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The Columbian fountain., 1846-11-04

have used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash,
and its effects upon my Teeth and Gums have given
to high opinion of its merits. cheerfully re-
commend it to the general use.
&Bla '2atA sas4 H. r. KNEASS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

CONSUMPTION or COTTON lion. Abbott
La9 reHre. IN his llifd hitter lhe 81 .rl Il the Ear
IT. s54rs Interesting facts IA reference 10 the con
sumptpn ~ cotton ia The United >nfcs Since
1916, period Of twenty nine wars. lie a9onnt cons
suined Las increased lram | G0O00J 10 l56.3UU OO0
lbs-more han sixteen fld. During the SANE period
the consumption in Great Britain has heen from 49,
009,000 10 10000 09 lbs.--less tan seven Ed.--
" e Manufacture ton than France aud qnte as
much as 50 0UO,O0 Germans. The great hume mar
kel Tor the staple the South has grown up under tie
Influence, AMI direct result, OF The protective SYSTEM;
aud the fact is a The hi hest interest that SECTION
oftbe county whence the chef hostility 10 Proec-
tive Iafn c0mos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

s.. sa.as 10 ale aetrzriL's sieeeh. n ile Sera'e,
"a lie Oregon grrsian. tie " ashinatan correspondent
ot tie ~ Nalk tiibnae very apms.feiy renarks:-
- Iesa Lsro F,ca sfeeeles ooga ~ h4sn been madr
belize the election 81 Mr.. Polls II paYokes unes ire
IT, hear hesc WIN eansprpd 10 c7niare np the D. vii
m lali. twin, to deererae ls power IN lsl6.-l1w
.ie tie aatirn would be of lhrr choice ii the principles
4 Pix WE ouy cafred 10 their fall exenl. They
satfed The wiad III they deprecaie lha ahlrwiad
harvest If 1916"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

-,.... Hi.i'.
800 i.s=- DC ''.e'lt#i#a atf t'Yian4 ealing
f sos turin eaIi'- 'Hataet aHeuH 0ttrHn. aaz iaeH
~. VS. spt.sf' 'J Ai9ssfa. s#'"I $3.50 Am. SUI
'"pi 'f' y M'sA'". Aisai ~. }'g""fd Na.aeuH,
"hd ssld nat ih@ orcusstea ii tie quest VH al tHtr
Dhi'a H9a nsth $, mnrh tfPasel pf ihr 1#a ftlaa a
i"e cennittra o fofeAn X lst,aes td at lasf b6ep
Productive a kia u'amaeg II laYtf q! ~ is4.ani a
Hs qats'lah'
Aii Allfn sad q vas 10 longer proper ilaf he'll q
hear these iitgaeat as,sriafs me pnniml,y Of IT,
e.a4'e viii sl'sre. Il i..s >eatt.f ipus l. msa4.
'"tIe was aaaaaly 90 ia*f n ytldu. up one hsl "A
~ territory. "a" "r0id 'tl thal efuaief lat na5afsff
81 'aose - had r.ue q, te ssra.a as Di.sra.s 49,.
!" 49, "a alJ e~ta ua4asazs'g.
"a. AIifa GRlHs way, III Asu-um spoke en lhs
= - o. si.''.' '-'~,---s'7 ae """e discussion
fhrf.6, - ''t'ti VS. e'' 81 an Ed.
"a =. ''-'is4ii mad At'irn fefig In Mr.
,..ttsl -" "e SENATE charging ihal StWlar
-, Do COZ HFiih2 lahHc land-, beHg a
- tA0' "tts8tsaii II 'tmudaIea1y ~
t!"g .'s 'uhas I" his own use. and oifmPaylps ua
,"".s3 base agents u hss cbueen Ais. uai d.
's'" guy 81 ".'a aud p1lfF can'u'aaees, oil
"sass 81. th' I"alit hoaf}, ~.
wi, ! ss.a Il. hsa Ha '1ea al TIT, abuse 81 the ra1e
Il. ~ '.'s."t' Sa" fttY W'ie inquiry, said
=, "''i s"'N '' T." sap lielaa u Tie rahie my
=, s"-t ''a' ''ss''N s"5 corruption "ieh faas 70
~. nm ION me '1..je saasa.sr
'i'' l. eAsfeJ vac Ig'i9a Ing Resolution. Ressisti
was 'e iitsiaeai ~ le jaiied S5its lc requested g.,
.e - os iaf"'-H'd 10 ms House an aeeuaal ataii
10y s H-ee go tf'seeat $ certificates I'm The land
y .l.,atu y -" "ist-t ihe egrnry 81 HE sta'f
- ".i'a' al ''e o'uhtet@ eSIersr, IL lore.sa ia
= Nee '.t . 100 81 asaifh. 1871. uiti The r9trrs
I'm ,'''''i ia N III Department q State
nouns u otsei evidence ei see psymeuts n HON
~ "a. a.' IaIfeiai't s eeorewiag lie N.rh
.aSisin b assa-j dispute VII. q ct Ulaa As. ca.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

