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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

Sufferers by the Hard Winter.-Hay mows, hu-
man constitutions and poor peopls-~ood- buyers
sugar makers and old bachelors. They are all
recommended to charity
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

uTThe Boston Dali, Nail says Daniel Webster
arrived in ,ha, city on the 7'i, and that II has as
good authority as wants for saying that he actual
" la, resigned his Sesretaryship.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

Scarlet Fever is prevailing on Staten Island near
New York and is expected soon to make its appear
ance in that city also
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

VIM. Miller the Second Advent preacher, is re-
ported TO be lying sick at the house Of Deacon Du-
bois in Rock city, six miles from Ballston Springs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

The OLD CoISs.-The Philadelphia and Bai-
more banks have adoped the reduced rates Of the
old Spanish Coin,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

coacu.ion that their secret retreats are shy 'h'"e
and every ,Aing but such places as Coz OF decent
mon aplrove.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

CoUsTERFEITERs The Nonh Star saf'
that Eve counierieiler' THREE by the name Of ~
Staples, and Allen. were arrested a, Craitsou'l
this State, on the ooh ui and some sixty or -.
enty dollars in counterfeit bill, found in oos
her sccking,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-11

cevcd, it is probable that the democrats have car
red Connecticut, high and dry. In Norwich the
dem. majority nearly 100, although the usual
whig majority has been from 100 to 800. The whole
eastern section Of the State appears TO have gone
the same way.
The wings have carried Hartford, but by what
majority we have not learned; also Pennington and
Bloomfield. The democrats have carried Wethers-
field Windsor, and Bolton. Ia Simsbury there was
no choice Of Representative.
The Albany Argus gives returns from Canaan,
Salisbury, New Milford, Cornwall and Kent, in
Ltohheld county, all Of which except the last, have
! gone strongly democratic.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-02


IN ESpBCTFULLY continues 70 len.
der his pro essional services 70 The
Ladies' and Ge1tlsmen Of Columbus and
its vicinay. pledeing himselfIo operate N
The most approved modern style. 10 ad.
dtion 70 what IS usual in bis profession
9 viii
lsl Pa. n whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, By he new and much appro-
we'd pan Of atmospheric PRESSURE a
specimen Of which be has IN bis own
mOulh,
ID. Supply roofs or palales, when def.
Client, either from malformaiion or ae-
cident.
He feels confident from bis opporluni-
lies Al Philadelphia and elaewhers-from
his long experience, and bis success thai
he can operate 10 The entire satisfaction Of
al who may call on HIN at bis office on
Market street, up stairs, one door south
Of the Auction Store Of Kincannon, Marcel
g. Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 10th, Is4S.
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EDUCATION.

MRS. WALLIS VII open . School
IVA al The family residence, on Caledonia e.
On de lei Aiondagin March, 10 which insiruc-
ton vii be gwen il he different branches At
the following nies per session, VIZ.
Onhogaphy, Reading and Writing, $40 90
English Glmmar, Geography Anth-
melic and History oi he u. States, 10 %
The higher branches, including Rhsi-
eric. Nafunl and Moral philoso-
ply, &C.. IS %
TO such young ladies' us may desire
i, whether belonging to the school
ornoi, instruction n Needle work
one evening IN every week VII Be
given.
For Worried. and fancy Needle work, 90
" Embroidery, 90
Aa masters ofiwelve yean Of age and youn'
GER, VIII be received 10 school, that parents
and guardians may feel assured Of The proper
government and discipline, Mr.. Wallis will
exercise a general superntenSence IN this de-
partment.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 93d, 1913.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-02

