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80
1-|>' 49, = '''"" Mastt
Tow h.a Shark. Thomns. I'm North East nm:. 'os,
Iii" Hg"ot" sea he' tow returned The city ~h w;
me har on the 9Th m ~ .''Aa anu. LIE
BsJfd o >aers' hom Baltimore 10th i'm,
cs Emp Es" Brooks. Ludsays. from Baltimore ,5h 49,
ses,r Eliza Ann Hardy, from s, Marks
Steamer Aa~u. ~ Finch, St Louis
Steamer Lexington. Alter FIN Mou,h - mi,
LIVERPOOL. Per ship T'imoieos c.,
rsr ship Bowditci.. Cargo %. b.,., co,,,
~ ~ne la'd groceries, provisions ru.pe "".ey bran
e,c. Ems, i Per sehr Mary EiIen-Carpo N A..
eree nee ~ bis poutoes sucks corn &, ~ us -four
ST Louis. Fer s,eam,, , I'M. D.,
hds bb nlize. '' "'o''Safgo ii crates ].
BALTIMORE, Per ha aMroRrs
merchandise. i so' SaHers. Cargo assorted
be, ,oo,d.. Per ship Ellen Brook-Curpo o, co
.o,,s st MARKS: PSF schr Eliza Ann. .Ca,,o I'm
some eo''0" bss merchandise to snu ,eS bushels salt
v;,L, RECEIPTS OF pROD,JcE
,,aiSu e. FER steamer Augusta (:,Ivn 30, hat,
&. sss Is III. h.i:y S,;as,
rvpkn 5! Ds sk0s' a sa CO. %
eco 10 M,a, enaeson 10 Fulton, 81 Bucknsr
..o1,s. ;fer Steamer Belle. Cargo oA6 s.cl .. ~.
ne. MS ONIONS Msrre. MOS Iaaa Tatl so DO
hs psKes' morse iOa sacks W Forc" no1s
"nhao SKINS packs HEAVIER, OK Ms,o ,ss bales
, mayer CO. 969 pigs lead II Fie,J 4 eSna,o
po'aoes connoiy Elder hu:es cot,"n y II y 60, 20 Us
10 owners OH board. "Ppcs' iets fowls hogs &C.
Mouth Of Ohio. Fer sienna, I .x, .
his .rnirs ns srE "tcr Lee 5 achs o.. sum
mcnaru o Dulles cotton While M A'p s ~ 40 cider
.o =. - C"nn"r Grhlry j.! l,r,ud.r LAKE aud
~ ~ ~ 'noper, LAWRENCE, "a Ro,ser sn, Wr,sh
SS.e"e' 'o4 Narde M"hltt CO. ~ .s"e., ie
c.,"o. So, iehnhh CO. White CO. ~ III. o; n mn
oAs md-e aOduz fowls, sners nLn,.I o"a 'oo
ball. w., :'e. ret steamer Z dent. Carro I'M ~"
man : o. os'e" iouhsa'c. CT ps L.grng r..nI H.
Per Sol sul,ers. ) Lands s co oH s;..s,
:" ne"iofu, w Zaekarie 1 W Nrc.,.ne "opkns'
" manafd HigersoM, Beuuet Ear.'L' . - Huui'
nr.,.m MANIA ~ Deveteux Krh., -. -" ~Maa'
s "onu I Hell B,iscoe Met u,ci,ro" M " AZ
Ghg CO, bentIio w Bryan t;Inv.s MrIet, !c'
81, nowes. e Wells. r KenueJv H,., s""Sn. L.
PASSENGERS
r.,n ""e1 '.s 10 Of Missouri. Or Sanders. M,s S,
10y ". 'on.s H. Moo o. H"'conb. Schlc.s " '"""e'''
az :. T,, Ms R,.ly Mess,. fen,.,,. Ga,
Lo,eft .'nrrh W II Cie..uie; Lee .I - Stew
and Capt Name ~ 80 ei "shI,afn. Sub2ne-
,,, ef steamer Aususta. Mr. Juues: Sbe.,c.. Hiatt, nv,
ga" aud Maey - o"'e"' Phelps; Nor
MEMORANDA
.h. ceo' e n l.ondon from timore an shin Ma |
"esss', from Philadelphia. in the river ~ cup ''""
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From our Sundays Edition.

