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Baking,
bUhIIlg.
"A BOUND, thankful for past fave.
Hs this methad 10 -, u '-' tS'Vts

a BOUND, thankful for past e,.
LIE this method 10 inform the cr,s Ut .as''
hmbus, and the public generally, lb5, t.1 u u
cured an assistant Baker, he is now ~. 10, g T9
Butter Cracker, which, being always 1;.uaa'Gifs
branch Of the profession which he h, t'j5sn and 4
the last fifty years without nlermss. ,y'OAsl los
them better than any imported Cracker u IarTaha
extending his bakery to every VARIETY , ne saso
specifications for any kind or quantity NM (I'Ae'
Piled at short notice for Families or Pgrtiss 'g-
2. ). Merchants and Planters c,n II.
with Crackers by the single pound or b,rrsi ~,
Harl, or Sea Bread, an excellent and rbaan az. az
for plantations as It will keep for wears in ,a nv
maW. July .. l5ss-5a.l
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MO FICTl0N-Ihis extraordinary chemical
~ composition The result Of science and the III
yen,ion Of a celebrated medical man the introduce
ton Of which 10 the public was invented with tie
s0emnty OF a de5lh-bed bequest, has since gained
a reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining the cor
rectucss Of the .ameuted IT. Gndleys last comics
sion. thal be dared not die without giving to pos
ery the be6eft OF ms knowledge on this subject,
sni he therefore bequea,hed to his friend and alien
dant, solomon Hays, the secret Of his discovery.
II Is now used IN the principal hospitals and the
private practice IN our country, first and most GER
anly lor the cure Of the Piles and also 50 extern
sI.c.y and ciecuaIy as TO battle creduIty, unless
where ms effects are witnessed. Externally in the
following complaints
F0r Dropsy-Crcatnr extraordinary absorption
at once. All Swe.lngs-reducng them in few hrs.
Observation-Disclosures or Chronic, giving quick
ease. Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers or colds
Group, aud Whooplng Cough Externally, and
over the chest All Bruises, sprains and Burns
Curing in a few hours.
Sores and UIcers-Whether fresh or long stand
ing and fever sores.
It's operations upon adults and children in redu.
chg rheumatic sweings, and Ioosenng coughs and
tghtnes of the chest by relaxation Of the parts has
been surprising beyond conception.-T The common
remark Of those who have used il in the Piles is III
acts Ike a charm"
THE PlLES.-The price 81 is refunded TO any
person who will use bottle Of Hays Linlment or
the Piles, and return the empty bottle without be-
ing cured These are the positive orders of the
proprietor to the Agents and out Of many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates to any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article should exhibit
the original to purchasers.
CACTlON.--None can be genuine 2itrout a
splendid engraved wrapper. on which is my name
aud also that Of the AGENTS. SOL; HAYS.
T5-For Sale by f A SMITH, Druggist, Co'um.
bus Mississippi Jan L, 1879 Wit
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Columbus Hotel.

