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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-18
State of -outh Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Nv III OOWHOtF HHSS'
Leroy Taylor, vs.. Attachment
Ivy Taylor Assumpsit.
yH.HE Plaintiff in this case, having this day
i filed his declaration, and the Defendant
having no wife or Attorney, known in this State,
npon whom copy of the same can be served.
On nlotion. ordered that the said Defendant
do appear and plead to the suid declaration,
within year and day from The publication;
hereof, or final and absolute judgment will be
awarded against him.
JNo. r. LIVINGSTON, c. c. P.
Clerks Office,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-18
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Allen S. Dozicr, Foreign

William Marlborough. Attachment.
"A HE plaintiff having this day filed his de-
claraion in my Office, and The defendant
having no wife or attorney known to be within
the state, upon whIn copy could be SER
we'd with rule 10 plead. Il is ordered that
the defendant do plead to the said dccla-
ration within year and a day, from this date.
or limal an;I absolute Judgment will be awarded
against him. GEO. POPE, {. {. +.
Clerks tilice.
Edgefeld c. II. ; $3.50 C. { B. oqe Al.
Nov. 9Th ls39.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-18
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

William Daniel, IS attachment
William Salter. Assnmpsit.
yEyHE Plaintiff having this day fled his de-
H claraton in tlir above stated case, and
having no wife or attorney known 10 be with
in this State, upon whom copy Of the said
declaration with Il rule to plead can be served
II is ordered that the said Defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration, within II year
aud day, from the publication hereof, or final
and absolute Judgment will be awarded agains,
him. GEo. foPE, c. G. p.
Cicrf's 0fire,
Merch aG, 1910, 5 G&B 81 so age Q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-18

THE CRANE WITH ONE LEG.-A noble
Florentine had ordered crane for dinner;
but his cooks sweetheart coming in hum
grv, he cut of a leg for her,aud sent it tolhe
table with but one. His master in pas
sion called him up, and asked him 'if
cranes had but one leg?" mo, sir" re-
piled The fellow, with grea, presence Of
mind, "and your excellency never saw
those animals with two" Did I never,
indeed, said my lord, still more provoked,
"order the carriage 10 The door directly"
The open chaise was brought, and the
cook put into it by his masters directions,
who. seizins the reins, drove him to the
the neighboring lake, three miles from the
palace, where stood numbers ofcarnes by
the water side, as is their custom, npon one
leg. with The other drawn up under their
wing. SHOW look, sir" said the cunning
fellow, "they are all SO you may pcrceive:
not one oi them has more than one leg"
"You are impudent enounsh," replies the
noblemau, tive will see presently if they
are ali isme;" and suddenly crying .'aoo,
hoo away scampcred the birds on as
many limbs as they could muster. Oh!
hut nv lord. returns the droIl cook. conf
cally. this is NOT fair: you never cried "hoo
hoo" tolhe crane upon your dish, or who
knows but he might have produced Two
LEGS as we'll as these"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-18
Carriage .eKaEiuls.

e VEvIlE Subscriber will
G@ q make and repair Car
ff-tf- riage+ IL Wagons o. eve
sesAl&AE@;SS ry description in the best
possible manner and ut the shortest notice. All
orders thankfully rereved. and promptly at
tended to. EDWARD BAkhc'h:
Hamburg Dec !, lo30 II il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-18

Discovery in Tdnning.-A discovery
has been made which seems likely to
revolutionize the trade. By means'df a
tanning machine, or pair Of horizontal
rollers fixed over tanpii. between which
is introduced belt or band of hides at
tached bv ligatures to each olher. to the
unmber of so to 100, and by which the
rollers are constantly fed or supplied, the
hides are lifted out of the pit on the side Of
the machine as they pass between the
rollers, the exhausted ooze OF tanning IL
quor is pressed out Of them, and they are
depos1rei In nrlds in the pit. on the other
side Of the machine, whore they absorb a.
mother supply of fresh ooze. The first
hide having been inserted between the
rollers, the others follow in succession,
and upon arriving at the end of the
hand the motion of the roller is reversed,
and the helt is returned through the ma
chine to receive another squeeze. This
alternating motion is constantly repeated
the pit heinz replenished from time 10
time with frnsh solutions Of tan, lil the op-
eraiinn is completed. The effects pro-
duced by this simple plan, as we have
satisfied ourselves by the inspection Of doc
uments from those who have been working
on the patent method for many months
and from those who have purchased.
manufactured, and wore the leather, are
list. the shor'nns The time of tanning to
one fourth of that generally required. 81
The production Of a considerable increase
of weight, Sd. The leather tanned by
this method resists water longer than that
tanned by the old process. 4th. The new
method is cheaper to work on,l'an the old
5rh. That it is applicable TO the exist
ing Ian yards, at comparatively triflins
expense, with capabilf,y Of working in
rounds or stories, ard of expendins tao
and liquor. 9Th. That it is available for
all sorts of leather.-English Paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-18

assuhsxe good wife. take care of her,
s3gou have not, get one immediately,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25

