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TUE INAUGURAL.

..ys no room for comment upon the In
We Address Of President Tyler; nor is
ail required. The people to whom il
ril ,e.r%sorcd will receive It with satisfaction,
y as .nis,sto ofsound principles and a pledge
IA admnistration'
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THE ARRANGEMENTS
or the Solemnities, in Memory ofour beloved
decd. Chief Magistrate,
WILLIAM h HARRISON,

WTLLHAM Hs HAhRASON,
II IS agreed upon by the Committee Of Ar
.,no.oment. that the obsequies in memory OF
the iIlustrious decd. take place
On the First day Of May ensuing,
At ten o'clock, A. M, -
The Procession will form on Market Street.
tbence proceed to the Baptist Church under
ths rolling of the bells of the city.
TIC Militia win be under the direction Of
ri VIM. II. Southall, of the 18th Regiment
G,S,,,,des County. and the Independent CON-
go. .o';ssN N wit; The aColumbus Rlfiemen,
p i'a5a~ can't. Albert. and the SColumbus ORA
u, nous ;, under the direction of Capt Starke.
eo TLo E;gb Sheriff of the County, and the
Marshal Of this District Will have t1e GlTec'
ton ofthe civic procession, aided Dy 'ne way
or and Council Of the citys
The Judges of the Superior and Interior e
cou,ts. those holding offices under the zen
eroi Government, the Clergy Of all denomina-
tons the Preceptors and Students oltne Acau'
ennies. the Masonic Societies, and Flre OOnl'
nanies are invited TO attend
The Officer Ufthe Day, and Of the Military
,,;fh swords will appear with an eHDleni =
rnourninr on the hit thereof, ana upon S I1O
isgs arm. and all other persons are respectIuiiy
-, e to wear badge Ofmourning on the
left arm. - al
Major Thomas G. Blewett, is charged w,sl
10 dS,;es If Marshal Of the Day; who WIFI
Conformity s,nr to the preceding programmes ue'
tail the order ofthe procession: 1s go
Federal Salute viii be fired at !,, sun rls IS,
from Can't. Blakeley's Comp. OF Artiiiery' an an
IS also requested, that al business will l p
sos = and doors closed from III A. M
10 / o'clock, p. M. ,,Yt
r. M. TALIAFERRO,
GREENE HILL
Committee Of Al
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TO THE VA. & ID. S. PUBLIC.

