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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
State Of Mississippi, Lowndes 60.

GGFFlN RoGEGTs
1862 VS. ; Attachment SOL %
S,N'L. A. EDMoNDsoS
NOTICE is hereby srou that the above al
v tachncni was issued At the sui Of the SAID
plaintiff aga.nt The said defendant as an ab~condlic
debtor for the sum aforesaid, and has been returned
10 this office duIy executed, and is now pending and
undetermined in The Circuit court of LowLdcs coun-
tv. State of Mis5,sppi; and tiat unless the said de-
ftndant shall appear on Of before the second Mon
dav Of April ncxi, beng the lSt day Of the Circuit
court for the county aforesaid, give special bad aud
plead, iudoment Will be cnetcd against him, aud
the properly attached viii b. lod 70 sJtsfy the
paintff demands
Witness tac clerk of the said Circuit court the
q day Of FeorJnry 1888.
OVID =. BROWN, Cl'k
Ss-lw Pr fee 81 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24

AND TRAVELLING FACILITIES INCREASED,
DAILY LINE or L. $. MAIL COACHES.
From Hictsbwg 10 Jackson
VHyIIE subscribers haze the pleasure OF inform
a. ing the public that they have established a
DoiJv Line OF four horse Post Coacice from NIcka-
burg VIA Amsterdam, Raymond and Clinton, &c
jackson, which will leave Nicksburg and Jackson
every day regularly. Their old and well known line
VIA Bridgeport aud Clinton to Jackson is also in
complete operation, passengers therefore can always
RELY upon an immediate conveyance, as two stages
viii leave Nlcksburg every morning for Jackson,
and rice rersd.
They have also cstabisheda trl.weekly line el
L. s. mai coaches from Grand Gulf via. Raymond,
Clinton aud Jackson, to Brandon. Passengers lray-
cling on tie NckShurg daily line VIII lnicrseCt lhe
line to Brandon at Jackson, and also The line 20 CO.
umbus. Mss. They have also established daily
line of stage, from Port Gibson to Grand Gull, so
that passengers from the river can Away get direct
pasgage 10 any part of the interior OF the sae.--
They would also inform the public that they are
now establishing new and splendid line OF four
horse post coaches, (Which viii be IN full operation
hy the first Of January nexO from Manchester Via.
Benton, Lexington, Carroton and Grenada, To
Colcevi.e, there intCrsCtlng with the stage line To
Pontotoc aud from thence To Iuscumhla, Ala, III
tersecline aso with the line leading fom ront0toc
10 Columbus, Mis-, aud iom ColIeeyll!c 10 Holly
Springs, aud from Holly Springs 70 Grenada, Tenn.
there ntc 3ccting the main line to Nashville, inter-
sac,lna also with i Ie from Holly Spring, TO Mem
! plis Tenn. All OF tie coaches on the above routes
are ofthc best Troy manutactur', and the most ex
percnced agents are employed to conduct them
| Every attention will be shown to persons Travelling
on these lines, and 10 the safe transportation .
! baggage ......,.-..
J. r. g. p. JEFFERSON.
Clinton. Miss. JAN 90, ls3S--2S-3m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Dwelling House for Sale.

