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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

RTAVING purchased 81 Mr.. I. =, Ranllc, tNe
Il Il right 81 Waterman 4 Lcarned's abo, SAVING
Brick Machine now OTTER 10 dispose OF individual
OF county rights to SUIT purchasers
THIS machine has been noPcmton The past sea-
SON. sufficient tame TO test IT'S utility as II respects
It's durability, and the saving 81 labor
The principal advantages thus mocnne has ever
MI others now in use, consists IN the simplicity and
strength 81 il structure, having 40 complication OF
machinery that is liable 10 gctuut Of repair, and lhe
mpidy Il tcmpers the clay aud mouIdS the buck,
making IRON 60 10 50 per minute with The a'd ot
,wohGrscs, four men, and sufficient number OF
boys To hear oil the brick.
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth.
cd for manufacturing brjck woad do well to avaI
themselves Of this opportunity.
All communications addressed 10 the subscriber
Nillmect with immediate attention.
JAMES T.. SMITH,
Columbus Mi, April 9Th, ls39.-S9-tt
~ b. Gentlemen wishing to purchase cou"'y OF
tnWn rights, can be accommodated by applying al
tbesoRee Of ;he Columbus Democrat, where hrS
eau see Testimonials Of the utliit. oil Tie above mtn
toned patent,
'.'The MiSsssippan, Jackson, aud the Repahr
| can, holy Springs, wt please give the above SiN
Insertions and forward hs 20 me. j. T. D
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

A y act r-aHn-irrrT a~e- lmr; o. tse O-.-
n erf.a1 rlf.. STATE ~ u spf-
Srerisx !. 3. I ea5,,.I Dr. zee Legislature o
lLc S,st.r. Mississippi, Cwa-l.I-d' o. t7cA 1.1aca
.rarcsr.r p !ta' f.- sixteenth sC-'"nai 9 i'--'A
a7'r.- of t.- constitution Of ihe State 20. Moss
p. Hs eal1.t, a..-fel a-l lmena-a, a' i17-'t a'
aS.ctiHu 10Th 4 separate 'H9elnf easi o..
rAa4ce-g -h8i lr. cs'ahlcH,&, wlta 'g Jart-i'r'H1
~ aI matters az cgauy: Provided, inNeser ne
legislature nav at.u owe o. bic Orcet courts 4"
rarh county tcH.,y jurisdiction. c. aaer.tr .I'd
te ,rcsd 0. re qualified electors of ibc Whale
State. arl -h,. BE- On least Thirty years Old 81 Ne
time Of DIS election"
Sc. 2 B. II further enacted, That j. slal. b. The
iuiy sd che Secretary Of SAFE at least sA months
r7rcsa.nttle general clcctIon 10 November next %
give notice by advertisement IN three yr more ui
lie uaFrarf7s printed en- Tins state, ul thS act 3nd
the amendment proposed thereby 10 tie existing
constjtu..ou oi he STATE And, at the said election
tire qualified electors Of the state, voting FOR Wem-
hcr. st IRE legislature, ,al also vote inT or against
said au, ldment, in manner o1,wing On tie tex
ci- Of iAose voting for -ai amendments shall be
written or printed lie word amendment and on
the tickets If those Fa'tg aEaut sad amendment
SHAH hr written or printed lhe words mo amend
m,m.'
Sts8 7. 70 furher eu=c'rd, That tie -herfs
of tae different counties shall make returns 81 ite
vote .lra fuf or against said amendment. and aj-'
eli tHc ut. a. nuuhcrol ,oic, given ur mm1,Ts OF
tht I51s a'ufe, 'o ihe Secretary 81 State, .n tle
sauna manner and under HE same rules and icgu.a-
ton, 81 are prescribed ~ law 10 relation Ia elections
of men.h.rs of Congress And II j all he the dgjy
AZ the Secretary Of Safe Co iayal the returns, so
made. before The ncNt succeeding legislature and
81 il eh1l appear that a majority IT the qualified
electors. yuting or members Of tie legislature. Shall
have voted FIR -a.d amendments hcp 'le alteration
contained IA shc hr,t section Of this acl Shall ue IN
serted. hy sad legislature, as part Of the c0netl-
laiiun of ibis State.
See. 1. Be il further cractcd, That tie auditor
ol public accounts shall issue warrant on he lrca
sury IN favor Of any printer OF publisher Of news
paper employed N pursuance Of The SECOND section
cl this ae', On Che certificate oi the Secretary Of
State, tiat tie accouu, of such printer or publisher
Is correct.
Sac. 3. And he it further enacted, That tits act
shan take effect and he % iuree from aud after It's
passage. JOHN w. KING.
Sqcakcro the House of Representatives..
A. l.. BlNGAMAN,
/ President Of The Senate.
Approved February IS, 1889.
A. G. McNUTT.
DEPARTMENT OF STAFF,
.Jack5oH Nj .Ndu |, 1880
certify lie above to be irue copy OF the orig
iua nuw on file, in the Sccrcmry's Office.
BARRY ". BENSON, Sec. Of State
April 80 4j-6m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