RF virtue Of decd of trust exerattd 10 he .uh.
- crIbtr by ijaaic Baldwin, bearing date the
I'm day 81 AHgut 1888 and Of record il The Pro.
bate Clerh office ol Ldwndce County, Mssts.ipgi
Tor The Purposes % SAID deed mentioned, / wall ex.
po1e 70 puI'tc sale Tor cash near the Court lioue
ahof 40 NE Town Of Columbus ou tae 27th dak 81
January, iSlo, the blowing bats, w tie pas taH
OF square number three, known as the residence Of
Daniel BaidwlD, and 0t n Imber four in SQUARE mum,
ber loar, 90 ke south SIDE Of Man street elih tie
DHldIeg lormefy occupied "a . slo'c h1usa t,y "a IA
BALDWIN. Al % The town ul Culumbus with an ne
apufcnauces thereto bcongilr
OVID Z. BROWN.
Trustee.
Jan 4lh, isIo a6-4w. Ipr. h. ~ ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25

oas and baq7y Oa.ua. Nb.cA ysa a.ss soa,,.sa;-
e.. S' much 90 sustain.
Long NAV yua live d enjoy M 5rr.i.stgu.
o. a grateful people MAY yoar Ri.e t.ss Or a.
aa7ry ta.y-a a, 7a#t fefues h4tc h,as A4a.sat
ard -'are-.; and Nbca "a shell T'-fs lln vbu
preside. ever dee ae>ia.ts Ct NgBons. aud 80
vaHsr ga va..ds ars dashed iulo uiums. io call
you nom i6.s 20 better World may ,oa emo,
7ay happiness which IS e,et the reward 70 The
faithful aud pa,
Grucra. Sr-eh, was Intercepted 81 a'mvg every
w'-i By ne hufzas az Vie Poop, end M. t1r, which
surrounded the oj hero. Alter Gtura Sne,tbt
bad couc.uivd BIS address, one t'ag aud cn8uuarj
huzsl broke G'rih .r,m TOE uu aiuic. Wbsn o.
ence was obtained, General Jackson thanked iar
people For Their KIND a',cotous end hanled an aa-
t.ess io tnuge AnlcrSnn Wha mai 10 cloud We
wen ina lr 70 hear Worl Of the coaicugs ST lac
reply.
Glycrnor 4 &. MNu,t gave most maFaf.
cent evec n The General on which occasion ht>
i''-s "c'e thrown open 10 the reception 1T all IL
was q perfect Jam.
UruHe reader take unt, arm one moment and We
vii eHuraVor 60 make our way theaeh ti,s motley
tbroug of red and blue coated gentry who choke W
me passage to the ladies' daWtus raem. There ihat
lady with lhe black riugcls, ami ewes ibaD seem ike
Two stars taken luhm out The armament 20 gracc the
beautiful creation Of the poet IS from Ncksharg,
aai lhai IS -------- no matter, her name q nat
oi much worth - us, ior ,h' Is the reputrl belle of
iH> eilv We DO not approach. bit stand st rca-
sauah.e dsunce and worship the idoI OF an hundred
tongues. And here is atoihgr the observed al ST
Observers the lady Vh such ln0y lHaachi such
nohitnc,s oi sou, cnshguei ~ such an anplo. ike
lJmi Oh who shall cCnSpfc The fond youta who
gladly "scis bN hlt upon cost for such prize
/ hc m'fNant ar i,fle gam MI. venture hlS sht j,
AMI crgw upon tie stormy sea; me hera hunts the
shadow Of rcnnWn across tHs earv fed 70, death !;
a'd shui beauty alone be without prr won beauty
ih' best The brightest good of all She jsa uor.
pdan. We say 70 ihe bshoder
e. With gentle hind
Touch, f. there IS spirit 10 the leaves.
ldorr do Won see TINT 1dy with black hair. mot
Eraccd with any Of the artificial flower rnmmo4lv
worn by the sex when are bass lntlr dtacrd me
beauty Of yoath. THAT'S tbe worthy holcss, Ms
4, g. MINT
Al O'Clock General jackson ravrr office HAT he
would retire. As me OH and lusDtnuy veteran lrn
ht door Of Our hospjabl, chict magistrate, be took
Tire hand oi tie Governor, aud made some comma.
mcafson which We dd nat hear. The Governor lc.
turned and gave the following toast as the p1rlinr
words OF Anirew jackson, May yoa ahrrs he
opposed 70 paper currency
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
Trust Sale.

