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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-10

Do you want rail- prime lot of butter?" sal
a Yankee notion dealer, who had packed up
load at fifty different places, to Boston me
chant.
sWhat kind O butter is itl' asked the buye
Tho clear quill; all made by my wife fro,
dairy of forty cows, only two Cummings
But what makes it so many different colors
said tho merchant.
'Darnaton! hear that now; | guess yc
wouldn't ak that question:, if you'd seen M
cows, for they're darnation sight speckeldt
than the butter is."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-10

Genuine Eloquence. --Leitch, in his Ezra
ves in Ireland" says: ain my morning ram
bes, man sitting on the ground, leaning his
back against the wall, attracted my attention,
by look of squaIor in his appearance. His
clothes were ragged to indecency--a common
circumstance, however, with the males--and
his face was pale and sickly. He did not ad-
dress me, and passed by; but having gone a
few PAGES, my heart smote me and | turned
back"
'Ifyou are in want" snid |, with some de-
gree Of peevishness, "why do you not begg"
"Sure, lis begging am" was the reply
"You did not utter word"
emo its joking you are with me, srY Look
there, holding up the tattcred remnant Of what
had once been coatj "do you see how the skin
is speaking through my trousers, and the bones
crying out through my skin! Look at my sun
ken checks, and the famine that's starting IN
my eyes Man alive! isn't it begging | ar
with hundred tongues9"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-10

At public dinner given on board the Brit
ish Queen, at London, gentleman who came
passenger in hcr from New York, communica-
led some interesting details. He had come
from Rio Janciro, he said, on purpose 10 cross
the Atlantic in the British Queen. On reach
ing New York, he found she bad not arrived
He then went TO Canada and Niagara, and re-
turned in time to take passage, Arriving IN
ENGLAND, he found he was only ten days later
than the packet which left Rio when he started
from thence to New York. flo brought later
accounts from the West Indies than any recciv
cd in England at the period Of his arrival.
EN. 0. Bulletin
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-10

Application ld never so short time kills
me. This poor dAEtract Of my condition was
penned at long intervals, with scarcely any at
tempt at connection Athought, which is now
difficult to me-
The noble passage wVsch formerly interes-
ted me in history or poetic fiction, now only
draw few weak tears allied TO dotage. My
broken and dispirited nature seems TO sink be-
fore any thing great and adnihNble.
l perpetually catch myself in ears, for any
cause or none. 1t is inexpressil show much
this inflrmity adds to sense Of 5 ne and a
general feeling deterioration Is
These are some Of the instances CO rning
which may say with truth, that it was i so
with me. Y
Shall lift up the veil of wickcdness any. v
Their or is this disclosure sufficient"
Bali. Wsiter.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-10
EXTRAORDINARY CASE IN SURGERY

A gentleman was taken into the hospital Of
Maine, in the year 1926, having attempted to
commit suicide with pen knife. Numerous
wounds on the forearm, neck aud face; there
were twenty-five others in front of the chest
two Of which were particularly conspicuous on
accoun, of their size. He was admitted on the
18th oil September, and survived until the esd
On examination, after death, three wounds, of
black blood partly coagulaled, were found in
the right side of the chest and, on examining
the heart, a paper scrapor of ebony, with a
straight handle, was found TO be in lis interior,
supposed TO have been forced in by the unhap,
py suicide--so lha, this man actually survived
four days with an ebony scraper in his heart!
Such thing was possibly never before heard
of
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-10

"My dear, what shall we have for dinner t
day?" "One of your smiles," replied the hui
band 81 can dine on that any day." "But
can't" said Mrs. -. "Then take this.
said he, giving her kiss as he departed fc
his office He returned TO dinner, 'this stea
is excellent said he, "what did you pay f
it?' "What you gave me this morning." sal
she. "You did," said he; "then you shall hay
market money the rest of the week.
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JAMES M. SMILEY, EDITOR.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY A. w. FORSYTHE.

