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IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND VISITORS TO
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
P r o G K f S H o L E l.,
IN the village of Cerro three miles from Havana This
L blshment is advantageously situated properly fitted up
d attended aforing the benefit of country life without
excluding the comforts and pleasures Of the Capital
venting timely attendance TO business Every attention
promised by the the satisfaction Of their visitors
CHARGES.
Boarding for single person in 90 day
two or three persons in room. 81 50 day
each person.
With families particular agreement may be entered into
N. B-Omnibusses running from morning till night be-
tween the Cerro and Havana making the trip half hour
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLOs GARDEN,

The Garden is closed the entrance the Thea:
IRE ON Broadway All we'll warmed and lighted for cold
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CUGAR--29hh very prime New Orleans Sugars landn
~ from ship Ocmulgee, aud for sale by
". COLLINS " co. a6 SOuth
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ONTARIO BANK DIVIDE ND.-Twenty per cent on the
~ capital Of this Bank viii be paid the Stuckhoders
on The LIST day Of November next out OF TIE surplus profits Of
the office at Carandayua, IL Of The ordinary
dividend due tht - Stockholders who reside az he East
will be paid the mechanics Har N - CITY of New Yort
Albany Stockholders viii be paid at the Albany CITY Bank
S9ckho,der residing m Uls, viii be paid the Branch
Utica Stockholders Of Utica the BANKING Holse ia
Canandagua Tie transfer books will be closed the in
slant for ten days
By order of the President and Directors
Fl. b. GIBSON, Cashier.
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A MEXICAN REPUBLICANS.-The American Republic
II of this requested the Eighth Ninth
and Fiteenh Wards on Tuesday evening the l7th nst at
o'clock for the of proceeding the Eleventh Ward
meeting The Eighth Ward will assemble the American
House the of Spring and Lsuens; the Nnh Ward
the of Christopher and Hudson, the old Watch
house; the Fifteenth Ward the American the
of Barrow and Macdougs streets.
One of best ands of Music he city will be engaged
for the and all Americans DESTROYS of honor of
walking American procession, invited to attend
BY order of the Committee
oil 6t'm r. DELEREE, Chairman.
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TOR SkLE-Two founts of Tyre, Mniou aud Nonra,iel
II which have been used on the New York Herald AIp
81 this ofhca.
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TRUST SALE.

10y virtue of "a Deed in Trust executed by
ID Isaac Easterly TO me as Trustee, which
said Deed was duly Recorded in the County
of Oktibbeha and State of Mississippi. shall
proceed to sell at the Court House door in
the county aforesaid, OF the
Sirth day Of january II. d. 1913.
to the highest bidder for cash the following
tract or parcels of Land. to wit; Lots number
one, two, three, four and Ave, offracticnal Sec
ton thnty three in township twenty range
fifteen east, containing oil acres, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy no.e
secured by said deed with interest and cost of
sale. Such little as il vested in me by said deed
will convey to the purchaser.
CHARLES DIBREl-L
Trustee.
Starkv:lle Miss. July 9Th 1912.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE Al
AUCTION

RY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
D of Lowndes County Miss, made onthe-
9th day of Dec. 1912, the undersigned Admin
lstrators of the estate of Leroy Shackleford
decd, will offer for sale to the highest bidder
on Tuesday the seventeenth day, of January
IS43 on a credit of thelve months, the purcha-
ser to give bond with approved security.-The
tract OF land on which the said Shackleford re.
sided in his life time,c containing 48Oacres of ex.
cellent qualty-wlih about one hundred and
twenty acres in cultivation. 1.-THE above tract
OF land hes in the prairie near the plantation of
Madison NJ. Brooks, Esq.
AT the same time and place will be sold the
personal effects ofsaid decd. consisting of sev.
eral likely negroes, horses,mules, sock of hogs,
cattle and aquantity of corn and fodder, ON the
same time and terms as the land.
Sale on the premises within the usnal hours.
JAMESH. SHACKLEFORD. ADM.
LUCY w. 4SHACKLEFORD, Adm'x
Dec. Sth 1912.
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"A c. A r ID .
:" RS. WHIFFIN will be prepared
IW to resume the duties of her school

