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NOTICE TO PRE- ENiPTION CLAIMANTS
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE u. STATES.
I N pursuance oflaw JoHS TYLER President OF the
United States of America, do hereby dee lare and
make known that public sale will be held at the
Land Office at BATESVILLE, in the State Of Ar
kansas, commencing on Monday the ninth day Of Au-
gust next for the disposal Of the public lands within
the limits OF the aforementioned townships, to wit
North qfde base line, and east Of the nm principal
meridian
Township seventeen of range one.
Township nine, OF range two.
townships seventeen and twenty one, except the
northern tier OF sections in twentyone OF range four
Township sixteen and seventeen, of range FIVE.
North ofhe base line, and pestPfhsy nm principal
meridian.
Township sixteen, Of range one.
Township sixteen, of rangetw
Fractional township ten north of the old Cherokee
boundary line, and fractional township fifteen living
west of White river, Of range eleven.
Townships fourteen and fife n Of range sixteen.
Township fourteen, of range seventeen.
Lands appropriated by law, for the of schools
military or other purposes will be excluded from sale
he sale will be KEEP, open for two weeks, (unless
the lands are disposed Off ardno longer and
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will be admitted until the expiration OF the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington,
this thrtieth day ofApril, ammo Domnl 1911
JOHN TYLER
BY the President:
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Mrs MANWARlNG, of jamaica. H. L. has
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ALL .lz2a
trlHETn, s..- a-
.,tE 50 tae-.sF, .H# r.t -H. rr
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southern, f-.t a-uaee.lr
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Closes oeg Sunday Tas
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Eastern. rr Trrr. a..tr-
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tg.'y,d 1PM
Due every Sunday and "Wednesday, -PM
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Closes every Tuesday. 4paI
Houston F. C.EaL--ga.e.aty
tu4#yW ems.
Closes e.oy Taeaagat 1v
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bls every >uoi4yu psf
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N,'..ai2nla,--Dae eyay sea1~ GPtL /
Closes every FlIdaral ap.T /
a&ycite q. ~. Ala. s.. .tIl..g,
lu4 every Friday IS .t
Closes every FRIDAY Tpv /.
JOSEPH pT,Hp
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H5 AVlNG purchased Of Mr.. TIB. Randle. n
a d right Of Waterman & LearneI's labor snyino
Brick Machine, | now offer 10 disDo4 Of pdjyidna
or county rights 70 suit purchases
ms machine has been in operation the vast sea.
son, sufficient time to test It's utility rs il ros,pcts
rs durability, and HE savnqof abir.
ihe principal advantages this machine ms Il ~
aH others now muse, consists IN thd SIMPLICITY mi
s'fenghoI It's structure, havlnr decentralization n
machinery That is liable 10 Get out d repair, and he
iap'di.y /. tempers the clay ana houhs lhe Irick
'.."lag rom 90 70 50 per minute with The aid Of
tFo o3als, four men, and sufficient namber D
BOYS to bear of he brick.
ioo#a wishing Ora cheap ana ezpeditious meth
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themselves OF disappointing.
a" communications addressed TO the Subscribe
"lImeet with immediate attention.
r JAMES T.. SMITH.
Columbus Nil, April 9Th, l830.-39-tC
n. = Gentlemen wishing to purchase county or
own rights, can be accommodated BY arplyn,r 1y
he Office q the Columbus Democrat. where ibe3
ram see testimonials Of The utility Of The above NET
ine eiSssslppian Jackson, and the Repuh.i-
'l' Llo"y Springs, will please give the above six
seriions and forward bills tome. J. ELS.
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'lc OFFS Vi i iqrI. .oIuHrr q

