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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25
Harrison Johnston.

ID R.l PER lND TIIL
DRESENrS his respects to his old friends and
\ plironS. AMI hcrS leave "a inform them, that
he has lust 7rtctvei e vcty handsome assortment 81
articles n hts line, aUd hopes to them at his old
stand on Ma.n street, next door "a tie lombghy
Bank, where they bare made at short notice, and
N the most fashionable style, any garments and also
b. accommodated with the following articles, which
are Of a superior style aud quality;
SUP. blue, back Polish AMI luysibls greca, grey
and Cadet mixed Cloths;
Cashmarcls "a very splendid and new artclc) 20,
summer wear;
sup. black double ani single millcj Ca,imcrs
Fancy, ribbed and Ncopoutan do.
Linen Drills, plain AMI ribbed (vcry superjor)
Plan aud figured velvet pam black aud Waite
figured Satlus and figured SHaly Netngs
LiOugn, cotton, aud clnurct Shirts
Insertion PLAIN aud ruillrd Bos tvs, CELLARS and
Stocks of every description, Cmvas, Handler.
chiefs, Sospcnler, Gloves, Hosiery, Sc Nc,
. n consequence Of a late Transaction (,rth
rhica ,oH not frosbie he Pnbiic,l shall be COM
pcdcd % cork fer C.iSH
May IL, 1889 ijlf
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"DsnocracV.-T The elevation Of all IS the
great end and aim Of Democracy. Its enemies
say those who advocate ITS principles are level
lets; be It so, but they lsrei up,clrds. Demo
crazy recognizes no AfIstocacy bat that of ma
ture, talents and virtue. Il seeks the greatest
good Of the greatest number, by equal laws
and an impartial administration Of them, so that
the burdens of our Government ma, be equally
and easily borne. lis mrchis onward In VAN
will us enemies attempt to STAY ITS onward course
as wen might they attempt to stay the Wind"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

f. COVE are authorized 20 announce jaws NrcH-
otS rs candidate hr the office of town constable.
- We art authorized 20 announce Hon. jaws
7: GKorrEE, as candidate for judgc of The II q
Court 90 Errors ant Appeals.
~ We are authorized % announce ARGltr
C'NrHEtI, t>S. as candidate tor Chancellor. al
The next November election
u We are authorgel 70 announce 4 HrrtH-
N>oN # Raymond a. a candidate for Chancellor.
~ We arr authorized 81 announce JoHN T.
Down as a candidate for the office ni Treasurer Of
Lovndes county.
tSi- We are authorized o. announce STERLING II.
LEsrER as a candidate ilr Ccrh Of the circuit court
or Lawndes county al the ensuing election.
~ We aye authorized 20 announce Fs,Ncts T.
Srorrs rs a candidate J- the office of Clerk Tor the
Circuit court of LowpdcS county.
90 We are authorized To announce L. 5 Wit
ErNs as a candidate Tor Clerk OF the Circuit court
Coz lnwudcs county
- We are authorized 20 aunouncc C,. JouN
W. BrRN, as candidate for Sheriff at LoNndcs
county az The next elccjmn.
,Ij- We are authorized 10 announce ERrNEzER
7. OpENEAL, as "a cand date Tor the office of Sheriff
Of Lowndes county, al the ensuing election.
10 We are authorized Ia announce joins NEW-
roS MuLuS as candidate for reelection 10 the
office ot Treasurer. of LownleS County.
~ W "l' HHN'INtiftI 40 NHNtNhtt hfokGl
SrIlrMtN, asa candidate TOR Sheriff ct Lowndrs
county, at the ensuing November election.
lsj- We are authorized 10 announce BrNilNuN
:. LoNG, as a candidate for the office Of clerk of
the Probate court for Lowuies county,
lC5- We are authorized 10 Announce WILLIAM T.
PrlrrR, %. Q candidate l6rcelk ,hc Probate court
for Lowujcs county.
a. We ave authorized 10 announce Major Ma
rnANJEt l.. Ntr5HEtL, as candidate Tor the Office
OF ShcrI Of Lowndes cnunyaijuc ensuing election.
81 We are authorized u au1puace WILLIAM
& NRGHr, as a candidate tur Sheriff Of Lawndes
county al lhc next election,
90 We are authorzra To announce JAWS H.
Turner, as a candidate or Sheriff of Lovndes
county al the ensuing November election
a. We are authorized 10 announce BEvJ,Nnt
&. WEIR as . candidate Tor the office of Sheriff Of
Lowndes county at the next election
10 We are authorized To anunuucc Oyn f.
BEowN as candidate for clerk OF circuit court Of
LowndrS county
(-y' We are auhorjlcl 10 announce WN J.
Estes asa candidate for clerk of circuit court OF
EownJcs county.
OG5- Wcare authorized 10 announce Col JAs w
BgIcHELL as a candidate for the office of clerk of
the circuit court for lowndrS county
0~rNe are authorized IN announce GeoGGr
IUcEER as candidate for Cicrk of the Pfobaes
Court.
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Notice,

