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CHEERING SIGNS.

The Southeastern counties, heretofore moving in
solid and almost unbroken column in favor OF the
Administration have raise the flag of rebellion TO
Presidential DictatorsA,pin the most gallan, style
We learn, from the last Abingdon Statesman, that
Isaac Leltwicl,, the Sub-Treasury candidate for
Congress, after tircu;, through the District now re-
preseated BY Mr.. Hopkins, has Withdrawn from the
canvass. The Statesman says, "The Sub Treasu-
ry will prove dead weight TO any man that can be
brought forward for Congress in this District. Mr.
Leftwch has tried 1t. Like John Buny"n's pilgrim
he took the pack Of political sins upon his
hack, and visited Smy,h, Grayson. Tazewell, Lee,
DIT and Russell. Public opinion vas every where
against him.
In relation to the County candidates, the Abng-
don PAPER states that there is little or no doubt Of
the election Of DR.. Ewing ia Conservatve) from
Lee, in place Of Mr.. Richmond, (lcco foco. THAT
in Scott, all the candidates Sub-Treasury men
that in Tazewel Crockett (subtreasury,) will pro-
badly be succeeded by Spots (Conservalive)-lha
Smith, the late delegate from Russell who acted last
winter with the Sub-Treasury party. has declared
himself ready to carry out the opinions Of the PEG
pic Of his county, which he has, since his return
hor., ascert aimed TO be nearly unanimously oppo-
sci 70 it-and that in Wythe, there is oppose
al. t. Crockett the late Whig delegate, Mr.. Nc
Cers. l. the Sub Treasury candidate, having with
drawn from the canvass. In Smyth, there three
candidates; Grevsr, Conservative; Poston, Wing
snS buchanan Loco Foco : the result doubtful.
TIE Abingdon paper remarks That in Russell the
people are strongly excited against the Sub Treasu
ny. 1--WE have never known people more decided
anl united upon any subject They, almost unani
nously, supported Van Buren, FOR the Presidency
bat with an independence and patriotism worthy o
the better days Of the Republic, they declare tina
uarty attachments shall never lead them to supper
smeasure which has been thrice rejected by Con
gress, and which they regard as injurious to tn
country. This is right. Freemen should ever hav
independence enough to go for their country's in
telests, rather than become the slaves of party"
c. The Philadelphia World paper recent
established, a short time ago announced its deter
mination to put in nomination. for the Presidency an
wee Presidency, two gentlemen, the annunt'aio
otwhoss names, it seemed to think, would excite a
unusual sensation. Judge Joseph Story, OF Mass
shnse,s, (of the Supreme Cour,,) is its nominee lt
the office Of President, and Gen. Winfield Scot
tor that Of Vice President. The anDuncation. IL
stead of proving electric in its effects, has been Il
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NOVELs, AMONG WIIICm ARE

"epn'sl"phales in England Sayings and Do
,ngs VI sam Slick Paul Chao,i Last Days Of
Pompei kesnHi OF last of the Tnbuncsi The
Good Fellow Pauldlng's Works complete Rise and
Fail OF Athens Stanley on Recolleel,ons Of u Man
OF tho Worlds Land Sharks and Sea Gulls Rob of
the Bowl; Morals and Manners by Harriet Man,.
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copy Stery's Equity IN . vols Chiu,.s Eou;
D'sest 'ols llamuond's do do. vol ratc's
D'gsM iueket's Commentaries. . vols. Ch,uy
y" p,'s Aiehbolds Forms lloifnan's course Of
~ o'ndl"si Randolph's Reports Laws on
n, esunS han.ng's Index Coope,'s Jnstinian;
p,''', m' commentaries per Ch,ity Arehbolds
C'vl Pleading Saunders on Uses and Trusts
S'mlo'',s Report Bhoksone's Reports. vols
'a"e' Laws OF Nations Vernon's Reports.
vols Siaiklo ON ISLANDERS; aud B,np ham Infancy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29

