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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-14
MISSISSIPPI FEMATPco1-

A I the last session oftb;. VVLLEGG
"A following resolutions me- Vs.. ll3at0t 1,
Board OF Trustees, which viii 80. gas
the ensuing session: illaeh b.
Resolred, That the boara d.,
be 800 per session q I've : eacA T9caehA
paid one half in advance. Weeks lok
This sum is INTENDED tos.,,..
ding, fuel, washing, and n ' ,.t room. BE-.
and extra charges connected ~ 0si eo1attnger
department. ''a he Ousrt-,
Resolred, That the urics. o,r.
follows: ''''e' u Iuisoa /. =
Preparatory Department. n,.....
Advanced Department, 'A sl5 9
This Department embrace. n %A
usually taught in the higher srbo y 'is Saa
ORNAMENTAL DFp4pT,,r,
Music, including the useoftbe pi.r. 81
Needle Work, - '1-'AH5l
Drawing and Painting p
Painting in Oil, Dig
Transferring, ~a
Shell work, IL
Wax work, ie
1t viii be perceived from the fo,s,,;,...
luhons, that the rates of bo3ndng mn ~ II
have been changed from the former ~ ~. ;.,l-
This course the Trustees have been OH ~
adopt They hare EMPLOYED COMM y ~. Y.
Efficient nstructesses, who must be 49, i
compensated, and the resources Of tho -
ton are the only fund from which tb,. -
pensatiOn should be drawn. Hitherto tE,i-l
has proved insufficient.
The rates which are now estsBs5s3 +.
for board and tuition, are such as are ,5rS
IN other and neighboring schools, and s,sre
as the necessities ofthe College dens1d
ReSolred, That TO Young LADY be s5rr4.
as a student in the College tn the III, :.
ton, and half the boarding fees be pad al.
time she Joins the College.
THOS. MCGEE, PrastBgl
BENJAMIN s. LoHG, Sec'y.
u The next session Of the College vi CO..
mence on Monday, September 18th.
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Feb. Is, ls4o.
NOTIGE-

"a ILthose indebted to the subscribersor the
n late firm OF Akin & Glass, either by note
or account, are respectfully invited to come for
ward and settle the same immediately, as we
are compelled to have money. All claims re-.
naming unsettled until LIST March next, viii be
put in suit.
HAMPTON g. BROWN.
n. b. Union, Commercial and Transporta-
non money viii be taken at par in liquidation
Columbus Feb. 4 1910. 5tf
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COLUMBUS HOTEL.

THE Undersigned would respectfully IN
form his friends and acquaintance of Ten
nessee, Kentucky, and the public in general,
that he has taken charge of this spacious and
very convenient establishment, to be continued
under the supervision and care of
&sSs GUEtnHillasis9
Whose reputation in this line is not surpassed
in the southern country. Travellers, as well
as all others who may honor him with their
patronage, may expect to receive every atten-
ton calculated to render them comfortable.
There is attached to this establishment, a
first rate LIVERY STABLE; and the pro-
prietor as usual, will continue to devote per-
sonally, his unremitted attention to this branch
of his business; and from his experience Of
some ten or twelve years, in the State of Ken
lucky, is well calculated to be of essential SER
vice to the trading community.
N. B. Knowing that there is frequently
much cause of complaint from the inattention
it shall be his special care to have
none but the best; who VIII be under rigid rules
and if neglectfuI, win please be made known
at the bar,
DAVIS COCKRELL.
Columbus, Miss. January, 1st, 1910.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


