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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10
Exchange lxeadfng Room and Foreign
Letter Office.

" THE Proprietor OF the above establishment takes great
rally that he has removed the large spendi Are
proof room in the Exchange, the Wham street side
mener pains nor have been spared in the arrange
eved TO be the best Kind the United States In
addon TO the numerous files Of American foreign papers
and prices current kept records OF
sales OF stock al the Board Brokers' Reports
palhotek - ~ f~1
Tbs Foreign Letter Office fitted up so as 10 Give
the greatest possible safety 10 I'll letters within The per
ed by deposi,ing letters In this into view
the other privileges enjoy ed by subscrbers worth more
Than the price OF subscription to all having
e"rn,,sspondence with foreign countries.
4 LnDls aOOr IA STA rev and sIec ant srtI-
~ Gle for the TeethThr Orris Tooth Paste while kesu-
ues the teeth OF
tartar ard givrg 10 them clear pesy wteness aIss
heiyhens the color Of the lips gums and gives additional
properties greatly tends preserve the teeth from dec.y
and 10 purify the breaband that cuiar and ira
grant TO The breath for which the orri Root
Justly rs that article enters largely
siten Of the Or Tooth giving 10 il same and essen
tally contributing 10 that agreeable GRANGE hch
Partially for tooth the Tooth Paste viii be par
tcuary acceptable, as Il readily be converted into
pleasant and most excellent tooth wash aevsg piece Of
about The size OF pea small Of water which can
De done on the instant The Ori Too possesses
all the advantages tooth without the Obi ,hst
be brought against manner in which an suele mn.
latter description fnecessty ba M u-and y equally
Tree iem The many objections that applicable. pow
aers from their want OF neanes sppenage toilet
The great number of articles that submitted 10 the
public for improving the appearance Of the teeth which
Of the Or Tooth Paste confident Il he sfts superior
excellence and virtue 10 observe, that should any case
Il can be- had Of H. c. Hart, rs Broadway, Mrs. A G.
Cannobs, NO. Astor House, Broadway; james n Bart.
Zs Broadwayi George G. Howe Co. 14s Chatham ST. jobs
0uon Bowery and Grand Hepry Pine
sts, and wboe,as and retail a44i Grand st. between Esss
,h'rio the dS sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

ITO LET.-Thrteea three story brick houses nov
finishing between Eleventh and twelfth streets, eslled
IJnon Court on jackson Avenue Wooster streets suitable
tsuemens mechanics also spacious three
house froDtsg the Avenue Intended Tor grocery
store ard dwelling. .
The above will low to respectable tenants oy
Applying 10 Thomas acfaraae Twelfth street near Third
Avenue Apply hetwee- lie hours OF and ~, ~. i-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10
Os-ce-o-ia, Co-a-ha-jo, Mic-e-no-pah
Cloud. King Philip, &C.,

TT Mr. CATLIN has just returned from The south with
the Portraits Seminole Chiefs ard hat
do-a Others which placed the walls Of his Indian Sa
ery together with collection His rooms are now
open and will open but avcryfewdas previous tner
removal. 80.
I-- Omen dav and evening. f3lwf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

Tor SALE The fixtures and eostenis OF the oia rsta
b,hed stand No 1893 Bowery known as the CANADA ote
aiming Nine Pin Alleys and doing good business
The present occupant being leave the city viii sell
rio ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

IA sman recently arrived from France, having all the nc
cesstry qaafcau.ns teach French language desr
au. ~ OBTAIN situation instructor n family
ether L. the civ or nrghbsrhooa. A compensation his
board AID lodging would be required oniv
For or Please apply st the Of
Zee o this paper to the Rev. A. Neren 80 Ffaakiinsl
1Wr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
Draper and Taller.
EEARRlS0N JOHNSTON, tsucc,

