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OBITUARY.

DfEp on Monday The 4th instant, at the residence
Of JOIN L. CnnncIl, Esq. o his cty, in the 7l,t
year 81 his age CAPTAIN RlcH4Rp HIGHrowER.
formerly of Kentucky. but rrsldrntol tuls Stare
for the last ttur wears, rs disease was OF pain.
I'll pllmpnar, character. which he bare with a he
grr of patience ard iaflttndc that lent mel
nneholy pleasure 10 the task OF aterdln,, lnm
t,ruB1 his ,yoiacIca lncss As lhtouyi if hIs
concs, was marked bv sterling ntcrrllY aud purity
ni intention, 50 Indtath, he mat the grim iyrnI
with camncss and res1nati Il only "a"Wh 20
thnse who are conscious OF having discharged oil
the IutieS of HE. as h-cuneS &c ds nobesi work,
an honest man"
When we hear Of an aged all infrm man sink
lng uih the grave, eiler plGrm'ge through tins
vale of tears Of more than TIRE, score wears aud ten,
we feel that il is was expected, and seldom bestnw
a second Thought nu the event; but, when the death
Of one IS announced, who not only sacrifices his
properly but even birsd j. boS0m 10 ie battles
front, in defence OF those cnii an religious LIBERTIES
that we nnW eujoY, Il aWak.us feelings 0 nn
ordinary character in The bosom Of tie patriot.
Thus il was with him whose death wr nnw muurn;
hls subslsnce--lis personals all was placed 10 The
hour of danger on Tie altar Of his cnlnirys good.
Those hes, acquainted With his biography, state
that at an early age he bore arms IN the revolutions
ary conflict and that al a later PERIOD when
his character was fully developed, he was entrusted
with the command OF a company OF lifemen, raised
IN Kentucky bis adopted State, during the Amer
can War This company he commanded at the
battle of the Thames, aud it is sad by those who
shared with linn that victory over a foreign foe,
which she'd as much IlstFe OF tie American rims IS
any battle country srecords; that he was ever
foremost in the fight, and after hts superior officers
were either killed or wounded anil a msjoriy of
his and other companies ~ composed heir req
ment were cut down, he nobiy rallied the sca.iert,.
tF REMAINING, md M them % to victory But
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lrIlst Sale.

DY virtue or Deed Of Trust executed BY Saml
ID L. Webster to me, the unler5 gnet Trustee,
dated thp 21th day of Nov 1885, anl properly OF
record ~ the Office of the Clerk of the Protates
Court of the county of Lowules, aud State OF
Mississippi. OBSCURE the payment Of certain debts
therein named will offer for ssle at pubic auction,
and sell 20 the highest bidder iF cash. at the door OF
the court hout, in the town of Columbus IN said
couaiy OF Lownies, on the I2th day Of December
next, between the hours Of eleven O'Clock, \. NJ.
anl two O'Clock p, NJ the iolnwing described prop
etY conveyed 70 me by said deed for the purposes
therein specified, that !. TO say The north halt of
section tWentY-three the north half Of the south
east quartCr-norlh hall Of the south west quarter
of the same section % be divided 10y an east and
west hne through the centre OF the south hall OF
this section. Also, all that part OF n1 north ha" {"
section twenty-five, which is situated on the south
side OF Ca-aw-pah Greek; Ind. all that part OF
the south west Quarcr OF section fourteen, which Is
situated on In, south side uf sad Grc X VI al creek
with It's mrandcnngs beng the boundery line On the
north Of I'LL that part Of the land here conveyed
which is situated IN section twenty-five, aud IA sec
lion flieen--thc entire tract here described, being
situated m Township ~, in range 10 east, m Co
lumhilS Land District; together with the berdlta-
meats appur'cnances tk"reunto belonging or in any
wise appertainn1. Such title as is vested IN me
bY said Deed will be made to the purchaser
Nov 8, 1888. JNO. I, Whll<llf,
lS-iw TRUSTEE,
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Sheriff sale.

