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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
SHERIFF~S SALE.

by virtue OF a writ Of FER Facias that issued
- from the Circuit Court Of Lowndes county,
at tie April Term Of said court, and to me directed,
will sell al the Court House door ia the town Of
Columbus, on Monday the 2nd day Of August next,
all the right title, claim aud interest llIat Wiley r.
Harris has in aud % the following described tracts
Or parcel of land, which has been levied on as the
property ofsaid Harris, To satisfy the execution in
favor Of Moses Hall indorsee, against said Harris,
to wit:
Lot number 8 in section 10, township II south,
range ~ west, containing 81 acres;
Fast half oi southeast or OF secioh g. township
IL south, range Is west, confirming so acres.
Northeast qror hts aud ., section IS, town.
ship u south, range 10 west, containing 100 acres.
West half Of southeast or southwest Or and esst
half of north~es, ar Of sec oi O. township II south,
range ~ west containing $50 acres.
West half OF northwest ar Of section II. township
II south, range IL west, cenaining ~ 10 ueres.
East half al southeast rs Of sectiun &, township I
south, range ~ west, containing 80 Or acres.
East half Of northeast ar of gee tpn 10, township
l south, range ~ west, containing 10 03 acres.
North part ut west half OF northwest or of section
o, township - south, range Is west, containing so
acres.
All Of which IN in Lowndes county
Sale within the hours prescribed bs law.
}. w, BYRN,'ShF.
| june &c, lS37-5I-Iw Printers ice SOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
A MYSTERY.

Previous 10 the expiration OF the charter grant
ed by Congress to the Bank OF the United States,
Mr.. Blddls alledg,d that ii possessed the means
to control the acton Of all the other Banks IN thu
country and after the charter Tor it was obtained
from thr Legislature Of Pennsylvania, he boastcd
|th It hia powers were greater and more ample than
|,Aey had been under the charter from the United
|.tates Ii these allegations were true, can he or
|uny Of MS friends and admirers inform Us how ii
j., and why i, il. that lie has not prevented .rc
IRE sent state OF affairs. Ii such an ms .r;ion is
ts,,alle OF maintaining sound clc.r.ltrig medi-
I'm equal I'd Z I'D 4 silter as "' Trends have con-
tended; it it possessed -. means under its char
ter from the Gnn.s Glatcs, to control the State
Banks, "a .-ss-atcd by MIR. Biddla, and il its pow
sys ~. -" more ample under its present charter
8 -n.,t fellow, a. matter Of course, according
!, the showing Of Mr.. Biddle and his friends
themselves, that the present state Of affairs has
been purposely produced or permitted by the
Ba lk Of the United States. No sub'eruse or
c,nivoeaon can proven, this conclusloi..--Baa.
Republican,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
FEDERAL DICTIONARY.
liz | from the latest authorities.