TNOR Sherman's Lozengesi and wen they
may, for they are as pleasant as The best
peppermint candy, and possess all The Itqui'
sites for curing them when sick Or. Sher-
man Is an experienced physician, ana a mem
Der Of the Medical Society Of The city Of New
York. and Eve years experience, and the con-
sumption nftwo hundred ons Of his Lozengee.
has placed them beyond doubt and uncertainty
sHERMAN,S COUGH LOZENGEs,
Are me safest, most sure and eteetual remedy
lor Coughs. Gods, Consumption WhoopiHg.
Couch Asiama, Tigh'ness of The Lungs and
ChesL &c. DC. and By a timely use OF hem,
NAV save thousands from premature grave,
J SHEKAfANiS CAMPHOR LOAEhGES'
Give Immediate relief in nerroiis 81 sickheaa-
4 aeks. 1alpnalon Of Tie heart, iauLing, fPasma,
and all nervous affections. -
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES.
Proved in more than 100000 cases to be ia
/ ialble. They are the only certain Worm de-
strovinr medicine ever discovered. Many DIS
eases arise from worms, und occasion long and
ipiens, suffering, and even death, without their
ever being suspected. Grown persons are
verv oAeu afflicted with them, and are doctor
cd for various complaints without any benefit,
when one dose ofthese Lozenges would effect
a speedy cure.
sheFmanss Poor VANS Plaster.
The best strengthening plaster in the world
and a sovereign remedy for weakness m tne
back, chegt, sides, neck, limbs, joints, rheuma'
tism, sc. sc. &c.
One million a year viii not supply The DE-
mand. Warranted superior 10 al others ans
Tor one quarter the usual price, making Dol onll
the uesi. but the cheapest plaster IN the world
. and sifordinr relief to the suffering patient y
{ q few hours.
n For sale, with iun directions for use, al ~
, 0"''F A. Keller Agent
Cnlnn.hna. Feb. 9. 1913 Io-ly
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ALABAMA MONEY WANTED,
Great Bar gaips GlUea in Grece-
rites, staple Dry Goods, Hard

scare LfOeheF8i SC SSt
The Undersigned is now receiving IN I'd
diuon TO bis former stock, .arge and gene
raj assortment Of Groceries, direct from New
Orleans, bought for CASH on the very best
terms, having an agent there all the time IN
the market, anil having also made arrange.
menis in Mobile to have his goods reshipPed
free Of charges.
Planters who viii favor him with their Gus
tom may therefore expect goods as low as n
Mobile, freight only added
Alabama money taken At par, and al arti
oles not PIT up according 10 order may be re-
turned and the money paid for the same-wll
be refunded.
Planters and Country Merchants from
distance are invited to call and examine III
goods and. pr css. They may expect first "a
goods, and decidedly cheaper lhan were eve
before offered IN tbs market.
FL ]. L. CLARK.
Feb. 9th, 1913
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DIEDg-On ne 94lh Day q Ihis mont

DlED,--On the 24th day Of this month,
CAPT. WILLIAM SPARK MAN, aged %
years.
Capt. Sparkman was a native OF North Car
DINA, aud descended firm an opulent and ex-
ieasiye family In that State. For successive
years, he was a Senator, in the Stale Legs
lsturc; and was Justly respected in thai body
for hrs practical sense and sound judgment
Il was. however, in the social circles, and do.
nestle relations Of lie that his character was
best u defsto0d and bis virtues mnst fully ic-
vei1ped. He was frank, open, and undisguised
ia all irieelings, and arm, decisive and une
quivocal Ia al his actions. To his friends he
was cndeared by sincere aud undissem lied
kindness; and by al who knew him be was
esteemed for his courteous manners and manly
spirit. When in aiiiuence and ease, Capt.
Sparkman was emphatically, The poor mans
-friead. He administered to their wants and
necessity, with the free and LIBERAL charity Of
a good and benevolent h.art. For twenty
three yeats, he was a constant, fond and
devoted husband; and The tears u bereavcd
and con6iiug wife attest the happ ness ofthor
lives and the severity Of her loss. As a master
he was gcutls and humane; aud sought by kind
and cOncilialofy treatment 10 make his SER
he departe amid their sorrows and lamen.a-
tons inr hs dealh--C oNNuNicArEn.
On Monday evening last, 10 the faith o
Christ ia the communion Of his Church, and 10
the sure and certain hnpe of blessed nmm1r
tality, MRS. FELICIA l. VAUGHAN
relic: Of the 1aie Geo &c W. Vaughan. NJ. D
Of Moth Carolina, in The lorty-sixth year O
her age Afilcied for many years viii de
care Of pulmonary character and often lai.
upon the bed olsickness, she yet persevered
whenever hsf strength permitted, II the per
sonal discharge Of he aiduous dulles Of he
station as the head Of a large family; and h
every Felaiinn Of life, whether as a mahsr,
sister, a mistress or a member Of the Church
and Of Society at large. She secured, az SD
deserved. the esteem and hive Of al, Through
out her last distressing illness, which continue
for two WEEKS she exh bited a beautiful 81
amole Of suffering patience and uEshaken laH
IN her Rcdsemer, the more beautiful heeaus
IN entire harmony with much Of er past IN
and diving, she lefi 10 her sorrowing friend
tia, best Of all consultations TO the bercave
tho wall-arounded assurance that she vi
called, as a faithful servant, 10 enter into q
JOY Of her Lord
-Dn Friday morning last At the res
denea Of Mrs. +. J.. Vaughan, with who
che had long lived, as an humble friend al
faithful housekeeper, MISS SARAH PAcHE
god about eighty years. She was much
sDseied for the kindness If her disposition al
the uprightnes, Of her conduct, and depart
this life in the laith and hope Of the Chr
tisn. She wasa worthy commandment Of
Episcopal Church.
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.DEATH oF CoMMOnoRE HuLL

