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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09
MulticRuliS,

EENHE subscriber will remain few days in tins
= place and its vicinity, during which time en-.
gagements may be made with him Cor the delivery.
either in this place orat Athens in Georgia fhe al
Ter Of which would be preierred) fora quantity Of,
either the eyes, or cuttings, Of the genuine Morus
chase, and gel no the stock OF his valuable ice
can apply at this Office where information may be
had ofme, and the time ascertalned when expect
10 be III this place, at which time all prehminares
can be settled. JOSEPH c. COLT
COLUMBUS Nov 1889 20tf
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MOrus NIuIticaulis.

.khts2sM THE subscriber has now growing ~ ~
@ ~ Jackson, Miss. fine lot Of tie s0 M
49, valuable TREE, and viii have ID ins :. +
-. or next spring, several thousand ~ ~, ~
He knows them to be genuine, as ne oousn'
when in full foliage, Warranted genuine OF ~ w.
Address j. LEWIS, Post office Jackson, m = u
:" d. -, ' ee ,H ps c count5y j. LEWIS
jackson, June |, 1889 Att
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Pay up! Pay up!
Executors Notice,

A LII persons having claims against the estate O.
IA Wade Il. Gordon, decd. are hereby notified I,
present the same duly authenticated within the Time
prescribed BY law, or the same viii be forever bar
red. Persons indebted TO the estate of The said do.
ceased are requested to make immediate uaymcpt.
JAMES II. TURNER,
Executor.
Jan, lsA, lsio.-asG
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COrOncrfS Notice.

A THATCHER, Coroner, may be found at
N. The Eagle Hotel or at his Warehouse, when
not absent on business.
He will also continue the Receiving and For
warding Business at his old stand near the river.
Nov. 16, ls39-2l-tG
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To the Public.

w must all bend TO circumStanceS--as the credit
w system is becoming much curlaed at the
north and elsewhere, we fnd Il necessary TO follow
suit and therefore adopt this method of informing
our customers generally that any sales we may
considered due on the delivery of the goods.
FRANKLIN & BROTHER.
Dee. 81, ls59.-26-t.
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4 Dun !!

TINE accounts Of the undersigned are "done
Il drawn Off and when they are "donen paid
we shall have done dunning.
"IfH rere done, ,chea It's done then ttrere ,seR
II ,rere done qsiekly.'
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
\, 3. II something IS not done soon, We shall
soon be "done over.
January IS, 1910 cSf
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MOrus MulticauliS.

MOrHs MulticaUliS.
$3.50 OR Chinese Mulberry-now is your
SEa& time 10 engage these trees and cuttings
cSYeSM as they will be Soda a reduced price for
-szAn~ the currency F. Smith will have for
sale arge number Of the trees and cuttings of the
Morus MuItcauIis, which have been raised in
this county, and consequently are acclimaed, thus
rendering them superior to those raised IN more nor
thern climate They will be warranted genuine.
Those wishing to purchase the trees or cuttings,
will do well To engage them soon.
August "a, lS39.-7-if
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09


Taman Booth
vs.. Ga al f. "a to June
Alden 5. Bailey Henry Term. 1870, 4. 5. Dis
Gibson and Felix F. Glib trict Dourt.
son.
DY virtue Of the above specified wrli 10 me d.
directed from the Hpnora Die District Court Of the
United States for the Northern District of Mss,-
spp wiIl sell on Monday the Isl day ofJune, Is4O
AT the Courtlleu.e Of Lpwndes County, the follow
'ng described property, To wit: Lots number one,
two, three, Tour eight nine aud ten IN square num-
Der twenty-sIS, north Of Man Street ~ The plan Of
the town Of Columbus. Also the following tracts or
parcels Of laui, lying aud being in the County Of
Okbbbceha, tn wIt: The east hall Of the southeast
quarter dissection number tbirty.our, township nine.
teen, north ol range fourteen east the westhafol
the south west quarter Of section number ,hiry-ye
township npeteeL, north, Of range fourteen east
The north east quarter Of section number three
township eighteen. north of range fourteen east
Also the undivided half of the following lands
being IN the County Of Carroll, viz: The south bali
oil section number twenty-five township nineteen
north, OF range SIX, east the west half, and cas
halt Of the north east quarter of section number
thlrty-sy, township nineteen, north. Of range six
east lots number three and six, lots number foul
and five, lots number twelve and thirteen, III section
one, township eighteen, north Of range six east
The east hall Of section number two, township egh.
teen, north, Of range six, east.
Also the following persona property, to wit Five
negroes, named Jack, Maria and her Two children
Mary, Lewis and Mly.
Levied on as the property of said defendants, A.
den 5. Bailey, TO satisfy the above named execution
and all cost
ADOLpHUS q. WEIR,
Marshal " Dis. Mas.
by Z. H. ALLEN, Deputy
April 20, 1910. PRS fec SII 5n-4Q.GO
consent that the Marshal OF the Northern Dis
tnct OF Mississippi may sell all the above mentioned
lanes at the Court-Honse of Lowndes County, &C
cordng 10 his advertisements Given under INV han,
| and seal. ALDEN \ RAIIEY
Columbus, 10th April, 1910.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09
Valuable Plantation for Sale.

