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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

20 We are authorized 10 announce BESJANIS
S Lose, as a candidate FOR the Office Of clerk Of
the Probate court for Lowndes county.
70 We are authorized to announce WILLIAM P.
PULLER, az candidate FOR clerk ofthe Probate court
| for LOwndes county.
10 We are authorized to announce Col. JONI
w. BTRE, as a candidate for Sheriff Of Lowndes
county at the next election.
10 We are authorized to announce Major Ma
rHAEIEL l.. mitchell, as a candidate for the Office
OF Sheriff OF Lowndes county al the ensuing election
% We are authorized To announce WILLIAM
e Wright, as a candidate for Sheriff Of Lowndes
county al the next election.
% We are authorized to announce JAMES H.
Turner, as a candidate ior Sheriff Of Lowndes
county at the ensuing November election.
20 We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN
U. WEIR, as candidate for the office of Sheriff Of
Lowndes county, al the next election.
% We are authorized to announce Own P.
Brown as candidate for clerk Of circuit court Of
Lowndes county.
% We are authorized TO announce WM. ].
Estes as a candidate for clerk OF circuit court Of
Lowndes county.
20 We are authorized to announce Col. JAS. w.
BRIcKELL as a candidate for the Office of clerk Of
the circuit court for Lowndes county.
0TWe are authorized 10 announce Gropor
Tucker as a candidate for Clerk of the Probates
Court.
t3- We are authorized 10 announce Hon, JAMES
r: TRoTTLR, asa candidate for Judge of the Hisb
Court OF Errors and Appeals.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

And fairy forms many. thy glad vale possesses,
As lovely as ever fond bosums nthra
And bright as the flowers adjoining their treSses,
Yet thou art the iairest and brightest Of all.
CoHEEyILLE, MIss. RF.MR.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

MionIcAS.--The Legislature of this Siss
have failed to elect U. S. Senator, after ak in.
efieclual efforts. This is the third State in which
a failure to elect a Senator has occurred during
The winter.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

" For an interesting account of the acloss
OF the session" and the last doings of Congress,
see an article from the Washington Globe Of the
4th inst. in to-days paper.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

EDWARD RANDOLPH has been appointed by
the President Of the United States by and with
the advice and consent ofthe Senate, Receiver Of
Public Moneys at this place, Vice FRANCES
LEIGH resigned
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

VI Ms hroHg OeeRf!-Some of a.
have affected to believe that ES. Coy.,. -, :
SELs had deserted the Democratic Da, s, "''
gone over to Join their molly ranks, tn.
evidently barking on the wrong trail. III. fsu'.
lug extract Of letter from The EI.Cov....'
gentleman of Marshall County, which '. -.
from the Holly Springs Republican, mn 4. ~
iinguisher upon their hopes. Gov. RpDr.l.
ever been one of the most consistent. - =
ing and influential members Of the Dsmo...''
party in the state, and We would as soon ,b;a. :
charging Andrew Jackson with bein, , ,,.;,
as HIRAM G. RUNNELS with d.,.,,s 49, !.
the federal whig ranks:
81 am in favor Ct the re.electiob of NJ. ~
Buren, in favor of the sub.treusury oDDo ~
TO National Bank opposed TO a TSST SV g.
protection; opposed to Internal Improvement. ~
the General Government, and opposed - ~
Distribution Of a surplus revenue amobs ~, -:
States. lfthis constitutes me whip ar o ,aI
but not without. am taking no part in pOl;,ir..
think my situation precludes me from An =.
tive participation in party politics; bu, nv prime.
Piles are and will remain the same have ava,
avewed and supported; and shall at ali t;.s =,
declare them when occasion in nv opinion :.
qures."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

Around Ihygreen dwelling The woodlands are ringing
Each morning with warblers that herald the day,
But a early as they, there too thou ART singing
And as bilhe and as Joyous some wild matin lay.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

To Nj" -@, Of WIaehs,ta, Tsu.

'4''' > y " IlitHfIttTi IN
Z.
Bright, bright are the wild flowers in sprng tms
iiuming,
That valley thou looks't with such rapture upon
But OH there are none IN that eherisd spot blooming
More bright than thOu art, thou gIsd hearted one.
n.
And pure are those rls from their crystal springs
stealing
That laughlngly dance thy blue mountains among
Yet purrr are not than that fountain Of feeling,
That rills 10 thy bosom, and warns in thy song.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

The next meeting will be held on Tuesday eve.
nlhg next at the Club room, when two or three
members will be tried for suspicion of an intention
To desert the ranks Fs." Sec'v
March 20, 1889
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

Yaso0 Ciiy.-By an ael Of ,..T
the name of the town Of Manebss,.l -. ~
changed to "YazOO City, - u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

Hon VIM R. KING of Alabama Va. =
26ih ull, In the absence of the VIC. p,. J =
elected President pro- tenn Of the Us;,,d ' :
Senate. ''0 s's'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

q Cotton vas selling in Mobl.
inst at from 10 TO II p GEMS. On e e
March, lustyear the price ranged -. - I
cents. Q 4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
COLUMBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1883.

