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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25
THE STATE OF MISsIssIPPT
L0WNDEe COUNTY.

L0WNDEg COUNTY.
Probate Court December Term ls49.
mo all persons interested inthe An AZ n
~ Robert PoFtwood deceaeed. lnic ~ M
county aioEe6aid F8 hereby cTtdd 4, "a
pear before Tire Judge Of our esId orr
Court at she February term thereof 10 ia boid
en- At the ConIl House on the
1st Monday Ia February, 1914,
and then and there show cad 4 anVVoiI ..ss
Why an order Oh onld NOT be made 70 sell DE M
owing described lands subject 10 ne widow
dover thereins belonging 20 the estate II
Robert PoftWo0d deceased agreeable "a ne
prayer Of the petition 81 Jno. II. Portwoo5 AZ
minis tor OF said estate 10 viii
The East half of North east quarter 81 see,
lion IS, Township ~ Range N West. Con.
tanning ~ eO-lO0 acres Also, East haH y
South West quarter of section %, Townsbi1
LIZ Sough, Hana6 NJ West conlaininv so ~
100 acres also North West quarter .of NoFtb
west lie, dividing north and south OF fractional
section thirty six. township aeYenteen, range
seventeen west. Also
The west half Of the nOrih east quarter q
section thirty i've. in township ~, range II
west containing seventy nine, 5000 acres
The south half Of Iol humber three, 10 sec.
ton thirty six, township seventeen. south. 81
range seYenteen weas cohtaiuing a 1910
acres.
The North bale the west Bale OF south
west quarter of Fractional section thirty six
township seventeen south, range seventeen
vest Containing thirty nine S. 100 acres.
Also. the north bali 81 east half Of south
east quarter 81 section tbifty Eve, Of township
seventeen south, rdnge seventeen west, con.
tanning ID 90 90 acres
lis further ordered by the Court that this
citation be published III theuC Columbus Whigg
and Colnmbus Democraf two newspaners pub
iahed IN the town of Columbus for six weeks
.uccessively Witness Hon. Thos, Sampson
Judge Of the probates Court OF Lowndes
County MISSISSIPPI tins let Monday Of Deceln.
Der, 1913.
WIN. P. FULLER. clerk
ler 4, 1873 print. Zee, $40.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

e. sTHE (.fs Y l3Alqlg
a. ~ lie f6aiesE III many Whign from gati-
| IN oala parts Or this Stale. and hy I'm advice
| ana Appreciation f tho Wing Executive CONF
mittee Sc Mobile. che nndsrHiaued hne cuaclu.
dad is s,nhIish 1 cheap newspaper under the
| ahnss fifln. e Be devoted exclusively 70 pole
iEics. ard fhe elevation Of HENRY CLAY to
The Presidency. The tlrst number VIII be y.
sued blythe first Of February next 4 not earlier.
/ ind viii ID continued weekly thereafter, inti!
fhe pfesiIl6hlikl pleci i0n III ovember next; and
uil1 III furnished in subscribers for the whole
term a. he very low price Of ONE DOLLAR
Zoo he dstsfmined md enthusiastic spirit
every where exhibited throughout the State IN
the public meatings recently held. we are salts
| fed that.tha w hiQs are received make de-
| tergnined effort for the political Regeneration Of
| Alabama Tn bid ia this great and noble work
| viii hn the aim and object Of The Clay Banner.
Believing firmly and cOnscIentiously in the
Justice Of the Wing cause and the soundness
and republican orthodoxy Of Wing principles
with an abiding confidence in the virtue,
intelligence, atriotism and honesty ofthe peo-
pie, and their capacity to decide correctly all
issues that are fairly presented, the undersign-
cd INDUCES the most sanguine belief that all
that is required to secure a Wing victory IN
Alabama, 10, to induce the people to READ-to
persuade them to investigate and examine for
themselves, the political Questions that divide
the country.
The ..Clay.. Banner win support, then, with
honest zeal, ENHYfCLAY OF Kenoucky, for
President, as the ssfirst, the last, and only
choise" of the Wings; and for Vice President,
such GOOD WING as may be selected by the pro.
posed Raltimore Convention. twill advocate
the republican doctrines sanctioned byWash-
ington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, 6c.and de-
fend the following universally acknowledged
Whdg measures:
"a sound national currency regulated by the
viii and authority Of the nation.
Gan adequate Revenue, with fair protection
to American industry-just restraints on the
Executive power. embracing further restr1c-
ton on the exercise OF the veto.
"a faithful administration of the public do
main, with an equitable distribution of the pro-
ceeds Ofsales among the States.
Gan honest and econmical administration of
the General Government, leaving public Off
GERS perfect freedom of thought and of the
right OF suffrage; but with suitable restraints
against improper interference in elections.
IAN amendment efthe constitution limiting
the incumbent ofthe Presidential Chair TO q
single term.
While supporting these principles and measures
the Banner will not fail TO expose the abomin-
atoms of Loeofocoism, and show the utter un-
worthiness of Martin VanBnren for the exalt-
cd station of President of the United States.
We speak of 30 one but Martin Van Buren,,
because we consider it now settled that be is |
TO be the locofoco candidate. s. |
I Between Henry Clay and Martin Van Bu-
rem, thenst the people of this country win have
will be in favour of the former. when their re- |
snecfiva aSna and 1afirafinlfa shall
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

