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TRUST SALE

by virtue of a certain Deed of Trust exc
~ cuted TO John ]. Goodwin BY Mckinney
doiderness, for the benefit Of John Hall. for
purposes therein mentioned, bearing date on
the twenty eighth day of November, A. ID.
1888, and duly recorded in book number ID
pages 1886, 337 and '3s, of the Office of the
Clerk of Probates for the County Of Lowndes
In the State of Mississippi shall by virtue
OF power of attorney from said John ]. Good.
WIN, trustee, and in accordance with the pro-
Visions of said deed in trust, proceed to sell
for cash, at public auction, at she court house
OF the county Of Lowndes, and State aforesaid
On the third day Of June, next. 1s43,
the following land or grUund, in the town of
Columbus, in the said State, 70 wit;
A part of Lot numbered ten, in square mum.
bered three, north Of Main street, in the plan
OF the said town of Columbus, being the north
west corner of said lot, on which the banking
house Of the Real Estate Banking Company
of the said town of Columbus now stands,
being forty eight feet, eight inches of ground.
fronting on said Market street, running on
Military street forty three feet, thence south
forty eight feet, eight inches, and from thence
forty three feet, west, to Market Street.
ALSO:
Forty seven feet, four inches of Land on Mar
ket street, commencing at a point at forty eight
fest eight inches from the north west corner
OF said lot nu inferred ten, running from thence
fronting on Market Street. south, forty seven
feet four inches and from thence running back
east Sc feet, and from thence north forty seven
feet four inches, and from thence west run
ming 66 feet, to the point of beginning, as feet
8 inches from said corner, together with all
and singular, the appurtenances thereunto
bolOnOIDO. and all the estate right title and
interest, whatsoever, as well in law, as in
equity, of the said Mckinney Holdernest, in
and to the same, and in every part thereof.
Such title only as is vested in me by virtue
Of said trust deed, and power of attorney, Will
convey to the purchaser.
JOS. B. COBB,
April, 81, 1S43 -pf Sl5
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The Presidential Office 10 single term
modern democracy insists thar The
|, shall bere-eligible TO Office.
thar he shall be permitted 10 serve ' two
'erms' whereby, as experience has
!, the worst abuses Of power and
me most corrupt intrigues. will ever
De Practised in the first, in order 10
Inc attainment Of the secood term.
Freemen of Tennessee, choose ve.'
Rep. Banuer.
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NEW Goobsi Nav ahanc, .

New GOODS! new GOODS. .
RI cases fresh dry goods just reed 1ss,a
: New York, consisting Of Jacoprl1
BOOK, 0wiss. Null and Plaid Muslins- Tins.s
CamorIc, and Hemstich ndkerchiefs pos.
gee and cotton do. Black Italian cravs =.
fiaid Silk do. Artificial flowers. Blsrl- N ~ =
r,nos. Bombazines, Alapacca cloths. Masou;to
Netting, Black and White prints, Turkey red red
prints. Brown and bIeached Domestlc, Brow
ana an nnH hose A good assortment OF linens.
onaofellase &c &c. For sale cheaper than
- KEELER'S cheap cash store.
Next door to VIM. Hnddleston e. Co.
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Democratic Wing.

'Uthy desire of those who
esS Of education and obser-
a their fellow citizens by
IN the public prints, has
"f Inc last few weeks-that
yea Tor a number of reasons
smiling anything for consid-
fue that every little helps
nose who can, should con-
With this modest exordium
he SUBJECT.
YAK PHILOSOPHY.
mol.
uOS AND RAIN.
l. sn'ly ascertained that clouds
s0a Of different sized hollow
nagnitu lie from a childs mar.
aash' these globes are COM
transparent substance of a.
and texture of well dressed
"asn not filled with water or
~, %'ae naked eye, these globes
SIMILAR to the tail of q
@' difference that the broad
:. saehed 10 the body. like q
y ate Of a rare gossamsr
sad when not in use are
~ oae as it weres part Of the
m -. ! It is through these thai
Aseen !. lnelr supply OF wa.
Va. q Certain times, over any
n,s.I many Of these globes
\, - ~ o. recruiting. II ha.
NJ, ~. mat the "Nun draws
s properly be said that
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nF.l ICE!! ICE.!!