Connie from the latest authorities.
"Lapolitic measures "--Obeying the laws
":,fi.co,ld,.cf Of our ruiers.'-Complymg with
their official naths.
"i,juyiics IF Gorerameai. - Refusing to re-
cove deprecated paper currency.
"Oppfessirc esact,ons Of Government Ask
my the payments of hostages.
~ corrupt Gorernment. One which oppo'
scs a national bank.
We could multiply the above Instances OF new
readings. which VIC ind specified III the New
York Examiner, to almost any extent. We
h ,r'iy take up wing newspaper which does not
abound in similar peryersions Of the ve.udculaT
tongue. In the Leading editorial u the National
Intelligencer Of yesterday we find the following
u'nong many otr'rr instances:
"Futse aud cdlumniOus remarks. Those III
which no error can be pointed out.
,,Desptcabie scurriliiy. Arguments that can
not be answered
"Peraicious councils. Such as uphold the
honor and true interests ola republican form o.
Government.
"Complaints Of n suffering people Of the mai
c;'-'--.;::-,,::.'..4lioa Of public affairs"
Clmor OF wing spectators and foreign gamb
lcrs and their organs, against the laws and lnsll.
tutlons Of this country.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
e15 REV ARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscribers plantation
- in Holmes county Mi. 3 negroes-viz /;
JOHN % or "a years OF age leet or 10 inches
hugh: markell with scars Of the whip ON his back,
talks slow aud coarse long lace, projecting check
bones. lilo had Kentucky Icans coat brown
cloth coat with velvet collar and white fur llat--
Was purchased by me short time since OF the cs-
tate OF Hardy Wcrnls Decd.
BEN, - or 50 years Ol age, stout built bow lev-
ged, and Jumps IA itlIe; sped Is quick, down look,
marks OF bail or shot ol his legs and about 5
feet or inches III height. He had linen irock
coat, green merno frock coat, saddle bags and UNI
brella and Llack fur hal, partly worn.
BRI AN 4, about - or ID years OF are, s feet or
inches height, entire side oi lhs lace ma iked
with scar Oi burn, the other smooth and unnur-
ked eyes inclined to be red. tie had black pea
coat ol kerscy cloth Black clUl coat aud back fur
hat, hall worn.
Ben and Bryant were purchased by Inc in Nov
1886 o. Durret s. Ba mes, A. Is. \ v. +. Hawkins
Lauderdale County, Alabama. When they lell,
they designed making Tor Ono and said they would
have tie ASSISTANCE some wintc man on The Nat
chez Trace. They have perhaps obtained pass Or
other paper. They val probably attempt To pass
through North Alabama, Tennessee and kentucky.
II they should deny tiel owners name ney may
perhaps be detected by questioning from this adver-
tsenlent. | will give the above reward OF SIS il
taken and secured odt O TINS State, 80 dollars ii
laken and secured WITHIN it.
JOHN M BROWN.
Lexington Ho mes City. MI, June l7,--5l-Sw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
TRUST SALE.

~ virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by O.
- III. Millican 10 ME on the 25h day OF De-
cember, 1886, will sell at public auction on Ill,
a9ih day Of July, 1887, at tie houe of said Mill
can; IN the county Of Oaktihbelia said MilEcans
Undivided hall OF the chewing ilactS OF land u
wit: The easi hall and southwest quarter Of sec
ton Is, IN ovnship IS, N. of range IS cas-; and
the east bali and southwest quarter of section Id
IN township is, n OF rang Is east, containing
$40 81 iunl redths acres. Also, his undivided in
teIest in The following NEGROES, to Wit Charles
and Randall, (men) Eliza and Grace, (womeD) Ben,
Washington, Sam and Aaron, (chihiren). Sand deed
was. made TO secure John DAVIS in the payment OF
one halt OF bill of exchange, drawn BY him on
Hill, Thompson & tCo. Mobile, for The sum OF
$4,000 and which has matured and been paid by
SAID DAVIS. Also, the one half of tw0NOTES for
$3.50 each; one due LIST of January, 1888, and the
other due the LIST Of January. 1889, all Of which
viii more fully appear by reference to said deed OF
trust. viii convey such title as SAID deed vests in
me.
AT YOUNG, Trustee.
COLUMBUS, July 6, 1897 5Q-Sw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
TWO NOTES LOST,

Oh which, the following is a copy, to wit
SI.25O PIcKENs. Feby sth. 1897.
On or before the 6rst day Of March, eighteen
hurdred and thry-eishi,we prumiSe TO pay to James
l. Gay or order, Twelve hundred and 6tty dol
lars, with interest from the first day Of January,
1888, for value received OF him this Feb'y s. 1857
WIN JACKSON
Endorsed by JOSEPH JACKSON,
james L Gay{ WM. P. GILLESPIE,
T. j. JACKSON.
Notice is hereby given TO the community, that
the above described notes. in whose hands soev r they
may now be, are the property of James Gay, and
must be paid TO him alone.
JAMES GAY.
Columbus, June S0th, 1887. 5ltf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
POSTPONEMENT or SALE.