N.Y. RS. WHIFFIN will be prepared
N to resume the duties of her school
on Monday, Jan. 10Th.
Six or eight pupils can be furnished
with board II Mrs Whiffins' family on the
most reasonable terms.
From uncomfortable circumstances,
Mrs. Within has not been favored with
that patronage which her labors TO ad-
vance her scholars during the proceeding
session had justified her TO no pc for but
Notwithstanding the small number of her
pupils, her only concern has been to pro-
mote their moral and intellectual improve
ment. Out ofthe list ofsciences with which
education is now too much burdened, and
of which few scholars retain more lasting
knowledge than the name, Mrs. w. has
presented 10 her pupils, such only as in
her judgment are likely to prove of the
most solid and permanent utility, and
these they are required to memorize IN a
manner calculated to make more lasting
impression than can be made by the su.
per6cial method of teaching, too frequent
-ly adopted.
Convinced that ultimate success must
be the result of plans judiciously selected,
and perseveringly carried out, it is Mrs
Whifen's intention to continue her in
atruction to such pupils whose parents IA
vor her by their support assuring them
that her chief aim will be to Impart TO
their children useful and practical learn.
ing.
A specimen of Mrs. WIS conversation.
al cards which she has introduced for the
use other pupils sufficient TO illustrate their
utility, was exhibited at their recent ex-
amination. The number of these cards
will be increased monthly. From the
use of them twofod advantage is antic-
ipated; additional knowledge will be ac-
CURED, willie that which has been preui.
Onsly acquired will be retained.
The plan which has been introduced in
teaching history and facilitating knowl-
edge OF dates, may be examined at the res.
idence of the Rev. James Lyon.
Great attention will be paid to the sci.
ence of music. Mrs Wniffin has been
known as teacher ofImusic for about ID
years. She disclaims ell pretensions to
any merit as performer, bnt the rapid
proficiency her pupils have made, while it
has been hattering to herself aud satisfac-
tory to her patrons has gained her The rep.
utation of being a well qualified and sac.
ceSsful teacher.
T E r MS.
Board. per month SO
Including Washing. 10
Instruction in the higher branches
of education, per session, $40
Preparatory pupils, per session. 10
Instruction in Mnsic on fhor p;ano
per session, 90
For the use of a Piano, Q
No allowance is made for absence un.
less occasio ned by sickness.
Columbus. December 22d 1912.
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.ssrsIEIcAN HOTEL.
EDWARD MILFORD,

~
Cra.efil Or The suniiorm and liberal
support extended to him By bis friends
since his removal from New York 10 the
South, respectfully announces that be has
ooened the above, as Mercantile and
Bachslor's Eating Lodging Establish
mem. Il has just been completely reno-
yated within and without, and its vicinity
10 business induced n belief that il can be
made place of acceptable resort for
Gentlemen at all hours, especially those
who are in the habit of dining in the bus.
inese part Of the citya The table will be
served by the plate, on the plan of Clarke
IL Browns celebrated House in New
York.
Twenty o. thirty Gentlemen may be
lodged in The house. The Dining Hall
IS spacious, and agreeable s'tua ed. Care
will be taken that the appointments Of the
table, its service, and attendance are
e,pecable.
Transient Board and Lodging, 81 90 pr dey.
Permanent do. (singIe room,) 40 90 pr NTH.
"(two in room) 30 W
Board only, 3 meals day, SER
we'd exclusively from the steamer, So per wk.
:" 80 meals do do. 80
Dinners only, 10 90 pr NTH.
Breakfast, from nalf past7 to 10 o'clock
Dinner, from half past l, to half past A:
Tea from 6 TO Z.
The Bills Of out door Boarders will be
presented for settlement weekly, unless
arrangements are made to the contrary.
Boarders lodging in the house semi
monthly.
Visitors who may prefer it may dine
or breakfast by the plate, according 10 the
Bill of Fare, or pay for breakfast, Is. din
ner IS.
Evening business in the Coffee Room
will be charged according TO the prices
affixed to the annexed list of orders.
Mobile, Dec. 1912. 14f.
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WVHE district Chancery Court of the
IL State of Mississippi held at Column.
bus, having decided the case of E. A.
Smith vS. A. N. Jones in favor of said
Jones, and decreed that the whole mat
ter in controversy to wit: the stock of
Drugs and Medlcines-the books, notes
and accounts, and all matters and things
belonging to the recent establishment of
E.A. Smith Druggist, were the properly of
said An. Jones; have handed to him ell
the above described property and he is
fully iii possession of the same; the injunc-
lion prohibiting the collection of the debts
by Il. N. Jones having been dissolved,
all persons in debt to The concern will
make payment TO DR.. A. ~. Jones only.
M. MCCARTHY, Receiver
and Clerk Of said Court.
Dec. 18th 1912.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
TTPON Accommodating Terms, the House
" & Lot at present occupied by DIR. Talia-
ferro, next door to Dickinson & Boykin's Law
Office in Columbus, Miss.
For Terms, Apply 10
HVM- HUDDLESTON, or
A. MURDOCH, Esq.
Dec. %. 1912.
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NOTICE.

