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

DY virtue Of sundry wriis Of Il. "a. issued by The
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Lowndes county,
and to me directed, VIII sell for cash at the door Of
the Court House in the town Of Columbus on Mon
day the eighteenth day OF February 1889, the fol-
loving lots, designated and known in the plan Of
the town of Columbus as lots number eight, nine,
and ten, with the improvements thereon erected;
these lots comprise the west half and north west
quarter Of fractional section twenty ore, township
eighteen, range eighteen. Levied onas the proper
" of VIM $. Boiling to satisfy said f, as. ono in
favor of Charles IL Albert, for the use Of the
Commercial Bank Of Columbus, and 4. ias. in "a
vor of sundry other persons. Sale in the hours
prescribed by law. This the Goth Of December,
1888
JOHN W. BYRN
Sheriff of LoWntes County
81 6w. [Pr, fee $40 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Sheriff. Sale.

DY yirine II writ Of f. "a. issued BY the cier,
I'D Of ,hr Circuit Court of Lowudes county, and
70 me directed wl sill lnr cash al The door Of the
Court Hnuss 10 The town Of Columbus, on Monday
the eighteenth day 81 February 1889 Tie north
half Of square number sixty two, North Of Main
street Columbus Levied upon rs the properly Of
Lauderdale & Pee. to satisiy said e. "a in favor %
William H. Walsh & CO. for the use Of Halcock
s. Bates Sale within The hours prescribed by iaw.
This December the Qsih, 1883.
JOHN W. BYRN, ShG
Lowudes County.
81 6w. Pr. fee 81 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
EStrays.

ABAY MARE, years old, feet 4
sFN inches high, few white hairs near the
" root of the TAIL was taken up by John
TT&MA% A Daley and appraised at S27 so.
-, - ROAM HORSE MULE wears
old no brands, was taken up BY John
Erwin, and appraised at $50 CO.
A YELLOW OK, with white on his breast and
belly, bell on, the points of his horns sawed off,
smooth crops and two sits in the right car, was Ia
ken up by John f Carr, and appraised at $3l co.
A RED COW and Calf and Yearlinr. mark
ed with crop IN the night ear and a swallow fork
in the left, branded on the right hip and on the
left w, were all taken up by Wilson Golsby and APP
praised al S2l 90.
A WHITE STEER, with red spots on his head
and sides, marked with . swallow fork in the right
ear and the left cropped, was taken up by James
II Gilmore and appraised at Sl3 co.
JOHN FLETC1ALL, Ranger l. G.
Jany'y 10 1880 27t4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

uNY virtue of one writ of f. ia. issued frem the
D Circuit Court for Oktibbcha county, and to me
directed will proceed to sell at the court house in
the town of Starkvie for cash, on the third Mon.
day Of February 1885, all the right, title, claim and
interest that James H. Williams has in and to the
following described town lots in the town of Folsom,
10 wit: number four in block two, number thirteen
In block two, number three in block two, number Sc
ven in block Two Sale within the hours prescribed
BY law. JNO. M. MooREs SIM;
Of said County.
Jan. TN, lsso-9s-5w IPr, fee So 60
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

They refer 10
Col. VIM. Chisholm, Montgomery.
Robert Jemi>on, TalIadega.
Hon James Hid, Bib county.
Aaron Ready, ESQ. Wetumpka.
Joseph Babcock, Esq. Cahawba.
Col. j. Steele, lr,..
Messrs. T. & W. Rocket, "' 'o'i
W Wm- e eos5pn'" & Co. columbus, Nj.
DR. John l.. Tindal, Aberdeen, Mi.
Robert Jemison, il Pickens county.
Hogan s. Lyon,
John o. Cummins,
Terrell Whitfield 4 Van Wyck }Tuscaloosa.
Dennis Dent,
Alfred Battle,
Wilson & Strong Northport.
f. e. Els, Fairfield.
John S Jemison, Sumter county.
w 7. Gould, Greene county.
d. c. Top, Greensborough.
Cook & kornegay, TuscrIoosa.
Thomas H. Herndon, Erie.
Sept. IA. lone
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Receiving, Forwarding and Conn
mission Business.

