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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-12

WE HAVE FOR SALE
w 100 pieces Black Silks, superior make
so do Figured Blue Black do
$50 do Coloted Figured SILKS
100 do Plain do
The above will be sold low.
BRADLEY 81 CATLETT.
S9-3taw3w (GlopcO
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-12

IN The House Of Representatives, ofihs q. s.
Spf. 25, ls37--m opposition 10 The btf
reported By HE commitee Of Ways and
Moons, entitled, "a bin impasiag additional
duties as dsposifories IN CERTAIN cases on
publio ulcers, and FIR ether purposes
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
EMPORTUM OF FASHION.

N II. ALLEN \ Co. respectfully mionn
Hs the citizens Of Columbus and It's vicinity,
that they have opened a splendid assortm NJ Of
oLorHISG, HOSIERY, sc. on the soJth SIDE oil Nam
Street. immediately ogposte HopkH' 4 yates, where
the most iaShionabe apparel may be had on accom-
mOdating terms.-Their assortment consists an par
Of the following articles, VIZ:
Blue, black, dahaa, brown, and invisible green, irock
COATS.
Blue black, claret, olive, mulberry, and Adelaid
dress coats.
Brown, olive, green, and mixed cloth co'tees.
Drab, brown, mixed, olive and y sen iurtouts and
overc0ats.
Black and brown goats hair can Iet clcaks.
Brown, mixed, blue, black, and drab cbth and kerr
seymere pantalOons.
Vests Of every description douo+ and single breasted
Black Italian cravats silk hdks.
Gum-elastic suspenderS, stocks, gloves, SC.
Ready made linen of every descrlption-shlrts, bo-
SONS, collars, SC.
Hats shoes, sc.
Also, an assortment OF cloths, kerseymeres and
vestings, which they viii manufacture IN the mos
approved style, and according to the latest laseons.
March H. IS36-37-tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
GROCERY, STORAGE,
lind ,IIltissiOss BHSt0eSS.

HNliE undersigned, having associated them
n selves under the firm of Estes, GIBBS,
& Co." for the purpose of tralSacting the above bu-
sness in the towI Of Columbus, Mississippi respect
fully inform their friends and the pubic, that they
erected on the bank of the river above MessrS Clark
4 Co.'S. large and cemmodious brick Warehouse,
entirely above higl-water, and offer hF services IN
receiving, storing, forwarding, and shipping cotton,
and other articles, which may be entrusted TO their
care.
They will receive by the first oats'lromsMobile
large and general stock of groceries ana provisions
and intend keeping constantly on hand every article
connected with that line of business TO which they
particularly invite the attention OF planters, house
keepers merchants, &c. &c.
90 Liberst..adranees made on all consgnments.
BENJAMIN ESTES,
WIN. II. GIBBS,
VIM. j. ESTES.
REFERENCES:
Columbus, MI. VIM Winston and Charles Albert;
Mobile, Ala. Gwathmey & Tompkins, and Goree &
Sledge;
.Ne,c- Orleans, LG.i Maddux &'Woods
Richmond, ia. Parsons & Winston and James Win
ston;
Baltimore sMa. SeIman' s. Crook and Lynch g.
Graft;
.Nsr- York, d A Cushman & Co., Randolphs s.
Undcrhill, and d. pessosway
g. Bro
Columbus, Oct %, IS36--15-4in
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
MONTVGUE'S BAL NJ
An Indian Remedy for
TOOTH-ACHE.

RyHE established reputation and constantly
increasing demand or tins eilectual remedy
Of main and preseryatiye OF the teeth, has induced
dc s,bsrriber 10 offer il to the American Public.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made TO supply AgenlS-'l
I'M tine principal Cities and Towns IN the United
Stairs 50 as To place it within the reach Of those
suffering, and likely to suffer wish that most harFass
ing Of al aches, TOoTH-AcHE.
When applied, according to directions gwen on
h. botte, Il has never ailed to afford immediate and
ornament relief 1t also arrests the decay IN de-
ectve teeth, and relieves that soreness winch so
frequently renders a streng tooth useless. HE APP
,Icaton and remedy are simple innocent, and not
unpleasant, and the LARGE number Of persOrS IN dill
e enl sections sl the country, that have ready ex
perenced such delightful and sausry effects iron
the use of the balm are ready to bear, or the pub
c rood) their testimony, To IT'S unrvalled quantities.
II 5 an Indian remedy obtained singuary and III
expecedly, and may be regarded by the civilized
world as the most valuable discovery oil the rcd
man OF the woods.
H. B. MONTAGUE.
Petersburg IirginiG, Nov. 1885.
n. b. All applications for agencies or orders fol
the balm will receive prompt attention II addressed
to the subscriber. h. b. NJ.
W Sold Wholesale and retail by SMITH RAIN.
GEARD Co. only Agents Tor TINS part of the
country.
Columbus, May 9Th, 1886. Ask
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
Commission Business.

