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NOTICE.

d : ~ Dad 81 ftust made by Capt.
=, se'nan 10 tho aadersigasa. fo' por
-. 9snliourd, hail proceed to sell. IN
a 49,. hatlo''s, on Thureds the 2cih o.
~ eibg the Thufsday u The County
M ,,,s IN property th,reio specified, conslss
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Gully or not Guilty,-Noi long since
an lrshman was carried before Court IN
Boston to be tried on criminal charge.
The clerk asked him in the usual form
equity or not guilty" POUNDS, replied
the prlsoner, h" do you think | will tell you,
that's phdt you hare 10 try"
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Supposed ne, profit on 20 acres. sl7,s6l 66g

The aAove abatement, s0cr dcduc,ing $1,000
fat canttngcnees shows nearly so per cent. pro6t
this sri.s., a. tho subscriber has before shown,
from the cocooaa sonsetlud into raw siik, and "
may be- proper 10 state, that all such petilons OF
the product Of the farm as might be made into
sfring uk, would Weld nearly 50 per csni Insrs
profit, 50 per paund in additional reiut a, the
minitnum price, being impaired 10 tho commodity
b. the process making 10 ths aggregate an ~
crca.e 81 100000, Whiie tia, OF the expenses ia
but Sill j0l, which leaves in favor OF sewing silks
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CalrAlation showing the probable receipts and
stg-snaustcs atislng from 70 ACRES IN .hc Sill
1u.tuFs.
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10 I 0ach-Y7aLers.

itli'bE Jpu'ncY men ascs Mixers
~. r hna rlnploy n,ut here. II application
y. -. olc isadY maktr is wanted. None
hse u sabct hahh need spply
o.. CHARLES OVER MAN.
4RAF 1888 ftlll
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TO TIE gI.TC.

Iri sHV's = ffrsh Ned
ifines, Drugs, Paints. &c. s,rbfa.
shs ai.i r called f., ~ a,y
iararva .ca re sftrlr., sotnr
a hsssi b,a ats8 here aessft
'''ra Taaic f5r Frrcr ami Acue,
'e'7 PeYarrs, f4dt4a Paaac,a,
{ F'a, Jagls's Indian EzJd.
hofd Narnplrilla,
O'qfaea', PiFirtar.
''' sg-pp n Surnpartita.
>, 8o,n Syrup,
- III - Pllis, Corsaias,
ga Perisr', Iaaciass.
ai %. Curaifd kah,
%, ironahc salts,
az ipH Chamomiie pats,
.'is7'tr, RI. Sarmplrtila,
PINK Rooi,
LELAND Woss.
manc Liaemrai.
,'a'g Ba'ti,s, Chloride Of soda,
Il B'u'ha, rery fa,,
Njap Toilet poudcgr,
va isrt, Paiaf Brushes, SC. &c,
e eonpists ass"rlsueut than Ia usp
~ BACH country | am dricruiat j
money Than any Other person IN tbs
'ia@ihs and you sill Gpd ny price.
''ss slth the al.4vr
T. \. " All nee.
= Jalg l>ga. tu5tf
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TER Ms:

-ro nolLAES, II paid In advance.
y" nl.sfs aud fily Cents, II not paid within
81 pOar., If not paid until the end of the
.,,e, di.conliaued until all arrearages are
-, Al lhe option OF the EDITOR.
1 ,.,s,t,seaonts inserted al the Dollar per
.is ias o. isss, this sized fyps.l ior the
4. a.oa. aud - ceaIs iof each continuance.
4 .s,tt,.enents aud SbcT IL Saics charged
.a. higher; aud deduction OF 3J5 per
4 \. made from the regular prices, isf adj
-. b, nc ,eaf. Advertisements ordsfsd ia
4 I, esrfY pubiicaiioa'--or asserted other Siss
ar.y, IL b. ensrgsd as ns~ every iSssrsiOn
AGENTS
,lp 4 Cochran. Mveklenhufg, C.
\ u.rfis. Mil Gfsye, \. {.
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WEEkLi ALMANAC.
NOTICE,

s...7 slssa. that agplis altos wiil BE- made
ID, 80, s5.slan u ias General Assembly.
rssa Il Nr- Coaa'y oct 81 part u
st.s ssa Aasan C0galier.
l.g-. 100
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"o"seh0id Furniture,
'''a t. qnan'iiy OF
MI YER PLATE.

n w q Boots, Horse and SuiLg,
'g y Nnrptying ladrumra,s.
hh -" W. }. ALEXANDER Trustee.
's tI07
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
Man Of MlssIssinni.

