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Take Notice

DAN OF iIom the subscriber IN d.
- iniee negro men of the iulIowing a =" instant
VIZ: jim, hVe leet five inches In be5t., pIlom
peX!on' sioutIy built, iuI FACE, has ~ s~ aak Com
o. ms PACK extending To the right prop ,le Sma-
oI we WHIPS twenty seven wear, 81 VIC parks
hah1 writes tolerable hand. He L,, .0' reads
10 pass before tins as freeman BY hrsno 'stlpfc
That effect He IS quite inlelleen, s . PaFntr
and SENSIBLE had on when he leii rorn IL" euet
OF course negro Goth, a pail of ,yls s.al mace
and an old beaver hat. wang PaAaoT,
ISAAC, the brother, is sLou, H.,
ana more sparely built, thin vjsace nn, mega
Dark, has upon the small of his hact I I,o' quH
shot Ieit ladgcd and not extracted ami 4. nA@ q
niger OF the right hand stands half b.r, aGas
hPed, his eyes inclined tube white s,s,,'a1 , = P"at
examined, has round coat like the otLer ~.s ENsA
not recollected, about twenty. Gyo , Ps"'aooa
Jim and Isaac have on other occason s,ans I" sr
gel Oh by changing their names and prolessin., Y
" O"e :" soIie o'her gentleman, with The ysw H.,
'"ey nlign' NE more efiectuaIy make their s,,,,
ohh' IS hVe ieet nine inches hiph, dark .tN
peA'oh' iuii lace, pleasant counlenance sra,t.
slowly and not SO intelligent as the others !, In S
'her OF the other two /; had on when he lrG gs
CON pair OF pantaloonS. blue waiscoa, ,o',I
coat, and an old fur hat. ''uND
am apprehensive that they are maxine .ttsr,,.
to get to some free State. Whether thew L,vs go'
agent or not don't know, bu, have good reason,
believe that they have white man for Their cooJo,
tor II 20, will pay fifty dollars for him, and tws,
iy'ive dollars for each of the boys Nv farm a 4
The north west corner Of Dallas county % mls,
from Cahawba, Is from Marion, and 10 from Won
VILE. ''" wv"
SAMUEL NJ. STEWART.
December 10, lS39.-25-5w.
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Multicnulis.

VTNHE subscriber will remain few days in THIS
IL place and its vicinity, during which time en-.
gagementS may be made with him G,r the delivery,
either 10 this place or at Athens in Georgia (he lat
Ter Of which would be preIerred) fora quantity Of
either the eyes, or cuttings, Of the genuine Morus
Mucaulls Mulberry tree; persoSs wishing to pur-
chase, aud get lno the stock Of hs valuable tree,
can apply at the oiRce where information may be
had OF me, and the time ascertalued when eXpect
to be IN this place. at which time all prehminaries
can be settled. JOSEPH &. COLT.
Columbus, Nov, 1889 -QOlf
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to the Constitution.