TAYLOR. HALE q NEURD6CT
Auctions GOnllnlpsf M erelaaIaas
n tsEELNE al kinds of Western prosnes
Hagglng, Rope, Dry Goods, 60, ri A1sst ~,
qF private sale. ..'a - -asa'''lun
Of each week. -. z eu Y
Nov.S, 1913.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25
DISTRICT OF CIRCUIT COURTS,

DISTRICT OF CIRCUIT COURTS.
This court has original jurisdiction In all civ
il cases, i'm which the sum in controversy ex-
ceeds $50. II has chsncery Jurisdiction In ell
cases under $500; and has power to fcEecioee
mortgages, without limit a. TO amount and
has also exclusive criminal jurisdiction. For
each of the IL districts, the judges and attor-
neys are elected for four years, from Noyem-
her.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25
ONE HUNDRED PlCK lGFS OP

NEW 80ODg
Wusk received at KEELEMgB chanp cahh
a. Store (cppo1ite the post oiReo.) ms1Arke
and wen selected stock of DRY GOODS,
Consisting IN part Of the following articles,
Brown q Bleached DOme6tic Fine Do.
Ticking Checks Drills Kentncksy Jeans,
Faaey Gingfams, BEown Hollands and
Triah Linens Black Mefincs, Alapaccas,
Printed GaxDny'a Cir0aablan Stripes;
q Mouaelina ne Lame. Folina. ~ -.
Velystt, 1accneE. .ewitas and Nfdli NIhSlinu,
Black and white lacea md EdginRl,
Ladies Caps, AriihciaI Flowers. "a large
nnsorfnnanl1
Hat silka, uncut NelE6ts RabDons de-.
January, 4. 1874
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERT.
Il. II. BucKrrn, Chan. Term ends Nov. '46.
r. L. Dixon. Clerk.
II. DIcKrNsoN, v Chan. Term ends Nov. III
). C. ANDERSON, Clerk.
This court, which has jurisdiction oyer al
matters, pleas, and complaints whatsoever be-
longing 10 or cognizable in court OF equity,
holds two sessions annually at the city otJack-
son, the first Monday IN June and Decsmber.
It also holds two sessions annually at Collins
bus and Pontotoc.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25
GOVERNMENT or MIssIssPF1.
JUDICIARY.
Juages Or ne High COurs Of Errors and

w. 3. sHanxr1, Chief Justice, Term ends
November. ls47. A. n. CLATToN, Asscei-
M. zen, ENDS Nov. i645 ]. S. B. THAclE.
~. AsaocIaae. Term ends Nov. 1640.
J. NJ. DUTruLD, Clerk.
This co,,rt. which has no jurisdiction except
what properly belong to- Court Of Errors and
Anpeals. holds ito sessions annually, &C the ci-
ty Of Jackson, commencing on. the nfat Mob
day in January and July y
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

