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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance
~ ola deed Of trust executed by james Hun
Ter orthe State Of Mississlppi, Oh the fourth day
of October, eighteen hundred and thirty seven, to
Hezekah ". Cater Of the County of Lownde,
and State Aforesaid, as trustee to secure the pay
menl OF certain Prom'Ssory note, therein men
toned AMI described, TO the order Of the Tom
bgby Ra Road Company, | viii, as ,nlstee Of
fer at pu1hc sale at the Court House in the town
Of Ca.anbus, MissssiPp, on the third day of
Sep;ember, next, Q83s) within the hours prescyi.
bed by law, all tho right, tile, and interest, which
the sad James Hunter, has, in and to the follow
ing described lot or parcel of land, to wit! the
soath half Of section thirty, in township fifteen Of
range nineteen, being so much of he reservation
allowed to Adam James under the fourteenth ar
,icls of the Treaty concluded at Dancing Rabbit
creek between the government Of the United
StAtes, and the Choctaw tnbe or Indians lying and
situate in the county Of Oaktibbeha, and State Of
ailsslsSippi, containing three hundred and twenty
acres be the same more or less; together with all,
and singular, the tenements, Entertainments and
appurtenances to the same belonging or anywise
nppertainlng TO the above described parcel of
land.
Dated this eleventh day Of August, 1893.
HEZEKiAH ". CATER, Trustee.
5-4t Printers Zee, SO co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Gins. Gins!! Gins!!!

YENHE subscriber would inform The public, mat
- he has established an extensive Cotton Tin
Mandatory in the town Of Louisville, Winston
county Mis- Having spared no pains during the
last six months in searching forshe best materials,
and having had much experience in the business,
he feels confident he shall BE- able to give fatsiac-
ticn to oil who may patsorise him. HIS glas wil
be made of Cast and German steel running on the
best of boxing and he will be able to furnish 100 Gins
IN time for the next cotton crop. He would invite
the public in general to call at his Factory and e1
anime for themselves. He wnuia further state tina
be has lately removed from Georgia, honroe county
MARLlE T, COLLIER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
II, W. CATER, Trustee.
[Prnlrr'S Zee $40 Onl

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that III pursuance
~ of deed in Trust executed by Benjamin
Williams of IalabuSha county and State of Mis-
slssipp on the 25th day of October, 1881 to Hrze-
kah W. Cater, of the county OF lowndes and
State aforesaid, trustee, tn secure the payment
OF certain prnmssory note, therein mentioned and
described, to the order of the Tombgby Ralt Road
Company, | will, trustee offer at public sale, at
the courthouse in Columbus, Mississippi, on Mon
day the 81 day Of September next within the hours
prescribed by law all the right, title aud interest
which the said Benjamin Williams has IN and To tie
following described lands, - wit; The north half of
section number twenty-five; the we half of s,c-
ton number twenry-uur; and also the west half Of
the southeast quarter al section numbr twenty four;
all in township No "a, and range No east wing
aud being situate in the county of YalabnSha aud
State OF Mississippi together with ak ana singular
the tenements, heredtamcnts and appurtenances
thereunto helon sing, or in any wise appertaininr
Dated this ! III day Of August, 1883
H. W. CATER, Trustee.
5Wi Tpr fee ST so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

NOTICE is hereby given. that in pursuance
~ of a deed in Trust, executed BY lavender
5, Wilkins Of Lownles county, State Of Mssissip
pl, on the fifteenth day Of July 1897, 70 II. w.
Cater OF the county Of Lowndes and State aforesaid,
as trustee, to secure the payment Of certain prom
issnry note therein mentioned and described to the
order OF Richard Evans, will, as trustee offer at
public sale, at the court house, in the town Of Column
bus Mississippi, on Monday the third day Of Sep
.ember next within the hours prescribed by law,
all the right, tte, claim and interest which the said
Lavander 5. Wilkins, has in and to the following
described ot or parcel olanI to wit: The lots num-
be enc, five, seven and eight, quarter of section
nuloer four N township number nineteen north OF
yl0ge number seventeen east, containing "! 10
100 acres, also lots number four anil SIX qia''ar Of
s0;ton numhcr four in township number nineteen
of range number seventeen east, containing 100 20
700 acres, all situated in The couaty Of Lnwndr,,
State Of Mississippi, together with oil oai sngulat
the tenements, heriditamcnts and appprteuanc,s
thereunto belonging, or IN any wise appertanlng
Dated this the llth day Of August 1888
II. w, CATER, Trustee.
5i4 Printers fee SO ool
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

