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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15
MOTHER EVIDENCE the superiority Of Hun

n ters I,ed DROP.
DR. a. Levisn Division Dear Sir: Having in
Guarded moment that dreadful disease the
10 your city, and suffering greatly vrulent effects,
and having trsd AL edies without success gave up al
hope, until seeing ADVERTISEMENT when purcl sssd ono
bottle free from It's effects. Thanking
yuu Tor the good has done me, and thinking be Of any
service publish he above you at liberty tn 30 So re-
ma in sir, YOURS with gratitude. JOHN - b..H
Car,,,,,,n * n la, ls lS2a myl-im.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

ssstsSN THE subscriber c0Jr' l9T sale his re-
StS9}saS Sldeuce situated oae nIc east from the
essY<SN euut Aoa>e IN Columbus, an the nId
-. lcalipg Ia the brice al Lagd's on ile
LaA..,, i... TI,rt are 50 acres Of land about 30
ui which are la cultivation ihe balance well tm
bersi. Etg. teen or twenty acres have baen p1nt-
ed in corn tals spring, whieb IN fine order; ~ oT
II acres Va oats; good apple, psach ani plumb a5-
caris Of choice lruit now halua; lew cherTy,
pear aud Qa.acs trees, com abe dwelling hugs,,
ktrhea aud negro house. The water as 6n- as
amy IN the stale. A further DESCRIPTION is dermsi
unnecessary as any pegSan wishing "a purchase can
examine the ppmsss
\ small stock OF c1wS, hogs and sheep with farm
m- utensils w b, sold with tbs place, d rcQugeI
Terus Wi. De accommodating, aud possession
gwen wllaln ten days. App.y 10 Major K Barry
Columbus Nj W 2. paHe., AT the Probate CLERKS
o6cr, or the subscriber on the premises.
Nav 3. 1885 1917 r. D. HADEN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
The Rotary Chissel saw-Iiil.

THVHOSE VIKING 10 build Minis Of tho krd
Il can do 50, BY applying to either oil Che fol-
lowing persons, who act as agents for me
JAMES ~ MoaEHEAD, OF SanmervllIe, Noxubee
county, Mississippi, acting ID the counties OF Alfalfa,
Holmes, Carroll, alabusba, fazoo, Nsxubte, Cboc-
taw and kemper
BEvJAmS Thomas Salem, Marshall county, act
ng IN the Chickaslw Nation.
JoHS THOMAS Jonesborough, Jefferson county,
Alabama, acting in North Alabama.
The MILLS are cheap and simple, easily attached
to the gear of cotton aln. Two horses Can cut
from FIVE to seven hnnl Cd feet Of Plank day
To those not acquainted With she principle il may
be necessary to say, that the teeth are inserted N
the Plate, are perfect chssels, and take the gram Of
Inc wa I'd il that direction that cuts easiest 50 that
Is plainly Impossible to cut Plank with less power 6y
any eontryance whatever. 0ne Of item may be
attached to the gear Of cotton gin, Tor two bun
dred and fifty dollars, including al expenses.
Maya, 43m3s X. y lHomAo'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
Notice

IN Gssi settlement hetaesa ". =. Sush.
" ice FORMER Publisher OF tls Democrat ant
nav 81 81. o.. brooks, mites aud sec1art n7t s-.t.ei
have t-.1 Transferred Z, mc. tssc assumed al.
the te.ts 70. TIE .1 concern AMI s' me s-ns oae %
are 20 be qali % me alone, Mr. Smith, having tem
tii> day, a1,lHr mare q 30 u4h iac settlement ~
lhs business Ash cannot attenj in person % the
5a>acss, SHAH o. necessarily crmQt.cd 20 put q
hr,e Ju1gn, 90 she notes ana accounts unpaid, N
hi, bands 81 An olFcer tor CORRECTION. Tie debts 81
tae OF concern must be pojd orlhwllt, aHd hope
al taose indebted 10 II vii b. prompt 10 De- cha-sug
ihe,f du.S. II IL. WORIHtNG TON.
App, ST. 1883
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
New md fresh EnnlIs.