DY BELL s. CONNER-This well known
- establishment has recently been purchased BY
the undersigned, and Is now being fitted up in -
perIor STYLE; Ii rs the intention Of the propretorst 10
add a number Of well finished and furnished rooms
to the house, and we hesitate not to pledge our.
selves to our friends and the public generally, uoi
our patrons will be as well accommodated at our
house. as at any Hotel in the southern country, Tie
servants will always be polite and attentive to them,
and every exerton on our part shall be used to make
Their stay pleasant and greeabe. A share Of pub
he patronage is respectfully solicited.
The Bar shall always be supplied with the very
best OF liquors. selected with great care BY ourselves
in the best markets.
Nothing shall be wanting on our table lat can
crafty the appetite Of the epicure. The best that
our country affords shall be served mp in the nealed
manner, by experienced and capable cooks.
Our stables are not excelled by any in Mississippi
All travellers may rest assured that their horses sha
not be neglected; we have taken great pains 70
procure first rate ostlers ard hope to give uAyersa
sa slacton to all who may give HIS their custom.
Our beds shall always be clean and comfortable
and well aired
Families can be accommodated with private par.
ors; no pains shall be spared TO make them perfect
~ al home.
Town Boarders accommodated at the usua
rates. BELL & CONNER.
Columbus, Mi. Dec. 30 1885 If.
RULES.
LIST. Gentlemen on their arrival are requestcdb
leave their names at the Bar.
81, No gentleman will be considered weekIyof
quarterly boarder, except from the time he enters
his name as such; the same rule to be observed as
to keeping horses.
Sd. Boarders intending 10 be absent for any length
Of time over week, will make il known al the bar
otherwise no deduction for such absence wllI te
made.
4th. Payment from quarterly boarders, mus %
monthly; from travellers, weekly.
5th Gentlemen leaving their names at Tie Baf'
Will give notice OF their intention 10 be absent al NC
time OF regular meals, otherwise no deduction wiz
be made.
9th Gambling of every description most posture
iy forbidden
tn. Persons wishing to send servants on errands
are requested to give notice at the Bar.
sth. The proprietor will not b answersee io'
any property said TO be lost, unless previously depo'
tied in the Bar
9th. No person allowed to use any horse, sadae
OF bride of another without leave Of the pTopne'
tor.
10TH Doors closed st ten O'Clock, exeep' 9"
nights Of public amusement.
% Gentlemen are particularly requeseI a
guard cautiously against accidents by FIRE IN w"
respective bedrooms b. Z
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

Real Estate Banking Company Of Columbus, Nj. }
May Is, 1882
NOTICE is hereby given to the debtors OF this
~ Institution, that after the fifteenth of June,
(ncxt month"; all Notes lying over, unpaid, and not
secured by deeds Of trust, will he put in suit imme-
dlatey thereafter; and that hereafter, NO NOTE will
be allowed to remain dishonored over thirty days
without SUIT
That hereafter, nothing win be received in pay.
menf, or on deposo, but the notes OF this Bank and
specie or its equivalent
That necessary steps Will be taken forthwith to
make the balance due On delinquent stock under the
requison OF Is pr cent called for on the first dav
oI February last.
Extract from the minutes
i5t7 II. S. BLOuNT. Cash'r.
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The Family Physician.

nR, EVERY Mass CoNrASIos, being Comm,
~ ton from the most approved medical au,fo,.
adapted to the southern and western climates b..
which IS added an account of Herbs. Roofs ~,
Plants, used for medical purposes, with drector,
how they are 10 be prepared, so that every man "a,
be his own physician, together with eIos,ary Al
medical terms--by A. G. GooDLErr, A. NJ 6r n.
ny years surgeon in the U. S. Army. With
appendix containing new and successful mode NJ
treating Asiltlc Cholera, By the compiler. For ys
by PFISTER l. GOODWIN
May IL, 1889. Arr--
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SlleriT's sale.

Df virtue orsundry wrts Of Ger lacias, issued by
- the clerk Of the circuit court of Lowndes cuun-
~ AMI to me directed | wall sell for cash at the
court house door, IN Columbus, on Monday, the 18Th
day Of July, 1882 the following property to wit
Lots number eight, nine and ten in square four,
north OF Man street. IN tho SAIL town Of Columbus,
beng the ut- on which Madison WstIal's dwell.
hog s situated. Levied on AZ tie property Of Mad
lson WahaI, TO satisfy said &. las IN favor ofJames
H. smith and others Sale within the hours pre-
Senbed by law. Dated the 30th May, 1882
JOHN W BYRN Sh'A H. c.
Rt Printers fee, 50 00l
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JOHN w, BYRN,
ShiI. of Lownies City,
IPr. lne 81 nOl