nNE of the best finished and most desirable
" residences in the town of Columbus will be
sold on accommodating terms. There is fine gar
den attached to the premises IN which there IS a
choice collection of flowers and shrubbery. The
dwelling is well situated and convenient 10 the bu-
sness part oil the town.
For further particulars enquire at this Office.
Teh Oath lS3S-33--tt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Trustees Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that IN pursuance OIL
~ the provisions contained in deed OF trust cX-
ecae1 by James ]. Pucr oftle County OF Lowndes
aud State of Mississippi 10 me as trustee on ''lg +
l9h day of October 1856 TO secure the Paymrnt %
a certain sum Of money taeren described 70 L.
Calhoun will as said trustee oiier at PoOio s', 'r
c,rcosb before the court house deori the town ol
Columbus on Monday the 10Th day Of March next,
tbe followipg described tracts of land, (viz:) me
north east quarter and west haIfof section numbered
n;no and fine south east quarter dissection numbered
two in township numbered fourteen norlh, o. ran >
@bered nine east. in the Columbus laud DISTRICT
containing by estimation SIX hundred and lofly
acre.; he the same more or less, togelher Wltn -,
and singular the spperenances tere'o ~ apf h,
Blooming aud apperaning, sod to SATISFY lie uep'
intenaed to be secured by the deed above named
The sale will take place between the usual hours
ROBERT w. CARR, Trustee
| Feb. -, 1883 iw Printer fee - ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that by NE'ue oi
- an ortcr of the Board Of County Police Tor
Iaynl,, ,,nrty. alta spec'a, term of SAID board,
h..,,p spI f.f1 ON the first Monlay ot January,
is5s. there win be offered hr sale at'hc Court souse
door In die town of Columbus, on the ,.l1l Monday
of February. instant: Lots NJ 6 AMI !. IN square
NJ GS, north Of Man street in the town OF Co'nm-
bus. containing pne quarter ot an accc each, lhc
saa,e wI...h was selected t. bu'i thr pd onl.--,
Terms, twelve months crcdt-n'ir, with approved
s,cuuly, wl b. required Of tie purchaser
RID HADEN, b { p
Feb O. 1875 Sati
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
A Pocket Book Found

ERY Henry Avery between Columbus and
HD COL N. Davis.) The owner can get it by
describing the same and The contents, and paving
this advertisement For further particulars Apply
to Panne Taylor Esq. eight miles east Of Column
bus Oh the Tuscaloosa road
Feb 90 1888 -2Wl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Ahnrhcen Female Academy.

UyHIS institution viii 20 into operation on the
Z lst of February next, under the supern
tendance Of Mr. JANIS A. M'LEAN and LADY, assist
ed BY Miss NoRRis, who are well qualified to teach
an the branches usually taught N such institutions
together with the Greek, Latn, and French Ian
rnaees From the experience Of Mr. MLean and
lady, the healthy location and roomy Academy,
with sufficient rooms for all the classes, we Halter
ourselves that we shall be able to give general salts
iacton.
Boarding and Tuition are at the customary rates
of the West JOHN J. TINDALL
JIM ANDERSON,
BIC BURNETT,
II W PAISLEY,
January I6 1888 32-3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
state of Mississippi. LoMndes Co.

JoRpAN & BUCuANANl
ll1l Ns Attachment SfN' w
wv. h. Patterson )
NOTICE is hereby gwen THAI the above at
~ tachment was issued s, the suit Of the sand
painGirarainS the SAID defendant q, an abSconding
debtor for the sum aforesaid aud has been returned
To ihs office duly executed, and is now pending aud
undetermined in the Circuit court of LoWndtS coun-
", State OF Mississippi; and that unless the sad de-
PENDANT shah appcar On or before the second Mon
day uf Apul next, being The ist day Ok tlle Circus!
cour, FOR the county aforesaid give special bait aud
plead Judgment viii De entered AGAINST him, and
The property attached VII be sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands,
Witness the clerk Oft said Circuit court tic
II day OF February, SIS.
OVID 2. BROWN GIN.
S3-iw [Pr fee 81 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24

