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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Order Number 4.

UEEAD QUARTERS, JAcEsoN, Mtssissjp-
IL ri, Feb. ~, l83S.--Tbe Coioncls Com-
mandant ofthe several Regiments in the fourth Di-
vision OF Mississippi Militia, are hereby ordered to
hold an election of Major General Of he fourth d.
vision, on Monday aud Tuesday the 25d aud 2ith 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 elec-
ton, and make due return thereof to the AdJutant-
General at jackson.
Maior-Gcueral f. j.. Acee, is required to order an
election for Brigadier-Geneial Of the first Brigade
ofthe louytb Division, to be held on the same days
Brirader- General James GanaWaY, will order tie
SherilJs of the counties of0ctibbefa, CboctaW and
Carroll. TO hold an election on the same days for
Colonel, Lieutcnant-ColeHei, and Major-lhcre be-
ing no Colonel or other officer commanding the Re-
rments in those counties. Brgadicr- General James
Carter will order theSherhsof the counties Of KEN.
per, Smith, and Lcakc, 10 hold an election on tie
same DAYS for Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel and Ma
ior. there being no Colonel or other officer com
handing the Regiments in those counties The Of
fcers holding elections in the several counties, arc
required to certify and return the result Of the cleo
ton in their several counties, to the AdutanGener-
all at Jackson, as soon as the votes are canyassed
By order Of ALEXANDER &. McNUTT, Comruah-
der-in-Chic CHARLES NJ. PRICE,
35-7w .4djHant- General M NJ.
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Medical Association.

A MEETING Of the Botanic Physicians Of
IA Lowndes and lie adjoining counties, to-
gether with oil persons holding rights 10 compound
and use the medicines, secured 70 Drs Thompson
and Howard, by letters patent from tic President Of
The United States Is requested on The first day o.
NAV next, III the Botanic Drug Store il Alain-stfeet
Columbus, Mississippi II is aEo requested d those
who design attending, OBSCURE and bring wah them
samples Of medical plants together with written de-
scrptions Of them, and their use.
As the design Of this association IS 70 cultivate and
promote the science Of Botany, i is hoped that al
concerned will attend.
w. SPILLMAN,
march 2s 3s,3 Agent i5r Or. Thompson.
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TO all whom il may Concern /:

EEAVlNG disposed Of our entire stock Of
a. merchandise with view Of closing our
business this notice is given so 10 give all dispo-
sed to arrange debts due the following concerns. a
chance to settle the same without attaching the adj
ditiona expense Of the law The old concern Of
w. A Clunn & Co.; that of w. o. Cook & Co.
and that of Cook & Walton. We hope no debtor
after this notice will be backward in arranging his
debts with US, a. we driven TO this cour.e as tie
last alternative We owe money, and money we
must have to make our own creditors easy. W.
sincerely hope that we will not have to sue ourehs-
toners, as il would be very unpleasant to Us; but
we are compelled to have money
w. .. COOK,
Agent for tie above firms.
Cotton Gin, march II, 1888 SONS
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Gins! Ginsi! C.ins,.l

WE subscriber would inform the public, that
~. ne has established an extensive Cotton Gin
ca'a,alactory in the town Of Louisville, Winston
H., ".y MIS- Having spared no pains during the
sa1 FIX months in searching for the best materials.
H. 'aVlng had much experience in the business,
YES confident he shall be able to give satisiac-
n ali Who may patronise him. His gins will
H.. "sde OF Cast and German steel running on the
Il y Ooxing, and he win be able to furnish loo Gins
no ,Is or ne next cotton cop. lie would nsite
puOdc IN general to call al his Factory and ex-
h t lor themselves. He would further state that
'l' aiely removed from Georgia, Monroe county.
MARLIN +. COLLIER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

MILL be sold at tie court house in the town
w of Athens, on the fourth Monday Of April
next on credit Of twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond with good security, tract Of land lying
IN Monroe county, about one mile from Hamilton,
containing two hundred acres, be the same more or
'css' with It's appurtenances; known as Willis Old
mills, there being grist and saw mill thereon; he
ing the place owned by Joel McNcely at the time OF
his DEATH JOHN FALLS. Admir-.
march H. 1888 36w6 Pr fee 81 00l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

