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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

~ OATS HOpkL-NEW YoRK-The public and
"A Strangers arriving, respectfully in formed that this
tenstve and highly tgibly located establishment
maneny arranged the European paB and offers induce
which, Is presumed cannot he equaed by any hotel in the
city, Strangers particularly, will find it in every way des
raee as their meals can be obtained the yle
hour and the charges made only for what is ordered
The lodging rooms In the best condition. and the house
having three fronts admits OF the ventilation. Families
be accommodated either the ladies' ordinary their
private apartments OF which the house affords large number
best of liquors and under the ofSTEPHEN
Is. HOLT, who being well with the French Spa
nh and Italian language viii be able to extend better fac
ties gentlemen OF those nations who patronze the
where will be every variety which the
ket furnish with superior hot coffee and to the
pairing OF which special attendance given The basement
story conducted by STEPHEN HOLT, Sen where upon
his good old fashioned plaH he will be Apply serve his
friends with the best OF fare his reasonable
NIB. Open at all hours of the nieht!! a23-lm
TNsTlTUTION FOR THE GU q K OF STAN
MERlNGThis institution, formerly Of Courtland street,
will he reopened for the reception of pupils the LIST Of May
next 25s Spring street. Hudson Arrangements have
been made for coming from the country and others
that choose it, to board al the Institute and thus be constantly
under the superintendent OF the Principal The
taught will be the pracced by the subscriber for the
last ve years with such complete Hundreds
In this city and the country have experienced
its benefits and testified its complete efficacy in curing
worst Of Pupils will be received from five
old forty md cure in all cases guaraLteed the money
will be refunded
Tems-From sa5 to 800 The INDECENT gratis For
further information apply the subscriber the Institute
IL by letter, post paid.
Circulars be had by applying containing Ger.
tihcatss of cures. recommendations, &c.
FuyHl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

gy cMH =. a. 4 1HIs.-wALkER, the late partner Of
- hCnnhps has opened large, splendid and fashionable
new BOOT AND SHOE sToRE with eli fresh stock 81 the
latest iah ., 20 the store west Of
Huas street where oil our low priced Bos different
kindsoi shilling and % Boots made niate the highcu
priced boots In the city, and the best Of
shp Also Ladies, Misses, and Chdrens Ties slippers
great abundance Please ss and judge fgr yourself snd
go he old stsnd) Canal street where the nbls
passes Tor the slow shilling. aia1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
24I BROADWAY.
Miner Omces,
ls7 Hudson street,
spruce street,

(betwecn Houston and Prince srees)
These Dr. Brsndeth Offices for the exclusive sale
OF his pills. where they may all times he had gsnuse,
his APPOINTED AsEsTs who have each CERTIFICATE o
s-'' .. BR 4NDRETH. M. d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

SWAIN,S WORM SUGAR Pr UMS-An efiea-
- cious and convenient medic for children causing
be discharged In numbers hen
of they do msch good in carrying the
secretion of mucus from the stomach and bowels which
rate them, injurious to children alive. Fer
sale by The prepretor'sagent,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24

a WDe.-Vhen a man of sense comes 10
marry, il IS a companion whom he wants, not an
artist. Ii is no, merely creature who can paint
and play, slog and dance, it is being who can
comfort and counsel him; one who can reason and
reflect, and feel, aud Judge, and discourse, and
Discriminate; one who can assist him ia his affairs,
tighten his souows, purify his joys. strengthen bis
principles, and educate his children. Such is the
women who is lit for a mother,and the mistress Of
family. A women of the former description oc-
casonalIy figures in he drawing room, and at
tracts the admiration Of the company, but she is
entirely unfit for help-maIe to a man, and 10
" train up child in the way he should go"
A Coon NAME--A counirymaE carrying his
son TO be baptised, the parson asked what was to
be his name!
'Peter--my own name, and please your reve-
renee
'Peter that is a bad name-Peler denied his
master
What then would your reverence adviser
why not take my name--Joseph'
Joseph, all! he denied his MISTRESS
HINT TO THE WORKING cLAssLs-Ir a man
Of % years Of age begins to save dollar week
and put it to interest every year, he would have al
81 yearst Of age six hundred and fifty dollars; al
Al, one thousand six hundred and eighty; at 81
three thousand six hundred and eighty, at 81, sia
thousand one hundred and fifty; and at IL, clever
thousand five hundred dollars. When we look a
! these sums, and when we think how much temp
taton and evil might be avoided in the very act o
saving them. and now much good man IA hum
bic circumstances may do for bis family with these
sumo, we cannot help wondering that there arc no
more savers Of dollar week
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
Rogers Old Stand.