2s next, will be sold a public auction on the
w. premises, The following described proper
- ty, viz;
TIe Plantation lately owned by Joseph Gngsby,
and formerly bv Thos. d, Council Esq situate IN
the county OF Lowndcs, about fifteen miles rom 20
lumbus, on the Robinson Road, containing I'-oo
acres of Land. This Plantation is known as the
Pichlynn place and is of lhe FIST quality Of Cotton
Land Also all the necessary armlng utensils at
tached 10 said Plantation; also 1000 bushels OF corn
4 nules. horses, 2 yoke o. oxen, COWS, . small
cattle. 100 bors 1000 pounds oil bacon h0usehod
and kitchen luruuure, 10 beds and bedding, set
of smiths tools, double gig one wagon ana har-
ness and guns.
r. The Sale will be POSITIVE. and made upon
fine following terms, VIZ: Plantation on credit OF
one and two years. the personal property on cred
Also wal be sold on MONDAY, the second
dav of April next, IN the town Of Columbus the
following described property on credt 81 Twelve
months cL,.
o c,rm,ry bv the heirs Of Guslayus flerlrck, Sit
n,ted in ,be county Of LowRdes, about IL mics
south orCoumbus on the watersoi LR&2paIta and
Tonbiobv rivers. containing 800 and 100 acres
one undivided halt interest :,
\. F.. quarter Of S 5, T. 70 n, r. IS I
o,o bolrot Lot No. OFFS /, r 10 \. II Is 4
-, .SW ar orS W qrSl7, T us, Il is "
9 Lots No. and IL, S 81, T \, 10 +
t, lot No. /, 5 81, I 10 \, u :
The whole of w half N EqrS !, TIE n, - !
w half n Wqr S II, ~ n, 8 (
& W haf n Eqr II, 7 II, R4
w half N + qr 5 I, IA, 10
Also half Of Lot number A. in V. Nagov add uo'
n CoInmbus. Mississippi, situated Immediately Oh
Ma1ary Road, and also two other lots in the tow
St. Mary, IIinoIs. -, ,vpx ,o,.ono,
Feb 81 lS3S.-33-4w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Twenty Dollars Reward,

yuNlIE subscriber near Athens, Monroe coun-
i ~, Mississippi, on the 18th January, 1888,
negro nm called HARRY about twenly-eght or
thirtyyearS ola, dark complexion, about i've leet
ten inches high, one of has upper or under lore teeth
o1,. ms rrht hand has been injured with cotton gn,
has a small scar IN his forehead, near the edge OF
his ha,r, had on when hc left dark woolen hunt
inr shut, white cotton panmloons aud old wool hat.
lie Will probably attempt to 20 to Williamson coun-
IA. Tennessee where he was rascd lWlU give
twenty dollars reward for his apprehension and con-
fncmrut in pail, so that can get HIM, ,
Ln " ls3s-gqtf $. b, MOORE,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Isnac vi. Knapp, & Co.
Notice..

TNHE Co-parnershis heretofore existing un-
i der the style and firm of Smith, Raingeard
& Co. is this day dissolved BY mutual consent, III
persons indebted Ia the late firm, viii please cal
and settle their account and those having claims
against the firm viii pTesem them for payment
SMITH, RAlNGEARD 4 co.
Jan. 81, lS3S-29-lm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Importcd Stallion, for 1898.

al
as-t=das'@ssss1 the season, TO commence lul. Feb
ruary and end the lst July I'll public w.l be no
tilted as soon as his numberis iui.
American gentlemen lately IN England speak Of
his oct there, now ye1rIngs, very promising, and
they have been largely engaged N stakes. Glen
coe has during two seasons proved rGy sure
ST. Gle, will stand at the same place. Ow-
inc to bad health he failed during 1886 almost en-
tircly. Attbc close Of last season he was permit
ted 10 serve 10 mares, nearly all Of which proved
with ioal He now appears 10 he vigorous limarcs
fail to him there viii he no charge, or $50 payable
on their proving with ipaI'
Beiar perfectly appd,cd how important consid.
Grafton il is with breeders that send valuable Brood
Mares from home. that every care should be- taken
Of them and tier produce. Mr. jackson has pre-
pared a large number Of grass lots, with running
water in all them and under good fence, and IL
nearly all Of them he BIS erected roomy stables and
shelters, He has had considerable experience II
breeding bIooded stock himself, and he has also EN-
moved competent person who will devote all h'
attention TO the care OF the stock sent to his house
| If more is sent than there is angle accommodation
for. he viii place them IN careiul hands IN the flcih
| nv Particular care will be taken dl mares aoou
10 loaI. The charge for keeping with gram 81 D.
| cTs per week Those who may ind 1t most convt
nient ia send their mares by Steam Boat are inform
ed that The Iarrest class of boats a-;end nearly
all times to Waterloo within % miles Of Mr. JacE
sons.
LFVIATHAN continues at Col. George Elliott
near Galatn Sumner county, Tennessee. Tern
$50, and 81 10 the Groom payable within the Sc
son. JAMES JACKSON 4 co,
J Ext 10, lsjs-3llw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Diamond Ring Lost