DrxooEArlo S1lrt Reurs NonS4rrOss.
For Govsrnor-A. G. MeNCTT;
Fer Sec. Of Stats-BARRY w. BENSON:
For .4ndaor-ACGUSTUs B. SAUNDERS:
For Trsasarer-SAMUEL CRAIG:
For Congren-A. C. BRowz ]. THOMPSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

CoLuABUs MUsEUM.-Wc would particularly
invite the attention of our readers TO DR. Sp;ll.
mans advertisement in to-day's paper. We call
ed over tia other day to examine his collection of
cunosItIes' and we're both astonished and delight
ed with the number and variety OF his specimens;
he has, We believe, upwards of six thousand. We
found soma of the most beautiful specimens Of
slalactytes and CONSULTATIONS that we have ever
seen. The cloths and mattresses Of the New
Zeaanders, &c. were to us most interesting Gu.
nosltles. Many of them are well and tastily
wrought, and manifest no little ingenuity in these
South Pacific saVages. The arrangement vr his
specimens by the Doctor, although not yet com.
ple'e, exhibits taste and science. The curious,
and those skilled in antiquarian lore, and natural
history, would do well to give the Doctor call.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
BACHELORS CLUB.

MEssRs. EDIToRs following lines were spo-
ken at the opening of the Bachelors Club in this
town, on Saturday evening last:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

DESrETRT-Dr. SAETONsTALL, who has been
ahsentlrom Columbus, for some two or three months
on professional tour, has returned, and is now do
ing several nice jobs in the line Of his business. w.
take this occasion to recommend him 10 our reader.
as geniemOn not TO be excelled in his Profession
we have examined several specimens of his work
manship, and in fitting artificial teeth upon ooll
Pa'e' NON single tooth to an entire set he has on
az occasions, been very successful. they CORES.
pond so exactly with the nataral teeth as to coms
petely deceive US.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26
GENTLEMEN'S
CAST-OFF CLOTHING

BOUGHT, FULL VALUE GIVEN CASH, By
H. LEVETT, IA Duane ST., doors from William.
no KNOWING there persons who make great puff
their for Cast OFF Clothing SC &c., and who
many do not give the full value for the sameH L.
will those gentlemen who may have such articles by
the and who may send for him. of receiving the very utmost
value in CASH fer every article.
MA line through the post Office otherwise, to the
above address, will meet with due attention. je25 3m*
MADAME CARADORI ALLAN.-Itis respectfully an
v nounced that preparatory her departure for Europe
Madame Carador Allan will give Concert Of Sacred and
Miscellaneous Music at the City HOTEL Friday evenings
June ash the Of which she will the following
pieces:- ff N# Mw @#
Cavatina--" Di Piacer"-Gazza Ladra, Rosssin
Sacred Air" HOLY Lord God Almighty" Handel
Aria" StaDca di piu" (st time in New York; Marlian
Scottish Ballad Jock o Hazlsdean,' Sir w. Scott
Aria" Fatal Goaredo," Donise
Ty rolienne Franchise, Beaupan
Scottish Ballads The Piper o. d sndee"
To commence at O'Clock.
Tickets doarte be had at the Music Stores City Ho
tel. and Hates News Room, Wall street. je26-3t
TNHE PICTORIAL EDITION OF SHAKSPEARE.-
l. Part Viking Henry the Fourth
THE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND-Part
XVII.
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS
New Translation by f. w Lane with numerous Woodcut
Illustrations after Designs by w. Harvey Part XII To be
completed Il three volumes.
THE PICTORIAL BIBLE, complete. vols. cloth.
London, Charles knight & Co.. % Ludgate street. New
York, WIN. JACKSON, lO2 Broadway.
ie263t MEA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-26