PROPOSALS for publishing Splendid Map
n Of the Stale Of Mississippi, together with
portion Of the adjoining States to be laid OF in See
tons, on the plan adopted BY the Ceheral Govern
meni, m surveying the Public Lands
BY JoHS IA ToURErrE, soUTHERs S1f-NAKER.
An accurate Map THE State Of Mississippi, in
GLIDING the Territory hiely acquired from The Choc-
taw and Chickasaw Indians The Map extends
from the Aciaiasya RIVER in Louisisna, to the esst
side OF Mobile ,--tiucludiag the two Giles Mo-
bile end New Orleans, and showing The cOnnexiOn
between them,)-From thence north to the State Of
Tennessee, Cnciudng about eight counties Of the
State Of Alabama -Thenee west, so as to embrace
the southeast coTnero the State Of Arkansas. From
thence south to the Atchaiaaya River. Then we
hive the great Mississippi River called aTbe Father
of Waters fgom is several mouths, Cor the Balize)
with al is mgauiers 80 the 50 az. y. L. The size
OF the Map is 60 by 10 inches and contains upwards
90 30 square feet.
For the purpose Of Making this Map correct, the
Publisher las taken exact copies OF all the Town
ship Maps (made hy the United States Surveyors,
from winch the Lands are solo, at the different Land
Offices. 1t is projected on scale of one inch to thu
Congressional Township, which is divided into SO
sections or square miles. The Spanish grants aud
odd shaped sections and also the long narrow strips
OF Land on tie Mississippi River, and BavouS, in
Louisiana. are shown on the Map. 1t is 50 arrang-
Ell that person can point to the tract which he
lives The Counties are put IN their proper forms.
Ihe Land Districts shown on the Map. Each Town
and Post Office It's right quarter seb.si 'yith tir
name annexed. The water courses are laid down
correctly, and the milts by water marked on the
principal onea, 50 that each person see how far
be- IS from Market The principal Roads are mark
cd through the sections with as much accuracy as
practicable with the distance in miles, between the
Towns or placcs n( note MANY Of the Roads were
measured by the publisher himself whohas construc-
ted and made machine for the express purpose Of
asccraiuing the distance that he travels, so as 10
mark ii correctly on the Map. The margins Of the
Map are TO contain suitable statistical tables.
\. b The engraving Of the Map is nearly finish
cd, aul VIII be ready tor delivery 10 lew weeks, as
sooa all the landings on the navgablc streams are
ascefatned.
June g. lS5S--iS M
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ShcriIs SnIc.

EpY virtue Of four wns Of f. la that issued
bD from the circuit court Of Lowndcs county,
and 70 mo directed, sIal. proceed to sell iar cash
before the court house door in the town Of Column
bus, on Monday The second day Of july mkt, all the
right, tile claim and interest, that Edward Hardy
Ias in and 70 the l1lowing section of land, 10 vito
Section number eleven toXishp number seventeen,
north Of range seyca caE aud the Improvements
thereon,
Also one house and lot IN the town o. Colbert, tie
number made kuown on the day Of sale, to satisfy
said executions in favor Of Moore T. Carter and
others. Salt within the hours pfcscribcd bv law.
JOHN w BYRN,
Sheriff ul Lownles county
June J. 1853 Aid FPS fee, s. 00l
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Columbus Hotel.

4 II. LIVINGSTON has taken into CO.
~ partnership WISH him in the TAVERN
BUSINESS, joins Q. BRAcsEs, ~iornery from
Alabama, but more recently from Aberdeen
We intend in the course Of a few months to make
Improvements in our establishment 50 that we cah
accommodate sixty persons than we can at ths'
present time. II is our fun determination that our
table shall not be surpassed by any in Mississippi
Our attention to Travellers shall be untiring, and
every effort on part 10 make our guests com
Portable, VIII be done with great cheerluness. All
NE ask Of the travelling community is TO give us
can and Judge for themselves
LIVINGSTON g pRACRFN
1uhe = 300 4flt ron
gE1- The Tuscaloosa Fa1ef the Union will n
publish the aboyenotiee or one month, and
Their bi TO Livingston AMI Bracken, Colunh
f-,vfngut
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Sheriff sale.