Mr. Wan Buren's admmIsIuGou has lasted one
year. Fellow citizens, hou do you like the fruits
or nl--Lo0 Jour.
MIR Van Buren,, tearessly maintaining the cause
of the people. has nobIy redeemed thus far eve
~ pledge he made, and fulfilled the expectations
If the Democratic parfy that elected HIM Chief
Mag stiate. The "fruts OF his administration
have been just such as they wished, therefore
they Ike them very well. Are you uot sorry,
Prenliccl say ave or --P'nai Woods Piaa'.r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Auction ana Commission Business

oHN ". BYRN & A. C. BURGESS have
associated themselves together for the pur-
pose oil tTahsactng a General Auction and Com
MISSION business. They will attend to the sale of
a. Kinds OF property that may be offered, and will,
a'so receive and store all kinds of goods that per-
ouis may wish to have sold, either at private sale
:" d, auction Store on Main street. one door east
u NJ CIure s HUMPHREYS.
j. W. BYRN.
A. c. BURGESS.
columbus, march 3, 1888 3llf
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Notice..

Hp00KS for subscription to the capital stock
I'D of the Mississippi Union Bank" will be
opened at Columbus in the county of Lowndes' Qhe
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 purpose by the act supplemental
to an act Incorporating said Institution.
JOHN DAVIES,
GEORGE GOOD,
WILLIAM Fl. WALSH.
march II, 1888. S5w3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
rlE Alenander G. MeNutt.

Gorsror Of Inc StaieQ sHsSslSspPl.
ggy0 the Sheriff Of Lowndes County, greeting
FL 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. $. benncLi de,
therefore, ISSUE this writ, authorizing and requiring
YOU to hold an election IN your county, on Monday
and Tuesday, 23d aud ATTN April next, to oil and
vacancy and do, morcover en9oIn you to con
duet the same, ia all respects, conormabIy 70 law
and make due return thereof TO the Secretary O
state.
In testimony whereof have hcrounio set my hand
and caused the Great Seal of the State 10 be a-
liked at Jackson this 26th day ot FEBRUARY, A. y.
1s33 and Of the sovereignty ofthc State oi Mis-
sissppi, the tweny-firSt
BYthe Governor, A. q. McNtTF.
BARRY w. BES5oS, Secretary Of State,
In pursuance Of The above writ Of election ! shal
cause the poll to be opened attic differ Ut precinct
in this county, on Monday, lhc Esd day Of Apr
next, ana day following.
J. w, BYEN, Sheriff H. c.
march 10, I933-5j-7w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
4 Dner's Card.

Wheni0veiy woman tits her saucer.
And finds too late that tea will stain,
What ever made a lady crosseri
What art can wash all white again!
The only art the stain 10 cover,
To hide the spot from every eye,
And wear an unsolIed dress above her,
VI proper color, ls-to DYE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Rr AleXnnLler q. NEeNutl,

Governor Of Ike Stale Of Mississippi
FggO the Sheriff oCLowndes County, greeting:
"a Whereas, have received uIomauG .h1t
vacancy has occurred IN lie ojcg Of Judge Of the
Circuit Court Of the six Judicial district by the re-
sgnation olihe Hon. James +. TrCrer do, mere
fore, issue this writ authorizing and requiring yo'
to hold an election in your county, ON Monday and
Tuesday, The % and gath Aprll next, to fill said
vacancy and do moreover cnipin You to con
duct The same in all respects, cono,nabiy to law,
aud make due return thereof to the Secretary Of
State
Iii Testimony Whereof | have hercunto set my
hand and caused The Great seal Of the State e
lie affixed at jackson, this 29th day 81 February,
A. ID. 1888 and Of the sovereignty q the State q
Mississippi the twcnty-tlst
BIZ the Governor, A. u, Menu -
Barry ". BENSON, Secretary d state
In pursuance Of the above writor election shall
cause the poll to be opened at the different precincts
in tins county, on Monday, the 2jJ day Of April
next and day following
j. ". BYRN, Sheriff l.. c.
march TO- 1899 35-7w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

