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A MEXICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF
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DooK OF THE UNITED STATES, by Granville

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North American Trust and Banking Company
No. &c Wall street, New York.
".s.. CAPITAL. $50 600 OOO -..
CAPITAL, $50, 900 900.

This Institution has been organized under the Genera
Banking Law Of the State of New York. Its Capital
Fifty Millions of Dollars-Two Millions of which has
been subscribed ,,.r.
1t has limited its capital for five years to Ten Millions
of Dollars half Of which is to be secured on bond
and mortgages OF fee simple real estate and the ohe
half in cash public stocks
The COMPANY issues its Stock for cash, State Stocks
or Bonds secured by Mortgage, on unincumbered fea
Estate Applications to be addressed to the Second
Cashier -
rangements are as liberal those OF any Corporatn
the State. E. e,SS@
JOSEPH D. BEERS, President
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, Counsellor
WALTER MEAD, Cashier.
DANIEL f. TYLEE, Second Cashier.
WILLIAM P. POWERS, Notary.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph ID. Beers, Henry Yates,
Myndert Van Setback, Peter Stuyvesanf,
Thomas +. Davis, Anson u fheips,
George d. Strong, Thomas L. Servoss,
John r. Peters, John l.. Graham,
Robert Dyson, William r Haiiett'
Jonathan Trotter, valentine "; ran,
Charles Hoyt William Stebbins'
lanes b. Murray Henry II. Leeds,
Henry n Elliott Gilbert Allen,
Obadiah Holmes, Thomas G. Talmage,
Daniel E. Tylee, Courtlandt rainier.
Sheldon Thompson, Erie County.
Samuel Wikeson, Erie County.
| Washington Hunt, Niagara County
| David f. Evans, Genesee County
William X Strong, Ontario County.
William NJ. Oliver Yates County.
! Samuel D. Walker, Baltimore.
James Erwin, New Orleans.
| nov loom
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WASHINGTON, October, 1888.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

DY BELL & CONNER.-Tkis vel known
- establishment has recently been purchased BY
The undersigned, and now being fitted Up % q SUI
per.oF stve; Il the intention Of the pFopneioFs 10
ada a number OF well iuished and furnished rooms
10 the house, and We hesitate not 70 pledge our
selves to our friends aud the pubic generally, that
our patrons vii Be- as wei accommodated e our
house, as al ans Hoel in the southefu country. The
servants wal always Be polite and attentive 10 them.
and every eXerloa 90 our pari shall Be used to make
their say pleasant and gTeeable. A share Of pub
lo patronage IS respectfully solicited
The Bar shat always BE supplied with the very
best Of liquors. selected with great care By ourselves
an the best markets.
Nothing shall be wanting on our table that can
crafty Tie appetite OF The epicurc. The hest that
Country affords shall be served mp in the neatest
manner, 10y experienced and capable cooks.
Oar stables are not excecd BY any in Mississippi
AT travellers may rest assured that their horses shall
not be neglected. We have taken great pains TO
procure first raie osuer, ard hope tn give universal
satisfaction 10 oil who may give us their custom.
Our beds shall always be clean and comfortable,
and well aired.
Families can be accommodated with private par
lors; no pains shall be spared to make hem perfect
" at home
Town Borders accommodated at the usual
rates. BELL & CONNER.
Columbus, Nj. Dec. 20 isSs,-95-n
- The Flag OF The Union, Tuscaloosa, and Adj
voca,c and Democrat, Huntsville, and the TaTede-
ga paper are requested Ia insert the above for two
months and forward their bll TO Bel & Conner Co
lumbus, Mi.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

Isl Gentlemen on their arrival are requested to
leave their names at the Bar.
III No gentleman will be considered weekly or
quarterly boarler, except from the time he enters
his maine as such the same rule 10 be observed as
10 keeping horses.
Sd Boarders Intending 10 be absent for any lengih
Of time over a week, will make II known al the Bar
otherwise no deduction for such absence viii be
made
4th. Payment from quarterly boarders, must be
monthly from travellers, weekly,
9th, Gentlemen leaving their names at the Bar,
viii give notice Of their intention 10 be absent at the
time Of regular meals, otherwise no deduction viii
be made,
9th. Gambling Of every description most po'tire-
IN forbidden.
1tlt Persons wishing 10 send servants on erfands'
are requested To give notice OF tho Bar
sih. The proprietor viii not be answeraoe Tor
any property SAID TO be lost unless previously depos-
lied in the Bar.
OH. No person allowed 10 use any horse, saddle
or birdie OF another without leave OF The propue'
tor.
l0th Doors closed n. ten O'Clock, except On
nights Of public amusement,
G1T Gentlemen are particularly requested 10
guard cautiously against accidents by hire N their
respective bed rooms u. I.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