he mail arrived yesterday, bringing dates from New
York TO the Eth instant.
Nt" York banks still adhered firm ~ to their dec
termination to continue the payment of their debts in
specie. -
several vessels had cleared for this por, and may be-
expected IN the course of two or three days.
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'W'Voo ''ukcts at SIS scheme price 81 500 Ooo
Selling price $!O per ticket.
SYLVESTER & Co, 1856 broadway. NEw yopx
Sole Agents. ~i~

ne RECRUITS OF the sale of l.e tickets will b 10
rosneu h me Cnnh un,o:A Casrullou, Citizen, omL
o oms banks in New Orleans in tie name ~" "i
,Sh;s, 1 nt,1 Jointly with J. Is. rsrsau acmuliv
usIly asher olho Consolidated Bunk as Trustee. u.
an per sc sft nnsse be A. Nuz"rcn Esq Not Pnb
,'a -u NAY 'od9 and the properties transferred IN
~ uuoso mentioned gentlemen unincumberrI o
=. sees' for the security Of the fortunate nr;zr az
q. ~ VIEW York the monies will be depos,el i, H..
Banks Of New Orleaus, '''''o "''''ed City
me Public are referred to the acts pissed hoG,,.
a. Mss1lren Esq Not Pub. in relation to Tho n,''
Lottery. '' i'iAes III the
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Demanding Srecie.-A sale of real estate un...
mortgage. was made few DAYS since. IL III.
'ny oy the Sheriff. and purchased BY tho friend. Of
inc morigager for his use, and on payment h.;nn
rendered the mortgage refused to seceiv. .ns
'h'ng put gold or silver Phil. NJ A,n.,;..:.
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Il A z A a r.
Corner Of 81. Charles s. Common street,
EXCHANGE Hotel.
RusE n ALLAN would respectfully call the at,
assortment Of Gentemlen's linen Shirts do cnnhrss
win linen fronts. fashionable linen frou,s linen col.
aars silk, cotton and merino under sr,s and drawers:
can'r'c and silk ha'nkerceis: black and fancy CA.
elastic uni cotton suspenders: silk cotton and thread
mounted. ~ ~"''' s''"
Aiso,-Sp!endid assortment of ladies' and gents vri
thug desks, dressing cases. port oo, perumerv en-.
lery, and rich fancy goods. ~ ~"'
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NJ. IL. & J, )EVERE!1y

No. 26, TeHApiroULAs SrRrlr.
ANut.ACTCREK> of Tin. Copper and Slice,
San .t" are, have III Store, aud offer for sac Stills.
sun "o'ms, sugar Kettles, Ladies', Nc.
r. H!s"' on mana, Russia sheet. Cast Iron and Brass
urates Far our and Cooking Stoves for burning wno
Vt Toa:' a', {" Tie latest and uppro. ed patterns
'asI ra'.g ana Stan rods. Of any shape Or patterns
Mines nv ,ar ''ers N want Of Crates. Tin Copper
and examine the same. W '"
Moo's covered with Tin, Copper or Zinc. in any pur,
OF The city, an the most reasonable terms. ' '"''
Also, on hand general ussortmeu, NJ jn,,,,.d ,ro
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ood.-A young friend Of ours admir,ng the vigne,te
Oh tue new issue M TIRES dollar Bank shin p,usters
wh'cheprese"s fortune reposing on strong boz, re-
marked that it was a most appropriate emblem. The
money is all locked up.
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Why the New York Banks will m, sim, .,
lore the New York Merchants will TAIL ''' ""e'e
The Journal Of Commerce says:
Accorins to the Star, the Chancellor bs. ascl,r.,
mat ~ ease q" suspensi"n legal proce ,lnss iii %
'or'h~th taken, and that lie has no alternative 70
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ny the Manchester we have received late F,ench m
p''S. Inc news has been anticipated. The pup,rs
"e' however on the tables of our iienduy Room,
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contemporary press says that J. N. Maffi,t's preach
'"s as hos been reported is NOT the cause Of the sus
pension Of specie payments.
No: but PARSONS leaving the PULPIT f.r the STAGE
is!!!
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WASHINGTON Ballroom