Df vrtacp. 40, .e'fsou i>'usd tea "e O'e's
ID q, J.e C.uaf court OF Lae nits e"na'E' ago
q ms altej5t, sfal expose q isbst va ?, li'
court house dro- ia ie town ct Cum.7ens, on Mon
day the 81 day Of y ctmher next 81. TIA ~ 40 W.
c.alnl and interest. that Hrurs \. Gars "a '"'h
Gavin has no md To- TIE in.bwlug j,~cr Fd w.
IVr'y "a 'he iowu of Couu.bu', 70 WI: lht mort
tntl oi square t1y-.,vtn, north Of ASu street, aut
3 thr Improvements ther,,u leNitd nu as ;Ir o ~
properly al sad Henry A. Gar1ju s john r. Gar.
IN. Is satisfy ap rSCcuunn la favor nj jHo. A. Mu-
ru Sal u5ttil tie iouis Ie,scfatd hs Tvs ,us
26Jn Oct 1885. John H. BiBE, SIN
NV 1885 l7v5 z t-t a o.
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Livery stable.

TEVHE subscriber las opened a L;ery Stable
l. the city Of Columbus, on Military street, Dei
lie COURTHOUSE, where he vii accommodate horse
HIS stable is new, large aud eommodiuUS, with
lnt ADJOINING, containing water. II IS always SUI
pied with variety Of forage, aud Irooms g. atlef
to th,~e who can upon him. His charges shall
rs moderate as al any other stable, and wl be MAJ
with due regard 10 the hardness Of the times, at
shall be such as 10 satisfy those who favor him VII
their custom He las rom Tor iliirly-elglJt horse
IA single nr double stalls and cal Accommodate ell
gIp horses. IN pairs or drovcs, by tie day, week,
month"; Tho utmost attention viii be paid t0 r
fresh and improve tie animal, and 10 give sltsIa'
ton to the owner He keeps Tor hire, Saddle AZ
Harness Horses, BY the day or week. +.
Having served an apprenticeship n the Fetct
nary Arr in the northern, and pracliced for sever
years in southern cities, he prolesses knowledg
Of the anatomy Of the horse, familiarity with Il
remedies for It's diseases, and particularly for such
are incident 20 southern climate. HIS success
Farrler is well known in thi. anl ciher cities
which he has practised the ,eItf, at; he OLE
his services in this hne ais0. and nai promptly al
tend 10 all calls al his stable. where lie will be swat
found CHARLES PHELPS
Nov. q. 1899. is-.4
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.Nisli T. nmn.-nl.nr -

.Tel5 ft2eS amont'ag 70 s!4i so
Pa ssees al > wbue feksl- ~ Slaj, ru,,
nav : 70. aui n4!y t.-U I.c i9g- Capitals, sica
are $500
c., ,dcalr' oi Package S74.
p.,k,. -. 1t Halves anti tAure.> il Tnrol.
70 III KE Is - 90. t,aNe, - 90 Qiauers
81 u G,r "a e AZ '.e A,.n,'s UH,ce, iuu ar, l.,
INV Jnnr Hot, T. an at b 5. s Raw Exciia.,e,
on Ma,u street. Z olunCHS'
Tn, Lottery dla W. rSSty Saturday al soa.e onc
of the principal towns m Aiasssippi.
GJ-Al orders IRON a distahce (pastage paJ)
vii be promptly auentcd hy
c. WARREN, Agent.
Ocf ~. Il tofaHoag, ia.
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By the President OF the U. States.