tie offs Mi ipri, sozubcc Co.
f2'f.f's Cur, r-E-.l- q -s-es I.s l-.l
NOTICES hereby ae.a, a a8 persons Ga
'eres'et IN fbe lands, .s-.nrr,7 ana he,gI 90
bmcais az Raleigh Nlts Decreased Is te arI
personally appear before fIe i-e uita Ff7-
bates Count Of NoNo5ac counts, Misses. ODD, d, d
tsa'1g icfm ol SAID gas-t to Be Aailsl BOO jl.
Firs; Monday mJgae uex'; and SHOW cause d
aay they have, WY The cont should uot grant
an order 90 las administrator 20 sell al lhe ,arls
belonging To- the estate 81 sand deceased, Isa,
and being a he county and state aforesaid.
Wtness-Tbe Hon Madison T. MaGabee.
Judge ofIhe Probetes couu Of sad coua'y
lssasd I've lih dry OF March, \. d. lsiI.
40 JOHN +. ROBERTS,
Clerk
March 90, 1911. 81 9w
Printers Zee Sl5l
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WILL attend 81 Washington 10 thc proaecuo,
" Of claims before the Department. In oil "a.
e. when case g placed aig hands Il, mus
be accompanied by fee propouunci to the char.
acier Of The business, and -ubjec 10 HE usual rcr.
cenlum, on the amount Of clam whea lnaly adms-
ted No letters win Be taken from the Post oHcr
unless The postage is paid. For the present, ft-
tiers must be directed to him at PkcyiIc, Ma, Which
% three hours ride from the city,.
Persons are authorized 10 refer 10 tie Hon Az
bert Z, Brown, and Hon, Jacob Thompson. Miss ;
70 the Hon. Dixon H. Lewis. ana Hon. Rrnbrn
Chapman, Of Ala; 70 the Hon. WIN. S. Fulton.
ana Z. A. Harris Esquire, Of Arkansas Col. Breed.
love, anil George Whitman, Fsqnre OF Ncw.0r.
leansj General CAL DR. Charles Byrne. Gen. Her.
aandez' and Hon. G, Downing, Florida; Judge liver.
son. aud Dayii Golighlly Esq Of Columbus, Geo
ga Alfred v Scoot, and John ieny, Esqurcs, Of
NJ nignmeiy Alabama aud to Major Il. B. Lee.
Y. ,. a, 81. Louis, Missouri.
WAsHScroS March 18th, 1871. i3-n
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Washington, Oct. 81, 1910.
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Inv NOlice

hANL. JONES, having resumed The mac
= tice oflaw, ail attend the Cucui, Count o
ozoo, and the adjacent counties; the CHusarv
uprtme and Feien. Coarts AZ Jackson. Oa.ee a,
residence iazoacounty, ten miles SnujhoiBn
n ga The CHa,ol road. Address Benton iao1
! v. Miss,
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( pre- gat tle eI.s. .--- q. ao.vst ers.
lgil may como .r,,, 80. ---'---- lr1-. Is.
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7 L no means tH-r.,-' ,..... III 'ie; sand Be
las q .vs,,.,r .'.''' .e can aot 50 ~
dl every man nh 4. M. -. 20 be within
/ on n farm. h. ..,. 49, ~ I'al. Raised \.
est of tHa.e w.a .,t,- 49, T. 90 cherish
/ them fl be- r1. -.es, ,....... ~ .--; aa5. ~.
or saraFv. 6Te .T-|.. - aug ae~ery-, -.
heart is fl srr fa-r rr,,.l .'2--a ctsres Il
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laeIr Tine 10 t.s s,. = .''-'f ta-g.s
10 them .yg..s.yaar .s,.,..l[ O'HHalt "
do not seek To- Obtain H.. ~ ". %. oag He- n,
we -.s.r r...l,- r,.r - '''e avs slg,..,.
0nnasfH DID .sa,t.5a m. -."Itss href- /.
his narc- MI. Io.qs rlI,,,., mum onecslerl
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fastgEea,, # ..4rt,ore y. ,--... sa'e'nler. D.
treason. amid saop45 b- rr,..I y tIe Bort "a.
who -.,t, ,,..ar,rr. IN. J, 60 2, traitor D.
a.a aueaaaea va,r- is .,., '...ol' i'r ;he p-.
nouucc cheating. bribery. ami ~. better IT,
ee,ed and suarest an. .,i,.. ..l.51ooi, pael
leading object of tlc prro-scl ,''''Uges. ELhs
undersigned does not ia.lg.f ~, i.t,f laas "a.
parties; rlr aas who resar,s ~. 'e a'y fesIecr,
accomplishment Of nolii.c,I ~, e0th mears forth
call himself IS DO Ds,nocr,, ,,,''' whatever hem,
people. y aN eaeuy 0h.
. Abuses of Driv,leoos anil
much progress IN me- Ier..,,.oF iop'onhaver,3s
Government and Law. Co 5aftne1l 5.5.
selves in other denarrmenty WI e''u'y shown fhsr
vii, be denounced, by wt,,o,ld 's.e' ASIA as aaor-
practyed. III every abn.r - - Pat'Y they Hayh
else of power lie in4n;I...I privilege, ofu ngg,.
blow II pulis yirrne 1,','. uniting It strikes.
institutions. ' '''y aS'i0a basis d. n.
manner In which b,ns'.,,'-. g'lIG baking arl
oh 'Ae ia0oE trade and property of he ct ..., Y
a'J IVY "e" UNDERSTOOD. Oueof The cfsi5@..a
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A!ed!eal Ralh!ng TO-.

