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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14

.tE.4CT 90 raIts Commercial EalEcst cd
BlsiH- CaHraat 81 IilL5lu- 20 Is-fsss'-
rsf, tF-sfrltr Hlr u1sk ~ iifEa. In
Tfaa4e.L oat j-y~o'La purpose.
WHEREAS, te encouragement %. .a'arla. ..a
W was.HeM deemed, y u.e fE'liair' o
subject 10 i.e highest Impoaarce and deepest in-
-sre.lio ibe people OF Msss, PIP. and where's.
be pfss DENT directors, and company, of 'ht COM
nerra railroad hank Of Ncksburg, have manifest
,l lie most ardent pea. and uai1ng Industry 20 .At
prosecution uf he Nc}-hurg and Jackson faI.-fe4e'
attn lime when a DE resources Oi 'he country 'ttiH-
"a necessary o. protect tic credit and character "i
banking department; and whereas, Tie legislature
are sensible 81 tie vast Importance 81 spetdiy com
netting the "a q road, without lmpairng Tie ustiHl-
ICES Of tie h5us:
Section l. BE q enscisd hy the Legislature oi ule
State Of Mis- ssppi That N order 10 iaeil'iaie nc
said improvement, without depuyIng Tie pope OF
the benefits OF tie bank, that TWO hundred bands
al fye thousand dollar. EACH payable twenty years
after date, 10 the order OF the president, directors
ard company. of the Commercial aud ran. road uaAA
of Iica.burg. bearing interest az tic rate OF SIX
Der cent per auuum shall be signed by the governor
of iIcslate rounicrsgned hy de STATE treasure y
and under sea, of the State and The ldilh oi the
state be, ard the same is hereby, pledged Tor me
punelua payment o the principal and interest Oh
aid bonds said bond 10 be in tie following ""idS'
10 wit:
Know Oh men by these presents, that The state OF
Mississippi acknowledges herself TO be indebted 10
iHc president, directors. and company, ol ne Com
mcrta and rail road baul; Of NcksburE, III The sum
Of Gge thousand dollars, current mon7y Of lie NJ
ted States, which sum the said state OF Mississippi
promises to pay 10 the order of the president dfec-
tors, and company Of tue Commercial and railroad
bank Of F.cksbuIg, twenty years after da@ hereof
with interest at the rate of SIX per cent per ahhum
from the date Of the endorsement payable seml-an-
nuaIly at the place mentioned IN the endorsement
hereto. In witness whereof, the governor OF the
state Of Mississippi has signed aud The treasurer Of
The state has countersigned, these presents, and
caused the seal Of the state 10 be affixed thereto at
Jackson, This day OF IN the
year OF our Lord
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Take Notice.--S2O Reword

RANAWAY from the subscriber near Fuson.
"a ~ oktbbeha county, on the night Of The Inn
INST negro woman by the name Of Rose twenty
l9ul or i've years old, dark complicated or rather
oiac6 stout and heavy set, no scars except ON ler
neck on the right side just under the ear small ni.
Had Vq when iell course cotton coat, and p draw.
ing chain locked around her neck | viii give tie
above reward gu the delivery Of hrr
DtFi1 Nj COOK.
August ~, lss9.-6w-tC
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Carriages for Sale

A II. WELLINGTON has on hand and is Still
IA. receiving from Jennings, Robinson g. Co.'S
mandatory at The north a handsome assortment If
all Kinds oi CARRIAG ES, consisting in mart Of
Coaches, Charities, Bareuches and Buggys, sc:
sc; which will be sold on reasonable terms at his
Repository.
All Repairing done with neatness and dsspa,eh al
bis old stand on Market street, Columbus.
march 2, 1889 SIT
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1O.O0O.OOO NOruS Multicaulis
Outlines,

HNhE subscriber has Tor sale The above number
II oil cuttings from this invaluable tree No com
theniary is necessary 10 prove nconesiabv the en-
oeedlns value Of these trees, That the growing of
silk IN tins country IS lucrative above an other nern.
pa'lonS, Is established rouchsivey, hy reference 10
experiments already fully tested-and there exists
also, the cleareSt aud almost papabIe evidence. Thai
the propagation Of the tree Tor market wi0 be- nm
hlabe for many years. AT the north, in the cptnr,
81 SIN $1,000 IS considered an average Weld 10 The
hand where there exists many Inconvenience un
known TO this climate,
Applications to myself near HAMBURG, ar n
Maj W IL Turner, agent at Mancn Perry county
Alabama, promptly attended to.
~ j. NJ. WElSlNGER.
Hamburg, Perry co. Ala. Nov9 lstr
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Law Notice

nANL. JONES, having resumed the pIac
~ tlce Of law, will attend the Circuit Court Of
Yazoo. and the adjacent counties; the Chancery
Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office at
his re.,denre Yazoo county ten miles South of Ben
ION. on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CIV Miss,
Nav Goth, 1885, -i6-tE
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(UUerR0r.
I.---.-lL..-.-