VIE sale OF property of Wiley p. Harris,
- advertised 10 take place Oh the 9th inst, is
postponed until the FIRST MONDAY IN OC-
7OBER
Tile property a. h. sold consists Of near $1,000
acres OF valuable cotton lands, twelve likely negroes,
aud house aud lot IN the town OF Columbus The
terms OF sale To be follows one third 10 be paid
on thu Isl January, 1885, one third on the LIST Janu-
airy, 1889; and one third on The LIST January, 1870
each payment N draw'mtercst at the rate six per
eentum per annurn. from the day OF sale--ihe pay
SerS, aud deed OF trust the property purchased,
to secure prompt payment. The kidd Of money to
be received in paym'nt, will In proclaimed on the
day OF sale; bur no bank notes but those that will
command specie at par, can BE- received.
VIM. NJ. GWIN,
Marshal Of the District oil Mississippi.
June'S, lSS7.--id
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

We have no hereditary nUbllity-hut We Lave
eunitled chartered class TO grow up among US
|sho assume and possess greater privileges than
he old nobility Of England. We have class
yho are invested with power TO set value upon
very mans property, and to say that though to
! - 90. may be worth your thousands, to- norrow
IN shall be a beggar. The sane class have
|.,,yer whenever they choose to exercise 1t, to
|ednce The whole community to bankruptcy. and
f,hi. terrific power We have now sad example
,.,nra ne. This same class has resolved that
= n,blic revenue shall not be collected, and
heir behes, Is obeytdi The Importer cannot pay
he duties ON his merchandise, because this class
!. deorired HIM OF the means; l. the Government
.elf ,suuot y ltS creditors tor the same reason
|rl,s moo, aan cannot purchase bread Tor his
I,hldreo With the wages OF his labol, because the
| n, tered class has decretd thai he shall not.
This chartered class may publicly declare that
|hey will not pay their deGls, avowmg at the same
inc thai they have the ~hcrcwlthal IL do IT. aud
l,ev are 80 hedged in and guarded, that there is
|no possible means OF coelc'ng them, and man
dare to raise his voice against their lnqultes, he
|Anas !, at risk which few are willing 10 Inc ur.
|Cb, Government, is detied and threatened by this
chartered class, aud il body Of citizens, be-
Iieynn themselves to be- ireV, and impelled by
What they conceive to be their duty venture to
|dccrre that the government aud laws, established
|by their brave fathers, shall not be Ossaled with
|ltnpunity, and pledge their lives IN their defence
he.e rash and foolish citizens ere told that they
|shall be dispersed by nnltvry iolce, AMI their
,ders thrown into a dungeon. We are not ii
Manchester OF in Grand Cairo. Even in those
cities the people will not be rode down aud tram
|pled under the feet OF a isroclous caal ~, mere
+, for saying that they are determined to supper
|,he laws Some opeu defiance Of the laws OF
Offence against the public peace viii be alleged
|.,e,, BY the Pacba Of Egypt, bcto'e he would or
dor the popu!ace to be bulchered'
.Ne,e Orleans Bee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

An ADMlSsioS.-Mr. Bdde, in letter to
Mr.. Adams, says: Ave owe debt TO foreign.
ers."--"We have worn, and eaten, and drunk
the produce Of their indus,ry--too much of all
perhaps. but that is our fault, not theirs" Very
true and now We are feeling the effects yet the
party Of which MIR. Bddle is one OF the Leaders
arr changing the results ofthis TO the adnnstra.
ton .-ClsreLand DaiLu .4drsrtiser.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
sHERIFF,s SALE.

by Virtue Of u writ Of ri. Fa ISSUED from ihe
- Honorable the Circuit Court Of Winston
County Mississippi and TO me directed, shall ex-
pose to public sale AT The Court House in Louisville
On Monday the 7th day Of August, two town Lots
in the town Of Louisville, known inthc pan oil said
tonn MS Lots No. aud I, in Block No. !, on the
north side OF Main Street and east Of Cross Street
Taken MS the pwperty OF Thomas Ellington TO sat
Isiy Judgment and costs Of suit obtained in said
circuit Court in favor of James G. Weeks against
ThonaS Ellington aud George ". Thonmsou.
JOHN IL. HARDY,
Sheriff Of Umston Coamy.
Jarc 10Th 1897. te-3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
COMMITTED