NJ In reply TO a request 10 publish Judge Re
gerss charge to the Jury, in the great Presbyterian
law suit we observe, that even had we room for ii at
present, our wish take part in that controversy
compeis as to decline a compliance herewith.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29
VirgissfN State LOssPru,

For the benefit OF the Petersburg Benevolent Me.
chanc Association.
To DO dawn at Richmond on Tuesday. the sob Of
April. O. The drawing will be received at this
Ofice on Thursday next, the I'd day OF May, n, .
O'clock =, NJ.
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1 WISH TO hire good washer and ironer by the
/ month or for the balance of the year or wouli
purchase ono with the above qualifications. l may
be found a, my residence on the bill near the Rev.
John Early's RlCHARDG. MohNio'
April %
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D. A r. =
- JUST OPENED TEN CA.
SEES Of BLACK d DRAB
- Fur, Satin, Beaver aud Palm
LeM u r.
amongst which Is Que case Of Ieary * Cos. 6,c.,
black Beaver, the most fashionable HAS In u.c
April %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29

A sooD assortment Of Corsets. f,om ,lr relr
y bra'ed manuiarlo'y Of MIS-. Macknicy, New
French Sharc) HUNT x MARTIN
April %
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B:Oks: BOOKS ROOks!!

n LARGE and well selected assnrtnen, of
"ooks. Stationary. Fancy Articles,
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UK.lUV'Z.VHsS RECEXV.ED 1T
TALDOT'S OFFICE.

The following were the Numbers drawn for the
Richmond Academy Lottery. Extra Glass No. 4.
drawn a, Richmond on Tuesday April 23d, 1889 viz.
Nos 10 CD so 30 4 90 33 81 3. 70 60 40 3d.
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sCusEMu,,

Besides great number of 500, S25. &c. &c.
A full supply oi fortunate Numbers lust roc eivcd
and FOR sale at BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
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Splendid Way Flowers
1T II - II T. RS OEEIC .
Prize Of 100000
100 Prizes Of 1000
U'irginiN state LOffP,u

For the benefit of the Richmond Academy,
CLASS No. ,, for 1889.
10 be dta,oa al Aierdndro. Saturday The An
day II My, 1889, The Drdmtng o,H be received
al ms Office on Wednesday The 9Th inst. at o.
clock, Il. NJ
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Splendid Scheme!
II II II II T. ~ o. IT'S EYCE
Prize Of $4,000
100 Prizes Of 1000
Virginia State kOfSes.V,

Fo' The benrhi OF The Richmond Academy
CLASS No. !, for 1899.
To he drawn AT Alexandria. an Saturday, the Ath dsv
of May o. The Drawing will he received Al THE
office on Wednesday, tho slh inst. at o'clock
p NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29

o. The Richmond Enquirer is ndusitiousIy
spent - millions year was exceedingly extravagant
and prof1igae, while one which expends 40 millions
DER annun is very economical and parslmonious.
The logic by which this is shown is worthy of the
cause in which it is employed The people, how
ever, can hardly swallow that absurdity, however
skilfully the nil may be giided
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29

BESIDES many OF ~ 90. $50 $50. $50, &c. DC.
Whole chances Sl0--Halves &5-Quarters$ So SO.
TBLBOT'S PRIZE OFFICE.
a. Orders rom the country. accompanied with
the Cash. of Prize Tickets, for Tickets in any Vr
ginia Scheme drawnby d. S. Gregory Il Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange ON
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
81 paid) TO MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchbrg, "a
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1irgimi0 state LOsSevu.

For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Me-
chanIc Association,
To he drawn Mt Richmond on Tuesday the 3Oih Of
April. 4. = The drawing will BIO received y, thi.
Once, % Thursday next the I'd day Of May, a, F?
O'clock T. NJ - "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29

bes1H's u RTrNT number Of ZOO, S2J &c, Nc.
full supply of fortunate Numbers ,ust received.
and for sale at TALBOTS PRIZE OFFICE.
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T.lLHO7,SLOT 7HHY. Occy~r

