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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06
DEMOCRATIC AND STATE RIGHTS
MEETING.

At meeting Of the Democratic and State
Nsa'S party of Noxubce county, held in .Nacon
"a Saturday the Odd day Of March, Capt. GEO.
MASON was called 10 lie chair and ~. KocER
appointed Secretary.
N'er The Chairman had explained the object
" 'uc meeting, by the selection Of cand dates
W representatives, and for the various county
Offices.
a. W. Dabney then moved that the meeting
proceed 10 select, by ballot, two candidates for
representatives.
,Mal' Joseph Roger moved. that previous TO
''eVung Candidates, a committee OF three be ap.
rYMeu by the Chair 10 wait on the several De-
1890 :se Candidates, and know if they are willing
agae The decision Of the meeting. Major
T T hoger, DIR w. @. Poindexier, and W. B..
s.neF' Lsq. were appointed committee for that
r~pOse' Ailer retiring FOR few moments, the
sa.'iee returned and reported that all The can
ss .a'es would abide the decision Of the meeting
mp ~ Mr. FIRTH who would moi.
d., .Ae meeting then proceeded 10 ballot for can
r" e'' On the first ballot, the following gentle
M nv" we're selected as the candidates Of the De-
Io'a'c and State Rights party;
representatives, A G. HAYNES and G. W.
Sheriff, L. Gilbert.
IlFcnit Clerk, +. II. Dixon.
Cpuge OF Probates, Capt. Geo. Mason.
T'e'k Of Prohates, w. II. Culberson.
q ny collector, f. M. M'Gehee.
IN motion,
IN, s.'o,''d' Tba; the proceedings Of this meet
ppb = signed by the Chairman and Secretary and
I VI"s"eo N the "Colainbus Democrat" and
Nosubee Times"
r GEO. MASON. Ch'mn.
% AoeFR, Se'cy.
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New Turnpike Road.

TINHE Board Of Police fDr tie county Of Choc
l. taw, aulhoi2ed by net OF tie Legislature have
Resolved TO lei OFT d turnpike road through the Biz
Black swamp, on he great mad routc from jackson
via GrecnShoroueh, Pontooe 10 Bolivar, Tennessee
for the term OF twenty years Persons dcsirous of
contracting Cor and owning sil Turnpike road, will
please address tie undersigned at Gieensborourh
Choctaw county, said road will be much travelled
aud very profitable.
f. y. EDW ARDS, President
March 90, 1899 A7~s of Board Of Police.
TO- The Holly Springs Rrputlicn uN please
publish me aLnre three times and tO1card Their ac-
counts 10 The Board Of Po'ec Qf tAocfaw county for
payment Prs Fee SIS CO.
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April 9Th, ls3o--30- 3N+.
Spring Races,

VTNIIE Spring Races over the Mushuayile course
H. will commence on the fourth Monday in Nav
next, aud continue four days, free lor any horse,
mare or gelding complying with the rules Of the
Club.
FIRST Day.-Swccpstakcs fly dollars entrance
Second Day-three mites heats purse $3.50, $!J
entrance.
Third Day-wo miles heats, purse $3.50 $40
entrance.
Fourth Dayton the entrance money, colts three
years Old aud under.
SOLOMON EDWARDS, Sec.
Mushulavle, April 9Th 1890 Pr fec 3jj
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Notice.