m pit >uancr OF tIc pruvtsiru, Of it"d'! Lr-
u tween the Um,ej State. and the Eit 1asaw
Indians. made and concludes nn Puntrl0t Get.
nn the tWeutieih day OF October To-, bur ~ ..,c
suppcmtnl1r, and explanatory articles trrclo.
mode and concluded oa the twenty seen,i dtS 81
the same iaanth AMI asa al ttt ltralv between
Ar Uuutd States aud the CmckaSaw la,l@gs, n'a,.t
aad commended at VI, City OF NA-nn1ton, nn 10.
AN, ,ay 81 May ls3i |, Martin ! ~ uunn,
President If Tie Uul'eJ States, 10 hrets frriJ,c
and make known, TIA, public SHE t''- tie
sal n such Vt Tic lands ctded u the UBilu S.-t,s
los the SAID Indians, as are hcrena'lrr dtScr;n,i,
Shall he held at the Land Office Al Poatutoc ~ fls-
sissipp,- on the first Monday ~ January next, VIZ
Wea Of the Chi,kdsnr Meridian L,as.
Township 10, Of range 6
fractional township II Of range 6.
Fractional township ;, u wnn 6.
FrachouaI town,hip 10, % raagt 7.
Fractional township II, of ilul,, 4
F,acsnll township 10, % ranee :.
Township I, Of ronGf ..
Township 9 d. raugc 9.
Fractional o'vnshp ., oi rang 9
FWctoadl township 10, ot range g.
Township 4, Of range 10
FfsctauH township =, of range TO-
Fractional lown,hipp ot range 10.
Township 4, ~ range 4
Fractional township :, Of range II
Fractional iownsaip Z, % range =
Fractional lowusrp7 OF tango 3
The lands selected ~ reservation, laiee '!a pro.
Visions Of the said rtauos, are 10 be eAt'sitd to.n
the sale.
The sale viii b, kept open for t'.o wte,y (re,s
lhciands are sooner disposed u'l anl un lo,1,r;
aud no private entries 81 Ian, j. tta @tn ps
offered, viii be admitted uuHi SITE, tac eSrje
the two weeks.
The lands will be offered IN qnarc s.tlr
fractional quarter Seelion~, wtere sueb esi4,.
Gwen under my llsnd, al rnc City Of Washn4.op
THIS tweny-secoui DAY Of September, A b.
1888, 81. VAN BUREN,.
by the President
Jyo. NJ. Mooat, .lctlag Com Of The Gen. l.. o
Oct a. A-tds
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Nm obedience to an Act oi tbr Legislature Of
n Mississippi, passed a Ms b., srs ioh -.
undersigned Commissioners wdl ntir 81 pubic sslt,
IL. W., eli, oi Jackson, on "Wednesday lie ii, IL
Noycmbar next the uu.od TOWN LOIS Ia TIE
SAID ctly Of DICKSON. Tie RAPID imH scntht
tie rpqn mist soon render these lots sefy Va Ore.
Jackson, tbp seat 81 Government 0. tie e,ar I,
Mississippi Is pleasantly situated Oh the west ba Il
of the Pearl RIVER, about Oue hundred mes ..p.j,
east Of Narhez and about fifty east q ici.s' arg.
Frnm bolh Natclez and VIcksburg RAJ! 91as a,e
IN rapid progress, (apau Of which are ALREADY u
successful operatiouy 10 n.erscct at Jdcssun.
The State House I'D elegant hick ediiire whlrH
is nearly completed, the Penentiary and uilr7
public buildings, which are beng erleled--
when completed will make Jatkso, nnc u Il
mos, pleasant md towns ia The State II lG.s ~
ready tgo banking houses. The Unicn Ban
a 81 nob Of the fa,,,,s' BIul, Of Na,nl,tz
Tie above mentioned unsoM lois s-e lnane D,
them situated il the most beautiful and lealli,, at
Of the Town, and will be sold un c-e3, o.
one, two and three years, with notes st,t.pt.
rrserving lien on said lots Tor the security u
the purchase money.
B. w. BENSON,
A. B. SAu IDFgS,
J. A. VAN H0EsEN.
Cone a>' mes.
Oct 18th, 1888. l6w4
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State Of Mississlpri.Lownt!c IS Go. g
Probafes Court, Octotc, Tern !,aS.