NO fICE i, Aerel. -.rn, ...4, IA pursuance
= IF deed "a f.l-l. clg-o.vd D., J. !. .t,r.
%. L'Nn as c1-a.s e.i State af e ...-.1.a "a IA.
s.; 1HT f' Aug .. !>s-, TO II ksa IS. cr..'-
lie c't'i' az sac a.i-s H.. ,s st. g.. s.-l-,
Tie pawn al oi ceriUt 81 'u.s>e.y at. -.e, n
mentioned AMI d.Sr.tae,i 80 tie order II. IN. !,n.
hghs Ran Rold C'mpa,y vii. a., trustee. airr
at pubic SAX, AT the c'grt-hnp>c m Columbus. Ms
s1pp on Monday lht 81 tay ot >eremher next.
WITHIN the hours prr>oun hy l. sI the urht.
uiie ana interest wlica Tie >a,l J. las In aud
- the tl"|rng de eh,d aua, T. $685.; ne Lot
nGnhtrd time, in square upGbe ID al-. ,rib OF
Man street, m the pan Of the rtuul 4, ubuS.
IA lswndeS county and State ri Misuse .,,th-
er with all aud Singular ths trlta,.u,. nv
mrni' and appHrltnauceS uerc.uo hr .... r ~
m any wl>e appertasning. Dated tas "A
August, Ii, ", CATER, ir-,,..
"a r. ne - 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Notice.

40 those who may be interested in any Re-
- servaons under the several articles Of the
Cnoe;aw treaty, (niAde at Dancing Rabbit Creek,l
Nhich have nr been located, as well a. those that
are sicatst STAT in future in all cases touching their
l1:sEsst under sucn Treaty, they will make APP
piearon to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs at
washington City, the office Of Locating Agent
Aavins ceased from this day, 9Th August 1888.
aug 25-7-3w GEO w MARTIN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
Notice.
BAxK OF THE ToMBIGBv r. X. Go.
Columbus, March 18th, 1888.

BaxK or THE ToMBIGDv R. X. Go. !
Columbus, March 18th, 1888.
HOOKS for subscription to the balance OF the
- capital stock Of The Tonbigby Rail Road
Company, will be opened at ihef Banking House at
10 O'Clock on Monday the 18Th msl., and remain
open for six months, (nes. tie amount should BE-
previously subscribed fr under an acl, entitled
an act, To authorize Raii Road Companies to dis.
pose Of their unsoIl stock, copy Of winch nay be
seen al The Banking II e.
BY order ne Board.
H. w CATER, Cashier.
March 18th. 1888 36-if
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that N pursuance
Y Of deed IN Trust, rNocuicd by Jamr>
Garter, Of LownleS County State Of Mississippi,
on tie twruly-elgjth day OF August, 1851, to II.
W. Cuer OF the county OF Lowudcs and STATE
aforesaid. as trustee, 10 secure the payment Of q
certain prumls>ory note therein mentioned AMI de>-
cribed, Ia the order of tie Tomhshy Rul Ruad
Company, win Us trustee, OTTER at pubic safe, at
the cuuit house, II the town Of ConntuS Ms4,lp
ri. on Monday the thud day al September next,
within the hours prescribed BY law all the right IT,
tie and interest which the sand James Carter has IN
and to the following described lands To wit; Lots
number one, two, three our and five, N block num-
Der tea, one acre each more less situated IN that
D It OF the town of Columbus, IN the State OF Mis-
>jsSppi iytus ana being situated within the houGda-
RTE, ni tie west half of the north west quarter OF
fractional section twenty one, IN fractional township
eighteen of range number eighteen west together
with his iutercs, IN ail and Singular the tencmcuts,
herejhaments and appurenlnces thclcunto belong
ing, or in any wise appcraUiut. Dated this iith
day Of Aug, 1888. II. ". CATER, Trustee.
ju Primers fee $40 0Ol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01

