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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Mineral Water Bathing House,

NINTH this month the season will be closed
w ed. All persons holding tickets are re-
quosted to bring them IN during the month Of Sep
tcmher
Several Of the citizens have requested That the
bathing house should be kept open during winter
The proprietor will do so provided sufficient num-
Der will take tickets for the fall and winter season 10
indemnify HIM against loss.
Sept, :, lSSS.-9-t, d. BALDWIN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Dissolution.

FHVHE partnership heretofore existing between
n the undersigned as merchants, under the
firm of Wilton s Hubert, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All those indebted 10 said finn o.
Wilton & Hubert are requested TO call on Lyman
Wilton, who alone is authorized to collect and 70.
ceipt for the debts due us.
LYMAN WILTON.
L0RING HUBERT.
February 10, ls5s,-32tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13

VuNHE undersigned having received the agen-
a cy for the State Bank of Alabama at New
Orleans ana having also entered into Coparncr-
shin under the firm name Of MARI Brown s. Co,
for the purpose of transacting general FACTOR
AGE ana COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the city
of New Orleans, would respectfully offer their ser
vices 10 their friends and the public ngcncra. They
will be in New Orleans early in October neXbGani
BY prompt attention to all business entrusted to them
in their line, aud by their undivided attention to
please aud accommodate, they confidently hope
share of public patronage.
D. ?. MARI,
Z. p. BROWN,
j. j. WEBSTER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Anticc.

YENIlE subscriber particularly request all per-
N, sous having unsettled accounts with them to
call at their former Counting room, and close them
by note or otherwise,
We have also or 5000 dollars worth Of goods,
which we wish to sell at wholesale.
BURGESS : THOMPSON.
Columbus, March 2ith, lS3S.-S1-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Commission Business.

ERENJ. TO0MER has permanently cssb'
Hp lished himself IN the city Of Mobile, Aa,
for the purpose Of transacrinr GENERAL Gowns.
SION BUSINESS, and respectfully tenders hsserrceS
TO his friends and the public generally.
p3-iIe may be found at his office by the lst day
of November. Sept 90 l53S.-l2a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
George Lyons. Cabinet Maker.

Main Street, fetc doors East the Coltnbas Hotel
HAS on hand, general assortment or So
N FAS, BEDSTEADS, DRESSING ia.
BLES, TABLES, WORK STANDS, COTS,
Sc sc. which he offers for sale low for cash or
approved credit. He is also prepared to perform
any work in his line which may he required, on
short notice. tie sohcits the patronage Of The c,i-
acas Of Columbus and vicinity, and pledges himself
to give satisfaction to all his customers.
Or Undertaking viii he attended &c al all times,
anl Hesrses, Collins, Sc, provided
q Angus! 4, ls5s--i-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13

TIE officers aud non commissioned officers VIII
assemble for dll ana instructions on the day pre-
y.ous Ia their respective reviews, Major ROBERT
T. HAEEl> wI.I act as inspector OF the 81 Brigade,
ana lIa,or RoBERr B. WELLs viii act as Inspector
Of the ~ Brigade. The Brigadier Generals with
their respective staff viii attend the reviews 10 ther
respective Rrigadcs; the Coones commaudautS OF
the several Regiments in this Division will at their
rggimcnlal mus,trS make ont and forward 10 tic
Adulanl General returns setting forth the names OF
al. officers Of their regiment The date Of each COM
mission, the number Of companies in their regiment,
and the number Of non Commissioned officers and
prlyatcs. The General Order Of the 18th Of May,
prescribing the uniform Of the Militia Of this State
IS unchanged All officers are required to equip
themselves forthwith, it is required Of the inspectors
TO report each Colonel commandant whose regiment
is not organic d. and also, to report all such officers
who do not appear in uniform at their respective re-
Emauta mus,crs; Tie report to re made to the pro-
per officer SO that the delinquent can be dealt with
before cour'maria to be appointed for that rur-
pose. is also enforced on the inspector to examine
the equipment OF each inform company ofCayalry
or Infantry and report the same.
BY Oder Of Major General, REUBEN II. GRANT.
ABSALUM FARMER,
Inspector OF the 4th Division, Mi. Militia.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Thc Landlord's Rono1it.