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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

NJ. DU BOSE, of Mobile, AlaDa""'
AND
!. w. RICHARDSON, Of AttokaPaS' A"'
TWAVlNG associated themselves toge. a ~
for the purpose Of transnctlng o. a.
forage and General Commission lOdar D M
siness in the City Of New Orleans, EnGer ~. .,'
firm Of Du BOSE & RICHARDSON ioS
pcctfuly tender their services TO ihelr a.'e"G
and the public generally in their above c"p'''
ty. oo.a
New Orleans, July 10, 1899. 33mo
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A shoemaker in one Of the Western cities,
thus announces his calling ;--"Surgory perform
ed here upon old boots and shoes, BY adding %
the feet, making good the legs, binding the
broken, healing the wounded, mend!ng the
constitution, and supporting the body win
solcs."
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TO GERALDINE.

Az NlIlen AADlNL.
] LOVE THEE, love thee,
My hearts fairy queen;
! love thee, | love thee,
My own Geraldine.
They talk Of the pleasure
That riches bestow,-
WITHOUT thee, my treasure,
What joy could know?
Ifmy liGs.breath could be, love,
A ran Som for thine,
I'd yield it for thee, love,
With all that is mine.
All! had ! the power,
I'd count as time flown,
A year for each hour,
That thou weri mine own.
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BAGGING, ROPE, TWINE
GREENE, SPLANE g. Co.
Port Hudson, August "a, l83s.--38m3'
REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
IT Lawson, G. W. and L. BaynaTd, r
Cross, Clinton, La; T. J Robins, ;; T. rha
res, A. M. Dunn. near Jackson; W. H. 0aul'
den, Kellertown. g., D.,;sv;I,o
Wing, Clinton, Chronicle, ST. Fra an
Planter and Advocate, Liberty WIN Pleos 't
publish the above three months ana ioE r
their accorn'e to ", ?. ~ W.
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Rnker1i.

IN BOUND, thankful for past favors, takes
~, this method to inform the citizens Of Co
lumbus and the public generally, that having
procured an assistant Baker, he is now manT-
faotuing a Butter Cracker, which being al
waYs fresh, and branch Of the profession
which he has followed for the last fifty years
without intermission, warrants them better
than any imported Cracker. a.fs
Heis also extending his bakery to every va
Fiety Of Cakes; specifications for any kind OK
guapiiiys will be supplied at short notice for
Families or Parties. E y, ~ -. ,,r.e-,.7e.r.
PS. Merchants and Planters can be sup
piled with Crackers BY the single pound or
barrel, Aiso, Hard, or Sea Bread, an excel
lent and cheap article for plantations, as it viii
keen o. years in any climate. ~
gnlY 10, ls36.--43-f .,.-..4-....
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q ALEX. POPE 3 S0N
Commissions AIefOhants, Mobile
I've. 70. LIEERPooL.


