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DISAPPOINTMENT.
The snlo VI the above described SO
Rfuos. is hereby Postponed, until
Monday the 18th dsf 81 February isip,
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NJ J. ! llfSeY, Dfpafg
February q, 1880 90
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

sHERIFF'S SALE.
f. w. & J. R. / Onf. ia. on bond
Hubert, to April Term,
rs 1889.
VIM. X. Carly,
]. Ii. Johnston g.
w. II. Fleming,
A. c. McEwing &c.
Us Same.
WIN. X. Carly,
Johnston and
Fleming.
pY virtue of the above stated cases
- to me directed, from the honorable
the Circuit Court of Madison county,
shall expose to public sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, at tho Courthouse door
in the town Of Canton,
on the third Monday in March 1890,
Two Lots in the town Of Madisonville,
known as Lots Number twenty-six and
|eighty-four, fronting each fifty feet on
Main Street, and running back one hun
dred feet, on one Of said Lots is a good
dwelling House.
Levied on, and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases.
S. M. FLOURNOY, SLY.
By ]. w. RAY, Deputy.
February 8, 1889.
Printers fee $1I.1
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09

EDY virtue Of the above stated cases
lie TO me directed, ! shall expose TO
public sale for cash, at the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
on the first Monday in February,
1880,
One lot of Corn, say Z hundred and
ffty Bushels, lot Of Fodder, two Wag-
ons, five yoke Of Oxen, eight Mules,
seven Horses and three Cows and Calves.
Levied on and will be sold TO satisfy
the above stated cases
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShF
ByJ. J. Henry, Deputy.
January 10.
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rosrPoNENIENr.

sHERIFF's SALE.
II. NJ. & J. /. Thomp- On alias Fl. ia. on
son, use &c. bond 20 April
rS term 1870. Modi.
heltly Sanders, ct. al. son circuit court,
NY virtue of the above stated case, to
- me directed, | will expose to public
sale, for cash, at the door of the Court
house in the town of Canton,
on the First Monday of February 1889.
Ono likely Negro boy, named STE
PHEN. Levied on as the property of
defendant Sanders, and will be sold to
satisfy the above stated case.
S. M. FLOURNOY, Sh'F.
By WM. Il. Cox, Deputy.
January &c, 1899.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09


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- virtue o. 10 alntu talsieaas II
- NV directed, from tho hohanlla
ile Circuit Court of Hadison county /
shal expose 70 public sale. 70 tie blsbsai
hd,lef' lof cash, NJ lhe Courthouse imf
ln The town Of Canton. on
Monday ihc 18th ary 81 rebtuaf, ,aap.
The following named Negroes. IL wit.
lsant fhafils and child. Ann and child
bartlett, Dick, Henry, Billy, tlly, Dittv'
parcus, Mlcky and Matilda.
Also.
On nc 7ai,d Monday Of Harch 1880.
The following described land, viz
section four, siN.cighths Of section three,
and east half Of section five, north half
OF section nine, northwest quarter of
section ten, and northeast quarter sec
ton eight, all in township eleven, range
five, east.
Levied on as tho property of John
Shrock, and will BIO sold to satisfy the
above stated case.
$. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'F
BY y. A. FRENcn, Din.
February 0.--5-l0-- Pr. fec Sl8.1
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sliERIFF's SALE.