IN pursuance OF certain Deeds Of Trust 10 me
II executed by William j. CIark, one bearing date
on tie twenty sixth day ri August, 1887, one dated
on the tenth day OF May, 1887, one dated the if
eenth day Of August, l95S, and one dated he nine
tenth day of February, 1889, 10 secure the pay
mept of certain debts, IN said deeds Of Trusts men
toned. on which Mckinney Hoderness and David
Lloyd are securities; will offer i0rsl,G At the Court
House door IN tie town Of Columbus, at public aUc-
ton, on Monday the tenth OF June next for cash,
the following property, TO Wit Lot number fifteen
Of fractional block numbcrone situate and beng in
that part of the town Of Columbus usually known
as new town. and bordering on the ryer also GER
tain lot or tract Of land purchased by Koddy Smith
and George Shatler Of Joseph Bryan, containing one
quarter of an acre, bounded as follows 10 WI be-
ginning al the most south west corner OF lot Bumter
seven OF section number seventeen Of township
number eighteen, OF range number eighteen west,
running on the line Of said tract, sixty eight links 10
a stake thence north, two hundred and seven links
10 a stake, thence west one hundred and seventy
four linss to stake on the Tomblgbee river thence
down the meanderings Of said river to The begin
ming And also the right, title and interest Of the
said William L. Clark in and 10 the following lots,
which is unexpred on lease Of ninety nine years, re-
movable forever SC. to Wit; Lots number nine and
ten in fractional square number twenty live, south
Of Main street, 10 the plan Of the town oil Column
bns. On tins last mentioned lot and those preceding,
il situated that very valuable Ware mouse on the
Tombigbee river, usually known as { ark's Ware
House. Also The unexpired lease Of an undivided
half Of the following part olat number one. in block
number two, in the pan Of the town Of Columbus,
aud fronting on the north side Of Main street 10 said
town, to wit: beginning at the sonth west cornerol
said lot and running thence, nearly east, with said
Main street twenty TIVE feet, thence nearly north
al right angles with said street eighty two and
half feet thence west 10 ST Johns street, ard thence
with said street to The beginning. This lot has on il
that valuable brick Store house now occupied BY
Mr.. Jos. Brickell, and adjoining The store house Of
VIM. NJ. Cozart. Also lots nine and ten in block
number two, containing one quarter Of an acre each,
more or less situate in that part of the town Of CO.
lumbus, usually known as New town. This lot has
on it well improved family residence.
WIN DOWSING, Trustee.
April I'd, 1559.--39-i0w [Pr. fe $35 SOL
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LoNNnL. Co. .l.I Ieh. lsl9.

LowYpls Co. els Feb 1880.
Judge ID w WpIGur,
Dear SIR planted last year one Of my fields
will seed corn which bad procured from yuu, and
although the season was uncommonly dry The
drought lasting between three and h,uT monhs, the
Geld Produced y, lees, ~ bushels % the acre. I
revcr raISed ouch corn that pfudlced from YOUR
seed. Most of the stalks had tw1 ears; have
measured some Of the ears, picked up without Sc
lection, aud many of ,!ym are from ten 10 eleven
inches in enrth, haNm@ Com iJurtern 10 twenty
two rows OF grain.
have no doubt dat N an ordinary season n
ht III planted with your seed corn, would produce
more by one I'M than il planted with tho common
corn. Yours with esteem,
u, W. RAGSDALE.
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Headache.

HR. T.. SP0HN, German physician Of mucit
~ note, having devoted his attention for sone
years u the cure and removal Of the causes o.
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE, has tic
satisfaction TO mike known, that he has a remedy
which by renewing the causes cures clleeinally aud
permanently this distressing complaint. Thee arc
many fmlcs who have considered Sick Headache
constitutional incurabe family complaint. Dr. "
assures them that they are mistaken, and aboriag
under distress which they might not only alleviate,
bit actually eradicate hy The USE Of bis remedy.
II ia the result of scientific research, AMI is en-.
tirely of different character from advertised patent
medicines aud is not unplcaentto Tie taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that Dr. Spohns
remedy Of this distressing complaint ia every day
day gaming ia certainly mater Of much asionsh.
mont. That so much suffering should have existed
for ages without any discovery Of an cGtctual pre-
vcnlive, or cure, IS truly subject Of much regret.
but Dr.. ). now assures the public that such rem
edy has been invented Us viii convince tic most
crcdaloug. The principles upon which il acts ore
simple aud PLAIN, II !. an admitted fact tlat iii,
complaint, whether called Sick Headache, or Ner-
vous Headache, arises primarily from the stomach
- those who think they have the Nervous Head.
ache may resi- assured that tbs organ the stomach
is Tie first cause that the system las become vita
t'l or dcbbialed, through llic stomach and tHnt On
~ through the same channel must they expect reg
toraton oi the natural and healthy functions Of the
system. This object, Dr. SpHns remedy il emf
nently calculated 10 attain The truth Of this po-
sitiou cannot be- contlovenod and the sooner suffer
er, with the headache become convinced OF il, lie
sooneT viii their suhcrngs end 10 restoration Of
health. DR.. Spohn pledges is professional repua-
ton on this fact The remedy may be rad Of
apothccadcs generally throughout the United
States. L. SPGlN, NJ. d.
uJ-For Sale by f a SMITH, Drpggisi, Main
Street, Columbus Mississippi
Jan. r. 1889. --27-tC
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Carriages for Sale.