a )TlCE is hereby given, that ia .a ,uaurc
= v ct a deed N Im,l, executed bY thomas
Christian Of the Stale of Mississippi. IN tic a
day .. Juls 1851, Ia i. W Cater, ut t.r county
Of LowndeS and Stae aforesaid, as trustee. 10 Sc
cure the payment Of a certain promlS>ury note
the,ein mentioned ana deSc.ihcd, To the order of
Francis Letch-l will as trustee, otter n uuhlc
sale, at the court house, IN the town Of Columbus
Mississippi on Monday the third day 81 September
next, within the hours prescribed BY law, all the
right tile, claim and interest which the SAID Tho
mas Christian has IN and Ia the following described
lands 10 wit: part OF lot number five, in square
number Two, north Of mann street, IN the plan OF the
town Of Columbus Mississippi, commencing at
paint sixty feet from tie corner OF Malu and Mar
ket streets, and runhng north twenty ect, thence
west slxty-siS leet, thence south twenty tey thence
east sxty-six feet. tn the llacc OF beginning, ogeth-
er with his interest n eli ana singular the tcncmcns
hercditamentS and appurcnauceS tticreunlo belong
ing, or in any wise appcrtan.nl. Dated this the
llth day Of August ISIS
ii, W. CATER, Trustee
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
fpuBLlc- No 30.
An ACT 10 establish a new collection district IN tie
State Of Mississippi.

NElF NT NIbfIdNPTI.
BE a enacted 6y he Senate and House of Rfprf.
septatiucs Of he Uaued States Of .9mriea IN Con
eress assembled, That al dat pan OF the State Of
NJ 5~yippl north Of the point where the range line
strikes the Mississippi uver, between townships
thirteen and olitecu, Of tie Washington land dlf
trlrt is hereby created collection district, 10 be
called lhc Nickshurg district, whereof NcksbuI9
slal b. the port Of entry subject to al the rcgula-
tons and duties prescribed IN regard to The district
ol Mississippi, by an ACT passed tie thlreih Of June
eighteen hundred aud tliry.our, enlllled " An act
u e,rabsla port % entry At Nalchcz, in Mssis-
sipp aud creating ceran other ports Of delivery,
and ,lr Tier purposes and thai Grand Gpf siaI
he port Of delivery within SAID district OF which
Nachcz Is the port of entry
Approved, july tn, 1885,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-01
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that in pursuance

NOTlCE Is hereby gwen, that IN pursuance
4 V Of deed in rust, executed by William
Gallagher, Of Lowudcs county AL State Of MtsSlS-
slppi, on the 2OrI day Of July, 1887, h He1ekiah
W, Cater Of the county and state aforesaid, as
trustee, 10 secure the payment Of certain proinls
sorry note therein mentioned and described, 10 the
order Of tie romhgbv ka, Road Company. | wl3,
as trustee, olir at public sale at the courthouse
IN Columbus, Mississippi, on lie 81 day OF Septem
Der next. within the hours prescribed by law, al.
the hight Title ana interest, which lie sad " llam
Gallcgner has ia and To the following described
lands To wit: The west half OF tic southwest quar-
Ter Of srction five, o lownShjp sixteen south, in
range seventeen AcSt, in the district oi Ghuciaw and
Stlte Of Mississippi, containing i acres AMI
seventeen hundrcdths Of an ucre a,1 be Wcst hlli
oi northwest quarter of section t4., of township
sixteen south, aud range seventeen west IN the DIS
! rict OF ChoctaW and state of Mississippi, containing
so l7l00 acres of land and Also the eat half OF
| TIE southwest quarter Of section five nj township
sixteen, of range >eyeteon west m the Tuscaloosa
district aud State Of Alahaua containing eighty
acres and seventeen aud q half hundredlhs Of an
acre, together with all and singular the teHements
heEeditaments and appUrteGanccs thereun'o belong
in1, or IN any wise apperta,nug. Dated tbs ! In
day OF August, 1883.
II. W CATER Trrr,ce
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THE DEMOCRAT

- PUBLISHED EVERY sATURrAY ST
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PsN;stsrs Of the UEi:sd States Lars.
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NY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF rHr UNlrED Sr,rrs, PASSED At rus SIC
+. oNn SESSION OF rHE TWENTY -riFTn CoNGRrss.
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Ana Ordinance