A \ ACI proposing en- amendment TO ths Con-
"A situilon 81 the Stake Of Mississippi.
SEc1Ios l. Be Il enacted BY The LeRrsisluts
the State u Mississippi QwO-lhirds OF each bFsHch
euncurrng) That iie sixteenth section Of tie iourih
article Of The constitution Of the STATE Of Assissip-
p be 50 changed altered and amended, as to read as
ioh0ws:
Sectic- 10Th. separate superior court Of
chsncery snail be estsbIiehed, with full jurisdiction
10 ell matters Of equity: Provided, however, the
legislature may also gIve 70 The circuit courts Of
each county equity jurisdiction. chancellor shall
he elected BY the qualified electors Of The whole
State and shall be at least thirty years Old al the
time Of his election"
Sec 2. Be il further enacted That it shall be tie
duty a the Secretary Of State, at least SIX months
preceding the general election in November next, 10
give notice, by advertisement IN three or more Of
the newspapers printed in this state Of this act and
the amendment proposed thereby to the existing
constitution of the State. And, at the said election,
the qualified electors Of the state voting for men,
hers OF the legislature, shall also vote for or against
said amendment in manner following on The tick
es of those voting for said amendments shall be
written or printed the word amendment" and on
the tickets Of those voting againt said amendment
shall he " i..as or printed The words "no amend
ment."
Sec. s. Be il further enacted, That the sherifs
of the different counties shall make returns Of the
votes taken or or against said amendment, and also
of the whole number of votes given for membt rSOl
the legislature, To the Secretary OF State, in the
same manner and under the same rules and Tegula-
lions as are prescribed BY law m relation 10 elections
of members of Congress. And il shall be the duty
of the Secretary Of State to lay all the returns
made before the next succeeding legislature and
if ii shall appear that majority Of The qualified
electors voting for members of the legislature, shall
have voted for said amendments then the alteration
contained in the first section OF this act shall be in
serted, by said legsa ure as part oil the consti-
sutton of this State.
Sec. 4. Be il further enacted, That the auditor
OF public accounts shall issue warrant on the treo
sury in favor of any printer publisher Of a 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
is correct.
Sec. ). And be il further enacted That this act
shall take effect and be IN force from and after It's
passage. JOHN w. KING,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
A. l.. BlNGAMAN,
President Of the Senate.
Approved February I6, 1889.
A. G. McNUTT.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Jackson, Nj. .uGg |, 1889. (
certify he above To be true copy OF the oEig-
inal now on file in the Secretary's office.
BARRY w. BENSON, Sec. of State.
April so 43-6m
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Notice..


LEAVING purchased Of Mr.. L. u. Rande, The
H right Of Waterman 4 Learned's labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer 10 dispose OF individual
or county rights to suit purchasers.
This machine has been in operation the past sea
son, sufficient time 10 test lis utility as 1t respects
rs durability, and the savingot labor.
The principal advantages tins machine has over
all others now IN use, consists in the simplicity and
strength OF il structure, having no complication of
machinery that is liable 10 yet out OF repair, aud The
rapdily II tempers the clsy aud moulds the brick,
making from 10 TO so per minute with the AID OF
two horses, iour men, and sufficient number OF
boys 10 bear off the brick.
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth.
I'd Tor manufacturing brick would do well to ava
themselves OF this opportunity.
All communications addressed TO the subscriber
will meet with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9th, ls39.-S9-tl.
n. b. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county OF
town rights, can be accommodated by applying a
the 'oaice Of tho Columbus Democrat, where the,
can see testimonials c the utility Of the above ulen
toned patent,
1.-THE Mssissippisn, Jackson, and the Repub
can, Holly Springs, Wi, please give the above 81,
insertions and forward bills to me. J. n. 5.
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Cabinet-Making and Turning.

YNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens OF Columbus and its vicinity, that he
carries on the cabinet making business in all ils
branches, on Main-street, two doors. below BekS.
Corners tavern where he has variety Of elegant
furniture, which will be sold as cheap for cash as
can be afforded at any other establishment IN this
country. lie would inform carpenters, and others
interested that he is prepared to DO all kinds tor
TURNING 10 wood, WIN DAVIS.
N. b, Having purchased the HLARsE owned by
Mr. Dubree, and repaired it thoroughly, he will at.
tend TO all orders IN The underlakerS line. W.D
July ~, 1889 ltf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

ELt ABBOTT, Esqr. is my authorized ages-
- 10 rent any property belonging 10 me m lne
tewani Columbus, to give leases, and receive pay
ment for the same, until the Isi day of January:
ls4;; any contract he may make in leasing san
property shall he obligatory upon me. The eas'
to commence on the LIST January ls40. Those wan
Ating.fnc Store houses, offices rooms viii 90 WE
tsgive him a call.
RO8T. Z. HARRIS.
Dec. 10th, 1sS9--o5-6w.
H3-The Argus will pleaee publish the above ~
weeks
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aO.OOO.OOO MOrus MulticnuIis
~. Outlines.

