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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

The anticipated revolution IN iron manufac-
ture in this country, from smelling iron ore
with hard coal by the hot BIAS, seems to pro-
gress much faster than the most sangulne eX-
pccted. AT the works of MesSrs. Reeves and
Whitaker al Phnnlxvllle, Pa. the process is
accomplished of making nails from the ore in
the short space ofR hours, since the introduce
ton of anthracite coal for fuel into their fur
mace
A beautiful Wustrat on Right and duty
are like two pain trees, which bear fruit only
when growing side by side
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

The Census.-The taking of the census
will deveIope many curious facts. InQueens
County the Marshal d covered perfect AL
bino. 1t was an active child OF three years
old, whose parents were negroes. The child
was perfectly white: had the pink shaded blue
eyes Of this class Of beings, with hair white
and crIsped like wool.
Brooklyn will be found to have stolen
desperate march upon Albany, aud will show
that she must soon assume the distinction OF
being the second city i'll the State.-Long
Island Star.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

MAYORS COMMUNICATIONS TO THE BOARD
OF ALDERMEN AND BOARD OF COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
Read and 25o copies ordered to be printed.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

rIy ,OMoONlAN l>rlRM ARl on street betwee"
i I'm and 18th strees.--Mr. JAMES SHAckELFoRD
rasnectCI L. info RIM. ,A friends of the hons man bota
mic system an, tr = ,5c in general, that ne mas hteo
M the above nhrmary, where ne IS now rea
DIV to receive pa-ns, of boh who may desire To
90 Trough rours treatment. Having been success
iy enga cd in tins practice Tor the last two years WIN
the late DR.. Benjamin IN ,mson, he faers himself that
he will be able to give general satisfaction to those wh"
NAV put themselves under his cha'-H sepsIat apart
ment will be appropriated for females, which "i be u"
der the care of Mrs Shackelfod who has had an extern
sive experience iG this IN lie of treatment
M S. deems it unnecessary to append y crrtihcaes
to thu. sement but state that there are many
persons in this cit, who after having been Tor years nn
der some of the skiu ply without deriving
any benefit from their treatment have been speeom re-
are matters of fact and should awaken the inquiries 81
the rejecting part Of the community ,,,
NJ B. WHITLAW's MEDICA ED VAPok BAL r.
IN ,mnroved principles, and at reduced price, may De-
had At anv time Also Botanic Medicines OF every des-
e''p''o'' p''P JAMES SHACHELFORD,
Nav 2-3m street. between TN ana ll'h s's'
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

ASrER HUMPHREYS CLOCK, e"ited =,
N ,;,h nnnarous Illustrations by George Catternoh
and Hu nbold Browne and portrait of the author &C
tualiy received and for sale at W NJ MohhdooN :
Book and Stationery Store four doors west OF Brow
Hotel. way
NTAVERLY NOvELS-REDGAUNT inI-
w Their supply of the cheap edition OF the WaVeriy
Novels this day received and for sale by ~
w NJ MORRISON,
Maya. doors W st OF Browns Hotel
JOB oRIN TING,
ofal dsT rfrticus, executed at this othce'
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08
Pc ETRY.

Here is bonnie bouche for the lovers of
true heartfelt poetry. 1t is from the pen Of
Miss Browne, the sister 5. He IA d
is taken from the June ,,cI of the "Dut n
University Magazine"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-09
VERMONT TELEGRAPH,
BRANDON. WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 9, 1910.
Cash Wanted. .
! want $500, BET 1een this time and the
middle Of January. Sholl have it where
it is due2 My necessity is very great.
For the Telegraph.
Brandon Congregational Church.
8 CIV. Harvey Curtis. and j. HoIno,a,,