NC 7N- ''EN N"TITTIt ITlTf WNV q ggg f-I m ~
above lands are disposed of "F
TERMS OF SALE.
One thrl cash The l4'ance o. q cr, "a, froDo,
iHu years These anGS vii he offered n -.
Sections, 10 suit purchasers Persons Gol.or, I,
settling 10 this fertile region, WI. DO we'll Ia ,,,,3
The sale, as great bargain, may be expected.
y B.-Ai. the Land belonging 10 the pm,,,,
aud Holly SP ings laud Company, Wheeler ure
ded IN Tie above description or Dot VII BE- 0g
Not having the means al accurate ullrn.stiop FAM
Of the above lands have teen adycit.,d tnp.s
mistake. the same sill 81 course MT Ae oaared Any
II Il above land may b. hal at private sale, mil
The tine cthe Pablo sale ihe5ct
THOS. CO0tWOOD.
WM. II, DUKE, ,lgah
Aberdeen, September 9Th, 1879 --l3-iw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Law Notice.

I'D EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COOKE
IA and JOHN GOODWIN, have associuied
themselves in the practice Of Law. One os more OF
the firm wll altendto business coEfded iottcn IN
the Circuit Courts Of Lownies. Monroe, Chickosaw,
Porutoe, iippah, Tishemiueo, Iawanta and
Oktibbceha; the Federal and ChauceTy Courts
ana The High Court OF Errors and Appeals aiJark
son.
X. DAVIS, Office in Athens, Monroe County, Mi.
J. GooDwIS's, IS IN Aberdeen, Monroe "
$ CocvEs 10 Columbus, LoWnGcs +"
march B. SSS-34tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Commission Business.

YSNliE Undersigned offer their services 10 their
4 trends ind tie puh,c, as General Agents
aud Commission Aiercaints--m the city Of New
York, under the finn OF j: |. ANDREWS &
BROTHERS, IN the City Of New Orleans under
the firm Of ANDREWS s. BROTHERS. and IN
the City OF Mobile undcr lie firm 81 r. J.. AN
pltEWS & co. And are prepared 10 grant the
usual facilities on Consisnmett
}. !. Andrews will continue bis rcsilcrcc in NV
York: d. Andrews Will commute hs residence in
New Orleans; and T.. l.. Andrews, row Of Hunts
vile, Ala. will make Mobile his permanent place o.
residence after The LIST Of October next.
J. |. ANDREWS,
4. ANDREWS,
L. L. ANDREWS.
July 20, lS30-2-5m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

Probate Court, October Term, 1899.
rgJO all persona interested in The real estate of
H. Hardy Smith, Decd, late Of Lowlldcs county,
yau ere her etei 10 appear before The Judge Of
our Probate Cuuti 81 taiU ceuty aforesaid, at tie
court house thereof on te first Monday of DCcem-
her next, ami show cause Il any you can, why tho
follow "a lnds to wiz Tho Gust hail ot the south
east guaCcr Of section twelve, township nineteen,
range sixteen cast containing IS 5l-l00 acres
should mol lc sold to pay The drb,s Of said decd,
aareeubIy TO the prayer OF Tie petition OF John H.
lrhy administrator OF the estate Of said decd. and
mfihcr to do ana suffer such things as should be
considered 81 and ordered BY said court in the prem
hes.
Witness Thomas Sampson Esq Judge Of the
P,ohales Court ol said eoony Of Lowrdcs, AT tie
camf house aforesaid OH the FIRST Monday in Oco-
her, A. u. 1892
Attest, VI u. HADEN, Clerk.
ny Wu T. pyt1rE, Dp'L Clerk
ll5w. Tpr. fee 80 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
earnings Cor sale.