3, 1889. 5-l0-pr fee Sill
sHERIFF's SALE.
g NJ. Jones,
rs On fl. ia. on bond
N Marshall I to April Term,
Fleming.
virtue of the abovve stated case
me directed, | shall expose to
sale for cash, TO the highest bid
! the Courthouse door in the town
btm, on the
Aird Monday Of March 1899,
right title, interest and claim Of
I'm II. Fleming, in and to the fol-
property to wit: Lots number
Pix, forty.seven and forty-eight,
bg fifty feet, each on Chittyloosa
and Lots number one hundred q
1.-TWO, one hundred and twenty
one hundred and twenty-four, one
d and twenty-five, one hundred
eaty-six, one hundred and twen-
b, one hundred and twenty-eight,
Hdred and twenty-nine, one hun
ad thirty, and one hundred and
pne, lying between LAHORE and
mStreets, in the town Of Madi-
I'D on as the property Of VIM.
bing, and will be sold to satisfy
ve stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'g.
By J. w. RAY, Deputy.
taary 9.--5-1O Pr. fee $14.l
NOTICE.
Robertson, Decree in Chan
illustrator &c. Gerry, at January
rs term 1889, State
haun, of Mississippi.
virtue Of the above named decree,
herein the Sheriff of Madison
Is made Commissioner to sell
property herein after mentioned
proceed on the
'rsi Monday Of March 1889,
10 Inc highest bidder, on a credit
months.
te s'! Likely Negroes.
rIllas' George SANFORD, Bill
Francis, Cooper, Merrett P. Boil
u,eorge Haughton, Eliza Brook.
~ a. Manah and Child, Lucyann
Elliott, Roy and Lucy Pur.
giving bond with approved secu.
= N. fLOURNOY, Sh'g.
and Commissioner
,,.,. ; BY J. ]. HENRY, Dcp'y
aary =, l839--5-7-[Pr. fee So
II sHERIFF's SALE.
A,slop y Co On Il ia to Apri
Is teu 1000 nj \.
AEIy. son - c; ,ova' o cnuu !,
'' ~ OF the above stated case /,
gl sa ! shall expose to pub
nut ~ cash, at the Courthouse doc,
own Of Canton, on
'a Monday of March, 1889,
5oCsa AND Lot.
v ',h sn. Of jacksonville, it being 10
aos hundred and twenty.thrco, .,
Fl, n" : street. fronting two hundrc,
~ ~, 'ee', and one hundred an,
49,. PACK, on the southwest sid,
us sse IS t being the house former
|;e se !, BY John R. Hubert.
Ose !, ,,., ana will be sold, to satisf,
: N; FLoURNoY, Sa'f.
|n,,, J BY J. J. IIrsny, Dcp't,
: : 5-l0--TPr. fec Sin
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09

- III FWFF VI -
The Hile ~ lhe slaVo Described pf1.
pdfit 4 hereby postponed anill the
Third Hesdaf ~ isssafS issp.
~ " FlutiHNuY, SLF
w J. ! Iifssr, itJwiy.
January "a.
fusfruNENFST.
The sale Of tie above described pro.
Vefly Il hereby postponed until The First
Monday Of February oesl
y ". fLOuRNOY. ShF.
Nv !. J. llrSay. Drp'ig
January ~, 1889.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE,

Rf virtue of an order from the hon.
- orablc the Probate Court Of Mndi.
son county, granted a, The January term
1889, TO the undersigned as Admins.
traitors on the estate Of Eiirabcth krn.
non deceased, VIC shall proceed to sell
at the late residence Of the deceased,
On Moadaythc fourth day Of March 1889,
The following property viz.
Several Likely Negroes.
Household n KifeheM Fur
niturc, Farming Utensils.
and all the Stock &c.
Also will be sold on the Same day to
the highst bidder, on a credit Of one and
two years, the place on which the said
+. kcnnon resided containing SEQ acres,
eighty acres in cultivation.
JOHN DEAR,
CHAS. w. CAMPBELL,
Administrators.
February 2, 1889. 40
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hay, March Is, 1880,

fright, title, interest and claim
Dpr Mcneil in and to lot number
bdrcd and seventy six, lying in
N Of jacksonville, containing
I'D seycnty-one hundreth acres Of
Erc or less, fronting about ten
bn Main street.
b on, and will be sold, to satisfy
We stated cases.
s. M. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
By JonN w. Ray, Deputy.
., 1889. 5-10-pr fee Sill
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09

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ifsf'Nfi H# tt 81 "a aa lasnA i#
atlH tom iaW.
loha 4 IHeb ss.t em,,t ~
TX slilaa "a lh aiofa stated ssae "a
nH 8ifetled. / sinll tteasa ~ p,l-
'l9 .ale laf cash, atlhe t'tmt House dinf
10 Canton, On
hohdat The isth aat ~ rebteatt taau.
TWO HORSES,
une by and one grey Levied on and
WI b sold f. satisfy The above stated
and other caasa.
s u FLuuRNOY, StF.
Hy J. II. WmfnHFan. min.
feh 2. 1880 5-in-pr lac @l.
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sIIrnIrrs SALE.

