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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28
MAR RED.

Monday evening 18th instant by the Rev Henry Anthop
city. - - ~ ~ so'' Oh VI '"is
On the evening ofhe 2sh inst, by the Rev. Dr. Wainwright
this city, ~ ~s'~'' - "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

We today notice the sales Of tees ~ - mch ~
a.. ar, - nov 20 large sale OF the ORE
prees o. soe ands were bei.ero6e ne, 70 roog. ne
vas pu' was scld the erns were the "a rse ess
uo.sd 81 The last sale The smsun of,h,s ~, nose So.
eceos, not quite bslfihst OF he sci w" safe ~ss ahost
Cotton There ksvs been A. M. ..,,. .s 80. ~. = 10y
s,tt 80. 80 ne rn.es hsve nl teasency dow. "a.
bales ''0 s'''s" yester, ~ being Sa9e
-he s.i.s w.. u ~ e stock bard WAS ia ia bale.
~ rev Orleans, the safes were rs 500 bse. fiS -
lssvsnnsb, on the ls,h the make, was % ~
N. 10 Liverpool s'@"eea e making u n. PEI
,lr,ss VA hss pet been mssy nj ,hs.
80 NV howsrH street a. mr. held lo~sr 80.
80 buyer bold % Al that For ersr Inc sy Ds
cen. ss. v' 49, bags wheel 1900 bsgt ~, forrS~,
a -. @o rot ysry The stock South An.r,t.. DC.
,ic, y ,s'Ee ssd sales scipany sov co.s. ~.
80 nc arrivals Yesterday 5000 bags -. M,
so .a;s ~ Sves AbsIu~ore, 1s4h issl forso ~ -
sasrs..: !. ,.sr have been 's-s '~ AopsA Their. .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

fOreaf row IN the crowd Before ne eat down ma
hsd word TO say about one word sha, ia, fo the
Chair. Tssf word was the verb 10 sppropr,s,e,,~
tShests sf 40 granmar"l He ~ net knew IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

PoarETTovs Hvmsve. Exploring Expedition,
alter being desp'sed and rejected Of men," il at last
10 saii under 'he command Of Lieut Wilkes, who
went 70 England asou, le months ago, 70 purchase
the mathematical and scientific instrumental Seven
oficers have now thrownu the command in disgust.
What can Be expected from such begianingf D,sse
Sc.'ment loss Of life destruction Of the expedition
and national disgrace. Nsxs psronx.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

SrrrLIso UP.-hr. Collector Swartwout has or
dered oil his cashiers, clerks, and employees, to fur
nlsA Their accounts, up TO this day the 18th nst
fa's day ne settles his affairs, and like well bred
dog walks cut to give room to Mr.. Collector Hoyt to
walk IN, both bowling to each ether very good natu-
rediy smiling and shaking HANDS, the latter going to
walk into Uncle SAM the other gong to walk into
Texas. Great times in the Custom House Dozens
are trembling in their shoes and every word gesture
and wink of the Collector are watched narrow
ly as il he were heather god wearing a crown Of
laurel. Weknow much more of these matters than we
choose to tell. Our fager is on the nose Apropos-
Mr.. Swartwout, don't e to Texas &c, John Jacob
Asor JOIN with you, put your shoulder. 10 the hin
above Hsbcken, and tumble il into your famous mes-
dovs-a capital place TO build town on. Real CO.
tate will move in six months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

NEw ExcrTEMsST.-The celebrated Misses
Grmks will soon be here it is said deliver lectures
on the equality of the sexes.
These ladies' have some sentiments in common with
Fanny Wright but they are very poe,ieal and reli-
gous, which Fanny cannot pretend TO be. We learn
also ths, they are rather good locking interesting in
shape and movement and graceful and lady hike in
masners We should have no objection to give them
en- the left check, the soft kiss Of charity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28
PRESIDENT.
Nick Knickerbocker,
LEFT Sing Sing January lllh.)