NOTICE IL hereby given hat 10 pursuance Of
IN me provisions Of a deed 10 tr.sl executed by
II. +. Mend, on HE tnrteth day Of March, 1889,
10 me as tfustre to secure tie payment 10 y. B
Randolph Of the note l1crrm described. and duly
recorded 10 office Of the Ccrk ~ Probate Court of
Lowndes county State Of Mnss1ppi, | az trustee
wil eSse 70 public - Y ioy cash 10 tie highest bid
der at he court huuee G1gr 81 said county and state
Oh the 10Th day Of March next. the l0oWinr des.
crbed negro slaves 10 wit: pbd aud his wife LIZ
~ aud three children, To vii: William, Phil and
huIiin; Hector and hs wllt Lefty and their eiil-
en-, b wit: joe, Lgke, and Marsh. Harrtt,
Phebe, and her children 70 wt Sam, Ellen, and in
lan child, aud the other increase Of The females Of
SAID saves
Sale within tie usual hours
WI. b. WINSTON, Trustee
January 4th, lsi(,--26-tds fPr fee Sl6 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that Al tue session Of
IN the Court oil Probatci ur Lowndes County
STATE OF Mississippi, head GA the first Monday ~
January. $40, tie subscriber obtained Con sad
roun etcr5 Of administration on the estate Of j.
W snU$ decd. at said county All pcrsuns il.
dtb'ed 20 SAID estate are requested 10 make mloed,.
ne payment without delay, and those having claims
against the estate OF said deceased, will present
lhemduly authenticated Ia tic subscriber WITHIN the
inc prescribed BY lazy, Otherwise tbs notice will be
Plead ~ bar 0frtcnycty.
u. J. GARVlN, Admir-.
OF J. w. Sums deed
Jan eih. 1870 ~ ow.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust made and executed
- By AMI between Charles f. y Strobe, Henry
h. Shackeiutd ADD James McGDwen. dated the
18th day Of Novenb' r, 1888, and proved and recor-
ded agreeable to the Statute IN such case, made and
provided m lhe Office OF toe Clerk ut Prnbales, Tor
LvHndrs eonniy,in the State of Mississippi viii
set up aud expose TO public sale and out cry. the
premises, on Thursday the twelfth day Of March,
1910, To The highest bidder lor CASH the following
described tract or parcel Of land, 10 wit: The north
east quarter Of SECTION number twenty three in
township nnruhfr So ehlcun north 1i range seven
teen east and fhe west hal 1l The north west quar-
Ter Of section number twenty four. in same town
ship and range and adjoining, containing two hun.
drtd and lory acres, more e~s, situate lying and
bang IN Lownd,s county, aliresad, adjoining
Thomas J Sinner and others.
HENRY L. SIACkLEFORD,
Trustee
Jan. ilth, isIo-27-9w IPr fee sl5 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
Trust Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that I viii sell at pub
~ lie auction, 1t The Court House, 10 The Town
OF Columbus Miss. Saturday the list day of Feb
ruafy next 10 The highest bidder Tor cash, the fol-
loving tracts ~ parcels Of land, IN pursuance Of
trust deed, executed by Winchester Dumas, to Sc
cure the payment OF certain notes therein described
To Townsend Dickinson.
The east halt VI the south west quarter Of sec.
ton twenty eight, and the east hall Of the north
west quarter Ct section thirty three the south west
quarter Of The south wesl quarter Of section number
thiry xix, OIL ~ township number fifteen, south Of
range number seventeen west Ais, the north half
al HE south west quarter Of SECTION thirty slx,
township fifteen, south Of range seventeen west,
and HE moth east quarter uf he south east quarter
OF section Ihirty-two, township fifteen. south Of
range seventeen vest Sale within the hours pres
crbed By law.
WAS. II. ALERT, Trustee.
Jan. lllh l539-27-3w. Pr. fee So 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
To the pnhlic.