A fellow BY the name of JEROME
EA McGREGOR put upat my Hotel some
-MlA1 two weeks ago, and after making large
1TA draws on my bar, and eating several
M. days Al my table, leh without adjusting
rrXT his bill, which amounted 10 twenty dol
---s--=.-.sszs lars. Sud MeGrcgur talked loud, ap.
peared consequential, was about live feet eleven IN
ches high wore dark ircck coat and carried cane.
Tic makes out himself to be hero, when ne IS moth.
ing more than contemplate loaler, as his action,
manifest. He hailed last from GAINESVILLE aud Ma.
con- (sad he had killed man at the latter place
and had lived IN Ohio. | warn ~ landlords to h,
on Their guard against this yagabond swinder
GEO. Ii. LIVINGSTON,
Proprietor Columbus Hofel
Sept -, ls3s.--ll-ti.
Friendly publishers would do Tic community fl
vor BY giving the above few Insertions.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Mrs. T.. VAUGHN,

EAlLL give Lessons in music on the Pin,
w Forte at her residence in Columbus.
Young Ladies will not be charged extra Tor tew
Of the Piano; Price S25 per session Of five nos..
The most satisfactory references will be cyen
April Ii, 1858 4Ou
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Pay up. Pay up.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
4 "a to the subscriber, are curnesty requested to
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the dIsagcca-
bic necessity Of enforcing payment
Feb. 8, 1888 soft 7. SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Dress Maker.

NTRS, MCDANIEL of Nashville, Ten. iss,
I'VE this method of informing the public d!
she has commenced the business Of NJ ntua NAB
at Miss Gidneys Millinery, on Main street. SD
hopes by strict attention to business to merit
share OF public patronage. All orders in her lr
viii be punctually attended to.
Columbus, Oct, G, 1888. 1881
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Tavern TO Let.

FEVHE subscriber having purchased ia. .,;oo 10
III. being determined TO devote his aNe,'" iii:
flaming has declined the idea Of keeping lfegia:
bousc lie is, in consequence, desi-ous q a.s.
out tie TAVERN in I'LL place (Naslyi!Is} , MI \,
he sometime since rented. He viii let It lr'I III,
10th Of October, inst, til the Isl Of January :
Terms liberal, and payments easy. ne sss
Cc-For particular information oppy to "s
scrlber, or N. N. Nash Esq. -rpP0.
Nashville, Lowndcs CO. Mi, Oct. J, Ioo9. -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
PostnOnernent