2 miles from Columbus, on The .Mihtaiy Road
FNNEIE undersigned have taken possession oil
4 the above stand, and hope by strict atten.
ton to the comfort Of travellers, and by keeping
good table and clean sheets, plentiful supply OF
provender and good osers, to merit and receive a
liberal patronage. Travelling families passing up
or down the country will find comfort and receive
particular attention, More extensive arrangements
will be made for stock drovers and great pains ta-
ken 10 render them and their stock comfortable
amidst their tolls. Gentlemen travelling on horse
back viii find comf1rt in eating and rest
Parties OF young gentlemen of town can be SUD-
Piled with good dinner or supper upon short no
tee. Near to this stand is mineral spring, sup
posed to possess valuable medicinal qualities Per-
sons travelling for health, will find il To their adyan
tage TO stop and rest with the undersigned few
days or weeks. s. IL. LESTER g. ca.
march 3, 1888. 33-4t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
Order Number A.
HEAD QUARTERS,

HEAD QUARTERS,
Jackson, Miss. March /, 1888.
CAPTAINS commanding Volunteer compa-
~ MES are ordered TO make returns to the Adj
iutant-Genera at Jackson, showing the date of the
organization Of their several companies the names
Of the officers now in commission, with the date Of
their several commissions; the quantity and des-
cription of Arms received from the state, and the
time Of their reception; the number of non-commis-
stoned officers and privates in each company; and a
particular description Of the arms and ACQUIRE
ments now in possession of the several companies.
That portion Of the law respecting the number Of
companies, in the several regiments, has been re-
peaed.
Volunteer companies no,t or hereafter organized,
will be furnished with muskets bayonets and accou-
trements, on application to the commander-ln-chlef
at Jackson. Bonds payable to l.. A. Besancon,
Quarer-mastcr General and his successors in Office,
executed by all the commissioned officers OF the com
pany, conditioned for the safe keeping and delivery,
when called for by the proper authorities, Of all arms
and accoulrements delivered 10 the company, will be
required before the arms will be delivered by tile
Assistant Quarter-master Generals.
By order of ALEXANDER G. McNUTT, Comman-
der-ln-chief.
CHARLES M. PRICE
Adiutant General MissIsSIpp militia.
march IL, 1888 36t3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24

William EckfOrl

Ut AS just received, direct from New Orleans,
~ large stock Of GROCERIES, which will be
sold very bow for Cash among Which are the fol-
lowing:
~ hhds ~ o. sugar, 10 bbs potatoes,
30 bbIs do do 5 casks cheese,
80 do molasSes, boxes pine apple do.
80 do superinr flour, bbs loaf sugar,
do 4th proof brandy, lids Cincinnati bacon,
casks wine, erces rice,
5 boxes imperial tea, 40 sacks coffee,
10 bsks champaign cider, 100 sacks salt,
GO ps Kentucky bagging, 10 boxes sperm candles
1000 lbs English casting, Rope and Irvine,
80 kegs nails, 5000 cwl bar iron ast'd.
5 boxes tobacco, Sc. SC,
march 8, 1888, SAT-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
BY Alexander G. McNutt.