DEATH OF COMMODORE HULL.
Those who ramonber the war Of 1912,
and It's early reverses, end bow the Ma
,innal Spirit was revived, and exc 10 and
rendered invincible by Hull's victory
6ver the Guerrero, will lament his death
tho at a good Of age, with patriotic grief.
The capture Of the GueTrier BY the
Constitution, was the true turning point
in tho war Of 1919. Be'ore there was
nothing but disasler--alter, was victory
after victory. HUI vas tie Hero who
turned the tide. France in 1898, was not
more indebted 10 DemouFier for leafning
her how 10 conquer, then we're al u.
States to Hull in the last war, for the
same seryico. Oilers have worn 10 :,
mfasus, bis lauFeIs but he was the man
who arrested defeat ond introduced vic
tory.
DEATH OF CoNuoDoRE HULb.--Th,
fears which we expressed last week, lha
Commodore Isaac Hull was in darRer
Gus situation, are realized. That vele
ran officer died yes.erday morning 81 hi
residence, In Portieo Row, meeting deaf
a,tAe natural and expected close Of
long and useful life.
The name Of Hull i identified vii
thehonor and glory Of this nation. H
skin saved the constitution, early IN tn
last war, he commenced that series Of ~
val victories which gave character to Il
nalion abroad. Those who reeollect 9
aloom which hang upon the public MN
from defeats and disasters on the fro
ders, win bear IN mind The Tevivlng
fuence ofihs victory. Of the Cons'iiai'
ever - Guenisr, achieved By the Go
HoH. sa3 ccwprehsnded row moch
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY.

Probate Court January ferm 1913
VN pursuance Of an order granted me BY The
4 Probate Court Of liowndes County, at the
January term thereof shall proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, on the slh day Of April
next, the following described lraet or parcel
Of land, belonging to The estate Of Francis ],
Sharpgdecd,
The west half Of section 10, township ~,
south. range eighteen vest in Lowndes coun.
~ and State Of Mississippi. The above prop.
eriy TO be sold at the Court House door, in tht
town Of Columbus, on credit Of one and two
years from the Gay oi Sale. Noes with ap'
/ proved security win be required, with stat
/ utary lien Ua the same for the purchase mo
nsf. LANES 81. SHARP, Adm
FEB. 10, 1913.
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.THE Subscribed yin bs'ehish, fso'
Columbus until The frsi AZ Maroh.
during which time John Hollis vi aoi e.
bis agent, and VIII Be found q al iinss, q
the subseribers olias. 1890
Th0se Indebted 10 ths subscriber WI
please call end settle their accounts as
soon a. convenient.
". sPlLLMAN.
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nto cenkTtssional districts. 60 e. to have a
canldate i0f each one. othea were in favo-
Of electing he most ialshfed men, No matter
iran What section Of The State. After suaab
hing 90 sons tine, ne matter vas postponed
for further consideration. The convention
Adjourned Until three u'ei1ek.
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A. a called meeting ofthe Columbus Lodge,
No.6s held on the 26th day Of February A, ID.
1888, A. Il 5Sd3. the following Preamble and
Resolutions were offered and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas our worthy and esteemed Brother
Captain WfL1ikM SRAREMAN having in the
Depreciation ofaH all-wiso and experimenting
Providence, departed this Fe. and whereas,
We are impslled both BY our respect and e.
leem for lhe Deceased andrhs bsages Of the
fraternity, % honour the memory Of our Bro
ther, Therefore,
Resoloed. That in token Of our respect and
es eem for our Brother Captain Vim. Spark
man; we win wear the usual badge Of monr-
ming foe thirty days.
Res6iFsi That We deeply and sincerely sym.
palhize With the relatives and friends Of the
Deceased IN the irreparable loss which lhol
h4ve sustained.
RSoirsd, That a copy ofthese Resolutions, b
sent BY the secretary, u Tho family Of ihi
deceased, andth4t a'copy be likewise inrnishe,
, toeach Of the Newspapers in this place fo' pub
lication
Extract from the minutes
N. E. GOODWIN, Sect'y
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grasiiuds IS dse 10 him gor bis brilliant
Com. Hdl vas he third on The list Of
Post Capiains-commodore Barron and
Commodore Stewart were before bin.
His commission bears date % April, 1906.
one day taer Commodore SisWars.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