Probates Court, Octo6c Tern Los.
THNO all person. Interested d tia Real fsa',
n 81 David Nycrs 4 ra ~. l. u L j.
land Dslrcl, : wi Ct.adI1: f1l are H. u
clteJ Ia appear b'g the juIg % oar ae Pa.
bitr5 CONT, at o tpu 20 q. in,el nc ,rp comfy
un Wrdmslgy TIE liah d,yoi ~ ah, 1888 al
the cour-linu.e n III IOWA 81 Couuibns. ant rhra
sui there a. show cause, ii any AoI tal. y \ al
order should not be nlde ,n sell tie taAorqn DE-.
scrlbed larls situated aud being IA Lowndps county
and Sule IT Mississippi. belonging 70 the estate o
sad David Mixers Died, according Ia t!e PRAYER
oi the petition Of David + Myers aae 81 tie FIX
ecuols uameI "a ti,e Ia VIII sud testament OF said
UirHl Myrta, deceased 20 wit. The wcsl half of
8, clion Ten; the whole Of sectnn fwenv.siX he
west hail oil eclion twenty-five; tie uolih lau Il
sctun ulry-hee; the west TAI ct ,he tarte.tst
quarter nt srrina hrty SIX the Wrsi hal' NJ he
southwest quarter ol SECTION tutuit-3au,; and
eighty acres OF aui uJ seer Ol fWci.tA -,c,.. run
GinI lot one ul. unill AMI 20 IL On II ttlue
Itngih 81 snl ,cnon ol N,e eaaieu hua ary ~
sad section tWeny-Sevru, and Is IA ,est % rs Ia
embrace the sad number ol rig,Hy acres al glaa
aul beng ~ Township nineteen notn q nanyt
seventeen east, Containing ~ MI ciq teen h,n red
aud twenty acres. II IS further Ordered Is. :e
court, uial rs Cation I've published in the Caum-
bUS DF;naart and Southern Argus, Two EswsFa-
~" piibi'heI ~ the Town Of Columbus, iar SIS
seek sGcctssyrly.
Witness the Honorable Thomas Sampson Judge
81 Pr,bates court TOR Lowudcs county. tins & IL
Monday Of October 1888 Issued the fifth day Of
October, 1888 Test;
r. ID. HAKDEN, Grs.
Oct IS, 1876 II ltc gil so
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Io''oai]n.-Tho Boston Express gives the
'o,ogos humorous aaecdote:
While Gen, Green, Of Rhode Island indie
pendent Of all fanatics he had capital knack Of
S'o'ans the disappointment aE beaten candidates,
@il oa such occasions used to tell favortc story
a' style Of laitnltablc hnmor which reconched
every BODY to tho loss Of office. We can give
A'"'ns Of VS. sPsrit, merely the outline. A field
t.1'e VI The South, to whom meat was rare bIes.
9 >, o'' day ioundln bis trap plump rabbit
44e 'o'h han oat alive, held him under his ARA.
aa.cd h.n, and began to speculate npon hi
4"'".'e'; IN bow tat! berry fat the latest |
''eT d'd see. Lei me see how cook hIm. !
'ls' A'a' No, he so tsi he lose alI be grease.
~ him. Ay, yes, he 50 berry fat be lry hni-
,,ei go!.y how Iat he be No, wont lry hun
SIC" him. The thought Of the savory stew
'A'4e the negro forget himself, aud N spreading
'l' 'lo least. in his imagination, IN, arm re.
,a'ea' ~aen of hopped the rabbit. aud >qimlung
!" Soodly distance, he eyed his late owner with
80, ;onqosutc,
lac 1esfo knew here vas 40 end to the mat
~ ana summoning up all his philosophy he
= s4' addressed the rabbit sinking BIZ fist at him.
t'a iaog.earcd, white Whlshefed, red.eyed son
- 'o----l, yoIHo 50 berry d--n IA, arter all"
"sAVTigVL lLLusrRaTIox.-Mr. Calhoun, in
= 5 recent speech at Geenylile concludes with the
'o'''aiag beautiful illustration of the danger Of re-
1'ldenng National Bank:--A woodman SAID
i "Inoy petitloned The Forest to grant him a
4ai piece Of timber, very small piece indeed
:. "a ae might make heiye for biz axe. The
'Hesl held a council, aad granted the apparent.
I 4olegae request. The woedman shaped and
+, nls htlye, and then returning, SOON lelled
''s FOREST around him. The axe, MI c. re-
..lafAac' ~as ihe bank. Give it charter, and
fo' a-la7 helyc. and soon the ice Of Amer
''efty Al'i !a,i Frustrated before il.
.. o,2a l!.a@, ~ a.aa Warrior died al lis
.''' On TIE river Des MoiaQs, on the 30 in.
'a't' eyed 70 years
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ToMRIGRY BIRLE SOCIETY.

An adjourned meeting OF this Society Wilde,
held at the NJ. T.. Church on MoNpN NIX,
at Z o'clock, T. NJ, when sEvARAL ADDRESSES
will be delivered ISAAC SHOOK.
Nov H., 1888 Sec. r. B. s,
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business in Mobi.

VENIE subscribers hope to haze continuation
J. tie SAME liberia patronage heretofore extend
to The senior psrtner, and they promst tn de,d
Their undivided exrrions Va The interest aud wela
Of tIeir friends and BY prompt attention To cuisines
they hope 10 meet al least respectful share Of b
sine,s. AUSTILL & MARSHALL.
M. @ 1888 1875
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Bricks, Bricks, Bricks.

WATERMAN s LEARNED'S neulI H.
w rented Btick .Machiae-Hayng pur.
chased the right for the State Of Mississippi; now
ohef TO dlstuse olrgtS by counties single rights
70 suit purchasers Those Interested in the mana-
lacure Of bricks, rqnested 10 call and see The op-
erailon AMI Judge ior themselves. The Machine
may be seen in successful operation IN this place,
at Alr. Walace's brckyard.
The principal advantages this machine has over
all others now in use, consists in the simplicity and
strength Of It's structure, aud the rapidity it TEN.
pcrs the clay aud moulds the brick, making from so
to so per minute, with the aid Of two horses or
mules. four men and sufficient number OF bows
- bear off the bricks
THO. B. RANDLE.
Columbus, Aug ~, 1881
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Taken I'D.