LrncnnuRo, AfnlL 2gth 1880
Look ~ fnis be0ufifsss Srhesssel
To be drn Wm tomorrow ~ Rtchmo,.p.
Whole Tickets S3--Iiaves 81 5o-Q.s only
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
Estrays

VTyAKEN up by Ira Bossel, bay horse, two
n white feet, sway back, blind in one eye, about
nine years old appraised to fifty dollars.
Printers fee ~ 90.
Taken up BY John Erwin chestnut sorrel mare,
four years old star in the forehead right hiid foot
white no marks nor brands appraised to forty
dollars. Printers fee ~ 90.
Taken up BY Thomas b. Mullen. one yoke of
oxen, one red and with brindc shanks, marked with
a split IN each each ear the other a white steer
with blue spots on his head and neck marked with
smooth crop and under bit in the tight eur, swa-
low fork in The leIl appraised 10 fifty dollars.
Printers lee ~ 90.
Taken up BY George Vaughn, black horse six
teen hands high, eight years old. some white in his
face and white hairs in his TAIL blind in one eye and
cannot see good Out of tho other; appraised to
twenty-five dollars. Printers fee 81 90.
Taken up by Richard NJ. Turner, ilca-hcn
gray horse, fourteen hands and half high, fifteen
years old; appraised to twenty-five dollars
Printers fee 81 90,
Taken up by Asa Blake, dark brown horse mule,
thirteen years old no brands, sNne white on his
back; appraised to ihirty-6ve dollars.
Printers fee 81 90.
Taken upby William Sparkman bay roam horse
nine years DID, small under bit taken out Of The
right ear, white spot on the eil hind foot, som,
white hairs in his ace saddle spots on his back ap
praised to sixty.fSe dollars, Printers lee So co.
THoS, FLETCHALL Ranger
Nov, o. ls39--9l-St.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
Notice.


"AVING purchased Of Mr.. T. b. Kandle, the
IL right OF Waterman & Learned's labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer To dispose Of individual
or county rights TO suit purchasers.
This machine has been in operation the past sea-
son, sufficient time to test It's utility as II respects
its durability, and the saving OF labor
The principal advantages this machine has over
all Others now IN use, consists in the simplicity and
strength Of is structure, having no complication Of
machinery that IS liable to get out OF repair, and the
rapidly II tempers the clay and mouds the brick
making from 90 10 so per minute with the aid of
two horses, four men, and sufficient number OF
boys to bear of the brick.
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth
cd or manufacturing brick would do well 10 avail
themselves OF this opportunity.
All communications addressed 10 the subscriber
will meet with immediate attention.
JAMES f. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9th, lsS9.-S9-u.
n. b. Gentlemen wishing TO purchase county OF
town rights, can be accommodated by applying al
the office of the Columbus Democrat, where they
can see testimonials OF the utility OF the above men
toned patent,
1.-the Mlssssippian, Jackson, and the Repubh
can, Holly Springs, wd please give the above si'
insertions and forward bills to me. D. +. D
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
General Agency and Commission
Business.
Read This.

VETE have concluded, that as for the last monui
w VIC have refused every thing in The shape
money except specie or the notes OF specie paving
banks for our goods, our friends and cusomen
are entitled to some explanation for such an GaIsr
al proceeding. While our books are on our sheso
we feel safe so far MS concerns the payment o. VIC
debts which we incurred IN the purchase OF uOsS
Books, for this reason, that they may be rclu'lEa
to our creditors at any time and credit received v
them if we exchange them for paper Whea -.
only worth half its nominal value, we loose y =.
trade altho' we may receive 100 per cent ~ \.
than the original cost for we are then minus y.
expense and interest on the amount OF SAD plOPSs
" besides not having the wherewlth to pay i,
our bread and butter" which, contrary ~
opinions of some, we hold to be indsp'nSaoe' ale
the Oft repeated question, "wby DO you no TO-, Sc
the currency at its discount" We answer "'''
do not keep shaving shop: ,,os arr
We pledge ourselves conscientiousy ofe ne
prices 10 consistent scale with the vaiue g nds
money received, which will continue 70 oe Pa "Aoayor
in all cases. In settling accounts we sfan which
10 make the proper discount on all afue " denre
may nave been overchargcd on the S'o'0
ciated currency.
So mote il BE- p.t,..r.
PFIsTER & GOODWIN D I'r
Columbus Mia. July 18th, lsS'-l-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
Valuable Plantation for Sale.