xae2aA will ell on reasonable terms my
N& plantation in Noxubee county, situated
S$Y4SA between the Tomblgbee and Noxubee
- rivers, ten miles from the Bigbee, and
one from the Noxubee, and wing 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 best quality Of cotton land, being OF rich san
dy soil. There are about 200 acres in fine state
Of cultivation. The Plantation is well waercd by
creek running through it, and also has on il three
springs of limestone water which run throughout
the YEAR, besides well in the yard Of as fine free.
stone water as can be found in the State. There
are on the premises two fine young orchards of
choice fruit The buildings area comfortable dwell
lug house, negro cabins, corn cribs, cotton g:n
with screw SC. SC, This place was formerly
owned by Mr.. II. Rdgeway, and is known by the
name Of the Ridgeway tract. Any one wishing TO
purchase cotton Plantation would DO well to exam
inc the premises. For further particulars apply to
he subscriber living in Macon, or in his absence to
Mr.. Rdgeway, proprietor OF tie Washington Hall
Macon, or to Mr.. c. Hairless four miles from Macon
H, n. SPOONER.
Macon, June 20 1SS0--5l-tf
20 The Tuscaloosa F,ac, and the Huntsville
Democrat are requested 10 publish The above to the
amount Of five dollars each, ana send their bS TO
me as above H. y. SP0ONER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09
Indians PanaCea,

TUS / received new supply of This invauabl
- medeclne--For sale BY F. A SMITH.
Vugust 81, lS39--S-u
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Andrew Armstrong, use SC. f.G.to June
Va. Term 1gtn ~ =
Joha II. Irby, ct al. District Court
Rf virtue of the above specified writ 10 me d.
hJrccled from the Honorable District Court of the
United States for the Northern District of Mlssis-
.PpI wl,l sen on Monday the LIST day of June,
1870 at the Court House Of Iowndes Conn,v No
l"liowing described property to wit. The north
east quarter OF section twenty.our township nine.
teen, north of range 6, east the west half of the
north west quarter of section nineteen, township
nineteen, north, of range seventeen east; the north
haiI OF section twenty -threc township seventeen,
north, ol range SIX, eastCnntaining in all five hun
drod aud sixty acres Levied on as the properly
ot said defendants, -. w. GORDON and Henry Bar
row, to satisfy The above named execution and MI
cost
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR.
Marshal " Dis. Mss.
BY T.. b. ALltN Deputy.
Columbus, April 10, 1910. (prs fee $40 SOL 9-6tl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09

Kicker. HadIey. Davis. X Co.
CoNNissIoS MERCHANTS,
.4rHts Mississippi Union BGus.
No. 50, Camp-Sreet,
New ORIEASs.
Dec. % 1888 2ju
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09
DIR. F.. +. BOuchelIe,

WILL IN. future devote his whole attention
W 10 the practice OF the several branches Of his
proiesslon az the late residence Of his father be-
tween Col Nnrod Davis and Lindsey's Ferry. lie
WIZ practice upon as reasonable terms as any Other
regularly bred physician in the county
December Tin $50 90 tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09
Disagreeablc.
aIOO.OOO Reward.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons nu .s, =
IN to the subscriber either by note or account y
come forward and make payment immed@NE, ".
for coIec,ion O " D. BANKS
West Port, Miss. March Slst, lsio,-5e-om'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09