OUR new and commodious Ware House is now
~ ready for the reception Of Cotton and other
produce for shipment; and also, all Goods and
Groceries coming up the river, which may be con-
signed 10 MS. We hope by unremittnr attention
to business, to merit share of public patronage.
Liberal advances will be made on Cotton for ship
ment. l., & }. LEFTWICH.
Colbert, Mi Nov. 25, 1888. ol-l0t
nj-The Mobile Chronicle will please publish the
above till the LIST of February and forward their
account to l.. & j. L. for payment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
rrrlat Sale.

A. ,be nrogi sisns Of deed Of ifass
= pl..9 +, me b. Alexander Garter, on che 9Th
- ss,,su,ber 1883 10 secure The payment OF
-. ~ m5Bev therein specified which deed was
49, Az, reeorIsd in the proper Office, viii sell to zoe
$500 bidder for Alabama Money, as ne eoef'
- aoar IN the town Of Columbus on Saturday
- 81 dey Of February next four negroes 70 Til'
Aaron and Lucy his wife, and their Two children
sarah Ann and Barley. SAX 10 the usual hours.
e-.-'' A. c. BURGESS Trustee.
1,n n tssa-Q7-aw fPr fee IS 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Advertisements.
Ptteher& Ball.

"ATING received the AgeFcy for the Bank OF
II HE Sate ct Alabama, Al Tuscaloosa, in Mo-
bic. viii open an office eaHy 20 October next, for
the Transaction Of genera FACTORAGE and
COMMISSION BUSINESS. Tbs business viii
extend to the sale Of cotton and other articles Of
produce or merchandise, consigned TO their address,
as wei as 10 the purchase Of goods for their friends
in the interior. Prompt attention will be gwen to
receiving and iorwasuing merchandise.
CHAS. G. PITCHER, =
D0RlC S. BALL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
The state OF Mississippi, |
MoNRos CouNTr.
probn,.s Court. Januarg Tenn. 1899.

Probaits Court, January Term, 1899.
NOTICES hereby gwen 10 all persons interest
IN Cd in The real estate o jessie Hllaud late OF
said county deceased 10 be and appear al the court
house in Athens, on thc FIRST Monday Of Aprlnext
Then end there 10 shcw cause faay hey eau, why
the court shallno order the land of the said deceas
ed to he sold according TO the prayer OF the Admin
tor to witt the north half Of the east half Of the north
east quarter of section twenty four, township thr.
teen, range nineteen west, east haolihe south east
quarter Of section twenty four, township thirteen,
range niutteen west, west half OF the south west
quarter Of seciion thirty, township thirteen range
eighteen west north half Of the east half OF the
north west qusrter section thirty one, township thr-
teen. south Of range eighteen wes'.'
Witness Che Hon. II. Dilwor,h presiding Judge
Of said court.
Attest, OH MORGAN, Clerk.
Athens, January 18th, ls39--29-6w
Printers fee $40 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Brandon Money /!