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of II ia. issued by The
- Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Lnwndes coun-
" and to me directed | will sell for cash at the
court house door IN Columbus on Monday the 18th
day of July next the following properly 10 wit.
Lots number nine and ten, sixteenth section in
Cruetonal square twenty-five, south Of Main street.
whercon the Warehouse Is situated, Also the I'M
expired lease of an undivided half og the following
partol lot number one in Block number two in the
plan OF the town of Columbus, and fronting on the
north SIDE Of Main street in SAID town TO wit. Begin
nmg at the south west corner Of said lot, and run
ning thence nearly east with said Main street TWEEN
" two feet; thence nearly north at right angles
with sand street eighty two and half feet, thence
west 70 II Johns street, and thence with said
street to the beginning. This lot has on 1t that val
liable brick store house now occupied hy Mr.. JOS. j.
buckalb aud adjoining the store house Of Mr. VIM,
Nj. Cozart
Levied on as the property Of William l., Clark
to satisfy said Il, hs, in favor OF James H. Smith
aud others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law. Dated
the S0th May 1889
JOHN w. BYRN, Sh'h
a -4w of Lowndes County
Printers fee $40 90
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MOrMS MuIticauIis.

4q&2A THE subscriber has now growing near
H$Si& Jackson. Miss. fine lot of the above
NS9SS% valuable TREE, and will have in the fall
~&&An-. or next spring, several thousand for sale.
lie knows them TO be genuine as he bought them
when in full foliage. Warranted genuine or no sale.
Address ), LEWIS, Post oiice) jackson, Mss
~ Il. Trees or cuttings neatly packed, To be sent
TO any part OF the country. j. LEWIS.
Jackson, June |, 1889 Aft
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Gins! Gins! Gins.!t

FWNHE subscriber would inform the pubic ,,ba
a he has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Mandatory IN the town OF Louisville. Winston
county Mis-. Having spared no pains durjnr tho
last SIX months in searching for the best materials
aud having had much experience in the business
he feels confident be shall be able to give satisac.
ten 10 all who may patronse him. His gins will
be made Of Cast and German steel running on tho
best boNing and he will be able to furnish loo Gins
IN tine for the next cotton. crop. lie would invite
the public in general to call at his Factory and OK
anime for themselves, He would further state that
he hasIatoly removed from Georgia, Monroe county
MARLIN I. COLLIER.
Jan. 6, 1885 26-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

a WAS committed 20 the Jstl Of Lowndss
~ county 900 the !th instant negro Boy
~ whu calls hls name William, aud says lac
SE/ belongs 70 Miller MisAsm Of Greene CO.
49,. Alabama SAID boy Is about 10 years
old, 90 marks or sears pcrcevabie lad
on low crowned far bat broadclotn iroek coat hn-
On pants and Obj boots II not caimcd IN SIX months
from tlii date, he will be advertised tor sale accord
ing 10 law.
WILLIAM c. INNINGS, Joicr.
Columbus, May 18Th, 1889. 45r
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Runaway Jail.

WAS committed to the Jail Of Winston county,
" on the 18th INST negro man by the name OF
NED He he belongs TO one Hugh Sanders of
Madison county, Miss. Said boy is about SO years
old five feet eRhtor nine inches high, has scar on
his upper lip. The owner of said slave is requested
to come forward, prove property pay charges and
take him away, or he will be deaN with according To
law. COLBY MCDANIEL,
IalIcr Of Winston county
Louisville, May Goth, 1889 47t3
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Carriages for Sale.