ts'''' '1i .,.- (
~ ACT supplementary 20 an act emitted an
act Ia SlITal CD i3. seq .1- ll- N-...'..'''..'
certain e#,aa sr.5a-t u.s lHt.i :. i''>' a'" ''
repeal v.# astH thereon Hl'Hl'A.h "F|'
twentieth It sn.. .., 'a.1 l11 - aHl 5,'.'''
enacted lU tir Senate rat H'a'r q h.t' /
ssHfaf5rfs rffha tH.fgi St5'U q 'ta't'ica t' N'i-
yrtsy assembled, That the sereia' c'a,1'''s' "''''
officers, su vevors, inspections 90 custom" W. ""'-
s.jag, anu deputy marzH's Of tIe t"0a o'"'''
anl every other officer who may pc e'p 'U} '--
powered ar th purpose by me - ''''"' ~ ~
states, shall hr, sdd tAet are "''tF
authorized and 5Iuul4 V seq. ""I y ,s,,t
sgi or any arms pr hla''.N W. "'. 49, l.,.,, ~
| pror9ctot prepared Z. any "'.l''. -.'r.,,
enterprise az INST lae tiHtIN "' '',.''"' -, ~
1reEn Prince er STATE ot %. any Nv'",
t people eoH'efmHoH VITA h's 49, ~, s;.,S
! with whom TREY are at Pfae' Vn'i"', a. Ft,,.g
! section o. The act passed on ''g 'N,n..' Rn',.i
| eighteen hundred and elL"We"' e"""'"' -
10 addition 70 the act Tor tae P'".S'''1"' ,r'bD
| crimes against ide o"H. D. s'A. v ,''' .;'.,,,
acts therein mentioned ana '''u" l.,, d. Kali
| the s1@e unH Tue at'''" v' D'' , i,s 49,
thereon, or unW iAe same '''' VI.
altsr directed. u,t,, Cha .,,.-
SEC. = I'M Dc Wi".f 'H'''.'l '.", ~, ..,l
cral officers mentioned ~ Tue Iores''I ..l ',
b., aat they are hereby respectively ""U''i IN 'l'
required to sr5e any EessH OF N'1'.'' "'', G,,- ~,
or munitions oil war about ~ P'.a ans, Srr,n
le tntfd states ''f ANY p'''- ,t.,l. + s,tts
STATE Of cor,at, conc. H'u'"N .'.i.l. ami t,r
"neig tae character p' we 49,, ~, ctlcr rirrnm-
quantity oi arms an" JnoS',', ,s, r., hsH.,c thgt
slaHe 2lA I.lasH l'Go'''y ,,,,,;,rs ,yar
the saL vessel or 'thrt' ',''' W avn
are n'e2-ed 10 be enfol'' 'N ,,,' ,,.'.,s MIX MA
ess aaro, oy 2lf '"'r t-'.' W. All ,,,.;tar, ,[ns-
or tacig prviy, u q II"S ~ ,.',i,,,y err d,p,ja.
aitoa or operations VIVA "', ,,,, co,ony
ions ofany foreign prince or o"''' " '.tS rnitci
district, or people coulcmnon' WV: ~
States, and with whom The oMied SaFs ar "
peace, and deiain tie same until thc dec@o" q VS.
: President be had for the restoration o. in' S'uP' "
until such property shall be discharged " 'Hc ,uuE'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Isnne III. KRnpn. & 60.
Estrays taken Jap.

A STRAY mare taken up BY Alex
sEA ander Moore, one mile north Of Conm-
u ~--N bus: Said mare is sorrel, with a
[.%4A5lI mall star in the forehead, supposed to
NJ ~. be . or 10 years old. Appraised at $40,
1'-A-''S' the oath day O. March, 1853.
march 50 1913 rPrucr's fee, SCI
A STRAY MARE, taken up by John II. Riley,
BAY color, branded on the right thigh with The let
tes TIC, blaze face, her hind feet white, and seven
year, Old Sic was appraised at sjNj 90.
Anrl 7. 1858 Pr fee 50 90
STRAY Bay Horse taken up by A. B. Duing
- with bald face, bob tail aud rock name (
branded on the left hip with L G. Appraised Al
So co. Printer lee, $!'l
JOHN FLErCHALb,
march o. 1888 37t3 Depty Ranger
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