- ~ = n = = II VVV&y
EST. PHILIP STREET, 49,
BETWEEN ROYAL AND BOURBON STREETS
Vie MANAGER of the Washington Ball Room,
respectfully informs his friends ard the public, tia,
t'e above mentioned establishment will open for the
season. on Monday evening. November 4,l,, 1885, bya
GRAND DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL.
and wi" continue throughout the season every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday evening If encl, week.
Abundance for Gentlemen, 80 90
New Orleans, Oct. 24,h, 1889. a.
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"' weather yesterday md the day before was unit.
""'" he e'y, however, continues healthy, although
W. ""'' "ee' ''" one or two cases of yellow fever.
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W Dr. DouS lass Hough,on. State GeoIoyist Of Mil,
lgal'' mas hsen appointed Professor Of Na,,,mI Phns
Phy III the University Of that state. "'oso'
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EVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
virtue Of authority vested in The undersigned.
by al ordinance Of the Council of lie III, In"
1885 Reward Of FIVE HUNDRED doll LARS -
hereby offered for the apprehension aud convicon IF
my " persons fur setting fire To any House will
IN this Municipality. j. .BALnWiN WIZ
Recorders Office. Second MUM. paiity, ,'
New Orleans, October7, 1889
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hNF CITE cOnduits a l'enclos de la secondc M,
~ nlcipalilf. LA chayaux s,iixani..

I'm cheval bai, la erinere Ia queue ct los pied
nores. inarquc par Ia see. auss Sur 10 d.rr,cr,
gancl,e on r:spagnoI, ayaht ID mains de- hautanr
on petit etalon sauro. loe,l croite oycuple
!, un rayon bunc sur lc front. ayant IL mains dc
Les propr'etaires dcs dts chcvaux sont pries
oe VEN. ronclos de Ia Some quarter do 10 Mum
panic = s'tue au coin dos rues Robin ct Annon-
c.a.'on, sur gu avant lie samedi 9.Novembrc, 1889,
aim dc les recla,ncr ct les rctirer an navau, il,
ira's' o" lis s0ront vendus lesean par r A Gull.
Iote' cncanteur public
an J L WINTER,
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H. ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS: 49,
Tne cars will leave At the in week days
snt o'clock ~ when Locomotive wy5 fease Carroon
avory hour un. 7oeiock. p or'1u"s sye,y hour
A. - Gar can be obtained hafore 10 o,,o,tp.,
10 dp.1s m, oc.ss for the Trip Alter is O'clock
~ ~ going ~ the Steam Car must provide
>essse money lieu thereof ''' ''ee''ons not to
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GAS LIGHT AND BANKING 7,rMp.Nv

<~opc Gas DEPARTMENT, October alst, 1899.
IN q 'AI'-ihe price Of Coke has been tixed
- T TIE ensuing season. fifty cents Ipr barrel n.
me Has Works yard, and taken in quanlt.s of one
hundred barrels will be delivered fee u carriage.
Ignition and free from any unpleasant s,ss o. soke
should induce every family to make uss Of il,
Coal will be furnished a. usual to regular
81 "se's received al the 'iss 1 flee, Bank Alley.
a<s + W WELLS, Seere,arv
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|CANfP STREET THEATRE.

This evening will he performed
ROB ROY OR, AuID LANG sYNE.
'.e'en Mcorsof ): :: Mrs. STUART.
Da'''e Wool Jatvie Mr.. HOLLAND.
After which-srcond time, e.
Mrs. Cerulea Fisgg Mrs. sru.nr.
During the piece, an IRISH ZIG, by the Compunv
ui.1oors open At past 6-Perfornarces to commence
at7 ocIock.en ;. '.'
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r W. COkLENS

W. COkLENS
United States Conqmtssioucr
Appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans.
OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STREET.
(Exchange Hotel Bmdngs.)
AiO Commissioner takes afidaviis under mil bv
ary' iaso LIST March 1917; the Judiciary Act of 1850
provided. o"''' "'''o a''
Ga.o Commissioner has considerable experience ;
and uses rms Of caption and certificate which INV
stood ne scveres scrutiny Of the ublest Lawyers
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a. 'o' ~ ~ f2y"r'c!. 1853, prove property, Inv
s"':es, and take them away otherwise they will be
-, il. WINTER
o-S LIST l.iuut. Night WI tch
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,,FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