INO ICEs
w LII. be sold at Public A uction on a cred
Wv it of TtCffre months, at the door
of the Court House OF Lowndes County, in the
town of Columbus, on
Monday the End day Of Jan. 1s43.
All the personal property belonging to the
estate of Thomas Williamson deceased, con-
slsting of one negro girl, one horse, one Jimmy.
ALSO
Lots six, seven, in square nine, north of main
street, inthe Town of columbus, with the vel
ling house thereon standing.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
Administrator Of the estate of Thomas VIII
hanson deceased.
Dec. LIST, 1912.
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so 81 SY 81 3 s. se M ga

Those interested. are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection of Premium
Incorruptible Teeth, which he will insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate,
and il need be with Artifci7l Gums of The
same Incorruptible Material If his work is
not done in such way as to give perfect salts
faction, nothing will be charged.
Office on Main Street, 2 doors from VIM
HuddIeston, & Co.'S Store.
Dec. 1912.
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TRUST
my virtue Of q osf.s.i
Nd culed to me IS
81 November a Dlsiah
add Nary a Boiling 2 Wy. \
and Stale Of MississIpPs
ment Of certain pro-
eiSed. which said de'dS.
ded - tbe Office ofthe . se
tibbeha e6uuiy IN lhe ~.
shan proceed 10 eel N
boese door in said eoua'
Fonrth MOEagg
lie following describe
a Oktibbeba County,
The south east gu.,..
thirteen. ID TOWNSHIP
range thirteen east
M inv acres 8O.loo
b IN The hours Pfsssl
,;fIe convened 10 ihe Pll
me as trustee. ,,.prEsl
Nov %, 1912.
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DOCTOR DAYTON,
rs prepared (in addition to his duties as
n Physician and Surgeon) to perform in a
neat, scientific and durable manner, al the OPP
eFations Of
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:
MILL rocks Mill IRONS,
CASTINGS, BAR IRON,
HARDW ARE, CUTLERY, sc.
DE FOREST, NORRIS, & Co,
No "a, Water ST. MOBILE.
LEAVE Just received by late arrivals from
- Liverpool. New York, Boston. PhiIa-
del bia. and Baltinlpres most extensive as,
tsortmont of the above Goods, all of which
have been selected with fhegredfest care as 10
qualify, and atthe Ueryslolcest prices, during d
whole season of unprecedented depression uf
trade, III the Northern cities; which they trnsi
will be found well worthy the attention of the
Planters from the interior, and Merchants
visiting Mobile.
Ii their assortment will be found
MILL ROCKS, of all kinds, and sizes. n.
use. Also :.
. ROCKS For Horse Nils. made very thick
expressly for them. Of direct Importation.
sESOPUS ROCK S, For Wheat. nd no,,,..b
cheaper than the French Burr Rocks Z
MILL IRONS. For Tub, and Cleared Afslls
GIN GAR. AND BOLTS. For, 10 &1o.
feet wheels, acGrr0nted
BoLTiNG CLOTHS, 40 inches wide, an.
numbers. ~ = ~ -
riety. 2 - =
BUILDERS MATERIALS.
300 TONS SWEDES IRON. alfsizes.
90 TONS SwEDEs RRoAD PLoI1eH Ipf,cr i
BOlLERand SHEET, IRON
q 1910 PAIR TRACE CHAINS. made nm.
usually heavy. direct from Birnainghdsn
. 100 CASKS WEEDING HOES. made
o ofdet after suggestions of many of The lead |
ing Planters of the State.
riety. -
or Gin Makes. -. -,-'-S A'1.s'
The subscribers fatter themselves that their
ong expeeence in this business, win enable
mem TO promote the interests of those who
wish 10 purchase the above Goods.
DE FOREST. MORRIS a. Co.
Mobile, Nov. %, 1912. 7-7--'9
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MAGISTRATES BL ANKS.
nF the most approved Forms. and Of ever
~ variety, for sale at this Office.
Ir Price $3.50 per quire.
MEDICAL. NOTICE.