2 Vie public are respectfully informed that
Alex Pope win continue "a Liverpool
the ensuing year, and WI Be happy % receive
i1e consignments Of Cotton: he win also be
pleased o fill any orders that may Be- sent HIN
ioI. ore goods Persons wiring 70 him win
address 70 the care Of Isaac, Low, %. aver.
ALEX POPE SON tender. tisiir e
SpQs aglnsnts 70 theiE friends Ic the lf6tl-
ase tney have exts1d "a ID them lol tie saE ten
years. md tnst ron her l51d 81
tas sacloi business ana siF Srts t5 i've
g4ne s4t aeiion. that hey VII meet & rs
ne SANE 6era sup port retolor
ere red % supply lien friends win
NePe Iw &C. and 81 al
l-la le al.e % make lelal adQanee on Cot
ton in hand sent lem ~ 3 n isI,i
Mobile a.
f17RAC,EEn ms, a II Avis r
q ~ ment and Bon Is 4 erf 81
meet enc R1iy cory l.Ils AZ this Of
icsa so Bonds end variety 81 81 s.
ees and Attorneys Blanss.
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ghk 0tttitRtly 8
BYRON BARKER, Editor,
nShg,bsd every Tt.ssaeg q FlyE Dol e
.i5d6l ia ADVANCE. 40 sQpscIl Pson W.
lor les than aix months Peys.
- ca to the Editor On bnsl-
sorrsctsd with the paper must ge
fAfb otherwise they van n0s 9s az
tthded ~ e ta@ 5dt s1W b0s go
Trims FOR ADVERTISING. f'-',. Z
~ Projectors Of he two NwSpoPeI
M at Columbus, have mutually agfeed
M ne following terms Tot yearly ana other
ADVERTISING. They WIN IN all cases pc Flgld-
A. ,ar,rrrrs VIII be inserted at 81 per
ronsre Ia lines or less) for the frst inser-
iol, and-5O cents for each subsequent inser-
s-nsnents not marked with the number
Ftions, win be published until forbid
and charged accordingly. fsiy f3 .ol4
Yraprv ADvERTIsING-Fou four squares or less,
renewable at pleasure, S60 payable hall
yearly. No contract for less than one year
Tbb privilege of annual advertisers IS hni-
TO 20 Their immediate business; al adver-
fisenients for the benefit Of other persons
sent IN by them, must be paid for BY The
ANNOUNcnge CANDIDATES for Office VIII b
$40, No name viii be inserted unless W
0re especially authorised BY some responsible
person. p 81 te4 s ,h a~t gs 70 43ff
Jon lWoRE must be paid for on delivery.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22

WgHE Subscriber, Agent for the Augusta
M gIhshfahce& Banking Company, Capital
100000 Dollars, actually paid in, is now pre-
pared "a take risks against loss by Fire, or by
- ...!~- VN.. M. COZART
Columbus, Oct, 2, 1888, S-6m a
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AIKIN 90.
l0 - Mann IetIFsr8.

sANa8tt4l4N 1870
Yw4FIE abosa Arm IS this day dissolved, Geo
3 n from ne same.
The husinee q ths concern WI be settled By
p G. Bolddir, to whom, sons holding CLAIMS
against de, win please apply ior payment
Gentlemen indebted to 70 us, are respee tinily
informed that we rely On Their pnnctualltN %
enable Us TO meet our liabilities Should The
amounts due Us not be speedily arranged, our
necessities win require Us to Coerce payment.
Wehaye on hand large number Of Cotton
Gins, manufactured of best English cast and
German steel plates which We viii continue
to offer, for sale. on reasonable terms. until te
spring Of pexbyeaE Should We not BY that
time have disposed Of them, we vii seek q
market elsewhere. We feel satisfied that
Planters waning Gins fofhext season gVill con
suit their interest by purchasing Of Us, as W
shan daeEne the manufacturing business at this
place for the future. Our former patrons val
accept cur thanks for their patronage.
Columbus, December 10, 1888. =
Il EasH u N &c. s. AKIN, 80
E. G. BOUBDIN,f
GAIA GEO 4 ESTES
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22

VIII o6a
oft drivers. supplied 0n
Horses taken 81 the wee I. ~ +. +
ioW g oli
en-.
SIMON C4E SD.
Columbus, July 81, 1888
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: nATL hRRANGmENTs.