MY virtue Of sundry Executions, 10 mo d.
u reclcd, from tho Circuit court Of Winston
County, shall proceed 10 SCH for cash before the
court house door Ia the town Of Louisville, on Mon
day the 10th day Of JuIy nest, all the right title,
clam and interest that Jesse Il. WIT has in and to
the west hall Of The southeast quarter, and east
hall Of the southwest quarter OF section 6, town
ship 3, range II aisl, the east hall of the north
west quarter, and west half Of Tie northeast quar-
ter Of section 7 township 10, range / east the
same lying twelve miles from Louisville, on the
Robin.on road, well improved the place where said
W.T. formerly lived levied on to satisfy an execution
in favor of Joseph Q, Dawson and others against
sand Jesse Il. Wu.
JOHN H. HARDY. Sh'E
dune Is, 1888 i1ai lrr te ri 80
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Gllcrlg,s sale.

hD virtue Of one wit Of H. la TINT ISSUED from
AD the crcuil court of Winston county, and 10
me directed, slal seIl for cash, befre the court
house door, 10 the town Of Louisville, on Monday
the 10Th dry Of July next, al the right title. claim
md interest tint John T.. Evans has in aud 10 tho
following quarter section Of land TO vita southwest
quarter ~ section tweuty-sx, taanship number hr-
tecno range number thirteen east, 10 sltsf; said
execution in favor Of Jonathan Ellison. Sale with.
IN The hour, prescribed by aw.
JOHN H. HARDY, Sheriff.
Of Winston county
June 47s Printers Fee 50 COL
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Drnncr and Tailnr.

a ri ARRISON JOHNSTON, successor 10
M irwin Johnston respectfully informs his
cd customers and the public generally. that he has
just returned from tie north with splcdid assort-
meut Of new and fashionable goods consisting in
pai u super Due oiiack, Ade!a, Brown, Green,
Oxford and Cadet mixed Cloths Blue, Back. and
Ribbed Cassmers Of very superior quality; Black
Sdiin plain and figured; Back Velvet, pain and f.
CURED Vestngs OF every description; Bombazine
and Thbct Of all coIors; Ribbed aud plain Linnen
Drills and Qntings; Linnen and Cotton Shirts;
Merino phd lambs wool Shirts and Drawers; black
Satin and Linnen Bosoms Linen and silk Hand
kerchieG; Six and Cotton Hosiery, Of all kinds;
Silk and Horseskn Gloves, with many other articles
too numerous TO mention.
n. B. lie hopes his old friends and customers
viii not expect hun 10 give one, kSYo or three years
credit, as his means will not Justify him doing bust
ness on such terms. As he has 10 pay cash for his
goods and labor, he will expect the same, or at very
short credit % those who viii pay their accounts
when presented. In all cases his accounts must be
{ 1o1a,a9.a. So. dre when presented.
=. tern do you give him hand-saw graus.
he The Lexington (Ky.) papers announce
At marriage of Mrs. Catherine A. Barry, Telict
We the late Postmaster General, 10 the Hon. I:
s. Hickey.
c The spot chosen for the Seat Of GOVERNING
-. Of Texas, by their recent Congress, Is Elbf
Isngue on the Colorado River neGf In isranl
in The County Of Fayetie,
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Now ana fresh Gnn,ls.

FENR0TTER & oIIGG1Ns, aro n3g rcceiy.
"a ing their Spring and Summer supply Of
new and fashionable Goods, which will consist Of
almost every article customer may desire. This
stock was recently purchased IN the northern
Cities by one Of the firm witb n'ucn care and at
tention. W. o"Iy ask those who are disposed
purchase fresh goods, to call and examine our
assortment, and VIC promise 10 do all IN our pow
CT to render every satisfaction.
TROTTER & SYMONS.
May 3, 1888. 43G
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lIlssl.sinnl Union Rnnk.

