davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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,eir ages respectively:

The Courier adds: 1.-THE first four of these gentle
men comba,ants AT Lexington and Concord !;
Mr.. Johnson also at Bunker Hill, and the next clev.
IN likewise belonged to The troops who 50 gailantly
held the slight and temporary redout against the reg
una. ,T'e o o0f par. m
Capt Josiah Cleveland above mentioned, was not
only at Bunker Hill, but in the battles at Haerlem
Heights, White Plains, Trenton, Princeton, Mon
lie entered as a volunteer under Col. Putnam and
afterwards in Sullvan's Brigade. He born
in Canterbury, Gu, Dec. 3, 1853, and now resides in
Tioga county, New York. He performed journey
Of over tour hundred miles attend this celebration
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The Richmond Compiler of Wednesday
says--iiarvest has commenced on the river
below, upon several plantations. The crop
is said TO be unusually good. One Of the
most extensive wheat growers says, be never
had such fine crop Of whea. before. The
srsp in this rsgisn d kTH Ss.s.
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Among the veterans of the Revolution.
present at the celebration of the l7th Of Juno
was Israel Hunt, of Nashua, aged IS years
One of the survivors of the heroes engaged
in the battle of Bunker Hill His namo
does not appear in the list pubIished.-B0s.
ton Evening Journal
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CANADIAN SEAT OF GovERNMENr-tho
next meeting Of the Legislature will be IN
October, in ST. AIMS Market, which will be
fitted up for tina, purpose. We have also
heard, that certain handsome mansion near
town is expected 10 have for its occupant,
during the summer, His Excellrncy the Gov.
ernor General. Montreal Herald of 10Th.
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MELANcnoLY AccrDryr.-On Frid,

MELANCHOLY AccrDENT.-On Friday
afternoon Charles Price, son of Capt. John
Price of this village, willie on board tho
Steamboat Washington, at the north, fell
under the crank and was Instantly crushed
to death. Ills remains were on Sunday fol-
lowed to the grave by a large concourss Of
peoplr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30

Hon. Paul Dillingham; jr. has been nomi-
mated for Congress by The Locofoco Con-
vention in the fourth District. His chances
are fair. to say the least Of them. Our
friend Lucius, it seems, must stand back for
two or three terms.
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EPIGRAM.

The patriot Tell disdained TO knecl
To Gessler's hat upon cane;
But Tyler's Office. strip, Of Ai".
Wsuld win ,hs smilss 10 souSts in veil
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30

We had hoped to hear who was Govern
or. in time fer this papsr-ba. it is Aegs."
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THAMES TuNvrL.--The number Of pas
ssngers through this place last week was
IS 400.
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%S%SSs[Ez1G
Since pttting our paper to press we have
learned that the State Convention made tho
following nominations and appointments:
For Gorernor,
JOHN MATTOC
For Lieut.. GoUcrnor,
Doct. HORACE EATON.
For Treasurer,
JOHN SPAULDlNG.
Delegates att large to the National Convention
Gov. CHARLES PAINE.
HARRY BRADLEY.
Substitutes,
Hon CARDS. CootfDas,
f. D. WooDBntDGg.
@Procccdings next week.
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AN INTERESTING GROUP.

The Boston Courier publishes the follow
ing as a correct list of the venerable Revo-
lutionary Soldiers who attended the Celebra-
ton of the Eth, with their ages respectively:
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

CHOCTAW SPRINGS.