y MAIL ARRANGWENTs.
NoRrHERN via FLORENCE LOUISVILLE
,,.-ver &c.
DUE--Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays,
ats, Pm. a.J m 3Ee y
CLOSES-Sundays, Tuesdays and Fri.
days, at 8, Pm.
SoUTHERN via JACKSON. Is
DUE-=MOndays, "Wednesday and SatuF-
DAYS, at 8, A. M. $500 sg s47H'
CLOSES-Saturda Wednesday ands
Fridays, at Z, pm.
EAsrRRN, via TUSCALOOSA, MONTGOMERY
DUE-Sundays, and Fridays, at ., r. M.
CLOSES-Monday and Fridays, at 3,
aP. NJ ous H EHb - G
MOBILE, via PrcKENsvILLE, GREENsBo.
ROUGH, &c.
DUE--Sundays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, at z, P. NJ. 'a2.8W g ao ss EE
CLOSES Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS, at g, P. M. 9' H4'
Povroroo, via ABERDEEN, CoTToN GIN.
DUE--Sundavs, and Fridays at 5, P. Nj.
CLOSES Mondays, and Fridays at 9,
WiycHEsrER, via Macon and DAIEvLLE.
Mondays and Fridays, at 6,P. M.
CLOSES-Sundays and Thursdays, at
s., Pm. s .oIia. .. -et
GaseNsBoRo' (M.) via PLYMOUTH and
~ STARKEVLLE.
DUE Sunday, noon.
CLOSE-Tuesday, noon.
~ Houston, via COLBERT.
OUE-Sunday, at Q, P. M.
CLOSES Tuesday, at 8, P. NJ.
r.t .,sg III MHLPORT, Ala. t ~.
DUE7-Thursday noon.
CIfOSES-Thursday, noon. 81
sfrs' % A. G. BURGESS, P. M. I
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Morlns Mmtfcnmlfs.

E
NNHE Subscriber has at Arcola, Marengo
IL County, Alabama, nursery of the Morus
Mutieaulis or Chinese. MulberTytT rom
which he win be able, to save from fifty to
sixty thousand cuttings for next years plant
ing, if applied for before the first of the ensu-
ing March. Apprised of the great scarcity Of
the Chinese Mulberry tree, caused by the im-
mence loss Of scutfngs, the effects OF wet and
UcUTd weather of last winter and early last
spring; hearing too, that fruitless efforts have
been made this fall, to procure the cuttings
from the North, / have concluded that it
might not be unacceptable to such as wish to
commence the silk business in the South to
learn that small supply of cuttings from this
most choice variety of the Mulberry tree, may
be obtained nearer home, and from trees ac-
chmated The cuttings can be boxed upand
forwarded, with perfect safety, to any place
visited by steamboats, In another year ex-
pect to have one or two thousand plants for
sale Letters to the Subscriber, post paid,
will be attended to. ..-3s.A.--.S1o 85A2&
- JOHN McRAE..
ArcOla, Nov. To- 1855. IL IT, =
~ The Greensborough Beacon, GAINESVILLE
Reporter, Tuscaloosa Monitor, and Southern
Argus, Columbus, Mississippi, publish until
the first of March next and send their accounts
to this Office for collection. 7ae eassI eis !.
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NoTicE 10 travellers CONC N0aTH.


T9HTS splendid line Of four horse Post
~ Coaches is in successful operation, and
runs daily betwean Monty Ala. and Au-
gusta, Geo. PASSENGERS can Be assured 81
more comfort and expedition by their line than
any other now running TO Augusta. The com
pany have spared neither pains nor money to
procure the best Troy built Coaches, excellent
and vel uained Horses experienced sober and
careful drivers. Is b g4lo8fg8 assI-. Ef@
|. To avoid iInpositions repeatedly pfactised oI
the travelling community BY contractoa,at 81
times craving monopoly, passengers viii b
careful gong HoEthnot 20 take their passagt
farther than Montgomery, on any other inter
secting line, where they win at all times have
preference on the PeOIan line for Augusta.
This line runs fOrty-6ve niles on the Angus
Ia and Athens Rail Road; whichWill land pas
sengers in Augusta, ahead of the Mail Iin'
several hours. lrca GEO. w. DENT
L Agent for the Company.
Office Montgomery, Ala. CO eeb f
.Aprl3, 1888 dt5w 29-ly
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Books Stationary and Fancy articles.
10 Mo gUIIW Alto 81