WEmusi al bend 10 circums,ances--as Tie credit
W system Is becoming much curladed at tie
north and elsewhere, we hnd It NECESSARY 10 Inflow
suili and therefore adnpt his method 81 informing
oar Customers generally, that any ss.es we may
make aiier he llfs day OF January nczi, vii be
considered due 90 he delivery oi tie goods.
FRANKLIN Il BROTHER.
Dee. 81 ls3D-26~I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
Trust NnIe.

Dl virtue NJ deed Of Trust executed 70 dc
ID Sab,enh,r u hy DAVID " rght. hearing date on
ihe issi day Of January, 1889, and uf Record IN
gee Puh,te Clerks office OF LowNnes Cuuny. Nj
hr hr purposes tbcgcla ctniai W. wi.l expose
g, puhe sale fer cash, near The Court House door
IN ss'd rnuufy, uu the 18Th day of February Isso,
the h.inNug property TO vi, The north west quar-
itr 4 Sclna twenty pvn, township sixteen, south
of range ssycuieCn west, als1 The nnrlh wee, quar-
ter 90 the north east Of section twenty iuur ,uwa-
ship sixteen south at range seventeen we>i contain
ns two hnaIred acres, aud beng The same wherr-
on the sad DAVID Wright npw resides, with al
The ePpgr'eo,nccs ,hcrcm belonging
4. BONktN.
n. DICKINSON,
Trustees
Jan Salh, 1910 % cW. Pr Gee 81 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
-vyDEs COUNTY INITIATION To
ECN- IAIESNN

-s.. ao.a- IS q c1gF OF tHe correspondence
...ssa tie committee Of invitation from this
Z mrs aaI Gea. Jackson. We rr-re; ,h-, Ia
....5l. arrangement, 1,baus3us from she p.ra-
-. Of visit from ihe cid ehssC The delicate
.,,e sf h.. health rendered /, necessary Tor hn
D.. -..5-a a,g by the mos; easy and expeditions
e.st
CoyNpus. Jan. .lsi].
=. Ca. .iadrsr Jackson:
Dear Sir-Ata numerous meeting OF the CHI
,.o. Of .h.s town and county, held h,s day, reso.
l1on, were adopted, inviting Won 10 pass hro'
,., lowe on your return home, and spend rev
lays amoH5 D..
The undersigned have been selected a, tie
,.,o,rd agents to make known to YOU this invita-
non and We lake the greatest pleasure IN doing
PERM. as sin, to say, that nothing could be more
,,,,i,inr to The citizens Of this town and county,
han 10 see YOU among rs. We speak the uuan-
.,,o,s sentiments Of our fellow cjt.zeus when We
,ay so-aithoul regard 10 party, OF to the political
.l,,isons which unfortunately prevail IN oHr coun
,,y.ve have al united ia this invitation We all
eoacuf d acknowledging YOU as a great pubic
b,aeiacior. This pant Of Mississippi, particular.
~ feel. Itself deeply indebted 10 you. Your po-
hcy and measures have secured To us a territory
Of nexhau,tibe fertility. The red man ha, dis
appeared from among US, and well cultivated
fields, smiling villages, and furnishing towns, are
now 70 be met with, where all was a waste howl
Hg wilderness when you led our undscipucd
troops against The veteran forces or Britain
This g,aG6iag Change IN the condition Of this
1aR OF the State, we attribute chiefly to your ex-
siiionsit vas brought about under your aus
Dces, and We wish you, sir to come among u,
and see The fun, Of your patriotic labors and
brilliant achievements. We wish to take YOU by
hand, and greet YOU as the guest Of Mississippi
as our dearest friend, as enc " hose Whole he ha,
been devoted tot he best interests OF bis country.
That mary days may yet be spared 10 you,
and that YOU may long hive the happiness 10 en-
joy the love and gratitude If yogr fellow CHI.
zens, whom YOU have so sIgnaIly and IN so many
capacities served, is our most leIyent prayer
VIII great respect,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
A Dun

ENiiE accounts of The undersigned are "done"
= drawn oil. and when they are "doue" pad,
we shall have done dunnlng.
~ ,eere done, 'ehca rs done then ttesre tceH
nerc doHe qaekig'
PFlsTER & GOODWIN.
~ Vs. II something Is not done soon, we shall
som be "d0n over
JaHHIfy ~ iSIO 2snr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25

ovr..a MISSISSIPPI USioS BAsK, !
.Maean. Nor. 2lsL 1870.

