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Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03

MARRlED.--0n the evening Of the 23d inst 10y
the Rev George Tucker, DR.. Walter NJ. Bennett
of fChickasaw County, Mss, to Miss Narclssa Arm
strong OF Columbus.
DIED-On The 3la nit al the residence OF Chas
TaIialerro Of Lowndcs County Miss Rob H.,
son OF Robert and Mary f.. II. >hotweI, aged SIX
years months and nine days
[CoMMtEicATED.
Departed this lie, suddenly in Quincy, Monroe
county, Nj on the morning OF the 23d lust. MI.
DANIEL MALONE, one the oldest, most useful,
and highly esteemed citizens Of said county, in The
42d year OF hls age.
Mr. Malone lived for the last thirteen years in the
village in which he resided at his DEATH and ty his
honest industry and perseverance, acquired com
orabIe independence for himself and family
Brought up by honest and respectable parents, H.
nred to industry III his youh be looked alone 10 the
abour Ul lis hands or tic increase oi his worldly
fortune; upright ana correc, IN Als de.Img ~lu. -as
fellow men, uuassumHg n nus manners, And ~and
charitable to MS fellow creatures, he hved IN ,"c
esteem and confidence Of hls nelgbbors--he wed
and died an honest man.
1t IS not our purpose To comment on the means
which deprived tins valuable citizen OF his lle. We
only. IN common with all who knew him, lament his
untmeIy late Shot down in the midst Of his actl-
yity and usefulness, in the public street, few PAGES
from his own door, in view Of his own family, and
amidst his neighbors, by whom he was beoved--he
was Unexpectedly and unlocked for, hurried INTO
eternity without uumcnt'a warning. lie has eit
an aged father and mother, numerous brothers and
sisters. and three orphan children, besides large
circle OF friends and acquanances to lament his uh-
timely death.
Let those of us who survive our friend proht by
his untlmcly and unexpected fate; let US reflect ina
we too must die and that in addition TO the natura
eau es which death brings to his aid TO take Us ou
of existence, we have also, IN this community, tht
murderer's arm to contend wth-now alas by tht
frequency OF has attacks and the impunIty Wit
which they are here committed, has become lfuIl
alarming 10 every peaceabe citizen Of our county
Here it may be truly sad, Tin the midst OF Ie !"
are in death" May we all bear IN mind that SO
: lemn warning given us in scripture: be ye ais
ready, for ye know not the day nor the hour IN whIc
a. ~, ~ nan comeibn w.
/ Monroe Co. Nj. Jan. 80, 1888.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03

Mr.. Bell Of Tennessee, objected, en- ,he
ground th1t j. was moi consistent with p3riumea-
Ury lIw 10 pEIu, the document.
Mr.. Wise objected, and SAID that .1r The inior-
nation Of Mr. Howard, and tie House, he had To
state that paper prepared by Messrs. P5eu,ss
and Word which was yesterday printed and laid
on the desk Of the members, was printed al the
expense Of the gentlemen aud not by the House,
Mr.. Gholson, rose and asked MIR. Howard il
he had made motion 10 priit the document,
Mr.. Howard said That he had not done so, but
intended 10 submit such motion at the proper
time.
Mr.. Gholson said his only object IN proYoaad-
ing the query was low accomplished. and he had
10 add, that neither he or his colleague, Mr.. CIai-
borne, came to the house, to bee II to prlHt their
papers at its expense. The innmation ot the gem
tleman from Virginia, that they had drawn $50
was Infamous and yc, and was only worthy Of
| tie gentleman from Virginia
Mr.. Wise rose, and pointing to Mr.. Gholsou
| said, "if Mr.. Speaker mpudance and Ignorance
can constitute blackguard, there stands one"
Mr. Gholson, SAID that none bu: a coward ar,
scoundrel could be guilty Of using such language
on this floor, and as sLch be pronounced Mr.
| Wise to be.
Mr.. Polk demanded order, and the deman'
was promptly oheyed.
A melton to print the letter Of Mr.. Clalbon
was now taken up, aud after brief discussion
was adopted. The House was now proceedn
INTO lis business, when Mr.. Dawson of Georgl
now rose, and after exprcssing his regret, that th
House was 50 often annoyed by scenes SO dlsrt
pntahlc olierel a resolution, the substance {
which was that as Mcs,rs. Wise and GhoIsoI
had made use Of language which was offensive
the character of the House, they both be require
to submit to the House, Mcssrs. Wise and Gho
son, both submitted apologies to the House bl
refused 10 say one wotd concllmtory to each oll
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
Ne,ytArrangcmpnts.