A nun. er Of mineral springs have been re-
Gently discovered in this county, upon the
land Of old Mr. Collyer; which is located IN
The broken and elevated region Of country near
Yorkyile, Ala. and in the vicinity Of the Du-
elEnp rrounl. Tie waters Of these springs
smanate in beautiful transparent .treams from
ledge Of rock and flow into a creek which is
some ten or fifteen paces distant, depositing in
their course quantities Of sulphur and iron.
In a very small space ofgfound there might
be prepared for use, at this place, thirteen
mineral spring. possessing medicinal qualities
inferior to none in the United States. Were
gard them FAR superior 10 Blount, as contain
ing more valuable properties in stale 81 coni-
binaton, rendering item subservient to
greater number Of indications ia the cure Of
chronic diseases. The surrounding country is
elevated and broken, and in state Il nature.
The summit Of the lofty bill from which the
sprinas issue, commands an extensive view Of
IA q adjacent country; indeed, the whole
scenery around about Is wild, romantic and
beautiful. We have Wis ted the most noto /
Gus watering places Of tho United States, and
the scenery Of none excel that Of the beautlf !
hills around the Chociaw Springs, as we have
been pleased to can them; we see no reason
why they should not in few years, afford
plase ofrecreation and resort 10 the invalid,
and to the gay and fashionable, during tho
heats Of a Mississippi summer. They are GER
iainly entitled to trial, and we would bonest-
" recommend them 10 persons who are afiliet-
ca ,gith rheumatic affections, disea es Of the
skin. dyspepsia. iaundice, liyer complaint,
drUpsy. general debility indeed al diseases
OF debility. The class Of diseases, however,
in which they promise the best results, arc
Hose Of females We have examined the wa
tiers, and find them to contain sulphate Of iron,
sulphur, and a saline base, supposed 10 be pot
ASA, in different degrees denomination. We
propose submitting them 10 a rigid chemical
analysis this summer, as much so at least, as
our means and the facilities Of an interior
country will admit of the result Of which We
will make known.
There Is an extensive section. Of very bro
ken country, possessing nearly the same gee
logical and mineralogical character; com
mencing at the termination Of the Birbee aud
WarrOr plais and extending two hundred
miles, fsome distance beyond the Blount
Sprnas.l It's a notorious TACT, that this in.
mense tract Of country, whose soil, rock and
growth are nearly the same for two hundred
fplsg, changes very abruptly il a short dis
tapce from the two rivers. where the chemi
oalconsiitution ofthe country, IS also is min
euloav eh1nRes, u is not our intention
however, 70 enter INTO geological detail
The Choctaw Springs are mpFegnated witt
ths mstalie and earthly bases through whicl
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they circulate, and ahiiA abouHd IN To- zee
ton Of countfy alluded ia) in many places.
Thers s 8 small proportion cf iron % The
soil al along TIE eat side Of The fombg5Y,
which Is o5Tious from tie blacklist color Of tbe
water IN on creeks and branches. during lata
spring. The hctis owing % the iannin and
gallo acid o. tlp oak, maple, beech and other
timber, coming N contact with ifor n the
water, far hich metal they are 4 delicate
test. Tha iron comes from the hills, which
approach the river
There are certain general indications BY
which scientific i1eh estimate the value Of
mineral waters VIZ variety Of water amount
Of deposit, the Character Of the soil through
which they circulate their influence upon the
system. &c. &C. The Choctaw Springs pre-
sent an those indications which are considered
todenols good waef. AZ for their EFFECTS up
On the system shall say nothing Is any one
can ascertain them By riding down % Mr..
Collyer's and drinking the waller one day only.
I viii barely observe, however, that their ionic
and diurelic tendency is remarkable Mr..
Collyer resides about four miles east Of Col.
Nimrod Davis, and about nine miles from Co
lumbus.
p. 5. The proper time 10 analYzo mineral
springs, is in late sumner and hll, when dry
weather arrives. We will take I'D the sub
ject properly. and would respectfully solicit
others 70 cooperate with rs.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY.
Pro5ate Court, January Term, 1913

Probate Court January Term, 1913.
IN pursuance Of an order granted me by the
j Probate Court Of Lowndes County, at the
January term thereof | shall proceed TO sell TO
the highest bidder, on the Sth day Of April
next, the following described taet or parcel
ofland, belonging to the estate Of FranCis /.
Sharp, decd,
The west half Of section 10, township II,
souih range eighteen west, in Lowndes coun-
" and State of Mississippi. The above prop
erty to be sold at the Court House door, in the
town Of Columbus, on a credit Of one and two
years from the Gay Of Sale. Noes with ap-
proved security win be required, with a stat
ulary lien on the same for the purchase mo-
ncy. JAMES NJ. SHARP, Adm
Feb. 10, ls43.
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~ ~ IT'S ~,
WD RESPECTFULLY conth,.cs Is sen.
NJ Ser hlspro assional services totho
LADIES' and Gentlemen Of Columbus ana
is vicinay, pledging himselfio operate IL
lho most approved modern style. u 40.
didoa 70 what s usual Ia his profession
Isl. Pu. IN whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on God, By ihe new and much appFo.
we'd pan Of atmospheric pressure, q
specimen Of which be has IN his own
mouth,
%. Supply roofs Of palaies, when def.
Client, either from molformation or ae.
cident.
lie feels confident from bis opponani-
lies at Philadelphia and elseu here-from
his long experience, ard his snccess thal
be can operate to the entire satisfaction Of
al who may can on him At bis Office %
Market street, up siairs one door south
Of the Auction Store Of Kncannon, March
& Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 18th, 1913.
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Died.