SECRETARIES.
Dullolan, left Sing Sing, Feb. 2.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28


with cries OF mo Rooml down with Room -
when order was restored the chairman explained
mat the speaker alluded 10 the city of the Cmsars-
TIE gentlemen IN the crowd mlstook bis meaning
and thought he spoke Of Mr.. Room, the deputy who
escorted the prisoners Sing Sing, and who was not
very popular
He concluded Nor were the getters out Of stone
on BlackwelPs Island an Insignificant set Of seamps
-they had built most picturesque penitentisry-a
most elegant lsnatic asylum the world was getting
maddcr and mssder every day-the number Of luna.
ucs, particularly IN Wall street, was rapidly on the
increase 80 important as asylum for the in
sane citzcns-who so useful as those who, like Paul
wrought these things with their own hands that they
might not become chargeable to their fellow creatures
Again, see the quantity Of hats that were made by
the gentlemen in Sing Sing Some OF the best dress
cd men IN Broadway wore their handy work. Who
then would deny that they had rights and privileges
to protect, and TO be represented They had been
called beggars -slaves-sans culoffesl What even
they were without characters, money or breech-
est Homer was q bcggar and q vsgranll and could
not tell the place where he was born, or what coun
try ne belonged to Terence was slsvei PIastus
turned m6l in place Of a horse. Cervsnies was
galley slave after the affair at Lepantsi Alexander
died from drunkennessi Savage died in prison DR.
Dodd was hung for forgery and George the Fourth
committed biganyi
IL was in the nature Of every thing great, both in
the animate and inanmate world 10 Be- wild and r.
regular As 70 the charge of beng sans cuioffss il
was magnificent. We came naked into the world
ana went naked out Of il; and Of the leaders Of
the Conservatives had set a shlniHg example 10 the
party oy paradng the streets cuioffesi There
had even been days without breeches ~ we'll men
without brecches tGres Of "hesri hear prove IL !
proveurJ When the patriots Of the French rcvolu
uoh abolished the Christian era, and limited the
months TO 80 days each, thev hsd TO throw the five
supernumerary days in NJ the end Of the yesv, 10
make Up the sum total. These they called Sans
CsIetudcs," which meant days vsfhonf breschssf
they were oil eonsecrsted to certain festivals the
ist was kept in honor Of Gensxs; the RI Of Labor
(cncs Of no abori) the Sd Of Deeds; (cres "burn
al title deedsp) the 9th Of Revards (cries OF no
rewards for thieves r) the 9th Of Opinion &c ice
Of ID all opiassn wks cares for public opinion1)
He hsd few more last words 70 utter, robbery
was cfsaclspt date, existed before ths GOOD. Ths,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

1Ae&snaous netting 81 the Moo-Oerasy,
-.-Ths idss Of Marcia -
TAsides Of March remember" M
And the ides Of March will long BE- remembered il
the annals Of New York history, for ONE Of tho most
motley and merry msetings that Ger this city saw.
AT an early heur yesterday morning, bills were
posted and pasted IN the prominent parts OF the city
to the following effect =
"Rogues and Rowdies attend. M EGl.s
Perpetuaiion of principle !!
Mobocracy IN their mlght!!!
Recorder for Mayor!!H
The rowdies, ragamsfins, roysterers and rogucs Of
the city of New York are commanded 10 convene IN
that public piece ef property, owned by every one,
commonly called the Park, alias SIAM Bang q Go. s
camping ground, this afternoon Tuesday, at clock,
TO take land none know we'll how 10 fake) apPrs-
pirate steps TO secure the election OF his Honor the
Recorder, alias the Hon. Richard Rlker, alias Dicky
Riker alias Dick Riker, alias Dear Dick Rker, for
Mayor of this city.
NJ B.-A suspension of the general rule on such
occasions is ordered, viz no picking OF pockets dur
ing the progress of the proceedings BY order Of the
appropriating committee.
SLAM Basc & Co., Chairmen.
March 2sth, 1888
Deputations from Sing Sing, Wall street, Black
wells Island and the Astor House, are expected to
attend"
As might have been expected, tremendous assem-
bage took place. and long before four o'clock every
entrance TO the Park was blocked up.
The first party that arrived on the ground was a
very large and somewhat important class OF citizens
who have been discharged from Sing Sing since the
first of January. They were tolerably well dressed
considering the state of the times and the short time
they have been oat Of prison. Several had on good
coats and overcoas, supposed ts be those lately so-
len from the Asier the York. and the Carlton houses
Before this ugust body was borne, by a big burglar
called Bill Bays, blood red flag (supposed to be an
auction flag stolen from store door for this particu
lar occason,) having this appropriate inscription =
changing is nation
More nice than starvation"
Just as this body entered the arena Of action by
one gate, motley mixture of human beings entered
by the opposite gate, chiefly consisting of cuprts
Gently discharged from Backwelps Island AS i,
would be unfair to speak dsparagingly Of their gar
ments, and cannot praise them without per-
verng the TRUTH will say but little, and that lit
tie shall be said more in sorrow than in anger They
sheesbut cander compels us to state that there
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13

