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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
5000 Reward.

H1N0l the apprehension Of WM. z. STEWART
II -chargcd with Negro sIeang--who es-
capped from me on the night Of the 0lI July, 1898,
near Carthage, Ala, as was taking him from Tus-
caloosa 10 Ere Jail. SAID VIM r. Is a son Of John
Stewast Of Hamilton, Msslssippi, and win proba-
bly, endeasor TO get to bis flthers; he is about II
or q years of age, stout and wen made, with hea-
Wy eyebrows and black hair. Tie had on when he
escaped broad brltnmed drab bat, snuff coored
cloth dress coal, and light coored pahlaoons The
apove reward aiI he given for his apprehension and
confinement in any jail in this State.
r. Il. Bk.ASLEY, Sheriff Of
July, lSiS-2N Greene County.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

to be received BIZ Saii company. and after said Ter
r'ory saaa BE- admitted as a safe. he Legislature
thereof Shall pg>seS> The ise power, aud sand act ST
iHcg-lorausa ., he-yby approved subject 70 tie
notifications ana cons lions Aforesaid.
Approved, June sslh. lS5S.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
NOtice.

MR.. THOMAS Il. TARTT, having pur-
I'VE chased the interest or Spencer Gotten, de-
ceased, in the House Of Gotten, Stewart & Co. ,f
this City, the business will be hereafter conducted
under the firm of Tart Stewart & Co.
THOS. T.. Tariff.
WIN. STEWART,
NM. II, PRATT.
Mobile, May 8, 1s33-5l-lm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
SONG OF THE AMERICAN GIRL.

,oyC OF THE ERIcAN CIR
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her glory:
Her warriors wreath is in our hand,
Our lips breathe but her story,
Her lofty hills and valleys green
Are smiling bright before US;
And, like rain bow sign, is seen,
Her proud flag waving DER US.
And there are smiles upon her lips
For those who met her ioemen;
For glory's star knows no eclipse,
When smiled upon by WOMAN;
For those who brave the mighty deep,
And scorn the threat of danger,
We've smiles to cheer, and tears to weep,
For every ocean ranger.
Oar hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her freedom,
Our prayers are for the gallant band,
Who strikes where honor leads them.
We love the iaintless air we breathe,
Ills Freedoms endless dover;
Wen Irvine for him fadeless wreath,
Who scorns tyrantS power.
They tell Of Frances beauties rare,
OF ltaly's proud daughters;
OF Scotand's lasses, England STAIR
And'nymphs of Slannon's waters;
We heed not all their boosted charms,
Though lords around them hover;
Our glory lies in Freedoms arms
A FREEMAN for LOVER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
By AUTHORITY.

Laws OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED. At rsr
SECOND SESSION or TIE TwENTY-uFIu Cos
GEESs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

Surrendered to me by the said Tracy, aud which
viii then and there be sold to satisfy said execu-
tons, unless the debts and costs are previously salts
fed
JOHN w. BYRN Sheriff
July 9th 1883 ats Iprs Zee, SIS COL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
Paint Shop RenloYed.

2 galley, PAINTER, has removed 10 tho
ADs rear Of Messrs. Hand & Huddleston,s
Brokers' Office, on Main Street.
N. B. WINDOW GLASS Of oil sizes, from ls
by "a 10 by Q, constantly OIL land.
June 10 ISsS--4A-tl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
B. z. WHITLOW. w. w. ALLEN.
WhitlOW s. Allen,

ID. l. w III LDN. w. w. hLIEN'
WhitlOW s. Allen,
Factors g. .1GENTS, MOBILE, Ala
REFER TO
T n, w MGse Esq Esq. Columbus, Mi
Mr.. d. w. Anderson, Sumter county,
Col. Robert e.. Macon Greene county,
Messrs. Byers, Penick & Go. Wetumpka,
e Sr Il TIC G. f. IioI Be,ns' Mobile.
Messrs. Fowlks, Allen & Baldwin, GAINESVILLE.
Messrs J. & e. NJ Coffee Tuscaloosa
Mr.. H. s. Atwood, Wilcox county,
Mr. A. ID. Lucy,
August 4, ls35--4-tf
90 The Flag Of tie Union, Independent Moni-
tor and State Inlelllgencer at Tuscaloosa the pa
pers published at GAINESVILLE, Greehsbprough and
Wetumka Ala, And the Southern Argus and Dem
ocrat at Columbus, Miss, are requested TO publish
the above advertisement and send their accounts TO
the office ofthe Marengo Gazette, for collection.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
tPuBLlc No. AL