Passed By the Board Of Seiectmcn Of NE tornt
Monticello, at their session IN .dpril 1852
DE il ordained ~ the President a.
W Selec,nen Of the town OF Mon'iess,'..
III at the first section Of an ordinance "
the regulation Of PATROLS be SO are"a', "a
so iha, II may not be 40 construct o. ,.r
prevent any person or persons lrou '% -.
,iug their kitcheo or any ne'ghoo. nat.
no quarter on any lawful business % M N.
ever after the hour OF nioe ciocS Il
which shall he LETT 10 the disers''" "
the President Of the Board to JUDY u.
wv A uARGIS, ~.
j. C. Calscx ~
April 81, 1855.
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rml.us Offices ovs nor public houses
as some seem To suppose. A hint, &c.
TIE Ell LECTION.

!.
Nav al.si The election i oyerlN and she
race is lost and won, we havenclhine 70 30
tn reror, the returns asws receive then.
This we intend 70 do, and hope 70 De Al
BILE in the course of two 81 three weeks
10 give the entire vote Of The State. ~
there seems TO be mnrethsn usual inter
es, felt in this election. there are hopes
entertained that the returns VIII be mace
10 the Secretary's Office without delay
.1nd now too. tina, the election Is over,
and we have had an opportunity Of obs
serving the course Of ceIlsin would be
creat men, in this community, in attempt
ing TO cas-, The odium Of Federalism upon
The fair name Of Mr. Prentss, meh
upon whose understandings The first ray
Of intellectual Iighthas mol yet dawned --i
men. (maoy Of them) who, f their souls
we're al stake. could not tell The meaning
OF The word Fedralis, .--bave caught the
foul SANDER from the polluted columns Of
the Globe, the Mississlppian, and The
Free Trader, and arply y indiscrlminsfe-
" 10 every man who does not 'h'nk as
rs IL
they do. There are some men, who'
have some influence, who have made the
charge of Federalism upon Mr.. Prentiss,
,nd declare that he is in favor Of high
Tariff, and Internal improvements by 'he
General Government, Tor the abolition o.
slavery ii the District Of Columbia, Is
We have heard these charges made,
and we have asked for the evidence upon
wb,,h ,hw were founded, aud the only
reason fufsupposing him 70 De an abo''
zionist, i the TACT tina, he was born IN Inc
State ol Maine. There are possibly
same aboliion,sts in that stste-Ergo, MI
p,antiss mus, be an abolilionlst. lh'
evidence BY which they prove him to %
Tariff and internal Improvement man
nav sand as caution to Democrats q
an time 10 come LIT Is this his al
WAYS having been oppose 70 Van bu
rem. who, il will be recolect4d, 10 lSS'
vas the mos, thorough going Internal lm
movement, man il the United States
no, even excepting Daniel Webster .
ii isa fact, nctyet 'expunged. re"
,be Senate's Journal. that Martin van bu
IAN ,hYn Senator from the State Of New
York, did introduce bill into the Senat'
for The erection Of toll gates upon tn
Cumberland Road, TO make the .amer'
can oeopls pay tax ior travelling upo'
road which they had already been'axe'
10 erect, These men, and such As these
make charges against " Prent'ss whc
every well informed man IN Inc co""'
nifty knows TO be sa'se-and Which,
well informed and honest, they wou'
not make themselves. They would ste
i M means, however base, 10 desfIo
the increasing popularityo Of Mississippi
talented and patriotic representative
Such men may for time deceive ? 60 ?
hd,ug people; but the day Is mol 'ar 2
,ani. when they will rise. in the majes
Of their strength, and coos'gn soem y
shades Of obsurity for which nature 2
education intended them.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28
EST AN 8.