! a. PulIr Sals5 and Prirsic Ehf1sf ef Land.
NOTICE orposl?aneneoi ofpublc saIss and
~ paya.e eaiuos oi land. within 'he hunts OF
I t.e country coded by hc Clula" j.. 'u' ts treaty.
Icaar.ul,Jat Dancing Rad-t c.e.k. H September,
eighteen hundred ali thirty.
Whereas. d. Tho concluding pI1us9 90 tIe act 0i
Conrrr.s. aYsr5srI aa t.e lll of june 75-i cnu-
tied IAN act 20 grant prescription iRn,s 20 ss'lfia
OH the pnblr I1els % is declared, What % SHAH
be lhe daIy % tUc President q De Omied States TO
cause 10 b. reserved lIum ac uf entry under lhe
Droyi.ions Of tfr Of ahy other aw of De United
Sti,cs any tract ur tracts of and, reserved 20 any
Choclaw under ihr PROVISIONS oI ut treaty OF
Dancuy Rabbit crefk % one ih9u'aH0 t'Sht nun
drcd lgi 'a.riy, AMI asl lo reserve Ao" s' VI Gu
,ry, sufficient quantity %. tae laris acquired ny
saul treaty. upon which n1 such sttleWthl or I'M
proyeutnt has baeu uadc, Jas "oid tuU'e '' 't''
tier or impio,er ia u91i u' pIt-eHp""h uNo'I
this ag, Ia .liisf, the ealuG ut such Indians as may
bav,. brcn eol,f.I tore.ergaions under The sald
treaty.. and whose lands may hatc been sold b. Tue
Ifait,d States. on account p any default, neglect,
or omission OF duy, 0n the part OF any oihcer the
United States such reservation from sale TO con
lnle unih tie claims 20 reservations under SAID
ireaiy slal be- investigated By the board Of Com
missioners appointed for that purpose AMI ihcr re-
mort huah acied on by Congress.
Notice il therefore hereby gwen, by direction Of
The President OF tie United States that entTics d
land eiained under tic aforesaid act granting fhe
rigM of pre-empt0a, wH be receipedj but, that no
sales either az public aacton or pirate entry (oiher
than presumption rights OF any Of the lands coded
10 tne United states hy lhe treaty with the Choc-
aR Indians concluded al Dancing Rabbit creek, ~
September 1880 wlll be permitted unl iufther d.
reet,ous either rom the Executive or the Congress
Of tlr United Smie3.
3 Notice i also given that the Public Sales Of Land
N The State IF mississippi proclaimed by Tie PresI-
dent, on The fourteenth Of May, 1883 to take place
at The Land Offices 1T
CioccnruA, on Monday, the l9th Of November
next;
CoLuNBus, on Monday tbc 18th Of October next;
AuGvsra, on Monday, the 9th Of November next; !
and the Public sale Of Land proclaimed in Ike man
ner on the 7h Of May, 1888, 10 take place ai De-
slorots, IN the State Of alabama, on thc -0l q Dc
tober next; and Of the fracuon of section thirty
four west OF the Tumbtckhce river IN township |
twenty, Of range seventeen west; AT Tuscaloosa, N
The same State, OF Monday the Sh Of October next,
,rc hereby indefinitely postponed.
By order Of the President
JAMES WHlTCOMB,
Commissioner ofthc General Land QG'ee'
General Land Office; JuIy %. 1888,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
FnlI Goods,

ERANKLIN & BROTHER have on hand
n n full assortment Of iall and winter Goops
consisting Of Kentucky Jeans; CasinettS: Glasgow
Jeans; Negro Cloths; New York Linseys; Red and
PLAID Lluseys; White and Red FIannoll4 Merino
Circassans; Boots aud Shoes, Sc All OF which
viii be sod low Tor CASH.
Columbus Sent. 29th, 1858. 1857
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
DIR b r. CorneII

IL rs opened an Office at tie store g ,
"a FRANKLIN, where he tenders h, $ =. :
fessNonal services, to the citizens of c., H. Il
and us vicinity. February IS, ls37-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Law Notice

nANL, JONES, having resumed ths Mr..
~ tice Of law, will attend the Circui, Conn., NJ. !.
Yazoo aud the adjacent countless the Chan.
Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson Ca,
bis residence Yazoo county, ten miles South oiI'
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton W.
CITY. Miss,
May 10th, l83S,-46-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Antl-Spnsn,0dic Tincture, on

RNOTHER'S COMFORT. This medicine
4va has been prepared with special reference
to the wants of families, IN which the most minute
particularly has been observed, IN ofdct mat mo-
theirs might keep and use 1t with the most perlecl
saicty and with the confident assurance lhai y Wll
afford relief when very many OF the standard rem
edcs fail. The proprietor, before oi'cr'ng u 10 'ne
puhjc has taken occasion 10 converse with some
distinguished physicians OF Virginia ana WIN sPc-
cal naius 10 sneak of all the various parts ana pro-
n,rtions Of Tins medicine; and those that know IT'S
ropn,npnt narts. have pronounced Il one Of the
ver,l hret rompounds for the following diseases that
c,r h nrrnarcd. and may be used with perfect safe
a., ~ val with the new born babe as tic man OF
score and tep II those that use it are not sa-
tsfcd mai il is the very best remedy fol- Tire disease,
Lorr enumerated, they can return the bottle and re-
rriy hac, their money II is boldly asserted that it
i aln,ost nj not 0u1c) iuiadh.c in DmrrhUa IN all
~ vof,ous forms. Dysentary Cramp-colc, Cholera
NIorhu4. and Asiatic Cholera also, After Pains Of
h.;n,,-in Fcmacs--ior this 1t IS the Mothers Com
hrt and because it is the very best preparation or
Tho summer diseases of children that has yet enter
| ed the chamber 81 the distressed. Ii is also une-
ouaAed for cramps from whatever cause produced
! Ladies in the most delicate situations may take il
! under any of the above circumstances with perec
! safety and equal benefit The public may be as
sured that the init SpaSmoiic 1mctHre, or Mother,
Comfort, has been subjected to the most rigid ant
scientific examination hy some Of the most cNten
sye physcians) practitioners N Virginia, who nov
recommend it in their practice.
For sale by SMITH s PETERSON, Druggists
Columbus. march g. ls58-5iy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Auction and Commission Bushes

