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KW RS. STEARN will recommence her School at the
I'VE dwelling house of j. M. Stearns, Court street,
near the Methodist Chapel Wednesday the 9Th Of june
Tuition, shilling per week.
May, 1889. ats '.I.
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MILITARY GOODS.

z UST received from New York, by r, r. RIKER,
eD State street. opposite the Bank, large assortment Of
MILITARY GOODS, suitable for the present regulation
Of the Militia of this Slate. Terms-Cash.
May 9th, 1889, l9tf
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Attention Artillery Companies !
r. r. RIKER. e

Estate sreet, opposite the Bank)
AS this day resolved from NETWORK, Scarlet
Ia Broad Cloth, for Military panes' Uniforms Ar
tery Buttons, Yellow Wings for Sargeants Red Cock
feathers, Red Pompoms, Red IL inch VuItare Plumes,
Yellow Lace Yellow Epauetts, Red ssshes SC, for sale
cheap for cash '' !" ''' ~ ''''f ,
so doz lnfantrysllat Plates, White ockfeathers White
Wings for Sargeants, II inch White Vuture Plumes
Swords and Belts, Flat Eagle Buttons Laces Epauletts
&c. for sale cheap for cash. a. :
Montpelier, June III, 1889. sH 24tf
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-22

the power The free States mag abolish it
Hence they must bear the disgrace till they do
They must bear the o0Aole for the slave States
have heavier load of their own, We may try
to throw it on the people of the District, but they
will not bear it. They will tell you they do not
make their own laws They will tell you more !;
they will tell you that if as majority they wish
ed slavery abolished, with the lynch knives of all
the South at their throats, they dare not cypress
their aoiH. So far as public acts are concerned
they dare do nothing else than swear into the
words of John c. Calhoun that slavery is bles-
sing. The whites of the District, like all the
whites of the slave States, are bound down and
crushed by that universal omnipresent Lynch
law, as if by mountain of brass. Go to the
racks and the iron boots and the thumb screws of
the Spanish lnquisition for free 'oiH, but not to
the "people of the District" We have our sur
mise that if the entire population OF the ten-mle
square could at this moment be placed in state
of positive free agency, with reasonable guaran-
tee against foreign interference there would be
clear vote in favor of immediate abolition. This
hypothesis is at least as good as the contrary and
till this point can be settled the will of the peo-
pie of the District has automatically and truly
no business in the problem.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-22

Mr.. ADAMS LETTER.-The following notice of
Mr.. Adams Letter is from the pen of DR.. BAL
LEY the accomplished editor of the Cincinnati
Phianthropist - .... .,.4
We have read Mr.. Adams second letter, with
much pleasure and much pain. 1t is replete with
truth & error, dressed out in Mr. Adams best style.
The letter is powerful one, eloquent, even among
his most eloquent productions. But it is like the
image which Nebuchadnezzar saw in his dream
This images head was of fine gold, his breast
and his arms of silver his belly and his thighs of
BRASS his legs of iron, his feet part of iron, and
part Of C1ay
Mr. Adams exhibits himself in this letter not
only as the foe Of slavery, but decided antago-
mist of aDoIilioniSn. All over the country, we
doubt not, lhar5 viii be rejoicing in the ranks of
pro-Sayery men, as If abolition had received its
quietus. Such triumph will be as short lived, as
was the exultation OF Patriarch Calhoun on the
delivery of Cays speech. Abolition does not
live in the breath of great men, nor can their
breath evtingush it. Mr.. Adams did not origi-
nate the anti-slavery excitement nor can he
quench it. His letter will add fuel to the fame
Its fate will be like that of the nconeruous image
of the Babylonian.
"Thou sawest till that stone was cut out with
out hands, which smote the image upon his feet
that were of iron and clay, and broke them to
pieces. Then were the iron, the clay the brass,
the silver, and the gold, broken opieces together
and became like the chaff of the summer thresh-
ing floor and the wind carried them away, that
no place was found for them and the stone that
smote the image became great mountain, and
filled the whole earth
Never has our hope been more confident that
abolition would fill the whole earth than after
reading the antcolonization anti-slavery, anti-ab
clifton, promoting letter of John Quincy Adams.
We shall publish the whole letter as soon as
possible, and venture on few comments.
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New Arrangements!

WV III = HNHH , NHA1NH"N.
THNJE Subscriber having taken partner his son, WILL
IA LIAM p BADGER, in the business heretofore con-
QUOTED by himself the business will hereafter be done
der the firm of j. f. BADGER & SON.
tst ]. E. BADGER.
Montpelier Feb. Z, 1882 6af
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Trust sale.