For the Telegraph.
brandon Congregational Church.
Rev. Harvey Curtis, and J. HoIccmb.
Brother Murray ~ have a few facts
in my possession, which, considering the
circumstances under which l am placed,
| feel it my duty to make public. am
aware that it is delicate subject for me to
bring before the public; but knowing that
some of the facts are already, in this Vi
cinity, known, and that some wrong i'm
pressions are received, / consider it my
duly 10 make the following statement, re-
iatlng to matters concerning the Congre-
gational Church in this town. Rev. Har-
vey Curtis, (Pastor,) and myself.
Que fact is, ! have absolged my con-
nexion with that Church, as one of its
The community will ofcouree |
ask my reasons for this step. | will state |
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-09
V OIL. XIII. NO

requires taxable member to Day
,ortion of church rates. before rrc.;r
etter of dismission and recomme,
o another church. l am villa. !
should appoint such committee =,
please to say how much | shall pag
the first of January last, and vii, ~
it. | united with the church on he
of June, and at the close of that yea,
about % dollars. But | will not Al
10 take that into consideration, Or
the sum | shall now pay on tia. a.
With these statements [ subni. +,
the proposition naHe.
commencement ofthis conmunical@
ask the blessing of God 10 rest In
far as you labor,o put forth iujq9a
the church and The world.
Jsl,, IS. 1919
a committee Was appointed a;a /
quent meeting, 10 examine and r-~.
the propriety of granting my r~o-a
That committee reported that i. y.
consider my reasons sufficient 5a-
ing a Isttei, and further tina; they !
think the church had rleIIa E.
letter to any member, unless &e.
about leaving for other parts G.
or should tell a0.5a! church tiv l..
wished to unite with. TIE -
accepted, Aug. 20sh. l item + t.
the following:
"Resolred, That as there c%:>s
cuItv between J. HoIcomb All vi.
tor, also with some Of the reno.H
church, the said Hoicomb U- j.,.,..
! privilege OF giving his pecH!tc1g ~-
! attendance TO such church rs III
deem it his dUty. unliI he ca 90
tiousIy give them TO this cbors@.'
The church refused to t1Ge any.
on this resolution. The last ye~
moriai had been presented for re-.
which was done withoLta Olsen
or voice, and l thought [ would
once more. and see whether t..y
adopt anything thai l should pes
then read The following and asked
adoption:
"Resolced. That as it is adn:
! your Pas.or~as well as cthe.s, In. +
lean Slavery is the eo0rst species If
ry that erer existed, and since the
ern portion f the church is a fire.
| cipant in this oppression. il iz ma
our Imperative daily to strive 20 G.
them of their guilt. and Should t.
persis: in this practice, We bet;cy,
be our duty to withdraw fe,!~ns.
them until they repeat and SIC.
meet for repentance by rvt"~s...
bondmen."
Sir. Curtis objected 10 tie IL.
it, aud told him would o.uj:
if the members Of The church tie
other part right, l wished t:y:2 Z"
it. One of the Deacons m d.
10 dismiss it. l told him / uao.e5
er adopted or rejected. The "
taken, aud it was rejected. IiE.4:
until Oct. Io,h, when I presented :.
lowing:
Resc1rsd. Tha, when any ne.
this church wishes to know or &
on any question which he 0. ST.
think Important 10 the wcI4rv e
body, or to the cause Of reIl.i...., ..
~ or humanity generally, sa.a ~
is entitled to ii candid he@t.l1.. +
honest expression Of our views"
On presenting this, I stated .4:..
church tho,ab, ,h.
letter as | requested, l wished 10
whether if | staid with then, c-5
low she +, sriviIaoas 49, 70 c,.I .. n,...
for tina, nurnose had r,,aaar .I his -.
ton, and wished tbo,, - .r-.. :.
Curtis went ara;ost ,,a - .'.:.n
t"C al 49,"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02

from thence running back east sixty SIX feet and
from thence IVES, sixty SIX feet % tbe becinnihg
Also lots number tao, thrse, four. aud FIVE N
square DumbeF eleven, south II Man street, also
lOys number three snd four, in square number six
north Of Man street; slso lois number Jhree four.
h,e aud s,1, IN block number one, beise IN the
vest half oi the no-th vest quarter Of fractional
section number tseniy one, township eighteen
south Of range number eighteen vest IA The plan
Il the Of Columbus.
Also a CERTAIN uaeI % parcel ct land, known
as lot numbet h,r. IN section number seventeen
ios ushp eighteen, south 1t range number Is
west
Also the following lots IN the town OF Colom-
bus, 10 vi.
Square number one hundred and nine, north Of
Nam street
Square uambsr ih,,iy nine, North Of Nam
street;
Square number ftty SIT. north Of Man street /.
! Square number cue hundred aud thirteen, north
/ OF Nam street,
/ Square number oae hundred aad eight, north
/ Of Man street;
I Square no 81. north OF Man street,
4 The south end Of 10, number ten "a square
number thee, north Of Man stree, II the town
! Of Columbus, thirty feet on Market street. run
n'ng back 'HIy SIX feet putallcI with Maia utreet
being hrly feet front aud real, and snty sn feet
deep.
Levied on as the property Of the SAID defend
ants, TO satisfy the above named executions and
all costs. Sale TO take place within the hours
/ prescribed BY INV,
/ ADOLPlIUS &. WEIR,
Marshal n DIST Miss
/ Columbus Miss. Aptl 9Th, ls4o,-40- 6w.
GPfnlrrs fee S2Il 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02
A Proclamation.
Bq alexander G. Mc.Nmt Gorernor Of the State o.
Mississippi