EEARRlSON JOHNSTON, successor to
y Irwin * Johnston) respectfully informs his
ola customer; aul the public generally, That he has
lust returned from the north with spcdd aSsort-
mcnt Of new ana fashionable goods consisting m
pat OF super Blue, Black, Adcia, Brown, Green,
Oxford AMI Cadet mixed Cloths; Blue, Back, and
Rihhed Cossimers of very superior quality; Back
Satin, plain and figured; Back Velvet, plain and IL
CURED NcStni-s ot every description; Bnmbaziae
and Thhcl ct al coiorS: Ribbed aui plain linncn
Drills and and QuilIns linneu aud Cotton Shuts
Mefiuo and Lambs wool Shrls AMI Drawers; back
Satin and Luntn Bosoms; Linen and Silk Hand
kcrchirs; six AMI Cotton Hosiery, oi all kinds ;
SILK aud liotscskiu Gloves with many other articles
too numerous to.mcnuon.
\. u. He hopes his Old friends and customers
will not expect him 10 give one, two or three years
credit as his means will act Justify him dong bust
ness on such terms, As be has TO pay cash for his
goods and labor, he will expect the same, or at very
| short credit to those who viii pay their accounts
when presented. In all eases his accounts must be
considered due when presented.
Nav 10. iJ't
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
Administrators Sale.

The STATE Of Mss issippi, Ncshoba County.
EDURSUANT to an order Of the court Of Pro-
a bate, in and for the county aforesaid, made
81, special term of said court held on the 20lh
day OF April, 1888, vii sell 10 the higcst bid
der, in the town Of Camden, on the 2jl day Of June
next, on credit Of twelve months, taking bond and
such security az n required by law MI the right
titla, claim and interest Of William W Morris, dec d.
10 Tie following described real, estate, viz. Lots
No four, thirteen fourteen, fifteen, eighteen, and
cighty-siS In Tho town Of Camden; also, the
southwest quarter of the northwest quarter Of sec
tion ten, township fourteen, range i6urtcen east;
The east bali Of the southwest quarter dissection IL
teen, in township twelve, north Of range thirteen,
east aud also sections two, eight and eighteen, ia
township ten north Of range n, cast; together
with the interest Of the dccsd in a certain contract
between Charles Fisher and the Deceased and 9th
cts fr The conveyance Of thtce sections OF land.
All the vouchers and evidences Of tile will be cx-
hibited on the day Of sale and will be assigned to
tie purchasers according to law.
AARON SANEL, Admir-. dc
bnns non 81 The estate Of
WIN w. MORRIS, deed.
Nay q, 1853 4j-3t lPr Zee $40 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

an fnal settlement between w. +. smith,
~ ,ar former publisher of the democrat, and
rr-slr 79 ihc h,nhs notes auI accounts not settled
Lave t,e,n transferred o. mC. htc assumed al
tie dlats of the ola conc VA. aai a iac sums due q
arc 10 be paid 90 me alone, Mr.. Smith, having tom
this tay. nothing more "a DO With Che settlement q.
he ba~ine~s. As cannot attend in person to Tire
business shall De necessarily compelled 10 pat a
ar,e amount 81. the notes aud accounts unpaid, %
ihe hands Of au officer for collection The debts 81
,bc ell ,sn,.,p mus he paii iarthvi,h. aud hop,
al those ipIt,,l 10 1, viii BE- prompt u i.schargiu,
their dues. ii Ii. NuR IhlNulVN.
Aarii Stk iSSs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
10 thc Public.

AlRssRs EDlroRs;-Caled upon by the notice
or rathcr caution, which appeared IN your paper Of
the 2th inst. under the signatures Of Wesley Smith
and J. G.. DAVIS iorwarning the public I.nm trading
for Two notes made BY them to me-. ~ the considers
alton for which said notes were gwen had failed
Now say, without cqulvocaton, tb9t ! il liz.
and the authors knew il to be false aDd untrue at
the time Of making the assertion; therefore, | de-
nounce them to be beneath the notice Of amy per-
son who has the least petenton3 uhonesty aud
that if more proof Is necessary, i can and viii be
produced. JOIN DAVIS.
Nav G 1898. ijf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
Notice.

A III persons are hclcby torewancd from ira.
VA ding iol two pfonmlssory notes, or writings
OBLIGATORY executed by ne on or about the 10th day
Of September, 1896 the cue FIR re sutt Of Two
hundred dollars payable TO VIM, D. Lacy, the a5th
day Of December, 1856; the other for the sum Of
five hundred dollars, payable to the said VIM. B.
Lacey on the lst day Of February, 1887. The con-
sdcrltion for which said notes were given, having
failed, am determined not topay them Unless coni-
PEELED by law, April 80 1888.
May II 4lt3 PETER c. RENTFROW.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
Notice.