Erirlr- from fLc London BANKERS CusHlIr of
Jaaa1rg 37Jh, 1851
From itS u1tuse. tae influence OF hank must
Re aa.cd % 'ac a-s.1c.aCy 20 wealth. and not %
the democracy Of numbers aud this IS more espC-
e'aly tn case with grsat chartered hanks having
Immense Pnwcr. Tee late bank of the L. State,
vas one OF thIs iescriE.0n ami lis political india
cuce was prod y,ous.'
People Of Lovnies county DO YOU wan, au-
other institution "aIlied 10 The ARISTOCRA-
CY" with ITS PRODIGIOUS POLITE
cal INFLUENCE go Ifyou do YOU. vote
for Henry Dickinson, the advocate and champion
Of National Bank. Blu, if yen want a SQUAD
currency, the public moreys safely kept and the
revenue Of the government reduced 10 It's Waats,
yoa wall manifest 1t by voting for TlLGHMAN
NJ. TUCKER ior the State Senate. Ills views
on all political questions are known to YOU The
admirable address which he gave 10 his eons,llu-
euts, left no room for any one to doubt as to his
political sentiments. Go to the polls On Tuesday
and Wednesday next, and IN exercising the inval.
liable right Of iteemen, recolleet that Mr.. Tuckoi
is opposed to a National Bank and Henry Dick
inson in favor of it,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
From the Louisville (Mi) Arrow,
WINSTON COUNTY EJECT!
Democralie aMA SiaLe Ri,hk .MeeiiMg.

Democratic and Stale highiS Meeting.
Proceedings of the Democratic aud State
Rights meeting held in Louisville on the 18th day
Of December, 1885 for the purpose of appoint.
INC Delegates TO attend the Democratic and State
Rights Convention to meet IN the city Of Jack.
son on the Slh Of January next
On motion of Col. Wells, the Rev. Joseph
Bell was called to the char, aud /. NJ. Barker
appointed clerk. After tho objects Of the meet
ING had been explained 10y the Chairman, on mo-
ton of Col. Wells II was
Resolrcd, That committee consisting OF sew
en- persons be appointed to draft resolutions ex.
presslye Of the sense Of the meeting
On which, Maj B. II. Head, Messrs Jas.
Meek, Joseph 7, Crosley,C. Payne, Isaac Jones,
John B. Smith, and Col. $. d. Murf, wero APP
pointed who, alter refining, returned and re.
ques,ed until Tuesday, 18th INST, to report
which was granted.
And the meeting adjourned until Tuesday The
18Th INST, o'clock. =. NJ.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
Primary school.
TERMS PER SESSION
Kicker. Haley, Davis 4 Co.
Commission MERCHANTS,
agents .Mi'siss,ppi Union Bank,
No. Do. Camn-Slrcei.

NEw ORLEANS
DICKER, HADLEY, DAVIS, & Co, are the
IL General Agents in New Orleans, Of JOINT
Stock Company, with capital Of 500 600 Dollars
to be increased 10 900 600 Dollars, subscribed by
the Planters and Merchants oi Mississippi, for the
purpose of importing and exporting directly from
and to Europe and Of doing General Commission
Business furnishing their customers with every ar
tcIc of consumption at New York wholesale prices
As The company cannot be fully prepared IN time 10
import before the spring Of the ensuing year, they
have determined, for the present, to conine them
selves To Commission Business and prepare TO hll
all orders hy the fall of the next ycar, at. turhesi
that may be intrustcd 10 them by their customers Of
the present seas0n.
To effect direct importing and exporting trade
with Europe should Ic, and we think Is aDSlousy
lcsfed by every soulherncr Capital has been d.
ycrtcd from i:s natural channels and tho only plan
to bring il back is by a union of means and con-
cert Of acton by those interested. The public mind
we believe TO besfeady, and The company las haz-
arded the enterprise relying With the fullest conli-
dencc that the planting interest Of 'be country WIN,
from motives ol interest aud patriotism, lend their
generous aid 10 assist ~ unshackling the commerce
Of the South from al unnecessary exactions
The directors of the MssisSipp Jnlon Bank have,
with the proriptituda Of Mlssssipplans, met the
company at the threshold with their confidence,
trusting 10 an enlightened and patriotic pubic opIn-
ion 20 sanction the act and encourage tie example
Dec. 30. 1888 2jtf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
Notice.