IN conformity with Deed Of Trust. made 10 me
II by Henry Newell, for the benefit of creditors,
viii sell at public auctions to the highest bidder, on
Wednesday the twentieth day Of February next
within tho usual hours Of Sale, in the Town Of Co
!umbus, Mississippi, and for Brandon Money, Eight
Hundred and Eighty.Eight Acres Of rich and tena-
bic Land; the same being plantation which the
said Newell bought Of Col G. :. Akin, in January
last, and was then valued by five disintercsed gen
ilemen Of this place, for cash. at eighteen dollars per
acre. This tract hes Immediately southeast OF lands
owned BY Col Amis and Gen Browhrigg, four aud a
hall miles southwest n Columbus, and two and a
half miles from West Port, on the west side Of the
Tnmbigby river. Ii is an outside tract adjoining the
sandy lands which lie between ii aud tie river, the
extreme eastern eighth consisting mostly OF rich
hickory sandy land. The tract is generally rich
slough land, except post oak ridge Of rolling table
land running through the ceutre Of the tract The
praifes are small and surrounded by rich hamnocks;
the growth on the slough lands are mostly ash cot.
ton wood, black locust, and mulberry; on the4tage
are an abundance Of fine post oak and hickory
The improvements are, about two hundred acres d
cleared land, part Of which has yielded four very
fine crops, comfortable cabins, a gootI rin house
yin and screw, web bored about two hundred feet
aud on the premises is lake Of never falling pur,
water, fed by three springs. Tie place consists o
eleven eights lying compactly, as follows souheas
quarter OF section ., east naH Oh eouihWesl quartz
uf section 5, north half Of section 10, northwes
quarter Of section II, west half Of northeast quar-
ter Of section III, west half of northwest quarter
section ~, and all in township No 49, north Of rang
No IL east
Any person wishing to purchase plantato
would d. well 10 examine this place. as there Is y
tract in the country possessing greater fertility
soil, and but few the same local advantages.
The terms will be, one fourth down il Brandc
money, one fourth in sixty days in Brandon money
and the balance on the Isl Of January $780, or tc
per cent discount for present payment.
CT P. MONTGOMERY, Trustee,
Starkvle, Mississippi.
Columbus, Jany l, 1889 o6tds
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
State OF Mississippi, Lowndes CITY
Probaiss Court, January Term, 1889.

ProbdteS Court, January Term, 1889.
TTN0 al persons Interested in the real estate Of
IL William Lawrence decreased, late of Lowndes
county, You are hereby cited 10 appear before the
Judge ofour Pfohates Court at term thereof, 10 be
holden on lhe first Monday in April next AMI show
cause il any they have why the following lands the
property Of the minor heirs Of sad William Law
renee deceased, TO vii: the north eS,i quarter of
the north east half Of section thirty SIX, aud the
south hall Of the south east qUarterof section TWEEN
" five, all in township number seventeen, south of
range number eighteen west in Lowndes county
should not be sold agreeably 10 the prayer Of said
peiton-and further to- do aud suffer such things as
may be considered Of and ordered by said court in
the premises.
Witness Thomas Sampson, Esq Judge of the
Court Of Probate, this the first Monday of January
A. ID. 1880.
Attest, X. d. HADEN, Clerk
q7-iaw [Pr. fee $40 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Columbus Ho,.I

DY BELL S CONNER-T,-
- establishment has recently r.. vs.
the undersigned, and IS now bsips 8. p,-issa,.
perI0r styie; Ii IS the intention nj 80 y "a,
add a number Of well flushed al IS p'oPrssss
10 the house, and We hesitate M, AElc h,
selves to our trends and the public geB IS
our patrons val Be as well aocomr1ol
house, as al any Hotel IN the sontber ,, -
servants will always be polite and st,@r Ss-n''
and every exerlion on our part shall h. ,.s . Z
their stay pleasant and greesble. A - - ; y
lie patronage is respectfully solicited ae j.
The Bar shall always be sspnleJ v;A
best Of liquors, selected with great csre I- & a
in the best markets. y OK !,
Nothing shall be wanting on On, til.
crafty he appetite Of the enicure rue hat !
our country ai1rde shall be served NJ e ots' ]
manner, BY experienced and capable eo : us asis
Our stables are not .exeeIed by am. A.
All travellers may rest assured thar iIs;. I'Sa2ia
not DC neglected; We have taken r... 'shes "a
procure iirst rate oslers, ard hope IN ~ pan /
satisfaction to oil who may give Us ,bs s's GnVsz
Our beds shall always be clean an ma" eusloH.
and well aired. 'O4lOFabs
Families can be accommodated with o,;,.,.
lors; no pains shall be spared 10 make beu 'se p
" al home. '~ Esfks'
Town Boardcrs accommodated \, i.
rates. BELL & Co,l ne usGs
Columbus, Mi. Dec. 30, lsSs.-as.TS ''"Ih
- The Flag of the Union, Tuscaoo.. -,
vocate and Democrat Huntsville, and N. wv w, At'
ga paper, are requested to insert he .bor, 'seae'
months and forward their bill 10 Bell & Co0n.. W
lumbus, Mi ''D''' "
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
administrators Notice.