WNR0TTE1 & SYMONs. use nog Tcco,y-
4 ms Ge.s SP.ing saj Sumucr supply cf
new and fashionable Goots, which Will consist oC
olmos, every article cu>tomoi may des'fe. THIS
stock was recently purchased in TIE northern
Cities by one OF tie firm with much care ana az
tenaoa. We only ak th tse who are disposed
to purchase fresh goods, To eall aad examine oar
assortment, ana Sc promise TO Do al il 1ur pow
CT to render e,erv ,aisaeuan.
TROTrER & SYMONS.
Nav ), 1888. 43T
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

d.. NlsE-,}e presume tLere may b. few
aoF'ez' led a'ls;4 vha 81. dll5, be tru.l Of the
a'e5.a'a. a., Nohs was pIrohased by lie Bank
.yF -, lJ., sl.h1lga iae evidence appears ua-
on tie records or tie nation.
Il there be aay slch IL ;Lsa hear what James
GORDON Bennett say, rIo At the time was as-eci-
atsl With WeJJ AMI Noah in editing the Courier
and Enquirer, and who is now The editor OF a
Wing paper, IN New York.-Rsysloi.s.
at happens that every allegation made by Mr..
Ctlley IS tact and truth, know the fact myself.
can bear w,tues, heiure God and man, that
James Watson WEBB and VI. NJ Noah, we're
rRIBED, BOUGHT AND PURCHASED, as cattle IA
the Balls Head, through the fundamentally OF
Sdas L. Burrows, 10 support aud advocate the
United States Bank"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

WoXDERs or CHEMsrY. Aqua'ohis and The
The air which we breathe are made Of the same
materials. Linen aud sugar, and spirits Of wne
are SO much alike 10 then chemical composition
that an old shirt can be Converted into lis own
weight IN sugar, and The sugar INTO spirits Of vine.
Water IS made OF two substances, one of which
is the cause OF almost all combustion Of burning,
and the other will burn with more rapidly Than
almost any other thing IN IA uTe. The famous
Peruvian bark. so much used to strengthen weak
stomachs, aud the poisonous p inclple OF opium
are formed Of the same materials.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

Fifty years ago this day, as We learn from one
Of the party, about Slxty-iour persons 'nded at
the junction Of the Ono and Muskingnm nyel>,
under the command OF Gen. Ruu+ Putmm ard
commenced the settlement OF the State OF Ono.
10 the presence Of nearly throe hundred indians
who had assembled on The opposite uaak Of the
Musklnguu. The landing took placeai 10 O'Clock
Of bright and beaoiIiuFsprng morning. What a
change have these fly years produced m Ono,
its dark forests have swept awaysbelore the axe
of The seulrr-flrniS, towns and cities now oc-
cupy the site Of the wigwan, the steamboat has
taken the place Of the canoe, and population Of
a million and upwards exist on the same terrific
ry that supplied bu scanty subsistence TO a lev
hundreds oIrovlng savages. Such RAPID and
entire change Is without precedent IN tie hI-to-
~ Of the world. Nashville Uaion
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
Notice.
BASE OF THE IoNrIcnr r. +; Co. !

BASE OF THE ToNrIGBY X. Il. Co.
Columbus, March IGth, 1888.
EnOOKS for subscription 10 the balance oil the
I'D capital stock Of the rombgby Rad Road
Company, vii be opened at their Banking Hoase al
10 o'clock on Monday the l9ih INST, and geman
open Tor six months, (unlesS the amount should be
previously subscribed lor,) under an act, entitled
F" an act to authorize Rail Road Companies To dis.
pose Of their unsoll stock, copy Of which may be
seen al tie Banking House.
By order OF the Board.
H. w. CATER. casHsr
Mach l7th, 49, g. 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
Eagle Hotel, DC KaIb, Mi.