r~HE SUBSCRIBER bees leave 10 inform TIM
citizens Of Columbus, that he has o.
- f;ne lot Of Zee, firm and transparent
MAUI nh;eh he proposes to sell at the reduced price
VT VIZ cents per pound. The times OF weigh
na Tee 70 purchasers win be from fiye g sey-
ing ,Sg NJ. and from sunset I'LL dark IN
s 81 evening, and no Ice will Be Delivered at
a .rv ether time except in case OF s,cEneSs;
April ~, 1913. Dtoh0ots.
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DIR. w. SPILLMAN.

TAKES this method of informing those in;
Il debted to him, that he will continue to-
receive ALABAMA MONEY at PAR, for debts
due him, unless it should fall TO much lower
value than it is at the present time. It's there
fore hoped that those Indebted will call and set
tie their accounts as soon as practicable. He
would also respectfully inform the public, that
he has again returned to his Office, with good
supply OF
Fresh .MedTcfMes,
and is prepared to serve his old customers, and
others, who may choose to call on him, for an
other twelve months. Fresh vaccine matter
just received. ... 49, .~
Columbus, March 23d, lS43.
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TRTIST SALE.

NY virtue Of a certain deed OF trus , G 1ne-
cuted by a. NJ. Wallace on the Isl Dec'
,a4n ~ The subscriber as trustee 70 secure g :
.o+o nrom,sorv note theriu described due y
D, the LIST june 1912, the subscriber ",l1
FPe sI a. public auction at the Court HOUSE y
owndes county on the Oath day OF API , .s,.s;
the property described in said deeu a nj
heinr the premises on which tne sa:u town.
wallace now resides, on section Ten, ~ ,',ast
ship eighteen, south OF range e1g EN-. n. nav
On ~ sscsaroe the expenses ofthe said sale ano
ana H,JSn remaining unpaid on said note
q .ecor5ed in book 10 p ia.
March D 1913, c,psnN Tr,,a.ee,
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UST reed, lot of Newest style fine. stray
bonnets, new shaped Cyprus do. vii.
low Hoods, Palm-leaf hats, boys, colored do.
Mems do. For sale at
KEELERS cheap cash store.
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Commodore David Porter, so distinguished
IN our naval history, and charge d'afsires at
Oonstant'nople die. there on the Sd of March
last.
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MANY April aad 1s4s.

4Tp,S sssipt ofyour favor
R..l = nd hasten TO reply.
; sSas o and paramount duty
sb. si 10 be-to preserve
49, cs:sas hands Of the repudi-
-P''al Sale from utter de-
! prevent any decent
il.l = rsn leaving it in dis.
,mh.. ,slg necessary to beat
= 81 81 consider this a
7 'ss reservation, and that
H.. ought 10 sacrifice all
IN ,.'. \ Isderations whatever.
more reputable
State governed BY
vs,a !. sders Of Mississippi.
eao AMI ! 10 The leprosy which
! y, !. 90 object of loathing
80 :. : brstendom, demands
1s7 : peBonal or political,
,..t., scessary TO attain the
!. H. are my Wing feel
al a: | am interested in
= ~. b friends in the Pres
snLs | would not hesitate
,eins i, ny hopes and wishes
ro,,, b ensure the redemp-
..a;;,.l D. from the foul hands
IA fallen.
% = iisrs | do not hesitate
:, ~ Ehig friends to sustain
u,sd. honest bond-paying
Of B.. IS they are absolutely
5l9 elect a Wing. | do
I Y ght to run any risk. IL
A. he car elect our q 0v-
SO 3D. we should do SO,
Il e smallest doubt on the
. save the State, even at
III, sacrifice Of all our po-
,:.n;;,sI ous. II cannot mi ure,
ne ! it will elevate ii pub
lv,ues The whlgs-for them
4. n re magnanimity of com
- h rty feelings TO give way
!. a. Ousiderations of public
lks
4. hould meet in conven-
S,, ) uncommitled as pos
aha upon consultation we
San now, judge what viii
mi purse 10 pursue. If il
s. atO sustain a bond-pay-
=, | have no doubt Will
, as acceptable as any
,Ea bis an honest and wor-
10 be relied on.
truly your friend,
S. S. PRENTISS.
Y that any man or set ofmen,
y fnapIe, canLot but read with
es led sentiments Of the above
d nope, our bond paying Dem
moved BY feelings Ct like
slammous nature, the candi-
e. the honor and dignity of the
yM llg or Democrat, will meet
81 . united support. We ask
s @-we yield no principle
q courtesy which is recogni-
ss laeuen of whatever party
s, Rchracter of our State from
Ed iaSp OF those who would de-
'sf her an object of scorn and
~ enlightened nations Of the
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BOARD OF rAwCoMMIssIoNERs.
HoPAHKA, 9th MARCH, 1913.