A GREEABI,Y to an order OF the Probate court
n Of Winston county MI will be offered tuI sale
the following valuable lands, wing on Joness creek,
Demarcus Jones, deed. on the third Monday OF
January next al The court house OF SAID county on
credit until tie first Of January $780, the purcha-
ser giving note with approved security, VIZ Lot
number nineteen, twenty twenty one and twenty
two in section five, Of township sixteen, OF range
fourteen east, also lots number seventeen. IL IT,
and twenty four, in section six, same township and
range The land is oil adjoining and will be shown
to any person BY A. w. Porter.
JAS. BEVILLs
ARCHIBALD PORTER,
Administrators.
Dsr 90 ,sss.-a4-5w. IPr. fee 80 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
MISSISSIPPI UsIoH BASR,
lncksnn Dee. LII. 1883.

A I a meeting Of the Board Of Directors held ~
N this city, It was Resolred, mat thS BANK WIN
conmence onsthe first Monday IN January next, 70
issue notes "a ynbe on demand, and will redeem the
same in specie or Is equivalent.
Resoioed, That this Bank viii check on New
Orleans at three per cent, and on Philadelphia ut
four per cent for its first Mates, aud from and alter
the frs, Monday in January next, viii continue 10
cheek on the above cites or its first notes, as wen as
notes payable on demand at the current rates.
Extract from The minutes.
WM. p. GRAYSON, Caslef.
Dec. y, ls25-2i-d.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

MARRIED. On the 25tb INST by Rev 9. TIC
FrR. Mr. FIELDING V. CARPENTER 10 Miss
MARGARET u. WI AVER, all Of this county
On the 20h inst BY S. G. Harrington, Esq Mr.
JOSEPH SHAW 10 Miss MARY ANN Ed
M0NDS, al. of Okdbbeeha county.
grt- Ne are lucky thus ,oeek n beautiful loaf Of
Tpcddtug Cake accompanied each If HE abogc a5ti
ces md re hare pm the ramcs Of The parties "a car
ITHLS. The cake rms trnlg delicious, but the wtnc
,rhch one of he beautiful Bridcs sent No. wds IN
,pirtng, thu or young TIP became poetieat and
pronounced the toito~ug lines.
Did yon ever 10 to a wedding
What a ddrn'd sight Of bussng takes,
Then yoar mouth il as hot az pudding;
They put so much spice IN their cakes
Such playing and romping never
The girls are al neat as new pins
I'd fairly wear ont my old leather
10 catch 'eno aud buss 'cm-by Ings
Iwonder, BY poll, whats the matterf
Ican't oct swecthcatl--lvc tried
Bui sniggprs I never could Halter,
Bot the girls would oil tell me led
SO rotten, always an cheated,
By gosh, | wIl t.I EN-, yum,
III cent be hand5omer treated
won't - counting by gum
Then guess they VII come ~ lHeh IcdaupJ
II what my Aunt says al be true
If you' III EN- alone with your teasing
The girls viii come locking 10 you
In Caledonia, on the 26th inst by H. n. Watts
Esq. Jesse Mckinney 10 Mrs. Martha a. Smith
| Also, BY the same, William Miner to Miss Mary
Wright, all Of Lowndes County.
| On the l2lh inst. By David II. Dickinson, ESD
| Mr. CnARrEs II. NANsinr TO Mss ALKALINE DALEY,
! all Of jackson.
Long may they ike,
Happy may they be,
Best with content
And from mslortunes free.
By p. Oldham, Esq. Mr. JsnS ISRAEL 10 MISS
DyIpulgE ID. DALEY, oil Of Jackson
As they are united IN life
May they be disuniied only by death
On Inc l2th INST. IN the city Of Mobile, by Jnhr
W Jeanerett, Esq Mr. JoHs NJ. TAYLOR, to Mrs
JorSA J. HINroS, both Of THIS place.
MN heareH Grant them many joys,
Ind IN their arms ruth girls oRd boys
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
valuable Plantation Tor Sale.

,ahszsm OFFER FOR sale my PLANTA-
sY1SfH TION miles from Columbus, contain
G9V2% inu $50 acres of choice land, 100 of
- which are in high state OF cultivation.
On Ine premises there Il fine framed dwelling,
With many other valuable improvements SAID
property will be subject 10 sale until the LIST day OF
March, 1899. For further particulars apply TO the
subscriber il Coiumbuc j-Warany deeds viii
be given. ID. HAhnl0'
Dec. 2lst, 1883 24ll0
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
THE TRUE ISSUE.