On the 25th inst, at the residence OF VIII
liam j. Moore, Esq, IN Oktibboha County,
Nj, MARY ELIZABETH, eldest daughter
Of William T. and Mary Ann Moore, aged 4
years, months and 3 days.
Her affection was short, but very violent
and seVere,-sho bore It with that iortitude
and philosophy which seldom develops Itself in
so young a mind.
Mary was profoundly a6sciioHafs and int
resting child; none was ever more devoted
nor endeared 10 iheu parents and relatives
than she was, tnaniesting, as che did, al pre-
mature age those livelicr and softer emotions
Of indelbie attachment and fealty, that Of ener
marks the conduct and operations Of matu--
ed and philanlhropic mind frequently astonish-
log those around her with intellectual deyel-
opponents ola vivid and lucid character.
Her untimely exit from the thorny avenues
Of this malcyoent world 10 awake no moro IN
al az the revele in the great m rning " cierni-
ty, has left an aching void" brhnd That can
n'cr be filled, but how consoug the thought
that
The winlry sleep Of death
Chils not the bud o. Virtue"
n physical di e, though wonderfully made,
will return to its nltYe Gust and reso We itself
INTO It's original een.cn S, but her precious
and immortal soul has been waited by a con-
voy Of an sels to the celestial portals other
" Fathers Mansion" from whence she is 1ok-
ing over the mgh majestic baltlements Of llea-
ven upon Us with smile Of comp.ai, ancy-
seeing Ia our tolls new pledges and efforts for
an inheritance in the same haven Of eternal
rect and glorious felicity. Gods invitation
was extended TO her, viz: Suffer little chill
drcu 10 come unto m and forbid hem NOT, for
of su'h IS the kingdom OF heaven" She
hardened 10 her Savior's call, and has gone
home to mingIo and commugle her infant
voice with sainiel angels around the mercy
scat IN songs oi praise to the living God.
Let not { e tather's murmur rise,
Nor the mothers grief be heard
she's goue 70 miugle IN the skies,
Ia heavens bowers 10 be reared.
She is lot, but lost TO earth alone,
Above she will be found
Amidst Tao stars aud near The Throne,
Which those like her surround.
r. S. II.
Feb. 2j,h, l343.
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MOFFATT'S VEGETABLE
LIFE PILLS 4. PRCENIK BITTERS


LIFE PILLS &. PHENTK BITTERS.
EHESE superlatiye family medicines have
long since acquired an established Tepu-
tation for direct and iavarable efficacy in all
the prevalent and ordinary diseases, as well
as in many Others Of peculiar and aggravated
character. Their virtues are proved BY the
voluntary testimonials ofthe persons they have
cured, and who accompany their certificates
with their names and places Of residence
These certificates now amount 70 thousands,
beinr hundreds to each particular kind Of dis
ease. They embrace cases Of Scrofiila, Piles,
Dyspepsia, Jaundics Bilious and Liver df-
eciions. acute and chronic Rheumatism, Asia
ma BrorchiHs Scrofulls as ,oeA as Mucous
ConsalnphOn, habitual cosiipsness, Worms,
Stomach and Boigel complaints Of all kinds,
headache, giddmess, and nervous debRay,erlip-
lire diseases, and the clouded, salIow, unheal-
thv appearance Of the skin, arising from va
rious causes Of III heat', Ferer and Ague OF
every variety, settled pains IN the side back,
organs and limbs, humors, ulcers, foul breath
and imoard ferer, night sweats and general
weakness and loss Of appetite the miinlps, sieol'
len faces and gums, affections Of the bladder,
kidaevs, spleen and plural and the sickness in
cidenial 10 females, together with many other
malsdies which cannot be here enumerated.
The certificates Of cure in al these diseases
are immense in number, and clear, direct, and
explicit in description, and coming as they do
in every case from the pcrsCus cured, they are
indsputable and conclusive authority. These
inesthnablo medicines should therefore be kept
bvevery family and grown person in the Union,
as they will be found to be not only the best
remedies for disease, but also It's most certain
preveniatives, and the surest renUvators Of
sound, cheerful and elastic heAl.h. They are
nngularly mild and agreeable IN their opera
ton, and though perfectly efectOal, never oc-
casion even The temporary prostraton and
nausea, which always follow the use Of coarse,
drastic purgrs and the use Of ealomel. Pre-
pared wholesale and retail by DR.. VIM. B. Mof'
Fat, 375,Broadway, New York. For sale also
by the agents.
A. KEELER. q
Columbus March 9th, 1913. 4
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SHERMAN'S POOR MANS
PLASTER.