VNTHEREAS have obtained an order from the
w probates Court Of Lowndcs County Mssis-
sippi, at the January term thereof 1899, (nstl for
a fnal settlement OF all my ac,ings and doinss Ms
administrator of the Estate Of VaTdry MBee, deed
| shall therefore, at the March term of said Pro.
bates Court, 1899, exhibit and present an account
Of final settlement with said estate, al which time
al persons interested, are requested to appear and
contest tue whole orany part Of the same ir they
see proper.
JOHN B. BENNETT,
Admr. of the estate Of tardry NJ Bee, deed,
Columbus Jan. 9th, isss.-2s-6w. fPr fec AZ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
SI,eriE,s sale.

DB virtue of a writ Of f. IA. ISIS ed by the Clerk
ID of the Circuit Court of Lowndes county and
10 me directed, will sri for cash al the door of the
Court house in Columbus on Monday thu 18th day
Of February 1889 All the right, tile, claim and
interest that William H. Walsh has in a.l to o.
part Of lot number one, ~ square number two,
south of Main street Columbus; bounded as follows:
lbegnning at point in the west line ct Franklin
street one hundred aud sixty five feet fou the cor
ner Of Main & Franklin streets, and running thence
along the west line Of SAID Franklin street, north
sixty four feet thence running east along the south
line Of an alley sixty six feet; thence running south
along The division line Of lots number one and two,
in square number two, sixty four feet to the south
linc Of said lol number one, thence running west
along said line, sixty six feet to the beginning; sixty
four feet front and rear by sixty six feet deep. Lee
We'd on MS the property Of said Walsh to satisfy said
e. a. in favor of White g. Barber Sale within
the hours prescribed by law. This 26th December
1888.
JOHN. w. BYRN, Shift
of Lowndes County
81 5w Pr fee $l4 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
State of Mississippi, Lowndes CITY
Probaies Court january Term, 1873

TUUHe5 COHFi, OHHUuly lcIWi loot.
EENO all persons interested in the real estate of
Il Peter Lyon decd, late Of Lowndes county
you are hereby cited 10 appear before the Judge of
our Prohaes Court at term thereof, to be held
on the first Monday in April next, and show cause
il any they have, why the following lands the pro-
ieriy Of James + Lyon and others, minor heirs Of
Peter Lyon deceased, to witt the south half Of the
east half Of the south west quarter Of section TWEEN
~ two aud that part OF the south half Of The west
hall OF the south cast quarter OF said section TWEEN
ty two, which hes west or north west Of The middle
OF branch or drain, which divides ii from the
lands lately owned by Thomas l.. Foster, and now
owned by Governor John Owen, Of tho State Of
North Carolina which sail triangular piece OF land
is estimated to contain seven acres; The south hall OF
the west half Of the south west quarter OF section
twenty two, the south half Of the east hall OF the
south east quarter of section twenty one, the north
half Of the east half Of the north west quarter OF
section twenty eight the west half of the north east
Quarter Of section twenty eight that part Of the
north half If tile cast halt Of the north east quarter
Of section twenty eight, which lies north of the
Lonksopela river, and the north half of the cast
half uf the north west quarter Of section twenty
ven, aud The north hafofthe east hail Of the north
west quarter Of section twenty seven, MI in town
ship number seventeen, south Of range number
seventeen west, which is subject 10 distribution
among The hcrs of the said Peter Lyon de-
ceased, should not be sold agreeahy 10 the prayer
of said petition aud further To do and suffer such
things as may he considered Of and ordered by said
Court in the premises.
| Witness Thomas Sampson Esq, Judge OF The
Court of Prohatcs the first Monday Of January, A.
y. 1899.
Issued the 10th day of January 1882.
Test Il. D. llADEN, Clerk
n1-l2w Pr fee $1l OF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
December 10, 1928. 2a-sw.
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK,