TOHN ADAMS, of CarrOlton, Ala. intends
- removing to the city of Mobile early in No
vember next, and offers his services to the Planters
and Merchants OF Alabama and Mississippi as Com
mission Merchant. He will devote his attention ex-
clusivey to the sale of Cotton, receiving and for
wardng Goods, and hopes by dligent attention to
business, 10 merit a share public patronage.
August 49, GIN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
.Iaetorage 8 commission BusInes.

anchorage s. Commission Business
"IE subscriber renews the tender Of his ser
II vices as a Factor and Commission .Msr-
ehaHf, in Mobile Circumstances beyond ms con-
trout will cause hun To remain in Mobile 50 late that
he viii Ne unable to see many Of ms old Georgia
aud South Carolina friends personally. He IS, how
ever enabled 10 say, that he has connected himself
with Col. L. l.. Mathews Of Dallas county, IN E
Steam Press and Ware House business, by which
he offers TO all who may be pleased tOpatronlze HIM
superior re-prOo storage, or all cotton consigned TO
himorsaie. From hs long experience inAuguSta, Ga.
in this business, he does not doubt he will be able to
give general satisfaction.
FRANKLIN C. HEARD.
Mobile, Sept. 10, 1886 9-4m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
NE w GO Cd s.!

TENfIE Undersigned, would respectfully inform
- their friends and the public hat they have
just received from New York and Philadelphia a
most superior stock of staple and fancy dry goods
for spring and summer-among which, are an extern
sve assortment OF fine and substantial articles for
ladies' aud gentlemen's wcar-->elccied with good
taste and judgment for tins market; 10 cnumerate
which would be too tedious. and they offered lor
sale very low indeed.
D. & W. STANTON.
Columbus MAY, Is. lS56--46-X
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14

VENEIE subscribers offers to sell, at pivate sale
= the fine and substantia brick store, on Main
street, now occupied by Messrs. Gibson, Liman
and Law. Possession can be given on the LIST of
January, 1887. For terms apply to the subscri-
Der. ID. 4 W. STANTON.
Columbus, .4ugast l3, 1887. SIX
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14

m I parsuaacs ofinslruc6ons from de proper
" DEPARTMENT al WashinI ton City, PUBLIC
s ALs vii b held = the Land dice, al P0ntOtoc,
Msassip7i- ON a 'neing GA the third Monday IN
,hruarY 1857 Coz the disposal of the L cations o.
RessrvatiO1s, made unisr the sth article Of the
Treaty with the Caickas Tvs, Of 2ith MY, 1884; or
- n .qy Of the san. a have been approved Of by
lie PcssI.nl of tie Uateh slate.--vx:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
M0NTAGUE'S
BALM FOX THE TEETH.

ut will relieve Tooth Ache, and prevent the
IL further decay Of defective Teeth. When the
directions have been followed, in no case has the
pain returned. Warm the Balm, and take SPOON
full IN the mouth hold il OH the tooth as long as con
venient, and repeat until rele is obtained. The mos
perfect satisfaction has been gwen in the use oeve-
ry bottle. 1t is Indian remedy and if any doub-
its value when all other remedies fail try the Balm.
The proprietors signature, by himself, will be on
each label, to prevent counterfeit.
(pRIox 81 PER BoTTLE)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
H. B. MONTAGUE.
From the Boydton (Ta.> Erpositor.]
MONTAETTE'S RAIN

NUN
We invite the attention OF all persons afflict with
that most excruciating complaint, the Tooth Ache,
to the advertisement of Mr.. Montague published
in to-days paper. We have guarantee in the high
standing and responsibility of Mr.. Montague, with
whom we are acquainted) that his medicine is moi
one of those thousand empiricisms which are con-
stantly palmed upon the credulty OF the public. In
addition TO the many testimonials which he has fur
nished of its efficacy, we will state fact which
comes under our own knowledge. lady of Thu
village, had been suffering for several weeks witt
the tooth ache, and was Immediately and perma-
nently relieved by an application Of the Balm. (7tD
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
A J. ROSE 4 5. J.GHOLSON