.r, vEvAKEN up by Martin
CyNwn 4 King Sent, a flley, 4
Y e@A years old, with white spot
LYON the lef, side Of the back.
about II hand 8 iocies high, appraised
10 SIS nv James King and Alexander
Russell. o3i Arrl 1893.
L. L. Bowen, J. p.
a HARGIS, Ranger.
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.,rsSlppf nail RoSD coNP-dNY.
We are .ejoiced tolearo that the ipck
Of THIS company is readily takrn, aud
that Mississippi is not unm'nd'ul OF her
interest. The prospects OF THIS great
and mporisnt project are truly cheering.
Our correspondent at Galla'in, Copian
county. under date Of the 81 OF April,
writes Va, ,hal con yesterday. the 3ls'ef
March, The books were opened here Ia
take stock in the Mississippi Rail Road
Company. and in less than three hours.
tm 0 hundred and sky thousand dpllarsof
The stock were taken, and am inclined
to think that four Hundred thousand dol.
liars will be subscribed at this place.
Ns,chez Courier,
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SLEEp.-What a beautiful
thing is sleep! There isno sor-
row so deep, no grief SO all en-
during, to which nature cannot
bri some alienation! !; is
the veri,able Lethean cup If
the fabulist, above all estima.
ton. and beyond all price.
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lNlVN Ian r.TTV = $3.50 M a |
gentlemen constitute the board
81 directory Of this institutions
VIZ:
Hi.am 6. Runnells. pfesl-
dent: John i. Irwin. Thomas
Land, 81 b. Morgan John a
{;rimbaIl, j. y, McRae, John
4 1,ooch. George NJ. Barnes
James Ai'Laran, 4. M. wall
hanson.
The salary Of the President
q $4,000. Col. Samuel Gwla'
las been elected Cashier, with
i salary az $4,000; D. Green
.4ear. assistant cashier, salsry
5000: John w. Gildarf, attor-
ncy. salary 5000;
a,i, teller. salary 1000.
its thought that some !, ,'m %,
next month the bank Will ne
prepared to discount, on q sma''
scale, for the relief Of those CIT
.igens Who are afedy. ln our
next number, we will endeavor =.
t,,hestowsa more minute noiice
,,ron tl,is instItution.-S. Sun. Il
W. b. Morgan has resigned,
and V. g. Howard has been APP
pointed by the Governor to MI
his place.-Ep. BANNER
MEETING Al RAYMOND.
"a, d meeting of.lhe cli'zens'
held in the court house, on
Thursday afternoon, the I'm
inst., Col. HAssFoRDin the chair
nd Col. WALLACE, secretary,
the following resolutions were
introduced by S &c Smith, esq,
ana seconded By A. Hutchinson,
esd, anil gen Foo'e, and, after
discussion, were unanimously a.
|dop1ed:
Isl Resolved, That the CIR
cumstances Of the times require
Tie acton Of the people to pro-
feet themselves from the opera
ton Of A system Of fraud, whIch'
under the name and apparent
sanction Of the law, would ena-
|bIe foreign creditors 70 strip
them Of their property wlthon'
an equivalent.
Oh Resolued, That we deem
Iii bnIh legal and just, that a.
men should adhereto the sprll'
az we'll as the les,ef OF then
contracts.
3d ResoIueA That the &c
mand Of goldAnd silver, oranI
o,her than'the currency q tn'
Estate, in paymen, Of debts
would be a variation from IN
| I f
Original contract.
4 4,h Rssoioed, That we WI
4 pay our just debts as we con
rracted Ia do, and we will e
sistany attempt 10 collet 'hes
! liz any other form, peaceab'y,
J We can; forcildy, if we must.
5,h Rssolced, That whrle "
: deprecate even lhe&emblanc
sc resistance TO the laws Of n
Hand, we will, under the prese'
J. circumstances Of our peopl
VI hold any individual who VI
e bid for property, sold for gold !
d silver, or any particular kln''
money, devoid Of the comm'
feeling Of humauily--ai' enen
e Of The State, and unworthy 9
is association.
9Th Rcsoircd, That any int
c..onc. ~ ohstrucf the course
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

xssn fNyAKEN Up by William
" yA--srn 4 Johnson, a sorrel horse,
E@gA yNawiih white iace, hind legs
M ggg white and the right fore foot
white, and The left tore foot crooked. Tor
8 wears old. aud i4-l-2 bands high sp-
praised 10 $50 by William Hendricks
and Bryant Jones. ED April, 1883.
e. L. Bowen, J P.
A. IlARGIS. Ranger.
Arril %. q 81
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Mississippi Rail Road Company.