sIIERfFF's SAbh.
binkins On 4 IA. on bond
RS April term 1899,
Mcneil and in Madison Cir
Porter cult court.
trIas Of the above stated case,
me directed, ! will expose TO
Me, Ccrcash, at the door Of the
buso in the town of Canton. on
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NOTICE.


| |p' George SANFORD, Bill
francis, Cooper, Merrett P. Bob
u.e0rge haughton, Eliza Brooks
| ~ a. Mar'ah and Child, Lucyann,
Elliott, Roy and Lucy Pur-
giving bond with approved secu-
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07

rENAkEN up by Ira Bosscl., bay horse. two
n white feet, sway back, bluj 10 one eye, about
nine years Old appraised 10 hly dollars.
Pnutegs Zee - 90
Taken up BY John Erwin, chrsnut sorrc mare.
tour years old, a star N The forehead right hnd foot
whle-n no marks mr. brands; appraised to forty
dollars. lPuulCrs fee s. 90
Taken up by Thomas u. Musn, one fuke II
oxen ENC red and with brn5lc saauks, taaraed with
spin 10 each each ear; the other Willie steer
with bIuc epoja on hs head and neck, marked with
D smooth crop and under hit 10 tl,e g3t ear, 3wal-
low iutk n tbs lee appraised Co City 1ars.
ttt,t.t-s" =.
Taken up by George Vaughn, black horse. six-
teen hands high, eight years %. some white IN his
ice anI whi;e hats IN his tail, blind IN enc eye anI
cannot see good on; OF he other appraised 10
twenty-five dollars Printers Zee ~ oa
Taken up by Rclald NJ Tun,f afa-bIlen
gray horse, fourteen bands and 2 halt Iaghi fifteen
years old appraised to twenty five dollars.
Printers lie 50 co.
Taken ~ BY Asa Blake, Dark brown horse mule,
thirteen years old, 10 brands, some white on hrs
back appraised 10 lhlrly.tve dollars.
Printers fee - 90
Takcnnpbg William Smrknau, bay roam horse
nine years Cd, a small under BIT takes cat Of tlie
right ear white spot 90 de Jeff hind foot some
white hairs in ls iacc saddle spots on bis back ap.
praised 10 slNty.Gyo dollars, Printers ice 81 90.
IiOs. FLEICilALLI Ranger
Nov. d. lsJ9-2l-3i.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
Choctaw Reservations.
goAMissIoSEEs OFFrcE,
q L -

COMMISSIONER WFTlcE,
Columbus, hi, 25lh Nov. 1899.
NOTICE. ana instructed hy the Co,nlpis,,c,
~ er Of Indian Affairs 10 make one more pabLr
call, on oil those having business 10 ,ransari M,
tbs Office, TO bring lofth without; further 4. -,
adjudication. Claimants are adrorje..l aa,
whatever business may rclp,dn unse.,,s5 Mn 49,
office shsa be closed At .nis pee. win aeressarly
nave 10 be,ltslSIer'rA to to department " si
ln9'on' a'a '''a maze the necessary proof lher.
NV un.'ouo'~'',y heauended with much more troa.
w qua =" .eh 70 the claimant than to make II
"'ts ,NDR A. klNCANNON, Comr.
-" refliying contracts ior Choelaw reservations.
Ndy. so, l539-2l-tf.
" The Misslssppian" jackson. will insert
ule foregoing ior one month and forward their ac-
count to the Commissioner Tor payment at this
pace A. A. X. Conn.,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07

TANiNG been dcsiroHs Of securing the public
! 4 against losses BY lhr Real Estate Bank oilbs
pace. ourselves, with ihcolher directory of lhal bauk,
bad an Byt s'gItj.D made a5 90 the necessary a.
mount from each of the stockholders tIat would
BE- required 70 relieve ,hc hauk from iB present en-
bglassnentt and upola fI.l and hlr investigation,
II was asceralued, aud finally resolved by the board
0l Dreci1o, glI the most OF the stockholders bemg
present, That 10 tie atoe khodefs Of said Bank
ponlB pay into 'hr bauk tie amount 81 their ndi.
udoa Indebtedness, and forty per cent. upon their
stock il would relieve the bank. and that any stock
holder dong so should be- relieved and released
from all further Liabilities Tor and on account Of said
bank"
We have therefore to inform tie eommudiiy that
We have paid al our individual Indebtedness 10 said
back, and have also paid forty per cent. upon our
stock, and tie bank has released Us from oil our ia.
blt'es for said bank. Having therefore, acted IN
good faith towards the public, we hope the copmuni.
y viii not hold vs. any further responsible or the
dehk Of said bank until they have LOST ail hopes Of
9&ing them from those lst are properly Hsble.
JAMES ECKFORD.
f. s SHARP,
Columbus, December T. Is39.--22-3w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
For rent in The Town of FuIsom.