Gorernor Of he State Of Mississippi.
VHNO the Sheriff d Lowndes County, greeting :
n Whereas, have received information that
vacancy has occurred in the office OF Judge of the
Circuit Court Of the six Judicial district, by the re-
SignatIon Of the Hon. James +. Trctter, do. there
lore, issue tins writ authorizing and requiring you
10 hold an election in your county, on Monday and
tuesday, the 49, and Gath April next to fill said
vacancy and do, moreover, enjoin you to con-
duct the same, in all respects, conornably TO law,
and make due return thereof to the Secretary OF
State.
In Testimony Whereof have hereunto SET my
hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to
be affixed at jackson, this Goth day ct February,
A. d. 1888, and Of the sovereignty Of the State OF
Mississippi, the twenty-frst.
By the Governor, A. G.. McNUTT.
AARRY.W BESsoN, SecrctWyof Stae.
In pursuance Of the above writ Of election shall
cause the poll to be opened at the different precincts
IN tins county, on Monday, the 23d day of April
next, and day following.
J. W.BYRN, Sheriff L. c.
march 10, l83S-35-7w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
APPROVED, February 2ad, 1898.
TPuBLrc.--No. 81

TPUBLIc.--No. s.
AN Act to prevent the abatement Of suits and ac-
lions now pending in which the late Bank Of the
United States may be party.
Be IL enacted, bythe Senate and Hop,e Of Repre-
sentatiUes Of tie United States Of america in Con-
gress assembled That no suit, action, judgment or
decree, now pending and unsatisled, in which tie
late Bank Of the United States is party, plaintiff or
defendant, shall abate, be discontinued or dismiss
Cd by reason OF the expiration Of the two years a-
ter the expiration Of The charter, limited by the
twentyfrst section ofthe act of incorporation Of the
said bank for the use Of the corporate name, style,
and capacity of said bank, for the purpose Of suits
for the final settlement and liquidation Of the affairs
ana accounts Of the corporation; but all such suits,
actions, judgments and DEGREES shall be allowed 10
proceed 10 final Judgment, execution, satisfaction
and settlement as ii the said two years mad not ex-
pred.
APPROVED March g. 1883
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24

MR0OKS for subscription to the capital stock
- Of the Mississippi Union Bank" will be
opened at Columbus in the county Of Lowndes, (the
seat OF Justice for said county, on the first Monday
IN May next, to be continued open for and during
the space of one hundred and twenty days, under
the superintendent Of the undersigned managers
appointed for that purposs by the act supplemental
To an act incorporating said institution.
JOHN DAVIES,
GEORGE GOOD
WILLIAM III. WALSH.
nnreh II, 1898. 36wS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
APPROVED, March ., 1858.

The Alton riot Trials have resulted in the &C.
quittal ofboih parties. The party who defended
tic house we're charged with riot in one lndct-
menl; and the assallants were charged with the
same offence, ia another indictment. The trials
took place before the Municipal Court, and the
Jury returned ycrdicts, in both cases, ofnot guilty.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
Order Number /.

HEAD QUARTERS, Jackson, Mississippi
- pi Feb. 81, lS3S.--The Colonies Com
mandant ofthe several Regiments in the fourth D-
vision of Mississippi Militia, are hereby ordered to
hold an election Tor Major General of the fourth d.
vision, on Monday and Tuesday the SD and Oath Of
April next In these counties where there is no
Colonel, or other officer commanding the regiment,
the Sheriff is required to advertise and hold the cleo
ton, and make due return thereof to the Adjutan.-
General, at jackson.
Malor-Genera +. l.. Acee, is required to order an
election for Brigader-General Of the first Brigade
o(the fourth Division, to be held on the same days
Brigadier- General james Ganaway, will order the
Sherfs of the counties of Oetbbeha, Choctaw, and
Carroll, to hold an election on the same days for
Colonel. Lieutenant-Colonel, and Maor-tbere he
ing no Colonel or other officer. commanding the Re-
giments in those counties. Brisader-General James
Garter will order theShefis0f the counties OF KEN
per, Smith, and Leake, 10 hold an election on tbc
same days for Colonel, Lieutenant-C Colonel, and Ma
ior there being no Colonel or other officer com.
manding the Regiments in those counties. The Of
icers holding elections in the several counties, art
required tecertiiy and return the result of the cleo
ton in their several counties to the Adiutant-Gener
al, at Jackson as soon as the votes are canvassed
BY order Of ALEXANDER G. McNuTT, Comman
der-in-Chec CHARLES M. PRICE,
S5-7w .4djutaat General II. NJ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24