Bg alexander G. Mc.Nmt Governor oft State Of
Mississippi
WHEREAS the Penentlary OF this state SNOW
w in readiness to receive convicts-Now know
We that in consequence thereof, and by virtue OF au-
lholily in me vested by the constitution and laws oi
the state, ! do issue this my proclamation. "requr-
ing all persons sentenced 10 imprisonment therein to
be conveyed thereto" and delivered TO the Super
inlendani and principal Keeper orsad penilenlnry
A copy Of the sentence Of the court, under the seal
thereof, duly certified by the clerk, alone authorizes
the superintendent and principal keeper to receive
convicis.
lS TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ALEAANDEh
G. McNUTT; governor Of the state
aforesaid have caused these letters TO be
made patent, and the Great Seal OF the
state to be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand at The city OF
jackson, this thirteenth day of April, IN
the year ofour Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty, and Of the sovereign
~ orthe state of Mississippi the twenty
third.
A. G. McNUTT.
BY the Governor:
THOMAS b. WOODWARD. Sec'y Estate.
The Nstchez Free Trader. Eastern Clarion, Co
lumbus Democrat Southern Reporter. North Ms
sissppian and Marshall County Republican, viii IN
sert the above weekly three times.
April Qe jw-43.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02
.NInvsllal's Sale.

No, H. Henry g. W,snef
vs..
f. + Calhoun, VIM. Gov hl f. g. h. June
lngton and others. term, 1910 T. :
No ~ ] Il, Bradford, & Co District Court
r.. r. Calhoun, VIM, Gov.
inEton and others.
Di virtue OF the above specified writ 10 me Direct
- ed from the Honorable District Cour OF the
United States lor hc Norlhcrn DisrlcI Of Mssm.
sppi viii seIl IN Monday the am day 81 MAY.
1910, at the Court House Of Lowndes County, the
following described property. 10 wit twenty one NJ.
groes. tanned rs loIows Bob, Ch,uly, Polly. Ben.
Charlotte, 10, Jun lsom, Henry, Lucy, Gauw Da.
w. Charity, Reuben, Iiark, Nancy, AdcIne. sally,
Peter, Joshua aud Hercules
Levied on as The property " SAID defendants.
Cuvnglon & Calhoun, to safety the above nnmed
executions aud others and an cost
ADOl Plus G. WEIR
Marshal \, DIST. NJ
nS EnwB II Atlrv, Dtp'ly
April 18th lsi0-il-3w lPt Zee Ss 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02
NIarsllaI's Sale.

No, 81 Hal & Prentice
"a. On ale e. ls 10 Juni
David Wright Term $40
James Frkiuri
DN virtue of the above specified writ 80 me d.
- rcctcd from the Honorable District Court Of
The United States, Tor the Northern District of Ms
Ssslppl, wall sell IN Monday the 18th day oi NAV,
lslo, at the court house Of Lowndes county, the
following described properly To W.T. Lots number
tive three, ouf five. SIX, zen, eight, nine, and ten,
q square M seventeen north oi main street, lot no
ten ~ SQUARE no 6fy-nne, north OF Man street, IN
the plan of the town of Columbus being the RESI-.
lcnrr Of Thomas. G. Btwcii.
Levied ON the propcr'y Of DAVID Wright one
OF the defendants, ~ satisfy the above named eNccu.
ton aud oil cost
Sale to take pace between the hours prefcrlbed
by law
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR,
Marshal n District NJ
Nv II. >. TAYLOR Drpy
Columbus, February i2tb 1870 40 sw
Printers Zee slt %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02