A .W0LFINGTON has on hand and is sil
IA. receiving from Jennings. Robinson g. Cos
mandatory at the north handsome assortment Of
all kinds OF { ARRIA ES, consisting in part Of
Coaches, Charities, Barouches and Bupcys, SC,
SC: which will be sold on reasonable terms al his
Repository.
All Repairing done with neatness and despatch al
his old stand ON Market street, Columbus.
march O. 1889 Slr
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Law Notice

nANL. JONES, having resumed The D,ac
~ tce of law, will attend the Circuit Conf ~
Yazee, and the adjacent counties, The cb,neas,.
Supreme and Federal Courts at jackson. OBce !,
his residence Yazoo county, ten miles Soutb ~ r.,
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton YaySo
C'ysAllss, -@e'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

rs the grandcsl ornament belonging to the humal
4 frame. How strangely the loss of 1t changes
The connIcnaucc, and prematurely brings on tic app
pcaranCe OF old agc, which causes many to reco al
being uncovered, and sometimes even shun society
the icsts and sneers of Their acquaintance;
the remainder of their lives is conSC quenty spent
IN retirement In short, not even the loss Of pro-
perry Ills the generous thinking youth with that
tsavy sinking gloom as does the loss Of his hair,
To avert all these unpleasant circumstances. Oh
DhIDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair from falling of on the first application, and
few bottles restores it again. 1t likewise prod"o S
eyebrows and whskers prevents the hair
turning gray, makes it curl beautifully, and tro,s II
from scuri Numerous certificates Of the first res
probability in support Of tie virtues Of Oldridgss
Balm are shown by the PROJECTORS.
ROBERr WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor Of
Philadelphia, has certified, as may he seen below, to
the high character of the following gentlemen;
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used the Balm o. Columbia discovered by j. o.
bridge, and have found it highly seryiceabe not only
as preventive against the falling of Of hair, but
also a certain restorative. Sgned:I
I'm Thatcher, methodist minister, Sc North 18th
50. John p. Ingltss 33l .lrch st: John ID Thomas,
VI d, 1863 Race ST. John s FweN l0l Spruce st.
High ,NcCWdy 2l3 South Uh John Gard,
Jr, 1913 arch street, Philadelphia
IL WA certainty laist us virtues IN tue tStlTaVon
of the public, when ii is known that three OF the
above sjgncrs are more than 80 years of age, and
the Others not less than So
!, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of SAID city
OF Philadelphia, do hereby certify that | am well
acquainted with Messrs. j. 2. Inglis, John S. Flu.
rev, and Hugh MCurdy, whose names are signed
10 the above certificate that they are gentlemen Of
character and rcspectahy, and as such full credit
should be given 10 the said certificate
BOBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
! For Sale at the Drug store of 4. A. SMITH
! Nam street. Columbus Mississippi.
! Jan IL, S9.--27-tf.
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State OF Mississippi.

NEsHoBA COUNTY.
Probate Court Regular Term, May 20 1899.
nRDERED That BENJ,NIN J. JAcowAy, an.
" pear before this court on the goth day Of July
next 10 make settlement with The court of has ed
mlnstratlon on the estate Of r. II. Ohver,decoased,
aud that thlr,y days notice of the same be gwen by
advertisement IN the Columbus Democrat.
j. b, KIRKLAND, clerk
June AVA Fee * postage, S. sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

TIE. Uni,ed States. Us Courf " Dit. Of No
". nnigDi .9lis5 -. "a. 70
Garioa d. fBiyd. Nay Term 1850.
NY virtue Of theove stated writ issuoi from
Id The circuit court Of the United States aud 10
me directed, vi, eel on the frat day ct Jly, 1852
N credit Of one and two years, al the court housa
Of Aiaaa county, the following described Auds %
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liz CARROLL CouSry.

The sale OF The following described lands, a, The
terms mentioned above, will take place at the cour,
mouse ol carroll county, on Monday, the 18Th OF
July, 1889.
no. Part Of Section Sec. T. Il. Content,
SW ar. and w qroiS
Ear 1 lsn4e 1914
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Waterman \ Learned.