| AN ACT to authorize vessels bound for the ports
of Mexico and prevented from completing the
VOYAGES IN consequence of the existing blockade
OF those ports, To enter ana store their cargoeS in
the ports Of the United States
BE 10 enacted by The Senate and House of Rcpre-
sentdtires Of me United States Of .lmerica in Con-
greSs assembled, That any vessel which may have
been turned of from her port Of destination in Mex
leo, by the bockadng squadron, may land and store
her cargo in any port Of the United States into
which she may first enter TO be kept under the Gus.
todY Of the custom-house, free from duty or any
other cho,ge, except the usual storage Pror3ed,
The said cargo he re-exporied within twelve months
from the time Gifts being stored and the provs-
ions OF the existing laws relating to the importation
OF goods, with the privilege Of re-eSportaton with
out the payment Of duty, shall be applicable to goods
entered and stored under the provisions Of this act
except as IS herein otherwise provided.
Approved, July 9Th, 1888.
short time since young buck was walking out
with some young ladies' aud being al loss for a
subject on which 10 display his conversational pow
ers, addressed Que as follows: Miss -, you is
the thing what's nice
An Honorable Sentiment The Boston Dai.
y Evening News says:
"Ihero IS nothing we loathe or depise more
than, man, who while in the employ of an other
betrays ard makes public those errors aud fobles
which be would have no opportunity to become
acquainted with, did not the hand at which he
snaps provide him with bread.
celebrated topper, intending 10 90 10 mas
querde, consulted an acquaintance IN what dis
guse no would advise HIM to co. and received
for answer, go sober for once in your he, and
| viii undertake to say that not one of your
friends will know you
The dispucdtcu in Maine contains about
10000 square mlles--morc than the whole State
Massachusetts. Much of this tract is rcpresen.
ted as calculated to make good tIage land One
hall the territory, or upwards of 100000 acres,
belongs to Massachusetts.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
Attention the winnie,

NOTICE is hereby given 10 an persons
~ ~homsoever indebted to us, either hy note
or account that unless the same is paid or otherwise
arranged BY the LIST day of August next, suit will
be Immediately instituted thereafter without sin
gle exception whatever. E.. B. DRAKE & Co.
June 80, 1888. 5it6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
Land and Negroes for Sale
Columbus Female Seminary.

Columbus Female Seminary.
FRS. NJ, A. INNES will reopen her Fo
w male Seminary - the first Monday in Ju-
~, in Columbus
The SESSION viii continue 90 weeks.
tSj- The course Of Studies will comprise the io-
loving branches, viz Spelling Reading, Writing,
Geography, English Grammar, Arithmetic, History,
Rhetoric, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Chemis-
try, Use Of the Globes
T'rms Of Tuition per Session.
Spelling an Reading $40 90
writing, Geography and Grammar is 90
Higher Branches, 20 90
Muse IS 90
C.olamba' ue 90, 1855 Sltf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04
EstTayS taken up.

Taken up by Aaron Mcpherson, a light sorrcI
mare, star and strip in her forehead, a white spot
ON the right hind foot, and five or SIX years old (S2
Taken up by John d. Jones, a black mare with
little white about the left thigh also much darker
place on her left flank than the balance, and is five
years old. printers lee, So 00)
NJ b. Wpersons entering estraw on the Ran
gers Book, 'cW be held responsible by nc for heJ fee
for alternating the same.
J. FLErCHALL, DIR.
, Aug. 7, 1S3S.--4w3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

sonnsts's Nswsp.p.r E.,abll.h m.ns.