NOTICES hereby given that 'hs
IN undersigned commissioners w"
open books for the subscription OF wa
tilolsaad shares OF the csP,l stock OF @'
Rail Road Company, on
Monday Inc 2lst day OF May. IN '0s
town Of Monticello. Ten dollars per
share will be required at the time OF su0 !,
scr,bing, in the notes Of any charters0
Bank OF the State.
JOHN s. CARSON,
ROBERT JELkS,
E ENGELHARD.
Commits Sioners,
April 81. 1888 -24-4w
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4
notes Of the bank, which ,he
did fellow carefully deposited
IN his brooches pocket and bu',
toned up--then slaEping his mana
mon It. said, "Noo, dom ye!
brak a soon as We please
fYVide the Snh-Treasnry
bill, (wilh itsiron safes for lock-
ing up the notes Of the Banks
wDich Uncle Sam dare not trust
for u penny forms a s'milafln-
stance Of wise caution.
Extract from tie minutes OF thc
board ofsDircctors ofths M's,
iissippi and AiaJama fa1
Road Company. -
BaASpoN, April l9, 1883.
Resolusd, BY the board Of dI-
rcctors, ,ha, they viii IN seven
~ days from this date. issue post
o,espayal,is in Philadelphia,n
redemption Of their circula'Ion'
payable at cnunter.
They will discount on Ihnrss
days only on cotton, and carry
on, their pledges 10 The plant
ers; and will require ~ eac'l
no,e, besides the drawer, three
uuduuhted securities, together
with their mortgages on pro-
dnctiyc plantations, including
negroes.
| They will furnish their custom
ers Of last year, who complied
with their promises, with snch
/ fuads as will purchase proyis-
ions at par value"
Attest,
| z. P. WARDELL, CASHIER. /.
1 TERpISAyD DE Soro. the dts-
corerer Of the mississippi
His stubborn pride was chang
4 cd, by long disappointment, m
to 4 wasting melancholy; and
rIhis health sunk rapidly and en-
ti,ely under conflict Of emo
! tons. A malignant fever ens,'-
!. ed, during which he had little
comfort, and WAS neither visit
!. ed nor attended as the las, ko,Fs
/, &c life demand. Believing hrs
8. death near 1T hand, he held the
Hast solemn interview With ms
!. follow ers: and yielding 70 the
J wishes Of his companions, who
!. obeyed him TO the last, he ma
med his successor. Onthe mex
!, day, MAY q. i542,) he died
!. Thus persisted Ferdinand &c 30
Ito, the Governor Of Cdha, IN
u successful associate Of Pizarr
4 His miserable end Was the NOR
s. observed, from the greatness Q
! his former prosperity. Ills sol
!; diers pronounced his eulogy 2.
!. grieying for theirloss; the prest
: chanted over bis body the frs
!. requiem that was ever heard o
1ealthe waters Of the Mississippi
i. TO conceal his death, his bod
10 was wrapped in a mantle, ant
20 in the stiffness of midnight, wa
silently sunk in the middle {
!. the stream. The discoverer
Ia the Mississippi slept beneath i
on waters He had crossed z lal
=, ger part Of the continent
's search Of gold, and found NJ
,at thing so remarkable as his b
he rial place.-Bancrofts history
The q. S.
sN THs PEorLE ARE CoaING and
desperate cohorts Of Van Buren, stand
phas,! Paleness oserspfead heirtea'ur
and The cold, clammy sweat y sp
stands upon their ipreheads! On eve
breeze, on every light zephyr. and
the broad wings Of the sweeping tempe
l..rh>ratas and rp vp rherates uOoO the Y
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

s. s Prep.iss addressed the people a,
Holly Spring on The ssy Of c!es'ipp,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

r. FILTERS OF administration having
- been granted 10 HE undersigned by
the Pmha,e Court Of Lawrence County.
"a, tie December term, 1887, on ihe IS
tate ofjsremiah llsrriscn. deceased No.
t,ce /. hereby gwen to all persons having
claims against said estate, 10 present them
duly authenticated within the tine pre-
scriheJ By law, or they will be forever
barred; aud those indebted To said es'ate
are requested 10 come forward and make
immediate payment.
WILLiaM HARRISON, Adm.
REBECCA HARRISON, .qdm'x.
hrr;I on OE-ew