II We entered partnership in the prac-
H tee of the Law, and will jointly attend the
Clrcl Courts in the Counties oil Lowndes and
Mon se and the adjoining counties in Mississippi;
and also, the Supreme and Chancery Courts at
Jack son. aua
A. j. RosE will be found at Columbus, in Lowndes
County; and. S. J. GHoLsoN, ut Athens, in Nom
roc County--except when they may be absent on
professional business.
Oct l6, lS34-l6tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
General FGCtOrGSe r. CONssIsissiOIl
Business,

TIME undersigned having associated them
IL selves together for the purpose oftransact-
ing General FGetOrGge & Commission Business in
the city of Mobile, tender their services to their
Trends and planters generally, and hope by strict at
enton.rto business, they will merit share OF pat
ronage They will be in Mobile by the LIST of Octo-
Der ready to attend to business entrusted to their
care. X j. SWEARINGEN,
X. K. WOOT0N.
July so. ST..
10 The Southern Argus will publish the above
until forbid, and present the account TO the firm fol
payment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
LAW NOTICE,
ED AR FIR A ZEE,

AS ON hand variety Of Over Coats, Cloaks,
- Frock and Dress Goats, cloth and cassi-
mere Pants, cloth, cashmere and silk velvet
Vests, and variety OF other articles, all of which
were manufactured and received late last spring
on purpose 'or the fall trade. The public are re-
specially invited to call and examine for them
selves.
n B.-The subscriber intends combining him.
self principally to cash business and selling at
reduced prices. Oct. 8. x
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
New Drug and Medicine Store.

NNllE subscriber having located himself in the
- town Of Cotton Gin Port Zone door east of
WALTON 4 DAGGETTs) is now opening supply
Of fresh drugs and medicines, pants, DIS dye stuis,
periumery, and fancy articles, To which the attention
Of the citizens, planters and physicians is most re-
specttuIy solicited He pledges himself that no at
ention shall be wanting on his part to ensure salts
faction. His prices and terms shall be as liberal as
those OF any other establishment in the southern
country. The quality Of articles sold by him is war
ranted uneXceptionabe.
Physicians prescriptions promptly and accurately
compounded, and all orders executed with neatness
and despatch. W. G. W. LOWERS.
March Is, lS36-3S-x
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
Section. Township Rang w. e !:
Section

TIE above Lands Will he offered in QUARTER
SEC rlONS-ior G0id OF Silver, at q minimum OF
FIVE Duars per acre. The sale To continue from
LAY 10 day until tn whole are Offered.
ROBERT TiNNIN, Register.
WILLIAM EDM0NDS0N, Receirer.
December IL 1886. 25-lOw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
SOUTH CAROLfNA.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT:
In Chancery.

Expartc,
Thomas Oliver 4 Casper Sis
trunk, ex 'ors Of Peter Oliver
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
l. that George Il. Oliver and Charles Oliver,
sons OF Peter Oliver deceased, are absent from the
State and have not been heard OF for ten years. 1t
ordered, that the strd George b. and Charles fave,
or if they be dead their legal representatives or heirs
Mt law, do prefer their claim Tor any interest they
may have under the last will and testament of said
Peter Oliver, to the Commissioner of this Court OIL
or before the 9th day Of February next and, on
failure thereof, the executors of said last will and
testament are ordered to pay over the amount in
their hands, to which the said George L. and Charles
are entitled, to the other children OF the said Peter
Oliver, deceased. j. b. McMlCHAEL,
Oengebmg, s.. Commissioner.
Commissioners Office,
10th July, 1886.
September 5, lS36--S-i6F
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
J. A. MARSHALL,
Attorney s. Counsellor at Law,

MAS located himself at DeKalb, Mississippi
Ia and will practice in the Counties of Kemper
NashOha, Lsudcrdale, Noxubee, Winston, and III.
adjoining Counties il required.
April II, 1885. eft
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14

"HE subscribers offer for sale the tract Of
u Land on which they now reside, containing
1870 acres, $50 Of which is in high state of c,y-
ation This tract of Land lies Immediately on the
Robertson Road, twenty one miles below Columbus.
The subscribers wish those who are looking out Tor
settlements to give them call, as they do not think
tins situation surpassed in the late Choctaw purchase,
either for beauty or fertility of soil.
- JOHN G. & JOS. SKINNER.
August 20, 1886 sri
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-01-14
WEST INDIA SWEETMEATS.
A Small lot just received at FRANKLIN'S
"A September 10, 1886. Ok
N o T G. e.