Real Estate thinking Company of Cotnn5us, Nj
NAY l6, 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given 70 the debtors Of tbs
~ Institution, that after the fifteenth q June,
lncXi ln9ntlD all Notes yiag oycr unpaid and not
secured by deeds OF trust Will b. put N suit lnmc-
dlatelj thereafter; anI that hereafter no NOTE will
be allowed to remain dl5houorci over thirty days
without suit.
That hereafter, nothing win be received IN pay
mcnt or on deposte bat the notes Of tins Bank and
specie or Us equivalent.
That necessary steps will be taken forthwith 10
make The balance due On delinquent stock under Tie
reqnsiton Of IS pr cent called for on the first day
Of February last.
Extract from the minutes.
fj1 r. 5. BLOUNT, Caslfr.
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Notice 10 the Stoclholdcrs

~ NE Commercial Bnat Of Columbus
A \ ELECTION l5r Nine Directors Tor the en-
"a suing year, will ie hcId 81 the Banklhg House
81 his Institution, on he lir5l Monday IN Juoc next,
between the hours Of II 4 NJ, and 4 + NJ
By order Of the Board
CHAS. H. ALBERT, Cashier
CONT Bk Of Columbus,
MAY 18th, 1889. ijw3
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Rcard,s patent Spring saddles

ID CRlrTENDEN. Saddier and HarHeo Ma
II. kcr Maln-s,rect, Columbus, respectfully IN
forms the public, thel l'c is manufacturing Beard''
Patent Spring Saddles These saddles have a spring
IN The seat, and one also IN the grlh, which neither
eorrodc nor suhen, nor make any unpleasant noise
10 the rider and which increases the weight only
few ounces, and gives unparalleled to the rider
aud horse. These springs are applied 10 Ladies
AMI Gcncmcns Saddles with equal facility; and the
saddles are less liable % injury and more easily re-
paired than any olhcr kind with which the sulscrI-
Der IS acquainted. In fact. he will warrant all he
sells 10 pcrtnrm we'll and tn support Of wha, he hsr
said, refers to the certificate Of John Thurman and
several other gentlemen Of Virginia and Tennessee,
who have used these saddles, and pronounce ilien
The subscriber has On hand spcn-
did assortment Of Ladies and Gentlcmea's Saddles,
low Zoe cash,
lie g. also carrying on The UPHOt 81 ERING
business IN The same establishment MATRASS~
rs will be made To order on short notice, and low
for cash. MAY ~, 1889. 45H
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

A FRESH supply of Pc TIERS VEGETABLE
"a Anl.Iilhpus Pills, pbinn.y's Vegetable Anti.
Bilious ami B.apdneth4 do, Numerous certificate
could BE- given, BAT tlsse medicines are too wei
known to uced pn1Iiny. For sale at tie Drug Store
Of A. r. SMITH, who Is AGENT for Tie above
PlLLS-And The public can depend upon getting
GENUINE ARTICLES M1yiI 1880 Itf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