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Mr.. Caianaa sad IA s.th a.sarsnce had bsea sty-
~.
n Ala ssfl se eea.ia ssal he r.aa,rls n 81 RI
~ f.~i tssa tiiait. n. eeo. iaa ohar
al .eas ~ y is eei saaIset.i ,asst u Isns il,l
ssati lae ey .'s.ssa u Als. Alsl
~ Il an Ptss fe4t4sss naffs,l,a 40 such iaffI
enee. ri pvra a ren,i,e,.ae.
NJ C8iadaa said Il VS. asisls,g mere asaarffaa.
Mr Aaea sata he l3 aai ..sss whether II uasa d..
dl-ii,a Or a. Al l!lisn. a 5sA his seal ulh sf,s pe,
u.aaee.
oyr~,,r ~ NV
=, nv
~: ~ 'sd 'f 'ae tfiS OF 70 day. and if
- =. 49, N'io aaa sa'it'
- II r.t, - ~ ~, Upon 'hf IN, 81
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~ s. -, ~ ot's mn Hi'tt OF M i" ,ta'''
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NJ 80 - nc >. ,'.' - = -.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
NA.nNn.n. AlLI


Nj Adams f,rtJ a rt.alni5an ts}lo- Gf lhe cafTes
Tunaeaee a Al Gotd.u, taesaI n uc tuiud : ates
a. x Jaatlfa. a ao resai ra.ite ,,i iie faae IT,
~fsi, n ftitTar ju hp slave ffaae eojrJ GA teiRtta
Ltsxl snd lHe Coast OF AIHea.
ahe iesointea WAS Adopted aad ltc louise lien ufaI
'nia Conniite al tUr 81 hoe ua ur S,nsIu i3fI. -
'o'seg regiment q 0saea al rHr gIafeeaas. =
ne Oregon county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

SCENES IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE.
lhe Debate IN the Senate upon he special order was
last week en!ivened by episode. which must have
been quite refreshing to Seniors and spectators.
MI EIsraR occupied The n'ur, Monday and
thursday, iih spefcf Of greatabity in deence Of the
ffay Of Washington. HIS explanation Of he cnans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
SEls.!'G &EEePEE.

~ = . a =
soohs. Stationary & E'iano E7ortes.
1. nave ennneneed reeeisng uur supply OF liolks
.e'aaH'afy aHd Pam F4rirs ft sprinc sales
SICK, q an hAes commanding. viii be coi-ldera.
'e'rssfe y 'i'se adtliil 'ssenablng US Ia ogf il,
;emcds 10 Those " he @dl favor Is Win call.
NASH & NO0DUOTSE.
l37 Main street.
Eehm9ad Va.
aW'i Is ii
True Democrat., 1846-04-29

Coop ADVICE to YOUNG WOMEN
Trust not to uncertain riches, bat prepare
Yourselves for every emergency in Ile.
Learn 10 work aud be not deppudat on ser
wants to make your bread: sweep your
floors, and darn yourown stockings. Above
all, do not esteem TOO lightly those honor
able yonng men who sustain themselves
and their aged parents by the work oftheir
own hands while YOU careSS, and receive
into yonr company those lazy; idle popin-
jays, who never Iiff finger TO help them
selves, as long as they can keep body and
soul together aud get funds sufficient 10
live in fashion. If you are wise vou will
look at this subject IN the light that we do:
aud when you are old enough TO become
wives, youwiI prefer the honest mechanic,
with not a cent to commerce life To tie
fashionable loafcr, with capital of ten
thousand dollars, Whenever we hear
remarked, "Such Young lady has married
alorlune," we always trcmhIe for her future
prosperity Riches left To child en- by veal.
thy parents turns ont to be a curse instead
Of a blessing. Young women, remember
this aud instead OF sounding the purses of
yonr lovers and examining The cut ofrheir
habits and their heartS-mark if they have
trades, aud can DEPEND upon themselves
see that they have minds which will lead
them 10 look above a butterfly existence.
Talk not of the beautiful white skin and
the soft delicate hand, the splendid form
and the fine appearance Of the young gen
t.cmcn. Let not these foolish conSdera-
lopS cngrosS youT thoughts.
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
AdmInistrntor,s NofIce.