WnY virSae Of q deedin trust. Executed BY William
1 H. Charles Walsh, 10 ne. Samuel Butter
worth. bearing date The oh day of March ID 1888.
70 secure the paYaenlof certain notes therein men
toned. 10 Hand & Hudlesion and oIhers, ! viii bril-
al public auction, TOR cash, on the fra dag Of
March, AID 1889, all and singular the iifiowing
described premises with the buildings therron VIZ
The east BALI Of Lot known and distinguished on !.
the plan az the town Of Columbus, in the county Of
LoWndes. as Lot number three, OF square number
two north of Main street. which said east ha!l faces
Main street thirty three feet aud contains by esma.
ton ono-eiehth 81 an acre, more or less. Sale VIII
fake place between the usln hours.
SAM r. BUTTERWORTH, Trustee
Jau'y IS, 1889 s9-5t Pr fee 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

RTOTICE is hereby given. that in pursuance Of
In deed in Trust executed by Thomas Christian
OF Lowndes county and State Of Mississippi, on The
second day of September, 1887, to Charles H.
Albert, Cashier Of tie Commercial Bank Of Column
bus. county aud State as aforesaid as trustee 70 So
cnre the payment ola certain promssory note there,
in mentioned and described, payable 10 the sad
Commercial Bank Of Columbus Mississippi. ] will
as Trustee offer at public sale at the Court House
in Columbus, county aud State as aforesaid, on
Wednesday the 18th day Of February next, within
The hours prescribed by law, oil the right, title,
claim and interest which the said Thomas CHRIS.
tian has in and to the following described baud 10
wit: the west hall Of the south west quarter IL sec
ton thirty four, and the east half Of the south cast
quarter o, section thirty three in township eighteen
south Of range eighteen west, containing one hun
dfed and sixty seven $4,000 acres together with all
and singular the tenemcnts, Entertainments, buildings
and apperienances therennto belonging or in any
wise apperianng. Dated this Ilth day Of Jalua-
~, 1850. CHARLES IT. ALERT, Cashier
Commercial BIZ. Columbus Mi. Trustee.
27--5w. [Pr. fee Sla 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Gainesville Female Academy,

TNHE Trustees of the Gainesville Femss Ia.
Il DENY, take plasure in announcing 10 The pub
he, that this institution chartered at the last aEn (
Of the Legislature, has now gone into OpeulH
under the charge of VIM. Z. Root Jr., late |
Prince Edward, Virginia the character Of N, \
Root, his reputation in Virginia as teacherofFt
males, as well as the success Of his Seminary then
warrant us in recommending HIM to the confidence
and patronage of the friends of Female education
1t is the object of the Trustees to establish ann
sitution of the first order, in Gainesville and bua
dings are now about being erected, probably as IT,
tensve as those OF any similar Institution ia ih
State or elsewhere.
AtpreSent the principal and his assistants stF'
pared to give instruction 10 all the branches Of Eng
lsh Education, and the departments Of Frn5
Drawing and Painting.
The department Of music will go into openn'
during the winter
Young Ladies can enter the Academy at anyF
Rod during The term although ii is desirable lA
they should be present as early as possible.
The charges for uition in the different brsuta
of the regular course, will be as follows:
English branches for session OF 5 months seO "
French or other modern Language do " y
Latin or Greek, do 20 W
Drawing or Painting, including PaintingiO
oil Nero and ornamental Tintng Wg
Music, = TW
Use Of Piano, 5W
Primary Department including Reading, Spell. !.
ing and Writing only. 100
Vocal music will be taught 10 all the pupils with
out charge.
Board, including washing, lodging, fuel aniEgy
will be afforded in the Academy buildings whentn,,
peted, at SIS per month, and until that time b0'T
can be obtained in genteel families in GaesvdsN
reasonable terms.
Payment Of the tuition for Session Of five monl1l
must be paid in advance; and aGer the entrance =
the pupil. no deduction will b made except " caS'
of sickness.
The Scholastic year. commencing on the nfsI !"
October, and contipulng 10 the first Of August wy
be divided into two sessions Of five months eatII
There will be only one vacation, embracing Wv
months of August and September a.
Applications for admission may be made 10 w
Root, or to any member OF the board
WIN. NJ. LEWIS, Jons C. WlTsIrT,
WIN, H. DANDRIDGE, ALLEN M'DoEALD,
WM. J. STEELE, DAVID M. RUSSELL
JoSA Bliss, G. d. NloBLEY,
WM. o. WINSTON, 1raasFi'
Gainesville, Dec I, 1sSs.-256m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Kicker, Iadley, Davis, & Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Agents Mississippi Union Bank,
No, SO, Camp-Street,