Il
YTNhe subscriber proposes, if patronage viii
Il warrant the enterprise, to publish in the
City of w ashington, Daily Political Journal,
to be colled the OBSERVER Ifetbserip-
lions VIII Justify him his wish is to issue the
first number on the first Monday of June next
--one week or two at farthest, after the CONF
mencement ofthe Extra Session of Congress.
The Observer, if it goes into operation, viii
criticise freely and unre6ervedly, the action of
the Federal Government, without sfear, favor,
or affection" 1t viii look for support to the
People, and the People only. Having taken
an active part in the election of Gen. Harrison
ardently hoping and confidently believing that
his Administrations win justify the generous
confidence, and fulfil the patriotic expectations
of the American People, yet pledge myselfto
extend to it no undiscriminating support. /
shall be happy to praise; but not afraid to GEN.
sure. have long ago promised my conscience
never to be man worshipper, never to sustain
any man or any set of men, against the Con-
sfitution of the country. This VOW | mean
| to keep to the best of my ability, so help me
God!
If the People will sustain me in this attempt
the fruits of near 20 years of editorial expert,
ence shall be dedicated diligently and labori-
ouslv, TO render the Observer worthy of their
| favour promise them and viii redeem it,
that they shall have political print at Wash
ington, if not able, yet honest, faithful and true
to them and the cause of the country, and the
Rights Of the States and of the People.
| Whether print is or is not required at the
Federal Metropolis; whose leanings shall be
to the States and not TO the central authority;
| leave it to the country to say.
| throw out these proposals now intending. in
short time to be more specific. wish to as
certain if there exists disposition to support
paper at Washington which will give cor
| dial support to Gen. Harrison or any President
while he entities himself to it by the Constitu-
tionality of his course, but which will primari-
| " be Jealous and dstrustful, of Federal power
and certainly more prompt to attack its excess
ses than to acquiesce in them, let who will be
at the head of the Government
AS the time is limited, | request those who
are disposed to support me in this enterprise,
to announce it by letter.
JNO. H. PLEASANTS.
/ Richmond. March Odd. IS4l
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TRUST SALE.
DY virtreIof deed in Trust exeeu-
ID tsdfo me as trustee by Roddy
Smif6 and William R. Smith, on the 18th
}av Of November, 1889, which said deed
of Trust was on the same day recorded IN
the Office of the Clerk of Probate of
Lowndes County, shall offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Court HOUSE door, IN the town Of Colum-
bus, on
Monday, o4M day Of Nay, ncrt,
the following described property, to wit;
The north half half of section thirty,
Township sixteen South, of Range eigh-
teen west; north half of west half of south
west quarter and north half of west half
of south east quarter, of same section.
The north west quarter, and west half
Of north east quarter and north hall of
west half of south west quarter of section
twenty nine, of same township and range,
all lying in the County of Lowndes, and
State Of Mississippi; or SO much Of SAID
Lands as NAV be sufficient to satisfy a
certain note in said deed specified. and
made by said Roddy Smith and William
n ''n''D' JAMES G. cox.
trustee.
ar;f IN IaA1 ids nf. I2.5d
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DIR. SPOHN'S

HEALTH ELIXIR.
HNHERE is not one case of Fever in thou
4. sand, but may be effectuaIy broken up
and removed by the use of this Elixir. tire
moves all acidity indigo stion bilious matter and
constipation from the stomach and bowels. 1t
operates gently and efectually on the bowels,
and powerfully on the kidneys and the sbin.-
1t removes all unpleasant feelings after hear
ty meal, and promotes good appetite. 1t needs
only trial to give perfect satisfaction. 1t has
become a general practice with manyto use
this article in all cases of colds, pains in the
bones, or heavy disagreeable feeling, rendering
to headache or chilliness. For hoarseness, il
taken through TIE day, it completely restores
the voice without producing sickness. WHO'D
ping cough, and all coughs Of children are
cured BY #, The stomach is kept in perfect
order by it, and it is quite impossible that any
disease should commence while person Is
using this Syrup.
u If taken daily it produces rudy,healthy
and young appearance, by driving off all the
humors Of the system. Sold genuine at
Fletcher-sireet, one door below Pearl stree
N. Y, BY Comstock & Co., and by all respec
table Druggists.
For sale by E. A. SMITH,
April 2l, lS41. Columbus Mi.
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d 5eAr q hereby detail the following

DER OF procession, viz: 'a' 'ne following or
columbus Rand.
columbus Rifiemen."-cor. A..
columbus Dragons. n-- TsPs. a e.
PPo o. Mtia,-CoL Souths1P a barge sea.
revolutionary Soldiers and tbose , Sno Stall stall
unoer Gen Harrison, durino J tbe ga, served
Brig. Gen. and SAT- s.e ia'e war;
Major Gen. and Staa
49,, Fire Companies.
academy Students, and Precentnrs
Citizens,
- :. Strangers,
- Masonic Societies.
mayor and Common Counc;i
o@.o. Clergy and learned Profession
oincers under the Government If the II 9
an no Judges Of Sup. and Inf Courts rts9 = .
an persons holding appointments : n n. ~,
State Government ""uer 0ur
COMMITTEE arrangements and
Orator Of the Day.
THOMAS G. BLEWETT
Columbus, april. 2o, 'ei MARSHAL
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COLUMBUS, April %. 1911.