BAsR OF THE ToMRiGnY Il. r. Co. !
Columbus March lGtl, 1888.
EE0OKS for subscription to The balance Of the
ED capital stock Of the Tombisby Rail Road
Company, viii he opened az thcr Banking House at
lno'clock OF Monday TIC i0lh inst, and remain
open Tor six months, (lnless the amount should be
previously subscribed ior) under an act, entitled
an act, to authorize Rail Road Companies TO dis
Pose Of their unsod stock, copy Ct which may be
seen at tie Banking House
BY order of the Beard.
r. w. CATER, Cashier
March I7lh, 1853 96-lE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
New and fresh Goods.

THVR0TTER Il SYMONS arc now receiv-
IL ing their Spring and Summer supply Of
new aud fashionable Goods, which will consist Of
almost every article q customer may desire. This
stock was recently purchased in the northern
Cities by one Of the firm with much care and at
tenton. We only ask those who are disposed
to purchase fresh goods, to call and examine our
assortment, mud We promise 10 DO all in our row-
CT to render every satisfaction.
TR0TTER & SYMONS.
Nav 3, 1898. 43U
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
koSt No!icey

A Ill those iudened TO tie subcfber viii
IN please come forward and settle their notes
and accounts, as must have money and all those
who do mol settle before the lst Of July next may
expect to pay cost, for am determined To place all
claims in the hands Of an officer which not set
tied previous 10 that tinc. No joke Gentlemen.
VIM. ECKF0RD.
Nav II. Is1a. Altl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
Taken up,

o SAND COMMI | TED 10 Jail, in the
M town Of Columbus, Mi this I nof May,
,,fsEr ( 1889, a negro man, about 80 years old, )
Y Il feet . or 10 ten inches high, dark com
~-''R'4''71D plectcd; says his name IS CHARLTON;
aud that he belongs to Robert Sprc near Manches-
ter, Mi. The. owner IS requested to cone forward,
prove property, and pay charges otherwise the
said Charlton viii be dealt with according 70 law.
ii. A. GARFlN, Jal'or.
MAY -, 1893 ISL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

A VALUABLE HINT TO SUBscRIBERs.-I The In
dianapois journal states that merchant Of Cmcln-
mai, having received an order for some goods from
arnan in a neighboTing State, went 10 newspaper
office, and having ascerained that the person in
question was a subscriber, obtained permission 10
look al the editors ledger. Having found that the
man had paid his bill epey year, and was not in ar
rears, he expressed himself satisfied with the result
Of the examination, and expressed determination
TO IN the order forthwith. He that hath eyes 10
read, lei him UNDERSTANDABLE !. Star.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
Union Bank CHARTERS.

A FEW copies OF the original Charter OF the
n Mississippi Union Bank, together with all
the amendments may be had al THIS office. Free
> e,ats. May -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
IN compliance with The al oyc resolution, no.

y n compliance with The above resolution, no
"a lice is hereby given, that on the 18th day Of
June next, the board will accept and 9a,il tie best
offer made them for the construction Of tie Bridge
referred 10 in Tie same. profile Of lie work viii
he subject 10 inspection at the clearinghouse in
Columbus, at and for few days prior TO tie tine
mentioned for closing The contract. None need ap-
ply except such as come prepared 70 give the most
amplr securities for the performance Of their con-
tract and all other things being equal preference
VIII be given to the contractor tho will complete
The work in the shortest time.
A. N. JONES, prcs't.
April u, 1888 1lt0
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
rnvcprssInNAL. ELECTION.

o,s.;,l Re,ult.-Prrptss, I2,7a2. Word i3,07l.
c,,;S,,re. u.776. DAVIS ll,si6. Preniiss ma
,.;,y over Claiborne, $40, Words majority over
Claiborne, POS. The above result was handed to US
- -. secretary Of State, and is, OF coarse, correct
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
(,autiOll.