EBY yirtge Of two wits Of ~. Ia. issued
ID from the Circuit Court Of Winston county,
and To me directed, VIII expose at public sale for
cash AT the court house door "a the town Of LOUIS
vile, Winston county, on Monday the 18th day Of
November ueyt, a the right, ute clam and inter-
est that Henry {. Conn2r and John Conner has ~
and to the east hail Of the southwest quarter 81
section one, township fifteen, range Inr,4n east
levied on as the property Of II. G. Conner add John
Conuor 10 ratis'y said executions, one in favor Of
William Walsh, The other in favor OF X. T..
Ho.kns. Sale 10 take place within the hours pre-
scrbed by law. This ith October, 1883.
JNU. II. HARDY. StG
1iw4 Pr ite - 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13

may endure i-r5yr- Who Of Us can expect
iaem o. aa So wli.stits Trcasar, Is ltauaf-F with
ana made dependent en- aH the paper 5ab.1es #
he cll-1a Banks, winch are o..sa founded 5a
fraud and as often explode from ca-u-raa. /
WISH 90 see tie Feaeral Government, Ike the Safe
Of Tennessee has alWaYs done, Co..g-t.r-I.s own
customs and other dues Of those who owe
;hem, forts own support and the payment Of lis
own debts, BY - own othceIs, duly sworn and
having given bond and security for the puroose.
10 ether words, | am IN favor Of the Independent
Treasury, and wish to sec the government Of my
country, m the collection and disbursement of
her revenues, dispense with the agency Of at
sorts ct Banks whatsoever. Now to all this Mr
Clay and ms friends stand opposed, and instead
OF plan, whichby long experience in Tennessee.
We have found 10 be good one, desires TO build
up great mammoth institution, capable Of over
turning all otferS--able to make aud unmake a
President at rs viii and 10 10 trampe beneath It's
enormous hoof the rights and liberties of the PEG.
pie. Amoney King is Just as dangerous as a
Political King and will acknowledge no ale
glance to either.
Respectfully,
4. V. BROWN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13

Cigar Race.--This variety of races may be new
70 some OF our readers, but it is not uncommon to
the other side Of the Atlantic. The conditions are
that the rider starts with lighted cigar in his
mouth, continues to smoke it during the race, and
comes in with it lighted; much, Of course depends
on the goodness of the cigar, bun still more on
the tact Of the smoker. 1.-The docs not ride fast
the air may either blow it out or causei it to burn
so fiercey that it will be entirely consumed be-
fore he reaches the winning post The fastest
cigar race on record, was run in December lsst,
in Kingston, Jamaica; mile heats. The first
heat, two minutes and ten seconds: the second
heat, two minutes and twelve seconds Climate
and others circumstances considered, it must in
every sense ofthe expression, have been a smok
ing race.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13

EpY virtue of two Nrlts.ol H. Ia. that were
hD issued from the Circuit Count of Winston
County, May Term, 1888, and to me directed, !
will expose at public sale for cash, al the court
house, IN the town Of Louisville on Monday the
10Th day of November nex',aiI The right tile,
claim and interest that George w. Thomson has
IN aud to the following town lots and buildings
thereon: Lots known and distinguished IN the
plan of Louisville as lots number one mud two, IN
block number one, south side Of Main street and
west Of Cross street; also, Two Acre Lot IN tho
town Of Louisville known as Thomasons house lot,
lying cast Of Cross strec; and north Of Man street.
levied on as the property of George w, Thomson,
unc in favor Of Moses Marlborough the other ~
favor Of Fellows, Reed s Go, This itb day Of
Oct. 1883, JNO. ii. HARDY, Sh'h
liwi iPr. fee - co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
gnnce to euhe
htsptCItllY,
4. V. BROWN.