FEVHE undersigned Commissioners for tecciy-
Il ng Subscriptions to the Sock Of the above
Bank, w, regularly attend AZ tat Court House 10
CO'uwhas, on Tuesday OF each week, unii, the
time appointed for ciasing the books. Al those
WHO intend subscribing, will please hand ia their L.
ties, ~. Nr examination. "a either Of the commits.
s'oueys az aay une previously, IN order that the
subscriptions iog stock may he admitted nj a rcgu-
.sr metunr JNO DAVIES,
GEO. GOOD
WM l. CLARK, Coiars.
CalHmhus June 3, 1855 l9l
Q>7-Iac Argus viii please copy TIE above
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AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.

'he following are the arran cement agreed upon
~ NE Joint committees on the part of the Military
III citizens, for the celebration of the 62d Ami.
FeFsary OF American Independence
a. sunrise federal salute 10 be fred as a signal
pr hosting the National FLAG.
b ~ ~ ciock A. NJ. procession to be formed in
a'.al'h square, IN the following order, under the
|lirect on OF the Marshall of the d9v
!. Columbus Baud.
= Columbus khemcn
= oraoT OF the day, and Reader.
D. Soldiers OF the Revolution
Igh Sheriff, Judges aud Justices Of the
g g N Male Students of the Franklin Academy.
o PRINCIPALS ond Teachers Of the several semi.
nn ea y the city and the President Of the Female
>. Strangers.
~ Cl9zcGs OF the city and county.
1. Columbus Dragons.
- ~ G'e nHngsoi gln, the procession will move
a vm NE square down Seminary to Market street !:
,"a ~" haLket street to Main street: down Main
n w ~ g johns street down St. Johns street
No. 'llls'on street; up Washington street to
en- sueet thence to Main st; up Main street TO
IN sor ",a street to The Episcopal church, where
'' p Of the day viii be performed as follows
2. Music
la. q Heaails Of the Declaration Of Independence
y y, A. CnASDLrR, Esd ~ y
T. Music.
s. HMFal.oa-By W. H. MAYO, Esq.
A. prayer and Bencdcton.
+ N ro, ue services in the Church, the procession
ri h. e' GI to Franklin Square, where feu de joi
An5n, Hiel BY the military as signal for The d.
tarsbsioC o the procession: at the sanao dine, tie
en,S 'ras Of the day will communicate the arrsnge
I Coi ol Proceeding 10 a dinner 10 be prepared at
= A, ue clock, national salute win be fred
io ,un-aown The firing Of gun shall be The SIR
b. p np@erlng the National Flag.
I'm nl nsa l +. = Taylor, Esqfs and Col J. w.
All " were =. appointed Mashalls Of the day.
G II ~nich Is respectfully submitted. by
Albert J. H. Tracy. f. Hooker T !
}. " gs'o9, Committee on behalf Of ne Piaen,er
B,La., Ica'roil, z. N. Grant, H. G. Hunphries
I. e : b. Committee on behalf the Dragons
C, y. pIlerweit, W. w. Hamphr.eg, i. B. Drake
Dafse @F Eh z. 5 Akin, S. +. Butierworlb p n
'''''aittee on behalf n the Cifirers
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Sllerlm,s sale.

Epf virtue Of writ of III Fa. issued fiom
NE Tie Circuit court Of Lovndes co. and 10 me
directed shall proceed to sell for cash, fore the
court house door in the town of Louisville. an
Aonday thc 10Th day of July next all the right.
hte claim and interest, that David Monroe has h
a2d to the following IJnls 70 wit: The west half
of The southeast quarter; also the east half of the
northwest quarter; and the eolth holf Of thc east
halt OF The northwest quarter and the improvements
thereon, % satisfy said execution in favor Of Swift
Mullin, Sac within the hours prescribed by law.
JNO II. HARDY, SIN. Winston Go.
June &C. !S}3-59-IW Ipr re 81 90
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Probate Court, Jane Term, 1858.
I'D 0BERT DOWDLE, guardian Of Thomas
x d J. kewen, MINOR heir of Edward Kewcn,
Deed presented BIS petition 10 this Court, praying
that an order b made, directing cjla'ion ana publ
Gallon requiring al. persons interested IN tac real
estate 81 said fhomls J. kcwen 70 appear a such
time as The Same court may direct and show cause
70 any they have why tn northeast quarter of See
lon No SO, Township y, Rautc 4 west, the pros
perry Of slij minor should not he sold
Il Is therefore Ordered That publication be
made IN the Columbus Democrat for six weeks, no
utynr and requiring MI persons interested IN the
real estate Of said Thomas J. KeNeu, 10 he and ap-
pear before the Judge Of this court, at the cour.
house IN the town OF Columbus, Oh the first Mon
day IN August next and Show cause, X any they
c1u, wly the northeast quartcr Of Section No S6.
Township Il, Range - west Should not be sold
agreeah,y Ga the PRAYER of sand petition
Witness, Fhoms sampson, Esq Judge Of Pro-
bates tor Luwnlts county, the first Monday in
Juoe 1855. issued, the t5th day Of June, 1888.
,htet WM ?. FULLER, Crk pro tom
jane IL. l9-6w p Gee 81 90
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FoR TIRE DEMocRAr.