A warrant Of the Auditor on the State Treasury
( Of Mississippi, for ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS. The number is 9l3, and is filed up in the
handwriting of the Auditor of Accounts fCol. SAN
ders) and IS made payable to G. NJ Price, and by
him endorsed The holder Of said Warrant wi do
wei to inform the subscribers, as the payment of it
has been stopped at the Treasury
Z. NJ PRICE,
A. SklNKLE.
Jackson, April ;, lsiO.-Sw-AS
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Wm. b. Cameron.

COHNISSIO .NER CHINT.
,gErr o. TVS MISSISSIPPI rSI0S BASE.
No. S. Commerce >'rsEf
l.--. 1p-a-rf Mobile.
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Mrs Nancy Lyon
Burthne james + |
Brooks MicaJah
Campbell John 2 |
Collins Vim
{ heck John
Can ! +
Crowdef John |
Cannon mrs Amanda NJ
Cumming miss Louisa
Caldwell Hiram
Davis Fielding o |
Dowslng Everett ST.
Durand Benz
Dukeminler John
DAVIS Thos i
Edwards Isaac or
John i Coke
Erwin DR. John NJ
Elliott Alfred
Edwards Jesse
Farmer Absolcm Col
Ferguson David NJ
Frazier Andrew j
FraZee A
Gilbert John G
Gresham Joel u
Gay James l.
Garland Saml
Gay John ID
Hazel Henry
Hall David N 2
Heron james 2
Hicks VIM Az
llayle Henry
Haihar Doct L
llagood b
Holt DR. Lester
Holiday John
Hyslop VIM }
Hunk Gallatin
Hunt Thos Il Col
Hendricks W @
Hubble Jas L
Jordin mrs Emily
Jones Jno 4 Col
King Willis A
Levy Chapman Col 3
Long mrs Elizabeth r
Lyon Georg T.
Lane j
Lee Jesse
Lofts NJ ID
Lambert David
Laws Gulliord
Love Adalando
Mullin Thos Is 2
niece Thos 2
Mcclure John ,
Martin 'rhos
M'Cllndlo Mr.
Myers J II
Morehead James
Moore Thos " b
Miller Henry
Moon Reason
MGowen Saml
Merrill Branham
MCarierl mrs Sarepta
Mann Solomon
Nesbett John d
Nash John Capt
Olmstead G q
Pickett T. & 2
Pcarce l. A
Porokes Jas II z
Pope Henry 5
Philips Lewis
Porter Lot
Parker VIM
Pratt Rev II S
Plat William
Rosborough ii W
Robbins 5 NJ
Rodgers u Topley
Smith John W 2
Smith Jesse .
Sharks Rev 4 IL ,
Specrs VIM
Spears Nathan
SHIN Carson
Smith Ii j
Shaw mrs Mary
Sims Martin Rev
Spragglns ms Margaret
Sykes DR. VIM A
Stone Edmond
Sanders " oodson c
TalafeHo Louis d 4
raggari David +
Twlner Richard NJ
Twiner mrs Elizabeth
Tucker s. w. G.
Tozor Jno. G.
Thomas Heraba
mss Martha
' aughn Gabriel
Valentine Betsey
Walker BENIN W ,
W llIiams j 5 n !
Wood Wellington 9
Woodland Thos
Woodfn VIM j !
Whherspoon NJ NJ |
Wallace 4 NJ |
Wells Samuel e |
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bell Henry
Ball Henry
Bayles Jno
Butler John
Bradford Jos d
Brown Samt
Buck miss Mary +.
Bright Charles
Bell WIN a
Buck miss Mary Fran,
Cushman Rufus 5 8
Cannon VIM r
Coleman Jas l.
Carter \ Gugsby
Golfer John OF Henry
Clifford ms Z l.
Cook Daniel
Cook Jno 3
Duling A y
DAVIS mrs Polly
Dunn james NJ
Davis ID
DonGihan Rev s W
Degrafenreid Thos
Evans James 2
Evans l. ID Geo
Edmonson Docl s
E.ckells Gideon A
Evans Andrew !
Elliott james
Ford Philip u
FAINT mrs Sarah II
Field Benton Rev
Foster Richard
Gordon James 5
Gresham George W
Gamble james
Grannis Henry l.
Gurvin Thomas
lHosmet Saml 2
Hunt II w 2
Heren Edward 2
Hearn Jacob
Hamilton Chas + 8
Hubbard ID Il
Hale Ezeriel
1Iassell Webster
Hubbard Edw'd II
HoIderness Mckinney
Hill George
u Hart j A or s d
NlIeureih DR. Henry c
~lIusk Gallatln 2
dIerndon miss Ann
Jordan ID w Col 2
Jcier Eyelina Y
. Jordan G II
Kendall Franklin
King A
Long Rich'd II Col 0
Ligen mrs Nancy 2
Llncecum Garland
I.eerHenry
Lyon VIM ID
Labouye Felix Col
Locory james NJ
Ledbetter Gray
Lee mrs Charity
Letcher Mrs
niece Micajah 2
M'Cown John .
Myers Claiborne 2
Melton X A
Mason Peter
Marsh VIM l.
Molklne Rev A
Moseley Jesse W
Mygatt Lemuel &
niece John
Mayo VIM +
Martin Lucinda
Mllican William
Mize j j or Flcmmin
Nusom Richard
Noles s. Brlson
Odeneal Milton
Perkins { 2
Patton Matthew 3
Pollark |, J
Prout p III
Polk mrs Lucinda
Peters mrs Emellne "
Pruelt NJ
Price Harriet A
Powell John
Rose mrs Elizabeth ?
Randolph Victor NJ 2
Rosborough mss S A
Shottwell Robt 6
Shoop Isaac 2
Sykes Richard 2
SpoHard Chas N
Smith Gideon
Stacy G ii
Skies Robert
Short mrs Mary
Shields Vim i 1t
Spruill A b
Sampson Thos
Smith George S
Skinner X G.
Thompson ii M2
Tillsiou VIM NJ 5
Tompkius John G
Taggart Jno +
Tucker, George b.
Tucker DAVID +.
Taylor Bepja'm.
Thomas Jno. S.
Taylor X S
Nlgus mrs 4 5
Valentine Paul
Nooiin Jno RI
Wilkins A 6
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addilI Jas II
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WorelI Jno ID
Wilson mrs Jane "
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09
Drugs and Medicines.