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svers that he 10 beneath notice. This WON do. Every
BODY ooussdsrs that Mr Mann hes received severe
thrsshns. and that he was too sore 10 think OF ma
kng resistance after the deed was dons- This speech
Of Mr.. Slbey's vas IN connecslon with the auction
bill Nothing elss Of Importance in the House.
had forscuen;-th< first section efHs Aaefss" es1
has passed.
The hope Inst the resumption Of specie payments
wll take place this winter, OF even nsx, spring. %
daisy growing more and more faint The bank CON-
lss0ners report attracts more thaa usual attention.
whyf Tie pubic mind Is senslfively alive TO the
subject II resumption. Great expectations had been
formed Of the movement Philadelphia wards. The
intlnstion that Mf. badsls woald resume the next
asy after the New York banks would, made men
rub Their hands with unusual activity. Judge Of the
disappointment that ensued whom the news came Of
the lmposslbllty Of resumption, and VT. blddes I'M
willingness 10 make the attempt. Then men began
20 compare and 10 weigh the statements Of their
BANKS in tins state There but little consolation
to Be derived from such facts a. these
e., a,.,. cs s,. 2rs'S' .s sysssssss P,s'i
s g m.s,' s.a.i % ;1sSs sssss s- :; 10 /
Here are their immediate liabilities and immediate
means without taxing INTO consideration the debts
due among themselves, and 10 and irem Banks with
out the STATE. In - beginning 10 be understood and
felt too that The great evil OF our banking system
has BEEN the small banks. The hank 81 small CAPT.
ta - compelled 10 from two TO three times its
capital before i VII begin 10 rea a. any profit. Our
in New York and Albany s3 CSC COG while their CIR
cula,i0n a: dcposiies are g. rs 096n the proper
ton Of TO |. And yet their sgqrsgate capital 10 only
~ l5j 600, Of which sop $50 are IN specel IL II
not easy 20 that the whole difficulty lies in the
small country Banksl II - nothing for bank Of
1000 600 Of capital pnitng m circulation two mil
hons Of dollars The scale Of issues framed last May
when the suspension act passed ought % convince
any man Of the evils Of small banks. It's notorious
that all the crises IN England have been brosght
about by the slai Stock Banks or Banks Of email
capitals. Ii - not in the II small amount OF
capital realize living profit without the combina-
ton OF productive labor. Large capitals and they
alone, like huge snow ball pessess the capacity Of
gathering large masses Of profit when rolled across
the field 81 trade. This opinion is gaming strength
among many rejecting members. Hence a deep
rooted objection 10 the proposed general bank law.
Small establishments will spring up under such a
statute and cause greater evils than ever. II the
western members can only be induced 10 relnquish
their preference for all local banks unless Of capitals
at least equal 10 million, and II they only be
persuaded 10 go for great State Bank with capital
of say $40 1000 600, and with branches a great i'm
provement might be effected in our banking system.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30


Lule bssssss, psos MARKS the first day Of the week
q. - Dsnk remains pretty frmhs other stocks down
his bse Monday with them. Specie keeps up quotations.
and Treasury Notes will be the sales bring the
prices Which they quoted during the last week.
The Esern Banks s the subject OF conversation and
fesrTh~ DILEMMA IN which two more Of them
placed was s-,cips,ed, ant Il Is anticipated with that
more ~ ihem vii shortly he placed similar precamenl
IN ne midst q all this troubles co,fsien, Il Is curious
70 look the sid commercial wsd there
state 81 comparative prosperity, with far less capabilities
IAN 80 possess This Sowing monetary system adopted
for ne purpose q bringing al their available funds into
ten our have been nvneed for the purpose of
scaernv them and rendering them of scarcely any advantage
81 ARan ard sgsn, With the present system,
80 enpsence sucA easmitirs suffer under. u IL
Asy that N. succssful working the English monetary
syssm may sventusly call senon of public the
hKh mportsnrs ~ Ma iensl Rank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

TOTuk uNEOnTunATE-HUN RED
bNDfA single bottle ~ tkts lnfsbs remedy fer
real dseass hen used directed hes been found every
nsDrs s.ri safe srd cure, having failed
Acknowledged be re sertsin, ATE and
desyersdl does net require any resson 10
Pre-, so.re " ob,sned Only 1t the once Division
We~t d28 linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

fFrom ssr EvssiHg BSssss q yessrssy.i

fFrom sur KvssaHg Bsass q yes~ssyI
Temperascs Trscss--Ns- !.
AiR-WssSm~s, sprv - FRO.
The~~ Dock ~sop~rs oftea fossd On The whsrves
astrde OF rum cas nbhng their ny mssss Of
q straw susker"-N H. Csrreve~<<.o " fx hsSase~s~~
Losfer, spare that casa
s2uck not Q drop of ga
rovso Inv wisk, dare
Commit this deadly sa.
Kpow Iosser, that the cash
Thou ndest ire Of toll.
IA neught bul devils bait.
ria the souL
Though ragged filthy. vile,
Ususd 10 soap comb
Sstxn will netdsdan
TO bear your sp,ra hone.
Then drop that straw and nv
As Il tor life, ask
Haste ee!-sor tampcr with
The spira OF the cash.
when thou but hoy.
Wthtendcr, anxious care,
Thy father warned thee OF
or singe 10 beware
Tsy console u scared
By may years Of sin,
Yet stay else shalt thou find
It's sting 90 deeper in
Go, loafer. leave the dock.
Aud ssbe., empraie. live
L. e'er invent. come here,
Ard will ssccosr give.
II tempted e~r again
Your woes in gir to drown,
Touch TASTE handle sot,
But throw that sucker down
EAU FRoip.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