NOTlCE is hereby given. that by vir-
Ia tue of Deed of Trust, executed
to the subscriber, as trustee, by William
Dowsing, bearing date the sixth day of
April, in the year of our Lord one thoes
sand eight hundred and thirty nine, and of
record in the Office of the Clerk of Pro-
bate Court of Lowndes County, State of
Mississippi, to secure the payment Of Ger.
tain notes therein mentioned and descrb-
ed, |, as trustee. will expose to public sale
and sell for cash, 10 the highest bidder, at
the Court House door Of said County and
State, on the fifteenth day Of April, eigh.
teen hundred and forty, the following pro-
to wit:
Negro slave Tom, aged about forty -five
years-Lewis, aged about eighteen years
Patrick, aged about fourteen years
Elias, aged about twelve years-Jonah
aged about fifty years.
ALSO.
Two carriage Horses-both dark bays
one light bay horse, one sorrel mare, one
gray horse, and one gray pony. Also,
the south east quarter and the east half Of
the south west quarter of section twelve,
in township eighteen, south, in range nine
teen, west lying and being in the said
County Of Lowndes ana State of Missis.
sippi, containing two hundred and thirty.
line and 91-100 acres. Also, the south
east quarter Of the north west quarter of
section nine, in township eighteen, south,
of range eighteen, west, in said County
and State, containing forty and 6-1O0
acres, with the improvements, &C., there.
unto belonging. Also, the following Lots
in the town of Columbus, County and
State aforesaid: The whole of square
number twenty-nine, Lot number six, in
square number thirty, and Lots number
one, two and three, in square number eigh.
ty-nine, with the appurtenances, heredita-
ments and improvements belonging TO said
lots-all lying and being in the said town
of Columbus, north of Main street.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
VIM. B. WINSTON,
Trustee.
Feb. 7. 1910. 2ltf
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ERASMUS L. ACEE.

ERASMUS L. ACEE,
WTILL continue to devote his entire atten-
w tention to the practice of his profession
in the several counties, composing the 9th
Judicial District, in the Superior Court of
Ch4ncery, and High Court of Errors and APP
peals and in the Federal Courts in Mississippi.
Columbus, Miss. Dec. 10, 1899 #.
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MEDICAL NOTIcE

DR.. :. ?. oUcEza-z.
WILL in future devote his whole attention
w to the practice ofthe several branches
Of bic profession, at the late residence of b;s
father, between Col. Nimrod Davis and Lind
sey's Ferry. He win practice upon as reas-
enable terms as any other regular bred pbys-
ician in the country.
Dec. 10, 1882 If.
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BANK OF THE ToMBIeBY r. r. Co. }
Columbus. Miss. Oct %. 1890 Z

BANK OF THE ToMB1eBY r. r. Co.
Columbus, Miss, Oct. %, 1889.
A T called meeting of the Board of Direc-
N tors held this day, it was unanimously
Resolved,
That in consequence of the intelligence of a
suspension of specie payments by large
portion of the banks at the north, this Bank
viii also suspend specie payments for the pres
ent.
Resolved, That this Bank wiIlresume specie
payments when the banks generally resume.
Resolved, That the Cashier have the above
resolutions published.
CHAS. WALSH, Cashier.
eff
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
Try virtue of a deed of Trust, executed to
: Jason Criglar, (and his legal representa-
tives) by Thomas Mathews, for the benefit Of
John Criglar, dated March 9th, A. d. 1887 !:
to secure the payment of certain Promissory
Notes therein mentioned, viii as the said
legal representative, expose to sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for ready money,
at the Court house of Lowndes County, Miss.
on tile 9th. day of May next, the following
named negroes mentioned in said Deed to wit:
Stephen, Isaac, Johnson, Henry, Darcus
and Tilla. Sale to take place between the
hours of III o'clock A. NJ. and PM.
WILLIAM WEAVER, Elk. &c.
Trustee
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GIN GEAR.