A T the Military Ball at the Academy on the
IN 22d inst. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving 1t at LWIngstou's Hotel.
Feb. "a, lS3S-33u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
State of Mississippi, Lowmdes Go.

RopDy SmTH)
1874 W Attachment go 30
WV. Il. HAGR's)
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the above al
~ tachment was issued at the suit Of the said
nraintjfl AGAINST the said defendant as an abacondng
debtor for tie sum aforesaid, aud has been returned
10 this Office duy executed, and is now pending and
undetermined 10 the Cicuri court Of Lowndc conG-
~. State o. Mississippi; and that unless the said de-
lendant shall appear on or before the second Mon
day of Aoij next, being ihe lst day Of the Circuit
court for the county alore-ad give special bad aud
plead, Judgment wilI be entered agaIost hlm' and
HE proDef1y otlothcd will be sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands.
Witness the clerk Of the said Cucuit court The
81 day of February 1888.
OVID +. BROWN, Cik.
33-iw fr zee - 0o
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
NDWARD A. SMITH 4 JAMES II.
"a ERIERGnN hnylnu formed n copartnef.

ship under the firm and style ofSmith s Frerson,
and bought out the interest otthe late firm OF Smith,
Rangcard s. Co. They will continue the business
at the old stand, and trust their efforts to please md
give satisfaction, may entte them to the confidence
Of the public new and iull supply Of every ar
ucle in their line viii soon be received, and their
terms will always h liberal.
Jan IL lsSS-9gtt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
dissolution,

VHNHE partnership heretofore existing between
n the undersigned as merchants, under the
firm of Wilton s. Hubert, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All these indebted 10 said firm OF
Wilton & Hubert, are requested To call on Lyman
Wilton. who alone is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for the debts due Us. .
LYMAN WILTON.
LORING HUBERT.
Fehrnnry Y. ls33.-32n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Money! Money! -..
$5,OOO Money, for sale by
Feb. 24-3stf T.. +. CALHOUN.
A Note Found

I'm the town Of Columbus, on the Dist of Feb
IL ruary, given by A. \. Womack miayor OF }.
+. Forson The owner can have the said note
by applying at the Democrat Office AMI paying for
this advertisements Feb. ass
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
State of Mississippi, Lownhes CO.

SENECA A. SuToNsrNL
1874 vs. Attachment Slooo w
DANIrL II. PALLAIs )
NOTICE Is hereby giyeu that the above at
~ tachment was ISSUED at the suit OF the SAID
plaintiff against the said defendant as an abscondlng
debtor for the sum aforesaid, aud has been returned
10 this Office duly executed, and is now pending aud
unacelm,uej ia he Circuit court of Lowndcs conn
", Sste of M,,ssppi aud that unless the said de
ltndau, shall appear on or before the second Mon
day Of April neS, beng tho Isl day Of the Circuit
court for hc county aforesaid give SPECIAL hall ana
plead, Judgment viii be entered AGAINST him, a'd
tie property attached will be sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands
Witness the cla orthc sail Circuit court the
u day otFtbruary, 1888.
OVID p. BROWN, Ctk.
S3lw Pr Zee 81 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Administrators Notice.

shall apply 10 the next term of The PROBATE
m court to be Leld in the town Of Starkville, in
the county oil Jktibbeeha, Miss, on the LIST Monday
o! apr! neat for final settlement of the estate Of
Ezekiel May6eId, decd at which time and place,
all Persons may attend il they think proper
ELIZABETH MAYFIELD, Admir-
Feb !, 1888. SOte Tpr fee - 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Notice.