love hope' aui JOY, together born,
, sweet offspring Of heavenly birth,
To wander far ,vbiIs o ,.' a,r,b
Love was lair and gentle boy,
Ana Hope bright and happy thing,
Ga9rcd h. fLc5, nm ~ ,,..,.-
lhey pass through many sunny scene,
by iouht ana valley, glen and grove,
WLere wanda I,, aal IL, anlr..,
''''' '''''''' '"' '''' g
But ere the three had ramb.ed far,
They met young beauty on the way,
D;ss9IycJ - -,,,, % ,,. ','o"sn d o'''
ny
Oh with Whist glowing bosom Love
Drank rapture from those orbs Of light
y, T .n., Jio'Iu 'le S'1f Is ABOVE
=" saw "ef ''''''e9 20 NM were h9h''--
But Beauty needed not tie bow,
Whose every feeling was her own,
- ,'C' - ~ ''ISi''R '"f'
''' '''' P''' ''l"e>' Low a'o'e'
i Not vet alone-HoDe STAYED while
And WHISPERED him some future day
"Duu pr'ug nun oao" oesr Beauty Sm"ei
nu' soon INC iaSe one new away
All! then he was indeed alone.
With weary heart and fearful eve;
ne sunshine OF his day was GONE
lie WouId-but no, he could not dc.
Thouph nrcss'd hv sorrov's heavy lo,J
And bending with the weight Of IN.
ms bosom yet al iohdly gIowd,
ana 'o'd nm nc was immortal Still
lie drooped wLilc-but Memory coma
Immortal, too with MAGIC plass,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
NOTICE

ENECU TORS SALE OF LANDS.
EN pursuance Of an order c, the Honorable
B Probate Cau.. OF ChIcaa-aa county, taa.e q,
te October Term lsss, ne aracF- -..t EE..e-
tors OF Js Ias, WI and Iez.waa- '. irr-.s
j1y, tss assess Re- 1t s1.t county, #.. If.ee- 90
sl o1 tte premises, at putac Auction, on tae ia'a
iay ~ November. 1855, tie iuao@mg described
Lands, tsaugug o. ;ae estate o. u'E sad Deceased.
y.z.-Sertrn TWENTY-FIVE It township twelve, IS
range 3. east: the whole O.. scctos twtu'y-siv, OF
same township and range except lhe north h1iet
the northwest quarter section t1riy-hNe oi Same
township aud raage; the west halt of section thirty
ure township Twelve. range hour east; the north
tall Of section SIX, township thirteen, range four,
east; section tweniv-se,en, township twelve range
three east, the southwest quarter 81 section thirty,
esEn,hp twelve. mrgc hour, east; section two,
town,hp ,hireen aREe three. east tie southeast
quarter at section eleven, township Twelve, RANGE
three, east; section thirteen ei s'me township aSa
range; the southwest qusrlcroi section ont, town
snip thirteen. RANGE three, east; the southwest
quarter of section ten, township twelve, cot the
same range; the southwest quarter ot section ceN-
en-, &c same township aud range; the northtast
quarter of section eleven township thirteen OF samr
range; the northeast quarter ot SCrtnn our town
ship twelve, range four, east; thg northwest quarter
Of section uiurtCen, township twelve, range iUar,
east; the whole of section thrN->iN, township
twelve, range three, east except tie ooulbeui
quarter: the whole of section twenty-five, township
Twelve, range three east, except Gle northwest
quarter; according o the p,in of survey Of tho late
Choctaw purchase and Wing aud h,ng in the
county of NuSuhee and state ul Mississippi
sale To continue from day 10 d1y tl ME whole Of
thc above described lands are disposed of
.inR also In pursuance Of sand orlcr we viii
proceed TO sell Vl public auction, ou thr premises on
the twentv-Svth dag u. November, 1855, the fol-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
SherIHs Sale.