NE1tTEV-Ns AV- ToslIEs
A K. WOLfiHGFON las on hald ar.l & ,,.l
IN, receiving from Jennings. RuhHsm & CT,
manaactory al the north handsome $50 r.mrrG
ali &uds ~ CARRIAG ES. eunssIjrs in par. al
Coachees, Clarifies Barouches and Drfqys, &c.
Sc; which VII, be sold On reasonable terms at Is
Repository.
All Repairing done with nea fitness apd losVgcl at
bis old stand on Market street., Columbus
march q 1889 san
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Dissolution.

gEIHE co-parnership heretofore existing under
4 ,be firm o BRowN 4 RAMSEY, is this day dis
So.yed hy mutual consent. Al persons irdlbted
to the INN will lease make payment 10 john C.
Ramsey, who is alone authorized 10 receive all dues
and dlsburse all liabilities OF the concern.
IHOS. ". BROWN,
April 20, ISS9-42r JNO. c. RAMSEY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Take Notiee.--S2O RcWard.

DANAWAY from the subscriber near Fusion,
h in Oktibheha county, IN tie night OF the llih
INST a negro woman by the name Of Rose, twenty
i6ul or FIVE years old dark eompected, or rather
black, stout aud heavy set no scars, except on her
neck on the right side just under The car small not
Had on when lett course cotton coat and draw
inr chain locSed aroaad hef neck. vii give the
above reward On the delivery Of her.
DAVID NJ. COOK.
August II, lS39.-6w-tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

valuable Plantation for sale.

SszS-saA. | will sll on reasonable terms NY
EaSE.SE plantation in Noxubec county situated
GfY9SM between the Tumhishce aud Noxuse
-.ss.sr.. rivers Ten mikes Gom the Bebcc, aud
one from The NnSubce and Wing directly on the
road leading from Macon 20 Jamcstownaud Games
vile Alabama The tract contains $50 acres about
go acres II which prairie, and the whole OF It IA
the b.sl quality of cotton and haing of rich SAN
dy sotL There are about 200 acres III Gne state
OF cultivation. The Plantation i well vaDcred hy
creek uonlnc through It. end also has on It three
springs of limestone water wlIch run throughout
Tie year; besides wei in he yard of AZ line ltcc-
s,onc water as eaa hc found in the State. The q
are on the premises two liuc young orchards o.
choce ltut The buildings are a comfortable dwell
luz house, negro cabins, corn ctihs cotton GIN
with screw Sc Sc. THIS place was formerly
owuc by Mr. r. Rldgeway, aud is known by the
name Of tie Rdgeway tact. Any one wishing IA
purchase cotton Plantation wend DO wen 20 oSam-
inc The premises. For inlcr particulars app., TO
he Subscriber living in Macon or IN his absence to
MI hidErwny, proprietor Of tie Washington HAL
Macon or to Mn, G. llaless 'oar uirs from Macon
IL N. SOONER.
Macon, June %, ls30-5l-N.
W The Tuscaloosa Flag and tie Huntsville
Democrat arc requested to publish he above 10 tbc
amount Of Eve dollars cath ami send their bills e
me as above. II. y. Sp0ONER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Read This.

WE nave concluded tia, as for Inc last mcn'h
w we have refused every thing in The shape q
money except specie or the notes ct specie iayIG
hanks for our goods, eur friends and cut'qH's
are entitled TO some explanation for such an u6u'a-
al preceding. While our tooss are ou orr shelves
we feel safe so iaras concerns tie payment Of te
debts which we incurred N the purchase Of those
Books, for this reason. that they may lie returned
10 our creditors al any sine and cred, received or
them if we exchange them for paper which IS
only worth half It's nominal value, we loose by the
trade, aIlho' we may receive loo per cent. more
than the original cost; for we are then minus The
expense and intcrcs; 90 the agSopnt al sta proper
"; hcsides not having the whercwI;h to ray or
our bread and butter" which, contrary 10 k
opinions Of some, re hold 10 be Indispensable 70
tie OF repeated question, why Do You net iaSs
the currency at It's discount" We answer Sai we
do not keep sharing shop:
We pledge ourselves conecientioasly lorednce our
prices 10 a consistent scale with the value d me
money received, which viii continue to b. par unas
in all eases. In setting accounts we shall ondeavo'
10 make the proper discount on all articles wheh
may nave been oYcfcharged on the senJs Of a'''''
catcd currency.
So mote i be.
PFISTER & GOODWIN, Bookseller
Columbus Mss, July 18Th, lsS9,-l-d
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