N ucShoAA NAkN SO2kkIAAsHlOh DuslutN
EOHN W. BFRN & A. {, BURGESS hn,
sS associated themselves together for The pun
pose Of trausactng a General Auction and Con.
mission Business. They wiil attend to The ssta
all kinds of property that may be offered, and vii
also receive aud store all kinds of goods that Qi.
sons may wish to have sold, either At private as
or at auction. Store on Main street, one door aS
Of Mcclure 4 HUMPHREYS,
J, ". BTRN,
A. C. BURGESS.
Columbus, march 3, 1858 34lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
GENERAt LANn OrFIcE, I
August /, 1888 !

| GENERAL LAND bIFItEt
August /, 1888
GrvrrrMEs: Herewith transmitted you will re-
| cciyc number OF copies OF notice, issued ny or
der the Executive respecting The concluding pro-
,iso 10 the act Of Congress approved June ~ 1855,
entitled TACT 10 grant pre-emptoh li9h5 10 Scl-
Hers ON the public lands.
You are already advised in the circular letter OF
The Commissioner, dated Sd uumo, cXposltory Of
the mcanngo the presumption law, that the reslrc-
ton intended by the following anguagc--" Ihnd5
rcscrrea 10 anu Ch0cfdr uadT me treaty Of Dane
ing Rabbit crctk, cannot be entered or s0M uadcr
MS Or am other act Of Congress includes what
arc called contingent locations made BY Col George
W. Martin, and other locating ngeols.
In consequence of the non-pas3age Of Tie bill be-
fore Congress at ns late session, for extending the
term Of the commission Tor adludlcaung the lAth ar
tice OF Choctaw claims, itls unprecedented that great
CIR delay viii cnsuo to their final settlement than has
been anticipated. Tie object Of the law being TO
secure within the limits OF the Choctaw cession,
quantity ofand sufficient to satisfy whenever tina-
" determined, die claims Of the lEdians under the
treaty, which is the paramount law, it therefore re-
suits that presumption right can entire only IN the
event that ii shall not be ascermined 10 conflict with
rrhts intended to be secured to the ChoCtaWS BY
tho terms Of said treaty
Under these circumstances, II is to be understood
that the validity Of all presumption entries winch
shall be admitted within the limits OF the sand Choc-
taw eession is necessarily contingent on whatever
may be the final action Of Congress and the ENccu-
tive in the settlement Of those claims pursuant to
the Terms OF The treaty.
ilereunto annexed, for your government are 'he
forms Of receipts and certificates TO be used III al
cases of prc-empuon rights, so, condluonaly per-
mittca 10 be proved and paid Tor IN your district.
You viii procure a sufficient supply Of these forms
in case they not furnished from this office IN time
for Your operations.
Very respectfully
Gcat lemcn, your obcdlcnt servant,
JNO. NJ, MOORE
Lifting Commissioner.
September 8, iSjs.-0t6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Military Notice.