1870 | will sell on reasonable terns my
- plantation in Noxubec county situated
GV& between the Tomhgbee and Noxubee
-. rivers, ten miles from the Bigbee, and
one from the Noxubee, and lying directly on the
road leading from Macon TO jamestown and Gaines
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres, about
22o acres of which is prairie, and the whole al II is
the best quality Of cotton land, being Of rich SAN
dy soil There arc about 200 acres in Sns Stale
Of cultivation The Plantation is well waiered by
a creek running through ii, and also has on il three
springs Of limestone water which run throuobou,
The year; besides well in the yard of as fine iree
stone water as can be found in the State. There
are on the premises two fine young orchards OF
choice fruit. The buildings area comfortable dwell
lug house, negro cabins, corn cribs, a cotton gin
with screw Sc. sc. This place was formerly
ownel by Mr.. R. Ridgeway and is known by the
name Of the Rdgeway tract. ANY one wishing 10
purchase cotton Plantation would do well 10 exam
Inc the premises. For further particulars apply TO
lie subscriber living in Macon or in his absence to
Mr. Ridgeway, proprietor of the Washington Hall
Macon, Of 10 Nj c. Hairless four miles from Macon
Z y. SP0ONER.
Macon, June 20, leS0-5l-f
10 The Tuscaloosa Flag, and the Huntsville
Democrat arc requested to publish he above 10 the
! amount or Eve doAs each, and send ikeir bills 70
ne 40 hove, y SReeAP
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
ChOctaw Reservations.
CoNMIssIoSER's 0FTIoE,

Columbus, Mi. 25ih Nov 1889. {
NOTICE. am instructed by the Commission.
IN er of Indian Affairs, 10 make one more public
call, all those having business TO transact with
thus Office, 10 bring il forth without further delay for
adjudication. Claimants are admoushed, that
whatever business may remain unsettled when the
Office shall be closed at this place, Will necessarily
have 10 be transferred to the department at Wash.
ington, and that TO make the necessary proof there
viii undoubtedly be attended with much more rou-
bic and expense to the claimant than 10 make il
here. ANDR. A. KINCANNON, Comr
For certifying contracts for Choctaw reservations.
Nov, 80, lS39--2I-,f.
D7- The Mississppian" jackson, viii insert
the foregoing for one month and forward their &C.
count to the Commissioner tor payment at this
place. A. A. X Comr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
A Great Bargain

TAN be had in The tract OF land belonging 10 the
~ estate Of John Mullin decd and on which the
widow now resides, situated in Lowndes county,
mississippi, about four miles south east of Column
bas, containing four hundred acres, two Of which
in cultivation. This track of land abounds with
several never failing springs~There are apple peach
and plum orchards Of excellent fruit on the place;
II desired will sell tract OF one hundred acres ad.
joining also, corn, fodder, oats and stock Of every
kind. Those wishing to purchase would do well iC
apply Immediately TO the subscriber living on III,
premises. SWIFT MuLLIN.
Nov. g. ls59--20-6w,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
Amendment to the Con.,,77e