Sec, 2. AMI be il further enacted, That the SAID
bonds may be transferable by the endorsement Of the
president and cashier Of said bank, 10 the order o.
any person or persons whOmsOCycr or 10 the bear
cr; sBd the sad endorsement shall Tx The pace
where the said principal and interest shall be pad
and all the expenses incurred therein shall be de-
ljayed by the SAID bank.
Sec 3. And be it further enacted, ! hat both
the principal aud interest OF said bonds shan be paid
BY said bank al the time they shau SeVefaIly IAN
due.
Scc 4. And be it further enacted, That to secure
tie payment ul the principal and interest oi we sau
bonds, when either or both shall fall due by ut
said bank, the execution and delivery OF sad boLdS
to the said president, directors, and company, Of the
Commercial and rail road bank Of Nlcksbulg shall
have the force aud effect OF a mortgage upon the
said Ncksburg and jackson railroad to the state Of
Mississippi, which may be iorecosed by the state,
upon any failure Of the said president directors,
and company to pay either the interest or the prln-
cpal Of sad bonds, according 10 the tenor and ei-
leel and Nle endosemc thereon.
See 3. And be il further enacted, That the sec
tim Of this act whereby the faith Of this state IS
pledged for the payment and redemption OF the loan
contemplated by this act be referred TO the next leg
iSuurc Of This state, in pursuance ol the nnthsec-
ton of the seventh article of the constitution; and
that this article be published under the direction o
the governor, N at least three newspapers publish
ed IN this state, for ihrce months previous 10 the
next general election, and that tins act, together
with the yeas and nays thereon, be entered on The
Journals of he senate and house OF representatives
See G. And lie it further enacted, That the ex,
pense OF newspaper advertisement, mentioned in
this act, shall be paid by the said rail road company
Sec I. And be It further enacted, That the
powers, rights and privileges, conferred by this act
and The act Incorporating the Commercial and raj
road bank Of Vckshurg, and the several acts supple.
mcnaty or amtudaiory thereto, shall be in full force
and continue until the year one thousand eight hun
bred and eighty; after which time the said rai.roa,
shall become and be the property of the state.
JOHN w. KING,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
A. h. BINGAMAN,
President of the Senate.
Approved, February Is, 1880.
A. G.. McNUTT.
August %, lS39.-s-Sm
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Valuable Plantation for Sale.

XAhth | VIII sell on reasonable terms my
~ plantation in Noxuhee county, situated
a$YE& between the Tomblgbee and Noxubee
rivers, ten miles from The Binbee. and
one from lie Noxubee, and lying directly on the
road leading from Macon to jamestown and Gaines
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres, about
220 acres Of which is prairie, and the whole OF It is
the bs quality Of cotton land, being Of rich SAN
dy soil. There are about 200 acres in fine state
of cultivation. The Plantation is well Natered nv
creek running through il, and also has on il three
springs of limestone water which run throughout
the year; besides well in the yard Of as fine Tree
stone water as can be found in the State. There
are on tie premises two fine young orchards Of
choice fruit The buildings area comfortable dwell
lug house, negro cabins, corn cribs. cotton On
with screw SC. SC. This place was formerly
ownel by Mr.. II. Ridgewdy, and is known by The
name Of The Ridgeway tract Any one wishing to
purchase cotton Plantation wonld do well 10 exam
inc the premises. For further particulars apply 10
he subscriber living in Macon, or in his absence 10
Mr., Ridgeway, proprietor Of The Washington Hsll
Macon, or 70 Mr. C. Hairless four miles rom Macon
H. y. SPOONER.
Macon, June 20, ls90-5l-tf
70 The Tuscaloosa Flag, and the Huntsville
Democrat are requested to publish The above 10 the
amount OF five dollars each, mi send teeir bills 10
me 80 above. Tx. SFpW1@R
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MOrus NIulticnuIis.

HkEAH. OR Chinese Muberry-now is YOUR
A@aSK time to engage these trees and cuttings,
VFYS% as they will be Soda reduced price for
--sdAn-. the currency f. Smith will have for
sale large number of the trees aud cuttings of the
Morus Muicauls, which have been raised in
this county and consequently are acclimatcd, thus
rendering them superior to those raised IN more nor.
thcrn climate, They viii be warranted genuine.
Those wishing TO purchase Tie trees or cuttings,
will do well TO engage them soon.
August "a, 1889 .--7-tf
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Amendment 10 thc Cons,,.