-" rock her in the cradle,
And laid her in the tomb. She was the youngeS
= What iireSde circle hath not met the charm
OF that sweet tic The youngest ne'cr grow 81,
The fond endearments Of our earlier days
We keep alive in them; aud when they die,
t. Our youthful Joys we bury with them"
see thee still
Remembrance, faithful to her trust
Calls thee IN beauty from the dust;
Thou CONTEST in the morning hight,
Thou'u with me through the gloomy night;
In dreams nee, thee as of Old,
Then thy soft arms my neck enloH,
And thy sweet voice Is in'my ear;
In every scene 10 memory DEAR
| see dice still
| see thee still,
In every hauwed token round;
This little ring thy finger bound,
This lock of hair thy forehead shaded,
This shkcn chain by thee was BRAIDED;
These flowers, all wilhered now, like thee
Sweet sister, thou ddst eull Tor lie
This book was thne-herc didst thou read
This piclure-ah, yes here indeed
see thee still
see thee stll
Here was thy summer moons retreat,
Here was thy iavorte iircside seat;
This was thy chamber--here, each day,
sat and watched thy sad decay;
Here, on this he'd, thou last ddst Gc
Here on this pillow, thou didst die
Dark hour once more its woes unfold;
As then | saw thee pale and cold
lsee thee still
see thee still
Thou art not in the grave confined
Death cannot claim the immortal mind;
Let earth close Ger is sacred trust,
Bot goodness dies not IN the dust:
Thee, oh my sister It's not thee,
Beneath the collins lid see:
Thou to larer land art gone
There let me hope, my journey done,
10 see thee still.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24

The SEquEL-lF.
Ifhcalth be Grm--if friends be true
Ifseli be well controlled
If tastes be pure--if wants be few,
And not too often told.
Treason always rule tie heart,
II passion own lis sway
Hove IN age TO life mpan
The zcst it does to day:
Ifproyidence, with parent care,
Mete out the varying lot,
While meek conteniment bows 10 share
Inc palace Of the cot
And oil! iffai,h sublime and clear,
The spirit upward guide
They'er bess'd indeed, and bIess'd for c or:
The bridegroom and the brdel
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
Lrs-.1 Jref history, in three part, rth sequel

LrE-.1 brief history, in three part, ,rhh scque
A glancc-a thought--a bow
Ii stngs him TO the core;
A questou--wll il lay him low
Or will time heal il DER
lie kindcs at the name
lie sits aud thinks apart;
Time blows it to flame,
Burning within his heart.
He loves her though il burns,
Aud nurses 1t with care;
He feels the blissn pains by turns
With hope and with despair.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
Money Wanted.

a LII those indebted to the Columbus Ex-
a. change, are requested 10 come ana settle
s ,re accounts as am compelled to have money
w., accounts are small against each individual
~ ~hen Jumped together, il amounts TO good
W. A VERELL.
march 5, 1883 Sfa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
Auction and Commission Business

EOHN W. BYRN & A. c. BURGESS have
u associated themselves together for the pur-
pose of transacting General Auction and Com
mission Business. They will attend to the sale Of
al kinds OF property that may be offered, and will,
also, receive aud store all kinds of goods that per-
sons may wish to have sold, either at private sale
or at auction. Store on Main street. one door cast
OF Mcclure T. Humphries.
J. w. BYRN,
A. G. BURGESS.
Columbus, march 8, 1888 SAT-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
Pant ll.-CouRrsHIp.

PART ll.--CoURTSHIP.
Sonncts ana serenades--
Signs, glances, tears, and vows
Gifts, tokens, souvenirs, paradcs,
And Couftescs, and bows.
a purpose and a pager
The stars are in the sky
lie wonders how cen hope should darci
To let him aim 50 high.
Still hope allures and ns;ters,
And doubt Just makes him buld
And SO, with passion all IN ttterS,
The trembling tale IS told
Apologies and bushes,
Soft looks, aveItcd eyes;
Each heart into the other rushes--
Each yields, and wins a prize!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
PART MARRIAGE.