HNHE subscriber has 9or sale the above number
n oicuItings from this Invaluable tree. No com
menlary Is necessary to prove lnconteslaby the ex-
.9toE Ha'ue o. lhes1 'rees' NAT me growing OF
patonS, is established conclusyely Nv reference 10
experiments already fully ,csted-and there exists
aIso, Ihe cleares' AID almost papabe evidence that
The propagation of the tree .or market will be pro-
habe Tor many years. At the north, in the cllture
oi SILK, ~ 600 is considered an average yield 10 the
hand, where there exists many ncenvenicnces I'M
known to this climate.
Applications To myself near Hamburg or 10
Maj w h Turner, agent at Marion, Perry county,
Alabama, promptly attended 10.
J. NJ. WEISlNGER
Hamburg, Perry co Ala. Move Istf
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Notice.

N pursnatoe of I'm order of the Probates Court o.
L I.owndes county, STATE of Mississippi made At
the December term, 1889, the. undersigned will pro.
coed TO sell on credit of twelve months, 10 The
highest bidder, cd the a2dd day Of January next
ls40l in the town Of Nashville in said county. the
west halfof the north ives, quarter Except fifteen
acres of the south west corner) aud The west hall
Of the south west quarter Except thirteen aers
of the north west corner) of section number nine
also the north east quarter of the north east qusrer
and ihe south east quarter of the south east quarter
dissection numheI eight, all in township number twen
~, Of range number seventeen west, containg iwt
hundred and fourteen acres Frhe above descroeC
and will be sold as the property of the estate oIJno
y. Lewis deed.
THOMAS J. LEWIS, Admr,
Dec. the 9th, lSS9.-25-3w.
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Carriages for Sale.

a .WOLFINGTON has on hand and ia still
-. receiving from Jennings Robinson & Co.'s
mandatory al the north handsome sssortrnent Of
sli kinds Of CARRIAG Els, consisting in pari oi
; Coaches, Charities, Bsrouches and Buggys, Sc
&c: which viii be sold on reasonable terms al his
Repository.
An Repairing done with neatness and despatch at
his old stand on MARKET street, Columbus.
March 2, 1882 sztf
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.COrOner's Notice.
Dissolution,
DIR. E. F.. BOuchelle.

WILL in future devote his whole sttentG
W 10 The practice oi The several branches Of lS
profession, at the late residence of his father, h
tween Col NiIurod Davis and Lindsey's Ferry He
will practice upon us reasonable terms as any othe
regularly bred physician in the county.
December 9TH, lS69.-22-tf.
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To the Public.

TINE embarrassed state of the country and oOl
Il own necessities compel us in future To adOps r.
different course in our Mercantile business. We
therefore take this me thnd OF informing our cusoD
ers and the public generally, that as we are eo@,
PEELED to make heavy payments during this WEE.
and Tire ensuing spring, that all debts due Us -.
DC paid OF satisfactorily arranged, SO dat re . 81.
make thenfs vailabe, and that our sales aiief "
first day of Janusry next viii be considered cns 9
the delivery Of The articles sod unless on terms ON
erwise spe eially agreed upon.
II. BUCHANNON & CO
Columbus, December 2i'h, 1885. cS-n
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MOrus NIuIticNulis.

AM OR Chinese Mulbcrry--naw is your
WHS1$ time 10 engage these trees aud cuttings,
Y1N as they will be sold al n reduced price for
-. The currency T. A Smith will have for
sale large number Of The trees and cuttings of the
Morus Multcauls, which have been raised in
this county, aud consequently are acclimated thus
rendering them superior 10 those raised IN more nor.
ihem cliuate. They viii he warranted genuine.
Those wishing TO purchase the trees or cuttings,
will do well 10 engage them coon.
August "a, I890,--7-tf
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Take NOtice.--S2O Reward