CLEARANCES
shin .rms.,, uny,..., Oct esh. 1880
snip W sl,sh. Yhozf,.nn Hsy1e. Tale
sehr tteuay. Clarke; tiaSye.,ou g-''.f-t - 'a'e
Sehr Mary Eden, ilsrtjs Mol,ls as,,) per., Leach
steamer Little H+A r,r. s,,... III Ashhrideo
F.-- = '" Master
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10 received; and for sale, urge and general rs
Tea Cunisters, Lamps, &c. 40 """" "'AcS
,c MAkIIN II l. J DEVEREJJy.
o~o Tci
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MAioRAlTy OF NEW ORLEANS.
u VIE price of anar heng this day IS 60 prr Lurre,
ouu.. "'c"ang to the lnrM the bnkers will give IS
mug on Monday next. the 18Th m<tnn,. Tbe io,yss If
quality or Of three for ten GEMS shall ,@;a *
per cent more, viz: 49, ounces, ''' " -
o:o G.. GENOIS Mayor.
D "ho a;I7 REWARD will be paid to uny
marked dian ond Y ", which We're hs% tn r., o" ss
alabama oy dray No. 1886 Tor the recovery Of five
S No. a1d two trunks marked II hauled BY draw
nn ~ on S Of above goods having come to hand.
N-ftJ ~ A>o' ~ COhlNOn street,
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w ~ trough, ir ,,.,rs, : IL, ,, d ,.o,i IA
"'' 'siMIF', 'bs tptJNiur Aor8rs:
4 INV jOhS|' 4ta' ,nnne, lsii and i4el, sid IN.
'a'r' '.' ''' "rh.'s- 'nEi@b h,aud Hhc l, l,rrI
- -''. F"re sud HpHeF, h,mi ofiE. VS. e..
'..lert ~" wv 1hc in,cttlG-sionjs - llaI Is h-l
w. '"" T. 'l sod h'rs.s, IL II ~ 60, naua. q
'h' th"d vgl - Mugcirry .it.,s,rd 81 ,t,, ,t,r,,
mon u NM
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~ ANfED-Five or six good God choppers, to
w cut cord wood the immediate vicinity Of Cow
aSon' on the other side of Lake Pom c,nrtrnin about
70 "'cs from New Orleans, and very healthy si,uu
t'"n; comfortable house Tor lodging will be furnish,
ed mem gratis on the premises, in which thew can cook
AMI b"nrl themselves if they choose Liberal nr;ce
per cord will be- paid. Apply '''~'
I. Il. HYDE Il BROTHER,
OF 80 Common. conner Magazine 81
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I NV! etc aInenecs a Ia goole dc Ia sccondc Mu-
"icipali,e, los escavcs suivant , SAVIOR
Une negresss nomme LIrICIA, age is ans.
SO disant appartcnir Mrs. Barrelii.
Une negresso nomme SUSANNA, age 30 ans.
SO dsant appartenir a Mr.. Nlcaud,
U" negro nommc THOMAS, age so ans, "a
disant apparten;i Mr.. Bertrand.
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/ ES soussigncs ayant C'G ducmont nom,n Gs par
- Honorable Cour do Plroisss, danx Ct pour i,
parossc ct vile dc Ia Nouvcllc-Or!cans, cnmm;.-
s1onnaircs pour cstmcr ct eyauer les som,naye, y,
dcpcnses pour clarEir OF contnucr Ia rue ST. Tho.
mas, en- Lyme droilc do Ia rue Suzc,lc la ruu An
nonciatinn, ont fa lcur estimation G, ussessemo,.
CT ont dcposG viaits copies, ansi que 10 plan dan,
&c ereffe dc Ia ditc Cour, pour 6trc inspect6. par
tons ccux y iniGrcsscs
TT avs public est par 10 prcsont dennG, quo Ia
Gite estimation Ct assessment soront prGscnGs Ia
ute oour pour ctro confrmC mcrcrcdi, 10 90 NJ.
Vcnorc 10 y; ct toute- pe.sones iuiGressccs dams
qnc'ques proprG Gu suGs snr Ia rlo St-'rhMnas
GU son voisinage, sont par 10 present notifies do
la're 'cnrs objections s'iIs ont, a cctto cs,,nn
son ct assossomcnt, ic 9a,e. joIr dc Novom,rc pro
chain. '
Nouvcllc, Orleans lc oc,obrc 1919
W. l., HODGE
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N lSsiNG from ship Arkansas, one box marked n
~ 81. Any person having said box will please
'"'" " ~ NJ" ~ Coil'iloh street. OILS
INEN DOLLARS REWARD-Will lie puid IN
w'nns"c,er shall lodge in jnil, or deliver to The
o"n"r' Mrs. Wiiuw Robertson, 81 i}n~in street, Tho
m"intt' woman BRUNETTE, aged about p years. Of
go"d appearance, about the middle hcighlIl Said nm.
lstto woman has been in the I'd muuicioaIty %
Columbus Democrat., 1839-07-20
LowNpEs, l4th July. 1899.