- BY Robert 5. Lyon, in Oktlbhceba
ia county, Miss three head 81 Horses
r .TA 81 the following description One bay
CAV mace, about II hands high, or :
49,. yeas DID, lame N her night fore icr,
star IN her forehead, 10 brands ucrcciy-
bic. Apnrs Sod Ia scvcu,v.Gvc dtHer.
,1Lso,--A cne-Eul eorcl fly, supposed 10 be
hrc, years old, Iazcj face, lpuf Wine egs nn
rauds pcrccivabIc APPRAISED o, fifty dollars.
I .liso,An iron gray mare coin. supposed 10 be -
honlhs Old, no brands percei.all.. Appraised At
Iury-ive dnlIrs--takcu np nu he 1871 Juy, 1888.
+, OAKLEY Ranger,
Ohtbbccha County
Oct. aT-l6-4w r. fec 50 co.
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ERi vnlue Of the above >pcclned wrls, anai to
AS me directed from the honorable Circuit
CoGf OF tie United States Tor the District Of Ms
slSPp5 wlL on the tnt Monday ID November
lbc C"ur house 81 LowHdrs county MsssMppl,
st nr pccie lhe loIowag section Of Land, ~.
ing aud beng IN the said county OF Lowudc., ana
known and designated as follows, 10 Wti Section
number fourteen, township number seventeen, range
number seven east, N thr Cllcka-aw ce>son. h..
wed "n as Tie property OF AID defendant Cherry, To
satisfy sad execution Sale Within lie hours ore.
SERTED b. lw
AD0LPHUS G. NlER,
NanIu y y Miss
Columbus, lst Oct 1898.
l5-5l Printers ~ sl2
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Stray Mule.

TAKEN UP By John Henry, on 81 Juy,
L. last, bay mule, three years old, branded
u Z, appraised at fifty dollars
t. OAKLEY. Ranger,
0klbboeha County,
Oci al 1888, l6-4w Pr Zee 81 So
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a-s-H'REGiNENT MISSISSIPPI VI III A'
Toe Review yesterday "fai "I ID '-s ''''
F,. The Na'.a.z eigis.'-' 'a' ''''',
a.. ii.fsrrs, appeared % iaril ~ '.'.
3 81 usltla. .---- aa7.azfs 80. '."
..s..- a., L1'- ilr-- I'd d. C".'' D-'''" ~
r. W. 'le ground 9y i'tHa.e's'
III. Day "as ..1a=pafea. , ei'''' ana t'sfa
5.-. aa. cyecG'ed m the most S"el a"u G'.'.'i.'
-, The Na'Caez tenTio'e'' u~ .N N'''
.;.a d, ard he Na'chfz liHssarS' y ui'f 81
rerl, discipline, cave i'i'a'! d''1 e'''' "N'e''''
,.ar 70 TIE on.fe keglTe".
=. bald past one. /. u, t"e H''tf,''' o, u''
STATE, Ask ader u Me H''' a'e"de , 1y MIJ'r
General, Cai"an ana Do''aP anu D''S'u''
Genera. ua1mb.ss, iiil AZ sS',,' I,H>'''',,- q
,1 li.ta, General , 1d,e' ~ ''''e' guar
a. ..s-.s- Hentfal' !" y Da,'',O" anu
a.ss,., Colonel. W 4 S5ohs, ~ '''''',' a.
j. Paxton, aud Mayor L. ~ "'"n' e"'T,'u e'e
se, escorted by de'aeA'T' 90 w' ''''s,'' :
commanded by i"ede1aI I"''!d' i"e ne
sea 5,u took place IA due 'o'"'' anu wi" me
asfi CEREMONIES.
Iaa thermometer from t1hF' l. H' 20 i've =
H. ranged " summer heat; consequently me
,y Of the c.iIZen soldier "a~ 'e'y severe ~
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Was Committed