VaNHE following Regiments Of Mississippi
4 Militia, sill parade for Duli and Review,
o., Clio rert.ya times and piaces rEf1v-nr. On wit:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Justices blanks

az all kinds neatly printed on fine paper, Cor
- sa.- Al Mas oa,ec, July IS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
y. ?. MARI,
7. 7. BROW \,
j. ]. WEBSTER
REFERENCES,

O'Ncin, MichauX & Thomas,
FAcroRs s GENERAL Commission MrGCHANTs
MOBILE, Ara.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-20
Trustees sale,

NOTICE a. hereby gwen, that IN pursuance
~ of the PROVISIONS contained IN deed Of
trust executed by CHARLES Word, oi Lownes county,
Sat, o M>sissippi, ON the first DAY q juno eigh-
teen hundred and thirty seven, to Matthew Hopkins,
Of the county and State Aforesaid ttuslee, to Sc
cure the payment Of q certain promsssoty hd'e,
therein mentioned and described, 10 William r.
YATES. payabe on the first day of January eighteen
hundred and thrty eight will as sad trustee, Oiier
at public sale. at the Court house in Columbus, on
the second Monday in February next llsSs) AL the
-ght tile and interest which the sad Charles Word
l5s IN and Ia he following described hot or parcel
of and wing and being IN the town Of Columbus
aud known and described as he north hall "a the
north halt Of the square numbered Orty three, north
OF Main street, in the plan of the town OF Column
bus aforesaid, with the tcntmentS Entertainments
aud appurtenances To the same belonging Or any
Wis, apperlaln,ng
The sale viii take place between the usual hours
ior cash. Dated this 81 day of January, lsSs,
MATTHEW HOPKINS, Trustee.
January 1888 27t4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-20
ProJates Court, January Term, 1888.

ProbGtes Court, January Tom 1888.
FENO all persons interested in the real estate
Il Of John }. Lewis, late of Lowndes county,
deceased. You are hereby cited TO appear before
the Probalcs court Of said county o Lowndcs, at ;he
Court house thereof, on the first Monday Of March
next, and show cause ifany you can, why the fol-
lowing described lots in the town Of Nashville, the
property of the estate of John J. Lewis decd. to
wit lot No three, in square No two, containing
one fourth ofAn acre, lots No. twenty-five and thr-
ty, in square No. five, containing one eighth OF an
acre each, and lot No. four in square No two, con-
taitng one eighth Of an acre, and lot No. three in
square No. two, containing one fourth Of an acre ::
should moi he sold according to the prayer of the
petition of Thomas J. Lewis one of the Adminslra-
tors Of sand John J. Lewis decd, aud further To do
and suffer such things as shall be considered OF and
ordered by the said court IN the premises.
Witness Thomas Sampson, Esq. Judge Of Pro-
bates, Tor Lowndcs county, the second Monday of
January, 1888.
Issued the 18Th day ofJanuary, 1888
X. ID. IIADEN, Clerk.
Jan. 20th, 1898 % 5w Printers lee $l2 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-20
SlleriGss Sale.

DY virtue of a writ Of Vi. Fla. that issued
- from the Circuit Court Of 0ktibbeha Coun-
w. at the MAY term Of said county, and TO me d.
rected will sell Cor cash to the highest bidder at
the Court House door 10 the town nf Starkvle on
the first Monday in February 1888, all the right ii.
tie, claim and interest that George w. Leadbetter,
and heirs has in and to the following tract of and
in said county, 10 wit East hall Of the North West
Quarter Of Section -, III township ~ Of Range Is
East. The said land having been levied on as the
property of the said George W. Leadbetter, 10 sat
Isfy the above Execution IN favor Of John Billing
ton Sale IN the lawful hours.
JOHN. w: MOORE, ShrG.
January 9th, lss7.--26-4@ Pr lee - 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-20
New Arrangements.