9"S7s'ss. THE subscriber announces to his
ss,$S GIftaN. }lal7 aad The public lbat lie conHn-
lES,y, - 9uls % bcep house Of pubic enter
~ 80 y, 20 tanmau on lbs old stand. tie Will
a lew days have competed h. new building beng
q iagc and commodious addition 10 his peacut
house. EIe vi. have ready by May court mum
Der VI comfortable rooms for gentlemen Of thc bar
and others who may wish to D, uninterrupted lie
ia- als1 oldd blr t. IFS other accommodations
liquors.
The subscriber returns bis thanks for tho laJ0rs
herr tofoc bestowed on tim oad hopes BY constant
cnlea,ps, to give satisfaction, and 10 merit and r.
cevc % conla1ance Of public favor.
Apnl 7, 1855 1916 WY FOX
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
State of Mississippi. Oktibbcila co

Joseph Shaw & josiah Watkins
VS.. Attachment
John Norton. for $50 So
NOTICE Is hereby given, hat Tie above at.
' tachmeni aas issued AZ the suit Of the sad
plaintiff against the said defendant, rs removed
debtor for the sum aforesaid, and has been returned
to this Office duly executed and is now pending and
undetermined in the circuit court otObtbbeha coun-
tystae Of mississippi, and that unless the said defend
ant shall appear on or before The 9th monday al
ter tie outh monday Of April, 1898, being the lr-l
day Of the circuit court Tor the county Aforesaid, give
special bail and plead, Judgment wall be entered
against him. and the properly attached will be sold
Il, satisfy the plaintiff demands.
Witness the clerk Of the said court Goth dag Of
April 1887. JOSEPH YEATES, CLERK.
434 Primers Fee 81 50l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
House 20 Rent.

Z WISH % rent my Dwelling House, situated
g 10 ihe upper part of iho town. iu which Uo"
s, ard also ms store house ca M1a-sireet, Until
the Ist O.. January next. ANY persrn wishng %
rent Dazzling ~ Store HOUSE, Utl dn We. p eau
.on the sihse1S.r. Wm. FCKF0RD.
Columbus, Anrl %, 1883 d2u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
Dwel,lng and Ave Lois for sale.

TEVIE FANNY RcsrnpNcE occupied by tie
e subscriber, immediately adjoining the Fc.
nle Ca..re anl due Franklin Academy. There
are air lt, under cultivation. The place confirms
a lgry CON cuivut ami comfortable House and well
nr excellent water The situation is pleasant and
RETIRED. HI ID heaud(al pare Of the town.
Also Eve umuproved LOTS IN the immediate VI
cjaty ot my residence, winch afford a pea-ah'
briIn, s;ts--coutsin considerable wood aud have a
stfrain of water running through them. Lease o.
hast mentioned Lots but tUo dollars per annum'
- Terms very accommodating.
ROBERT BRUCE WRITER
Anal ~, 1883 I9wl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
state of Mississippi, Oktibbehn 90

state of Mississippi, Oktibbeha Co
Jer miah Eiossard
vs.. Attachment so 90
John Norton
NOTICE is hereby given that the above at
~ tachncnt vas issued at the suit Of The SAID
plaintiff against the said defendant as anabscondug
debtor for the sum aforesaid, and has been returned
to this Office dig executed, and is now pending and
Undetermined m the circuit court Of Okubbeha coun-
ty. State OF Mississippi and hat unless the 'aid de-
PENDANT shall appear Oh or before The fifth Monday
after the fourth Monday IN April 1888, give special
bail and plead, Judgment win Ne entered against bim
and the pmperly attached viii be sold to satisfy tie
plaintiffs demands
Witness the clerk of the said Chcuil court the
29h day Of April, 1888
JOSEPH YEATEs, clerk,
45-4w [Pr fee 81 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