Gentlemen The death OF William Henry
Harrison IS an event peculiarly melancholy 10
the people of this Nation, if not disastrous 10
their interests. But the God of Nations has
done it, and it is our duty to submit.
The decision of the meeting of the citizens
has my most hearty approval la day for mel
ancholy AVID a funeral grafton are appropriate
to the event
regret that you have not selected a person
more capable of doing justice to the character
of our deceased President. feel nv own in
ability but the best can do, shall be done.
! shall be ready on Saturday the first day o
May.
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NEw YonK. April IL.

-, New YORK, April IL
Inc early closing ofthe mail yesterday al
9lnoon dld not permit me to note many OF the
0Iaordlnary incidents in the funeral obse-
pes Of Yesterday. ] do not propose to do SO
"E Ior, IN the brief space given TO a letter, 1t
impossible to picture the solemnities Of
saoe city in mourning. The length of the
SsHe,slon was materially diminished after 3
Iqlck' the hour when the last body OF citizens
TT,9e Park,by the inclemency of The weather.
LUZ Hne was two hours in passing. In the
' 10y Of The city, there has been nothing so
" ~e'la and imposing, and God grant there
D na DC no more occasion for like cause Of
,! 20 Gay our churches are clothed, almost
"1nOut exception, in sable weeds, and the
A. 0n'N y.s nave generally been in reference to
~, ~ national calamity. There is consolaticnf
S ~ even pleasure, in seeing these universal
.urts'ratlOns ofgrief Our institutions must
~ se when men, forgetting all party asperI-
s., qua all differences Of opinion,weep togeth-
citizen. 'O''" ~ '"e 'O'0 = :
me line inaugural message Of President Tyler
1,. nc % The city this morning. 1t isread with
m .''est by all and gives satisfaction so far as
Gan lorm an opinion. The opposition men
Yer have commenced opening their bat
~. upon him. In Virginia, ] see IN the
s'gl me iaetious marplot of the Enqulrer,hie
ws' oleeady committed the objectionable sim IN
mo Sellng General Harrison. Many take their
M , "O'a thls source, and soon you VIII hear
~ senelal tocsin of war. in the mean time,
m ~ aad that President Harrison's frienos
nd ~ teSIdent Tyler's friends, ingood faIth,one
Ws, a'1 same. Il is expected and believed BY
s Tn1 gOoy that he will carry out the true
Aspes OF Government, precisely as Gen.
d b. o. would had he lived to retain the post
ano.. 70 which he was called by the voice
aan~Os Y man three iourths Of the People we
pewi'e residents, bat not principles, say the
ios ana what Gen. Harrison would have
Men, 'v1e ~ Tyler will 90. The Wings OF
sn6daO'N State and city have the utmost
seciosuce N the successor. Thousands ofthe
'ate p', may. nave already spoken the sentiments l
6ov una thousands more will speak as soon
he csn convene themselves together
Aat eeou s1n Of Mr. Tyler by the same vote
dcooeI Harrison received was the fiist proof
bal co ~uence IN the man. The Wings found
lie puaiIence endorsed when the Cabinet OF
eanssS5' .uent, approved by the people, were
he d,.,i ano now, IN the Inaugural they have
""g' endorsement, and acceptance Of
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WILLIAM w. BAILEY.
qGC7
SURGEON DENTIST.

(oF GALLATIN TENN
Would respectfully offer his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Columbus and vicinity.
u@Office opposite the Court House on the
South side. Ladies viii DE waited'on at their
residence.
15-Boarding at P. B. Wade's.
REFERENcEs:-O. F. Bledsoe, P. B. Wade.
Columbus, april, IA lS4I.
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1--WE are authorised to announce
Pryor VI. Grant. as candidate for re-
election, to the Office of Sheriff of Lowndes
County.
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Philadelphia, Jan. /, 1884.