Dear Sr:--l have seen in one Of your edito-
toral articles, in the Democrat Of the 18th inst.
under the head of Federal Tricks" that YOU
thought proper to introduce my name under very
dlsparagng circumstances. You have been pleas.
ed to say, among other things, that another
trick OF the feds is, 10 egg on Mr. Leake to be.
come candidate, in order to fri.ier away our
strength mark the words; 10 become cdndi.
date" This, sir is disingenuous on your part.
Here is an effort made TO disparage me with that
portion of the Democratic party with whom am
hot personally acquainted 10 induce them 10 be.
leve, that | am about 10 become a cGndidai. in
order to produce division in our ranks. Now.
SIR, will call on no other witness than Yourself to
pros,rate this foul tnsinuation. You, sir, know.
that did, in March last, write to you TO announce
me as candidate; further, that in several per-
sonal interviews since that time, have assured
you Of my unalterable purpose Of mind to con.
hnue candidate, and that al no time have ever
given you or any one else any cause, earthly, TO
think that there was any wavering in my purpose.
Now, SIR, "'us passing strange" that you. know.
lng all these facts, should say, that the feds are
trying TO egg on Mr. L. 10 become candidate
when you knew at the time Of writing that piece
that was not only candidate at that time. bu,
that had been candidate since March last
Ale the cheeks Of an editor necessarily brass or
marble, upon which the honorable crimson can
not be excited - or have YOU made war upon me
with cormorant appetite to feast upon manaled
reputatonl war in which the ends will sanctfv
any means that may be necessary to accomplish
the endl Speak for yourself, you bes, can tell.
You, however, do me justice when YOU say, "Mr
l.. is not the msn TO be taken in BY such devices
she can never be made the too,n Sc. uand he
will scorn fiaiiery and coaxng from such
source and you might have added, fiom apy
NIhe question could be applied with infinitely
more propnety to the writer Of this euer Ii,
might ihen be put in the shape of positive as
serlion.--Eds.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-07-20

And len name si which ll,e woi. grrw oek,
10 point mora or adDFn sss."
This of quoted d,siich has received quite an
amusing semI-aprcsuon IN the case Of parony.
mics Messrs. Swarwout and Price. Ii Is true
that they more frequently adofn the head OF
sPeculahng paragraph than in any other connex.
ION but they are at any rate as firmly ncopota-
% 10 tho language as any words Of modern m.
venion or publication. Every rogue who be.
trays trust ls mentioned in connexlon with one
OF these great cxemplarIes. As Alexander and
Charles XII, Bonapalle and Cesar, Hannibal
and Scipio, to men killers, SO are Swartwou,
and Price TO rogues. Their operations Of ab.
siraclions are among the most splendid feats Of
the kind on unexampled in the escape OF
the Peculators-unexample in their cries OF in.
JuFed innocence since the Development Of their
roguey. Nobody onyies them their fame nobo.
dy Will again enjoy their facilities. Their opera.
lIons were the grand catastrophe of official dis.
honesty they not only swept the board, bu,
closed the door on all future enterprise.
Gen. ANDREW JACKSON arrived here YES.
terday. and stopped with his fast friend and ls.
low-soldier General Armstrong until this morn.
ing, when with him he departed for Whites Creek
Springs, accompanied by Judge Catron and 9th.
ers- Il affords US sincere pleasure to state that
the heath Of the venerable Ex.presidsnt is very
much improved He is expected TO return 10
this city 10 oHow,--sNnshriHs Union, Juig l2
Columbus Democrat., 1839-07-20
COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT.
sATURDAY. JULY 20. Isaa-

; \ \ u RID Af' JU y 20, 1890.
DENocRArTo STATE RoHrs NOMINATIONS.
For GOvsrHor--A. G. MeNUTT:
For Seey. Of State-THOS. B. WOODWARD
For .iadaor-AUGUSTUS b. SAUNDERS:
For Treasuer-SAMCEL CRAIG:
For CoHgrtn-A. G. BEows 4 J. Thompson.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR LOWNDEs
COUNTY
For the Legislature,
JESSE SPEIGHT,
DABNEY LIPSCOMB,
JOHN GILMER.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-07-20