Jackson, November l6 1888.
Sir The Directory Of this institution believ-
ing that the cotton crop of this State will be unu-
sualy short and that the planters will desire 10 post
pone the sale Of their crops until the deficiency is
known, purpose TO advance 500 on every bale of
good merchandise cotton weighing 400 lbs. 10 be
delivered 10 the agents of this bank, 10 be appointed
At the following shipping points, viz at Natchez,
Ncksburg, Grand Gulf, Rodney Manchester,
Tchula, Satarta, Marion Greenwood, Grenada,
Columbus, and Mississippi City. The owner TO de.
liver to this Bank the said agents receipt, with the
mark, number and weight Of each hale together
with note payable at 10 months after date, with
two OF more good securities, TO be submitted TO the
Bank for said advance.
The cotton 10 be shipped to Liverpool, or such
other market as may be designated BY the party de-
lVerne the same, al his risk and expense, and sold
on account of this Bank. The proceeds together
with the exchange, both foreign and domestic, to
be credited on his note, and the rate Of domestic
exchange to be established by the current rates at
the time the account of sale is received,
Respectfully,
(Signedl WIN. p. GRAYSON
Cashier
10 The Argus win please insert the above eight
weeks.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
SI,eriGs,s Sale.

DY virtue OF n writ of Fier Facas issned by
ID the clerk of the Circuit Court of Lown1cs
county and to me directed, will sell for cash at the
door Of the court house in Columbus, on Monday
the lth dav OF March next oil the right ttIe claim
and interest that William ID. AIMS has in and to
The following described lots and houses situated
thereon, together with the furniture, liquors. provs.
ions &c. in said houses to wit part Of loi num-
Der four in square number two north of Main street
in sand town of Columbus, included within the fol-
lowing boundaries, viz: beginning at point in said
street, nineteen and half feet east of the south
west corner OF said lot running thence north one
hundred and siSty-slx feet parallel with the western
boundary line Of said lot Ia the northern boundary
line thereof thence east twenty two feet along the
northern boundary line of said lot thence south one
hundred and sixty six feet parallel with the eastern
boundary line OF said lot to main street, thence west
twenty two feet along the northern boundary OF sad
main street to the place of beginning The second
of said lots is designated and known as lot number
ed seven in square numbered two north OF Nam
street in said town of Columbus Levied ON rs the
property nf William D. AIMS, to satisfy sad H. ia,
IN favor of the Commercial Bank oI Columbus Mis-
sissipp against John Powell, James Jones', William
d. AIMS and others. Sale within the hours pres
cribel by law.
JOHN W. BYRN. Sh'h.
of Lowndes county.
Jan. 10Th, ts39-9S-Aw. [Pr. fee Sl2 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Estrays taken up.
Commissioners

TAKEN W by John DAILY, black
ESM Mare, 9years old and blind in the right
W S&A--rsA eye; appraised al forty dollars. Also,
GA2A1W sorrel Mare, with blaze face, left hind
M ~ foot white; appraised at S27 so. Also,
s>-1@sA'FsS one brown Fiiy, 9 or years old; APP
praised at S27 90
Taken up by Margaret Wtherspoon, rcd and
white spotted Steer, years old, marked with an
under spit IN each ear, branded the Jeff side II S;
appraised at $50 90.
Taken up by John Holiday brown Steer, with
crop in the RIGHT and an uudcr-hit in the left ear,
horns bored, some white under his belly; appraised
at S22 90
Taken up by William Cooper, near Colbert red
and spotted Steer with crop and nnder-bit in the
left ear, swoow fork m the right, branded on the
left hip X, 6 years old appraised at $40 90. Also
one brnlIed Cow and calf, the COW has an under
bit in the right ear horns bored, years Old; ap.
praised at SIS CO.
Taken up by Thomas Holiday near Colbert, a
red and white spotted Cow and cali, the COW has an
underbl in the left ear and a swallow fork in the
right, branded on the left hip Il, about years old
appraised Al SIS CO.
Taken up by B. Harris, miles east Of Columbus
two Steers, one red and white speckled years old
with crop out Of the right and slit in the left APP
praised at So co. the other years old, yellow and
white specked, crop and slit in each ear; appraised
So 90 JOHN FLETCHALL, Ranger
Jan'y 10 lS39-@S-3t Lowndes county.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Globes.