Philadelphia, Jan. ], 1884.
Having been troubled for a length OF
fine with a letter eruption on the face
which resisted all the applications made to
it, an acquaintance who had been cured OF
a similar disease by the Rose Ointment,
recommended it to me. The cure was
nerfect and almost immediate, and re-
commend it as an active and valuable pre-
paration.
JONATHAN ROBERTS, Christians
below From
OSTNumerous others can be examined
by calling on the tenders.
Sold by Cometock & Co. Wholesale
Druggist, No. 2 Fletcher street N. I.
For sale by E. A. SMITH,
Columbus Miss.
April %, 1871.
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REPUBLICAN WIG TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR,
DO. SHATTUCK, of Carroll.
FOR CONGRESS-
"A. l. BHNGAMAN, of Adams.
" VI IL. HARLEY, of Marshal.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
LIE w. GALLOWAY, of Holmes.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
wv" u CRAWLEY, of Perry.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
NObEKF HUGHES, oil Kinds.
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A CARn

m A CARD.
% ~. Inc Undersigned are requested to annonnco
~ tne Ladies and gentlemen of Columbus a,,J
tist Envy tlat the LADIES' FAIR of the Bah
1 80. Church IN this place, will commence on
), " Z, the 18th day of May next,
% P,, me Store House recently occupied bv n
buchanan d Go. All who are dismissed ~ nj :.
iohlse The charitable purposes for which + i
Intended are respectfully invited TO attend
S : i ST. Il. ALERT, [ E. F. WATKINS
Tp >. T E6fsTAAN,KLlN;. GA. CHANDLER
fhANCtS LkECH AN. JONES.
MANAGERS.
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ST. pe4tAG,

MARRIED, on the 22d inst. by the Revd.
PEYToN S. GRAVES, in Sumter County, Ala.
STEPHEN d. NASH, ESQ of Columbus,
Mississippi, to Miss MARIA JANE, Daugh-
ter of Henry S. Slaughter, of that County.
--tn the Court House, in Columbus
on Wednesday, the 2lst inst, by Justice
JOHN THORNTON, MIR. WILLIAM GREEN,
to Miss MARY ADALINE FERGUSON,
both of Fayette County Ala.
IN the city ofNew York; on
the 10th ult by the. Rev. Mr.. WHITE, Henry
BLACK, Esq, Of Orange county to Miss Eliza
GRAY of Green county, daughter of Henry
Brown, merchant of BLuehilL, Me.
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NOTICE THIS.
= have lost or rnislaid JOINT pronisory Note
given by L. N. Fields & Y. Fields paya-
BILE to Carson Shinn, for one hundred and sixty
dollars, due twelve months after date, and da-
ted in the month Of November or December,
1889, bearing interest from date.
WIN. R. SMITH.
April Il, 1889. st
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Hope
w. P. P-O. S:

The Members ofthis Company, are required
to be and appear at the Engine House, on
Saturday, tile First day Of May, nert,
at half after nine o'clock, A. NJ in Uniform,
for the purpose ofjoining in procession with the
citizens in paying the last tribute of respect 70
the lamented VIM. HENRY HARR iSON,
late Presideet of the u States. .
By order of the Foreman,
AB'M. MURDOCH,
auril. Of. 191I Ser
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Columbus Hotel.

well known establishment. He pledges him.
selftc use every eXertion to promote the COM
fort and convenience Of all who may favor him
with their patronage
The Rooms and Furniture have been thor
oughly Renovated.
The Table will be furnished with every va
riety that the county can afford.
The Stables attached to this House, are
large and Commodious, and under the super
attendance, ola gentleman oflong experience,
in that line.
Travellers therefore, may rest assured, that
every attention will be given to their Horses.
Owing to the reduction in our market; of
the prices of produce &C., together with the
''pressure of the times" the Proprietor has
reduced the Rates Of the Columbus Hotel,
nearly 20per cent from those of former STAN
ding,
S. A. SALToNSTALLs
Columbus Feb. IL, 184l.
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The undersigned being charged with the
movements 70 be observed on the ensuing
FIRST dav Of May in memory OF our muc cIn "a
menteddecd. President, WILLIAM HENRI
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ROSE OINTMENT
FUK TEIIEK,
RingCOrnas, Pimples on the fOce, and our
cutonen1ts ernptionS.