NOT &c e.
NHE subscriber having purchased the interest
u of 5. S. b. Fields in the present stock Of
Goods, returns thanks for past iavors, and hopes to
share that patronage SO literally extended to the
late firm. have on hand general assortment o.
Fall and Winter Goods
Adapted to this market; also, expected by the first
arrivals, fine assortment Of new and fashionable
Goods. VIM. ECkFORD.
Columbus Dec. IS, 1886. 29tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-23

FroocttS Court Dcccmber Term, 1887.
TO all persons interested in The real estate Of Ed
ward j. &. Kcwen Achilles 1. Keweu and Tho
mas G w kcwcn, minor heirs Of Edward kewen,
late Of said county Of Lowndes, decd:
VOU are hereby cited TO appear before the
=. Prohates court Of said county of Lowndes.
at the Court house thereof on the first Monday Of
March, 1885, then and there 10 show cause if any
You eau, why The following lands the property Of
the estate Of sad minors % wit Lots number one.
four six and eleven situated on the southwest quar-
Ter Of section number fifteen, township number
eighteen of range number eighteen vest, The olnt
property ofsaId minors; also the norlheast quarter of
section number seventeen, township number cigl-
teen Of range number eighteen west, the property
OF said Edward G Kewon and also the northeast
quarter Of section number tnuy-siS, IN township
number seventeen, ot' range number nineteen west
the property Of said Achilles l. kewen Gall in the
county Of Lowndes a'orcsad) Shall not be sold ac-
coring 70 the prayer Of the petition Of Robert
Dowdle, guardian Of the said Edward J. C., Achilles
L. and Thomas 6. w, and further to do and suffer
SUCH things as shall be considered Of and ordered
by the sad court N the premises.
Witness, Thomas Sampson, ESD. Judge Of Pro-
bate, for Lownds county, The fist Monday Of De-
cembcr 537. Issued The 10Th day OF December,
1881 Atrst: R. j. lIADEN, CHI
Dec -, 1897 2it6 lpr Zee Sl1 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-23
No. w.
Dec, 6, |


Nothing of the least consequence has been done
to-day. Both Houses sat for aa hour. reported Sc
veral resolutions of no great oneequence-received
REPORTS from the different executive officers, and
then adjourned,
You will not find auy thing exciting in the doings
of Congress for some days to come; indeed can
not saw, thai die month OF December will be dis
tnruished for any decided acts of legislation. As
soon as the States are called for petitions and memo
rdis, we shall find world Of abolition matter on
hand. The abotiohsts, through their representa-
tivcs will demand, and probably will obtain the
printing &C their memorials; and it is by no means
certain that they will not succeed in getting them
referred to select committee. If they do tins, they
will make one step in advance the ice will be brok
en- and they will 60 on swimingl. The adminstra-
ton party, will try hard to oppose them but doubt
if il can succeed. The New York delegation vii
hardly dare to unite with the party on this subject
The South must look TO this business, and be pre-
pared for the defensive. Yours, &c.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-23
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.

MAsHINerov. n. 5. -.

W AsHINGTOS, Dec. 5, lSST.
Tomorrow the American Congress, viii be as
sembIel and! rom the indications Of the moment, il
IS fair u inter- that we shall have quorum in the
morning The message will not be delivered all
Tuesday. Il vii he found very interesting do
cument and as it VIII adhere to all the positions as
sumel by the late administration, il will not be found
pregnant with novelty.
The Sub-Treasury scheme viii be firmly adhered
to, and the President VIII rot relax an iota from the
positions he has previously maintained. In regard
to the Texas question, ii is rot believed that the
President viii advocate the exFediency Of annex
ing that country to this. Indeed, it is not now APP
parent, that Texas can he anxious for any such an
act. The abolition question, although il may not
be discussed in the message, is destined 10 create
great confusion in Congress during the session.
The abotonisls are determined to 20 onward at
al hazards, and they persist, blood must be she'd
The South will not, canno! surrender her rights to
appeaSe the dnaticism of the North.
In Canada, there is vet much turmoil and trou-
bic about the maintenance OF the Queens Govern
ment and should not be surprised if Her Ma.
lesty, Queen Victoria, e. the sweet girl y soon
finds herself deprived of her chief American pro.
vinces.
Being much fatigned by long and very arluou
journey, cannot add any thing else to this note
unless say, that it will be my study 10 make m,
letters interesting throughout the session.
Yours SC.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-23
by the President Of the u. states.