\ HI i'' Ii0iit 10 thc COnstgtB,,
A \ AtI proposing az ars--r..-.. -'''''iel
- ~ is'r u tie >'sip of n - ls O.
>Er1loN l. Le G eEaei,d Ey-ts
TIC state o. " ssras17- 1.-Two 1,rG. NJ -
eoHcuF'iHgl Aai u.r sixteenth st,r.s, - -
sT.c.e @. tie Constitution al Tie So - ~, = -.
2 he = eisngcd, altered and ulaJi =. i, As'ss
Seetic- 10Th. A ss1ar,, am.
ehanseTy suaa b osiab.tlet. VIII ~ a.
q al. matters OF equity: P-oytet - ~
eg>.a'dre may ash give % Ire cif,.., s's' @.
,aoh county equity jurisdiction. A 60 r-s's
Le eecied BY The qualified elsct,r. = ' q
Tine Of his election !'ah Ell 1.
Sec. 2. Be II iurlGcr eascied Ia.
duty o. The Secretary Of SAFE n La, :. sa < Z
lfe~dhg NE general election ia Noyerl-a--a sa-
GIVE NOTICE. hy advertisement in tbr,o =. Ns1'
We newspapers printed in this STATE an. Noie
the amendment prnposed thereby ID Il. o a.
constitution OF The State. And. at tIe - e1l.,ls
me quahhed electors oil the state. vol.r, s''eo
bcrS OF ne legislature shall also vote ~ ., aSA-
SAN aihehaheni. IA manner tOluWjpy -, = --'A>
els oil those voting for SAID amepIn.,,. 'i' l't
EFI'len or printed the word "amepdrs,. +, ''l 1 d
th@ickets OF those voting againt ss.I -. a'a 1l
shan be - Jr printed The voris . l'ae9.
ment." '0s 40 arehi
sec >: be 1t further enacted Tia, IL,
Oh Inc diuereht counties shall make r,,r,s- '''S'
votes talent or or against said smqD3ner, 90 q 'Ae
OF Inc whole number ni votes given e., - a.N
The legislature 10 the Secretary Of Sls,e ,"
same manner ana under the same rules et5 -. ~
tons as are prescribed By law IN relation n a
OF members OF congress. And il slaH 10 -
OF the secretary OF State to lay all the return,
made, hciore The next succeeding lerssfor.
Il II shan appear that a majority of the Qua
electors, voting Tor members of the lepi,atpr, n.
have voted for SAID amendments. then the slS,..'.
contained in the tirst'seelon Of this act shall 4. .
serted, by said Legislature, as part Of tbe rm,
tuition of this State
Sec. a. BE It further enacted, That tie .usy
OF public accounts shall issue warrant on ,be, ~.
sury IN favor OF any printer or publisher Of re,,
paper employed IN pursuance of the second ,p,,.,
oil this act, on the certificate Of the Serrpt,, 4
State, that tie account Of such printer or pub5s,
is correct
Sec, 5. And be il further enacted, Fiat his q,
shall take effect and he IN force from and pfe, \,
passage. JOHN w. KING.
Speaker Of the House Of Representsfiy.
A. l.. BlNGAMAN,
President Of The Senate.
Approved February ia, $780,
A. G. McNrTT.
DErARTMENT or STARE,
jackson, Nj .UGy |, 1889
certify the above to be a true COPY Of The ori,.
na now on file, in the Sccretarv's Office.
BARRY W. BENSON, Sec. Of STATE.
April 80 43-6m
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Morus NIulticauIis.

CHn nnn genuine Morus Mucaolis
CO,OOO buds for sale BY the subscriber.
WHICH he offers for sale at one cent per bad deliver
able N next month or in December Il desired, VI he
wan plant tint many buds next spriag. aud deliver
the product in November, 1910, 10 any gentleman
or company OF genuemen. The trees, from vEch
lhe above buds grew this year, ranged in length
from oHr 70 e'ght feet Who will give ten cents Icr
lte lor ad that are raised from the above ands-or
who wall make propositions Good security MN he
gwen and required. The above buds wiil be do.
hvered at my house, in Petersburg, Va. if All an,
taken,
9eler to Mr., NJ Walthau, Columbus
STEPHEN u. WATKINS.
Lawrcnceye, Va. Oct, s, 1889.
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From the Richmond Ennniret.