AND TRAVELLING FACILITIES INCREASED.
DAILY LINE or L. 5. MAIL COACl trS.
From VicLsburg 10 Jackson.
YEVHE subscribers have the pleasure OF insorm.
= ng the public that they have este ,bI,shed a
Daih Line Of four horse Post Coaches fos, Vioks
btre via Amsterdam Raymond and CGntae. 10
Jackson, which win leave Nieksburg and Jackson
every dag regularly. Their old and ,vll known line
VIA Bridgeport and Clinton To Jj .rksun is also in
complete operation passengers the tiofe can always
RELY upon mmt dlate conye yal 4ce as two STAGES
viii Icaye Ncksburg every meqniug for Jae ,<sSn.
and cice Uersd.
They have also establish I'd n fri-weeklv gus ~
L. S. mail coaches from GI and Gulf via 6,ymo,d
Clinton and jackson, to BJ andon. Pass 60.
cling on tie Vickshurg d'tiy line VII ;.,s,.ssy ~.
line 10 Brandon Al Jackson, and also ,be Sne - "a
umbus, Miss lhey no Fe also stahhshea dailv
line OF stages from fort uioson to Gr,ad Gulf 50
lha' asse ,ort ~ ,h an alway get direct
PlSsase !" a'S p',so, ,,'e terror Of the state
lhey MIIn hl;.h.n aso .u'Of,m e public That they arc
horse post coaches, (wh - vii, -. y G nns - out
by the first Of January next1 from Mannh w
Denton, LeSng'oh' CarrolIton and Grenada "a
ooneev1~, IVY ~ ersecting with ihe stare line 10
roh'oloc, anu iroi thence to TuScumbia All, in
lersechhg alSo ,th the line leading from pnnpntoc
70 Conu'pus' diss, and from Cofieeyile IN Hnllv
aPnngs, anu J tom Holly Springs to Grenada, Tenn.
eheIe ting the main line to Nashville, inter
IGsT h; 1'so with line from Holly Springs 10 Mem
pns, .e",. Al OF the coaches on the above routes
afe U w best Troy manufacture, anu Inc oasa ex
penenced agents are employed ID condnc, .hsr,
hVery attention will be shown to pprsons ,,avsll,,.,
on these lines, and to the SAT-. tronsnorts,;on -
baggage. '''Oa y
! cr. J.R.P. JEFFERSON.
Clinton, Miss. Jan 20 1865 o. sw
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
NrM Goods.

Z GRiGSBY, having re-ehsased m inc
ELs Mercantile business, and respectfully N,
form, the G5alJemru AMI Ladies OF Columbus and
Lowndes county generally that he = now opening
in the brick store recently occupied by Mt>sIS.
Troticr and Barry, a beautiful and well selected
stock oltauev and Staple Dry Goods, consisting N
part Of fae plain ami figured silks, sal rs AMI cha'-
irvs, printed Lawns, Mu,lns and eamhrch>, g'ng-
hams, Enclsh French and American points ol va
raus patterns and qualities, embroidered sis Grape
marnn shawls, fancy and mtriao hd KS, bhe needie
worked and hcustrtchcd pocket do ier ladies',
number Of Frruch worked c3pcs and colarsa super
article thread aud bohmeit uces, edgngS aud m
sp,tinns embroidered satin scarlS and aprons, pam
hared swiss and null muslms, plan and figured bob
ipett corsetS aud corded skirts, tuSkan and Sk bon
nets, ladies' satin lauped and embroidered gloves
SILK ana cotton hosiery, ladies' aud misses hd, mo-
rocco satin and lasting slippers he'd mackmaW ahd
NEGRO blankets, bluc, black brown and steel mixed
cloths, casmers sattlncts and ready made clothing,
lypx. capes aud peIorncs arsc gold and SILVER
watches, fine breast aud hair pins, head ornaments
ear and ingerrngs gold guard chains aud ladies' fam
~ bnxcs. gcntlcmcus fine hats, boots and shoes
| nrairie bnots, Russet hrogans &c. Sc Together
| with many other articles too numerous TO mention
| which since he is Determined 10 sell very low lur
CASH, or to punctual customers on tIme, be nNltc.
| the customers of the late firm OF James Carter \
20 h,s friends and the citizens generally 10 call AM
| evaminc. Jan. 81, ls3S-29u
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
State of Mississippi, ChOctaw Co.