A CURE, on SICKNESS PREVENTED.
TYIllS establishment now open 'or the Season
L al DE following rates.
Season Tickets, $40 10
Amount Of fifteen Tickets, go
SINGLE Tickets. 50 cts
Those who take Season Ticket are cn,ihed n
bath every day, j lhcy wish h. Cash, ia adj
vance, WI be required IN Oh cases. The Season
.ii undcntoal % be- from ue lsi 81 Apul to toe
LIST Of October.
y. BALDWIN
Columbus April Isl 1871. H0.-u
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stato o. 1llaslslppi Cn,ekos,y al.

State of mississippi Chlekasw CO.
Fro5a'e Com ir@ ae l4 ,loafagm Jaas. I3I
rA7o al persons otta.rolmdle laa.s. tenement.
~ ana Aerl,llmeht ofld3mas NJ decreased Xxx
% ldcaasHw County
hOU a'e hereby cjJd 70 bc and amman M e.,
i f 'nolle Court of said County. al The Conr,
rouse thefco' 10 the iuwnof Houston. on the frs,
Monday ~ ApaI next aud there 10 show cause
any you can, whYan order should nul be made 10
tti lhe following described Tracts ar parcel, Of land
10 wa; lots and dissection g. The sla,b cgsl,nI
norm ~ Wes quarters OF section y, alln loyn.b'n
10 OF tohge 10, east according 10 The plan of sor-
ttey q iAe late Chcmw Purchase, aal ylnr an1
Ntns IN ibc County d NoSubre Ia sail S,5te.
,,,..D, WITNESS the Honorable Matthew
YES hnoN, presiding Jn1se the puhaie
ssS@ tu0to enc ad Cauuvof CNr,a.
tS .aw 'ae ln, Monday IN January
1tr;t" DIsu.
Issued january ltl Is}a
TIN MARTIN. CLIP
Tho Columbus NeH1rmlv0 n.ua.t H..srt tI,.a.
bose iE successive woebs a.d Onward he sc.a8ur
TO tas o,dc foe Collection,
JAAES CALVERT, EE'rE.
THOMAS WE.
F,h l3Cl, 1871. .3}.-g~. IF.4lle llI
f3aMoe itc3gussr.
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Is LIZ persons having claims ag9inst tie estate 81
"A wade Il. Gordon deed. are hereby notified n,
pFssen. l1e same duly authenticated. wi,hinlhe dine
prescribed hf law, pa the same viii be forever bar
req. Persons indebted 10 die estate of iae said H.
ceased a'e equestyd 90 make immediate paymeu,
JAMES II. TURNER.
Executor.
lUg Ltuanocs. for 1880,
Eli AVE bccuroceircd. They are lorsgIe byf1e
4 H. quantity or otherwise
PFISFER 6. GOODWIN.
y. y. We have beautiful pair OF GroFEs b.
.e useo. Schools, to dispose al PEC.
Fgb'g l2 1910 33tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-12

State OF mississippi Ch0ctaW CITY
Cd'ctar Circuit Cent September Term lel0.
Abraham Barnett
IS Attachment ltr l1QO %
William Dyre,
VENlIE attachment IN this case having been re
4 turned 70 lhe Office Of the Clerk oflhe Circu
Court OF SAID county duly executed by eyying the
same on certain property Of the defendants; notice
Il hereby given that unless the said defendant ap-
pcar give special Bail, plead answer or demur to- lie
said attachment on or before the fist ,lay Of ibo
next Term oftle Circuit Court to be holden IN and
llr sad county at the Court House in The Town Of
Greensboro on the fourth Monday Of March next
Judgment will be entered against him BY default
aHi the property SO attached soII 10 satisfy said
debtand costs lllh December 1910.
JOHN SNOW, Clerk.
Feb 10, lsi0-jl-6l prsf $40 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-09
LII N E s

ent by Lady to her Son, sOish present ofd Bibl. Remember, love, who gave thee this, When other days shall come; When she who had thy earliest kiss Sleeps in her narrow home. . Remember, twas a mother gave The gift to one she'd die to save. That mother sought pledge of love The holiest for her son; And from the gifts of God above,
 She chose goodly One; She chssc for her beloved boy ., The source of light, and life, and joy. And bade him keep the gift, that when The parting hour should come, They might have hope to meet again ln an eternal home She said, his faith in that would be Sweet incense to her memory. And should the scofer. in his pride,
 Laugh that fond faith to scorn; And bid him cast that pledge aside
 That he from youth had borne; She bade him pause. and ask his breast, lf he, or she, had loved him best2 A parents blessing on her son
 Goes with this holy things The love that would retain the one, Must to the other cling; Remember! 'is no idle toy, A MoTHER's GlFT-Remember, boy!