WHEREAS, Letters of Administra.
ton were granted TO the under
signed, by the Hon. the Probate Court of
Clark county, and State OF Mississippi, on
the 9Th day Of April, 1916, on the estate Of
JAMES BEDWELL, Senior, late of said
county, deceased: Notice is hereby given
10 all persons having claims against said
estate, 10 present them, duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or thew
VIII be forever barred; and oil persons
indebted 10 said estate, TO come forward
aud make immediate payment. And il
was ordered by the Court that publication
be made Of The above in the TIue Demo.
crat, for six successive weeks. accordinp
10 law. JAMES w. BEDWELL.
WILLIAM BEDWEII.
Administrators on the Estate Of said decd.
April Is, 1916. Ala
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
WARLIKE NEWS!
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENG
LAND.

CohoH 1rithoH change; Fwther dd
rance ia NHcqf; B9cLlrleaL Rice and
Aidi>e to be admitted Dofg FFee; no.
hey market q"iei: TIE SHhs ayaaag
for another Butte; Lass cf Steamship:
Expected Message ffoas The Queca
respecting 1merica.
The packet ship Northumberland arriv-
cd at New York, bringing dates from
London TO the Slh instant, four days later
than those last received She brought
Liverpool dates TO the 9th, only one day
later.
Wheat had advanced at Liverpool from
one 10 two pence per buSiel, aud AmcrL
can -four We see sold on the 25ih u't, for
20 and q ShllIngs per barrel. There is
no other commercial intelligence Of i'm
portance 10 record; the markets remained
pretty much as per last adyiccS.
The comments Of the papers on Oregon
matters arc warlike. Tie Chronicle re.
peats that England will take nothing
short Of the Columbia river rs The bouuda.
", aud that the United States must not
presume on hcr supposed unwilllnguess TO
engage in war.
Sir Robert Peel has moved 10 admit
buckwheai, maize aud rice duty free at
once. Agreed 10 by the House Of Com.
mons.
The steamship Great Liverpool was
lost of cape Finistcrrc, on the 2lst Fcbu-
Bry, with several lives.
The news from the north n Europe
gives accounts Of difficulties Iu Poland,
with prospect Of rebellion. arising from
the scarcity Of food. The fear Of famine
ln the country seems about 10 be rea.iz D.
From India late adviccs have been re-
ceivcd, and the British are likely 10 have
their hands full in their invasion and at
tempted suljugaiion of The hardy Sikhs.
These people are the bravesi aud best
disciplined Of on the Indian IrooIs, hav-
ihg been trained principally BY French Of
hoers. They have. since tbcir last baii'e
with the BRUSH, which proved 50 D'nody
. TIE invaders, assembled 20 the humber
q serenity thousand men and upwards ~
lUO pieces Of cannon, aud anoihcr bloody
0aiiis was daily expected. British vaior
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
DEMOCRACY AND ARIsToCRACY.