Probate Court, January Term, lsSS.
UyHEREAs, solomon Bennett, administra-
w tor Of the estate OF Martin Bennett, ais
of said county deceased, hath at this term, fled bis
ptfiion setting orth that Il woUd be to the adVan-
r,s OF the distributes of said estate that the t0s
b,Niar tracts Of land belonging TO said estate be
saM m wit east hat, southeast quarter, sectioH
tlrty-one, township twcnty-one, IT range sever
east. containing eighty I5-100 acres. AMI Vie north
halt southeast quarter, and south hall west halls
west quarter. Of section thirty-Oac, IN iowIsihg
twenty-aac, Of ranre seven east, containing eighsy
i5-I0O 1t is therefore ordered, that citation Issue
ana that publication be made in the Columbus Dem
ocrat paper printed in Columbus in sad State,
| and also IN the Grenada Bulletin, paper printed
at Grenada in said State, for eight weeks sucees-
sjycy requiring all persons interested in laid estate
/ to appear heinre tins Court on the aTst Monday in
| April next, tnd shew cause itany they can, why the
same shah not be sold accordingly.
Witness the Honorable John H. Morris, judge
at our said Court, the first Monday IN january,
1888, aud ia the sxiy-Sceond year oil American In
dependence.
THOMAS7S. DAVIS. Clerk.
Jan. y. lS]S-l9-sw Pr. fee Sls col
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03

.,,,i,sr than forty members or more thah one
-','l-s8 exclusive If officers.
g.. g.. 3. Had Be 1t further saartsd, lha' the
.4i.e-. of said Company shall consist ol one
4 ',,,io. one first Lieutenant, one second Lieu
-, ore third Lieutenant, and one CefoAe.'
\, ,leusial number Of non-commissiohea o'll'
All the SAID commissioned ohrers now IN
,.,,,s..,p. shall be commissioned by tue Ho-
a,, aIter the passage and under the provisions
..t;.,,t ,,ta rank With officers OF equal RANK
,ha ,,,l,,,a Of lAls State, according to the dale
rtheir respective commissions.
So So A .lad be Il further enaeisd, That tae
"a, 80, ,nl members Of said Company shall be
/ ra,.;dercd as minute men, and shall oe suplec'
4 ,bs immediate command OF the Gove'nor or
N,har suoerior officers Of the STATE, 10 ne c"'ieo
soto se,yice by his or their command whenever
1 b;,or iheir oaaoa the State require there ser
wees. - PL,, the
pi9sioned aud non-conmlssloned olnceiS
! ii nriy,tes of said Company he exempt rom III
n,,ar military duty, except in time OF actual war
Invasion or nsu,rcction; Pfor'dsd' HAT .r,. 1,,>
C5mpany shall comply with the existing ''''''''
Avs M, in consistent with this act -.
sso. 6. .lad be il further eaacied, lha' Wl
sc, may at any time be repealed and TIM al E' AZ.
a,l plrts of acts contrayemng OF coming ",','
,hs pervioN and meaning Of thl' act be- ana Ia u,
same ar5 hereby repeated 50 far as regard iii
SEC. 7. md b; il iifulher enacIed' That TIN
net shall take effect aad be in force from ana a
ter its passage.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
Cali at VerclI's Hegse.

= INVITE IN epicures % cal and ssr NC 7
4 keep every thing that Is ooop' and ! want
GOOD pr.crs Those who patronlse me "'' ,'aN,
every attention paid them, both at the bar aad 'e-
itrto,y. aud al any hour, night or day; aud a asN
m rrurn IS, for ihem 10 leave the change al the
r,,,nt,. oSl have vetoed the credit system..
e'I''' - 'I ,'s. ,s,f WA. NERELL. =
Nm Lam ,oJ there are houses IN town winch
s,l On a credit and much cheaper Than can afford
persons who prefer those houses can pau9n1, ',g''
without any complaint on my part
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03

Probates Court, Jdaumy Term 1889.
HNNO all persons interested IN the reof estate
T. OF John j. Lewis, late Of Lowndestc tcounfj,
deceased You are hereby cited To appear. hefofc
the probates court ofsad county OF Lowndcs, at Fc
Court house thereof on the first Monday Of March
next, and show cause if any you can. whyahe fol-
lowing described lots IN The town OF Nashville, the
Drppcrty of the estate Of JOHN J, Lewis deed. TO
wit: lot No three, IN square No two, coni2tnlng
one tonrth Of anacrc, lots No ,wenty-f and tlr-
e., in square No. FIVE containing one eighth bi an
acr, each, and lot No. four, in square No two, con-
tattinp one eighth of an acre, aid lot No. three in
square No. Two, containing one fourth u IN acre
should not be sold according To the prayer ol the
pe,ltion OF Thomas j. Lewis one o tile Almnistra-
ors of sam John j. Lewis decd, and further 10 do
and suffer such things as shall BE- considered oil ami
ordered bv the said court in the premises,
Witness Thomas Sampson, Esq. Jrr'gc tf Pro-
bates, Tor Lowndts couay, the second MONDAY Of
January, 1898.
issued the 18Th tav.of January, 1888.
II. ID. HADEN, Clerk.
! Jan. 20th, lS38--2s 5w PriEters lee ST. 90
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
State of Mississippi, Monroe Go.