Amehonleht 10 The COnSutD,.
A y ACT proposing an sr7crf-s-. : = u
N siItuioG Ci r.e S't'c a. Ms re q
SsCTI l. Re I enacted IgF.r
TIC saie oi " >sia'sfT,, GHo-fi "a nj =. ~,
eoneuTins, HAT he sXl,tsta sfs.--,.. t''a
article Of the oOusiituurr Oh tie S,,. - - -.
pa he 80 changed, a''e,cd ard srerss, y s'-.9s
loIluws: : s't.
"Sectic- l6h. A separa,s ,,.-...
chaneery SAL be es'sbIehed, wRb An go
IN all mstterS OF equHy: Provided Nt.s
iegSiatHe may also give 10 the rir.,., 'ui .
each county equity jurisdiction. elss,.lT..'a 4
he elected by tire qualified eleeto-s 80 y
State, and shat be Al least thirty ye,n o y, We
tine Of his election ''''' u 4, 1,
Sec. :. he At further enacted. TIa,i,d.n,
duty Of the Secretary Of State a, tas, go e =
preceding the general election IN Novsr,t- - u''2
give notice, by advertisement in three :. "eiI
the newspapers printed in his state. MA INFs e
the amendment proposed thereby IA H. g az
constitution OF the State. And. A. ile -, .ASlfg
| the qualified electors Of the state. ,ot;,,. o~rlG
bers OF the legislature, shall also vote e., ~ He1-
said amcndment, in manner io.owino :. - 'gsha
etc Of those voting for said smepJ1,,,a Ie uei'
| written or printed the word "anepJTts,p AlS4 Be
the tickets Of those voting againt All 49, va or
shall he 'ltS or printed The Word. s 1',enoneht
ment." "aheod.
Sec. s. De it further enacted. TIN, 4.
| Of the different counties shah MAKE rs,,S 'asflrs
votes taken or or against said amenlmsn, u NE
of the whole number Of votes cys. n, ,'. s1 Nsc
The legislature, TO the Secretary Of State, N q
same manner and under the same rules and rp,,-
IONS as are prescribed BY law IN relation 10 ept,a,
n no - Of l.. 4
oil the Secretary q State 10 Ny nil the returns
made, before the next succeeding egisla,u,, -
Il 1t shall appear that majority Of the Qu,Sai
electors, voting for members Of tie Legislature M
have voted for said amendments then The alb,,,-,
contained in the first section Of this act shall 10 +,
serted, by said Legislature, as part Of the coDs.
tuition of this State.
Sec. 4. Be il further enacted, Tha, the suas,
OF public accounts shall issue warrant on The no.
| sury in favor Of any printer or publisher Of pw
! paper employed in pursuance oil the second section
OF this act, on the certificate Of the Secrenr i
State, that the accountof such printer or puBsbv
| is correct.
Sec. 8. And be il further cnssted, Fiat his az,
shall tako effect and he IN force from and aNet n
passage. JOHN W. KING,
Speaker OF the House of Representative.
| 4. l.. BlNGAMAN,
President Of the Senate.
Approved February l6, 1889.
A. G. McNUTT.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
jackson, Nj. .uay |, 1880
certify he above to be true copy of the orig
inal now on file, in the Secretarvs Office.
BARRY w. BENSON, Sec. Of State
April 80 43-6m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
TO THE PUBIJC