The subscriber has Just reed per stea.
mer New Albany, Casmerfs. SatinetIs,
Kearseys, Linsoys, Kintucky Jeans, Cali
Goes Blankets. Umbrellas, Hose and IIab
Hose Glove. G,n's end Boys six and
B, avsr flats &c sc. Together with an
Assortment Of Crockery and Hardware,
which be offers at Reduced Prices for
Alabama Money, and invites De'lers TO
call. j. l.. CLARK
March %, ls43.
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LIFE PILLS d PHGNLX BITTEkS
uNNUMERABLE testimonials have been
received fully pruving the efficacy OF these
medicine, in al eases q coughs, colds, con-
sumufion, sore throat, influenza measels, ner-
yo,,s and bilious head ache, fever and agues
sos,iveBsss, piles. general debility, scroialas'
svelinqa. ana ulcers, saltrheum, and aii m
aamiioFy or chronic Affections Of the organf.
These invaluable medicines arc ior sale, and
an required information gNsn, a. the Chesp
cash store Of
49, ls-ly
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BULL s. FILES,
Commission Merchants s Factors
NOZZLE, ALA,

hANnAAHi mn
VIII make liberal advances du ing the sea
o IN specie or currency, on often eouslgn-
ell to them for sale Or Tor shipment 10 LIVER
pool, Havre, New York, Boston or New Or
leans.
To accommodate Planters who may prefer
either Of the above markets TO this, 3 g +
have made arrangements with Commlss'on
Houses Of the Highest character and credl'
IN eaca place to receive and sell Cotton ih'
avails ~ which can he realized in specie fund
here, or held 10 order there, az may be pre-
fe Cd.
Maibae Feb, ooh, ls43.
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Ths New Hork : Morning po.iu es..bl.bed
% ed NJ. Calhoun. and . po'iiicri rivalry 10
he . Evening Post" which sasiains Ire or.
tunes Of Bis rival MF. Van Buren,, hta Hknocked
under" and . b b iieniided after aSafurday
next" with ne Evening POSI-
IN this little fact thars i great seniacafiOn.
Vans object has been al along, 70 Train, 10 Sc
dnce, % gili and falter Mr. Calhoun with The
Appearance of strength, 70 induce him to con
ao1t 10 % into Conventicni This l. accomplish
81. and wo shall and1ae Calhoun papers. one
after another, akseling up" By next Christmas
there VII not one Be lelt out Of 8. Carolina.
There are very few Of them now, bat By that
time there viii Be none. Calhoun Is consider
able a an abstraction, bat in the knowledge Of
men end things and the world as il is. Van can
beat HIN and give him High, Low. He viii
count Jack and the Game u every hand, and
1.-THE Jack is not out in due course Of shutting,
Van VII turn him up.
What egfegoas folly 10 imague as Cal.
honnism lors, that the game e a dead match
and thai.t hecards win be dealt or played fairly
Clay y the mar who will show them boli
,.,Vhsro foney bid tho wedge."-R. Whie
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S. b. &. g. M. MALONE.

s. B. &. c. w. MALONE.
."AVlNG entered into Co-PartneTshP in
III the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, aud
the assocmted bnnchss--respectlully tender
their services 10 the citizens Of Columbus and
vicinity.
THIS afrang -ment will enable them 70 give
pr mpi and asslduoas attention to al cases Con-
fded to their care and to attend to SURil-
CAL and other important cases at distance
Columbus Feb'r. 9Th 1913. 32--4w.
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LowNDEs COUNTY, S. s.


Circuit Court, October Term 1912.
Davis Cockrel Complainant,
52s5. vs.. Ia Chan.
William L. Upton and Davis Gerry.
r. Mason, Defendants.
WNHIS day came the complainant by
I his counsel and il appearing 10 The
satisfaction Of the Court that both the said
defendants reside beyond The limits Of this
State, so that the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be served upon them, there
fore on the motion Of the COMPLAINANT Il
IS ordered BY the Court that publication
be made for SIX successive weeks in the
Democratic Wing, a newspaper published
in the town Of Columbus, State Of " isis.
sippi, commanding the said defendants Il
appear on or before the next term Of Thu
Court to be holden for tho county o
Lowndes, aud State If Mississippi Of
the
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-02
BLACKsMITHING.