ID ANAWAY IRON the subscriber near Fulsom,
~ in 0ktibheha county, an the night of the lIlh
inst. u negrn woman by the name Of Rose, twenty
louI or five years old, daak completed, or rather
black stout and heavy set no scars, except on her
nect On Ne right side jus, Under the car q small not.
Had on when left course cotton coat, and draw
ing cham locked around her neck will give the
DAVID NJ COOK,
August II. 1889 -ew-'r
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Committed
Ch0ctaw Reservations.
CoMMIss,oSER's OvFicr,

Columbus, Nj. 25ih Nov. 1899
NOTICE. am instructed by The Commission
~ Or Of Indian Affairs 10 make one more pubic
eaN, on oil those having business to transact with
this Office, to brirg itihrlh without further delay ior
adjudication. Claimants are aduionished that
whatever business may remain unsettled when the
Office shall be closed al this place, will necessarily
have 10 be transferred 10 the department a, Wash.
ington, and that 10 make the necessary proof there,
wifi undoubtedly be attended with much more trou.
hle and expense 10 the claimant than 70 make Il
here. ANDR. A. KlNCANNON, Comr
For certifying contracts for Choclaw reservations,
Nav. so, lsS0-2l-lf.
n1- "The Mssissippau" jackson, will insert
the foregoing for one month and forward their &C.
count TO the Commissioner ior payment at this
place. A. A. K. Conn.
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Valuable Plantation for Sale.

49, | Will sell on reasonable terms my
z plantation in Noxubee county, situated
VVa between The Tombigbee and Noxubec
-. rivers, len miles from the Bgbee, and
Que lrOm the Noxubee, and lying directly on The
road leading from Macon to Jamestown and Gaines
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres, about
geo acres Of which prairie, and the whole Of IL is
the best quality of cotton land, being OF rich san
dy soil. There are about 200 acres in a fne slate
OF cultivation The Plantation is well waiered 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 rs fine l,ee-
stone water as can be found in The STATE Thee
are on the premises two fine young OrrLardS OF
choice fruit. The buildings are comfortable dwell
Jug house, negro cabins, corn cribs, a cotton gin
with Q screw &c. SIC. This place was formerly
owned by Mr.. X. Ridgeway, and is known by The
name Of the Kdgeway tract. ANY one wishing 10
purchase cotton Plantation would do well TO exam
me the premises For further particulars appiy TO
he subscriber living in Macon, or in his absence 10
Mr., Rdgeway, proprietor OF the Washington Nan
Macon, or 10 Mr.. c. Hairless four miles from M,con
n. n. SPOONER.
Macon, June 20, IsS0-5I-,c
co The Tuscaloosa Flag, and the Huntsville
Democrat are requested TO publish the above 10 the
amount OF live dollars each, and send their bills "a
H's sSoo''' u. y. SPOONER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
no THR PUBLIC.