source. And ylu have been ~
,ha. ! alA soon ,iHd tia, ,ss ~ a.
have formed, " Is lae only 6sn,e.''' -''' 20,
can succeed and that / 81 ... u,.ss ,,s
Mr. Editor, this Is mere bold 7s.s''''
that ! shoH not 'rittdrat-; u-rF,J.',.''~.
all the merit Of our party d. cors., I, e.
ticket " nominated "a our par,-- 80
without dIsTaragemeni to lba ra,,,' --- q,
oIed "in our paper that as stror.
be formed for ! should blush l5, IN n'''s
Of Lowndes, # thought that r,'. h. i9''a,,1s p''a,,1
gentlemen could be found, Who Inv. /. '-.A
hgence' information, end patriotism ,a.s ss
unite Us. Besides, | would Ike !. 'tNls
these anonymous letter Writers AIS
dated Columbus, and the other Calsio.,
" Many Ciuzens," and "Msav ~ ~
are these men Of buckraml Now ~
| VIII here suggest TO these gsD,le,s. =,
the curtain, that they write one tno,. ,'l.a 81, e
and that each one sign three bY,5,.S i'"s' a,
voters; now these two numbers M, ~ ,o.'9 'e !
give the aggregate, seven hundred .tsIl'' Sue
elect the whole ticket, without dam, ''''a ..
Now, sir, you will truly reD,ss.s,
would say to the Democracy Of - ,Is u =
am candidate beyond all doub, ''u''' Ia
With all due respect, am.
Inp
Columbus Democrat., 1839-07-20

20 The Democrats are rallying strong 10 Vicks
burg They held a meeting on the 9th inst. which
was numerously attended. They adjourned TO meet
again on the 18th, in order TO appoint two suitable
candidates to represent the city of vcksburs in the
Legissture--lt was expected also that discussion
OF the great principles OF the Democratic party
would be had, at this adjourned meeting. "ln behalf
Of the democratic party" says the Vicksburg Sen.
tine in reference to this meeting, we invite any
citizen opposed to our principles TO pariake in the
discussion. The democratic principles pure as they
are, arc spread 10 greater extent the more they
are scanned II is our policy to call the attention
Of our fellow citizens to the subec, "truth is nigh
~ and viii prevail"
Columbus Democrat., 1839-07-20
APPOINTMENTS.

The several candidates for the Legislature,
viz Jesse SPeIght, Dabney Lpscom5, and
John Gllmsr, Of the democratic ticket, and Thos.
c. Blllups Richard Evans, and p. b. Starke, Of
the whig ticket, will meet and address their fel.
low citizens at Caledonia, on Saturday the 29lh
OF this mo1ih; at Colbert, on Saturday the Sd
Of August; at Nashville, on Saturday the lOth
Of August; and at Lowndesville, on Saturday
the l7lh oi August,
Columbus Democrat., 1839-07-20

.hi''i'''Ppi Female Collsgs.-Tbe esamina.
ton Of the several classes closed on las, evening.
We shall 10 our next make few general and
bnei remarks 90 the system Of management
which has been adopted and the progress oil the
pupils. As We were there each day, we are epa
oled TO give correct statement OF things as they
really exist The examinations Nera well nj.
tended by our cllizens Of all classes, fact which
shows that great interest is taken in the welfare
and future prosperity Of the institution.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-15
STATE OF VERMONT.

District of Westsntasier, ss
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Westminster. To all persons concerned
IN the Estate Of JAMES CLAY, late Of
Rindge, an the County of Cheshire and
Stale Of Neso-H Hampshire, deceased, ssfss-
tate, GRErrrna,
Nv HEREAS Oliver Prescott, Administra-
w tor of the Estate Of the said deceased.
proposes to ronder an account of his admins
tration and present his account against said
estate for allowance, at the Probate Court 40
be holden At the Inn Of Ellery Allbe, in West
minister in said district, on Thursday, tho 4sh
day OF April next; Therefore you are herehy
notified TO appear before said Courl at the time
aud place aforesaid, 10 shew cansc il any you
have, why the said account should not hs
allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
Court, at Westminster in said district, this
10th day ofFeb. A. ID. 1889.
20 ELLERY ALLDE, judge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-15
Stage Fare Reduced.

Fare reduced on The Connecticut Rirer Line
81 Stages iron, Brattfeboro 70 Hartford,
and from BrattieJoro 10 HaperhiH.
YNHE old Mail line leaves Brattleboro fol
Il Hartford, every morning, Sundays ex-
cepted, at 5 O'Clock. Fare 1926.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Hartford, al
O'Clock, A. NJ, daily.-Fare $3.50.
For Haverhi, N. H., the old Mail line
leaves at O'Clock, every morning, Sundays
excepted.-Fare $3.50.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Haverhill, al
II O'Clock, A. NJ, daily.--Fare 5000.
Extras will be furnished when necessary
for all stages on the above line.
J.. FARR, Proprietor.