Labor SariRg Patent Brick Machine.
NNo Brick makers of Alabama; the undersicu.
= ed has bought the Patent for the State of
Alabama, and VII putupa Machine for any person IN
the State, at any place. that VIII mix the clay and
mould twenty Thousand Bricks per day, w,tA two
horses Or mules four men and boys, or enough 10
bear Oft the BRICK The Machine Is 80 simple that
any person can make It, for there is no gearing ST
any hnd all Of the work IS performed hy four ps-
tern rods and four rollers ANY person who WISHES
To purchase Machine can do SO By applying 10 the
subscriber N Columbus, Mississippi, and any person
who WISHES To buy right for a county, or single
machine can be had by applying TO the undersigned;
as the above Machines win always be nut in oper.
alton when requested by the purchaser.
ROBERT BLAKELl.
Columbus, Sept. IS, 1855 l0-lam
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Mississippi Female College.

VHNilE Trustees of this institution this day u.,
Il and adopted the following resolutions:
ResotCed, That the board of each Young hdy L.
$lOO per session of twenty weeks, TO be nad ce
half in advance.
This sum is intended to include room, tedlD,
fuel, washing and all other contingent and EVA
charges connected with the boarding deparlmep,
hesolred, That the prices Of Tuition lie IS n.
lows:
Preparatory Department, prt&ssion, $40 90
Advanced Department, 90 90
This Department embraces al the studies
usually taught in the highest schools.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music, including the use of the Piano, $50 O
Needle work, Hm
Drawing and Painting, bw
Painting IN Oil, $50
Transferring,
Shell work, M
Wax work. J
twill be perceived from the nrecoincrc,ou,ior,
that the rates of boarding and tuition have been
changed from the former prices This course he
Trustees have been obliged 10 adopt. They have
employed competent and efficient insiructrsses, who
must be literally compensated, and the resources Of
the institution are the only fund from which that
compensation should be drawn. Hitherto this fund
has proved insufficient.
The rates which are now established, both for
board and tuition, such as are adopted in other
and neghborng schools, and are such as tie ncces.
sites of the College demand
Resotced, That no young LADY be admitted as
student IN the College till the uhole tuition and half
the boarding fees be paid at The time she JON, The
College. THOS. MGEE, Prest Board.
BENZ. 5. LoSG, Secy.
Dec 20th 1888. 2A
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In WINSTON CorSrv.

The sale Of the following described lands on the
terms mentioned above, VIII take place at ,,e court
house OF Winston county, on Monday, The 29d Of
July, 1859.
No. Part Of Section See r r Content,
" ha!i Of + qr IS - 10 20
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Ii CnocrAw Cousry.

The sale OF The following described lands, on the
terms mentioned above, will take pluce ut the court
house Of Choctaw county, on Monday, the 10Th day
of JULY, 1889,
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Amendment to the Constltutlon.