Shall oars be a GOTER.N.uE.N or THE
BANKS or a COMPARTMENT or TIE
PEOPLE} Shall zee hare CONSTITUTIONS
AL TREASURY, or an UNCQNSTIrUTION-
Al NATIONAL RANK Shell ,cs hare Gov
sIIrurloNAL CURRENCY OF GOLD and SILVER,
or one Of IRREDhElI4BLE PAPER Shall
zee Ire under the desp0tim Of MoNEYEp Ans
roCRAcY, or under The safeguards Of a FREE
CONSTITUTIONAL Washington Chran.
VOTERS OF LOWNDES COUNTY I!
In few words the main issue is laid before you--
Into your hands the questIonis placed BY your
sotes on the lsi aud ID days Of January next we
trust You will manifest your adhesion to the con-
sttutlon of your country by sustaining THE
CONSTITUTIONAL TREASURY Rally
to the polls then, and vote for Mr.. Tucker But
ii YOU wish to sustain mammoth Institution, with
capital of fifty millions, recognized by the
constitution, then vote for Henry Dickinson.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

A grand match Of donnoes i 10 be played be-
tween two citizens Of New Orleans, for the high
stake ofupwards Of $500
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

DtREcr lNroRTATIoN.-We would particu.
lally call the attention Of our readers to the adj
vertisemenI Of Mossrs Kicker Hadley, Davis,
& Co. which We publish to-day. The object Of
these gentlemen Is most paiseworthy and pa
triotlc one. Every souiherner must bid them
God speed" in their noble enterpnze OF effect
ing a direct importing and exporting trade with
Europe. 1t is just what Mississippi wants to
make her independent Of all lie weird.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

IN Iron Hearted Guardian. The Messrs.
Dean. iron founders. Of B0alioa are lnanu!actar-
ing an IRON gate, twenty-seyen feet high for the
grand se'aslo Of the Pacha Of Egypt,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

IS the only eUT5ocy Of the suiu6ou--a cur
reaey which 5 good the world over, ana which
no tl-'gaiians Of commerce, To disastrous al
verses N trade. can ever affect his a currency
too, The Inevitable ,endeury C! vhch is to make
men honest ard 60 keep them so 10 give TO the
htoer the just reward Of bis homes, toll. Il Is
the only currency which can preserve a just cqui-
lbuum in society, and which, alike the dews Of
heaven, viii dispense its blessings alike on the
rich and the poor"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

MoRE LIGHT We have received tho first num-
of the " Louisville Arrow" a democratic republican
Journal published at Winston county, in tins state
by NJ. FAUL ESQ. II is large and well filed sheet
and worthy Of patronage. Its Original and selected
matter eynces t. Sic and good judgment; We hope
the people OF Winston county, viii sustain the COM
mendabc enterprise Of Mr.. V. and cheer him in his
ardu9us course with generous patronage
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
KEYSTONE-Extra.

Harrisburg, Saturday night, IL O'Clock
An armed force from the city OF Philadelphia
have possession ofthe Capitol Of the State. Two
companies have already arrived, and l'Ve more
are expected before morning. ball inner
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

To- Mr. Dickinson states in the conclusion of his
Circular that he is opposed to internal Improvement
by the General Government, ana to protective
Tarlf.-Yex hls same Mr.. Dickinson is in favor Of
Henry Clay, the great advocate ofinternal Improve
ments and the father Of the protective system, a
system which he stands pledged to bring forward
again at some "moreausp,cous season. Can Mr., d.
or his wing friends reconcile the inconsistency of
opposing measures, ana yc, supporting men who
are devoted to these measures;
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
STATE OF VERMONT.