NO the jail Of Monroe county, Miss. on tho
= 18th May, 1897, two negro fellows TO wit:
lSte phPn.
aged about % years, brown complexion, ) feet or
5lnches high, stout made, had on white linscy
roundabout and cotton panialoons.
.EnCOb.
black complexion, % or years old, slim built, near
8 feet high had on mixed irock coat, white cotton
pantaIoOIls. and white hat SAID negroes say they
belong to Henry Wynn. Of Virginia, and lett him
near vicksburg, Miss The owner is requested To
prove his property, or they VIII be disposed of the
law requires.
r. c. BAILEY, Sh'f.
May 20 1897 Att
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
$1,000 IN LUMBER,

IL lin dried AID delivered at Columbus, will
N be gwen for good House Carpenters
work. at Border Spring, Lowndes county, Miss.
Immediately on the Mnltary road, slxLeea mics
north OF Columbus. Any gentleman wishing to en-
gage in the job, or work, can be furnished with
Comfortable cabin for tie accommodation Of hands
while engaged in the work For further particulars
spplyto ": " MAO o..
nly s, 1887 S@a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
RUNAWAY IN3JAII..

GONMlTTED to the jail OF Oktibbeha coun.
~ ~, on the 29th day OF June, 1897, by Davic
Alncs, Esq negro man who calls himself JIM
and says he belongs 10 John Harrison, near Young,
Bull; said boy is about feet high, of dark com,
pr yoin The owner is requested to come forward
piove property, and take him away.
JAMES Cliff, Tailor.
inIv 8-52-if
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
GALLIGEHANS
Epsef06Ie Etr(r ana sEoHe Pills

EbFlSrER x GOODWIN are the sole "a
N gents Tor Columbus Of this sovereign rem.
edy for Fever and Ague.
The subscribers deem it unnecessary TO rive
heie, all The rtcommendaGry'lt tiers which ace NJ
pany these Pills. Their efficacy has ben neI
tested throughout the United States, scd de man,
individuals Who have resorted to them in this com.
MUMMY vii testify to'tltir being radical cure No
q"ackety! Price 81 50.
PFI jTER s. GOODWIN.
July 8, 1887. 52,f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

COMMITTED to the Jail Of Oktibbeha coun-
~ y, on the LIST inst. by David Ames, Esq.
negro boy, who says his name is JOHN and be-
longs to Robert Harrison of LauderdaIe county,
Alabama; said boy is feet inches high, of dark
complexion; the owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, and take him away.
JAMES Cliff ,FJailar.
july T. 1897 5Qf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
LOOK HERE!

ENhE individual who borrowed or took with
II out leave, French I.om and two mouth
pieces belonging to the Columbus Band, from the
store OF the subscriber, will please have tie polite
ness to retrn4hcm Immediately as they are anled.
July Sit NJ LUER < HUPHRlES
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

y ESPECTFULLY informs his old GUS
- toners aud the public, that he has removed
to tile building lately occupied by Nh Musg ON
Slain street, between Ecklord's and Trntttr s Bar
rvs stores, where he is prepared TO ext cute all orders
in his line ut short notice, and M the best style and
mosl substantial manner. lie tenders his thanks
Tor past lavorS and sollcits continuance.
June II 1887 5otf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
CHOCTAW CLAIMS,