MISUNDERSTANDING Mcdonald ans innu,u.
rated on the 9th instant, IN The presence or an
immense crowd In the State House. HIS brief
but appropriate inaugural address will be publish
ed in our next The Legislature had previously
counted tho official returns OF the votes and
found that Mcdonald had 32,634, Dourhcrty,
32,s07--maorty 1897
A bill has been introduced into the Senate 10
repeal the &C, authorizing general banking and
bill is introduced "more ciiectualy To compel
banks to redeem their paper IN specie. By this
bill 1t is provided, that during tho suspension of
specie payments by the Banks, those institutions
will BIO debaucd from commencing SUITS on any
notes, bonds, Sc. due them, Where .sults have
already commenced, they are to be continued TO
the next term Of the court, etc. During the stS.
pension, the banks are prohibited from transfer.
ring notes, bonds, OF drafts payable at and dis.
counted hy such hanks" The Charleston Cou.
rier publishes the lolloslng extract OF letter,
dated Milledgovlc, November . " There is a
strong feeling against tho Banas here There is
but little doubt that they will be required 10 pay
specie before long, or lose their charters. The
Bank Of MIlledgeye has been protested in 8 %
cases. and am told they will be sued on each in
Magistrates Court. The Legislature is decid,
ody Administration, and will cry aloud and spare
not, where banks are concerned
JEFFERSON The Fedemli>ls having assum-
ed many Names such as Wings, aud Jehersoulan
Wings, within the last two years; aud having al.
50 very frequently quoted Jefferson, tho Apostle
o! American Democracy, as authority to prove
the Correctness Of the measures they advocate,
we beg leave TO submit to the people the follow
ing extract of letter from Jefferson, 10 the vene-
rated Lafayette, dated Nov. 4, 1923, as an eyi.
dence that the party terming itself +" Wing is the
same which was known as Federal in '9s
!" You are not 10 believe that these two parties
federal and democraIic) are amalmagaled--
the lion and the lamb are lying down together.
The Hartford Convention, the victory OF New
Orleans, the peace of Client, Frustrated the
name Of federalism. Its votaries abandoned II
through shame and modification, and now call
themselves republicans. But the name alone is
changed, their principles are the same. For IN
truth, The parties Of Aristocrals aud Democrats
are those Of nature. They exist in all countries,
whether called by these names, or by those of
Tories ana Wings, ULTRAs and RADICALS,
Services or Libeiais.
Nor 4 FABLE.--A boy in tins city, three years Of
ace was asked who made him With his little
hand foot from the floor he artIessy remarked, -
"God made me little baby, so high aud gre,e
the rest"
/" Gentleman" is a name often bestowed on a
well dressed blaekguard, and Withheld from rs
right owner, who only wears IS qualifications ~ ms
chart,
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The following lines were sent by young lady
her lover, whose name was Not, a few weeks |
lore their marriage. The nupia knot was tied !
mednlely, upon the discerning lovers dccypheri
their import.
Why urge, dear Sir, bashful maid
To change her single hot,
When well You know I've often said
In truth | love you, Mott.
For all your puins do Mott, care,
And trust nc on my life,
Though You had millions declare,
would, Mott be yoer wife.
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&. q. OInnSted.

GArE o. FRANKLIN, TLNNESIE-)
WILL practice Law IN LoSnds and The
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite The
Post Office.
Co.pmbus Mss Oct. 9Th, 1855. l4-if
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Millinery ana Dress Making

AIRS. BINGHAM from Hsnsvie, Ala. re-
WI specially informs Tie ladies' Of Columbus and
its vicinity, that she has recently commenced the
above business al her residence on the corner of ST.
Genevieye and Fayette streets. She will make, an
The shortest notice, straw, silk and fancy bonnets of
the latest fashions; dresses made in the ncateh
manner and after the most approved STYLE
June 3, 1889 4Sf
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ROSIN THE BOW.