PROPOSALS tor publishing IN the town If Pick.
Il ensWle, weekly newspaper to be entitled
THE SOUTH Encouraged and
stimulated by the kind assurances Of our personal
and political friends as well as a conviction Of our
own mind Of the urgent Necessity fra newspaper al
this particular point, the undersigned has been IN
duced to issue proposals for the immediate pnbica
ton Of the South Albanian As we intend the
South Albanian for political paper We hesitate
not to avow unequlvocaiy our political doctrines :;
and as the line of demarkatlon IS well drawn he.
tween tho two great conending parties of the day.
il cannot he expected that will % into lengthy
detail of ,rhdt uds, but what will be- We deem Il
sufficient to say, that will advocate the doctrines
Of the Democratic Republican Parry, as interpreted
at ihIs tune advocate the permanent establishment
of the Independent Treasury System, as the only
correct and constitutional means Of collecting and
cisbursIng the Public ReYenue; oppose the esiab-
lshment OF United States Bank, as uncaIIed for By
the interests ofthe country and as Unconstitutional
dangerous and particularly inmica To tie interest
of the South. 10 other respects we will firmly and
unequvocaly support the tenets If the great Re-
publican State Rights Party as set lurth n the Ken
lucky and Virginia Resolutions.
As the next Presidential election begins to b. a.
ready interesting topic, we have no hesitation 10
ayowing our most decided preference for Mr.. Van
Buren, bellre anv other who has been proposed, for
that digni6ed and important Office
Agriculture and Literature will receive our most
careful attic 0tioB.
Thus candidiy acknowledging our political tenets, |
VIC rely 81 an intelligent community for indulgence |
and support.
r1-Tcrms- Five dollars per snnYm.
W. d. LYLES, s. co
peksn,vle. MAY 20, ls3o
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.Narth sllic nf .aLlin Gtrllt

lot > "a square q iol . n square -; lots |, .
and , N square IL ; lots and 5 10 square fs; Its
aud 10 square IL; lot 10 n square % the NORTH
ball Of square f3 the south half Of square jJ the
south bali Of square 81 the south hair Of square
g.; squares g. II, H. ~ s. 50, fpctonoi 0j;
squares "a, l0s, 10, ILL., -, rs fractional I59 !;
squares 80 and 1876 fractional squares ~ aud %,
and l1t IN fractional square -
The leasing Of SAID Ion viii commence at ten
O'Clock, A, NJ and II moi finished vii b. continued
the next day. -, oror of the Bnrl,
NJ VI. BRIGHAM Treasurer I. 4.
May II, 3d. asa
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Notice.

IENHE sections, and parts OF sections OIL townships
L. seventeen south Of range eighteen west, and
Of township eighteen south Of range seventeen west
which have been withheld from sale at private en-
try, IN consequence Of the inhalation Of the maps or
for any otter cause, will be again subject to pri-
vaie entry on Moniay the Cd Of June next, at 10
O'Clock NJ
WIN. D0WSlNG Register.
EDWARD Is. RANBOLPH Krcev,r.
MaV ! ls3Q -f3-lL
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. HOUSTON.