FoR TBE DEMocRr.
TO "fsfa
Friend of my youth, Of chldhoods happy hour
Companion Of that morn, where every flower
OF hope and fancy doomed, radiant bright,
Circlng my heart with scenes Of gay delight
When the earth smiling landscape lay,
And clustering pleasures maniIcd DER my way.
Though far away though many years slall lnsg,
And time oe mind and heart sad change shalt cast
stan OF shall recollection iondly turn,
To by gone days sunk deep in mcmory's urn.
But though Ubc all, who look iorIoy on Garth,
My iondest hopes have persisted with their birth
I've ceased to give, what once | valued high
Scenes now not wortha thought or passing SIGH,
The past dream an id.c search i0r Bliss
Which never springs from such a world as this;
Whose bitter waters yield no lasting oy,
But glitter brightly 70 deceive destroy.
Bat thy remembrance rises, cherished bright;
One CLEAN Of sunshine mid this sea Of night;
One treasured flower, will brightly bloom,
Whist all around is wrapped IN gloom.
Though We on earth shal, NEE no more,
Think not the Iuk that binds Us thence is Ger,
There is brighter cline in worlds above,
Where they who part nNy meet aad Owe. II.
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TEVItE semi-annual Examination &c the stu
r dents VIII commence "a, .a. Female Acad-
crv. on Monday rext the isfh Of fuuc. % O'Clock.
Tie pupils OF ihc Male Academy ta be examined
Hn "Wednesday aud THURSDAY. Deeamatons
Thurs iay afternoon. Tie friends OF education arc
respectfully requested 10 attend.
Juns l6. ISIS CIV
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New Establishment.

~ W.5MALWOOD, of MadsonyiIlc. Mi
-H-As gives notice to his friends, tha, he wi
open GENERAL GROCERY and FORWARD
ING HOUSE, New Levy Street, New Orleans. or
the first Of October next, under the style Of z. w
SNALLwoop & Co. He win be prepared 10 stoT,
and ship cotton, to make liberal advances on col -
or produce consigned to bim, and Gil the orders q
Planters for groceries. negro clothing, 6c IN nm
most moderate terms.
WANTED now, 200 bales Of Cotton.
For sale or exchange, LOUISIANA PAPER, in
Sums 10 suit customers.
MadsonyIc, MAY 80, 1888 i9ff
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Hats and Caps at Wholesale.

.
VmNllE subscriber would ialorm dealers and
m the public in general, tina, he has general
and extensive assortment Of Fur and silk Hats.
Also, splendid assortment d Caps, BY the case or
dozen.
otter Caps, FIR Scel d. .Ntutria do .uuskrnt do.
Han Seal do. Seaiiot do, Cloth d. md
Spanish Lcathci do.
All manufactured Of the best materials and in
superior manner; dealers vii do well to examine
the subscribers goods and prices.
A. STODAkT.
lG Nortl. Third Street, Philadelphia
June l-A7H Prs charge s. onl
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Columbus Bath House
The kind refreshcy Of the summer heat,

The kind rGfresher Of the summer hcats.n
a. ILLS would resre tnlliy inform his old
We GionJs unu the public that he has removed
BIO oath House to Military street, IN the rear Of The
Eagle Hotel, for the convenience Of the citizens
lbs establishment Is now fitted up il superior style,
and ne IS ready TO accommodate his customers with
warm and cold BATHS Those WHO prefer the salt
bath can be accommodated
June 10, 1888 49u
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ORIGINAL POETRY.