az .4CT 10 aid he Commercial Raa.,oad and
Banh'ng Company II Picksbrg 10 prosecute
more Brcinallg iteir wort of Internal In.
prorcme,H, aud for ether purposes.
WHEREAS, The encouragement Of Internal I'M
~ prnvemcnt Is deemed, by the legislature
SUBJECT oi The highest Importance mud deepest in.
ierest to The people Of Mississippi and whcrcns
The president directors, and company Of The com.
merciai raIl.road bank Of Vcsshurg have manifest.
ed the most ardent zeal and unfinr industry in the
prosecution Of the Vcksburg and Jackson ral-road,
81 a lime when oil The resources oihe country seem.
Cd necessary to protect the credit AMI character Of
banking department; and whereas, the legislature
are sensible ol the vast Importance Of speedily COM
plehhg the sad road, without impairng The useful.
ness OF tho hank
S,clon |. Bcucnaet by the Legislature Of tie
state Of Mississippi, That ii order TO facilitate the
snhl Improvement, without dcprjving the people oI
The benefits Of the bank tlal two HUNDRED bonds
Of five thousand dollars each, payable twenty wear,
after date, tu the order Of he PRESIDENT directors
and company, Of the Commercial and rail- read bank
OF Nlcksbafg, bearing interest 1T The rate Of So
per cent per annum shall be signed by the governor
81 The state, cuuHicnigued BY The state treasurer
and under seal 81 The state and the faith of the
state be, aud Tie same is hereby, pie dyed Tor the
plnciuai payment Of the principal and interest Of
sad bonds SAID bond 10 be ia ibc following words,
10 Wit.
Know MI men BY these presents Tint The state Of
Mtssssippl acknowledges herself to be indebted "a
lIc president, directors, aud company oi the Cam.
mctcial and rail road bank Of Ncksburg, il the sum
OF 1--WE thousand dollars. current mcnay Of the Uni,
ted States, which sun The said state ct Mississippi
promises 10 pay 70 The order Of tie president, tcc.
tors, and company, Of tie Commercial and railroad
bank 81 Vckshnlg twenty years aller date hereof
w'll interest ut lhe rate Of sis per cent per anuuu
tlom Il,e date Of the rudo,samem payable scmun-
nuaily al the pace meteioned IN Inc endorsement
hereto. In witness whereof, The governor or III,
STATE ot Mississippi has sigued, aud the rcasufcr
the state hos comtrrsigncd, thcsr presents ant
caused The seal 81 tic state 10 he Affixed thereto a
Jackson, this day Of in III,
wear Of our Lord
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
In0ian1S PannccA.

IUSl received a new supply Of this nysluabt,
- ntcdeciue--For sale by + A SMiIH.
August 81, lS39-S-tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
,:.atc OF Mississippi Lowndes Ct'y.

A's"tN " A'AAH4AN'Ak skFA k-VN sINACS " ~
Probait Court, Ociober Team, a. D. 1899.
gsN0 al persons Interested IN the lands, tene-
4 mcuiS and he,eduamrutS Of the estate Of John
J Lewis deceased, late oil tie county and state
aforesaid, you are hereby cited 70 appear before The
Probate Court 81 LowndeS county aforesaid, nj the
count case thereof on the FIRST Monday ct Deem.
Der, 1880, then and there 10 shew cause ifany You
can Why the loiowing lands the property Of The
estate II said decd, to wat The west halftt ihe
south west quarter Of section number nine, tie west
half of the north west quarter Of section nine Tie
east halt OF the north east quarter OF section erht
and the cast hall the south east quarter Of seelnn
eight all 10 township twenty, of range seventeen
vest should not be sold tn pay the debts OF The eS
late Of said John J. Lewis, decd
WlResS, Thomas Sampson, E>q. Judge Of Pro-
bates Court for lowndes county, the first Monday
IN Oclaber, 1889.
Attest L. D. HADEN, CleJk.
BY WIN ?. FuLLER, Opt. Clerk.
li-5w Printers Zee 50 COL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
c. q. OInlsted.