for they sss jsss alike In ssmper, and require ths very
Identical same treatment. Encourage the gentle and
timid ones, be gentle and steady with the frscssus
and la,her the sulky snes like blasss."
20 The expresses Messalina. Faustina. and Theo-
dora, are said to have been excellent judges Of
line qualitiesi Queen Elizabeth loved 10 lcch upon
man; and in recent times the sutocrstx Csfharne Of
Russia was connoisseuse Of manly schsvemess--but
did think that such scrutiny and appreciation
would be apecularity Of the western ladies' Ye, the
Louisville Public Advertiser says
On Monday night we saw many ladies' with their es-
corts pressing towards the scene Of csnhsgraon Such
scenes afford most excellen opportunities for the fair
we mean the unmarried porton-to make advantageous
selections of companions. The hardy hremen whilst
combating the devouring element freqeny developes
bold and noble traits Of character well calculated 10
cite the admiration of discriminating lady
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

PHmossPHr or woxrs sSs Hossxs.-Thc fol-
lowing though not exactly IN the style Of Ia Bruy.
ere in his famou. chapter iss fsmmesS and though
somewhat rreverent IN the enunciaton Of princi
pls-would contrast well with Dr. Hswk's Aowery
and elegant discourse. The latter - pcctlcal de-
clamatisi, while tins sage . practical preacher
Xenophon wrote a treatise on horses bot We do not
find any smile therein that can be pu. IN opposition
with the following
"when 1 see a child. sad the clock.msker 81 OIL.
ways feel safe with the women folk for | have 81
ways found tina, the road TO womsn's heart lics
through her child"
"You SEEM" said 4. ato understand . wousn's
heart 80 well, make no doubt you are genera r.
vorIte among the fair ser"
ANY man" he replied "thst understands horses
has pretty considerable fair knowcdge Of womcT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

bold Greek arm has plucked il thence, and now tbs
destined to seek the life of the Honorable Senator
tMr. Tallmadge) from the first SO saying the gal
liant Colonel drew back his mighty arm and sent the
gtering spear right through his valiant foe, exclam-
ing with a Stentors vice
When whr whig then comes the ting Of war
tLsughterD
After this brave exploit-and brave il was-the gal
liant officer turned upon Mr.. Verplanck. The latter
gentleman, beng rather short, sheltered himself be-
hind his SHIELD. Colonel Young assumed the ground
that apure paper currency, even though il were re-
deemable, would ruin any nation that adopted it,
His main argument was, that with such currency,
the fluctuations ofprlces would unsele all contracts
go rapidly weud they ensue.
In the Assembly, a capital, jocose and eccentric
speech from the mouth Of Mr.. Sibey OF Monroe kept
the house in n continual rear. Mr. Sibley went INTO
minute and unvornished detail OF the operations of
the Regency for many years past Mr.. Mann has
fousd his match at last In order 10 avoid answering
the Monroe member, he speaks light Of him, and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

MAIL RoBsKRy AND MuRpKR.-On Friday night
the 18th instant the driver Of the United States mail
was murdered within mile and a half Of Stockton,
tMlss) and the mail bags ripped open and their con-
tents rihed. The bags were fosnd next day in the
ncishborheod. The stage contained the New Or
leans mails Of "Wednesday and Thursday, and the
mail Of Friday from Mobile. The driver had two
balls shst through his head.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

NEwYoRK, 27th January, 1858.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

NEW EDITION or FAusr.-The profcients in Ger.
man literature have great before them in bean.
tifu and perfect edition Of the Faust Of Goethe just
published by Mr. Radde Al Pearl street. 1t is ele.
ganty prn,ed-so elegantly that il would almos, tempt
one learn the language have the pleasure Of read
ing the great philosophical tragedy in the original
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