THE PuYslcIAN.-Th life Of physician is
life Of contradictions He is sandcred, aud de-
rided vet be is sought with avdy, and freely
received INTO the bosom Of families. Ills opm-
ion can blanth the check, or suiuse the ,yo with
tears of joy; and his lpsare as closely watched,
as if from them proceeded the ISSUES Of HE aud
death. lie lives by the woes Of others and
while he would s,aryc it con>an health were the
attribute Of our race, he IS endeayorng to Danish
sickness from among men, while success IN his
ayocaiion would ruin him forever. die is always
engaged in a war against bis own bread and but
Ter.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

n. lao, Hagan, the talented editor Of the Fcks-
.u' I =, .,.sissoler, to supply the vacancy occa-
o1o- "a \, tive resignation OF Mr.. MeLaren. This
,.,s,, Is an excellent one, and reflects honor
-, The executive.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
SHOCKING STEAM BOAT DISASTER.


ONE HUNDRED LIVES Losr.-Day by ddy the
melancholy duty devolSe4 upon Us OF recording
some new disaster, suue severe aud distressing
calamity. One steamboat accident follows upon
anJ.hef IN such rapid succession tat the ,uk
she'd upon the record has scarce tine to dry IA
,he intervals between their occurrence. We have
nnw before u, The The painful task oil presenting
the details OF one of the most shocking and
heart rendering disasters Of which we have ever
cad. Saturday morning NJ abaut o'clock tie
steamboat ORoNoxo, Capt. Ja9. Craui0rd, col.
ipsed lae, while opposite P'mceton'- 80 amt,
above til CITY, at winch place she had stopped
10 send her yawi ton passengers ne derb pas
sengers were upol .ae lower deck aAalt HE en-
one. The herhs were filed and lac floor d.
round covered With mltrasses. We should nul
suppose the room would accommodate mon; thau
100 per,uns. rha number Of deck passengers
on board is estimated by Capt. Crawford at s.
to 100. 4 gentleman vino was Al work among
them. a carpenter, esum1tes the number al 80.
The steam swept htolgh the whole length Of the
boat with the strength Of the lightning torrent car
ryinr every thing before it. \ great number were
blown overheard aud nearly Il not quite all were
ScaldPd severely SOME Cu''P'V'Ng NNo"'"'Nd az,
shockjnaly maneed; some hantIc with despair aus
anony Jumped overheard; the deck was slgewr
with flty HELPLESS sufferers and the rlyer alive viii
them swimming to tue bank. then from It IN til,
widest phreasy. To demll the many dl,tressIu,
circumstances connected wrh this dreo iu TRACE
DIV wuad be too revolving 10 our readers, Ihu
" helpless sufferers were brought here from
Princeton, Of whom sixteen have since died
twenty or upwards were left at Piince,on, o
whom We are informed this morning, thirteen hav,
died. All that were abeto travel or could re
upon another boat with the assistance of lhcl
friends continued upon their course. There wer,
also seven or eight negroes on board, 10 o
whom have been seen since. Ii IS impossible t,
form any accurate estimate OF the number q
lives destroyed. Every name IT was IN our pow
er to obtain is given III the list below. The CABIN
passengers wtth the exception OF Ar. Myers ant
child, escaped uniniured. This gentleman on
hearing the explosion seized his child aud rushee
into the cabin, which was den,ely filled w,,i
steam; the rest remained in their stale rooms
We cannot state wih confidence whether Mr.
| Myers and child are dead, Lut 20 It Is rcportc,
and that his lady WAS slightly injured. Seven t
! / 0 OF those blown overload were picked up by ia
yawl; the others disappeared One or tWo ii I
! thought were also saved by a skill from the shar
Every aid in their power was rendered by til
citizens Of Princeton, but for whose assistance
would have been Impossible to have fastened Ii
! boat to the shore. - icksburg Register.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

u committed an error IN oar l15s paper III
.i,ias The returns for 1t. Colonel Mr Rye re, =,
''"' ,sf instead Of 526, consequently Col.
las majority was but IL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
ltEP3RT
orr. n. Nullln, County Treasurer