+, obaie court November term, 1897.
FENO all persons Interested IN the real estate oi
- Joel M'Neely, late OF SAID county deceas d:
1t appearing u the satisfaction ol sand court that
The personal estate said deceased IS not sufficient
10 pay the debts OF said estate, 1t IS therefore order
ed By the court, on petition OF John Fall, the Ad-
minstrator, that publication be made IN tho Coum-
bus Democrat newspaper printed IN the town OF
COLUMBUS, and State OF MlssssppI, for thirty days,
notifying all persons interested IN the following de-
scriDed lands, OF which said Joel MNeey died
at zed, to be and appear at the Court house IN sad
county, on the first Monday Of February next, then
and there to shew cause, any they have, why the
same shall not be ordered for sale, to satisfy the
debts Of said deceased, 10 wit: two hundred acres
oil land, more or less, lying one mile north of Ham
iIton and formerly known as Willis mills; also
known a. " ills & Sealy's mills. Issued ID day OF
Jal~afy, 1858. ID. IA. MORGAN, Cik
Jan g. Alta [Pr fee 81 50
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
Trustees Sale.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that in pursuance
" oil the provisions cousuned IN deed of
trust executed hy Charles NJ. Stewart of Lowndrs
county, State OF MsSissippI, on The twenty y-ionrih
DAY Of jane, eighteen hundred aud thri! !-seytn, to
George Sdman Of the county and State Aforesaid,
as trustee to secure the paymeh. ut certain Pro-
nl,sory note therein mentioned and described to
Thomas McGee, payable nn The first day Of Janr-
ary, cShteen hundred and thirty-elxht. Will US
sad trustee offer Al public sale at the Couri-housc
IA Columbus, on the fourth monday, the .6lh Of
February next all the right title and interest which
the said Charles NJ, Stewart has in and 10 llre fol-
lowing described bot or parcel Of land, lying and be-
inr IN the town Of Columbus, aud knows and de-
scrihsd us the middle part of lot number three, in
square number Tour, south of main street. Ir the
plan OF the town Of Columbus aforesaid, with the
tenements, heredtamthts and appcrtenances IL the
| same belonging or anywlse kappertalning. The
sale will take place between the usual hours for
| CASH GEORGE STiLLMAN Trustee.
Jan. -. 1893 a9-5w
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
Notice.

YHNHE Co-parincrshls heretofore existing un-
u der the style aud firm of Smith, RaInseard
& Co. is tins day dissolved by mutual CONSENT al
persons indebted To the late firm, viii please call
and settle their accounts, and those having claims
AGAINST the firm viii present them for payment.
SMITH, RAlNGEARD y co.
Ian. ", ls3S-Sa-lm
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
Twenty Dollars Reward.

NI M W III T NVNI
THNIlE subscriber near Athens, Monroe coun-
= ly, Mississippi, on the 4th January 1888,
negro man called HARRY, about twenty eight or
thirty years old, dark complexion, about five feet
ten inches high, one Of his upper or under fore teeth
out, his right hand has been INJURED with cotton gin,
has sma Har in bis forehead, near the edge Of
his hair had On when he lett dark woolen hunt
inp shtt white cotton pantaoons, and Old wool lar.
He wll probably attempt to ~ to WILLIAMSON couu-
~, Tennessee, where he was raised, viii give
twenty doIa reward for his apprehension and con-
finemeut IN il i 50 that can get hln.
Jan 1888 -2eu 5. b. MOORE.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
Timely Information.
State OF Mississippi, LOWndes CITY