- =, - -. z" =
x. DAYTON has taken the rooms for
- merly occupied By The Misses Gidnev.
two doors west Of the store Of WIN. HudJIes-
ton q Cos and has changed bis residence to
the house formerly occupied by DIR. Tate
ANY business m bis profession, As Physician,
2urgeoner DENTIST, will receive prompt atten-
ton. If DR.: ID should be absent rom ilis office
as any time, word may be lefl with Mr.. Hale,
az Huddeston q Co.'s. store.
Colulnbuss Dec. ID l642 13-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS sALEE
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. -

L0WNDES COUNTY.
Probate Court, November Term, 1912.
N pursuance Of an order granted to me By
4 the probate Court of Lowndes county, at
the November Term thereof shall proceed
January next, 1913, the following described
tract oc parcel OF LAND, belonging to the es-
tate Of John R. Parker, decd, VIZ: The North
halt of the South West quarter, and the North
half of the South half of the South West quar-
ter q, Township 10. Range 10 Wesi, in
Lowndes county. and State Of Mississippi.
The above prop rty to be cod at the Court
House door u the town Of Columbus, on i
credit of twelve months from the dav Of sale.
Notes with approved security will be required.
with statu'ary iien On the same for the pur.
chase money.
ISABELLA ANN PARKER.
ADMINISTRATORS.
November IL, 1872
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DIsTRIcr CHANcERY CoURr OF THE STATE
OF MIssIssIPFI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Zachariah Ryan
James Gates ct. al.
Upon opening the matters ofthis bill
~ and it appearing that the defendant
James Gates is not an inhabtant Of this
State but resides beyond the limits there
Of SO that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed upon him it is
therefore ordered that unless said defen.
dant appear before the Vice Chancellor
at the Court room in the town Of Colum.
bus on the
First Monday IN Nay nert.
and plead. answer or demur TO the bill Of
complaint herein, the several allegations
thereof, will be as TO said defendant taken
Tor confessed and such order and decree
made therein as The Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and Just.
aE Il 10 further ordered that q copy Of this
order be inserted ia the Democratic Wing
once week for two rn0nfhs suecesxivalv.
M. MCCARTHY, clerk,
Columbus Dec. 6th 1912.
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- CHEAP FLsANNELS.
"HiTE& Red Flannel being vsry choab
" BY the piece or yard.
WM HUDDLESTONd & CO.
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W&AA&&e19G - - - 800
ConamlinaiOn NKeEcAamt,
Mobile. sdgGs
rrAvING determined tctfansact GEN.
Ii eral Commission Business ~ tlle wy
az Mobile, would solicit hs patl onage q npy
triepds aud the public generally. All business
entrusted to my care shall be attended to WIN
oron,ptness and fidelity. shall be IN Mobile
bv The first Of january or sooner ifthe river =
navigable.
Columbus, Miss. sepI, 1912.
NOTICE.
gWyHE undersigned having locafed themsel-
IL YES in the city Of Mobile. for the purpose
OF conducting
Wh0IesnIe Grocery BWstn esS
intend keeping on hand at al times, 2 Large
and General assortment Of all such Goods az
are usual in this line. and most respectfully So
licit tile patronage Of the Planters, Merchants
andothers from the Bipby River, and from OH
er sections of the country trading 70 MOBILE
A. S. HUMPHREYS. q Co.
No. II CoMMERcE STREET
December 9Th 1S42.
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Frederick CeuTB
Or SPENCE -DeaiSrl
me another suppydRA
l am entirely out YW
lead Of every thingasi
country. ] know thl
who sell paieui medie
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TRUgIA

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Montgomery County
DEAR SIR ! have u''
Pills III the incipieai
and abstinafe ccnsnf. \.
ia the enIargemanioil
eases Of the Liver
Debility and in al ea's'
very effective.
For Sale BY 4
Colan,.
Ar0,,vt q 1912:
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NOTICE.