GIN GEAR.
THE Subscribers have reduced the price
Il of Gin Gear, and have now on hand
$50, sets best cast Iron Gin Gear, for 10 g.
II feet Wheels, and warrant the same to work
well.
For sale by,
DE FOREST, MORRIS g. WILKINS.
Mobile.
Also Boiling Cloths, & Mil Rocks, Etc.
February, 25th IS40,-3m. %.
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EnR LBS. assorted Northern CAN
OOO DIES, comprising almost every
thing in the line, just received fresh from the
north, and for sale by
G. HILL, Columbus Drug Store.
January % 20
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Feb. 7, 1910.
MEDICAL SPRING BATHING
HOTTGE

MEDICAL SPRING BATHING
HOUSE.
TNHIS establishment is now open for the
4 season; the baths having been newly
painted, and every department put in good or
der, the public can be well accommodated. To
the Ladies department new baths have been
furnished, and if there is sufficient encourage
ment they will be kept exclusively for their use
The subscribers family reside on the lot, so that
ladies' can enter from his residence through the
garden, or as formerly.
"a TERMS OF BATHING.
For a single warm Bath, rs
For amt. of SIS so
For the season, from 1st April to LIST
October, 6 months, $40 90
The house may be left open on Sundays
from sun rise to 8 O'Clock, A.. M.-but the SER
wants win receive the pay-consequentl each
person subscribing will be required to pay an
extra of25 cents to them.
ID. BALDWIN.
Columbus, ApriE1st, 1s40-28-tf.
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10" lllll 10 SIarVe' ne lnOugnl some
about riding the horse back to its own
er, but the jade travelled so hard that
he would rather go to the State prison
for dozen years than ride him again
dozen miles. The court sentenced
him to three years hard labor in the
State prison.
Deep Plantiag.-Ap patron of ours
informed us a few weeks since, that
while taking his fodder, he discovered
great difference in appearance be-
tween two pieces of corn, which were
planted at the same time and in the
same kind Of soil. The fodder on
one piece of ground dried up SO fast
that he could scarcely get through with
stripping it before it was entirely ''burnt
up" to use the common phrase.-On
going to the other piece he found it
green to the ground and in good plight
for stripping. He was struck with the
difference in the two lots of corn, and
onreAection recollected that on getting
ready to plant his corn in the spring, he
run.a furrow with a large shovel orbar-
share plough, after which he followed
with a small plough called a bull
lounge. The result was that the part
planted deep in the opening made by
the small plough, where the large one
had previously run, produced third
more fodder, and of better quality
than that planted in the shallow mark
made by the large plough alone, be-
sides the great difference there must
be in the weight Of the corn, the latter
drying up too fast of course to make
proper article for bread. This should
be remembered by farmers, and the
evil of shallow planting avoided, espe-
cially since all seem to think the sea-
sons are becoming shorter and dryer
than formerly.-SoHhern Cultirafor.
-99e-
Universal PiUs.-What virtuous
things are pills and panaceas, and how
astonishing it is that disease can exist
in the world while we have so many
universal and infallible remedies. One
great public benelactor proves the vir-
tue Of his medicine by offering give
hundred dollars if it fails" Another
advertises a list of modern miracles
wrought by his wonderful discovery.
Every pill manufacturer keeps a poet
laureat, paid by the year, half salary
in pills, and the virtue of patent pills
are sungto the world through newspa-
pers in most melodious verse. But we
hear of one pious methodist lady who
could find no virtue in universal pills.
Feeling unwell she sent one Of her
children TO the apothecaries for box
of pills-the latest inlallible. The
child returned with box of "Univer-
sal pills" Universal !" exclaimed
the Mortified matron, "Pll have moth
ing to do with universalists. Take
them back, never go to that shop again;
go to brother Jenkins shop, he keeps
no such blasphemous medicine I'll be
bound :" After this we expected to
hear Of a new description of pills called
"1he Genuine, LgalLible Methodisi-
cal and anti Universal ?"-Picauune.
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A NEW VOLUME
THE FIRST NUMBER TO BE ISSUED
ON THE TwENTY-sFvFNTH DAY
OF JUNF, 1910.
THE NEW-YORK MIRROR.