Probate Court, Jansary Term, 1888.
TnvO all persons interested in the real esia,e Of
n Felix Wood, late Of Lowndes county, de-
ceased. You are hereby cited to appear before tic
Probate Court Of said county OF Lowndes, at the
court house thereof ON the first Monday m' Marclr
next, and show cause il any you can, why the nj
lowing described land the property OF the estate OF
said Felix Wood to yit: the south halfof the north
east quarter Of fractional section thirty SIX, town
ship sixteen, south of range seventeen west, INC
west half oihc south east quarter and east hall OF
the south west quarter, and east haloi the norih
west quarter, section No. eleven, township seven-
teen south range seventeen west, lots No. hvc
eirht and eleven, section No. one, aud' lots No D,
section No. twelve township seventeen SOUTH Of
,e seventeen rrst; the east bali Of the sou'li
west quarter aud south west quarter OF south west
quarter section No thirty s-slS, township No, sixteen
SOUTH olrange No. seventeen west; and the west
half Of the south west quarter section no. WsVe'
township No, sixteen south range No seventeen
wcs--should not be sold according TO the PRAYER o.
The petition Of Jockey Wood, the Administrative OF
the estate OF said Felix Wood decd, and further 10
do aud suffer such things as shall be considered OF
and ordered by tie Court in the premises.
Witness Thomas Simpson Esq Judge OF Pro-
bates for Lowndes County, the second Nonda! ~
January S3s.
Issued the 10Th day Of January 1888.
X. ID. HADEN, Clerk
January 20sh, 1898. 90 -6w-printers fee Sl7 30
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03

TEVHE Notes and Accounts OF Dr. Malone
n have been left with the subscriber tor col
lection. He may at all times be iound at liie Com
.s--as,l Rsnk A. g. WEIR.
Feb. g. 30G
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
Executor Notice.

a LII persons having claims against the estate
n Of Jason g. Cnger, deceased afo hereby
notified to present the same authenticated as the
law requires, within the time prescribed by law, to
the undcrAgne1, the aame wlll be forever barred
All hose indebted 10 SAID est Il, are requested to
come forward and make immediate payment TO us;
letters teslamentary having tins day been granted
% Us By tn probale3 court Of Lowndes county, Mis-
,tsslppI. JOHN A. CKiGLEK, and
NM. WEAVER, Er'rs.
Jan'y Q, 1888 ZIG
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
Notice.

THVHIE subscribers having engage the service Of
Il Mr.. John Munro to conduct the tailoring
department connected with their clothing establish
meni, very respectfully solicit continuance OF pub
lie patronage ......
McCLUER & HUMPHREYS.
Jan. 81, ls3s-29-3w
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
ADMINISTRATORS saae.

AuUEAhl$al0tpA > tSNEts
WIE shall proceed to sell on Saturday. 2lth
w oI February next, m the town OF Stark
vile, ON bbeeha cownty, MI tie following lots, as
designated "a square No !, Los No = 8 and 10, the
Of James Renilrow, decd Terms made
known on the day Of sale.
PETER &. RENIFROW, EXr.
SARAH RENrFkOW, EH Tx
StarkyiIlc Jan 3 1898 g7t5
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
~ DWARD 4. SMiiu Y JAMES H.
~ ERlERSNN hnNlng lnrmed q c0pArtnef

ship under tie lirm and style ofSmith 8 Fnerson'
and bought ont the interest otthc late iirm o. smith,
Ranycard s. Co They will continue the business
at the Old stand and trust their Efforts to please ana
give satisfaction may enutle them to the confidence
OF the public A new and lul supply OF every az
tcle in their linc viii soon be received, aud 'heIf
terms will always be liberal,
Jan a. lS3s--29l
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03

Pay up! Pay up.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
"A to the subscriber, are earnestly requested TO
pay up, otherwise he shall De snder the dsagreea-
be Necessity Of enforcing payment.
Fen. 3t ls}3-3OT p SMITH.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
The Rangers Office

ENILL in future be kept at Dickson &
w Bounds store on Market st. Dec. 2
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03

AdnInistreior', Netice.

4 shall apply TO the next term Of the PROBATE
u court, to be held IN the town of Slarkyiile, ia
the county Of OttjLbecha, Miss, on the lst Monday
Of April next for final settlement Of the estate Of
Ezekiel MayfeIl, decd. Al which time and place,
all persons may attend if they think proper
ELIZABETH MAYFIELD, Adm
Feb /, 1888. s0t6 [Pr fee ~ 90 1
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
Medical Notice.

FORD s THOMPSON,
SLADE l. BAKER,
J. J. CUTLER,
II. NJ. GRANT,
BENZ. 7. CORNELL,
W X. ROSE,
JONES 4 FRlFRSON,
THO. NALEN TINE,
A. V. WINTER,
February !, 1886 S0tl
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03

Caution.
VKNIIE public are hereby cautioned against
n trading for note NOV in the hands Of VIM.
Cozart, Esp made BY the undersigned to David
Monroe. for the cum of 81 900. The consideration
Of said note has wholly laea, and lis payment will
be resisted by the maker
Feb /, 1888. THOS. ID. CONNELL.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-02-03
state of NliSslssippi.rLown CITY

January 20;b, 1898. q 8-6w.-printers fee sl7 80
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