ME undersigned would inform the
n public that hey ore now carrying
on the above business in Ell iis varioas
branches, al their old stand on Markei
street, one door south Of A. R. Wolfne-
lon's eapiage shop.-Where, BY prOmpl
attention 10 business, they hope 10 merit a
liberal patronage, All kinds Of repair.
ing done on the shortest notice, Car.
rage spfings meuded &c.
RANDLE q WATKINS.
Feb. OH. 1912.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNDEs County.
Thomas Swanson, Plaintiff,
0bf9. VS..
Patrick Mullen, Defendant.
Attachment,
kSSE<l S2l4,00.

NAAhA& MAANLAAAH
GeSaSl S2l4,O0.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
IN above attachment, has been issued
at the suit Of the said plaintiff against the
said defendant as an absconding debtor
f,r the sum aforesaid, and las been re.
turned to this Office, duly executed, aid is
now pending and undetermined in the
Circuit Court Of Lowndes County, State
OF Mississippi, and unless the said defen-
dant shall sprear on or before the
First Monday Of april asri,
before me Judge Of our said Circuit
Court FOR the county aforesaid, give sPe.
cial bail and plead, Judgment will be en-.
tered against him and the properly at
tached, win be soldlo satisfy the Plaintiff
demands.
Witness tie Clerk Of said circuit court.
This 18th day Of Feb, A. d. ls43.
s. II. LESTER, elk:
BY A. E.LOYE d. C.
Esh cod 1914
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Frs Monday Of 1priI aeri,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LowNDEs COUNTY, s. S.
Circuit Court, October Term, 1912.
William s. Goodwin, Complainant.
W.
James T. Webb, Defendant.
lNCHANCERY.

~ y AAaA AHAeAAAN
TVHlS day came the complainant BY
his counsel, and j, appearing to the
satisfaction ofihe Cou,i, tina. the said de.
PENDANT resides beyond the limits Of this
State, 50 that the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be served upon him. There
fore on motion Of the complainant Il is
ordered by the Court that publication be
made for six successive week IN the DEM
ocratic Wing, a newspaper published 10
the town Of Columbus, State Of Mississlp-
pi, commanding the said defendant TO ap-
pear on or before the nexi term of this
Court to be holden for the county Of
Lowndes and State Of Mississippi on The
First Monday Of april Rsrt.
AMI answee che said co'nnlainnnrsa bill
Mead or demur thereto, or the same wi
Be ia,sn rro aoafssso, ond set down fol
hearing separie, ut the next Term p thi'
| Court. -
A copy Test, S. II. LESTER.
Feb. I6lh; 1913.
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Feb. I6th; 1913.

q 4 Bbls. supsdos enc hor reed nd ioi
~ sale By ]. /. ChAhk.
FEB. OH, i54S.
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NAILS


ehDLALA
YTNhe subscriber is receiving his day per
j. Noxubos an assortment q Saddles Bri-
dies. Whips &c. which vii be sold at We.
~ reduced rrees a. the Cheap Cash
store Of j. l.. I LAM
March %, 1913.
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Seym luhBales, Defenddn,


IN CHANCERY.
"NHlS day came the Complainlnts BY
N their counsel, and It appearing 70
the satisfaction Of the Court that the said
defendant resides beyond the limits Of
this State, so that the ordinary process Of
the Court cannot DO served upon him,
Therefore, on motion Of the Complain
ants il IS ordered BY the Court, that pub
LEGATION be made for six successive weeks
in the Democratic Whig,a newspaper pub.
lished 10 the town Of Columbus, State o.
Mississippi. commanding The said defen.
dant 10 appear or or before The next term
Of this Court, 10 be holden for the county
Of Lowndes ard stare Of Mississippi on
the
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- Mondau d April 80.

and answer the said compliments bills,
plead or demur thereto, OF the same viii
be taken for confessed and set for hear.
ing erparte at the next term.
A copy Test, S. H. LESTER.
elk.
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GROCERIES.
BLANKETS.

rnpieces negro blankets,a large assortment
LU Of Bed blankets, from 6-4tol2-4.
Also a general assortment Of staple and
Fancy goods. l. u. PkOMlS.
Feb 9th, 1913.
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SPERM CANDLES.

O Boxes best sperm eandles, rec d per Du
. ouesne, forsaie by il. CLARK
Feb 9th, 1913.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Feb, 10Th, ls48.-pt slO,5O.