A X. WOLFINGTON has on hand and Is slia
N, frcciying from Jennings, Robinson & Cas-
mandatory at the North handsome assortment cf
all kinds OF CARRl AG ELS, consisting in part Of
C1achccs, Charities, Bsnnehss ard liufgys, &c
&c which will be sell on Reasonable terms at his
Repository.
All Repairing done with ncatnrss and neapatcl q,
bis old stand on Market street Columbus
march Q, 1889 san
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Spring Races.

TEyIIE Jaclev Club Srrine Races, Over the HYDE
L Park Course, near Columbus. NJ wia come
Off me thiri Tuesday ia May telag the als Of the
moath.
Post Sweeps,aAe. mile heats, $500 p. OF 7, ior
year % cuts and lihrs Go name and elise % the
day previous the regular Jockcy Cub
Isl day. Jockey Cub Fursc, ; mite heats $500
ri T" DO do w
81 Do do Iuo
itA &C. do hest ; IN 200
SIR C,tscas Purs,. mile heats, 500
1t Is accessory io state, that the race course =
nov entirely under the cautrol aud mansg cement oi
the jockey Club, having been rendered TO them BY
the oousts. The club has TOR The accommodation
ot racers and others who eioad ihrs course selected
| Nj T. h. Sarkt CORNER President ct lht club 10
manage, aal have tvary thing prepared necessary
| CT the comfort and convenience ol rsccrs u VIII
be perceived the pulses for IT, Spring meeting aFe
small IN coascs uoacc Of expenditures necessary &c
make The course equal 10 any N the southern country.
Oar purses hr The Fl,i and all other meetings Tor
| the future, wli be much larger he above Purses
will be hung mp without discount, free Tor any horse
IN the umted States complying wdh the Fues OF
| this course
Nv order Of Jockey Club
| MARCH, ., isS9,-3f-td
0S- The Mobile Register, the Huntsville Advo-
cate, aud Nashville Union. ere requested 10 insert
| The ahovo To the amount If five dollars, and send
their bills to the Secretary OF Jockey Club Codm'
bus Mississippi, who will promptly pay TIC same
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Dentistry.

nR. SALTONSTALL, IS permanently ocst-
II c3 ia i.ss ,aAa s. Columbus, NlsT>s 9.",
aI cicfs Oh, services ia the vlrlogs branches ci r.s
GEo'essiUI. such G., ssTe.atns. p.ccgrg, inserting
l,eth yn Isoi o- pate, ,-am cae O. an entire Sct,
extracting, Sc A. Diseases incident % The tC5ih
and gems, heated ia ibc mos, scientific msuueT. Hc
las guIe O. considerable expense % prepare ana
quaa,S hlmsei Tor the practice Of bis profession,
aud las succeeded n perumrg operations wAore
other Dentists have iaaed altar repeated trails aaJ
has IN his PosSr>son sevEa, specimens ol teeth on
gold plate, winch he has taken ouJ by request and
substituted Others TO The entire satisfaction OF lhe
person--i ON lbs superior mode OF operating, using
every prccauton 10 obya.e psin, and cxcayaung
Tie cavities OF teeth wien 20 lie plugged with iu-
sirumeniS OF his own invention and manufacture
aud having very extensive assortment Of superior
materials, lie ltels confident that al ia,vagent prh-
NC wli not give to tnennt empyrcs any enoo1Iage-
ment. He takes pleasure in referring 10 the ioJoN-
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37,sl4 PrIes amounting 10 gl40. o64
Packages Of IS whole Tickets for SIS, must
draw ss6, and may draw the fouryCapiials, which
are SQU5G0.
Certificate Of Packages S44.4G
Packages q Halves and Quarters in proportion.
to- TICKETS $500, Halves 81 so, Quarters
75cts. for sale at the agents Office, two doors te
low Blsir's Hotel, on Main street
G. WARREN, Agent.
ms'ch 80 sstfl Columbus. MI
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Notice.

Is hereby given that at a meeting Of lie Board
4 of Trustees OF Franklin Academy, held on SAT-
urday last, NJ. NJ Brigham, Esq. was duly elected
Treasurer Of SAID Boafj,--And Il wasordtred that
notice 81! the s,ne be given IN the newspapers Of
Columbus JOHN HUDDLESTON,
President OF the Buerd.
Columbus, March Is. 9.--3S-3w.
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Candies.
NIurI'cli-s
Specie Payments.