ANACT p-agas la amendment o. dc Coz
"A s.ilt.1r ol 5ae Stale Of VI .s.ss.pp-
stlrl1s !. b. @ enacted b. he Legislature o.
tic ~afl IS VI -s-.pr., Cwu-tlrd- Of el'h a.ahe"
e1rraf-TgI /! iat t- sixteenth section q. t.e iIafi"
article 8- t-- constitution e.. the state ol II alp
pi BIZ SD angeI, altered and ameulst4 AS u read az
r Tvs.
section I6ta A separate superior coafi 81
ctaucery shaa b. estabIeasd with 100 llFi'd'c'.'n
To- al. matters OF equity; Provided, however, ne
legislature may also give n the circuit courts OF
each ro..uty equity jurisdiction. chancellor sha i
BE- elected hy the qualified electors OF the "ise
State, a1d shall be al eaai lhrg years old at iht
time of bis election
sec. ,. b. i further enscied That j, shal. be the
jgiy o.. the Secretary Of State az east SIX months
preceding the general election 10 November next 10
yyr notice. ty advertisement ia three " more 81
fie newspapers printed ia this State Of tins act aRd
lie amendment proposed thereby 10 the existing
constitution Of tie State. Aud, al the sad election,
the qualified electors Of the State, voting Tor mem
hers Of the legislature sAa also vote for OF against
SAID amendment, IN manner oloWing on The tex
el- Of those voting for said amendments shall BE-
g,r,t,ea or printed The word ameHdmeni,' aud 90
the tickets Of those voting agaInt said amendment
shall be written or painted tue words "no amend
menL'
Sec g. Bs L further enacted, That the sherHs
OF che different counties sha. make returns oil The
votes taken for 90 against SAID amendment, aud also
OF hc whole number 90 votes given l0r members OF
thr legislature, % the Secretary Of State, IN the
same mJnnsr and under the same rules and regua-
lions as are prescribed BY aw IL relation to elections
Of members of Congress. And II shall lie the duty
of the Secretary Of State 10 lay all the returns, so
made, before the next succeeding legislature and
d il shall appear that majority ol The qualified
electors, voting for members Of the legislature SHAH
haze voted for said amendments, then the alteration
contained IA the first section Of this act Shall be IN
serted by SAID legislature, as part OF the const-
tuition Of this State.
Sec t. Be it further enacted, That the auditor
OF public accounts shall issue a warrant on the trea-
sury in favor Of any printer or publisher OF news
paper employed in pursuance Of the second section
of this act, ON the certificate Of the Secretary OF
State that the account Of such printer or publisher
- correct
Sec. g. And be it further enacted, That this act
shall take effect and be IN force from and alter It's
passage, JOHN W KING,
Speaker Of the House Of representatives..
A. l.. BlNGAMAN,
President Of the Senate.
Approved February 10, 1899.
A. G. McNUTT
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Jackson, Nj .nag /, 1889.
certify 'he above to be true copy of the orig
inaI now ON file, ia the Secretary's Office
BARRY w. BENSON, Sec. Of State,
- The Mlssissppan, the Natchez (weekyl
Free Trader, the Columbus Democrat, Pontooc Ia
teligencer ana Padding Clarion Will please publish
the above law for six months. b. w. b.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

las. H. HUrCHlNS, ArroRxEY AT Law pa.
~ noIa' MI VIII practice in the courts Of this and
lhe adjoining couoVes, the l Federal cour, and
uiS supreme ana chanoery courts, at Jackson.
Feb |, 1889 S0-s6m
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Drugs and Medicines.

GREENE HILL, at the Columbus Drug store,
~ has received by the last arrivals an extensive
supply OF fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising
Almost every artcle IN the line. Physicians, coun-
Uy merchants, end Planters can now be supplied
with fresh and pure artcless.
May Is, SS9.--45
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Notice.

a. Notice.
M{lD Runaway from the subscriber on
Tnl Wednesday last, Negro man nam
VI cd Jack very black complicated, 5tam-
meu little, has sad counienanee,
-..s.-Ssss about i've feet ten inches high carried
oil good clothes foe a negro | expect that he will
make for Columbus, Georgia. or Louisville, Nj.
as he was brought from Georgia 70 Louisville. will
give thirty dollars to any person that viii odge him
N JAN and gel word To me, so that | can get INN
again Address me at Columbus Nj
May ~ 47ll" JOHN CROSS Sen
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Ran Away.

NJ HUI AWNy.
I'M FROM the subscriber on Doak's creek,
EkA ten Mules north of Canton, Madison county
kES Mississippi on the l2d OF April, Negro
~I hoy oaucd Cato, about five feet eight IN
80 ches hlgh 30 years Of age, OF light COM
plexnu. liberal rcwald VIII be gwen To any per-
son who will deliver the said boy TO me, or lodge hun
in some JAIL 50 can get HIM u. MAGRUDER.
June /. 1889 i7I Printers fee, 80
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he -a'e 81 the ioliowiHg described .auds, on ihs
terms mentioned above. w.i take place at the court
house 81 octibbeha county, ou Monday tie Sill day
VI August, ls59