TEyIE subscriber wli rent oul b. Houses Lots in
D. the town OF tuIsom on very reasonable terms,
fur uHe OF Two years, Ihcrc is good Dwelling
House on The premise, together with good Ktcb.
eu, Stable Garden, and 1870 good Store Houses.
Ih, situation presents fine location TOR Mefcan-
the business bel0g much res0rlct 70 by the surroun,
ding country, and by jewellers ou the Bolivar Road,
and having the Post Office Of the Chactaw Agency
Ful,om is pleasantly and handsomely situated, I'M
meduley on DE Robson Road leading from Co
uubus 10 Jackson, and s bout q mics below ca.
umbus and u above Louisville pith surfnnud-
ing ueLbo-auoI, healIhr and possessing fac bo.
dy Of tie richest cotton lands well settled OPP; and
il the town }, barge Public Tavern well kept
Any person desiring 70 rent the above mentioned
Houses and o. can be informed Of the terms on ap.
pacatun to Mr., William &. Shaw, OF Mr.. Roland j.
Edmund ia Fps1m and J J Goodwin Columbus,
or tn thc subscriber residing ia De KlIb, Kcmpor
Co Nj
Early application should be mtde By those who
Houd wish 70 retain he Post Office at FuI'om as
the present Post Master intends resgpng hs APP
polnimeulina few days and removing To Louisiana.
JOHN Il WATKINS
De Kali, Kcrpor Co. Mi. Dec. 5th l539.-a4A
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07

ease 90 - rs#H- .t -la- pre-
lfs' aHs e. RE H7. ElH- ti-s .a t---s s
a.. 5. -s.f.l, de A--I.. 1900 o. r...e 1853
D.. tr ENas, .s iHaH ta- lN Masters #. v.r r1aH-
D., aFe. la- --t-- u E.ls l.s s.. ts h--e 8
ili.- p-. -aFf Nsa## bear unrH l1ua. TIE
1.lHr 81. tc bhe know a5lut atoat tHea.
.a. 'He--a-g could -a, lirg.te what sind aI a uar-
e.. cole wHul b app cable Co uscy El.truulal.
le-l iiry cIl have anticipated l tie glorious re-
sg.s a. trc tlua.rE system. On doubt tley Wtab
H.gc E.lH Res Wholesome p-sce7t> sane. ou5-e al
fisT Frcrttt.l-5 Ait4ll8 banker Aas 10 do .u
The acs g. s-c1 u-ccsps s. 90 act strictly up 80
b1as.ag principles. Il le does this, BIS conscience
Should os easy, despite l.e cr1aAn-s OF t,e raJsIe
aal lle l-usacaunus oI ,hg only righteous.
Timothy. PA, you daHJ say these banks ugaa
/ right; ana Hat yea bank ana iiasasecr just 4ac
/ t.Cv dI8
/ Father. There Is NJ difference 10 our principles.
/ there mag lee some IN tie detail
Timothy. Thunder ami Boston Then | he
+ staggered !. wouldn't rather 60 20 Poker, Bragg
and Ait ours again, bad as i IS, than 60 20 this
1 huau>te1u aud bankin.
/ Father. Timothy, see You are mere dot
/ you wi. never make fortune, Dor be worth any
I thing ia ti.is Wol.d. leave you 20 yolTs-l--ynu
eau carve 90, q living ly the best means YOU can,
& and DO YOUR uwn way.-EXi Father.
/ Timothy. SoIus.-Wea, well, weli!! This S
/ too bad That dear papa, wbo always h0, wa'
/ 50 religious. htchgd into This wsho.y iaauseera
and b3Haia, o. NY dear papa, | fear he's Ia TIE
/ broad road TO rgn, How can t.i hls prsarbn and
/ pnyn aud >.ngu save him when De huacd la VITA
sch >eamp>-yes $3.50 ssamps ! say. 4 Wau
kurSc um. faW's persuaded me uqgt camba1
and y quit kursm too) But a DOES make one :
/ iauder rise 90 think og um. Just To thmk-ts
s.ch eIlers D, lhise has had ghc ,arnatmn att.untA
I lphuntup Us poor black legs Bike we were wad var
I muts--an take the lead ln duy.u Us out on lht
I towns, where w. lad more rcHi to stay than taey
/ hayc-ani even u take some uv Us iarkS aud bang
/ um up by lAe neck at Erksbuig like they wert
/ suct- q dogs Wei I'll have nothn 10 do wlll
/ sch e,er>. II papa can stu preach and pray ant
/ 60 on wIh um, cant No, no, III he shot # do
! That's fiat. IL. @ 10 work and then if Tim. hasn
much no man sbatl ever say Tim you made
I that fine hoo,e and patal them pretty things ~ 4
w,lh my moacy-yal bought HAT coach and them
nlggers and them big cotton patches all with nag
money Mono, Tim wti. die, tas the boys sayl "a
o7eS man the uobltsl work oy Cod
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
DIR. r. z. RouchclIc.