HOMMTTED TO the Jsi Of Osttbcha N tie
~ town Of Starkevile. on The 2isi Instant, a nc
gro woman supposed TO he about twenty one years
Obi. about five feet hiri heavy 5a,h had on whcn
taken W blue cotton dress She had also dress OF
common negro cloth Sad woman says her name }.
Caroline and that she belong, TO John Carr ofSoulh
Alabama She further states that she tanaway rom
man by tic name Of James White, ION Thursday
The lilh insL) who was carrying her below for sale
The owner 81 the above described ncgro woman
Is requested 10 come iot ward, IAy cnargrs and take
her out jail Otherwise SHE will be dealt with &C
co'ding loaw.
JAMES W. EASFLAND. Jaior
S'orScyfc Ms
Apri a3d, tsI0.- 43-tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02

Pope and Powers aud -
others On f. las. 70 Juoe Term.
w. ltI0, District Court 4.
Daniel ". Wright and 5, n. Dsucl Mi
others.
Hoy virtue al the above specified wits 10 me d.
ID rected from the Honorable District Courp Of
tie United Sates for the Northern Disrel oi Mis-.
sis.ippi, wl sell au Monday he 4'lb day Of May
lsi0, al The Court house Of Lowndes county, lar
specie, The following described property, to VII
Az tha certain bot 81 ground known as lot number
len, III square number tive, nofll II Nam street IN
the plan Of tie lawn ol Columbus.
Also ols number Eve and Dix, ~ square uumbtr
one, north oi Nan street.
Also lots number aine and Ten, and tie north half
d lol number one in square number two rnr,h Of
Man street N the plan al he tosn OF Columbus
upon which is situated the Eagle Tavern aud jail
Levied on q. he property Of sand defendants, to
satisfy the above 1s,nca excru'ions and all cost
ADDIPHUS G.. WEIR
Marshal y. Dist. Nj
BY f.. II ALLEN. Deputy.
April 18Th, 1910 III 6w tPr. fee SlI 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02

Joseph A. IlaIsry Ga f. IA. to June Tenn,
No 2ii ". $40, United States District
WiBam $ Bohog> Court
Hoy yirtur Of the above specified wit 70 me di.
- rrclcA from the honorable District Court ol the
United Siqles lor the Northern District If Mssss,p.
pi, VIII scl on Monday the 18th day o. MAY 1910,
at the couft.huuse Of L0wndrs count, tie lolow.
ny described property, To wi the west bali Of
the nnrlh tast qnater ut section number nine Town.
ship seventeen. fangr seventeen west east hall Of
the south east quarter Of section number nlne town
ship seventeen, range seventeen west the north
west quarter oi the south east quarter OF the north
east quarter Of the north west quarter of section
ninc, iuwnshlp seventeen, range seventeen wesl
south west quarter aud east hall OF the north west
quarter Of section nine township seventeen range
seventeen west south east quarter and the rasl
bali ol the south west quarter Of seeion four town.
ship seventeen, range seventeen west west hslf Of
the south east quarter of section nur township Sc
yrnteen range seventeen west
Levied 90 as The property Of sad defendant, 70
satisfy the above named execution and al cost
ADOLPlIUS G. WEIR.
Marshal y. DIST Nj
BY T.. H. AtLgs, DepvtY
April 10, lsj0---4l-6w. r. Zee Sld 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02
Notice.
Aprd a3I, 1910 s3-tC

A IL persons interested in tie rea, estate Of Wm
~ h. Moore, deed, arc hereby notified 10 he and
appeal before the Judge of the probaies Court for
Lnwndes county and State Of Mississippi on tie
first dav Of June. 1910, 10 shew cause ii any lhe,
have, why de real estate bsbngiag 10 said deceased
should not he sold, or 40 much thereof as Nil BE-
suEicen, To pay the debts Of sand deceased
JOHN III DDLESTOA, Adr,r
CHARITY MOORE, Admr1.
tprll IL lsAO. --tL. 5w4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02