Or JUNFs IC4Os
THE NEW-YOR MIRROR,
A POPULAR AND HIGHLY ESTEEMED RE-
PosIToRY OF LITERATURE AND THE
FINE ARTS:
CONTAINING
articles from the pens of scell-knoarn and
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that can proUe interesting TO The general
reader, sucluding Original Poetry, Tales
and Essays, humorous and pathetic
Critical notices-E Early and choice Sc
lections from the best ne,c publications.
both american and EngIsh--Scientif-
&c and Literary Intelligence. Copious
notices Of Foreign Countries, ty Cor.
respondents engaged expressly and car
clitsively for this .Journal-Stractnres
upon The Uarious productions in the fine
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and appreciation of the puJhc-Elabo-
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Office Columbus d Tombigby. 7Fansporsa- I
lion Co., March 81, 1910.
II ESOI,yED. that an additional call Of
LIE, twenty per cent be made ON the capital
stock of this company and the. same is hereby
declared to fab due and payable onzthe first OF
May next.
Extract from the minutes.
IL. HAMPTON, Cashier.
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Thetide tHrncd.-The New Orleans
Picayune say that an individual who
ran away from Texas had arrived re-
Gently in that city. This is natural
retrogression andmakes it difficult 10
saywhich part Of the Western country
is the most natural habitation of those
who absolve themselves from the re-
straints of law and social order.
Il Queer character.-Among the
doings at the Court of common pleas
for rockingham county N. III. the Ex-
eter news letter states that Alfred Teth-
erly, Of Charleston N. H. was indicted
for stealing a horse, the property Of
Josiah Woodman of Nottingham. On
being asked if "guilty or not guilty."
he said they might set him down as
guilty, for he went into the barn to
lodge for the night and finding no hay
there for him to lie on, or the horse to
eat, he took the beast out Of pity, rode
him up the country where there was
hay enough and sold him to a man
who would feed him well and not al
low him TO starve. He thought some
about riding The horse back to its own
er, but the jade travelled so hard that
he would rather to the State prison
for dozen years than ride him again
dozen miles. The court sentenced
him to three years hard labor in the
State prison.
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Office ! Columbus d Tombigby Transporta-
ton ca, January 3rd, 1910.
ID ESOLVED, That from and after the
II, ninth instant, this Company will redeem
their issues by paying one-half in Alabama
funds and giving four months Post, Notes for
the remainder. Extract from the minutes.
H. L. HAMPTON. Cashier.
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TRUST SALE.

March 24th, I84O:--5t prsf SO 81
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HENRY DICKINSON,
ABORTION BOYKIN,

Columbus, Miss. march, %, 1910.
No. 81, Ct. ids. prs. fee, $40.
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TRUST SALE,
= RenZ Eslole Monea.

wnv v;rt,ie of 4 Deed In Trust executed by
Is Ewing +. Calhoun to The subscriber,
,rb;els s ddly recorded IN the PFobates Clerks
Ofg;ee Of I5owndcs County, N Book nc. II,
9sges. 2O7, 205, 200. and 20, to secure the
payrnent Of prolnissory note m saia ag Sc
mentioned. i WI sell fer the notes Real Is.
tate Ranking Company Of Columbus) az pub
Tc Auction at the Court House door IN me
town Of Columbus, on Saturday,
The .27M dag Of June, 1910,
The following Lots in the town OF Columbus
kno,vn as mart of Lot no. ten, IN square mum
her three. north Of Main Street, commencing
at 4 point g6 feet south ofthe MOTH vest Ger
ner Of said Let Oh Market street, running thence
sonthwardIy with Market street fifty Jour EEL
thence eastwardly parallel with Nam stree e,
sixty SIX feet, thence northwardly paraalsi y y
Market street, 81 feet, thence westWafaiy FAf.
aslel with Main Street, G6 feet to the Deginqa','s
Also. Lot 10. nine, in square no. four ana -
no. two, in square no. eight, south 81 =. ~
Street, according to the plan Of the Town 2
Columbus.
Sale during the usual hours.
! Such title only willbe conveyed as IS Ves'e'
! IN me as Trustee. $3.50
a'o OVIDP BROWN.
/ Trustee
ids. .prsf Cd
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7Pe0E EsFaFs .E5olley F1'aslteel,