Zen. SAMUEL HoUsroN, Ex-Presijtnt of the Re-
9lbic d Texas arrived in our city on Saturday
n the 18th last Tie came On the steamboat Vic
ina. from Mobile. On his arrival, he was warmly
rselsd by many Of his Old Tennessee fiends now
estng here--indeel the whole city seemed anxious
aHya tribute Of respect TO him as the deiverer
Texas and the hero of one Of the most brilliant
victories of modern times. He was invited to din
er on Monday last given by the Dragons under
b, command Of Capt. p b. Stark, to the Columbus
Rlcmen and the band. Capt. Albert, of The Rifle
ma, gave toast complimentary to the distinguish
q guest, to which Gen. Houston replied in an eIo.
qaerl speech. He was also invited by the citizens
d Columbus aud lis vicinity, to attend public DIN
ur to BE- given at Bair's Hotel this day Circum-
stances compelled him 10 decline the invitation. The
Genera oohs remarkably well and seems to be in
IN spirits. We understand that he is on his way
to Nashville, Tennessee, and intends to pay visit
% lis Old friend and fellow soldier, Tie retired chef
au of the Hermitage.
The Glowing is the correspondence between Gen
Huston ami III: committee appointed by the citl-
rms to invite Inn TO public dinner:
Cen S,NL. HousToS--
Sir The undersigned committee in behalf Of
numerous portion Of the citizens of our city and
county, respectfully request that You will partale Of
apablc dinner with them at the Eagle Hotel, al
thee O'Clock on Saturday, the 2jtl inst. as token
either esteem and respect.
With sentiments orhigh regard, we are your very
o5tdenl servants.
WIN D0WSING ARGYLE CAMPBELL
JAS, +. TROTTER FRANCIS LEECH
E. +. WATKINS W. w. HUMPHREYS
WIN. D. AMIS s. s. FRANKLIN
NATHAN LESTER }. w. BYRN
Wednesday morning, 22d May, 1889.
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Drugs ana Medicines.

~ RENE NIL At the Columbus Doug store.
N has received by The Last arrivals an extensive
supply of fresh Drugs aud Medicines, comprising
oIlnnd every article N the Inc. Physicians coun
Try mcrch'nls, Ood Planters can now be supplied
wuh fresh and pure ARTICLES.
MAY ~ lH3g.-I5
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

IL EPllALlA, a celebrated Olcagnous Extract
~ tlr henuuIYmg and preserving The hair also,
other Hair Obs, Tor sale at the Columbus Drug
Store by G. HILL,
May ~, 1899
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

MARRlEp-lu Ar,5l Aab1~g. on the I6is
M. by JrHa NtRa F.s N-NtIIIAMI- Mos
Bl. 90 N,s MARY ANN DELANEY. AL ef Ar
c1.a-
THE hsl7ru Base. a ts- hour Of ioy. d.j ne,
forge, Us. We renewed v..a the above notice. BALI
a Loaf o. rich fruit csss. ana the same quantity a'
delicious Ponnl cake. We wish ,he welded pair
a Aie Of uninterrupted happiness and prssperi w.
For tive weeks 40 successor we have been ieastcJ oa
bridal presents; we hope our Young friends wa
keep up the custom from one years enl % the other
slice Of cake and VINE % m1s,eu i. IS al the fee
We ask i1r pubisho, marriages
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Amendment TO the Constitution.


A n ACT proposing an amendment to the Con
n stjtution Of the State Of Mississippi
SEctioN Be il enacted by INC Legislature 81
tie state % Mississippi Nwt-thlgds Of each branch
concuring) That the sixteenth section OF The lourtl
article Of the constitution Of The State OF Mssssip,
pI be so changed, altered and amended, to read "a
! Iuiows:
Section iGib. \ separate superior court &c
! chancefy shan be estabirltd, with n jurisdiction
N aIl matters of cqaityi Provided, however, TIC
| legislature nay also give T. tie circuit courts Of
each county equity Jurisdiction. A ctagcclor shat
be elected by the qualified electors OF tie whole
State, and shall be at least lhlhy years Old at tbc
| time VI BIS election
Sec. .. Be il further enacted, Thlt shall BE- the
duty 81 the Secretary VI State al C1st six months
| prcccdngthe general election IN November next 20
give notice, by advertisement N three or more OF
the newspapers printed IN this State Of this act a4h
the amendment proposed thereby TO the existing
constitution of the State, Anl, a, rhc said election,
the qualified electors Of the Slar. voting for mcm.
hcrs Of Tie legislature, shall aao vote for or against
SAID amendment N manner lobwug on the tick.
eis nj those voting Tor ead amendments shall BE-
written Or printed the word amendment and on
the tickets oi those voting lgaInt sad amendment
shan be written or printed TIC words "nO amend
mcut.'
Sec. g. b. il further enacted, That tie sheriff.
VOTES taken for or against SAID amendment and also
OF the whole ramber OF votes gwen lur members OF
The cysatuTc Ia the Secretary Of State, in TIE
same manner and under The same rules aud repnIa,
i0ns As prescribed ~ law N relation 10 election
Of members of Congress And Il SHAH be the duty
Of Tie Secretary 81 State lay MI the returns So
made, heiore The next succeeding legislature ahl
Il Il shIll appear that a majority Of the qualified
electors, voting for members Of the Legislature, shall
have voted tar said amendments, hen the alteration
contained in the first SECTION d this act shall be IN.
serted BY said Legislature, as part Of tie consti-
luton Of this State.
Sec I. e. il further enacted, That the auditor
ri pablo accounts shall issue warrant on tie trea.
sury IN favor Of any printer or publisher Of newa-
paper employed in pursuance o the second section
Of tbs act, on the certificate OF the Secretary Of
State, that the account Of such printer or publisher
is correct.
Sec. 8 And be il further enacted, That this act
shall take effect aud be IN lorce from and after IL
passage, JOHN ". KING,
Speaker 81 the House Of Representatives.
i, l.. BlNGAMAN.
President Of The Senate
Approved February &c, 1850.
A. g. McNUTT
DEPARTMENT or stare,
Jackson, Nj. .Hay /, 1889.
certify 'he above To be true copy OF the orig
inal now file. in the Secretary's Office.
BARRY w BENSON, Sec. Of Slate.
- The Mlssissppian the Natchez (weekly)
Free Trader, The Columbus Democrat, Pontotoc In.
cbgcacer ard Paudiug Clarion WI, please publish
he above law for six months. b. w. B.
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Carriages for Sale.