ov~..a MISSISSIPPI UsioS BAsK,
Macon, Nor. 2ls. 1899.
TEsHE notes discounted by the mother bank at
i jackson for the FIRST District, composed of the
couuties o. Oktbbeha, Winston L1wndes, Noxu-
bee, Kemper, Lauderlale, Newton ard Neshoba,
having been transferred To this Office for collection
renewal Tor twelve months will be permitted by
payment Of one fourth Of the principal, and dis
count Oh the residue.
Offering days Wednesday
Discount day. Thursday Of each week. BY OF
der of the Board.
JNO. DAVIES, Cashier.
22-9w
- Argue will please copy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
Executors NntIcC.

4 It, persons hayag claims against the estate of
~ Jnhn II. Moui- ATE Of Chucnw comfy, deed.
are hereby notified 90 pIc.cut thc aamr aulbenlca.
tcH within The limc prescribed BY aw, 10 hr uudtr.
gotd OF NE amc ~ he forever barred. All ,bose
indrhhd 10 sail estate Itt qucstri to come taf.
Wald .nj make mmy date payment
IHOS HuGG,
VALENTINE HARMON,
EScCutafa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
Law Notice.

~ FORGE D. AUGUSTUS and THOMAS J.
~ ROGER having associated themselves in the
practice pi Law, viii attend ice courts OF Nny Wv
ard other cnunties couilusmI ue olh Jhuicidi LIZ
trct Office IN Macon, Noxubcc county, Miss.
I'm Inn IAAO.--A7-9
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
LAST CALL!!!

\ have handed to Young X Bieds,e or collection
i sAthe c.,ans due lbc late firm Of Woodward
x Bsjugfcd Iar the h,nedt Of the creditors o. sad
uriu, with Instructions TO sac on the sane. It pay
meut 5 not made on or before the lstufueXi month.
W. WOODWARD
Jun IS b, 1910 sa-4~.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25

Bagging, Rope. Salt. Sc.
TO ARRIVE
Br i, Robsri Norris, Erp,ci,d Dahl,
100 r.rees heavy KeHiucsy Begging.
AOO TOO roi.s Reps
100 Slcss salt
% Barrs SpCsr.
50 Sscks HsNanuu Coffee
80 BarrrS Rented Wtt.ke7.
50 NJ saprriu span n Cigars
Which VII. be std NV tor Athena money.
AKIN 4 GIBBS
Columbus ian. s5'h. $50 -99 sw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25