Only l2l-2 cents--l, 100000 sold yearly.
THOUSANDS Of certificates might be
Il given Of their wonderful properties in
curing Rheumatism, weakness ofthe back and
side. &c. but the enormous quantity sold must
be the greatest evidence o. their virtue.
Directions, and a iac simile Of the. name Of
A. Sherman NJ. D., on the back Of each OF
the genuine Plaaers.
u Be particular 10 get sheruHn's
Peer Mans PInsteF, as there are sew
aral base limitations which are worthless.
Those suffering from any Of the above di9ea-
see will find these not only Che cheapest bul
The best plasters sold. For sale az
KEELER'S cheap cash Store.
March 9th 1913.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
INWNDES COuN1K-

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY. {
Edward c. Egglcsioni pll } Attachment for
J6s2 vs..
parcs Mullen, De endlnt S53,05
NOTICE is hereby given, thai the above
In Attachment has been issued at the suit
OF the said plaintiff against the said defendant
as an absconding debtor, for the sum aiore-
said, and mas been returned 10 this Office duly
executed, and is now pending undetermined
in the Circuit Court Of Lowndes County,
State Of Mississippi, ana tha. unles the SAID
defendant appear on or befre the first Mon
day in April next, before he Judge Of our
said Circuit Court, for the County aforesaid,
give special bail and plead, Judgment viii be
cutered against him, and tho property attach
cd, viii be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs de-
mands.
Witness. the Clerk of SAID Circuit Court
This 18th Feb. is43.
S. H. LESTER, Clerk,
By A. Z. LOVE, DC.
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HVHlS day came the complainant by
Il his counsel, and it appearing 10 the
satisfaction ofthe Govt, thai the said de-.
fendant resides beyond the limits Of this
State, so that the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be served upon him. There
fore on motion Of the complainant it is
ordered BY the Court that publication be
made for six successive week ia the Dem
oceatic Wing, a newspaper published in
the town Of Columbus, State of Mississp.
pr, commanding the said defendant 10 ap.
pear on or before the next term Of this
Court to be holden for the county Of
Lowndes and State Of Mississippi, on the
First Monday Of APrI merit,
and answer the said complainanl'ss Jill,
plead or demur thereto, or the same will
be taken pro cagssso, and set down for
hearing erparie, at the next term Of this
Court.
A copy Test, S.H. LESTER.
elk.
Feb 18th; ls43.
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FOR SALE.

FASHIONABLE black beaver hats, do.
1t do. Silk do. boys white Russia Beaver do.
palmetto do. boys and m.ns sizes aud various
qualities.
Stout KIP Brogans, low quarter calf shoes
and boys calrshoes. ]. L. CLARK.
March 18th, 1913.
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.GHNHE undersigned would inform he
~ public that they ore now carrying
on the above business ia az is various
branches, At their Old stand on Market
street, one door south Of A. n. Yelling
tons carriage shop.-Where, BY prompt
attention TO business, they hope 10 merit a
liberal patronage, All kinds Of Tepaig,
ing doae on the shortest Noise. Car.
rage springs men5ed &c.
RANDLE & WATKINS.
Feb. 9th, 1912.
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TOFAMILIES NVALTDs

TIE following Indispensable 1amilY rume-
dfss may Be found a he Viliaeo drug sioIas,
and soon az ever country store In TIE stats.
Remember and never get them unless they
have The fac-simile signatEe e.
~I60sezzz65Cn q - Wnppsn. q sn othsu
~ the same names are baus lnposdons and eoanisF
kih. Il he merchant naaloni you has ihem not.
urge him to lrocurs hsm q u Maiisnlans. he
next dns b wits NsW Yea. q % uuis Co. item
Ne faulg siould d tusst riaisuf fAsss rrnlsdiss
BALM or coLuMBlAsFoR THE HAIR,
which viii stop Il Z falling GU. e restore 4 On bald
places; und On children maks 4 gFow rapidly, o. On
thoso who have loai he hair from any cause
ALL VERMTN ,hai nfsli The beads Of children
in schools, are prevented Or killed b. i At Ones,-
Find d. name 1GE201zN1ENso on
IL or never ~ It, Remsabsr llis asayA
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s. b. 8. g. w. MALONE.

y. -. q. y. W. AAhLOINE.
"AVING entered into Co-Partncrshp IN
HI the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, and
The associated branches-reapecti tender
their services 10 The citizens Of Coiumbus ard
vicinity.
This arrangement will enable them % give
prompt and assIduous attention 70 Az eases con
hded 10 their care, and to altCud % SUkal-
CAL and other important casss AZ distance.
Columbus Feb'r. 9Th 1913 32-4w.
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FLOuR

"a Bbls. superior foe -four reed and iol
~ sale by ]. L. CLARK.
Feb. oh, 1913,
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Sewn iuiBales, Defendant
In CHANCERY.