Tie incidents on which the ALLOWING s.luz1s 81
founded aetna occurred; and lc thoughts there
contained are almost a literal TRANSCRIPTS, OF Dos ua
ntve, communicated To tae writer by gtutlm,
( 4sSstranger') who accidentally found tc CHI
at We gave OF bis son.
by twilight 5 laid the Warrior bow,
And Ger him. breathed the farewell prayer
AMI uow with meaSurd step and slow,
AT o. tIs.r 1re,'-lwr'ngs -
But one, who fingers Aougtiul there.
Nor weep, tha, one, tho wei be might
And not tear from weakness roll
For ola stern death hath from his sight
Forever torn one treasure bright,
Ami va weighs heavy On his sui
Ills high arch'd brow deep iurnws bears,
That anxious care and time have treucht.
b1i hs dark piercing eve YET wears
Bee .g>tfe %, Sg5 Younger wears,
Forage las lett It's fire unQucucaI
And that dark eye alternate seems,
From one sad spot of tlgJh and bone,
To wander where some planet beams,
AMI where lbs arden, fancy dreams,
The >p.rl Of his son hath gone
A1nn there comes stranger nigh,
OF sympathetic voice aud heart
Say caielIam, why that bitter sigas
The Spift Kindly biis thea die,
Then why 50 10th with friends TO PATTI
IT'S "a know DE source Of pam.
For souls that love 10 sever here;
But oh those souls may meet again,
Aud mnglc on some starry pam,
Where sorrow sheds mo- burning tear
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
Paint Shop Removed.

IT'D galley, painter, has removed to the
Hbs rear Of Messrs. Hand 4 IuddIestons
Brokers' Office, on Main Street.
N, b. WINDOW GLASS ofalI szes, from Is
By ~ TO by 9, constantly Oh hand
june 10, IS33.--4g-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
APUBLIC LECTURE

VIII be delivered before the "Coiumbus AssocI.
alton for the Acquisition and Diffusion of Uusefi
knowledge, on the Sd Tuesday evening in June
by DR.. d. Lipscomb.
The citizens of Columbus and vicinity are re-
specially invited.
June 3, 1853 n. LESTER Sec,,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

" Aistides,' will hardly expect Us to IN
|fert has communication unless we have a respon.
fbIo name. If he has UNREASONABLE proof"
ahat "cerain brokers'" are in the employ of a
p'nk' and share "the spoiIs'' arising from their
operations, Let him produce il.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

PR. " Tester Is. THE Shin rL1srEg jour
NALs--tor de las, twelve m9a.hs de o1,osi.
Ton Foa'' ia Mississippi have camored strongly
a5oa' one eaueney for the Government and
another Tor tie people" In other words. ihey
have commended, that the government, should re-
ceige IN paymen, Of the public dues, for the Gus.
toms, lands, hostages sc. the deprecated pa
per which now constitutes our circulation. The
government, knowing that this would be a gross
breach Of faith and lead to the most disastrous
consequences, has continued steadilyto discharge
ITS debts IN specie or its equivalent; and vet ior
this the small fly federal journals, in tins State
and elsewhere, denouace it and raise the humbus
cry OF "one cuuency for the government and
another tor the people," These potulant com
plainants should read more Dir. Webster, one
OF their oracles, will smile when he scans then
testyparagraqhs. They should study his speech
es better. In the " National lnelGgencer" Of
the 2lih ultmo, he is reported to have said, in
the debate on the Treasury Note bill: q" W.
contracted 70 pay or Army oar N'arg, ttc
Judges Of our Courts sc. something better than
Tie deprecated paper Of the Janls." In the
same debate, Mr. Calhoun said abe was happy
to hear the Senator webster insist on the good
JAh q The gorcraneat, and that thar skcala
Psy N rhai ras equal 10 gold and alcer, &c."
Verify verify our shin-plaster federal editors
make awful bIundcrs. They forge tbundcr.bolts
for their opponents and knock of the heads Of
their own leaders.