EpY yume a. ,ao wriis Of Execution, issued
- from tae Clerk Of Cfrcuit Court Of Okiib-
bl1 county. a-i State &C 81 ssssrp., aud 10 me d.
rtc'-d >..a.i proceed 90 sell ior cash 81 tie Court
house IN re town If S,arsFh.c on Monday 5ih day
Of November ney', q the right title, claim and To-
ierest uat James II. VILLAINS las IN and % the FOL-
.CwiIg described Lands. 10 wit;-ihe cast half Of
DE so4th els, quarter OF seciinn thirty, township
seventeen range hilccn and tie improvements
lhcreca. Levied on as the properly Of James II.
Williams a. satisfy TWO executions one in favur &C
F8rs g. Audcrsons. thr other IS n favor Of Joseph
g. Harvv sac within the hours prescribed By law.
JOHN NJ. MOORE,
Sheriff OF 0ktlhbeha county.
S,5rsyle. sept 10Th, Is5s.-l3-5t (prs. Tee 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
A Good Chance.

FHyllE Subscriber intends removing 10 his mills
u on Hluahaiety ard now offers 10 rent tho
stand situated immediately upon the Military road.
leading from Columbus Miss. 70 Florence and NASH
vile Zen. known BY lhe name Of Border Spring.
ANY person wishing 10 engage n keeping house OF
Entertainment would do wei! 10 call and eXamnr,
as there can be had on the premises five or SIX hun
dred bushels of corn at seventy FIVE cents per bush
81 fodder, outs; some milk COWS, beds and many
other articles useful in The line uf business, with the
privilege Of from firiy 10 nnc hundred acres OF good
fresh farming ilnd 10 cultivate the premises arc
situated sixteen miles moth Of Columbus, and as
conveniently situated and wacrcd as any place in
tie country, possession can be cbcn il ten daysit
required; here Is IN the premises two store h1u1C0
IN good order nr huauc.g
". DUNES.
ge.t.H.Eaf - l15H ii .rr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13

Henry Glars Declaration Of Var against lie
occupant and Presumption Of Sellers.
81 did say the squatters on the public lands
were LAWLESS KABBLE that they might
as well seize upon our forts and arsenols, or on
the public treasury, as to rush out and seize on the
public lands. | WILL OPPOSE THESE
CLAIMS AS LONG AS GOD GIVES Me
THE POWER AND ABILITY To Do
SO.7--H. Clay's Speech on 'hA pr-cmption bill,
JaauarY 1893.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
J, 7, " ADDEFf, Managcr.
Q7,sl5 Prl2c3 amounting 10

y ,sl5 Prizes amounting 10 a!llj2O
Packages of IS whole Tickets for Sl2j, must
draw $50, and may draw the four Capitals which
are $4,000
Certificate Of Packages S7l
Packages oil Halves and Quarters in proportion.
20 TICKETS $500, Halves $3.50, Quarters
Sl2j, for sale at the Agents Office, two doors be-
low Jones Hotel, and at Boss s. Raw's Exchange,
on Main street. Columbus
This Lottery draws every Saturday at some one
Of the principal towns in Mississippi
tE5-AIl orders from distance, postage paid
will be promptly attended by
{. WARREN, Agent.
Oct13. III Columbus, M
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
'Nbc state OF Mississippi +,
AlpNppr Enaxr, 4

Pyobates Court, October Term, 1888
FHVO all persons interested IN the lands tcnc.
h menls and heredil0mens of the estate Of
Thomas {. Branch, deceased, to be and ap-
pear at the nest term Of the probatcs Court, to be
held at the court house, in the town Of Athens, on
the FIRST Monday Of January next, then aud there
to show cause why 50 much Of the lands, ,cuc-
nents, apd harcdit1ments Of the said inc,tatc
should not be sold as viii be sufficient 10 pay the
residue Of rhn debts Of the SAID attsalc
Wusrss the Hon Rnhor1 plwonh, Judge
~ Probate, Issued '.r aH dav of October i~a
huet, y II MORGAN. Cit
liw5 Pc fee - 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
A GLORIOUS RETORT

An. auctonecr not many steps from the vicinity Of
our office, put for sale, the other night volume
Of the ,'Litc of Martin Van Buren," which gen.
tleman bid of for fifteen cents, when loa,er
standing by exclaimed. "lts more than Van
Burcn's worth" "ltmay be, replied the Auction
eer, "but the United States Bank was not able
to buy him."
The loaler made his bow and sneaked of. II
was truly noble retort Retormcr,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
500 Valuable Lots for sale In
NIississinps CITY.