COMMERCIAL BAsR OF CoLuMBus, Nj.
Columbus, Dee ~ 1888
ID ESOLVED, That this Institution will com
N mcnce gradual resumption Of its notes in epc
Gle. as lopows:
So aaaes on tie lst day Of January, 1889.
$40 do do February 1889:
$40 do do March, 1880
$50 notes and larger on the LIST Of April, 1899
Extract frum the minutes.
BY order ol,ihe Board.
CHAS. II. ALERT
Dcc.i5 % I'd Cashier.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06
Law Notice

DANL. JONES, having resumed the prac
- lice Of law, xilI attend tho Circuit Court Of
Yazoo. and the adjacent counties; the Chancery
Supretne and Federal Courts NJ Jackson. Office al
his residence Yazoo county, ten miles South Of BEN
ion, on the Clinton road Address Benton, Yazoo
CITY. Miss
Nav 26th. 1888, --is-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06

OuTRAGEous,-On Wednesday night last
about 9 o'clock, as a poor old woman, named
Mary jerks, and who makes living by trading
clothes, was passing along Broad street, between
auth and Shipper streets, she was met by three
men, who after some little squabblin., actually
stripped her, and obliged her to put on, in Their
presence, apair Of trowsers which she was car.
Yng home upon her arm After this outrage
they each gave her kick, and thus oddly ac.
coured, babe her proceed on her way
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06
Notice.

"ANING purchased Of Mr.. +. b. Randie, The
Il L right ct Waterman \ LVarncd'S tabor saving
Brick Machine, now offer to dispose Of Individual
or county rights 10 Sult purchasers.
This machine has been importation the past sea-
son, a sufficient time 10 test It's utility as It respects
ITS durability, and the saving of labor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
an Others now in use consists in the simplicity and
strength of its structure having No complication Of
machinery that IS liable to get out OF repair, aud the
rapidly It icmpcrs tie clay aud mouds the buck,
making from GO to So per minute with the aia o.
two horses, four men, and sufficient number Of
BOYS to bear oil the brick.
Those wishing for cheap and tNPeGiuouS meth
cd for manufacturing brick would DO well 10 avat
themselves of this opportunity.
All communications addressed to the subscriber
will meet with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH
Columbus Mi, April 9Th, lsJ9.-S9-tC
n. b. Gentlemen wishing TO purchase county or
town rights can be accommodated by applying at
the Office OF the Columbus Democrat where they
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above men.
toned patent.
1.-The Nississippau, Jackson, and the RcpubH-
can, Holly Springs, will please give the above six
Insertions and forward bits to me J. +. =
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Estrnys.

Era TAKEN up on tho Jtb IF March,
UA->,~ 1882 by J.. ~ Fields, twelve miles
EA..A north Of Columbus, dark iron gray
81 NT horse, and a dark dun co!ofcd horse
ss.4Ask~Hs1 mule, The gray horse is five years
Old, Gflccn hands high, low in flesh M brands OK
ccpt his right bind hook large and still. Appraised
at S25. The mule judged to be thee sears old
and valued 10 S7j, (Pr. fee So 0Ol
Taken up on the second day Of February, 1899,
by Samuel l.. Wlord, five miles east Of Colum.
bus, white aud rcd cow marked with crop and
swallow fork in the night and crop in the Iclt. No
brands. Appraised 10 eiah do!lap
JOHN FLETCllAIL, Ranges.
MorcI %, 1882 fPr tc 81 90
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Ton Thnilsnnd Dollars.

GOLD at 9 Warren. lucky Office the following
- prizes IN Class number 50, one prize Of $1,000
one $500, one OF $3.50, and three 500. r. w
Cook. at this place was The fortunate holder OF the
$4,000 prIzc.
DRAWN NUMBERS or CLASS NO. 80.
60 81 Is 81 II 60 80 C5 II 10 q 3s
&. WARREN
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For Sale.

g. Pleasant residence in the North part
fEsHe[N Of the City. For further particulars en-
lI.s:HEss quire Of the Editor of tie Southern Ar
1agsa& gus. April 9th, 1939-39-2w.
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Planes! Planes !