VA hereby caution all persons from lrading
w for JOINT promIssoy note executed by
rs 10 John Davis, On or about tie 18th day Of MaM
1896, payable twelve months after date, Tor eleven
hundred dollars (or thcreabouts) As the considera-
lion for winch SAID Note wasgiyen has entirely fail
ed, we are determined not lopay it unless compel
led by law. VSLEY SMITH
e DAVIS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

ALSO-A note given by me 10 john DAVIS, tue
same time for eighteen hundred dollars, or tlcTea-
bouts. 10 not intend to pay said note, unless cam1
PEELED by law, as the consideration for ulacll said
note was given has failed.
]. q. DAVIS.
lLnmilon, MAY 8, 1893 ana
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
!, - p.claralien ID D.. - a.

octrPfli aHd FFs-''ll''0' = -
.Id,d say the sqaaiers on the public lands
,eaLAWLESS KABBLE; that ihey might
1', veil seize upon our forts and arsenals' OF On
= " abe treasury, rs to rush out and seize on the
nc , IL lands / WILL OPPOSE THESE
PIOI TINS As LONG AS GOD GIVES Me
'c III POWER AND ABILITY TO DO
81 III Clay's Speech on The prs,empii0a 5iI'
T.uuqrg, 1898.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

When editors olo taken in by designing scoun.
drcls we always feel for them a peculiar pity.
Their rations arc at all times small enough but to
be put on still shorter allowance 70 make up for
what they have been swindcd out Of, is too hard ;
and sec hereby lorwasn all 5camps that may here
after attempt any Of their pranks on the corps od-
loral, that they shall by no means be spared.
Mr.. paschal Of the GAINESVILLE Reporter, has
been lately swinJlcd out Of four o five hundred
dollars by fellow he sent on a collecting expe-
dldon, named JosurA II. RurH, for whose up-
prehonsion he has offered a reward Of 500
The advertisement thus speaks Of hlm
.YoluJcc Times.
"ITa had managed so cnnnlngly as to induce
mos, Of orr citizens 20 think him a very honest,
decent kind of a man, and he improved the
chance It gave him, by running 10 debt wherever
he could. ! supposed he had paid bis debts, not
having taken the trouble TO inqulro-bu since II
has been ascerancd that he has run of ! find
he owes almost every person in the place! lie
camo to this place from Macon, Mi. where also
he lett large amount Of unpaid debts. lie
stated here, that he formerly owned a newspaper
at Ashland, Ohio, and published paper nj That
place called the Gloje---also that he bad been
foreman IN the Free Trader Office, Natchez, MI.
Take him altogether, he IS most dangerous VIE
lan-belng well calculated TO deceive the un5u5-
pectng"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

BanI1 TombIgDy Kali Road o.. !

NoLuMBU5, Ne 6pFI 10 1875. 7
"Rn9lred That the President advertise forth
with, that the Board will he prepared n tle end Of
sixty days from this date 10 make contract lor
building Bridge (lor the use Of the mad to be con-
stTucled by this Company across the lonibigby
river at Columbus, and invite proposals"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
EStrays taken uD,

III ~ - 10 hands high, blaXe aces lolt hind
& mA BN foot white, appraised at $50, She
81 YlYwas taken up by Mark Wcstmoseand
G'Stsda~fss1 six miles south Of Columbus, On the
l7h Of AAqnl Fpr lco - co
Taacnup Henry Gibson in Columbus, on the l7th
of July, 1881 a stay gray mare poney appraised at
twenty dollars five or six years old, no mark or
brand. Printers Zee, s. 90
Taken NJ Thomas Niece, ono mile east Of Co
lumhus Bay Horse, seven years Old no marks or
brands; appraised at $50 90 Prs fee - 90
Takenup by Aaron Brooks eight miles east Of CO.
uuhus, chestnut sorel horse blind in night eye,
small bell on; blaze in his face. Supposed to be / )
years old appraised at 922 %. lPr fee, $40 90.
Taken up by Joshua 7. Moore, slim soucl
Horse, with blaze in the face, little white Oh his
hind feet; appraised at sixty dollars,
May 10, 1888 i5t3 Printers Zee, 81 90
JOHN FIFFClIALI., Ranger.
z. s, Arpcrsons entering cstrayson the Rangers
hook will be held responsible fr all expenses incur
rcd; the fee for advertising aud recording must In
varably be paid IN advance.
JOHN FLETCHALL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

The London Morning Herald has the following
remark ON the subject Of the statement Of Webb,
relative to his intentions towards Mr. Ciey.
"Iis but justice to the American editors and poo
Die to state that the narrative published on the pnrt
Of Webb, and disclosing his intentions, aud his
friends intentions, and they succeeded IN oyertakhg
the hostile parties on the ground, appears TO have
excited proper degree olhorror and indignation IN
their minds. We trust the result will prove that
there is still enough we will not say Of high moral
feeling, but ofordnary humane feeling IN the United
States TO exclude the individuals concerned IN this
sanguinary manifesto from every respectable cir
cle.N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