DEMOCRACY AND ARISTOCRACY.
La Reforme, French publication, says
that OF 33 millions of people IN France, 27
millions do not drink wine, 81 millions
never taste sugar. 20 millions never wear
shoes, 81 miliouS never eat meat, Is mil
lions eat no wheaton bread, and millions
are clothed in rags. Let us state these
facts in different mode. OF 33 millions,
10 millions only, or less than half, eUer eat
wheaton bread, l3 millions only, eUer wear
shoes, 9 millions only, euer drink wine, 9
millions only, eUer eat meat, 2 millions
only eUer taste sugar, aud only seven
eigh.hs are clio he'd in anything better than
rags. We must add that Of the few who
eUer eat wheaton bread meat, or sugar, or
drink WINE, or wear shoes, Il portion can
command such comforts, or as Americans
would call them, necesSarles, only OCCASION
ally; for we must suppose many gradaIons
between those who consume such things
constantly, and those who never consume
them at all. Hence some procure one, or
more or all of them, only on Sundays,
Others only on holidays. Some can coca.
sionally procure meat, without the rest,
some both meat and wine; still fewer, meat
wine and sugar. Some who never taste
meat, wine or sugar. or wear shoes, or
whole clothes, occasionally find luxury
IN wheaton bread.
Aud what is the other side oflhe piclnre2
France is the richest nation Of Continental
Europe. Its natural wealth Of fertile soil,
sea coast mines, will support more people
tpr hat 4 ,D nth "A 9
contiguous square miles on that continent.
Bui,--aye But-France is monarchy.
and IS contiguous 10 powerful neighbors II
has gigantic navy III time Of peace, aud
an army OF 100000 men. 1t has throne.
or royal executive, Of great muguhceucc;
and its government is elected by only 25O,
900 voters, aud those the richest, from an
adult male population of five or six nil
lions. Aud why does it maintain this great
army TO deyoug The bread of the people?
TO maintain a king on his throne aud
10 maintain frontier against contiguous
nations, continually 'reSting on their
spears" And such will be the condition
OF these United States, when they are sur
rounded by the nation Of Canada, the ma
tt0H Of Oregon, the Hatioa Of Mexico. aud
divided,uPon Mr.. McDufir'sgraud project.
INTO 'lhrce conledcracieas." Give MS. Mr..
Webster your independent nation in Ore.
%on: give us, Mr.. McDunie your "thrcc
contederacics' of North, West and South:
give rs Mr.. Mangum, your independent
nation in Canadaj give It's, Sir Richard
Pdekenham, your guarantee Of Mexican
under British projections give
us, Mr. Guizot, your independence Of
Texas aud your balance of power among
these nations; aud all of We, gentlemen
give us, the kings, standing armies and
wars necessary to maintain lhissystcm, and
then ofevory 33 millions cf people on the
,ouIlncnt seven cighlhs will never taste
wheaton bread. or meat, or wine or sugar,
lr wear shoes!! But give us the continent, /
he whole conrincn', and nothing bat the .
,uudcroneconfcderacy and every |
81 millions Of people upon 1t will fare as
well as the 20 OmlIionsdo now American
'otors, MiRk If these Hiags! -PhiiadcI-
Jhia Ledger
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
The State of Mississippi,
CONVICTION COUNTY:


Circuit Court, april Term, A. ID. 1916.
West A. Bell,
VS..
Joshua TerraI, ex Sheriff of Jasper Coun-
~, and sureties.
ENHIS DAY comes the Phintlff by At
torney, and moves the Court for jndg-
ment against the said Joshua Terral, for
the sum of two thousand aud fifty dollars
and fifty two and one-third cents, being
The amount Of damages in a certain writ
ot t'Ierl Faclds, issued from the Circnit
Court Of Covington county, on the l2lh
day of jane, 1888, and returnahIe on the
third Monday of November. 1888. in favor
ot the above named plaintiff against Allen
Page aud Jesse McAtee, besides interest on
sad sum al the rate of thirty per cel tum
per annum, from the rcrnrn day of said
writ, to-wir, on the 10Th day of November,
A. ID. 1888, for voluntarily and without
authority omittng 10 levy the monies in
said writ, which motion is by the Court
overrned. Ii is therefore considered that
the defendant 90 hence, without day, and
recover of the plaintiff his costs bv him
abOnt his defence IN this behalf expended.
|, Geo +. Robertson, Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Covington county, State of
Mississippi, do hereby certify that the
above order is Il correct copy from the mi
nules ofsaid court, at The April term, 1916,
thereof
~ 80 In testimony whereof, here
ElltSaG unto set my hand, and affix the
SsFass asssSoI seal of said court, the 22d day
April, A. ID. 1916.
GEO. F. ROBER TSON, Clerk.
April go, 1916. 434t
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
DIR. Il. w. EasIey,

OFFERS his services to the citizens of Gar
" landsyille, and its vicinity, in the various
branches of his profession, and being brought
up in a Southern institution, where Southern
diseases are taught, he hauers himself he will
be able to render satisfaction to all these who
may favor him with their patronage. His
charges will be made to suitthe hardness ofthe
times He may be found at his Office, or at
the residence of JAMES L. WATTS when not
professionally absent
April Is, 1916. 4lf
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
PIIRENOLOGY.
Dr., the PhySioloov Of the Brain and
M.Rtak Philosophy of Man.