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4 Drawing Paper Bristol Board. BfaSII q
Pencils. Gum Labels Spy lla1ses' card a.
ees Colo and Silver Pencils God Pens Cd s
variety Of Fancy Allieles lor 6ale 1t
KEELERsN
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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

Columbus eg,lst 1913
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

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Williams.
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z sIade, George Crockett, NJ A JenkIus, w II
Kempson..
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

g tins day dissolved ~ mutual consent The
unsettled busileas va Be- cl6s "a ~ eithef part
ngh who viii use The name 81 iho irn1 ioT i
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
= CARD.

I'VE undersigned hsgs leave To inform the citizens OF lndanapo
y is and vicinity, that he hs just ret irned from the Queen eHy
Or The West nli a large and splendid assortment OF goods consist
lng 81 Groceries, dry Rcds, queensware. cutlery fancy articles, TOYS,
Yankee notions, Spanish and American ug,rs and tobacco, crock
cry wafe, confeohonary provisions, and many other aItleles too MI
m ron-t ID mention A. he bought The greatest part Of his stock At
very low prices, he ~ enabled To sell ilsm al The river prices, by on
~ charging the freight. lie refers To his advertisements ia another
column. Thankful for received patronage. he invites h- friends
md The public M general, 10 call aud examine his stock Of goods, as
he Is always ready 10 give n good bargain.
= a n ..tn 4 IL paLnc. ILuua-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
RV.AGKsNl'VFBlNe

Ed k.SMITII still coninue IS at the old stand conerof Market
HS . and Delaw are streets, 10 carry on the above business. Crate
fmI for past lavors, he sohcis a continuance of patTu lfr from llp1sinE
customers. Every ciroIt madcio please; work done wellandp promptly
priceslow trade Of all kinds taken III pay mcnt, "a tattrrtee-- ptru'u
latly IRON, coal, store goods, groceries, country jeans iinse, linen,
wool. flax. feathers, sugar, lallow, beeswax, &C. A lot OF superior
garden rakes on hand At ptescnt.
1t - particularly desirable that ali old accounts should he closed,
either hy cash, old scrip, or note, ~ my necessities conpelme To make
frequent sacrifices To meet my liabilities.
TadgugDobs .9Yuf Il. l-t3. ify w.. h SMITH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
aRGFyTECr AND HuELDE9s.

oHN ELDER cfers his services Ia the public in furnishing Dc
. signs specifications, and estimates Ca public or private edi1ce.
which can be sent 10 any part Of the state, through the Post Odrt
Communications Pst aid. will be- promptly attended to-charge
moderate. iJ4ws
fudtanapais. Aml leli
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
Prospectus for the
INDIANA STAATSZEHTUNG.

TIME undersigned akes this opportunity To inform the German
u Population IL Indiana, that he intends to puhlis h at indlnago-
lie a paper IN the German language, to be called the Indiana Staats
xstang. The German cttzen~ OF Indiana have been long IN need IT
a paper which could inform them on subjects connected with The po
lHcal history cf the country, with the great principles oftrue 6ruHoc
racy aad especially the " ants and Interests Of the state Of Indiana.
Although the paper whI be dedicated To he defence of the principles
and measures OF the great dtmocratc party, nevertheless all parties
shall be privileged 10 insert IN the Indiana Staaiszhung Gecea NJ ar
tce> in defence Of their principles : a that n fG- opportunity l.
given Ia The German inhabitants of the State of Indiana Ia comn,re
the doctrines OF The different parties, and TO judge which Of them is
pfaneing the best interest and welfare O. the country. The public
will readily sppfeciate the Importance of such a paper, when they
consider the number cf Germans IN the State Of Indiana and the vi
ter inability Of most OF then To obtain that information " Inch J. atso
illely necessary tn proper use Of the elective frar chise.
The undersigned having been eight years an editor Of democ ratio
papers, aattsr r. hinseifto he aide to satisfy all thnse who wish the
great democratic principles OF equal rights explained lin n clear and M
yEo?rtue manned, aud ne hopes therefore, TINT he shall receive such
aid from the Pabic In general Is will enable him To persevere IN his
undertaking
The paper viii appear on the iu Of May, provided the necessary
NUMBER Of subscribers should be obtained, and continued weekly.
Tue price will be - % per year and 81 % fer sA months must he
advanced.
Advertisements NJ the usual price.
ef,aro,s N,-ch fe 1874
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
wnAUIEN FACTORY.