BOARD OF CHocrAwCoMM1ssIoNE }
HoPAHKA, 9th MARCH, 1913. {
ORDERED, That an office be opened at
~ the old Yazoo Village, at the late resi-
dence of Col. James Elliott in the county OF
Neshoba, on Monday the Sd day of April next,
to continue open until the 18th day of May,
when and where ali persons concerned. can
file their claims under the 14th and 18th arti-
c!es of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek,
and the supplement thereto. Az Office will
be opened at Charlottesville. in the County OF
Jasper. on the 18th of May, for like purpose.
All claims should be filed as early as practi-
cable, as by the terms of the act of Congress,
they will be absolutely barred after the 23rd
of August next.
The Board of Commissioners will proceed
on or about the first of May, at the Yazoo
Village aforesaid to adjudicate the cases in
which testimony has been taken heretofore.
By order,
P. BAYLY, Secretary
april, I3, 1S43. St.
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TERMS.-The Monthly supplement: .
printed upon fine paper and G,1Ion tyPeJ' . ~
uniform style with the New w Y gI as S+.tes
20 Pr;,;sb America for the low price OF ONE
a nenIAR Der annurn, RENTED in advance
free OF postage. .,..o,,s ,,bo will
ohto;s Eve subscribers, and remit the amount
1s e free of postage. shall receive sixth copy
gratis. xv1NcHESTER.
Address, ). W1I NO---- : -
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,,,i.i'd.)
IA letter from the
-. !, to impress for
n, IKE sIig friends the ne
. .oI''eSratiOn in the ap-
governor, and for
3, U y you for public:a :
II to exhibit wltn aus :;
o exalted feelings se ,.s. Of
1Sr Nj. Prentlss, when
5s Expresses al the
ID 4 Yields entirely to
b -. and common homes
1.-The fact that a gen.
slI5 Be greatly prefer
soI narfy to sacrifice the
as, h, State. when an
rith the Just portion =, OF
4 may bring about the
| entiss is anxious that
1 ,%relves upon this SUBJ
~ 1'' Importance and ne
y, ,Tnll.bonders, no risk
!, last worth our while
y the consideration Of
g.'H be found that one of
\ stand as good a chance
.',;,c democrat. "Com-
y i to give way before
5publlc good"
J 'rhich mark the sincere
I..;derations than these,
nave disdGined to be
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MOI ICE.