I've aiWars bccn cheerful and easy,
Add scafcc have needed a Toe
hlH.e snmc after money Hn crazy.
metriy Rosin'd the Bow.
Some youngsters were painting Cor llshions.
S'me new kick seemed al The %;
Bhi having no turbulent passions,
My motto was Ros.n the Bow"
30 kindly my parents bcsoug4l me,
M longer rowing b. 60.
Aud friends whom thought had forgot me.
Win gadncss met Rosin tie Bow.
NY young days spent OH in rowing.
But never was vicious, 40. no:
Rut seine how loved 10 keep moving
And cheehuiy Rosin'd tic Bow.
In country city, no matter,
Too often never could 20;
Ny presence a sadness would scatter.
~ cheerful was k0sln the Bow.
The old people always grew merry,
ioups hces with pleasure did glow
While bps with HE red Of the cherry.
spped " bliss TO old Rosln the Bow"
While bweelly PLAYED on my vlo
IN measures 50 soft and so slow,
va TINE siupp'd the shade on the dial,
10 listen 10 Itosin The Bow.
and tho my sweet prime I've been spending,
Where friendship made glasses ere now.
NO pang Of remorse s now rcndng
The bosom Of Rosin the Bow.
And peacefully now am sinking,
From all this sweet world can bcstow.
But heavens kind mercy I'm thinking.
Provides Tor Old Rosn the Bow.
Now, soon on some still Sunday morning
The first thing The nsighbors viii know,
Their ears will be mel with the warning,
To bury Old Rosn the Bow
MY friends then so neatly will dress me,
In linen os white as the snow,
And N my new coffin theyr press me.
And whisper poor Rrsn the Bow"
Then lone with my head on the pillow,
In peace III be sleeping below
The grass aud the breeze shaken willow,
That waves over Rosin the Bow.
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Indians PanncpR,

TUSl received new supply of This invaluable
81 medccme--For sale by + A SMITH.
august 81, 1S39-Su
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MOruS NIulticaulis.

&EA THE subscriber has now growing near
4tIsfK Jackson. Miss, fine hot Of the above
OFpssM valuable TREE and will have in the fall
~ssAAE-. or next spring, several thousand for sale.
lie knows them 70 be genuine, as he bought them
when in full foliage. Warranted genuine or no sale.
Address }, LEWIS, post o1ice) Jackson, Miss.
~ Il. Trees or cuttings neatly packed 10 be sent
TO any part ct the country. j. LEWIS.
Jackson, June /, 1889 l7tr
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THE SoVEREICNs or rNcIANn

The SoVERElGNS OF ENGLAND.
First, W llam the Norman then William his ann
Henry, Stephenand Henry then Richard and Johs
Next Henry the Third Edwards one, two. and
three
Ana agaln, alter Richard, three lIenrcs we see.
Two Edwards third Richard i'll rightly guess.
Two lienres sixth Edward, Queen Mary Queen
Bess
Then jamie The Scotsman, then Charles whom they
slew, ~
iet received after Cromwell, another Charles 100.
Next James Che Second assembled the throne;
Then god William and Mary together came on.
idI Anne, George four, and fourth William past,
Tod sent US NIelorla--may she long be the last
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14

Dissolution OF COpartnershlp'
T7lIE CopsrIaersh heretofore existing -
Il Lowndes and onroe counties, oeters
Tucker, Hardy & Smith is dissolved. The 0''''
ness of the iiIm viii be ATTENDED, 10 alone By
T. II. Tm6ER S
y SMITH
October ssh, iss9 1911
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Dissolution,

INHE co-paTmership heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of Brown < RAMSEY, is tins day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to the hrm will please make payment 10 John c.
Ramsey, whp is alone authorized 10 receive all dues
aud dsburse all liabilities Of the concern.
THOS. W. BROWN,
April 26, ls3942tf JNO. {. RAMSEY.
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Eagle Hotel, Aberdeen. MI
q. %SA-CA,

FKNHE SUBSCRIBER would rtsptcNUTIy lHV7"'
Il friends, and the ravelng pubic, ihai y Z
occupies tho well kno pubic icssc on he coiIs
Of Commerce and Oh, smut streets, formerly kepa "A
John O'Brackcn, 10 .hich he has made cx'ens,.
improvements, which will render ms house as eu,
Portable as any other il North MisssslaRl. ms ~
BILE is large and conreI lent. He hopes by pn'g III
ting attention to the e,se and comfort OF iTaVe'@'"
to merit liberal share 81 public patronage.
NICHOLAS REEDf.
aberdeen, Nj Oct. is, 1850 ISL
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% nAn LBS DRY HIDES WANTED
zV.OOO For which the highest price viii
be psld by 4. r. WOLFINGTON.
march 9, 1889 SSH
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Law Notice.

4 BOOTH, RESIDENT DENTIST, removed 10
u the Office lately occupied by S. A. Saonstal.
one door east Of the Bookstore.
July 81, 1889. soft
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
nrulas and Me.licincs.

GREENE HILL, at the Columbus Drug store,
" has received by the last arrivals an extensive
supply of fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising
almost every article IN the line. Physicians, coun.
try merchants, md Planters can now be supplied
with fresh and pure articles. May IS: 1895
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Wanted.

A NEGRO woman, who IS good cook, also
IN Negro fellow, for which good price will be
paid in Real Estate or Aberdeen money. Inquire
at NE Democrat office. Ll7tfl June T. 1889.
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Az DHATN Z XIV rs,
Washington City, October 81, 1890.