~ RENE 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. S39-45
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-09
Medical Spring Bathing HON.,

Columbus, AprlI 7th, ls4O. 40-5w-n,G a.,
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MarsIlal's Sale.

b. f.. II. ALtrs, Deputy
hprll 18th, lsin-ll-Gw. tPr. fee sI0 5C
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DRAFTS ARTIFICIAL NIPPLES.-The oniy
Il etectuat remedy for excoraied Nipples, wiz en-
properly used it cannot fail to afford relief. The
following testimonials from gentlemen eminent ia
their profession are submitted
Ne,o Huuen, 10Th May 1882.
have witnessed the application Of the artificial
nipple. invented by Dr.. Pratt il opeI ated ell much
to the satisfaction Of the mother. The instrument
seems well adapted for such one afflicted with ex-
coriated nipples.
THOS. HUBBARD, NJ. D.. Prof Surgery, Med
Inst. Of Yale College, Coun.
Washington. Febuary, An 1884
Having examined DIR. Pratts newly invented nip
pie sield, and witnessed its practical applications
| take great pleasure in recommending it as dcci
dedy superior to any thing previously known. II
constitutes \ perfect remedy for that distressing
nalady, sore nipples, disease which so frequently
afflics nursing women
THOMAS SEWALL.
Philadelphia, January 1871, 1884
Il DrAS ' sl r.'' As feel i, matter Of much public
importance to possess means for lessining the ter
rhle sutferings from sore nipples" ! have much
pleasure III betty able to say that the shield for the
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our City, through the various apothecaes. may be
supplied with them. am yours &C.
w. p. DEVICES.
For sale at
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