HpY order Of the probales court Of Lowndes
~ county, there will be sold on Saturday the
Sd day OF March next the whole of square No Is;
south Of Main street, in the town Of Columbus, 90
a credit OF one and two years. Note, Win approved
security, will be required.
MILES LOVE,
IF. CALHOUN,
T.. B. CASTOR, Guardians fr
minor heirs Of d. Lope, deed
Feb I, 1888 1918
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Ei.rf Nntice.

IN order 90 prevent persons from sayr's they
III were sued without being called on for pay
meat hereby request all rhose indebted To Tie
>ab.crh.-. % cal, aud make some satisfactory ar
r-nc mont Of tler debts before tie 18th oi next
month Tie above may T. uhrn Or what yol
,sns n u.n-,1. F. T. CALHOUN.
Feb. II, tssS-S3 Wv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Stale of Mississippi. Lownde' Co.

WILLIAM ii. ApDINGToN
1884 IS Attachment Slli' w
DENNIS SrEEDMNN
NOTICE is hereby given that the above at
" tochmcnt was issued at the suit OF the SAID
plaintiff against the said defendant as an Ascending
debtor for he sum aforesaid, aud has been returned
to this office duly executed, and IS now pendng ana
undetermined IA the Circuit court Of LowndeS couh-
ty. Stale of Nj .,ippi and that unless the said de-
icndaot Shall apprar on or before the second Mon
dav Of Apul next, being lie LIST day Of the Crcml
court Tor tac county alore add give special bail and
Plead Judgment viii he entered Against hun. and
the properly attached will DC sold to safety The
plaintiff, demands.
Witness line clerk of the said Circuit court The
q day Of February, 1888,
OVID 2. BROWN Crk.
"A iw ll'r fee 81 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Bank Notice,
RgAL ESTATE BANK,sG COMPANY, !
Of Columbus, Mississippi.
Eeh lG IS3s

Feb. l6, 1888
H,HE stockholders Of the Real Estate Bauk-
l. ing Company Of Columbus, MlssIsslPpI, are
requested to meet at their Banking House 10 Co
lumbus, on monday, the 9Th day OF March ensuing,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
3a-2,n r. $. BLOUNT, Cash'r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24

The Cotton presses belonging to the Natchcz
Shipping Company, turn out on an average dur
ing twenty-iour hours 40 bales.
The debt Of the State of New jersey, accor-
ding to the report of the Treasurer, amounts to
$4,000.
Tho four ordinary secrets of human life are
early rising, exercise, personal cleanliness, and
the rising from the table with the stomach unop-
pressed. There may be sorrows in spite of
these, but they will be less with them, and no bo.
dy can be truly comfortable without .hcn
Womea, THE naughty woman who can stand
alone, and requires no leaning place IN our heart
loses the spell of her sex.
CoMME>DABLE.-We learn that one of the
mos, fashionable ladies in our city, intends giving
a large parry in in the course Of few evenings
on new plan. Every visitor has been gwen tc
understand that one dollar will be asked Of them
before leaving the houses and the money so rais
ed is to be given the Ward Committee for The
benefit of the poor. We do not know the lady
but our words for it, she is beautifully \
| Wig.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24

1868 vs. Attachment So@ "
SAML A. EpmoHDsos)
NOTICE is hereby given mat the above at.
~ tachment was issued at the suit OF the SAID
plaintiff against the said defendant as an Ascending
dcbrof of tac .un aforesaid and has been retained
10 ihi, Office duly executed, aud ], now pending aud
undetermined II the Cncut court Of Lowndcs c0nn-
tv, Slatcor Ms-rsippj sad tbat unless The said de-.
tndaH. slall appear on o. before the second Mon
dsv Of Apu uez, being the lst day the Circuit
court for tae county aforesaid, rive special bal and
plead, judgment viii be enle,gd against bun, and
The property attached viii be sod to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands.
Wuacs, to. clerk Of the said Circuit court the
q day Of February, 1888.
OVID p. BROWN CFk
s5-tw lPr fee 81 5o
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Notice