Tsman BOoih
". On a. A. IA 10 June
AiJsa =, Bailey. Henry Term. 1870, L. s. Dis.
Gibson AMI Felix ?. Glib triet Dour;.
son.
Dl virtue o( the above specified wr, 10 me d.
ID Directed lrom the Honnra br District Court of the
United States ar the Northern District of NJ sss.
spp, MIN sci an Moaday the 81 day ofIsne 1910.
al the Court House Of Lowndes County, the follow.
ing descnbed property. 10 wit; Lots number one,
two, three, our, eight, and ten IN square nun.
Der tWeny-six, north II Main Street in the plan Of
The town Of Columbus Also the following tracts OF
parcels OF and, living aud heinR IN the County OF
Oknbhceha, 10 Hii The rast half ot the southeast
quarter OF SECTION nutnbcr thirty four township nine
teen north nj range fourteen east, the west halil
the south west quarter OF section number thirty FIVE
township anrlecL, north of range 6urieen ess,
The aorth east quarter OF SECTION number three
township eighteen. north, of range fourteen, cas-
Also the Undivided half 1T he following lands
bong IA The County VI Carroll, via; The south he
OF section number twenty i've, township aneteeu.
IA, ol range stS east the west halt. and east
hall of the aorlh east quarter Of section numhe'
thlsiysIN, Iownship nineteen, noith Of range sly,
Cast lois number three and SIX, lots number four
and Eve lots number twelve and thifccn, 10 srct.oa
one township eighteen, north. OF range SIX easl
The east bali Of Bcllop number twa, township tigh-
teen. north oi'ianre ok, east
Also the following personal property 10 vii: Five
nsgraes, named Jack Maaa and her tive children.
Mary, Lewis aud M,ly.
Levied on as the property Of sad defendants, A..
den ;. Bailey, 10 satisfy the above named exerguor
aud al cost
ADOLpEUS 6. WEIR.
.narihai " D, Ms.
by f. II. AtLES, Deputy
April 10 1870 fprs fte Si4 50-4a6il
consent that The Marsha oi the Northern Dis
l;ict OF Mississippi, may sell all the above mentioned
lands Al the Court House o. Lnwndcs County, ac-
curdng IA his advertisement Given under nv hand
aud seal. ALDEN ). BAILEY.
Inhtmbu4 l0th Anrll IaiO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02

j. B. Bradiord and others
On sls. 6 fas. g. June
living =. Calhoun ADD Tern. is4Q
a-hers
F'ec 81 Tie ahove spesl6ei Urf - ne d.
~ tre'vd 'uaR lbr aunofa be d~irel Court uCthe
Luiied Siaiss las The NaTlisrB Dssnes q Mss
NPpl, Vii 81 on MOsdsy tbr l5lh dsy Il May,
ls4o, Al The Court house Of Lowndrs Countv, the
The Is owing described properly "a wii sweaiy -
vrn icet ogpi The rast SIDE &c ut nuHlber ipo. m
square Runher four, souIh Of Mata street. in the
pan Of lie toSh Of Columbus, eoussselag Il The
Dor'h cas-, corner Of bot numb-T twu. fvnssaK west
twenty sewn ieri, tlsenee spuih one hundred and
"r,y 'ce,, havng the width of twenty seVen feet.
Lived on a. the properly Of ss,d defendant. Cal
hour. - ts'siy the shove Ramed exregiaes end al
cos.
Ab0LPHl'S-G MIR.
Aarshal y D.H. ST..
~ + II ALLrS, Depuls.
Apfl 18Th ls4O-ll--6N pr Zee slO so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02

A warrant or The Auditor on the State Treasury
~ Of Msslssipp, for ONE THOUSAND Dol
LARS The number is els and Is fllcd up in the
handwriting Of the Auditor Of Accounts fCol. Sar
dcfs) and IS made payable to G. NJ Price. and by
HIM endorsed. The holder Of SAID Warrsnt will 10
well to inlcm the Subscribers, the pa ment II Z
has been stopped ut hc treasury
G. NJ PRICE,
A. SkINkLE
Jackson hnrI s. I-ln.-sw-A3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02
AnOi.pErs G. WEIR.
.Nlarshal's Sale.