IN pur-uauce Of law, | MErls VAS BuREN,
d. President If the United States Of Amercu,
do hereby declare aud make known that pubic
sales viii be hed At ihe undefmenton hand Offices,
in tie State Of Nlis.isspp, at tha periods hefemal-
Ter designated, 10 wit: AT Tie lind oire gt Cboc-
chuda, on Monday, tie l4l day Of MAY ncXt for
tie disposal Of the pubic lands within The UNDER
mentioned townships, to wit;
North Of the base line and Tpest If The Meridian.
townships 81, 81, - 23. "a, and IS If anar o
townships 30 %, a. %, 20 and 81. Of range 3
townships 90 80 "a, 90, q aud IS Of range T.
1t the land office at Columbus on Monday the
the seventh day Of MAY next, !or the disposal OF
the public lands within the aforementioned town.
ships. 80 wit
North Of The base line and East If the Meridian.
townships II, Of rasgcs IA 3 and rs.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military, or other purposes, viii he excluded from
sale. The sales will each lie kept open for Two
weeks, (unless the lands are sooner opposed oi) and
M Iongtr and 10 pTiale enres Of land in the
townships SO offered will he admitted until after the
expiration Of The two weeks.
Given under my hand, at The city If Washington
this goth day of November A. ID. 1887
NJ. VAN buren,.
By the President:
JAS. WHlTCOMB, Com'r. Genl. L. ;Jlhce.
Dec. %, 1887. 24t90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-23
No. Ii.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 1887


Both Houses of Congress met to-day at 10
O'Clock. Qaorums were formed in both, and Or
ganzation was instantly and promptly commenced.
After the usual resolutions necessary to organl-
cation were adopted, both Houses adjourned. We
get the message Tomorrow Ii will firmly adhere
to the positions originally ass med, aud It's friends
will be called on t carry them out Until we get
the message, shall have but little to write about,
and if am brief to-day you mnst excuse me-
We shall have very warm session, and hope that
you, and your friends, viii find in my subsequent
letters interesting enough to compensate you for tie
trouble of reading.
The news from Canada, Is ind calivc Of revo.u-
ton, and IT is possible that that region may soon
declare its independence. Yours, &c
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-23
For Sale:
lnlDroycd Land for sale.

sH<RaM THE ubScnber Others for sale, eight
%tASg82 hundred acres If iiue GOTTEN and corn
&TSsN land, mol surpassed by any ~ the Chick
- a>aw Naton, lying IN Lowndes county,
eipIIl mlrs west OF Colbert which is the nearest
point 10 steamboat navigation four miles rnrth of
Oktihhceha uyer, which Is mvigable for Keel and
hal-hoas: sixteen miles south oil Aberdeen, and
about The same distance tom Columbus aud lumc-
datey un the White Road. The Improvements
are. fine double house, very romnodous, and well
CONSTRUCTED for a large iamty, Wach is new; one
bundled acres o. opcu land, which Is IN In, state
of cultivation; m excellent garden, substantially en-
closed with neat palisades; AMI young orchard.
Also will SELL quantity Of corn, aud large stock
of hog, sc.
Owing To tho dense population and ia healthy
situation, together with many other hcdtes rem
ders i one of the best stands for mercantile and
pubic house IN tins section Of county. Terms
accommodating. For further particulars apply 10
the undersigned on the premises.
T.W. d. MOORE.
Dec. %, 1887 2it6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-23
pECLARzi.ffT paid. az PRINCIPLES.

!, 1.-The true foufeserted az Republican Go
,.srnment is the equal fpseriie every citizen, in
his person and property, and1ne'rs management
2. "The support Of the State Governments IN
all their rights, as the most competent admnisira-
,ion for our domestic concerns, and surest bu-
warks against anti Republican tendencies;
8. 1.-The preservation fthe General UoVeFh-
mout in its whole constitutional vlgor.
4. "That gold and silver are the only constr
tutiou.l currency.
s. THAT credit should be free and unrestraln-
ed. and derived from the confidence which men
Mace IN each other.
G. "That all monopoles by legislation are Vi
Citations Of the equal rights of the people.
I. "Freedom Of religion, freedom of the press,
and freedom Of person, under the protection OF
habeas corpus, ard trial by juries impartiay Sc
lected."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-23
COLUMBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY, December %, 1897.

r.7-We are authorized TO announce Capt kEuBEN
II fip.yr as candidate for Major General oI the
Itl Division.
ry4-We are authorized TO announce MAJ. Asa
az, F,RNER. og N0xubee county, as a Candidate
,,- Brgadler General Of the I'd Brigade ana 4ih
Division.
20 We are authorised to announce RICHARD ).
Cr,yEs of Starkville. as candidate ior Bngadier
General olthe LIST Brigade OF The 4lh dSN's'on OF
Mississippi Militia, comPoseuv o. .s eIo''O T. IN
ubbeha, Choctaw, Carol, AaHaoaSha anu lana
hatchie.
Owe are authorised to announce Gen. JAMES
Go or Columbus, as candidate for reelection
:, tI.s nfce Of Brcadier General of the "a Brigade
rs ,hs an Division of the Militia of this State.