Tia rSEhis AZ Editors sHd publishers Of papers
have bssa too long neglected. Justice Will never
Be doae unles lhey themselves assert their rights 4
enlafes the most rigid rules which in the cod Sll
be found alike saluiary 10 the public aud beneficial
10 lhose engaged ia he pres. Publishers Of papers
have been - hag imposed upon BY the community
81 large, that thty are considered 10 some exiehta
degraded class Of beings, who's in act there IS no
Gtuattaa in lie % honorable, deserving Of 80 high
consideration, productive Of - much good or class
haG exerts - powerful an influence. u II known
u be provefbsl for the debtors tn newspaper pub
fishers ia consider their demands ~ the last % he
paid-debs 20 which there u attached no mora OBJ
hgaiion end which they ran refuse 10 pay with us-
uce and honor hence il IL incumbent upon he cou-
duetors Of The prrs To asser their oWn rights, and
receive, severtyand ninily, To bling oil patrons Of
newspa pers under The same obligations that attach
70 cher coat raeia, always remain ia poverty and
want. with thousands due them lrum tie most SOL
veat men 10 the country.
We call upon all editors and publishers Of papers
who approve Of The following rules to endorse
them BY their s9natures-plsce them at the head
Of their papera sid strictly adhere TO them,
I. No subscription received without payment IN
adpaaee.
3. No SUBSCRIPTION received for less than six
uoniha.
81. Advance payment will be required from all
transient advertisers.
@th. To announce no man for any Office eter
State or County, without the advance payment OF
sea dollars.
sth. Political circulars charged as advertisements
and payment required in adUanee.
9Th. Al advertisements Ut = personal alteration
will be charged double. and payment required in adj
vance.
It'll. Election tickets will not be printed without
order, nor delivered 90 any person without payment
10 advance.
9Th. All subscribers, without respect to persons,
who are deinquens, on The first Of October, will be
stricken from our list and their accounts put in suit.
The above rules, we the andersgned, pledge our
JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor Of the YaEoo Wing.
8. II. d. BLACK,
Editor of the Nslehez Courier.
BESANC0N & HALLIDAY,
Publishers Of the Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES HAGAk.
Editor and Proprietor oil The Vieksburg Sentinel.
W. M.,SMYTH,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS,
Proprietor Of the Southern Argus
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor uf tho Rodney Telegraph
J. n. DUFFIELD,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Wing
VIM b. TEDO,
Editor of the Fayeite Advertiser
A, b. g. $. L. C0RWINE,
Editors apd prnprielors Of the Ynzoo Banner.
ARCH, 8. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent.
G. A. F0 LS0M,
Editor o the Southern Seniinc.
W0RrHiNGT0N& CHAPMAN
Editors and Projectors Of the Columbus Democrat
June 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Lands at Auction

A ] Nsrseetah, On Kemptr c.
"A on. on v sdnesday the 2Sl aay Of ,'sl.''s',.
c coa 1s@ Jay W. 20 S say s7 Tie soc .h
ior SeeiITs each, TWENTY SFr. y, sss ys,,
LAND. situate about twenty mil,s S = lVNS o.
GSinesYLie, Ala, tie ui!rs . Wbri I1ol.A Va,
'', Ts, ,nd Perfected io uadT, the cboe .,
Of Exchange a sixty days.) ana ~ pp'uy5t 3
two and three years, secured by ion = -aes (.
Further particulars viii be given ], 'In On ne "a.
sSe';llPl0n Of the lands forusi,d " ~ az
nay desire 10 examine them. uose ".
DANIEL GREENE
CHRISTOPHER r CO
JOHN C. WHISTLE oll
DAVID NJ RUSSrII
Gainesville, Ala, Dec. 10, 1885,
20 The bsae of the Union. Con..,
crat, and VOICE Vi Sumter, vii nse,, I ,h Dsrso
ee' until the day of sale, and e,,w,'ei above b.
counts 10 Gainesville for paymept "''d iAer .,
GaiaeseAe p.,,.
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MOrus NIulticaulis.

AniRA THE subscriber has now growing near
$RS jackson. Miss. fine lot Of the above
&VtNM valuable TREE, and will have in the fall
-. or next spring, several thousand for sale
Tie knows them TO be genuine, as-he bought them
when IN full foliage. Warranted genuine or no sale
Address J. LEWIS, Post olfcc) jackson, Mss
N, b. Trees or cuttings neatly packed, To be sent
to any part OF the country. J. LEWIS.
Jackson, June8i, 1899 A7tr
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General Agency and Commission
Business.