u = r. are prepared To manufacture root In The best manner, ana
10 order Into Blankets, Cloth, brad and narro", saunet ana
FLANNEL. and are ready Ia receive the new cop Of Wool ha 'amihs
m MI tunes trm th- on. We have first reC arder., and Will rav
raaf all car work beth II .NqHysefanag and Cara'Hg-
dur machinery - Il THE best qualiy ana eqnIt U any ih'he e"nhu'.
Psoiace, such a. Woo. Wheat. FIaS-eei, B-essaS, Ginseng, Bacon
and Flour barrel slaves whl be taken IN pap nent -.
NATH. WEST,
GEO. T.. WEST.
I'll c,.k Ali ff 1874 fJGw
u o, F,itu, MIN and cr-t Mil are av avs IN oper7ttan.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL


WO AIOSsnr$ n nay 0u0 Roast Zee
In the yesr eighteen hundred and forty.
The song Of promised relief,
Which was sung To tie poor by the naughty.
Was"t~o dollars a dap and roast beef"
Then the banners were flying and streaming,
To reason the people were deaf
They went through the universe screaming.
Two dollars a day and roast beef"
Metals. .ashes. and badges now fourish'd.
With portraits betokening grief.
The wearers hoped they should be noursh'd
With " two dollars a day and roast beef
The woodchuck. the skunk. and the room, too,
Add the For. that inveterate thief.
Lent their skins 20 the wings with this tunr. too.
Two do lars n day and roast beef"
Trey ssigg'd and they guyzfd hard cider.
In me-ses beyond ali belief.
Mid tie fumes their mouths opened wider.
Two dollars a day and roast beef
The star then atove the horizon
Was soon overshadowed win grief
For tie people have never set eyes on
Two dollars a day and roast beef"
The pledge. were broken. truth va. hnnish'd,
Where now VS.. the promised relief
The dream Of &" two dolis 70" had vanishd,
And also the hope OF " roast beef"
The medals are gone and the banners.
Log Catins are struck on \ reef;
The na-ons have ceased their hozanns..
For " two dollars n day and ronst beef"
We will now ask the Whiygics one question.
And we promise them IN shall be brief
Have you ever Yet hurt your digestion
by eating OF cash or Z" roast beef"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
sTG.,s .Ssp VgoA,.ssEs,

HN1Nsn LBS New Orei ns Sugar, hst quality 5000 do do
Il NP1bsF second quality 1910 do. clarified sugar; 500 do.
Loaf Sugar; 55Jdo. Havana sugar. 80 Do. Toys sugar 100 do
{ andes asserted - gaHprs y. -. Moilssrs, 80 gals. =. II. do.
Just pcnvef ami ia sde by The snhscriher. As he selected the ari.
chs himself. be ttok great care &c criin. He very best quality. Ire
" uI sell vefy low . there fore. cali aud eAuuinr the afttte-
IL g. MAYER csf II The Palmer IIouSe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25