kNp TRAVELLING FACtLiTitS lNtEtASEp.
DAILY LINE OF L. 5. MAIL COACHES.
From. Ticksburg 70 Jackson.
FHNHE subscribers have the pleasure Of inform
Il ing the public that they have established
Dahl rias OF four horse Post Coaches from NickS-
burg VIA. Amsterdam, Raymond and Clinton, 70
Jackson, which will lrave Nlcksburg and jackson
every day regularly Their Old and well known line
via. Bridgeport and Clinton to jackson IS also IN
complete operation paSSenserS therefore can always
rely upin an immediate conveyance, a. two Stages
viii eave Ncksburg every morning for jackson,
and rIcc rcrsa.
They have also establiSheda trj-wecky line Of
L. :. mail coaches from Grand Gut VIA. RAYMOND,
Clinton and jackson, 10 Brandon. Passengers Irav-
cling on Tie NiCk>burg daily hne VIII mteTSect me
line IL Bundon al jackson, and alsn the line 20 Co
umhus Miss They have also established daily
line OF stages from Port GibSonto Grand Gull, 50
that pasScacer1irom,he river can AWAY get ad,rcet
passage to any part of the interior of the state
They would also inform the public that they are
now establishing a new and splendid hue OF tour
horse Dos, coaches (Which will be in fol- operation
hy the first Of January nexO from Manchester VIA.
| Benton, Lexington, Carrolton and Grenada, To
COieevle, there ntefsecung with the stage hhe !"
| Pontotoc and from thence 10 TuScumbia, Ala, IN
/ tersectnc also with the line leading from Pon,otoc
! 10 Columbus, Miss, and from Cotieevllle to Holly
Springs, aud from Holly Springs To Grenada, Tenn
there inter secting the main line To- Nashville, inter-
seetng also with ine from Holly Springs 10 Mem
phs, Tenn. All of the coaches on the above routes
are olthe best Troy manufacture, and the most eN-
perenced agents are employed To conduct them
/ Every attention will be shown to persons travelling
on these lines, and to the safe transportation o
baggage. ..
RI P. JEFFERSON.
Clinton, Miss. Jan. 20, lSSs--2S-Sw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-20
Notice.

Y hereby lorewaln all persons, that have never
- gwen u power Of Attorney 10 Angus MIN
tyre Of kcmper county, aud Archibald Mlnns Of
Covington county, both Of The State Of Mississippi;
nor have | at any time constituted or appointed
them, in any sense to be my lawful attorneys, and
that, therefore, the power Of attorney filed IN the
clerks office OF kemper county, dated November
2ih 1884, Is fraudulent and null and void in every
sense do there ore lorewaTn Mr Angus Mlnyre
OF Kemper county, and MT Archibald Mlnnls Of
Coyheton county, that they are not my lawful attor-
neys in any sense nor for any purpose, and that their
action will ne null and void. do likewise respect
fully forbid the Register and Receiver or any other
appointed officer OF the United States from grant
ing to SAID Mlnlyre and NJ Inns, or any other
person than myself or lawful heirs, any Patent or
title in my name, to my land.
Jan ., 1888. DAVID NELSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-20

A HINT TO wooERs. -"Women," observes
some writer whose name we do not remember,
"may be compared to fruit those mat TALL to the
ground of their own accord, are generally tainted,
and good Tor nothing but those that Will not TAIL
without good deal Of shaking, are sound and
worth having
Soon after the banks suspe ded specie pay
ments, the papers at Philadelphia and New ork
under Mr. Blddle's control, stated that he would
not have stopped, If he had consulted his own
strength. The Journal of Commerce, speaking
of the Bank Convention few days since, states
that "Mr. Bldde was the chlel /; II not quite the
CHIEF obstacle in the way OF definite penod Tor
lesumptlen." What is the rcas0n--ls the United
States Bank able 10 resume!-HdrJord Times.
Rapid Grouih.-The pumpkin vines IN ONO
grow so fast that the farmers are obliged 10 cham
them the oven night, 10 prevent the fences from
being torn down.
admission Of Florida The Florida papers arc
discussing the question of applying tor admission
into the Union as a State. 1t IS supposed by
some on the ground that the territory is yet too tee
| BILE TO MAINTAIN independent state institutions. Inc
General Government expends now about $50,
900 annually for the support of the Teriona
Governor, Judges; grand and petit jurors, Leg
isatye Council, &c.--.N. Y. Ere. Post.