IT. -'-, '1eIe.a-r. u-f have az I'll hines AN u1s-
.rua'.o add a-s.rs>aa's right 20 alter CO abolish
'asr 'ur.u o.. government. 10 such mauaer as
'as' MAJ .ius ,NFsa.euf"
And how d, ,be uil or he people 10 B., asesr
tuned tu, through tbel representatives. Ta.,
Is he gseat cardinal question, and IS swallowing
an It's NoroN ali OF minor importance. The gucs.
ton ct banking vas land before the people a, the
as e.ecnon. How was Il decided Let the
Democratic majority Of laeuiy-sA IN our Legs.
la'ure answer
Is there a member IA euher house Who u..l
~iluiiy disregard ths known vii Of his con,.iu-
en's We hope Motive believe not. What
then rcUa,us for the Legislature to do Why to
fyluce that D, Legislature; and not a mere
engine TO be used tor the benefit Of institutions
which have already Impoverished our people.
FRlp,v E,rNNs
Tbs evening ,hr elp'o cxhb,eI a scene uf m,re
than usual Ht AMI ra.rry. Every oue was oa The
up Toe OF expectation for the arrival Of GuvgRAL
ANnREw JACKSON an compliance with an iu,ia-
,,,, IA. p.s ..,.,.,.. al a.. t.l.
i..rs,-.. ',.,,,.',,s S''''''''' ''''''
.' '',' '''" '.'' s''''a' was announced oy The
-" '.' I'''s "'''""> o. assem-
'.'' .'.>'.'u>' WING ''' ''"e nom a' The ail'niog
'o''"'> 2" g',s' ahd welcome lhc lusuous guest
Of the Suts = Mississippi
\ hal was gotten up by The enierpusing ami gen.
'cmaniY manager ot the Jackson Theatre IA con-
tflT#t ft.tr a.. Cd n
Cd into a sp,ndil si.uou. spacious cnp,trh 10 accom-
date one thoussnd p,our. A. af91~t e..,ht Yrl,rg
the General AMI sum n,ade t.,,r v,v ,br,,,,,t ,t,
,br,n., and missed ro.,,i ,, ,,,,, l,,,.,,..L...r
,t...,',,.l' r,l..- ..,...,t.-- .,,
,,-r
''''''' '''''
''''' my '''''"'" !" 7''' "'''u up ''f "''
"''''''' ana 9N" "'h'.'i jesse sPtlghi thtn pre-
'eNi'I h' VINO wished o'Hake h3nds with the veneer
able Ola che,hm, After remaining about an buur
the General took DO, leave amid ME shouts of,he as.
scm5cd multitude In1rrl IA. superiutrudancc N
The State Acbtect Mr.. Ncho., the Saic House
wa, Illuminated a, f,,ps,,reo, mainline, r-,r,s,,,.
,,., c,....l ,.i.... r.l
Az. No., ,,..,I -. 4, ~, ,,.,.''', ~"
:, ~ ".' ''''e
49,
sure "' nl' country CORY lhe ar's' Wc believe
70 Dc ~ Clark
On Saturday m'rn.o, the CAPITOL GarA, a
beautiful aal we. disciplined company Ii clnGec.
ton with The SouhrGn volunteer complny who
hal ACCOMPANIED the old her, ta,m V.,L,b.,,y mar.
,Jea ,ndrrarus arc,p,,.spi,l rs, ,,,ov..I.,, ,.,l
II music. m1rci,d nm anil funnel ,,..,s,I... l.. c
he F,g,. Favor. ,,I.r.. '..,......I...,..
"A ia. ,,t .b..,,,.L. g.. ",'' ',',
q ''''.' "''" h'' ny .
a., '''' '''' "''' '''' 'eau'd"' ana gay.
''''''' e'''f "''''" u '''' ''ptadous edlhce was
'.'''u WIN 'oe SR""c Races Of the "soiter parts
y ofcai'n' General jess" sPeteh' the Speaker of
he House Of Representatives was selected as the
'rsan through Which the people OF Mississippi ten.
Tered their welcome to their Nustuaus guest The
blowing is tho address a. near M we ,,cre NTH, -,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
COrOner,s Notice.

A THATCHER, Coroner, may be found at
IN. the Eagle Hotel, or at his Warehouse, when
not absent GA business.
He will also continue the Receiving and For
warding Business at his old stand near the river,
Nov. &c, ls59-2l-G
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Notice.

4 IL those having and that taxes are DIRE for 1888
IN ~ OkiIbbeha county, will c,me forward and
settle the same, on or before the goth oil February
next or II will be disposed OF as the law directs.
JOHN WISEMEN, +. C.
January lllh, 1897 Sw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25

NOTICE IS hereby given thai m purslanco II
~ The provisions contained "a deed OF Itu,L
executed by Joseph 5 Lolke oi Lowud,s county.
State Of Mississippi on The twenly-sixth day OF
January 1889, To Henry A. FoN, Of the county and
State aforesaid. as trustee, 10 secure The payment Of
a certain ptnmssury mole therein mentioned aud de-
scrbcd, Ia James Jonrs will as sald trustee offer
q, public sale, at the Courthonsr N Columbus, on
Monday the alth ius'. aiI he right title; claim and
interest, which the .apl Joseph 5, Lake has IN and
to the following described properly To vii; one ne.
gro woman, named Charlotte FIVE Cows and Calves,
five young Cows, nyn Young Oxen AMI one sorrcl
Marc, Tie slIe wll take place between the usual
hnnIs lnf epAh.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25
Al. SUMMER, Attorney at Law,

WILLpncucc IN the Courts Of The 9Th judicial
" DslucL Office 10 Mai Cravens Law Bul-
log', near the Court. House, Columbus, Nj
Jib'y r. QsWI2
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HENRY A EnY Trnsier.

Jan'g 1, 1910, 26us " Zee st 90
POSlPONEMENr--f The abnvo sale ia post
ponrd ul Wednesday, the 9th day OF February
next Nhcn thy consent Of pluies) The above de-
Scnh'd properly wlll BE- sall Tie r,splrnce of DO
,eph : Leakr. HENRY A. FOX, 1furrc.
Jm'y %, 1910 e5wi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-25

- The Governors Message has crowded out
several articles for this paper. Our correspond
ems N.Il be attended to next week.