New ORLEANS.
y ECKER, HADLEY, DAVIS, g. Co, are the
IA General Agents in New Orleans, of Joint
Stock Company, with capital of 100000 Dollars,
to be increased to 900 900 Dollars, subscribed by
the Planters and Merchants OF Mississippi, for The
purpose Of importing and exporting directly from
and 10 Europe, and Of doing General Commission
Business; furnishing their customers with every ar
tlclc 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 conflne them
selves to Commission Business and prepare 10 fill
all orders by the fall of the next year. at lurlhest,
that may be inrused TO them by their customers Of
the present season.
10 effect direct importing and exporting trade
with Europe should be, and we think is anxiously
desired by every southerner, Capital has been d.
vered from is natural channels and the only plan
to bring 1t back is by union of means and a con
cert of action by those Interested The public mind
we believe to be ready, and the company has haz-
arded The enterprise, relying with the fullest conf
dence that the planting interest Of the country will,
from motives Of interest and patriotism lend their
generous aid 10 assist in unslackling the commerce
OF the South from all unnecessary exaclions
The directors Of the Mississippi Union Bank have
with the promptude Of Missssippians met the
company at the threshold with their confidence
trusting to an enlightened and patriotic public opin-
ion to sanction the act and encourage the example
! Dec %. 1888 25tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
NIarsIlal's Sale.

]. s, G. Gascoigne, vs. Moore s Garter and securi-
ties,
Bank of Mobile, Us William l.. Moore and secure
ties.
The same VS. Alexander Garter aud securities.
Varnum Fuller s. Co. VS. William L. Moore and
securities.
Bryan Roiman s Heylin, VS. Moore s Garter and
securities.
Nelson, Carleton & Co, vs. the same.
ITrits Of fl. ia. 10 May Term, 1889.
DY virtue Of the above specified wrs OF Fl. "a.
ID 10 me directed, from the circuit court OF the
Julled States tor the District of Mississippi will
on Mouday The fourth day oi February next beng
the first Monday IN February, sell the following ne
grors Ia wit Patsy. Amanda, Martha Marlah and
Jane her child, jeff, Ned, Lafkio aud his wlIe Ma
ria Julia and her two children, Berry, Cathatine,
Sam. Aniky, Caleb, Sylvia, Leale, sam, Mary,
John Biouni, Candies, Matilda, Bailey Luckey,
Nina, Alice; Fanny, Richard, Edd, Betsey, Nancy
and Marilla Levied on as the property of the de-
lendants to satisfy SAID executions and costs. Sale
within the hours prescribed BY law.
AD0LPHUS G. WEIR,
Marshall Northern District M
Columbus, Jan. 96, 1889. --29-aw [Pr, fee SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Mississippi Female College.

THNHE Trustees of this institution this day met.
l. and adopted The following resolutions:
i3esolued, That the hoard Of each young lady be
800 per session of twenty weeks, 10 be paid one
half in advance.
This sum is intended 10 include, room, bedding,
fuel, washing aud all other contingent and extra
charges connected with the boarding department.
Resoleed, That the prices of Tuition be as fol-
lows:
Preparatory Department pr session, SIG 90
Advanced Department, 40 Oe
This Department embraces all the studies
usually taught IN the highest schools
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT..
\ usie including the use of the Piano, $50 %
Needle work, Is 00
Drawing and Painting, Is 0s
Painting in Oil /; % oC
Transferring,
Shell work ) / on
Wax work, J
Ii viii be perceived from The foregoing resolutions
that the rates Of boarding and tuition have beer
changed from the former prices. This course the
Trustees have heen obliged to adopt They have
employed competent and efficient nstructresses. who
must be literally compensated, and the resources Of
the institution are the only fund from which thai
compensation should be drawn. Hitherto this fund
has proved insufficient.
The rates which are now established, both for
board and tuition, are such as are adoped in Other
and neighhorng schools and are such as the neces.
sites Of the College demand
Resolred, That no young lady be admitted as
SUDDEN, in the College ill the ,chole tuition and 6ni
the boarding fees be paid at the time she Joins III,
College.
THOS. MGEE, Pres't Board.
BESJ. s. Lone, Sec'y
Dec Goth, 1888. 26tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Land for Sale.