Was Committed
n TO the jail of Lowndcs County on
AER the 23d day OF October, by Tbos.
Brown, an acting Justice OF tie Pence
M for SAID county, negro man who caa
W. himself Cambridge and SAWS he be-
- longs 10 the estate of D.. tnhn White.
formerly ii South Carolina, and Save he was md ,r
the care Of William Brttiu, near M4di>onvil'c NJ,
H. is about 90 years old, and about feet inches
high, OF bright copper color had on cotton pants
and round picket Of negro cloth, The owner
Of said negro Is requested .ocome f1rward prove
property, pay clmrgc, and take him away
Columbus, Ms. Oct %, 1888
l6G H. A. GARVlN, Jalor.
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The State Of Mississippi,
Justices RANKS

az all kinds, neatly printed on fine paper. for
W sale at this office, July %
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Grand Loo
lA-.43-z.. ls m Ar. o. -ec.s--
CLASS 10 Is, FOR lss5
To b. dVva a Naichrz, u So
on, Nay.a.ls, 5, 1888. o. oe.sCf ,. -
> .Hmtsrs-l2 Dfcr- -1ll1tt
J p. N,orr-I H.
B3ILLtAN 81, -
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Tic following beautiful passage il from an Or
alton recently delivered BY Judge Reid, Of Flon-
d2i
Ina Republic such as ours, then, huaaan hap.
Pmess may be promoted by the wisdom, justice,
hunness, and moderation of those who are the
chosen servants o! The people by free suffrage
and iae absence Of property qualifications for
oi'ice by 40 independent Judiciary by laws
which hull protect cilectually ll,e liberty, and
Fropar'y; by opposing and preventing the ANAL
gsGlau0n OF the money power with the political
power by opposition TO monopolies, by great
caution IN The gran, Of charters, ard by so res
training .hem, when granted, as TO make them
Subject useful, and profitable to the people by
!e1>IaaHE as Ulle rs possible IN favor Of indi.id.
ua interests ietindydual interests be left to
themselves, under the protecting safeguard Of
,qJ. laws BY ubolshug the idolqig Of men,
and substutng ior il devotion to principle by a
sct construction Of constitutional powers by
ne diffusion Of knowledge; by inspiring every
generation, as Il presses forward upon the stage
Of N.e with an adherence Of the craft aud aao-
mes OF 5,ra,agem, of selfish ambition and with a
plsc love for ii5eriy and he people and cspe.
ta.y, most especially, by cultyatng the female
ae.ec
"0ayou, Cur daughters Of my country, viii
gna.y depend the character and fortunes Of The
0s,Wo. Your snes and your beauties are
he rose: lhat border and bloom along The path
Ct bamn h,e.' They cheer and comfort the sol.
der in toe battle feld-ihe sailor On the bound
rig bi'ow-lhe sage in the deep recesses Of the
closet. When yon approve, virtue becomes more
bright, soreac and beautiful; when you dl>ap-
Prov, vice assumes darker and more h.deous
aspect Il IS 10 your eyes the first looks Of child
hood a.e directed in search 81 affection from
.oaf lips the first >pjngs Of infancy are caught !;
holhoolre2eats bis first lessons at yom knee,
and mauhood follows where you point the way.
hSa5i, lien, all your influence, scatter vide the
Blessings you have the power TO be>tow. Speak
'ae words Of instruction aud cncouragcment,dl cm
ied by your own pure hearts, and the State Of
F'ofda--,he new State-Vill be made free, pros.
PGous, and happy by the gracos and virtue Of
aef daughters, and the wisdom and incouapHb!e
l'egn,y Of her sons"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-10

Nov 3 1883
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-10

Oct 10th, 1888.
The native American., 1838-04-07

| ~ The readers attention is requested to the
proceedings of meeting of German emigrants
in Missouri, which are inserted on our first page.
These proceedings afford additional evidence that
the great moral contest in which Native Ame-
ricans are engaged for the perpetuation of their
liberties, will not be less severe and perhaps not
less prolonged, than the physical one by which
they were won. few foreigners, who take a
just and enlightened view of the subject, are on
our side now, there were in the first war; but
the great mass of European popuation--the He's
sians--the ignorant, the deuded, the bought and
sold and led instruments of oflegitimacy--ar against
us In 1888, as they were in l776 and snbse-
quently throughout the struggle, and they
every day becoming more formidable by combi-
nation and concert.
AS serious however as it is to reflect upon the
peril of our free Institutions, it cannot but pro-
woke smile to find these Germans declaring
that the repeal of the Naturalization Law would
be "a positive violation of the Constitution of the
United States,' and boasting of the aid which
their fathers rendered US in the war of the Revo-
Natiue Citizen.