HR.
John n. Moulin. Treasurer, or County Tax,
In account with the county OF Lowndes.
1887. Dee 20, To cash received Of Il. ID.
Haleu. deposited by VI. NJ. Brooks, Tor
utr treasurer SoZ9 ~
IsSs February "a. Cash rcccvelofS. G.
Wells. assessor and collector 2s3I "a
Cash reed Of o. 2. Brown, clerk Of the
circuit court, 5s@ ia
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

- 60 HA55a GrsEnAl,-Iho 90
-. l., returns. or the e'ec.,oa r. '-a,-'
81 SIS Dt,isioa, 50 faras rarvH'1
eltt@' - Tr Fr-f = ri Gtre-f.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
Cans! Guns :!

E HAVE Just received from Philadelphia, 2
4 dgz. superior Tyon Rifles, which Will be sod
.aN. April 2s,r WM. BEDFORD.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

IN compliance with tho above resolution, no
IL tee is hereby given, that on the 18Th day Of
june next the board viii accept and ratiiy tie best
offer made them iof the construction Of tic Bridge
referred 10 in the same. A profile Of the work viii
be subject to inspection at tie Banking-Housc 10
Columbus at aud for few days prlhr to the umc
mentioned iir closing The contract. None need APP
ply except such as come prepared to.gye The most
ample securities for tie per0rnanceol their con
Tract and alI other 1hings being equal, preference
The work in tie shortest time.
A. n. JONES, pres't
April q, 1888 4ll9
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
Grocerics.

FENHE subscriber has vet 90 hand large stock
Il OF Groceries, WINCH NH be sold low Tor
Cash. WIN. ECKFORD.
Apul :, 1888 39h
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
Grcnt sport! CONC and bee.
Spring Races!

RvEB the Hyde Parke Course, will com
" mence ON tie first Monday IN May, Zee for
any horse m ,he United States complying with the
rules of the Club For particulars, see "SPrt Of
,hc Times" W. A. NEkf IL, Sec y.
Columbus, Mss march 3, lsSs-3i-9w
Tber regular Spring Races will commence on The
IN and continue for week; the races at Green's
h,roagh, Ala have been postponed N order 10 give
gentlemen chance for the pGrses a, both Places
PRDPRlETORS
Aprl a, 1888 alive
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
Notice.

q Ii. those indebted to the subscriber by Note
"a or Account, are requested to come forward
and pay no. as we shall on the first Of June place ELL
our Notes and Accounts IN the hands oi All ulcer
for collection. Il is not our wish to create cosl AID
hope they will be paid without
NAV ). asa d. 4 w. STANTON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

Auction ANA Commission Business
E0HNW BYRN s. 4. G. BURGESS have
@1 associated themselvc, together for 4g pur-
pose Of tauacdng General Auction and"Con.
mission Business. They viii attend 10 the sale Of
all kinds of property that inay be offered, and viii,
also receive aud store all kinds Of goods that per-
soils may wish 10 lave sold either at private sale
or al aurlan. Store on Main street. one door east
Of M'Ciure & Humphrts.
j. W. BiBN,
A. G. BURGESS.
Columbus march 3. 1855 3id'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
Mississippi Union Bank.