uNR. ROsE would invite all ply -clns to try them, n ., - not his
desne 10 palm on the public a spurious article. tie warrants
them .afe. and a perfect aud sure cure In al cases. The sale Of them
h. Increasing daily and all physicians who have not used them m
their Practice, express a dec died preference for them over any other
Gledictne. Many certificates Of their efficacy might b. gwen but he
deenI- a trial of the medicine suric ent to satisfy all. lie merely adds
the foit,wing from one OF our oldest practitioners and others may be
seen by calling on him.
Indianapolis, Januarv 30 1917
Mr. RosE. Hr: have given yar Worm Lonsuees' \ pruy fair
ual. aud find them an excellent vermifuge, especially IN cases al
tended witi considerably. fever N~rfs Te-T%Cf fully.
JOIN T.. RICHMOND, VI. ID.
For sale, " holesale and rtai. by 43u ELIJAH KING.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

IN 600 hest Spanish Cigars, a. Havana. rrincipee, Regatta,
iV-VVV Tahacos, Negroes. &c; 10000 lihlf Spanish do, super ipf
quail ~ 30 pounds Suua, n Rappee, scotch, and AIacahoy; lOboNes
best chewing Tobacco, NJ taycndrh, TWIST Nadfod. Reel. tic. 100
pounds cut and dnel smoking ami chewing Toiacco; ! boxes white
Pipes; 4,ut0 Stone pipes, $4,000 Pipe stems, Just receive 4 and ter sac
by the subscribe, All uf whfeh he whi sell at livery i"w piccs.
as &. MAYER, East of the Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
SIeberset,uuD
Oorsrblag sur pcrausuihr
8satstGen y emotralistGsn gsSCaaes
IN ISpllNlPoIJS.

IN lNUlNN AftlIS.
n Err untetxetchnete eriilht sch dr deutsChe Bevoelk ernng Gcs
States Indiana diNon IN kenntntss "a setzen .dass er cssnnntn
lat iu ininnapuihs etne deutsche iennocrtshr z-nun: hrrtIsxugc
hen, WEIGH den IHel Indiana ~taaiSketnns," fuehrep snne. la.
eng schon war zine sole he Zeiuung tiefg. fuehltrs Beducrfn'sS der
Ieutsc hen Ininn,s, die nelehunc uebcr die poltischcn Zustaende
dteses I.anir-. ueber de erhih-nrn Gmnisaetze der Democratic und
insherondcte ueber die Bedueffntsse und das lnteTrsse dies States In
diana enhrilen wueric. ub abrr de Indiana II tatSzetuns rlrich der
veuheit gun. der teuipcntschen Gfunisaetze und Mla-rcrein re
wtednet sewn sole. . wuerirn die Spahen derselhen doch allie
rareirn often .-yn, wenn ne hire Grundsaetze auf anstaendisc We q
veftheidigen wollrn, - dass die dcutschen reNohuer Inianashin.
iaen shrh G:ese .cnheit hat~n die Gundsaetze der Parenn krnne n ~
wuerkitcIe n.sie des iande- h.ah>cIig-. has ruhlrum kann len
Wruh uni NutEen zines sothen Rllties unmoegirh yetkennen.
weun e = hedenkt VIE gross die Zahi der Deutschcn Ina state !ndl
ana rt. Won weichem die mei>ten IA Cnkenntni~s der Sprache kene
Bcehmng ans cngissnen Leiunecn scho~pfcn konnen, wrchc Re
lehmnr dach unnmslengch noethig ist. wenn sic won iiIem Nahl
rechfe rinen vemuenugen cehrauch maehen wuIlen.
Def untsrzeichnetr aher glaubt, nachdem e set :. JalIen dcmocr n
tishe Blaaiter geschlelen, ohne Anmassung sagen "a ksnnen, dass
Ell i'm Stande sey ie dhjengen Iufreien stenen ~ koennen. wechC
cline dsaflah he und ununwundrne Dhtcsnns uni AnscinandcrSe;
1na. secht dsmsceusch-r GmndSaetze oder der gechen Rrchfc
wuensci hen nnd hofet dahsr yen dem Pubheum cine soiche UnirIsiurt
.ing las ~ un Stlnie eesrtLi wrd sein Noiihen auszufnelfrn.
Ie Iniana Staafszeunns -oh. wrnn sch de eTforisTiche anz,h
Ahuchmes nniet vom Monat- Mai a "a frerimaesis jedr Wuche au
sinem lmf~rtl Bogrn an drm Prise Won S,00 efaheinen, hel l0
raushez1hiung Won II % fuer q. Monate.
Ankrigru weIdea 81 den sevoehnhc hen fretsen herec hnet
GEORGE WALkER,
Relaeieui ds .rsslnngen.
Ctncinnaii, den Is Naerz, ISt4-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
BOOK