ERIlL be exposed 70 sale At public nG,,lOr'
w to the highest bidder, on the second Mon.
day of October next (hrlng ils eighth day Of said
month all do'c valuable lots Y lhe new ciiy, siin-
u,c1 unon lie shore Of he Gull Of Mexico on the
.ou,l.rn boundary OF th.s STATE, known az The Mis-
4iaspoi titv. The SAFE wiIl positively take place on
the a6oyc mentioned day and continue from day TO
day until the lots ale disposed Of
Those wishing 10 purchase wogId Up well 70 be at
the city few days previous to the sale, and exam
me Tor themselves as there is great chsice in those
Ios living ii front Immediately On Tie Gull, and
those wing ON either SIDE Of The contemplated Rad
Road from hlssrspp CITY Pauldlng The route Of
which, through the city, d already located.
tefms LIBERAL to be made known Oh the dag oi
sale. ly order q 'he Hoard.
McRAE & ALsBuRY, Agent.
sept z, l~ls---i IDS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Trustees sale.

EpY virtue Ola deed ~ tr1si executed by Lew
I'D is Grs.b, to me, Will sell at pubic Auc-
ton darna Cont week, commencing on Monday
Tie slh inst. an assortment Of Dry Goods, Hats,
Boots, Shoes. ready mae Clothing, Croekery, Glass
aud Hardware; together with several articles IN
The Grocery line.
Terms made known on the aay Of Sale.
ADOlpHuS G. WEIR, Trustee.
October G. 1888. l5-.lt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Robinson & Deiarncttc.

NAiLL continue the Commission Business
w in Mobile, they offer their best services
to the Planters Of Alabama ana Mississippi.
Oct. 10, 1888 Inns
tT3-Thc Selma Free Press; Columbus, INjssl
Democrat; Tuscaloosa Flag; Wctumpka Sentin-
e, and Mobile Register, will each insert the above
three months, and forward their accounts 10 Mobile
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
The state Of Mississippi,
MoSEor CousrY {

P,oDates court, october Tenn. 1888
e Office Is hereby gwen to all persons interest
" ed ia lands tcnamens and hercdHamcpt-
of John D. Jones, ale Of sud county deceased
to be and appear at the court house ~ Athens on
the Gfst Monday in January next and show cause
wbv the said binds. tcHcm.uts, aud uercduaucnts
Of The said interstate, should not be sod to pay .c
debts Of SAID deceased.
WirFEss the hon. Richard Dworth, Judge af
Pfohljes. Attest. II. H. MORGAN. Cfh
Avs p. Zee SO 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Tn sr,gs o. >Iiss,saPr', October 9TH, 1888.

Tn SrAvE ~ MISSISSIPPI o.,.A..s,b tata
Lowades county
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that, oaeeahlyio nn
~ order Of the Road Of County Police for
said county Of lnwndce made tltc October terms
Of sand Board, 1888 and 10 INC directed, w4'I bold
an Election at oh the precinis IN tic sai county Oh
Monday and Tuesday the I'D and Esd days Of DC.
Dobe, asan,, for tie election Of Ranger foe sad
County, 70 iii the vacancy occesoncd by tie dcadl
Of James A. Cummings And at tie same lime ard
places. viii hold an Election for Coroney, Tor
Lowndes county, 20 I'LL ,he vacancy occas2ned oy
the resignation Of Samuel DAVIS
JOHN w BYRN. SIE
Oclobcr Q lsJs.-l3-W Prulct's Zee sG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-13
Livery stable.

VENlIE subscriber thankful FOR pact layors
ID would respectfully 'nfom DO public that he
is sill at ms old stand curtes nj Market and Wash
jngton streets, @lerc every thing VIII be- conducted
under las own sHPruicndcncc, and not surpassed
BY any establsbneH OF the kind IN tie South IL
has attached TO tnc Stables large LoH, foe tic ac-
c0nnudapon Of Stock Drovon Wagon, Sc. with
good tr9pgh, and plenty Of cDrg aBI soi4er q. d
lat ruc., G y hLLLE
Columbus, 0ct. 8. 1888. l3tt