RingwOrnas, Pimples on the foce, and our
cutaaeolts eruptions.
FENETTERS, Ringworms, and herpe-
- tic eruptions> generally are among
the most tedious and disagreeable afec-
tons to which the hunnsn frame is liable.
Situated as it were, on the verge of vitality
it is almost impossible to reach them by
inward remedies. Hence the inefficency
of undergoing a course of medicine, or
subjecting ourselves to the uncomfortable
system of strict diet i: such means by re-
ducing the system merely pallate the
symptoms while they are in Practice, to
recur as yiolently,or more so, when gen.
erous diet is returned to. And the gene
ralty of external applications have no Oh
er effect than to heal the disease none
place, soon to show itself in the same or
another part. When all these means have
failed, and in many severe cases, perse-
verance for short time in the use Of the
Rose Ointment has proved effectual.-
There is no trouble in using applying II
every night.
The following respectable certificate;
show the virtues of the Rose Ointment.
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o. We are authorized to announce
II. B. SIarke as a candidate for the Office
o! Sheriff, IN the ensuing November election
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" WE are authorised to announce
Eli Abbott, as a Candidate for the office
oil Sheriff, at the ensuing November election.
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W WE are authorised to announce
A&IcmaFd II. NOSkinS as a candidate for
the once OF Sheriff Of Lowndes County, at our
next November Election. ''-
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NOTICE.
ID M: MOORE of Oktibbeha County, is
ID my authorised agent, to dispose of my
lands in the County of LoWndes Noxubee and
Oktibbeha.
P.J. WEAVER.
april, IA, 1871. 30-4t.
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MEDICAL BATHING HOUSES

MEDICAL BATHING HOUSES
CURE, Oh sIcKNEE PREVENTED,
NNHlS Establishment is now open for
III the season, at the following rates.
Season Tickets, $40 90
Amount Of fifteen Tickets, 500
Single Tickets, 50ct
Those who take a season Ticket are
entitled 10 bath every day, if they wish
it. Cash, In advance, viii be required in
all cases. The season is understood to be
rom the 1st Of April to the lst ofOctobers
D. BALDWIN.
April, 1870.
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CERTIFICATE

Philadelphia, Jan. 90, 1884.
Some months since | had a severe erup-
ton on my face, of the nature of letter.
| believe it was caught at the BARRIERS
shop. My upper lip was almost an entire
scab. A few applications of the Rose
Ointment entirely cured it..
ANDREW BYERS,
Cbairmaker, corner Of Willow and Nm,
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ron SALE.

TIME undersigned offers for sale, upon easy
u terms the interest Zone half formerly
owned by w. d. Chapman in the
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The undersigned, as Trustee, for the
parties interested, has the pleasure of an
nouncing to the public, that the Hotel at
Blount Springs will be open for the reeep-
ton of visitors and boarders
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NOTICE THIS.

april, 10, ls4l.-tds pr. l2.5d
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BLOUNT SPRINGS, [ALA.l

N. B. A practical Printer would be pre-
ferred, as partner in the concern.
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March, 81, is41.-enn. pr. fee $500
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TRUST SALE.
TRUST SALE.

april, l, 1s4I.-sO 6m-pf. IS
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KOBEKT HUGHES, OF Kinds.
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SHE.RIFF,S SALE.