TENHOSE indebted u the subscriber Cor work
n done in 1897, are earnestly requested to
come forward and pay mp without delay, as | ala
obliged to have money and therefore cannot give
long indulgence. Ia future, my terms will be cash,
and Cash only. Nj. u. +. HAWl Ely
Feb 3, 1888. 3O-St
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24

KNHE public are hereby cautioned against
u trading for note NOW in the hands Of Vim.
Cozart, Esp made by the undersigned TO David
Monroe, for the sum of 81 900. Tie consideration
of said note has wholly failed, ard its payment will
be resisted by the maker.
Feb /, 1888. TFOS. n CONNFI1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Pay un! PNY I'D!

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted
IN to the subscriber, are earnestly requested TO
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the disagreed
bic necessity of enforcing payment.
Feb 81 ls3s-30f p. SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
cali at VereIl's HOnse.

= INVITE all spicures 10 call and see me, !
ii keep every thing that Is GOOD, and l want
yaoa pricsS, Th1se who palTnnise me, EnA have
every altentsNn paid them, both at the bar and Ie-
itctoiy, AMI Al any hour, night or day aud all ask
i, r,,urn is ler tscm TO leave the change at the
r,nn,er osI have vetoed the credit system.
I,,, y, is}s-is,f W. A. VERELL.
NIB am told there are houses IN town which
s on a credit and much cheaper than can AFFORD,
persons who prefer those HOUSES, can paton!ze ht'n
without any complaint on INV part
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24

.Nsrsr despair Of the Republic. Even in free
governments, where there are means sufficient
and inducements most potent for preserving the
liberty Of the people and the welfare Of the state,
there arc dangers and difficulties to be guarded
against and overcome. 1t must be, that often
ces come There will be parties, and party sptr.
il is always liable 10 adopt some improper means
for a proies5ed Ultimate good. And 1t not sell
dom leads to violence and oppression in the ma
jurity. There viii be ambitious men, where
theprlze of fame and power is in their view.
And, though there is a laudable and patriotic am
bnlon, this passion Is often TO be found connected
with gross seishness and utter destitution Of
principle. And surely them Is dangerous. Pow.
err, too, is corruphng; and men in office are ap
70 tyrannse and Cypress. But there are rene
dies among the people to prevent or cure all thes,
evils There is redeemmg power Ia com
munlty like ours, where the people are welI-ln
formed, and receive a moral and religious educa
ton: where il is for the interest OF all to be ODE
dent, peaccable d sober; and where the con
sduton secures the political rights and privilege,
ofthe people, by defining and controlling tn,
power oithe rulers, and by making them offer
and stately dependent on the people for Ollie
and authority.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
Great Auction sale.

,+sassM on FRIDAY Tie 3olh day Of March
H next, will be sold atpubic auction on the
SVsS@ premises, The following described proper
l. ", viz:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24

honors Of Office, but for justice ba people jealous
of any encruaChmeuts ON their rights.
llYe the honor 10 b..
Nerv respectfully
Your obel!ent servant
JOHN F. II. CLAIBORNE.
Gotle Hon. TH0S. GLAscOCE
THE Proceedings Of the meeting a lulsj % on Cd
Ciai5orne have been published in our paper. Alter
a lengthy debate the question was taken on Nh
Howarl's amendment, which IN fact sends the cleo
ton back 10 the people, and was ssreel 10; yeas
III, nays III. The Speaker voted in affirmative
AMI 50 decided the question:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
New Arrangements.

AND TRAVELLING FACILITIES INCREASED.
DAILY LINE or L. $. MAIL C0AC HE'S.
From H:"hsbwg 10 Jackson.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24
State of Mississippi, Lowndcs Co

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