Starkv:lle Miss. July 5th ls42.
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/ have used d. Sea
tice for the last siEnN3
DysFepsy. sick Heaii
other diseases, prOiwa
the Liver, and / aEs
testimony Of theFgl
ses, and / CONSIDER ihii
lent, and the best sr.ss
used.
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NEW MUslc-Just received the following pieces
Y OF new Music, at the old established store, two
doors east Of 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
W. FISCHER.
The mournfu good night, 10y J II. Hewitt
The admiral aud shark, by II. Phillips.
Love can ne'er survive esteem, by J. O. Andrews
False one breathe my last adieu, by A. j. Morales.
II had but thousand year, by II. Russell.
The Indian girl, by @. Machold.
Aud lang syne, with new arrangement by s Nelson.
John Andersons game by G. J. Bennett
Loves chosen hours, by r. II. Brown.
vesper song at sea.
Ihe true heart Of woman, by A. Lee.
when thou vert true, words by y. w. Thomas,
Esq. music by J. ii. Hewitt inscribed TO Mrs. Ro-
bert Tyler.
The minstrel child for the guitar.
The yulture of the Alps, by J. J, Hutchinson.
Our fathers hearth, quartet, by N. A. Baldwin
The alpine horn, by J. ii. Hewitt.
Saratoga lake altz, by +. c. Graubs.
Seminary waltz, by w. g. GIynn.
La Mexicana yaso, by w. V. Wallace.
Spanish souvenur waltz, by X. A. Andrean.
La deseada waltz, by w V. Wallace.
La Speranza waltz, by J. II. Cornell
Woodside waltz, by Miss M. L. McGregor.
Les perles valser, by w " Wallace.
Heal Scotch quadrIles, lin two sets) by Julien.
The cognette, dance, by G. +. Rudolph.
Regatta galloppe, by j. Munck
Einmas gallopade, by H. Rohback.
Drand auslerz march aud quick step, Dy q. w
Hewitt.
Rochester iremen's quick step, by w. C. Glynn.
Inc young hutist, collection Of the most ad
mired operas, selected and arranged by Touon.
aug9
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~ TAYLOR has on hanl a large and valuable
l. collection of Books in every branch of Litera-
ture, Science, and Art Law; Medicine and Surgery;
Theology; History Botany and Agriculture; Clas-
steal Literature and Translations; Poetry and the
Drama Geology and Mineralogy Chemistry, Math-
cmatcs, and all other Of the Practical Sciences
whcs he offers for sale at extreme low prices-many
OF them at cost, of them at than cost, and
IN every case at the lowest price at which the
can be purchased in any of the Northern cities.
Purchasers ordering from distance may rely On
fnding tins to he the The advertiser purchases
little from the Northern booksellers hut chiefly at the
trade sales, (whoesale auctions where they lay in
her supplies, and at the saue prices with them. lie
is able, therefore, TO sell at as small an advance
any bookseller any where in the United States, and
willing 10 do SO, This is known to all those who have
taken the trouble 10 ascertain the fact
Foreign editions he imports drec, from London and
Paris, buying them for cash in advance in those cities
and hey not sold for lower prices any where in
the United States than in his establishment
good collection of French books will be found
with the advertiser, to which additions constantly
made also few Of the best authors in the Spanish
Italian, and German languages with the best be, ks
OF instruction in each, while the subjects OF His
tory Naval and Military Science and Service, Cecil
ogy and Mineralcgy, Currency, Finance and leglsla
ton, and on Engineering Architecture and Mechan-
les IN all their various branches, good collections
probably not for sale in the United States those
which MAJ be found at his store.
Orders from distance, il may be relied upon,
will be promptly attended to, and upon the
terms as If the purchaser were upon the spot
Books Stationery and Periodicals, any thing else
imported to oder from London and Paris.