Tie riei,is OF Editors AMI publishers Of ns1e-s
have been tor l,ag negieetei Justice wd never
beiane ua.esl hey themselves asscrt their rights &
enforce the ms, ngil rules, which IA tho end vii
be 'aan s5se sllsilry &c The public AMI 5rneicIl
O. lose engaged IN the pfess. Publishers OF papers
have been ~ i1ng imposed upon by the community
u argc, that they are considered 10 some extent
degraded class al beings, whoa in fact there Is no
vocation IN hie ~ honorable, deserving Of 30 high
consideration, productive Of 50 much good,o class
that exerts ~ powerful an influence. II - known
10 be proverbal for the debtors TO newspaper pub
fishers 10 consider their demands the last 20 be
pal-debls 10 which there is attached no mora OBJ
legation, and which they can refuse 10 pay with lus
uce and honor hence i j. incmbuent upon The eou-
duetors Of the press 20 their own rights, ant
resolve, severaly and uin,y, 10 bring all patrons OF
newspapers under the same obligations that attach
70 other contracts, or always remain IN poverty and
want with thousands due them from the most sol
vent men in the country.
We call upon all editors and publishers OF papers
who approve of tie following rules 10 endorse
them BY their sigma tures-pace them at the head
09 their papers. anil strictly adhere TO them,
I. Nosubserplion received without payment iH
adeaaee.
,. No subscription received foe less than SIX
months
81. Advance payment viii be required from al
transient advertisers.
4th. To announce no man for any office, either
State or County, without the advance payment OF
ten dollars
9th. Political circulars charged as advertisements
aud payment required in adpdnee.
9th. All advertisements Of personal alteration
will be charged double, and payment required in adj
vance.
7lh. Election tickets will not be printed without
order, nor delivered to any person without payment
in advance.
9Th. All subscribers, without respect 20 persons,
who are delnquenls, on the first Of October, will be
stricken from list and their accounts put in suit
The above rules, we the undersigned, pledge our
selves 10 abide by.
JAMES A. STEVENS.
Editor Of the iazoo Wing.
s. II. b. BLACK
Editor of the Naichez Courier.
BESANCON 4 HALLIDAY,
Publishers OF the Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES HAGAN,
Editor and Proprietor OF The Yicksburg Sentinel.
w. NJ. SMYTH,
Editor of the Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS,
Proprietor Of the Southern Argus.
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor Of tho Rodney Telegraph
J. NJ. DUFFIELD,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Wing.
WIN. b. TEB0,
Editor Of the Fayeiie Advertiser
A. u. a. s. L. CORWlNE,
Editors and proprieiors Of the Yazoo Banner.
ARCH. S. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent.
G. A. 70 LS0M,
Editor OF tho Southern Sennc.
WORTHtNGTON 4 CHAPMAN
Editors and Proprietors of the Columbus Democrat
June 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
40 600 LBS. DRY HIDES WANTED
ZO.UUO For which the highest price viii
be pa,d by A. II. WOLElNGT0N.
march ., 1889 S5ti
('arrinres for Sale.

A r. W0LFlNGTON has on hand and is still
"A. receiving from Jennings, Robinson & Co.'S
mandatory al the north. handsome assortment Of
an Kinds Of CARRIA GEES, Consisting ia part d
Coaches, Charities, Barouches and Buggys, &c:
Sex which will be sold on reasonable terms al his
Repository.
All Repairing done with nestness and despatch a
his old stand on Market street, Columbus.
nareh O. 1859 SAT-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
Committed

n TO the Jail Of Lownies county,
Id Mississippi, Nov, 2Srd, 1892 ono ne.
s1 gro man, who calls himself MILLS
I'M belonging to James Mage, Of Virginia
W. und is hired this year TO Mr.. Erwin Of
- Columbus. The boy has scar on his
RICH, hand, n, other marks perccivsbe he has a
down look, very back be is about 5 Ileet 8 inche,
high about 50 OF IS years Of age. had on an oil
wool hal; very ragged ololhing. The owner is re-
qucsttd TO come forward and prove the property O
he WILDE dealt with as the law directs.
WIN. G. JENNINGS, Jaor.
Nov. S0th,--2l-tG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
Cabinet-NIakilEg and Turning.

YNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Columbus and its vicinity. that he
carries on The cabinet making business in all its
branches on Main.Street, Two doors below Bell 6.
Corners tavern, where he has a variety Of elegant
furniture, which will be sold as cheap for cash as
can be afforded at any other eSn bshment in this
country. He would inform carpenters, and others
interested, that he is prepared to do all kinds OF
TuRNING in wood. WIN. DAVIS
N. B,-Having purchased the HEARsE owned by
Mr. Dubree, and repaired it thoroughly, he will at
tend TO al orders in the Undertaker'S line. W.D.
July ~, 1889 If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
NIMlticnnlia.

THE subscriber will remain few days in this
u place and It's vicinity, during which time en-
gagements may be made with him ur the delivery,
either in this place or at Athens in Georgia Ohe lat
Ter Of which woald be preicrrct) fora quantity OF,
either the eyes, or cuttings, of the genuine Morus
Muhcauis Mulberry tree; persons wishing to pur-
chase and get into the stock of this valuable tree,
can apply at this Office where information may be
had vt me, and tho time aScertalncd when expect
to be in this place, at which time all prehmnaries
can be settled JOSEPH {. COLT.
Columbus, Nov, 1899 l0t,