HNHE Commissioners appointed To adjust
n claims TO reservations Of lands under, he
fourteenth article Of the Treaty Of $780, with the
Choctss Indians, hereby give notice, that they vii
meet az their Office in the tnvn Ui Columbus. MSsis
Sppi, I'm the sixteenth DAY Of October next
Their Office will continue upcn from this time, and
their Secre'7Cy viii Uceiu 'ny application or
claims claimants NAV iiiuN p7'I-r TO make OF ME
Cases will b. duckritd IN the ordrr presented
and taken up il the same order II rcsdy.
Claimants viii Il required, he nelld ~ counsel
Summons sir witnesses will be issued by the Sc
crciary upon application tn him.
Claimants, AMI their children entitled to Reserva-
tons, must in all eases appear before the Commas
sionerS in person.
The District Attorney Of the United States for
the State Of Mississippi viii act as Counsel Tor the
United STATES.
For the information ofcaimants, the ii,h arucle
| Of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Greek, and the
lst 9th aud 7th Srcton ui the act Of March s. 1881
under which the Commissioners are acting are pub
llshcd with this notice.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

Every man in free country, wants three sorts
OF education; one to fit HIN for MS own particu-
lar trade, or calling, this professional education;
another 10 teach him bis studies as a man and a
cIllzen, this is moral and political educatln; and
a third to iii hun Tor his relations, as Cons crea-
ture, designed for Immortality, this Is religious
education.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

A schedule of the private property of Louis
PHILIPPE, king of the F'ench, was laid before a
c1mmItee Of the. chamber of deputies, by which
1t appears that his income is about AT ,OuU per
anatm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

however much ,erHitd Ut he ghosts and gobhns
that arse, aPparIton Ike, in their own distemper
ed braInS--ths democracy rsmGiH uHmorsd-
they viii "laugh al your joy, and mock when
your fear somcth." They were never vet known
to skulk to theI blankets at the approach OF a
thunder slOrr' OF 10 despair under the influence
Ofs temporary panic. You may rest assured,
gentlemen, The b'rii right Of he democracy ril
aersr be sold for a ness Of pO,tass.- Graad
Gulf ,ldrsrii e.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

The Safes Of Kentucky. Indiana, and ILL.,
noi', were never at any time, in so prosperous a
condition. having Tar more specie in their limits
than paper money in circulation. They can
stand off unconcsrn'd, and look ou at the crash
among the Jews, brokers, gamblers in the stocks,
&C.; the failures being confined to these spscu.
iGtng and credit gentry.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
FOF NNEP,


"HE subscriber will sell his Mills, now in
- operation on the But,aha,chy, situated Is
miles north Of Columbus in Lowndes county Miss.
There are many conveniences attending these mills
not common in this country; among these are the
following: they are newly built of the best materi-
ais, by I Virgins & Co. with first rate stonts, and
Dutch boiling coIhs and hesitate not to say, they
are the best mills for grinding wheat IN the country.
Besides, the purchaser Will have the privilege OF
buying with the mills,
$50 acres OF good Farming Land,
on which there is good timber, with fine springs in
different places, well adapted 10 residences
Another great advantage 49, tliat the river is nav-
gable FIR several miles above, and sJw-logs can be
brought 10 the mills with. very little expense, and
lumber taken down the same into the Bgby to CO.
umbus or as far as Mobile in the winter and spring
season. There is, also, an excellent fishery, with
comfortable dwellings and other out buildings
should not omit to say, that these mills are so
situated as to be perfectly safe in high water, as
they are one mile from the channel Of tie rver sup
piled by sue peutiIuy at all seasons, and quite
eddy at the highest time that ever has been known
in this country. There will be no necessity ofkeep-
ing up expensive dams.
The society of all the surrounding country is
good. Any gentleman wishing 10 purchase Will
do well to cali and examine tie SAME Terms
payment will BE- made easy 10 punctual purchasers.
The subscriber will be generally about the premises.
WINCHESTER DUMAS.
iulv 4. 1887 SLIT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