4 X, WOLFiNGTON has on hand aud IS still
IA. receiving from Jennings, Robinson g. Cos
manuiactory al the north handsome assortment Of
all kinds OF CA Il ri q T. S, consisting in part Of
Coaehecs Charities, Barouches aud BUgrys SC
&c; which will be sold on reasonable terms at his
Repository
All Repairing 1ouc with ucaiuess and despatch a,
his Old stand on Natkr, street. Columbus
march Q, 1899 3iif
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andes.

EPilRAlM BOUND has just received from PHI
\ a@rphI1 an assortment eANDIrS. a good
article, from the best mandatory N that cty.
march 10 1889 8Gif
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sIs5.357
asia pracs amounting TO

9I,Slt fr1cs amounting 10 SiSo'o9'
Packages Of - whole Tickets for Sia5, mus
draw sos, and may draw ihc four Capitals, which
are $50
Certificate OF Packages So.
Packages ol Halves and Quarters, IA proportion
or TICKETS $500, Halves Sa.a0, Quarters
81 25, Cor sale nj the Agents Oihce, two doors BE-
low Blair's Hotel, on Mala street.
{. WARREN, Agent
Mly -, iju Columbus. Ia
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Jackson, Nj. .Hag |, 1899. (
Dissolution.

VTNHE co-paunership heretofore existing under
= the firm Of BRowS s RAMSEY, is this day Iis-
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted 10
to the firm will please make payment 10 John G.
Ramsey, who IS alone authorized 10 receive all dues
aud disburSe all liabilities Of the concern.
rlI0S. w. BROWN,
JNu, c. RAMSEY.
Anrl 18th lsS2 ilf
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Married an Tuesday last. by the Rev Nj Stew
art, wv. \. GHoLsoS, f q. Of Pou,otac. To Mss
EtvrS, WEsHT daughter of Judge Wright OF
this county
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