VIRGINIA ELEcrIoN.-Th Wing, alias fedc
r,l party, have carried the day in the Old Domm-
ion. They have elected a majority of some ten
or fifteen Delegates to the lower House. In the
Senate, there IS still democratic majority, which
will save the State from federal mlsrule-a fcde-
raj Senator, however, will most probably be elect
ed in place of Mr.. Ryes, whose term expires on
the fourth of March next We were prepared for
this result. Nothing better could have been
expected from the apathy and division existing in
the democratic ranks. See the article in another
column, on the election in Virginia, taken from
\ the Richmond Enquirer.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
-, Of = hitter from Washington City.

t. hIye Troltsr is all in principle that could he
wished for by the Democratic party oil MISSISSIPPI"
n, is held in great esteem here as man OF very
r.snee,abIc and sound talents, and stern integrity
4 nrincine. as well as for his great moral worth.
us i well calculated TO exalt the moral character Of
The South West and in traits o! character, much
,,,mbcs our amented Manning of South Carolina,
Than whom no man held higher rank ia the est-
nation of the good anl the wise Of parties
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

The ELECTfog.-SuiEicient returns OF the late
electon have been received to enable us to decide
who are elected. AIessrs prentisS and Word are
undoubtedly excited, tie former by majority rang
mo from one TO two thousand, and the latter by
about four or five hundred less. We have already
repeatedly observed that this election was no test
Of political principles IN THIS State. 1t turned
generally on the opinions OF the people IN le'a-
lion 10 the validity of the November election, 1t
was upon this ground distinctly, and not on the me-
rits of Mr. CLAW and National Bank, that Mr. Prem
tiss presented himself to the people OF Mississippi,
and on this ground alone will Mr. Prcntlss take his
seat.
We say this much at present to prevent persons
at a distance from msapprehendlng the principles
of Mississippi The State Rights men generally
voted for tie members elect and indeed some Of the
democratic party, while many OF both refused TO
vote at ALL because they believed that the Noyem-
ber election was in conformity with the constitution
and laws of this State VicksbHrg Sentinel.
The Sentinel is certainly correct. We know Of
several Of the democratic party in this county who
voted for Prcntiss, not because they agreed with
him in political sentiment, but because they thought
him entitled to his scat BY the November election,
and every genuine State Rights man in this county
who voted at al voted upon Tie sane principle
A .NOnsier.--On Saturday, the 3lst of March
last male child was born unto Mr. John Sails
bury, Of Weymouth, in Massachusetts, which had
four eyes, four ears, four arms and four legs 1t
died the day alter its birth. The duplicate eyes
appeared above the natural eyes, in the forehead;
the duplicate ears just behind the true cars the
Duplicate arms grew from below md Immediately
under the true arms, and the duplicate legs sprung
from the hips and extended in length short dis
lance below the knees of the true legs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

~ - Gov MNUrr has received information from
: /" ar Department, giving assurances of The spec
a'pnent Of quantity OF rifles for the use ofthc
~. he Columbus Rifle company will be furnish
".'a 'aer quota as soon as they arrive
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

The United States Circuit Court commenced
= session at jackson on the first Monday in
Play, Judge Adams presiding.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

$500. c.sFi-.s for J-ea-l States Senator.
I,yrs +. TBOTTER, OF LoHNDEz.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

- We learn from Jackson thai Reuben II.
~ 3 elected Major General Of the 4tt Division,
'ou' one hundred majority. We shall probably
" uie official returns in time for our next paper
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

" We were incorrect in stating that Thatch
q y Simmons have issued shinplastcrs. They
l'' signed by Mr.. Simmons only. Mr.. Alfred
hatcher II appears, has never put out any.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

Virgjaia Congressional Election.--Coloncl
Banks the Democratic candidate, We 'cam from
the Washington Globe, has been elected in the
district lately represented by Mr. Patton by a
majority Of % votes oven Mr.. Slaughter (Whig)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

~ Bills Of the United States Bank are said
to be at five per cent, discount IN the city of New
York Now York bank notes on a par with
specie 50 much for Mr.. Biddle's "grcut rcgu.
lalorn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

u A mceta@of the committee IS requested
a the office of DIR. Estes THIS EVENING,
.May l9th.) =