NOMPLETE forms Of the various Blanks
~ furnished by the Attorney foT the Union
Bank may be had at this Office also Blank Wnts,
Blank Deeds, Summons, Executions, &c. May >
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
TO Asslstant-Q uarter Masters,

To Assistant-tk uarier Masters.
find Commanders of Volunteer CompaRies Of
The State d Mississippi.
YOU are hereby required 10 report Immediately
10 the Qna-ter-masler General the number and con-
dtion OF Tire arms and equipments belonging 10 the
State, now Ia your respective charge.
BY order Of tie Comuandcr-in-Chcf.
l.. A. BESANCON,
march 81 3SH O. NJ. Genl Mss militia
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
Amount expended,

Ba,ncc county tax remaining N recsu-
rtrs hands SEe l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

fsTwo Factions Of haIfa cent each, are included
III the total amount, which do not appear 10 Tie gen
tral account Pr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

EoLUMDu8, MI ApFI ~, I38s.
'Resoired, Tint the President advertise forth
with, that the Board VII be- prepared at lc end Of
SIXTY days from this date 10 make contract for
building Bridge Gor tie use Of the road to be con-
struciod by ibis Company across the Tombgby
river al Columbus, and invite proposals"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

W. lo,rn from the MsissiPpian that the new
49,. House is nearly completed Capt Nichols
= e,.,s Architect, las just returned from New
o =, with copper for the roof aad large num-
a . TO complete the building at an early day
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

Having been assured thai the han'p'' I"'''''' ''e
F5;.orof the Argus promptly informed US was print
u without lis knowledge or consenll alluded to N
IL, wee,'s paper was entirely suppressed, and
ne, "a injury could possibly result to ourselves or
r.o,3. we regret that any notice was taken Of il.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
SPECIAL TAX.
mr.


DIR.
1888. jan. | 10 cash received Of K y.
Hldcn balance deposited with him by
former Treasurer, VI. NJ Brooks sj4s 80
Fcb. IL; 70 cash received Of Samuel 6.
Wele, assessor and collector 1890 90
March 10 cash received Of r. D. lEa-
den, omonotof j. II. Morris note, SEQ 90
do r. cash received Of same l0r inte-
lcsl on the said note IS co
March Q. 10 rasli received Of $. G. Wela,
assessor and collector s45 90
ID %, Cash received Of s. @. Wells,
assessor aud collector 193 Is
1864 81
Amount expended, 1859 %
Balance of Special Tax remaining
~ Tfeasmers hands, 1895 80
1888 DR.
Feb 10, b. cash paid Benz. Toomer
superintendent OF Jail $3.50 90
March g. Ry cash paid Geo N5ughan,
order Board County Police, 1900 90
do BY cash paid, interest on satAe 80 %
Amount expended, 81 $50 Is
al Of which Is respectfully submitted to the
Board Of County Poice- April 5lh, 1888
J. n. MULLIN,
April 2s, f2t2 County Treasurer
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

1T. - 10 New York Gazette Of the ID, says.--Ttis
ny, that the u $. Bank has refused to up
S'ii' delegate to the Bank Convention.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

VINO FALsEHooD.--lt was currently report
a here On the days of election, we are cled'biy
informed, that the city Of New York in the re-
ZEN, chatter election had gore against the adj
ministration by majority Of y, 90 yoles.-
Comment on such falsehood, circulated On such
an OCCASION, il unnecessary.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

ETIho Argus, and his "loayes and fishes"
1--WE 'hank thee. jew, for teaching US that word,)
s0ai % particularly attended 10 in cur next.
NEVER DEsFAlE!-We have been beaten in
"'S county, but we will not stay beaten. Our
,.'shas IN the country stand firm, and there is a
0Partan band in the town who cannot be shaken,
anu wall never yield. Surrender Lowndcs coun-
v'o Iae bank federallsts Never! The idea must
"0' % entertained for moment. We have
D'sh taken this time by coup de MAN. sly
''u insldous movement, when we were off Of
wi guard. This cannot, must moi be the case
again. Our friends have but 10 uiH II, and
Ao"ndcs will be speedily restored 10 the proud
o.alld which she has always heretofore held a.
"ons her democratic sister counties.
20 New York Gazette Of the ID, says:--rtiS
''pof'ed that the u. S. Bank has refi,sed n A.,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05

Bank Tombigby Rail Road 90.

Columbus, Jan. u. ls3s.2o-tl