ID 10 1HIo 6UIAl w @A.e1l3aIo E
BOOKSELLER g. STATlONER,
S 81, DG,sPii Mobile. J
VSnow receiving a general assortment Of
Theological Medical and Miscellaneous
Books, bofh6f American and English prin-
tiers; also all the LaaC Books In general use
and having made arrangements with several of
the largest law publishers IN the country, he
is prepared to supply the profession with ali
standard works, on reasonable terms; together
with School Books of every variety now in
use in the different seninaries Of this and the
adjoining States.
Blank Books. ..,..efs,.s -.
/ Comprising Ledgers, Journals, Day Books,
Cash, Invoice and Steamboat books, Records
for circuit and county courts, &c. &c. bound
in the most substantial manner, and made OF
the first quality Of paper, These books win
be found superior to any that have been offered
for sale, having been made to order under his
own supervision.
Elephant, Super Royal, Royal Demi and
Cap Drawing paper, extra fine, for artists and
rrchitects-C Cap and letter paper of all quali-
ties, ruled and plain--Notepaper for invitation
parties-plain and fancy colored Bristol
Bronze foF fine drawings-paint boxes of the
best quality-Lead pencils, extra and CON-
mon-Printing paper of various sizes--print-
ms NH &c. - W9g S&ak
- .aEsO o3 u
All the English and American ANIMALS for
I839-together with a variety of superbly
bound English books for Christmas presents
containing splendid steel engrayings of the i'm
portant views in England, Scotland, ireland,
Wales, America &c, &c.
g-TA the new and valuable works Of Fic-
ton, received as early as issued from the
press--Paper Hanging, &c. with many other
articles too numerous to mention in an adver.
tisement.A $50 = I43ALk
10 Country dealers, Teachers, Planters, &c
willfind it to their advantage to call and exa-
mine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
as he is satisfied that his arrangements are such
as tokeep constantly on hand every article in
the Book and Stationary line, in quantities SUI
licient for the demand.
Oct.20, 1898. \.
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Pfster q Goodwin,

4 r. -.z4 f s+s
Pfster & Goodwin,
TTAVE received the following NEW
IL BOOKS - @
Richard Hurdis, or the .Ayenger of Blood, a
Tale of Alabama.
Burton, or the Sieges, by the author Of Lafitte.
Homeward Bound, by Cooper
Outward Bound, or Merchant Adventures,
by the author of Rat1in the Refer.
PYmm' Adventures and Discoveries, with an
account of a horrible buchery famine, &c.
Damascus and Palmyra, a journey to the East,
by Cha's G. Addison. 'ssa3 s'53 -
Land Sharks and Sea Gnlls; by the author 81
the Naval Sketch Book.
Second series ofSam Slick. sai4s
Calderon, the Courtier, by Bulwer. 81
The Robber, by James. IS r li.a1
Alice, BY Bulwer, being continuation Of En-
est Maltravers. 9 -'-sti7 sg'f9 g
The Wife Hunter, novel. nr
Peter Pilgrim, by the author Of Calavar, Nick
Of the Woods, &c.
The Stranger In China, by @. Z. Downing.
The Romance of Vienna, BY Mrs TroIoppe.
Lights and Shadows ofIfish Life, Mrs. Hall.
Piccola, or Captivity Captive, a novel. .E.s
/ The Woman Of the World, "a novel. 3i3
/ The Merchants Daughter, do
/ The Yellow Plush correspondence. aast
Oddities of London Life, by Paul Prv.
| Third volume Of Turner'S Sacred History 81
the Word.
DUTY and inclination, edited by Miss IAndOn,
Harry Aus'm, or Adventures In the British
Army. ~ F s
Awful Disclosures by Maria Monk.
/ Further Disclosures. nv do s4 also h6r -;
tito Nuns Island. ~ 81
Gooper's Italy. a
The State Prisoner, Tale the French Re.
gency. la aaea hs
Love, by the author Of Irritation. h as +.
Jane L6rnax.or Mothers crime. g "a -.
/ Fielding, or Society, by R r. Ward. s-7 4.
| The Squire, 4 uoyelse - Haasa a3a
Let parts Nickleby, by Boz. Is 80 aia
Also aisnall supply offhe following
SCHOOL BOOKS. es's 80
Webterss Eler1eftaFv IS tal
GA spelling Books.
Walker and WebsteF's School Dictioraries.
New otk Readers, No. j. q atid3.
Eclectic do 1ss and "a
Emsfson's Arithmetic. parts LIST, "a, and Sd.
KevsfO do
PiEe's Arithmetic,
Keys 70 Pike and Smiley.
lst q and 81 Book 81 s
tkeens Lives Of aehingt0p rankin and
Marion.
u BLANK WORK
Iedge Journals Record and Day Roohs.sa
Columbus. Dee. I'll 1888 11H
s.tS.1ss 49,. Il + - r -
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LAW NOTICE.