nANL. JONES, having resumed The plac
~ lice OF Law, sill attend the Circuit Court o!
Yazoo. AMI the adjacent counties; tie Chancery
Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office q.
his re.deuce Yazoo county, ten miles South ct Ben
Ton. on tie Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
Cty. Miss,
Nav 26h, l558.-46-G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

Z BOOTH, RESIDENT DENTIST, las removed 70
~ The office lately occupied by ). 4. SuIloAsiall.
one door east Of the Bookstore.
July u, 1880. 3otl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

a FRESH supply al Medicines, per0meiy and
IN Soaps, (both ior washing aud shayng) very
superior article. Justreccived hy q Barge and for
sale by EA SMITH,
August 81, lsS9--s-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

irraStFfF,
See. :. AMI be II further enacted. Tha, the said
bonds may lee lranlylabe by ihr endorse mcni oi The
president aud cashier Of SAID hank 10 the order al
any person or persons whousoryrr or 10 the bear.
rr and The sad endorsement Sha fx the pnce
where Tie sad prncpas and interest shah be paid
and a., the expenses incurred tlOrein shall be de-
tayrd hy the sad bank.
Sec. ), And he il luthcr enacted, That hoth
The principal and interest u said bonds shall he paid
by said bank at The time they shall SevetaIly fall
due.
Sec ], And be il lNrthsr erac,ed, That to secure
lhe payment It the prHcipa and interest otibc SAID
boads lwhenl either OF both shall talI due hy the
sad bank, The execution and delivery Of said bonds
y ule sand president GrtcjnrS, Nnd company, If the
| Commercial and ral road bank Of Ntrkshulr, Shall
have the lorce ard effect Of mortgage upon the
said Neksburg and Jackson iai.ruad "a the state Il
Missisnpp, whrhmsy he iorecosed BY the state,
1 upon my failure Of The said president directors,
and company 10 pay either tie interest or the prjn-
eMl OF said bnnds, according 10 the tenor aud el.
fec, and lhe eudo sem,ni thenoa,
Stc. :. And he i further enacted, That the Sec
Hon &. THIS aci, whereby lhe faith Of this state is
pledged Tor the payment aud redemption OF the loan
contemplated by has act, be referred to the next eg.
isa'ute ol thus state, IN pursuance 81 Tie ninth sec.
ton oi tho seventh article Of the constitution and
S' N''' "'N'tt " iiAAtNitSN hNuNf iNC hhSNiON ~
NE governor, ~ n least three newspapers, publish.
CT IN lhlS state, Tor ihr,e months previous 10 tho
next general ccclion, and that tbs ACT, tog the.
With Ne yeas aud nays thereon, be entered on III,
journals q .te seualc and house Of repfesen auyes
Sec. .. And TIC y further enacted, That The *
penSe ni newspaper advertisement, mentioned ii
this act, shall tc pad by The SAID rail Rad company
+ Sec. I. Aud be It further enacted, That ID
powers, rights, and privileges, conferred by tits ac
and The act Incorporating the Commercial and "a
road bank Of FcksGurg, and the several acts supple
neotary or amcndatory thereto sal he in iull lore
and continue Until The year one thousand eight hur
i drcd aud eighty; alter which time he said Ial-roa
? shall become and be the properly Of the STATE.
: JOHN W. KING,
Speaker er tie House Of Represeatafirt..
: A. L. HNGAMAN,
President Of the Senate
Approved, February IS, lsSa,
It 4, C. MeNJTL
4 August a. 1850 S-sm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Drugs ann llc,Iiclncs,

~ RENE HILL, at the Columbus Drug store,
NJ has received by the Inst arrivals an extensive
supply Of fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising
almost every article III The line. Physicians, coun
try merchants, mud Planters can nnw he supplied
wuh fresh ana pure articles MAY Is ls39--15
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Wanted.

4 NEGRO woman, WHO is good cook, also a
"A Negro fellow, for which good price VIII be
paid in Real Estate or Aberdeen money. Inquire
al NE Democrat office. ll7Ul june ], 1880.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Pay MP! Pay mp.

a LII persons knowing themselves indebted
IA to the subscFiber,are earnestly requested 20
pay up, otherwise he shall ne under she diSageea-
bic Necessity oieniorcing payment.
Feb. 3, 1888. soft P. SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Notice.