VHE prope,oss OF this article, after protrac:cd and
expensive research, bellows they have obtained from
mel =. least eaomel beneficial effects
upon human system article fres from all substances
productive Of disastrous consequences
The action OF this medicine the constitution Is UNI
versal part of the escaping its influence 1, is
however, the organs of secreon and ererton that
its erea. power particularly nanes,ed From this,
will be have direct eec, upon the hillary organs
and be peculiarly adapted to the treatment; Of baon
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of the Grer and portal circle prevail
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cleanse the stomach and bowels II obstruction,
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the surface of the body accompanied by gentle per-
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action UNIVERSAL and be often repeated,
merely with safety but with great benefit This becomes
indspensaby necessary in cases of long standing; for in
them intense temporary impressions made by m-i
cines seidom ever do good but tend to inure the s-
ina Of the constitution.
1, is cleansing and purifying the system, in per-
harmony with the known ars OF ills, and is undonbs-
edy, of the valuable articles offered fof pub
lie trial and inspection.
This medicine may be had at Apo,hscaries' Hall, Main
door above 9Th Ccnnas and also OF
the following agents in tho State Of Iadiana
Dr. A. Carter-Gree ,sburgh, Decatur county.
DR.. J. NJ. Wh:ese-kngh :stown, Henry county.
DR.. ". Lewis-C!afksburgn, Decatur county.
Dr.. E. Paslon-Anderson. Rush county
Messrs Pierce aud STANDARDIZATION, Grant county.
VIM. Y: Wyley-I Indianapolis.
Ford s. Wakcr-Lafaye,,e.
L. T.. Percval & Co-Hartford. Dearborn county.
X. r. Car,er-Dan-ille. Hendricks coun:y.
T. w. Webstef-C1aw louisville, Montgomery county.
Alexander Vanpel.-Noble, Shelby county.
Mason g. GrfIiih-Connersvle, FayeGe county.
Thomas Mor.ow-dis, agen. for Union, Fayetse and
WAYNE.
J. H. Wrigh,-Ml.on, Wayne county.
Dr.. s. Pfoc,er-Greencasse, Putnam county.
j. & J. Bowen-Lodi, Park county
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Lyon s. Wicox-Evansville.
Allen Makepeace-Ches,erfeld, Madison county.
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One of the propre:o,s and General Agent
CINCINNATI, Dec. 16, 1887. 40
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BRANDRETH;S
Vegetable Universal Pills.

AN EFFECTUAL ASSISTANT OF NATURE
NfESE PILLS recommended by thousands of per
whom they have cured of Consum p,on, Infuec-
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Scrofa, Erysipelas ST. An,hons Fire. Salt Rheum,
White Sweilngs, Ulcers, ofhirty years standing
Cancers, Tumors sweled fee; and legs Piles, Cosveness,
all oruptions of the Skin, gh,fl Dreams Female Com
plants ofeery kind, especially Distractions, Reaxaons
SC.
The subscriber having received thu appointment Agent
for the above Medicine or the Counties of Fayei,e Unon
Delaware, Randolp, Hancock. Henry, Madison. Shelby,
Rush, and Wayne, would inform the public, that he all
times, viii Keep supply hand, either Wholesale
Retail: He will, may be consistent, appoint
Sub Agents in all the principal within his limits All
for Agencies (posr pad) will
promp, attention, and terms male known.
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Conner of Front and w alnut Streets, of Main.
0-. w. Appleton of Cen,rsville, has boen appointed
agent that place. and also Dublin, Wayne County.
Richmond. April 8, 1881 Inf
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Great Western Agency.

FORSEE, Esq. having been recently appointed Gone
al Agent by the Central committee Indianapolis,
editorial corps of the State of INDIANA. bess
his services for editors newspapers
residing other States, and all others who have demands
any person persons residing said State His
will Re kept indianapolis, where any business bis
line will be punc,ualy attended Instructions received
and all orders speedily and faithfully executed. Twelve
per commission will c1ac,ed all collected
and forwarded the order of the creditor The
editors of newspapers, who members of the editorial
ISOLATION this STATE and such Others design
hereafter members of the same. well those who feel
in promoting the editorial in the United
States respectfully requested this
months in their papers, if consistent. tree of charge after
time the usual price will be paid for each insertion.
and may become members of the assoca-
ton. and until disconiinuance IS ordered.
October. IA, 1887. 40-3n