Westminster Probate District, IS.
At a Probate Court holden al Rockingbau
in said district, on the last "Wednesday d
September, a. d. lSSS,-Present, Ih'
Hon. DAVID l.. PUTSAM, Judge:
ZONES Befhia Martin, Widow of DAN.
~ TEL MARTIN, late Of Putney in sad
district, deceased, and presents her petition e
the Court, praying that the whole OF the sa-
plusage of the pc sonal estate of the sad deI
ceased be assigned to her; Whereupon il IS az
dered that the said petition be referred for hear
ing to a session of this Court To be holden q
the Inn of Chester Rand, in Townshend 4
said district on the last "Wednesday OF OctoOe1I
next; and that all persons interested IN say
estate be notified of said petition and this or
der, by publication thereof three times so'I
cessiyely in the Vermont Phenlx, pnnlel Y
Rrattleboro, as soon as may be.
JAMES CRAWFORD, kf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
New Goods.

rUNIE subscribers are now receiving their
= FALL and bINI'ER stock Of Goods,
which they feel disposed 10 sell at the very
iooest prices. Among our assortment may be
found the following:
Blk, blue, purple, olive and invisible green
BROADCLOTUS Cassimeres alepines,
various colors and qualities /; Eng. and French
mernos camblets indiannas,a new and beau
iiful article Rich Silks; blk lace wells
Prints,u very large assortment from 10 cents to
9 shillngs per yd. ribbons, merino and Edin-
boro shawls, &c. &c.
We cannot stop to enumcrate, but shall be
very happy to exhibit our Goods TO all who
may please TO give us a CALL
To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Dover and
vicinity, we tender our thanks for the liberal
share of patronage we have received, aud we
hope they will recollect where they can find
articles 10 surf with The LEAST tax upon the
purse. LAZELLE d JONES.
East Dover, Oct. 4, 1898. 5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
STATE OF VERMONT.

Westminster District, ~
AT Probate Court holden at the Inn Of thsel
Warner, in Grafton in said district, Oh u'
last "Wednesday of August, A. ID. lsSS,L
Present, the Hon. DAVID l.. PUTNAM, Juus.
ZONES Waity Walker, ExecntnS on uI
- Estate of JESSE W.dLkER' laH u
Brookline in said district, deceased, anu P.,|
poses To settle her administration account
session of this court to be holden at the iaa i
Chester Rand, in Townshend in SAID a's''n-
on the last "Wednesday of October n,n
Whereupon it is ordered by said CouIl ,9'I
the said account be referred for eSanllIa ~
and allowance TO said time and place; ana .; ,S.|
all persons Interested in said estate be nOsas.
thereof, by publication three times saI Nat.
lively in the Vermont Ph1nix, printed a' D''
tleboro, as soon as may be. p.,r
s JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob hts 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19

which they offer for CASH, produce, or short
good credit at very low prices, and invite pur-
chasers before purchasing TO call and examine
for themselves, as they may be assured Of find
ing well selected stock at prices that cannot
fail TO give satisfaction.
Our sock consists in part Of
Am. Eng. and German blue, blk, blue blk, OIL
i've, brown, sea and invisible green Broad
cloths Nohair coating Beaver and Pilot
cloths for over coats Goats hair aud imitation
camblets a great variety of Am. Cassimeres ;
London woaded and Eng. ibbed, do: Valen-
cha cashmere; plain and fig'd satin, plain and
plaid velvet vestings En-. German and French
mernos prt'd and plain crcassians blk and
cold alepines; Persian and ladies' cambleis and
broadcloihs for Ladies' habits Challis and
Mousline de Lame blk aud blue blk Gro de
Swiss, Gro de Berlin, Pou de Sol silks cold
Gro de maps superior article Of Pongees
great variety of Highland plaid white, blk,and
scarlet, merino cashmere, Edinboro and Mus
lin de Lame shawls Fancy hdkfs; muslin
capes and collars; Winter ribbons and flowers
Bats hair work brown and bleached sheeiing
and shrtngs; rose, cradle aud horse blankets
ALSO
Crockery, China, Glass, and Hardware, w. l.
Goods and Groceries
Brattleboro, Oct. 4, 1883. D.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, IS.
To the Heirs or their Guardians of the Estate
of JOHN HOLBROOK, late of Brattle-
boro in said district, deceased:
A PPLlCATl0N having been made BY
"A Sarah Holbrook, Executrix on said Es-
tate, for license to sell SO much of the Real
Estate at Public Auction or private sale as will
be sufficient to pay the debts and legacies of
said deceased: You are hereby notified that a
hearing will be had in the premises at the Pro-
bate Court to be holden on the Goth day of
October, A. ID. 1888, ut the Registers Office,
in Bratteboro in said district. And unless
bonds be given with sufficient sureties for the
payment of said debts and legaces within such
time as the Court shall then and there direct,
license and authority will be given the said
executrix TO sell SO much of the real estate of
said deceased as the personal estate is INSULT
eient TO pay.
Given under my hand at Brattleboro in said
district, this ID day of October, A. ID. 1888.
DANA HYDE, Judge.