NY virtue of sundrv writs of Fien Facias.
y issued by the clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Lowndes county, and to me directed, VIII
proceed to sell to The highest bidder for cash
at the Court House in the town of Columbus,
on Monday the 18th day of January, 1S4l, the
following property, to wit: Edmond, Billy,
Sam, Bob, Gritty, Jane, Sylvia, Washington,
Peter, Edmond, Maria, Susan, Nancy, Grace,
Cary, yellow Jack) Celia, Winney, Venus,
Milley, Flora, Fed, Beverly. Milisa, Edmond
Cyrus, Nancy, Henry, Little Sam, Norge
Arena, G lasgow, Dinah, Richard, Abby,san'
IQueen, NEGRO Slaves.
Levied on as The property Of Richard E
Meade, to satisfy said fl. fas. in favor of tn
President, Directors and Company of tn
Planters Bank of the State Of Mississippi, an
others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 9th day of January. lS4l.
P. NJ. GRANT, Sheriff.
I6-2w. Prs. fee 81 so.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

TDY virtue ofa writ of Venditioni Ex-
Id ponas, issued by the clerk of the
circuit court of Lowndes county, and to
me directed, | will sell for cash, at the
court house door in Columbus, on Mon
day the
1st day Of February, 184l,
The following property, to wit;
Lots one, two, three and fourteen, and
one half of lot thirteen, in square number
0. north of Main street in Columbus, be-
ING the lots on which the Gin Shop of {.
s. Akin is situated. Also part of LOT
seven, in section seventeen, Township
eighteen south, range eighteen west, on
which is situated the Ware House now oc
cup;ed by Akin & Brown. Levied OF
as the property Of Cyrus S. Akin, ct. al
to satisfy said f.fa. in favor of the Tom
bigby Rail Road Company.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 26th December, 1910.
P. M. GRANT, Shift of
Lowndes county.
| vorvf II S0
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SHFRTFF5S SALE.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Venditionl
ID Exponas issued by the Clerk ofthe CIR
cult court of Lowndes county, and to me d.
rected, | win sell for cash at the court house
door in Columbus, on Monday the
18Th day Of January merit.
the following property, to wit {:
One negro woman named Whey.
Levied on as the property Of James
Jones, to satisfy said writs in favor Of
Charles H. Albert, use of the CONNER
cial Bank Of Columbus Mississippi, anc
others.
Sale within the hours prescribed b.
P. n. GRANT, Shift of
Lowndes county.
Dated the 26th Dec. 1s4O.-3w.
i Prs. fee 81 90.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed on the
- 18th day of March 1910 by John e. Ram
sew to me as trustee, for certain purposes there
in mentioned which deed is Of due record In
the Office of the Probate Clerk of Lowndes
county book Ia, pages 259, 260, and 26l; and
in accordance with the last act of the Legsla-
ture of the State of Mississippi regulating
trust sales Il win proceed to sell for cash at
the Court house door in the town of Colum-
bus, on Monday the
28th day Of December aert,
the following negroes to wit:
Charlotte, John, Eliza, Maria, and William,
The title to said negroes is undoubted, but
willconvey such title only, asis vested in me
bysaid trust.
J. ]. GOODWIN, Trustee
June, %, 1910. ON.
The above sale is postponed until Mon
day the 1st day ofFebruary I84l.
j.. GOODWIN, Trustee.
| Columbus Miss. December 80; 1910.
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GOVERNOR HAMILTON.

NNHlS Celebrated race horse, most beauti-
a tul and popular Stallion, win make his
next season at my stable in Noxubee County,
Miss, ten miles from Pckensville, Alabama,
at thirty 1--WE dollars cash, or forty paya.
bic the first day of January 1912.
HAMILTON was got by senior An.
drew, dam by Bonahaste, grandam by
imported Alexander, or grandam by Dare
Devil, G G z graudsm Fearnought, g gge
Wildair, ggggg Jolly Roger, ggggs
g-Monkey.
0FFor particulars, see handbills,
JOHN MOORE.
Noxubee Miss. Jan. 6, l94l.6t