WILL io future devote his whole attention
w to the practice oJ the several branches %. his
profession, al the late residence Of hw father be-
tween Col Nmrod DAVIS and Ljojscys Ferry He
will practice upon as reasonable terms as any other
regularly bred physician IN the county
December Ilh, l3Sa--22-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07

Tr, rrIs,s III F. ia1rs AMI publishers IF fepe-z
ts.e tesl 'rl long ueg acicd- Justice wiA Hrser
.c ,ae uac.s hes themselves asscri t'etr fig e &
-r. .lc. tac aasi Hfii r1gs 'sHtcI 90 lie sHd wi
De- ialal ,e sa.a'ary il us pa1ac AT oeletc'ai
Il. tH1sr ss..sd 70 t- press. Poo s.leFs Q, gafers
have teeu - aua ilp5sga ay1a by lie eesuasa..iy
90 lrst. talt tagy are CONSIDERED o some extent
degraded c.lsS ri being, Ni-ea iu iaci there =
v1cltra 10 he So honorable, dGsuvHg n 50 uigh
consideration. productive o So Uucb g,s1g,s,f ti4s'
uIlt exefts - powerful an Hh .euee l. : hnaWn
.o te pruvcfbaI Or toe debtors Is newspapcr pub
l,hcrs lA CONSIDER their demands IS TIE last 10 be
paN-dgbts 10 which there b auacArd no aars. eb-
Branna auI which they can refuse 20 pay witb Ils-
ucg and haAlf hence i u incumbent upon lie com
lusiors of The press % ASSERT Their own rights, sui
r,-'he. severag and laiuly 90 bling a.i patrons VI
newspapers under ,he same nbtigsuups laat attach
10 oihCr contracts ~ always remain 10 poVrfY SD
want with thousands due geu ildm lie ulos, so.-
vert rca .n tie country.
We ClI upnu al yt.fors aud publishers ofpaptu.
who approve Of lhe ttowug rules, g. endorse
,hcm by their sisnaiur,s-paee them al tie had
Of their papers anl strictly adhere - them.
{. Nosab>cuption received without payment IN
adrdHce
. NJ subscription received for less t,ao sv
months.
81. Advance payment wal be required from At
| TRANSIENT advertisers.
All. To announce no nan fur any oiiee, e0cr
STATE cr County w.IhOu, he sdvsnse payment oi
ten dollars.
9Th Political circulars charged as aIeeftisemeuis
| and payment required "a a3raHes.
/ 9Th Advertisements of pcssonal alteration
will be charged doube, and paymeH, rcgol Cd IN al
vance.
1th Election tickets wia not d psafed viii out
order nor delivered 60 any persoa N!'.oat p u.sEs
Ia advance.
sth. All subscribers, without respect to persars,
who are delnquoais, oa The fo,tul October, wdi BE-
stricken from our Ist and their accounts pot Ia sUt
The above rules, We tic undersigned, pledge ouf-
selves Ia ABIDE by,
JAMES A. STEVENS.
Editor OF the la1ao Wing.
), II, u, BLACK,
Editor uf the Natrhex Courcr
BEsANCON s HALLIDAY,
Publishers 81 tie Mississippi Free rfade-.
JAMES HAGAN,
Edllo, aud Proprietor OF the Vlcksburg sentuei.
". NJ. SMYTH,
Editor OF the Grand Cuff Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS.
Proprietor 81 the Southern Argus
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor of the Rodney Telegraph
J. NJ. DUFFlELD,
Editor Of tle Grand Gulf Wig
WIN Is. TEnO,
Elror Of the Fayetlc Advertiser
A. b. * ;. /. CORNINE, 49,.
Editors aud propuelors Of The iazau nonne-.
ARCH. $. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent,
{, A. FO l.SOM,
Editor ol the southern Sentinel
WOkIHlNGTON & CHAPMAN
Editors and PROJECTORS oi the Columbus Democrat
june 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-07
Administrators Notice.