NVyMS STACY X Co, ~rookhindeTs and Blank Book Manufaclnr
w ers, over Wiley's Auction Room, where al kinds anh sttks
of book binding WILL he done at the shortest possible notice, and war
nmtcd equal IN ncatness aud chcapness To any that can be- done IN the
place.
Revised laws inicrieaved With fine ruled paper, and bound IN n or
two volumes, n desired.
Indianapolis. December ~. 1913. II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25

Emaneipafion-O Of the richest men in Kentucky
snd q large slave proprietor. Hon. e. VI. Clay. announces
his intention to lIbera,e all his slaves in the course Of the
present year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
LAND AGENCY.

Ette AMERICAN ts.efl1 Agency SDEssFf;tei
Is cROPOSit 10 open offices GA tie hst day al March, lell, at The
= following places, Ia wi
iivc1uoi, Engiinl, Boston, Massachusetts,; New York Civ
Philadelphia Cay Cincinnati and C,iHnrhus, OHIO; lndiauapnIs,
Indiana, Alton, Illinois also IN Michigan, Iowa and NIskunsa an.
Thr object of tins Company l., Ia receive cousignments of real os-
tate fnr sale o. register aIl advertise the same al all their offices
toc"iset 'nic'nnIrsAte T. prfs'ns wishing T." hee"nne PURCHASERS,
the most arctfdte t1llralailln IN. & fnctrnng the sal, pmit- lions, mar.
keis, cnnaie. health, rpputalon, schops, religions societies, Nc. Of
eac Einctcitiuu where they uner real estate for sale.
Asa, the best routes and modes of travel to arrive at any Cf the 10
cations TO winch persons may wish 10 ga; and, generally, To attend 10
tie interests ofhulh sellers sd buyers of zeal estate OF every dc>crp
tom. Attract of iaui-a cntiVatei farm, or a city house 9" lot ia the
West, vii be- registered aud advertised al all theIr oticcs, 80 that per
s,nsut England urI ia The Eastern states, by clhn. AT any one oi the
clmaiul's offices, mly lstfn all the parlCulus winch can be- cunnmnni-
Gated tna pcrspna a. distance, whereby they VIII be cnab ed t"Jndsc ia
themselves ut The cNpci elfy Il "A removal, aud L. make choice oi 4
ochian lIted tptltiT O4eet, resources aWt wants.
The e. mnauy believe. TINT from The valuable Information which this
arrangement viii rn able hem = c,luiInIeue 20 tanners M the East
eun-Ltrs thousand, VIII = induced 20 leave the cold aud barren H.
g1ns of New Ensldni, and provide ir themselves and children a
home ia The more genial ciine aud fertile regions otihe West.
The company d now ready L. receive communications and attend to
business. nj Cnrinnai, indianapolis and Alton.
They respectfully solicit ronSsnnrnts Of real estate ana arrlca-
lions from both SELLERS and BUYERS. fa desired intnrmaton, which they
VIII ~ptre no PAINS 10 he prepared To communicate.
letters addressed 10 the American Land Agency Company, Post
Pad, viii be pronpiy attended Ia.
L. NiNSri.f., indianapolis, President,
\. BDFFNM. Cincinnati, secretary.
3l-v HORACE BiFIIM Alton, Illinois.