DGrEHcr or SOUTHERN RGHIs.-ll has been
The unanimous wurnlng Of the southern members
IN coHgtcss. That the south has too long slumbered
over the volcano Of abolltionsm, which had been
secretly planting tg fire under the foundation OF
our republic The warning came in tones OF
startling thunder upon us from the hall OF repre-
soulatiyes, aud from the Senate chamber Of Con
qress. W were told the foul demon Of abol-
honsm, looking with green and iaundiced eyes
upon southern rights and property, had become
monster too terrible longer 10 be borne wrb; vet
when VIC touse =" ~. aud coudtmn those gecreant
and 'doughlaccdp southeners VINO truckle ans
fawn ipon the neck Of the monster snow petrI'
fed into bigoify,' as ncurable as the cprosy Of
ianalicism can show IN the annals Of the world
we are told that II is wrong 10 agltaie"-that
the south IS nnol prepared TO 20 into an agitation
Of the abolition question: What preposlerious
duplcily and all to save Henry Clay, and bolster
/ him Tor a third race over The presidential course,
/ where as vet, distance has been his only winning
! How IS the south 10 Kill the monster Of abol-
donsm. which would depopulate and lay waste
/ her sunny cline except by marking lis friends,
and those who lawn lovingly upon the demon,
i u hose tender mercies are the essence OF heart
less and bgooed cruelty WE SHALL OF
POSE AB0LlTI0NiSM on principle. and in
SO dong, shall only aagitatsa those who are no
/ Irue 70 The south Daily Free Trader.
TAXATION WITHOUT RErREsENLATioN.-l.
is laughabe to hear s. S. Prcntiss declaim again
",axaiion without representation" as exempli6e d
IN the case Of Mississippi now being without re1
rcsentation in the lower house of Congress-
Why this is the same gentleman who voted
gainst the right of representation in ten countic
Of this, his adoped state; yet he never had the lea
objection 10 their paying taxes.
Counties Of the Chickasaw cession! Will yot
vote for man as your representative in Cor
gless who would have left you without voice
in the councils of your s,otsl You will not do Il
Daily Fres II Gder.
The Governor Of Mime bas ordered specia
election 10 be held on the first Monday in Apr
TO ill the vacancy occasioned by the death G
Mr.. Chley
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eagle Hotel, De Kalb, Nj.

0,xaye..., Tn SsScriber announces 10 his
Esls SfstsssM friends and the public that he contin-
X Dues 10 keep house Of public enter
NSs3NAs tanment at his old stand He will IN
a isW days have completed his new building, beng
orge AMI commodious addition TO his present
house, He will have ready by May count num-
hsr ef comfortable rooms for gentlemen Of the bar,
and others who may wish TO be uninterrupted lie
has also added bar to his other ACCOMMODATIONS,
ana will always keep on hand variety OF the best
liquors
Tho subscriber returns lis thanks for the avors
heretofore bestowed on him. and hopes by constant
en- leavors, to give satisfaction and to merit and re-
ceyc continuance of public favor.
Anr;I7 Is3s. 39t6 WV. FOX.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

"'TH said that alchyni.is Of old
Could turn bazen kettle,
Or Ieaden cIstrrn, into oold,
Thai noble, tempting metal,
Bat u it here may may be allowed
To bring in great with small Things,
Our cunning South Sea, Ike god
Tuins nothing into oil thlug7.
Five hundred millions notes and bonds,
Our stocks are worl IN value,
But neither be in goods or lands,
Or money let me tell you;
Yet, though Our foreign trade IS lost,
o. mighty wealth we Wpor,
When ai the richie, thai we boast
Consist n scraps n paper,
Tus, he yea, 1888, and oe9le the scene N a
marica, and lot ps-oiy tc made Of the above line.
and we have Nlchoas B.da.cs mammoth Onile
States Baua.-Lioje,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

Laws or TUE Uursp sr,rrs, r,~-sD At 81. :
SECOND SESSION o. FHU rwaNr-FuTh CON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

We have seldom met with two boticr parodIt
than the following upon the two beautiful sianzas
Goldsmith, which are il these wordsi
When lovely woman stoops to folly,
Aud llnd, too late that men betray;
What charm can soothe her melancholy
What art can wash Der guilt away'
The only art her guilt 10 cover,
10 hide her shame from every eye,
To bring repentance 10 her lover,
And wiring his bosom, is--to die.
PARoDEs.-.HAmer's Card.
When lovely woman longs TO marry,
Aud snatch victim from the beaHZ,
What charm the soft design will carry
What art viii make the men propose
The only art her schemes to cover,
To give her wishes sure success
To gam TO fix a captive lover,
And wiring his bosom $50 DRESS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

fPUB1ic No. Ill
~ ACT making appropriations for the payment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-06