T PAIR, ~ inch Globes for sale at P6ster & Good
: wins. Price 500, less Is pr cent in River or
Alabama money.
Also, 30 Missouri HARMONY. D,, ., 9s,,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Union Bank Agency.

TnNHE undersigned having been appointed Agen
l. for the Mississippi Union Bank is now pre-
pared TO receive any Cotton which may be offered
at any landing from Cotton Gin to Gainesville, ac-
cordng 10 the provisions of the Bank Circular be-
low.
Any communication intended for him may be left
al the Planters Bank.
JOHN DAVIES.
December 10, 1928. --2a-sw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Commercial Blk. Columbus. Nj.

COLUMBUS, Jan'y. 3, 1898.
ESoLVED, That suits viii be commenced in.
- dlscrImnaiely against all delnquents 10 ihi.
Bank, where their paper is not satisfactorily ar.
ranged on or before thu 18th day of Febr,arv next
Extract from the minutes.
CHAS. II. ALERT, Cashr.
Jsuy 1889 e6tr
.'Fhs Argus will please copy the above.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Auction and Commission Business

TOHN w. BYRN & A. C. BURGESS have
- associated themselves together for the pur.
pose of transacting General Auction and Com.
mission Business They will attend to the sale Of
all kinds of property that may be offered, and will
also, receive and store all kinds of goods that per
sons may wish TO have sold, either at private sale
or at auction. Store on Main street, one door east
Of Mcclure s HUMPHREYS,
j. w. BYRN,
A. C. BURGESS.
Columbus, march 8, 1888 sa,f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
B. P. WHlTLOW. w. w. ALLEN
WhitlOW & Allen,

FlCTORS g. AGENTS, MOBILE, Ala
REFER TO
N, W MlGa. F Esq Columbus, Nj.
Mr.. b. w. Anderson, Sumter county,
Col. Robert e. Macon. Greene county
MessrS. Byers Penck & Co. Wetumpka,
S Mr IT, HnS e. r. aoI BS..,"s' Mobile.
Messrs. sFowlks, Allen s. Baldwin, GAINESVILLE.
Mes'rs }. & &. M. Coffee, Tuscaloosa,
Mr. H. ). Atwood, Wilcox county,
HenIy s Lomax, Esqr's.
Mr. A. ID. Lucy, DeinopolS.
August 4, ls3S-4-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Va unble Plantation for Sale.

.a.ss1aM OFFER for sale my PLANTA-
ssesss9 rlON miles IRON Columbus, contain
&v<s% ing 500 acres of choice land, $50 Of
- which are ina hugh stale of cultivation.
on III premises tere is a fine tanned dwelling
with many other valuable improvements. Sad
property will be subject 10 sale until The LIST day Of
March, 1889. For further particulars apply 10 the
subscriber in Columbus. R5-Warranly deeds vii
TO gwen h. HAkklS.
Der fis 1883. ans
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

The Stale Of .Mi,H,appi, Loicndes County, S S
LOVID p. BROWN, Clerk Of the circuit court
Of Lowndes county aforesaid do hereby certify that
the above is true extract from the minutes Of our
said court in relation 10 the SAID cause. Given I'M
der my hand aud seal Of office this 10Th day
January 1889. OVID ?. BROWN, Clerk
BY j. p. Montgomery, ID, e.
9s-sw Pr. Sl4 90