NEAR StarkviIle, the county seat o. $50 M.
IN ha county, Mississippi, the south wes. ~ "a.
ter, Of section thirty four, in township nulnys arb
teen, north of range number thirteen east " .,nsh
east quarter, of section twenty-nlne, 10 w. s5 TX
number eighteen, north of range thIrleeA - aorA
west half Of the northeast quarter, ana Wy .svnshp
west quarter, Of section number two, 70 ~ Oss.
seventeen, oage thirteen east; the norm .sL T
ter, and the north east quarter Of ihe nU ssa.ss,
quarter, dissection twelve, in township ssst uus'
north oranse thirteen east and the norm
ter, section number three, in township ans n
north of range thirteen east The above ISs e al
selected BY the hes; Judges, and are oile s,lai:
or on long credit, and the most sceDo@ Ssf
terms. Apply % the subscriber 4 sr, rs
opposite the Eagle Hotel, Columbus n,snY PEEL
Feb 10. isss--sp-,f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Mansion House, Jackson, Nil

YNHIS well known public house has passed my
l. the hands of the undersigned. II IS Si'u n",
al the corner of State and Pascagola streets !, ~.
one square from the new State House. Inc lsss.
house is large and commodIous ranging sDOe. az
hundred feet on each street, with three tiers y wv,
galleries, extending from the basement 70 'ns WE, H.
story, rendering the whole house with ~ -
chambers, delightful and pleasant II pas ~ IN
large stable and lot, which will accommodate i've
sixty toseyenty horses. ,.
twill be the object Of the proprietor TO sss ~, r.
honse an agreeable resort for travellers, ana az
sons visiting the seat Of Government. NJ M
oil the Legislature can be accommodated du'las
session, at reasonable rates, and all persons s'''
ing the courts shall have unremitted attenuen u,
The Bar will always be supplied win ll'ss .v N
country affords r. TAYIOh
Jackson. Nov. 80, 1883. 2l-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
SheriH.s Sale.
Luwudes County.
fPr. fee 81 90.

DY virtue Of two wris Of Fl. IA. issued by the
ID Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of owndes coun-
", and to me directed. viii sell for cash at the
Court house door IN the town Of Columbus, on
Monday the eighteenth day Of February next the
south west quarter of section twenty six. the west
hall Of the south east quatterof section twenty six
the north west quarter Of srctnn thirty five, and
the west half of the north east quarter Of section
thirty FIVE, all in township seventeen anil range six
teen east Levied on as the property of Charles
Caldwell. IN satisfy said f. fas. in favor tf Aexan-
der w. Sorsby Sale within the hours prescribed
BY law. This the 10th dav of January 1880
JOHN w. BYRN.
Sheriff of Lowndes County.
81 CIV PR fee $40 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Z uLES.

LIST. Gentlemen on their arrival are rsor.s.,,
leave their names at the Bar.
Cd, No gentleman will be considered veal.
quarterly boarder, except from the time be s..N
his name as such; the same rule TO be obs,n.5.'
to keeping horses.
Sd. Boarders intending 10 be absent for .nv l,,,.
Of time over week, will make it known n ,bs 4.
otherwise no deduction for such absence v1L
made.
4th. Payment from quarterly boatders, mulL
monthly; from travellers, weekly.
9Th. Gentlemen leaving their names at tts r.,
will give notice Of their intention 10 be absent M,
time Of regular meals, otherwise no deduction n
be made.
9th. Gambling Of every description mott psstip,
~ forbidden.
It'll. Persons wishing to send servants on errud
are requested 10 give notice al the Bar.
9Th. The proprietor will not be answeabe n
any property said to be lost, unless previously d.a
tied in the Bar.
9th. No person allowed TO use any horse, all
or bride Of another, without leave Of the prugt
tor.
10th. Doors closed at ten O'Clock except n
nights of public amusement.
10 Gentlemen are particularly requested /
guard cautiously against accidents by fire IN A,
respective bedrooms. BAG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02
Commissioners Notice.

FENO all persons interested IN the estate a
n John Alfred, late of Nashville, Lowndes
county, deceased: Thomas J. Lewis Administrator
of the estate aforesaid, having represented to the
Probate court that the said estate is insovent, the
undersigned by an order Of the said court have
been appointed Commissioners, with full power to
receive and examine all the Claims Of and against
the said estate we will in compliance WITH the or
der Of the court aforesaid meet the creditors Of sad
estate, at Nashville, on the second Monday in
March, 1899. All accounts &C. may be handed 10
the commissioners al any time.
n. n. NASH,
A. SMITH
Sept Sth, 1S3S.-9-td. Commissioners.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

Trustees Sale.