Arrived.
Shin wcschester Ferris from Liverpool, 18th May, mdzc
Ship Msrmo.a, Myers 80 d I'm Liverpool, mdre to Hcdman
Bp Mcntilla ,ne. IS a, I'm St Jaso Cuba coffee to II
RrS Ashley Pike a. I'm Charleston with cst,ou &c, to
sehr Benz Harrison Douglass a' FIN oeraeock NC corn to
Blossom p.,.- =
ssbr Asher Haven. Bishop q. I'm Virginia, to II
sehr Native Bridal, days from Virginia, with wood to
se6r Jane Caroline Townsend day, from Virginia wood
SIR John Polk pai.ey days from Virginia with wood
order.
hin supposed 70 be Minerva, from Narseies, mdse to
4 Crosete.
Arms fBr) rcare Prince Edwards Island; NYork Thorn
hill Pe,ou, Newark souIard Savannah; Nidv, Tucker ia
maics; Josephine, Liverpool.
Carrck Palmer LiverpOOl Louis Philippe, Casiof, Ha're
end others.
The quarantine regulations Of Charleston, 5 G. wes into
1e rsllrair or Brockhaven Marshall sailed from NYork
fr sansboro bout March - and has been heard
from and cargo insured in New York, the former
Cor $4,000,
o.nvR.-June s-Commander ID Williamson, Pcnsaco.
IA CO.. the command o ship Ontario vice Commander heKen
walae
the ponselt aud TO remain attached to the receiving
Nj, Norfk Lieutenant Yard relieved from ship Lee
80, was, India SQUADRON June llActing Boatswain
srylsr din Erie June l2-Lieueuant Nj. smith
Popsstt June i3-Paed Aashipmau 4 Il Hunter. render
vou. Baltimore June i7Master John Robinson leave Of
having from the Mediterranean on the sk
,t,oketn ArPoIrrMrrrs--June ll-Thonas Tyler acting
boaswain June I7-Dayd Mcclure, professor OF mathema
tics.
Foreign Ports.
RIO NuNrs Coast &C Africa, date-Rosalba, Of Phiade
phia late Rae, deceased, for NYork soon.
yERA CRpz, no dae-Caspar HAuser, kngbury, Niork.
United states Ports.
PoarLAwp, june 21-Ar Benjamin, Lunt, NNork.
FAsrroRr June ts-Ar Cheftain, Cracker, Nhork,
TuoM.sroN, Juue lsAr Mary kimb,ll, Wooster, NYork
TI,laspe do: 10th. I'D Challenge. Snow, do.
BosTes June 2iCld Jno McClung, Callahan NYork; Ma
etta Matson do; 3d. George Pratt Plctou for NNork
Ja.ncr Nickerson, a.; oath. Glide, Rogers. do.
Nv BrproRD. June 23--Ar Republic Fowlc. NYcrk.
FIJI R,yrs Jaue l2Ar Three Brothers. Stuart, NNek.
pRoupr,cr June 2lSld Express, Mclaughlin New York
Commerce Palmer do, Yankee Brightman, do; 2sd Poneer
ToRrtMouru y II, June i7-Ar Phillips NYork
puuaprLrnia June "a. Ar Orb, Wilson, New York; Cor
net, Cox, do. -.
D,euNorn tune 23Ar Pieneer, Sparks Niork; sld Red
Jacket Ai,ertsou do; VIM Kemblc, Adams, do.
CuAsLrsroN June 10 Sid Ashley, Pike, Nfork; 2ls sd
Caspian, swa1ey, Dc - -
ArAtAcHcoLk, june l2-'ld Da'd hogers, Morgaa, New
York; Experiment Nicherson, DO
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a SMOOTH CLrAR CoNPLEXToN-wysths Mlk
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HAVANA June l6.-suyars, half and half u ial-
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TAI rls and should several take place at once u
will maintain this quotation; Lard Ia lS Flour 10 L.
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AUCTION SALE.
Peremptory Adj0urnsd Sale.
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II do North side Of llth do South side Of 18th
comprising entire block 80 water lots adjoining the
above Termsl0 per the time Of sale 20 delivery
Of Deeds, the Balance to remain on bond and mortgage
e26ol*
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40 GREEN TURTLE SOUP.-A very 6ne Green Tur-
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ie26-lt
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ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANICA.-Treatisesf from the
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90 IRISH EMl0RANT ASSOCiATION.-A jubilee
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THURSDAY EVENING, the l7th inst, at the Apollo "a
loo. No 4O Broadway Canal street at o'clock NJ
on business ofmportance. By order. , "a.
CHRISTOPHER c. RICE, President
IONS Krrr.r Secretary e2e2t
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n7~ PACKET SHIP GARRiCK FOR LlvERPOOi--
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steamboat Hercules At O'Clock tomorrow which time the
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places AZ ~ O'Clock ie24
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L>OURTH OF JULY -bOOTHs-Placcs will be assign
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around the Park Battery and Bowling Gteen BY apply NJ
No.5 City Hall, on WEDNESDAY, the 26h, THURSDAY,
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June, between the hours of and O'Clock r. NJ
Person. who occupied Booths last year viii have the prefer.
snce until Thursday, the 9th, at o'clock ?. VI.
BY order JAMES H. WARD First Marshal.
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