TENIlE subscriber respectfully informs the ci
n tizcns Of New Orleans and its vicinity,
that he has established his residence and Office
at No. l7s Carondilet street, near Hava
where be is prepared to furnish the charts Of
character and talents; and, if desired, will wait
on families or ladies at Their residences, for the
same purpose Disbolievers in the science are
particularly invited to call and test il, and ifthe
most conclusive proof offs truth be not render
ed no charge will be made for an examination
of lb,ir heads
Parents, guardians or teachers wishing
Physiological character or talents as a key
for the education Of the young, may not regril
the trouble Of call DIR. 4. CRANE.
Professor Of Phronology
Jan. "a, 1916. 30n
True Democrat., 1846-04-29

(Late Of AlaJama,)

(Late Of Alabama)
OFFERS his services to the citizens Of
" Paulding, and its vicinity, in the various
branches Of his profession, and flalters himself
from thirteen years experience in Southern
cIimale) he will be able to render satisfaction
to those who may favor him with their patro-
mage. His charges will be as moderate as any
other Physician in the county He may be
found at his Office, or at the residence of the
Hon. H. Mounger, when not professionally y en-.
gagged.
March 25, 1916. 35tf
True Democrat., 1846-04-29

| yet should blows be struck, we think it
more than probable, that troops from Upper
Canada will be conveyed across the IL kes
and assault the enemy III his own country.
1t Is impossible not to admire the conduct
OF the English government in this affair.
they have heard the threatenIngS and
bouncings of Jonathan and his brethren
but III no Instance have they retorted. The
Americans have refused all med alton or
interference from neutral powers. their rea.
son IS madly blinded ~ favor of dominion
and slaughter, while England has quietly
desired the continuance OF peace, though
equally as quietly making preparations for
offence aud defence. After all. we still
maintain there Will be no lighting-the
bonds OF commerce cannot be so easily bro
ken-the invldlonS schemes upon the Hud.
sons bay company and the fur trade must
speedily be checked: ilnot by force of arms,
yet by the want of money. America can
not afford 10 fight-they have no American
RothchlId to fall back upon-their wealth
rests principally OH their industry, and if
they cramp the energies oflhpir own hands
II will be determined suicidal act. We
do not say This by way Of taunt, bat in pity
that men, VINO are constantly preaching
liberty and friendship, should be induced to
practice ambition and wrong. England is
doubIy armed in her honesty and strength,
and lflorced into war her quarrel is Just
one. America is nduIging in the pflde
aud avarce that makes man a wolf to man.
Come Whatmay however, our countvmen
may rely upon 1t that old England will be
found ready for action.
True Democrat., 1846-04-29

Merry Working women
in London save themselves liom starving
during the winter 10y morlgaging their
summer earnings. Many OF the laborerS
oruhat merry country declared at a reccut
meeting held, that they knew meat only
by name.
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
Administrators Notice.

"HEREAS, the undersigned did, at the
w March Term, A. D., 1916, Of the Pro,
bate Court Of Perry county, Mississippi, obtain
letters of Administration upon the estate of Cot
neIus l. Nixon, sen deceased, late of said
county, notice is therefore given TO all persons
indebted 10 said estate, TO make immediate pay
mcrt
All persons having claims against said IS
tate will please present them. duly authcntlca-
ted, within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred
SARAH NIXON,
CORNELIUS l.. NIXON, sr.,
Administrators.
Augusta. Mi, March II, ls4G. S8-6t
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
DIR +. A.sALMON,
Physician and Surgeon.