CoLuMBUs, Mss. ed May, 1889
tilSrLEMrN-l regard most kindly the tender Of
dinner, which you have proposed to give me, on
the 18th INST. Previous engagements will not allow
me the pleasure OF accepting yon courtesy, and uni
a0sw those whom should have an opportunity
embracing on that occasiN; and BY whose in
enlons am SO much honored.
WIN this expression Of my sensibity, pray you
"NecepI assurances Of my grateful estimation, and
commend me to those whom you represent.
amvery truly, your ob't serv't,
SAM. HOUSTON.
70 Wa. Dowsng, Argyle Campbell. Jas f. rrot-
ter, Esp. and others Committee.
NE l. ;. CouRT commences at Poutotoc on
ns hF'' Monday in June next. The Marshal has
summoned some of the most substantial and inteI-
gent Citizens Of the county on the Grand Jury
NV DEMOCRATIC PAPER.--By referring 10 an
NUT column IN to-day's paper, it will be seen that
" " LyIes Esq. IS about to start democratic pa
PCT al PekensviIle Alabama. The enrerprize ought
succeed, and we are greatly mistaken in the spirit
= '"e democracy of "Od Pickens" il they do not
sustain Mr. Lyles literally. Subscriptions will be
edtr.
~ NleEs are becoming quite fashionable down
, @~e Naichez district. We read graphic descrip-
'ou 10 The Free Trader orthe sth inst. Of splendid
, y winch came off al Lake Concordia, opposite
''enez' on the margin of romantic Island, styled
:" vac description as the Green Isle of Lovers .
=, ''au''lul young lady was crowned queen Of the
saul Judging from the description, it must have
-" al unHValIed entertainment. The North Mis-
: 'ppa@ occasionally indulge in these rural pas
, Guy we call them Fishing parties" Last
~ VIC mad several excursions of the kind, with
-"'P'u0us ieasts at HuddIestons spring. 80
A"Lf CuRRANrs-We received fine cluster of
- rs currents on Wednesday last, from the garden
L,.p u WEIR, Esq. They were the product of
SUES sell out this years. the fruit was the largest
ever saw, some of the currents measuring an |
49, ana half in circumference. IF any of our
nave lner ones, we should like to see them.
~ opposition proved how sincerely they de-
,Sp 70 prevent defalcations by refusing to adopt
n 'uo' reasury bill passed by the Senate
49, a'1 o provided that all public officers who
NM, "l use or lend the public money, should be
nj - win confinement in the pentenary,
ny, .1V forfeiture Of their b1nds--and yet the
sf"s'''oh prevented any action upon the subject
,o0 o,s ule House Arc they DESTROYS that other
a s,'e1'a'Ive Wings should follow the example Of
''%out-their candidate for The Vice Prcsi.
eoeY : 0id Dominion.
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Law Notice,

A F. YOUNG & o: +: BLEDSoE., .lttor-
"A: Hey' at Lar, Columbus, Mississippi
Feb -, t339-3fyl
EUSf received Is bbls. superior sweet OHIO
- -Four and ten sacks best RIO Coffee for sale
cheap for cash Alsoa large quantyof Tennessee
Bacon, and 5 bbis. Of very white lard.
A. l.. CAMPBELL.
Columbus, March 30th, Is39-55-lt
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Grand Lodge Lottery
[Auihorzed by an Act Of the LegislaiuFsl
CLASS No. a. FOR 1889.
To be drawn a. NATCHEZ, Mississipp
90. May q, 1880, al G O'Clock P. NJ
IS .Ngmbsrs-l2 Drara Ballots
C. ,. SFLnoS, & Co. Managers.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
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NIarshaI'S sale.

tuan PARKER
Ga IfuI{ Erpt O No
James J. Pu'lcr, rsn,5cr Itrm ls39
james JONES, security
Dh virtue Of the shove specified wit 90 me d.
ID rectsj from The honorablr circuit court ol he
United States, iar the Di~,rc, of Mississippi wi.
sch for cash on Monday the e7,h day OF May INST
az the court house Of Lownics county the t1iowing
negro slaves, % wit: One'ncgro w7u named Alex
anIer, one negro bhy named August. enc negro wo-
man named ktsSnh. one ncgrn woman named Ann,
and her eh.lt named Martha Jane and one negro
woman named VIVA, and her two children, named
Henderson ami Mary Levied on as tie properly
OF sand James Jones' Co satisfy the above execution
and cost, Sale within tie legal hnsr,
A. 6. WEIR Marshal
By J W C,RR1Lt. Deputy.
Mas 70, 1882 46wi Fee. 81 col