Dated, June, Is, Is4O. 81
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DY virtue Of the above specified ,writs;
, others to me directed from the Homo
bic District Court Of the United States Tor
Northern District Of Mississippi, | vii sell
Monday, the
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SEIERIFF,S SAFE


Z virtue ofsundry writs ef Fieri Fa.
Gas, and Vendiiioai e xponas. is.
sued oy the clerk Of the circuit court Of
Lowndes county, and to me directed, /
VIII sell orcash, at the court House door
~ Columbus, on Monday the
Seth day 81 jug lert,
the following property. to wit:
Negroes, Alexander, Keziah. Anna.
and her child, August, Mason, May, vi.
ney, and two children, Tenor aud her
child, Allied, Philip, Kenda, Hamlet.
Frank, Lucy, Elisha aad Martha.
Also, Lots. number four and five n. Block
number one, north of Main street Col1na-
bus, on which is situated the Earle Ho.
Tel. Also, part of 10, number !. sec.
II, township is, range, Is, beginning a a
stake 20 feet p. of the Bank Of the Tom.
bigby river, thence running north Ga feet
E. 10 feet to the line of section number
l6, thence running north 9 feet. west ] 03
fleet, thence running west parallel with
| the first line go feet TO a stake within 70
feet OF the river bank. which 10 feet IS re.
served for Public Highway, thence run.
ming down the bank Of the river 1913 fee
to the place of beginning, being the same
on which the Ware House Of Akin &
! Gibbs stands.
Also one undivided half Of Lots /, III
IL, and IA, and one half oflot 10, all i
square O, North Of Main Street, being tn
same on which the Gin Factory Of G. S
Akin, & Co, stands.
Levied on as the property of jaime
Jones & Cyrus s. Aiken, to satisfy sal
writs in favor Of the Tombigby Rail Ros
s Company and others.
q Sale within hehours prescribed by Law
: Dated the 9th, May 1910.
P. M. GRANT. Sheriff of
Il Lowndes count
of ids. prs. fee, $500.
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40 THEl AFEI. IliTEDII
NO ETRE No PAY

~ = = 2 ~ y =
TIME Subscriberhas the pleasure of announ-
II cling to the Public that he is now IN pos
session of remedy for the cure Of HERNIA
ORRUPTURES, and from experience, he rs
Of the opinion that 8 cases out OF 10 of reduci-
BILE Hernia may be effectnally cured. Those
wishing to avail themselves of a cure of the
above complaint, would do wen TO call at the
Office of the subscriber on Nam Street Co
lnmbus Miss. His price for a cure viii be
500. Persons coming from a distance can
procure boarding at good homes on reasonable
terms.
w. SPILLMAN.
Columbus, Mi. Feb. 25th. 1S40.-23-tf.
p. S. A Supply Of Reeds patent trusses is
expected In a short time
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Hon. WIN. w. southga'e.
FOURTH OF JULY.