WE have received the best assortment Of Planes
w ever brought TO Columbus, consisting Of al.
most every kind 10 use, manufactured by Kennedy
s W hite, New York and warranted of the best
quality. FRANKLIN q BROTHER
March 80, 1886 -Sstl
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State of Mississippi, Winston CRY

ffaNc Sfnl
David Monroe g. J. Christian,
NOTICES hereby given that the aDoyc attach.
IN mcnt was issued at tie suit Of The said pam
ufI against the said defendant as an abscoDd0g
debtor for the sum aforesaid, aud has been returned
to this office duly executed, and is now pending and
undetermined IN the circuit court Of Winston coun-
iy, State Of Mississippi; and that unless the said
defendant shall appear 81 or bclore the 4th monday
after the 4 monday ofApf 1889 being the lst day Of
lhe circuit court for the county aloresadglYe special
bail ard plead, judgment viii be entered galnst him,
and the properly attached will be sod to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands
Witness the cI,r,t Of the SAID Circuit Court the
18th day d! march, 1880
JAMES PIIAGAN, Clerk
3SI Pr Zee ~ 80
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Look Earmers ! u

4 HAVE in store quantity of CORN raised on
1 the Plantation of Hon. u. W. WRIGHr, superior
to any ever grownin the county, and which has beer
selected with great care, Call and examine.
A, rllACliFR,
Columbus MARCH 81, 1889 57H3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06

GCHO0L B0OKS--A new supply oi. 0lncy's
~ Geo; and A,lns, Chemistry l,r beginners
Comdocks chemistry; ConNtocks Botany;
Smley's Arithmetic, &c5 Received by
March 20 PFISTER s. GOODWIN
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Notice.

A IsIkpcrsnns arc hereby iorewarned mol ~ trade
IN MA mole made hy John T.. Simmons q James
Krkwood, payable 10 Rlrhan' Lloyd, for one lhoa-
sand dollars, PAYABLE N January, 1883 The CONT
dpralion Tor wlHch said note was gwen having en-,
trcly failed, we are determined not 10 pay the samo
unless compelled by law,
t0pN + SIMMONS.
JAMES ktRkWOOD.
Alfalfa county, Marcel, /. 1889 Sbml Fee SbI
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To Planters and Menehants.

EREIGHT. such as sack. salt baggng and rope
II &c. &c. will be stored in the Warehouse at
the Landing, at the rate of twenty FIVE cents per
barrel, from this time until tie LIST Of October next
A. THATCHER.
Columbus April 2. 1s39.--39-4w
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New Law Book.

A PRACTICAL Treatise on the Law Of SLAVE.
N RY beng compilation 81 all The decisions
made on that sublect IN tic several courts OF HE IT,
States, and state courts BY Jacob D. Hheelcr E,q
The above are left for sale at. PfIsrEp s. Coop
WINS. Columbus, march % BY
n b Price 50 80 in Alabama or specie paying
Bank notes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06

TUST received Is bbls. superior sweet OHIO
- Flour, and ten sacks best RIO Coffee, for sale
cheap Cor cash. Also a large quanttyof Tennessee
Bacon, and Is DDS. Of very white lard.
A. L. CAMPBELL.
Columbus, March S0,h, Is3e-ss-tt
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Grand Lodgc Lottery

[Aulhorlzcd BY an Act af the Legisiaturc.l
CLASS NO IS, FOR 1889.
To be drawn at NATCHEZ, Mississippi
on, April 9, 1853, at O'Clock ?. NJ.
rs .NuaJsrs--l2 DrduR Bal DTS
G. J, SGLpoa, Manager.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-06

-Tas border d.ai,uiaes,a as thought
W. ,s.,as!y adjusted. From an article "a
SD 49,, from he Washington Globe 1t wi
p ~, he Liyu.enan, Governor Of New
.''''- LAD sigui6ed his willingness to ABIDE
...or The "Memonndam" agreed upon
"a. s,ee,ary Of State and the British
''.'''s Washington, Mr. Fox. If Mare acts
va. r,sae, forbearsnce, as we cannot doab'
81 he hostile feeling and preparations i0F
:, = vi soon pass away
MCuuovN's SrrEcH.-We have been Ia
>, IN. Honorable John c. Calhoun with a
'S'- a., cony Of his speech, delivered IN the
'''f- ,be United States on the 22d of Feb
S.-I ,.., on the bill to proven, the interference
i.''' r.5eral officers in elections. We have
" 50 -. from The perusal Of it, and can say
y, ,,o,b that We have never read any speech
' ~ , rrt pleasure. Mt Calhoun speaks but
VA, On ne bin before the Senate and merely
'' !. 5scjsiye objections 10 il. lie then en-
'''' ION philosophical dlsquisiiion into the
W. "a ,enels Of the Hamilton and Jefferson
t.,of Doli,icians. HIS views upon the sub
80 49,. striking and orignal--eyincing master
,,,,,;,ous and comprehensive. We shall
ma ,1.h bis mart Of the speech as soon as we can
6nd room for II