VTVHE subscribers have formed copartnersip
Il in the above line III business, to be conducted
in The City of Mobile from and after the FIRST day Of
October next, under the style and firm Of
Ii D. s. G.. HOLCOMBE.
Having been engaged in the same line Of business
for several years in the City Of Augusta, Georgia.,
and acquired The necessary experience and knowl-
edge OF the business they have undertaken--espe.
ciaIy in the sale cotton, they feel confident OF be-
ing able 10 give satisfaction to those OF their friends
who may coh6de business 10 their management.
One Of the firm will at all times be personally pres
ent, 10 attend 10 the business of the concern.
HENRY d. H0LCOMBE,
GEORGE G. HOLCOMBE
Nov. 10Th 1s39.--I9-20w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
The Family Physician

nR, Every Mass COMPANION, being compia-
~ ton from the most approved medical authors,
adapted to The southern and western climates; TO
which is,hdded an account Of Herbs, Roots aud
Plants, used for medical purposes, with directions
how they are TO be prepared so that every man can
be his own physician, together with glossary Of
medical terms-4by A. 6. GooDLETr, A, NJ. for ma.
nv years surgeon in the U. S, Army. Wi,h an
appendix, containing new and successful mode Of
treatiugA iauc Cholera, by The compiler. For sale
by PFlSIEK Il GOuLlWlN.
May IL, 1899. 4i,l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

IN .HCT 10 aid the Commsreiai Rail-road and
BGnkihg Company Of GieksJurg 10 prosecute
more tGsciHaiig Their W0rk Of IHiIHa! In
prorsmsni, aud for other PurPosss.
WHEREAS, the encouragement Of internal I'm
w proyement IS deemed, by the legislature,
subject Of the highest nupoIlause and deepest IN
teresl 10 the people Of Mississippi aud whereas,
the president drrcloE, aud Company OF the COM
mercia ral-ruad bank Of Fcksburg have manIiest-
ed the most ardent zeal and uniirng industry m tie
prosecution Of the Vicksburg and Jackson railroad,
time when al the resources 0l The country seem
ed necessary TO protect the credit and character Of
banking department; and whereas, the legislature
are sensible Of The vast Importance Of speedily COM
pleiing the sad road without lmParng the uselui-
ness Of the bank:
Section l. BE II enacted By the Legislature Of the
State Of Mississippi, That ~ order TO facilitate tie
said improvement, without depriving the people Of
The benefits Of the bank that two hundred bonds,
of five thousand dollars each, payable twenty years
alter date, 10 tie order OF The president, directors,
and company, Of the Commercial aud rail road bank
of Vicksburg, bearing interest al the rate Of SIX
per cent per annum, shall be signed by the governor
Of the state countersgned by the state treasurer,
snd under seal ol the STATE and the faith Of the
state be, aud the same is hereby, pledged for the
punctua payment OF the PRINCIPAL and interest Ol
said bonds SAID bond 10 be IN the following words,
70 wit!
Know all men by these presents, that the state OF
Mississippi acknowledges herself TO be indebted to
The president, directors aud company, OF the Com
nereis aud raH road bauk of fcksburg, IN the sum
OF ave Thousand dollars current mon9y Of the Uni
ted States, which sam the raid state OF Mississippi
promises to pay To the order Of the president drec
tors, and company Of the Commercial and ralLfoad
bank Of VeksbuIg, twenty years after date hereof,
with interest at the rate OF SIX per cent per snuum
from the date OF The cndo, sement. payable semlan-
nualy at the place mentioned in the endorsement
hereto In witness whereof the governor Of the
state Of Mississippi has signed, and the treaSurer Of
The state has counlersigned, these presents and
caused the seal Of the stale To be affixed lheelo OF
Jackson, this day OF in the
year Of our Lord
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
MOrus MuIticaulis.

OEn nAA genuine Moms Multcauls
GsJU.OOO buds for sale by the subscriber.
which he offers for sale ut one cent per bad deliver
able innext month or in December desired, " he
wd plant that moEy buds next spring, and deliver
the product IN November. 1910, 10 any gentleman
or company ofgentemen. The trees, from which
the above buds grew this year, ranged in length
from four 10 eight feet WHO will give ten cents Fer
tree Tor all that raised from the above ands-or
who viii make proposition Good security will be
given and required. The above buds vii be de-
'sered at my house, or in Petersburg, Va if all are
taken.
Refer 10 Mr.. NJ Walthall, Columbus.
STEPHEN n. WATKINS.
Lawrencevile, Va Oct. $, 1889