NTOTiCE IL hereby given, that in pursuance ol
IN the provisions contained in certain deed II
trust, executed on tho 1sth day of February, u
1887, by Samuel II Early and William d AIMS Of
howndes county, in The State Of Mississippi, "a
Hendley S Bennett, Andrew Weir and rilghman
nj. Tucker, Of the county and State Aforesaid, as
Trustees, to secure the payment OF three certain
promissory notes in said deed mentioned and de.
scribed, TO ELI Abbott the frst OF which said notes
is payable on the let day Of January ID 1883, aud
the second of which notes s payable on the Isl day
OF January, A d 1880, both oil which said notes
are now due and unpaid We, Hendley Bennett,
Andrew Weir and Tlghman NJ Tucker, as such
trustees At the request Of said Ell Abbott, will cx.
pose TO public sale, and will sell at public auction and
outcry ON the 6th OF February, 1880, at CO.
iumbus. ia the county Of Lowndes aforesaid, TO the
highest and best bidder, for ready money, the fol-
lowing described properly situated and beng in The
State Of Mississippi, to win
The west half of the northwest quarter oil sec
tinn Eamber twenty-scvcn the northeast quarter af
the east half Saving and excepting twenty acres,
being an ohOng square Of one quarter of mile
north and south, and eighth OF mile east aud west,
out and OF of The southwest corner of said east
halE) oil the northwest quarter of section number
twenty-eicht; and the following described tract or
parcel Of land, TO wit beginning at the southeast
corner Of section number twenty-oae OF township
number eighteen, oil range number elEhleen west
at the mile stake, running from thence south eighty
one degrees west five outs TO sussaIras stake, from
thence north nine degrees west. six outs and eigi-
teen perch to stake, from thrnce south sixty de-
grees east, five outs and fourteen links TO stake,
from thence north eighty one degrees cast four outs
to stake from thence south nine degrees east three
outs, thirteen perch and eighteen links to stake
from thence west with The marked section line to
the point and place OF beginning being part OF sec
tions number twenty one and twenty two, all in
township number eighteen Of range number eigh-
teen west, together with all and singular the MP.
performances thercunto belonging or so much ot SAID
lands as shall be Of value sufficient TO pay and sa-
tisfy the amount and so mitch Of said notes as shall
be due and unpaid at the time OF said sale. Sale
will take place between the usual hours.
HENDLEY s BENNETT,
ANDREW WEIR,
HICKMAN Nj TUCKi r, Tr's.
Jan'y 5, 1880 a6i6 [Pr fee S2s 90
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The State OF Miss ssippi. !
NEsHoBA County.

Probate Court, November Term, 1888
I'm application OF d. J. Jacoway, .Admr o
~ the estate of Rol ert ii. Oliver, deceased. To
sell the following property, VIZ Two Lots in the
Town Of Camden, Il is adiudged ordered aud de-
creed by the Court, That all persons interested IL
said property, be and appear at the next February
term OF said Court,-il being the third MontaN
thereof, to show cause,lc any they have, why salt
properly should NOT he sold. Il is further orderet
that copy Of this order be published IN lle Co
Mu,bus Democrat three months from tins date.
Issued Nov 10Th, 1883
Dec. -ol-s,u J. b. KIRKLAND, Cfk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-02

DY virtue Of decd IN trust execHtsd by ID. W.
ID Stanton 70 me the undersigned Trustee, dated
the i,h day Of April 1888. and properly on record
in die Office 81 the Clerk Of The Probaies LouH, oi
the cnuniy Of Lown5es. and State Of Mssisspp 20
Be applied 10 lie payment Of certain claims loren
named, ! vii offer for sale iH quarter sections az
pubic auction, and sell ., The highest bidder al The
door Of the Court house, in the town 81 Columbus
IN said county Of Lowndes, on the first Monday 10
February 1889, between the hours of eleven O'Clock
4. VI. and two ocinck P. II. the following desert
bed SECTION Of land, known as section nurber TWEEN
~ two. township number thirteen range 1--WE east
IN The Chickasaw purchase, and IN Chckasaw coun
ty IN lie State Of Mississippi together with ell the
appuuenanees thercunto belonging SAID section IS
the well known residence ol James Colbert with one
hundred acres IN high state of cultivation, with
good log dwelling house and other OUT buildings
thereon. lying immediately on the road lIom Cot
ton Gin Port 10 Houston, and from Aberdeen to
Pontolac and Memphis, which is an admirable To-
cation for public house; such title as is vested in
me By said deed viii be made 10 the purchaser.
Terms Of Sale.-One fourth payable at the time
ni sale, the balance on one and two years with in
terest from date and lien on The property.
BENJAMIN STANTON Jr., Trustee.
Columbus, Dec. 8, ls3s.-22-td [Pr fee $50