Epr.,Jlr Rsmort llr Peuns hauian -es-
,hss the whlgs. - parry RhlCh would PerPetu-
"a the paper money syssom IN all its VICIOUS
rxrRlAScE, and entail uyon The people those
|.rlodicsl se01tfschUns and expansions OF
sok issues. which have, rendered The business
the country futile letter Ll,an field Tor gainb-
No speenlsson. tnd will subject the community
,reyer. to alternate unnatural PROSPERITY AID f1-
|, rfsdeuressi0h
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Colum-
NJ bus, Mississippi, on the LIST day of July.
1887, which will be sent to the General POST
Office as dead letters If not taken out before the
LIST OF October. Persons applying will please say
advertised.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
PROCLAMATION
BF CHARLES LYNCH,

GOVERNOR OF the STATE OF MisstssIFPi.
To TIE Sheriff Of LOwhdss C0uafy-GsEETISe:
Whereas, the President Of The United Ststss
has convoked Congress to meet on o. lfst Non
day Of September next: And whereas, a Tscsn-
CIV has occurred in the representation 81 he Stale
OF Mississippi IN the House Of Representatives Of
the Congress ul the United States, BY the expira-
ton Of the tenn ofservice for which MessFs- ClaI
borne aud GhulsoR were elected: /.
do therefore issue this writ, authorizing end
requiring you 10 hold an election in your county
on the third Monday and day following in July
next, ior two representatives to Congress, 10 bill
the vacancy, mt superseded By the members TO
be elected at the next regular election on the hist
Mondly and day following IN November next !;
aud do, moreover, enjoIn you to conduct tho
same IN an respects cOniorushly 10 law and
make due return thereof TO tie Secretary OF state.
In testimony whereof, l. have hereuntO set my
hand, and caused to be affixed the great
/. ;. Seal Of State, al the town Of Jackson. this
18th. dav ofJuuc. 1897.
CnARLES'LYNCIi, Governor
DARLi l.. .ESsoS,
SECRETARY of State
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
THE PIIRI.ICIANDS.

Its believed that the public lands, within the
limits Of the Stges and Territories, amounts TO
three hundred millions Of acres. VI these, n
bout one hundred millions arc in market al 81 20
per acre, but having been picked and culled; the
fes'due are not worth that price, aud oil course
will not soil. To make them sell, the price must
he graduated, or reduced, and this Congress can
do IN few days after Il meets, and thus procure
great suln in specie for the Government. Al
m average ofiorty or fifty cents per acre, they
would bring forty or fifty millions Of dollars. II
Is believed also that there are eight or ten mill
ions OF surveyed lands not yet IN market, ard the
choice Of which would readily sell tor - 20
bard money. Then there are near two hundred
m'll'ons'of unsurveyed lands IN the States and
Territories, whiohCOngrosS can have surveyed
as last as II peases, aud which, at graduated PrI'
ces, would sell as fast as the government could
wish. All these lands will now 60 to settlers
and farmers, and substantial citizens wh0 wish t
make permanent investments OF their money
Inc public lands, IN the present breaking up o.
banks and confidence, will be safe and protita
sie investment Of money, and Tar better thai
boarding. The Treasury order will operate as
Presumption law in favor Of settlers by excluding
specnla.Ors.-.Iissoari Argus.
-
Erti the iaiends Of s. 5. Pmntiss and E. L
hcse. Esqs. will concentrate throughout III
o'ase upon these gentlemen at the temporary cleo
''On next month, what, we ask, ,cin stand in til
@ay q m'ir going to Congress Nth large ma
JOrity1 Naiekex Courier.
- II. CLAIBORNE and s. J. GHoLsoi
u' . ssaHd 81 their roy" not only Of their Ego
ns % Congress srith a large mGjortty," but 0
"er 'O'ng 10 Congress- at ALI.
however much the wings may be excited
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
EXCHANGEI

wish TO exchange small Negro Boy
Afvi & man. and all give the difference incaSh.
july 6, '3T-52-2w RS. BLOUNT.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08

Notice Is hereby given. thai in pu-
Suau,t 1T the above an eechon viii be held IN this
county, after tie manner and FUN theIem pre-
srrribed j. W, EfRN, Sh'H. l. Z.
June u, 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-08
ALIST OF LETTERS

Columbus, June SOth, 1887. 5iG