Andrew Armstrong, use Ne. J0u al n. H. 10 juno
w. Term 1870 L. )
John H. Irby, ct al. District Court
DY virtue Of lhe above specified writ In me d
Directed from the Honorable District Court Of the
luned States for the Northern District Of Mis4la
sippi will sell on Monday the Is, day of Juhs
iSl0, Al the Cour, Ilouac of lowndcs County tic
following described property, towlt. The north
east quarter Of section twenty -four township nlnc
teen, north Of range 10, east tic west half Of the
north west quarter Of section nneleen. township
nineteen north, If range seventeen, east the north
bali Of section tweny-thtee, township seventeen.
north, Of range SIX esst-Guu,aiuing 10 oil five hun.
dred and sixty acres Levied al as the property
Of said d' attendants, y. w. Jordon ard Henry Bar
row, to satisfy he above named execution and all
cost
AD0LPHUS c. WEIR,
.narihal ~ Dls, .J,Js
by T.. y ALLEN, Deputy
Columbus, April Is 1910. ll,rs fee II 0 so 1901
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02
Mar>IlaI's Sale,

Andrew Armstrong Use SC
No -. vs. % a. f. e. 90 June
Jobn n. Irby CT Of and sur Term, ls40,
tics.
DY virtue Of the alb We specified WI, 10 me d.
D recled from the Honorable District Court Of
The United States, for the Northern District Of MIS-
ss,ippi will sell on Monday the llth day Of May,
1910, at the Court house Of Lowndrs county, the
fJ.owing described property to vii: Ten negroes
named az follows Scott, Marian, Lucy, Sarah,
Reduan Eliza, Aidgood, halvina, Anna and Ed.
mund
Levied on as The property Of said defendants, to
SATISFY the above named execution ami all cost.
ADOLPHUS q. WEIR,
Marshal n. Dist, Nj
By JoW. CARROLL, Deputy,
Apr oath. 1910 --i3-2w fpr Zee 81 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02
Union Bank.
Notice.

WE have received supply n paper II The 6rsi
w quality tor Blanks, and also new Tyre and
are now prepared 10 do work in as neat manrcT
as eau be done in any city in the South New Or
leans not excepted. We also nave on hand large
assortment Of enamelied bronze, and PLAIN cards
of oil sizes. Ladies visiting cards executed m tbs
neaiest manner al the Of6cc Of the Democrat
April 18Th, iS40--I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02
A. G. McNUTH.
A Proclamation.
BY alexander G. Mc.Natt Governor cftht State Of
MtsSIsstppt.

By alexander G. Mc.Nat Governor cftht State Of
Mississippi.
WHEREAS, Il has been satisfactorily represen-
w ted, to The Executive Of this State, that on the
fourL dav Of April, A. d. 1910, Benjamin F. Rey-
nods residing in the county cI TlshemOgo, IN sand
State, did w,IfuIy murder Stephen W Smith, and
IS now fugitive from justice. And whereas. JUS
ice and humanity, as well the safely Of society,
require that the said BENJAMIN I, Reynolds should
DC brought 10 trial do therefore, issue this my Pro-
eamation, Offering & reward Of Three Hundred Dol
'Srs' any person or persons, who may apprehend
and secure in sny JAIL IN the United States Of Anne
nca The sad Benjamin I. Reynolds. And do more
ever, require all officers both civil and military. to
ad and assist in bringing SAID offender to answer the
V4afRe made against him.
Given under my hand at the city Of Jackson,
this l6ih day Of April, A. D. 1910, and
of the Sovereignty, ofihe State OF Mis-
sSsppI the twenty third.
A. G. McNUTT,
BY the Governor
Thomas B. WOODWARD. Sect orState.
DEscRIPrIoN.-Th said Reynolds, is about TWEEN
ty one years Of age, light hair fair complexion blue
eyes, about FIVE feet SIX inches high, II face and
rather corpuleat, for man Of his age, he received
severe wound with az axe on his s.ght foot, few
days before he committed the murder, which causes
!hn to limp, he cannot wear shoe on that foot
May 2l.-4S-sw.
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STEAM. BOAT KANSAS.

LEA. JrDsos Master.
aGGo7 WILL MAKE regular tups d.
V1sS |Nr-. ring the season, Of nayIgainai
= fESzs$gsTgs between Mobile and Aberdeen
Counbls April ill 1910 --i0-Gw.