EEXHE subscriber will sell SEQ acres Of r'ch pr
L rie land Oh the Robson road, with aiaa' -.
hundred acres CLEARED. Also, bis sandF-aAo VA "a
talion conQinng also acres 500 acres ce" .ood
weli improved, on which are number q H.
springs u exctllens water Also his residence =,
town Of Macon containing fourteen acres W. l I'll
comnrahle dwelling and out buildings. ! w o,s
any, or al the above property on crcdt 9
two, three and Four wears. 1n,Nr
Macon, Mi. Oct. -, lss9.--l.~e~.
$A BOAES Of New Bedford SPsrin Cssar.s ~
eJU sale at the Drug store Of 70 III
Ea7y ys-stY oesLaFK. A sslc It 'fs os'e
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

Valuable Cotton Lands fa-s+
IN re CsEat.es .f .UarIlaI D..,r. -. - salt
Paro'a, .7Hss. s'sS-ts.
I he Undersigned Wl cter Tor 81 ,....
bidder, c"rnHelc'ng 0a the stc.-.l "a. q -
Neuaocr aeHi, e iHc'gsu a HC.7 So! Z y.
siap', ne ll..nEiar described La, ~ Aa,.
Sc ID Wl.lo.iHsefse. 70 clses rar,-f., - - /,
siE: eifs-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

July 20, 1889 81,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

E~1y vs-rs4 oesLlEK: A ale Ct 'ts cSS''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02

Approved, as far as the action
Of tbs legislature Is recognised
FEBRUARY II, 1850,
A, G. McNUTT.
InIv o. 1899 .am
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14

i'LOOk. $50 barrels Western. end $50
sacks North Alabama. il store, of sle by
AKIN b GIBBS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14
29oItttraI

+
MoNocRA s.-Ihe Hon. NlLtihl g.
RlFEs accepted al invitalioa g pubic
dinner. rendered 10 hin 81 The citizens Of
Charlo.iesyille Virginia he dinner
was given 81 tie 22d Of April, Al which
the farnel 81 Virginia, the bone and sir.
ew Of The Stale. congregatedin large mum.
bers, 70 testify their admiration Of aia6.
who. scornirg golden offers and tempting
brides q continue bis support q Martin
Van Buren aud BIS proiiigale admin "a
ton. ID The hons 81 q rs heart paFne
them all and prelefred The srVies ol TIE
PEoF1E q bowling down d the soalstool q
executive power A soas g eomplinent
"a Rvs Uns drank Fil enl1
when e sfose and Tic sem.
have only room of ne follow.
ING eieh 81 psE q narlls
81 III DEAL bns q Gov.
ernnshi b lie mere eSpendi.
frs lie Gope11ne o last Sd
years e comp re course a tne
f1lion jefferson
and could ce-
prevent be ee
sc p5c
ol ~ We
a e.oqeas q a's g
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From he Mobile Litsfag zsife.
NEW ENGI AND IS ny HOME


Eron he Mobile Litsfafg Gszis.
NEW ENGI AND IS my HOME
Hove this bright, this southern land
The land 81 fragrant flowers
IA cline perrned WITH rry sweet,
om lofa richest bowers
But s1il my heart thoueh glad 4 tllro
HoucFef ai roam.
Turns 0ndly back to othtgn clilnes;
New Enc|andis my hone,
love this Balny, southern breeze,
ihis land eosWeet and bright
love its moonlit eve 80 calm,
rs staTlit, brilliant night
Though far less bright d colder chimes,
Ny heart can never roam
Still loving this sweet land Of flowers.
New England ismy home.
love this perfuned, fragrant ali,
It's odors AZ So sweet;
But still could welcome northern blasts.
Much oltst home we greet
For though n southern chimes IdWell,
On southern shores Iroam;
My heart still fondly turns to tkee,
Ay loved New England home.
Though southern hearts are warm and true
And kind the tones which greet;
Iheyoice Of earlier friends I'd hear
Those accents donbly sweet
For Oh this heart turns warm to thee,
However far roam;
Though other lands may boast their. charm
New England is my home.
My northern home, though It can boast
Much that is bright and rare
ltsfowersits cline its soft, sweet breeze
With this cannot compare;
But while IN fragrant chimes dwell,
My heart can never roam
Still. though love the balmy Sotth,
Nea0 England Is nly hone.
AUGUSTA.
Noble, April 15th, 1889.