r SHALL be absent from this State some
l. e;during my absence Mr.. James H. Tur
ner of Columbus, will act as my agent in LOwn
DIES county, (and James Nj. Lloyd of Monroe
county Miss.)
nAVIO JOVn
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dIesticks, casters, Britannia tea and coffee pots
DC, &c, too tedious 10 enumerate, which viii
be sold cheap, call and see. They are pre-.
pared to make spoons to order, or anything ia
the line of silver-smithing. Particular atfen-
ton paid TO Clock and Watch repairing.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
KNAPP d WARD.
n. B. Those indebted to X. q. w. during
the year 1912, are requested to call and settle
Immediately, or they viii be called on by one
who makes business ofcoHscting.
March 3Oth, Is4S.
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BANANA & LEGHoRN HATS DreDar
IL ca and cleaned in the neatest stvIe at
the establishment of Peter Smiths. By
A. FLORY. >
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THE subscfibers have
received an addition
to their former stock Of
watches q jewelry, which
makes their assortment
complete ; also silver and
plated ware, such as spoons,
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EARTHENwARE, CHINA, AND GLASS
Il r. fURsELL, opposite Browns Hotel Penn
syvapa ave QUE would beg leave TO call the attention
Of his friends and the public generally to hrs extern
sive stock of the above articles, and would nfOrn
them that he has just received an additional supply
Of twepy-four crates and hogshesds OF Eartbeuware
and China and thirteen packages OF cut, plain, and
pressed Glass These goods are OF the latest style
and shapes.
Persons wishing to purchase would do well to
give him cali, as they sure Of making choice
selection Of his large stock. lie determined to
SELL wholesale and retail, low as any other estab-
iishmcnt for cash, or TO Punctual customers
He also keeps constantly on band humber OF ar'i-
Gle. in The Hardware and Furnishing line, such as
Walters, Knives and Forks, Table and Tea spoons,
Snufers and Trays, Bread Baskets, Brass Candle
sticks English and American Britannia Tea and Cot
Zee sets, Looking Glasses, Fancy Bellows and
Brushes, &c.
Also, Cooking Furnaces Astral, Stand Solar Hall,
Liverpool, Side, and Reading Lamps, and Glasses
and Wicks, Of all sizes.
Also, Y. II. South orths patent Pailor, Uranan,
and Stand Lard Lamps, and Britannia, Japanncd, and
Glass Of all sizes.
Also, Glasses and wicks, Pipes in boxes. Goods
assorted in the original packages,
First quality Baltimore stone ware, at iaotory Pr'-
ccs. -
THos. PURsELL.
l-eoImlf
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PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails Of the United
States, from the lst OF July, 1oAs, to The soth
Of June, ls47, in Virginia, will be received at The
Contract Office of the Pos, Office Department, IN The
CITY of Washington, until O'Clock, p. m, OF The
18Th day OF June 1919, be decided the next day
ON the route and in the manner and time herein spe-
cited, VIZ
247s From Cumberland c. h., by Physic Springs,
Gravel Hill Diana Mills SCOTS Ferry, and Car
er's Bridge TO Charlottesville 90 miles and back,
twice a week, with a semi-weekly branch from Ora
vel Hil by Eldridge, to Buckingham h., IL miles,
to run in due connection.
Leave Cumberland c. h. every Wednesday and sa-
,urdsy at A. m. arrive at Charlottesville next days
by p. M
Leave Charlottesville every Monday and Thurs
day at a m. arrive at Cumberland c. h. next days
by s p. -,
The following is the form Of guaranty which should
be filed the irst blank with the name OF the qua
raptor the second with that Of the bidder, and the
third and fourth with the beginning and terminating
points Of the route and after being dated should be
signed by the gusrantor, who must be shown by the
written certificates OF postmaster, or other equal ~
satisfactory testimonial to be man Of property and
able TO make good his guaranty This guaranty, so
certified, should accompany each b'd
1.-The undersigned -, guarantees that -, n
his bid for carrying the mad from - - be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter INTO
an obligation prior TO the first day Of July next with
good and sufficient suretes, 10 perform the service
proposed.
dated -----.n
The bid should be sent under seal addressed to the
First Assistant POSTMASTER General, with Mail Fro
posas in the State of Virginia" written on the lace
OF the letters and should be despatched in time TO be
received by before the 18th June next at 3oelock
q.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from comht
nations, and the terms and conditions on which the
contract to be made see the general
recently published, for Alabama and other South
western States.
c. A. WICkLIFF, p. NJ g.
May 5-1aw4w
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ISROM the discovery of America by the North
Il 10 the present timely Jous FRosr, Pro-
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and satisfaction Of presenting 10 the public such
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PHILADELPHIA, .7prit ], 1913 mar2S-5t
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TUITION IN FRENCH.--The subscriber res
Il pectfully informs those gentlemen who called
90 him since the formation Of his last class, and sch
Others may be DESTROYS Of studying the French
language, that he intends TO open class early next
week either at his residence, Pennsylvania avenue,
ioyrth door above the War Department, or at bss
school room on lllh street. the Washington LII
orary, opposite the City Post Office may be agreed
uPoo at the First meeting Manesca's oral system,
with which the subscriber has been familiar for the
last fifteen years. altogether pursued by him in his
classes
hrs residence, on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satur-
days, after O'Clock P. NJ, at his scboo-room on
The alternate days from s. o'clock to 81 ?. NJ.
april A-d3t A. N. GIRAULT
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WRITING FLUIDS, COPYING AND WRITING

