..
io9bHs Democrat thee months from this dale.
Zee ''-H''E J. D. KIRKLAND, Crk