TWNHlS day came the Complainqnls BY
N their counsel. and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court that the said
defendant resides beyond the limits oil
this State, SO that the ordinary process Of
the Court cannot be served upon him,
Therefore, on motion Of the Complain
ants i Is ordered by the Court, that pub.
location be made for six successive weeks
in the Democratic Whig,a newspaper pub.
lished in the town or Columbus, State oil
Mississippi, commanding the said defen.
dant TO appear or or before the next term
Of this Court, 10 be holden for the county
Of Lowndes ard State Of Mississippi on
the
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RHEvMArIsM, md ENI5N5s

positively cured aad 81 slrissllsd ssclss aHa lsbs
are restored, in the Cd or young, BY the INplz
VnErAHLx ELM AND NnvT AM BoNE LNnEST-
butnsyef without The name Of Comsiock & Co. on H.
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COW. HAMILTON.

FW4lKS noted ftcah ons VA maEa be ~
~ sesaon n tiissis-ippi. flef1l A M e.
o. Soxubes cooalr. - Mis- fon Aiecoi
10 from PirkensgIe Ala haI ui|e IRON g.
road leading tom pickonspile q s:arstaln.
VICTOR HUGO.
A SON Of flamilton. ~ aal1 a lVffam
"A Richardson's sisbla. picksn. County Al.
y miles from Coiumbus near The upper fussa-
looaa read.
or Particulars "a hand bdls.
FEB. ga, ls43
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LowNDEs COUNTY, S. S.
Circuit Court, October Term 1912.

LowNDEs County, S. S.
Circuit Court, October Term 1912.
Davis Cockrell Complainant, !
52s5. vs.. In Chan.
William l.. Upton and Davis Gerry.
R. Mason, Defendants.
HVHIS day came the complainant by
II his COUNSEL and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court that both the said
defendants reside beyond the limits Of this
State, so that the ordinary process ofthis
Court cannot be served upon them, there
fore on the motion Of the Complainant, II
IS ordered by the Court that publication
be made for six successive weeks in the
Democratic Wing, a newspaper published
in The town 0! Columbus, State Of Nlisss-
slppi- commanding the said defendants 10
appear on or before the uext term Of this
Court to be holden for the county of
Lowndes, and State Of Mississippi on
the
First Monday Of Apyii merit,
and answer the said Complainant's bin,
plead or demur thereto, the same will be
taken pro coyess0, and set down for hea, :
ing erparle nj the next term ofthis Court.
Z A copy Test, IS. II. LESTER,
elk.
Feb 10Th, 1913.
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THE BEST MEDICINES N THE
WORLD.

A RE SrnRMAS's MEDioArED LozENcEs.--
"A These Medicines are as pleasant % the
taste as the best peppermint or rose candy, and
they are warranted more s9ieaci0us than any
other remedies 10 use.
Their convenient form also renders them
preferable to al others A few may be put in
the pocket aud taken az pleasure, without trou-
bic or hndrance from business. In short, in
view OF their decided superiority 10 every re-
spect they may well be pronounced the
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~ Mondau of ApriI 80.

FiTst Monday gf April Rert,
and answer the said compliments bills,
plead or domur therct5, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing erparte at the next term.
A copy Test, S. H. LESTER,
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

CHEAPER THAN EVER.
DEhS0NS giving me a call to pufchas'
III groceries, or western produce fiquors eK
cepted) Staple Dry Goods, boots. shoes, hats
saddley, hardware, cutlery. crockery, &c. &c
may expect 20 get as good bargains as ihel
can got By sending to Mobile, AZ ] have Agent
a. diforent points buying various kinds O
goods TO- cash, whenever good bargains car
Be bad Alabama money VII Be taken al par
Or cotton wiabe received Of the Market price
10 payment f0r theaame.
March l5.h.lsas.