M FISCHER, importer and dealer in fancy and
w staple Stationery, has recently received DR.
rect from the manufacturers in London,
sTEPHENS'S PATENT BLUE BLACK WRIT
ING FLUID.--Th,s article, which writes Of blue
FIRST has the peculiar operty Of becoming an 10
tense black afterwards IT contains combinations cal
cuated TO ensure a higher degree Of permsnence
with greater facility Of writing. more especially with
steel Pess than can be attained by the black
dyes colors OF common Inks. IL has been in exen-
sve use in all climates for several years IL answers
admirably for with the Copying Machine, and Is
used in several OF the Offices Of Government, par
ucuary the Department Of State.
TERRY'S COPYING INk.-The peculiar pro
perty OF this Ink is the facility with wh,ch II renders
most perfect copy 1t also possesses every other
essential quality requisite in the best writing Ink. This
INK Will yleld copy within twepy-iour hours after
srlting.
COOPER AND PHiILIPS'S Formerly Walkdeu)
EXTRA FINE BLACk WRITING INk.--Also,
constantly on hand, the best Inks, black md red,
oade 10 this country by Maynard Il Noyes, ID. Fell
* Co, and Edsard Kent, Tor Wholesale and retail
al S'a,oners' Hall
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LANGUAGES.
Pripafe and Class hsfrpcfio,

Pripafe and Class Instruction.
DRoFEssOR ALFRED sCHUCkING Date OF
Il New Orcans) would inform the ladies and gen
liemen of Washington aud its vicinity, who wish to
acquire an accurate and practical know ledge OF the
French or German language IN a manner expedi-
uous and pleasant as - consistent with a thorough
study, thai his classes for instruction in the above
languages will he open
From to 10 in the morning,
And TO in the evening,
Private and Class Instruction may also be bad
the residence OF students at convenient hours.
Mr.. sch'ickngs experience and success y
teacher various American Institutions, both at the
North and South, aud as author oi German Gram
mar, we'll known to many. Besides, references
and commsndatory letters from .itfe most
distinguished scholars IN the country, sProfesscrs
Cub,, A. II. Everett FIR. Lieber, and others, may be
seen AT has residence 10Th street, Pepn-y +
vana avenue, Mrs. McGuuni1le'
Addresses may al-o be left at the bookstores OF
Messrs Morrison and Fsrnham.
nov l7--3tWsu
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TIVE subscribers have for sale very valuable
l. Farm, about five miles north Of the Capitol,
containing l57 acres, with a comfortable pe~ dwell
ng house barn, and all other necessary out buidngs
the whole we'll enclosed and in cultivation under u G
most modern and approved system. II IS sufficiently
near stopping place the Railroad for convenience
-. we'll wstered. The Northwest Branch passes
through ,t-persectly healthy. Terms very ressona-
ble and possession at the option Of the purchaser.
JOHNSON l. CALLAN.
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ARMY AND NAVY REGISTER.
lust published and for sale a, Stationery Han The
y official Army and Navy Register for ls'3, by or
der of the Secretaries Of the Army and Navy m com
plance with resolution Of the Senate and House oil
Representatives.
March PITT