A IL pcasons having claims against the estate Of
a DAVID J. Wilson deceased, are hereby noli.
fed % present The same authenticated as the law
reQures, within the time prescribed BY the stat
ule. TO the undersigned administrators, or the same
van be forever barred. All those indebted 10 The
estate are requested 70 come forward and make i'm.
mediate payment.
JOHN u. ERWlg. .l{m.aiai5als,.
JANE NJ. WILSON, ,4dr.inisiratriy.
December Z 1889. 2l.Gw
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Committed

a. TO the jail of Iownjee county,
GGA Mississippi Nov 23rl 1899, onr re-
$50 gro mau, who calls himself MILLS,
OT belonging u james Magol Of Vlrga1,
NN3 and Is hired lbs year 10 Nj Erwin of
r. go Columbus. The boy las scar en- biz
right hand, NJ other marks pcrceivebIe lie hss
down look, vcrg black he is about 8 irel S inches
high, about 80 Of 80 years Of agp, ta1 on sa old
wool dag very ragged clothing The owner re.
qucsicd to come Forward ani prove the property or
he viii be dealt with az lhe-aw directs
WIN. {. JENNINGS J1lor
Nov 50h, -2l-M
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EAN be lad IN lle tract OF ani bs9agu1 - the
~ cstall OF John Muln decd. md on wh.ch tie
wdow nv resides, situated 10 Lowalcs county,
Mississippi about -four miles south ea, Of Coum-
bus, containing four hundred acres, tWr~of whicl
are in cultivation. This track Of Iand aboOuds with
scvenI never failing springs -'rAerearc appe, peach
aud r.0m orchards Of eSccIeni fruit on tie place;
u desired si sci 'fact u une bunjred acres ad.
j0lnur also. corn, FODDER oats and staoA vr every
kind Those wishing n purchase would DO mclEto
apply immediately 10 tie subscriber living on the
premises SWIFT MGLLlN.
Nov. q, ls39-20-Gw.
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OFFICE MISSISSIPPI UHios BASK,
.Mocou Nor 1lsflG3q

TENHE notes discounted By the mother bank al
l. jackson for the first District composed of tie
count es oi Okusbeha Winston, L1wnies. Noxu-
bee kemper, Lauderlaie, Newton and Nesi.obs,
having been transferred to tins office for COLLECTION.
A renewal iyr twelve months viii be permitted by
payment Of one fourth of the principal aud d4s.
count on the residue.
Offering days "Wednesday
Discount day, Thursday Of each week BY Or
der Of he Board
JNo DAVIS, Casl.e-
22-sW
- Argus vii please copy.
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Dissolution.

THNflE Coparinershp heretofore exastinz between
l. S. -. Malone & J r. Joiian, Is this lay
dissolved by mutual consent The business Of the
firm Will be settled b. ). y, Malone.
lsJ- d. Malone viii continue 10 occupy Tho ,.,,o
office Il when called o1,wiA attend to IT, au,;s, ~
hIs profession "
December lst, 1889. y 5v.
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Notice.

Columbus, September A. 1850.