RECS leave 10 inform the inhabitants Of
- Marion snd iis vicinity, that be has Der.
maneuily located hi mself si RANsou McEG-
HoY's Esl, where be uill sucnd 70 90 proses.
sionsl calls on terms - suif tis fimer
Marios. April 5. ls46. 4t4f
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr's. cor TON s. SHARNIAN
"AVE associated themselves together in
n the practice of MEDICINE, and will
attend to all business submitted to their care.
PLulding, Feb Is, 1876. 33lf
True Democrat., 1846-04-29

Since our paper went TO press last night, five
days lalernaw from EngIanu, by the Pilot
boat ROMER. arrived. 1t contains nothing of
importance Nothing has taken place to change
the aspect of the Oregon question The special
mess ge of the Queen, spoken Of by the former
arrival. was not delivered Cotton has advanced
Is penny. The London Times has rather
fierce article about Oregon, but has the ramarli-
able declaration that if Mr.. Polk aud his ady.
sers sincerely desire peace, they will b. success
full FtctS Sep.
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
New Goods!
KNOX 81 SMITH

HAVE just been receiving a full and
complete assortment Of Spring aud
Summer Goods, consisting in paH Of the
following:
Bl'zerincs, Lawns, MuSlinS,
White aud Painted Cuitonades,
Naukeens, CalicocS, DnmcSlics,
Lnweis, ChamhrryS, Ginslams.
Umbrellas aud pdraSuls,
B ,ois aud Shoes, aSSurie,l.
Ready Made Cloihing, Pants,
Coats, Vests. Shining, &c
Hardware, Drugs, Mrdicines,
Paints, OILS, Dyr SiufiS,
School Books aud Stationery. aSsou'd:
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Nmegar. &c.
We offer lie entire stock uf Glluds ai
prccs that are beyond comrrifion. for
they were lought by an experienced hand
aud Tor cash, aud we warrant them % be
fresh. Call and examine for yourselves.
KNOX g. SMITH
April p, 1916. 432m
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
Playing, Visiting, and Blank
CARDS

GEORGE COOK, Of the late firm Of Ely.
IN Smith & Cock, for the past six Yeas
manufacturers Of the coI,bratcd Baulru Cards,
would inform the patrons aud friends ofthe old
establishment, No II Fulton street, where be
has always been employed, that he confines
lhr mluuficlure Of all the varieties Of PLAYING
Visiting AMI Blank Cards. heretofore furnished
by the cStlblshmont--an that orders for va
rlous kinds will BE- faithfully AMI promptly *
ccuted on application to hIs sole agents, Mossrs.
Ely s. Latham, No Il Fulton street. at the
following prices, usual discount of for cash. or
L. 49, ..- D.. L--.- o.. ..Ll ----.n .lr-
True Democrat., 1846-04-29

Also, all Of The above sizrs oi every descrip-
ton male 10 orler Osher sizes cui % 0fdlro
ether the foregoing s1altiet
True Democrat., 1846-04-29

II is popular delnsion To believe that
powder on ladv's face has the same effect
as "a The paH of a massachusetts her 10
ga oG
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
Allen Page and Jesse McAffee.

'Not IL IJClIj
VS..
Allen Page and Jesse McAfee
FENEIlS DAY comes Joshua Terra, late
n Sheriff of Jasper county, and by his
counsel moves Court for leave TO amend
his return on the execution issued in this
case from the Circuit Court of Covinpton
County, on the 18th day of June, 1888,
and returnabe the third Monday of Nov
embef, 1888. so as To conform To the facts
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that due return has been given to
said plaintiff of said motion, aud the same
having been argued for aud against by the
counsel of both parties, is by the Court
here sustained, and the leave asked is
granted, aud the amendment allowed to
SAID return IN the words and figures fol-
lowing, to.wit:
"Ahd said property advertised for sale
on the first Monday of November, 1888,
and forthcoming bond taken on the 9Th
day Of October, 1898, with John D. Feth.
cree security, and said bond forfeited on
the first Monday of November, 1888,
which is herewith returned.
JOSHUA TERRAL,
SheflH ol Jasper county, Miss
l. George +. Robertson, Clerk OF the
Cncnlt Court of Covington county. Slnte
of Mississippi do hereby certify that The
above order is II correct copy from the MN,
utes of said Court at tie April term, A. ID.
1916 thereof
ES "a In testimony whereof here
sl hSlsunto set my hand aud afiix the
SSsEss.ss.5> seal of said Court, the 22d day
OF Apul, A. ID. 1876.
GEO. f. ROBERTSON, Clerk. I
April 20, 1916. 434t