TsEAM II, KELLY, having permanently,
u heated at Carrolton, Dickens G. H.) Ala.
VIII attend the Courts Of the Counties Of
Tpscaloosa, Greene, Sumpter, and Pickens.
noys ~, 1888, f.sae $3.50 +. sg 81
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1"s5of DfCtttSy lltA 81 itst IL
1llI l..n a98 t5t H e 4. aha IN. G
families 5r nagiiess At The shortest notice any
families wanting yeast, can be supplied ~ send,
ing % f'g Fesidelces annilies can have any
kind Of cakes baked 81 TIER own furnishing
on slId ooa Hew1 keep constantly on
hand and fresh arso rtnentoi Candiau
Of own mannfacture which he VIII sell
low ~ olasale oE retail, The La
dies And Gentlemen are spectf1lly invited 70
call ard examine for themselves nnoi pleased
Mss JnIr ~, 1881
pt7 86B IoP sEis IsssE.
g f'coiWin Price e50. less D per Ell
% kiV l1lau|a ouey.
D copies .Ae Missouri HARMONY.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22

4 4 ~
II AVING purchased Waterman e. y,s1rhs.
ea's Patent BrfcIk Machine. foF
the State Of Alabama, invite Brick Masosns
to examine the Labor-saving Machine. #
viii make 2000per hour, with 4 men, 8 bows.
and two horses mixes the mortar. ana
rnoulds the brick nom the clay. Iwish evlerv
person to examine and satisfy themselves
Mr.. Randel has had one ID operation, n d
lumbus, for three months, with which he has
made three Or four hundred Thousand 3ricl.
Which proves the utility Of the Machine. ~
fishing more Particular lforrnation
WI please 70 cal onfhe subscriber; ii collna.
bus, Mississp
ROBERT BIZ lIEEI 1EY. {
Dec i. 1888 ID
. The Montoonery Ala.1 Journal On
give the above month insertion. ans IA.
ward then account to n. b.
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B. p. aVVE1TLOW. Is w! w. ALLEN
WHITLOW q ALLEN,
-9 Factors & Agents,
I.nsf MOBILE, ALA.
REFER TO 81 -
n. W E9iae Esq lCOlambus, Mis-.
Mr.. B. w. Anderson, Sumter county,
Col. Robert G.. Macon, Greene county, 81
MesSEs. Byers, Penick q Co. Wetumpka,
S 90. ! Th 2 I r. Boiling ! Mobile.
Messrs. F0wlEs, Allen 4 Baldwin, GarnsvIle
Messrs. J.. & G. M. COTE, Tuscaloosa. gs-5ss
Mr. H. s. Atwood, Wilcox county, 5s.4.
Henly & Lomax, Esl's, (ns,,onoil;;gl & y
Mr, A-l Lucy, fSrl7gs W
Iuly1 80 ,tif 49, - .i..af 49, L. Z s
E The Flag ofthe Union, Independent No.
nitor and State IntelligenceF at TuscaIoosa;
the papers published at Gainsyille, Greensbo.
rough and Wetnmka Ala, and the Southern
Argus and Democrat At Columbus, Miss. are
requested to publish the above advertisement.
and send their accounts 70 the ofieeof the 4 az
rengo Gazette. for collection. ssso5 -
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ValuaRle Tract Of Land for Sale.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his yeFy
II pesirable plantation on which he resides.
lying on the Tombigbee River, seven miles
below Columbus. The above tract of Land
contains nine hundred and twenty acres, of
which 400 is cleared and in high state Of
cultivation. There is on It FIRST rate Frame
Dwelling House, Gin House, with oVeFseer's
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