tam adjourned Meeting of the citizens Of
Columbus, held at the Court House on the q
25th dav of June, Joseph Blair, Esqp III the
Chair, and John Crusoe, Sec.
RrSotyrp. That the Committee OF arrange
ments, be instructed TO invite, all volunteer
8s4ociatioa5, and Military Companies OF the
County toappcar in theirrespcctve uniforms,
and the citizens generally to participate with
ms m The celebration Of the ensuing AnnWer-
Major WadJsl having declined acting as
FIRST Marshal, WIN. ID. Chapman, ESQ, was
amounted Ist--E7 T. Drake, and Tho's. II.
March, Assistant Marshals Of the Day.
Toe following programme of the celebration
ofthe ensuing Anniversary Of American indie |
peadence, in Columbus, has been adopted by |
the Marshals Of the Day.
At sun rise, a Federal Salute 10 be fred as |
sitna for hosting the National Flag,
Al eleven o'clock, A. NJ. a Procession to be |
formed on Main Street, at the Flag Staff OPP
positc James Jones Hotel in the following or
der.
lst Columbus Band,
ID, Orator ofthe Day, Reader Of the Dec
lpraton ard o. ,rvy.
4.h. g. IS Rillemen
9TH, High Sheriff, J1ogolutiou, .
the County. Justices Oh
9TH Male students OF the several seHniIs-
III, do. Teachers of the do do
9Th, Members of the two Fire Companies.
Oh, Members of the Mechanics Assoc'a-
ton.
IOh, Citizens Of the City and County and
Strane ers,
lIth Columbus Dragons, :.
At the firing Of gun the procession VII
move from Nam to st. Johns Street, dowr
st. Johns Street, TO Washington Street; uE
Washington Street to MAIN Street; up Mai
Street, to Caledonia Street, to the Baptis
IonJ'. Nnlphere the services of the day WIN d
performed, as follows:
lst, Prayer,
n, Music,
81, Reading Of the Declaration OF hide
pCndence,
lth, Music,
9th, Grafton,
9th, Music,
7th Prayer and Benedlctlou,
Alter the services OF the Church, the Prc
cesson will form as in the first order, and pre-
coed 20 the place designated for the Dime
when fen de jois will be fired by the Mlllts
nv, as signal for disbanding.
At one O'Clock, National Salute viii be h
ed.
At sun set the firing Of gun viii be Ii
signal for lowering the National Flag.
A. w. Davis, Esq, has been appointed "
ator Of the day, and
Mai. VIM Dowsing Readerof the Declar
ton.
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III, do. Teachers Of the do do
9Th, Members of the two Fire Companies
oh, Members of the Mechanics Associa-
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DURSUANT to adjournment, there
n will be meeting ofthe Ciceronean
Club at the Franklin Male Academy
on Tuesday, the thirtieth inst. at three
o'clock, P. M. The following question
will be debated sShouM Harrison Be
The neat President Of The United States ~
A punctual attendance. of the members
is required; and the public respectfully
are invited TO attend.
By order Of the President.
J. w. OVERALL, Sec.
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3 NkfEf8 E<9Ll4te - D4eS0 -, ID
1nSIIE subscriber wiz sell elght 'hunaEe ga
acres Of Land, with Something Ike -
acres 10 cultivation, for four thousand two nuli-
5red dollass j Real Estate Money, When sa can
he paid 10 the Real state Bank u tq''f ~ pa5
Grstallnuents. the ffs commencing m Auges =
nevt THE land is situated witlln two 1ls =. y.
Columbus. and lies on tlie riyeff al -
nIace and plymouth, and bounded on me e ~ 4.
n bv slouol. On the west by CALVIN Il fi9Mz
IN. on the south west BY the Tomngpy ~ ~.
or on the east b. las ones, and penas ~.
fa,;stbs round Mai wshg, ana c0 % :
tbe East half Of the s. w and ~ II .i.'a'
ter r N SECTION z, Of Township l7,aot rang =
and the south East quarter ct section ones ~,
Ike west half Of the North East quaIlez 4pe
IN he North west quarter and west nall pl.s.
zee or 81 fection II, aDdthe y hteeetleA !
va est half Of north east quarter q seeIl % =
~ lie north west quarter 81 section e. = I,
so re sevenfeen q range l9, all o. Whae.
sv;II he found tobe great bargain, fts - s
-[,5 money. The Land = gerst4..y " q.
-holders Of claims agsanss the 49, -. -
.rIs nav perhaps a wen e ezam1ns
laig 1s',s' .s-r,y'. 70 sell and close 1y pps
re- with that Ensttuia 1910. s
rsn he had 70 suit the aPpl'e $500
FOR Information apply g hlf;' F7's'e''ss !
fss,IIaden, Columbus, - FfET Ds
june, 25, 2S4O.