PART Marriage.
gathering Of fond friends
Bret, solemn words, and prayer
A Trembling to the fingers ends
As hand IN hand they swear.
It's sweet cake, sweet wine, sweet kisses
Aud so the deed is done;
Now for lile's woes and bllsses--
The welded two are one.
And down The shining stream
They launch their bouyant skiH,
Bess'd ftbey may but trust hopes dream,
But all! truth cchocs--IC!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
by Alexander G. McNutt.
Gorernor Of the STATE Of .Mississinni

Goreraor Of The State Of Mississippi.
VENO the Sheriff Of Lowndes County, greeting:
M Whereas, have received Information that
vacancy has occurred in the office of District At
torney, of the Circuit Court of the sixth Judicial
District, by the resignation of II. S. Bennett do
therefore, issue this writ, authorizing and reoirno
you 10 hold an election in your county, on Monday
and Tuesday, 23d and Gath April next to Gil said
vacarty and do, moreover, enjoin YOU to con.
duct the same, III all respects, conormablv to law
and make due return thereof 10 the Secretary o.
State.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal of the State TO be af
fixed at Jackson, this Goth day Feb,ua A. ID.
1898, and Of the sovereignty fthe State of Mis-
sissippi, the wenty-first.
BIZ the Governor A. G. McNITT.
BARRY w Benson, Secretary of State.
In pursuance of the above writ of election, shall
cause the poll to be opened the different precincts
IN this county. on Monday, the Esd day Of April
next, and day following.
J. W. BYRN, Sheriff L. c.
march 10, 1S38-35-7w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
Law Notice.
EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COOKE

EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COOKE
!, - and JOHN GOODWIN, have associated
themselves in the practice of Law. One or more Of
ue Grm Will attend 10 business con6ded 10 them in
p Cire1It Court, Of Lowndes, Monroe Chickasaw,
n1Gln.it9,eec Tippah, Tshemingo, Itawamba and
oA,iooeeha the Federal and Chancery Courts,
sos ue High Court Of Errors and Appeals at Jack
r. paws, Office in Athens, Monroe County, Mi.
:. GooDwrS's, I" in Aberdeen Monroe !.
S.CocKEs in Columbus Iowndes Il q
march 8, ls3s-34tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
BY AUTHORITY.

Laws OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT TIE
SECOND SESSION OF THE rwENTr-FrTH Con.
GRESs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-24
EletNn Notice.

WHEREASl have received from his TX
w cellency, ii Governor of Mississippi, the
following writ OF cotton, for Representatives in
Congress, do heroy give notice that will, on the
4ih Monday and lay following in April next, hold
an election in thedfFerent precincts of Lowndes
county, in compliace with the order contained IN
said writ. J. w. BYRNSSh'GL q
BY ALEANDER G. McNUTT,
UoVERNoRlF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
lie the Sheriff olLowndes County, Greeting:
WHEREAS, hare received official information
that VACANCIES hap occurred in the representation
Of the State of Mississippi, in the Congress of the
United States, IL therefore, issue this writ, au-
Ihorzlng and requiring you 10 hold an election in
your county, on Monday twenty-tMrd day of April
next, and the dai following, for The election of two
Members of Compress TO I'll said vacancies; and
DO moreover enlan and require you TO conduct the
same, IN all respec's, according To law, and make
due return thereof to the Secretary of State at
Jackson, Immediately dlter the votes are eanyassed
and counted in you county.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the great seal Of State TO bt
affixed at Jackson this Gath day Of February, A.
ID. 1888, and of tie sovereignty Of the Stale OF
Mississippi, the tventy-iirSt.
b the Governor A. G. McNUTT.
BARRY W. BEMoN Secretary Of State.
march 5, lS9S-ci-Gw