CoMMENCEMENT.-Th The annual commencement of
Of Columbia College held on Tuesday, October 2,
1888, Trinity Church The exercises of the day
opened with prayer by the President
The orations were then delivered in the order set
down in the programme, and, learn from in
elgent auditor they were for the part both well
conceived and well spoken.
The medals awarded the late concluding examna.
lion of the several Classe. announced and de-
livered
The degree Of Bachelor Of Arts then conferred
the following Students of the late Senior Class viz
Mancer Nj. Backus, George TempleoH Strong, John
Mason Knox, Edward Anthony, Jeremiah Lurocque,
Henry Hall Ward, Isaac V. Fowler, Francis Marion
Ward, Alfred Mersan Loutrel, Charles Spear, William
r. Travers Frederick Anthem, T. Golden Cooper Rich.
ard Henry Doug lass Phillip Hone, jr, Benjamin Tired
we'll Nissan William B. MoHat, and Benjamin Re-
MAINE jr, and upon John Hose and William Edward
Snowden, Of the same class absent by permission.
The degree Of Master of Arts then conferred on
the following gentlemen. Alumni of the College viz the
Rev. William Angus Curtis, A. B.. Evert A. Duy
chnck A. B.; Charles Hall, A. B., William Mulligan
A. B Richard W. Redheld, A. B.; Russell Trevett
A. B.; Jedediah b. Aud, A. B.; William H. Wilson,
A. b. Charles H. Lyon A. B.; Henry Hayward, A.
B.; Orlando Hartman, IT., and James w. Beekman.
The honorary degree Of A. M. then conferred On
Walter Chisholm Principal Teacher in the Branch
Grammar School Of the College; and the honorary de-
gree Of d. ID. upon the Rev. Hugh Smith, Rector of St
Peters Church in this city the Rev. James Romeyn
Pastor Of the Reformed Dutch Church in Catskil the
Church in Massachusetts; and upon the Rev. Leonidas
Polk. Missionary Bishop elect for Arkansas.
The Valedictory Address with Grafton" On the
connection between moral end intellectual excellence"
then delivered by Isaac v Fowler, and the exer.
cises OF the day were concluded with Prayer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-06

%. The Great Western left her moorines TO the dock
at the foot of Pike precisely at half past three
O'Clock Thursday afternoon and proceeded TO sea.
She has on board one hundred and twenty five pas
sergers being all she could with any convenience &c.
cemmodate. For days pas, her agents have been
compelled 10 refuse receive any more passengers,
though numerous applications were made TO them, and
premium offered on the established price Of the pas
sage She has also all the merchandise on freight she
carry and informed larger number OF let.
than she carried before. Besides the freight
and passengers she takes fifty thousand sovereigns re-
sitied doubt Of the advanced rate Of ex
change.
the STEAMBOATS, Robert L. Stevens and Passaio ac-
conpanied the Great Western down the Bay, filed
with passengers, and the concosrse Of people on the
wharves and Battery, collected witness her depar
ture, showed that the public interest in the success Of
Atlantic steam navigation is no ways diminished.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-06

CoKoNER's orrIcE.--Snpposed Lore and Suicide
An elderly lady called THURSDAY evening at the
Coroners ofics, and Showed his clerk letter which
had been that morning found the dressing table OF
young lady, who had few hours before left home since
which could be found OF her. and her friends
feared that she had committed suicide. The letter
written by Miss Mary Cecilia Rodgers, who resided
IA Pitt street. and directed 10 her mother. In
this letter the young lady took afectonste farewell
Of her mother and informed her that she had left home
with the fixed and unalterabe deter miaaen destroy
herself As the mother Of the young lady re
ceived the letter. she messengers in different d
recons in search Of her daughter but up late hour
on Thursday evening they had not succeeded in dis
covering any trace Of her The young lady il appears
had time back attended in a store in Broadway
and while there, had been, for several mepths, raid
particular attention by gentleman, who since ceased
his stentous and left the city and il is supposed that
this circumstance had operated upon the young lsdys
mind as 70 produce the occurrence relate. When
leaving her mothers house, on Thursday morning she
was dressed IN brown satin frock Tuscan hat, and
wore small red silk handkerchief on her neck.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-06
WHEELER'S BALsAM OF MOSCA.


u TO The PuBLiC;Lln testimony Of the e1trsordina
~ virtues OF WHEELERS bALsAM OF MOSCArELL0,
Ia purely vegetable reparauon and quite agreeable to the
eaate remedy ior all diseases OF the bowels Dyspepsia
Diarhea Dysentery Cholera Morbus Spasnodic Cholera
and The summer complaints OF Children the following hghly
repeetaoe TO husdreds of others have
voiusay ~Ten letters 10 the proprietor, ofhe
ngnssi apnons o. us merits sua Of The decided success
whcn ha attended iu use by themselves and In their iam
lies
De Peyser, Esq, captain OF the New York packet
ship Coumsus Count DOrtrsnei Charles II. Webb, late Of
Congress Hall New York; Gel Charles Map-s, David Kim
berly Esq l2l Front streets Mr. David Hag ass Brocme
street MT Augustus Chaplin 40 Green witch street, Mr. Pc
ter D. Collins 24s Front streets Mr. Charles r. Smith Sl4
Srand street. Nj Jshn innes l2o stanton street; Mr. Wm
Neal - Mercer Mr. Robert breese 25l Hudson