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Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
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/ ealcgrr.nr} That fa- sixresu... ...,.- a /.
ar,r.e o. ihe Constitution O., lee s..--
I pi be so changed ALTERED and alerI.'. Es,s
7 follows: ~ q, =
Section l6h. A ssp-ra,. .sr,-
/ chancery shall te es,sb..'t4. WA =. e..
I q OIL matters If elutv. 5Proy-ie4 : .H5t--
/ legislature nay also give % 10 ,,.--'s'''
each county equity jurisdiction. A 80 -rs
/ be excited by lie qualified. .,cis.g . - e q
State, and shall be a Iessl 4 ,,y tes~ = p.
| time OF his e,lcioa" ''0'> o--
Sec :: be tIr.her enacted, Ta.t5
| duty OF the Secretary ef Stale If t~-'.'
/ preceding Tie general election r. ~ A
/ give notice. by advertisement IN ,i....
The newspapers printed l this state or,t'
| the amendment proposed tIeraLy j, - &c
| constitution OF tie Stale. And. 3ttts W.
the qU;HGed electors o. tie state. vr,,..-
/ hcrS oi the legislature, shall asa ya,, *
said amendment, N manner lolywn, !, ~ ae--s
els OF these voting for san ane,5,,s.' 80 te III
written or printed the word "anepjr,a,,' ga '1a- ,
the tickets uf those voting ara.nt Nh an q
shall be written or printed lie word, a-,.9n'ntt
ment" '' 10 amend
Sec. 8. BE / further enacted, Tlr II.
| ol the different counties sta,l make ,.,.-' Asi,a
votes taken for or against SAID omerir,,.' o. "a.
| o Tie Whole numbered vote, given r, .N, aal dio
| the legislature, 10 tie Secretary 81 S.,,. ,,1'tna g
same manner ana under ,he som. -H,s "A .-s@ ~ s@
tons as are prescribed 5y sw 10 p. o,e, =, .ysai
OF members OF Congress. Aua ID shah hs 40
OF tie Secretary OF State 10 ,sy OH lie r..-o.' ''
made, before the next succeeding a7 No.. 2
# It shall appear that a majority O.. ire ee,l.4
electors voting for members Of lie icr s,,rs
have voted for said amendments, lhen tfe s,....
contained in the fist section OF his act sl,g !,
serted, by said Legislature, as a part Of The eo..
tuition of this Stale. 'u'
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, Thai re .n1
OF public accounts shall issue warrant on liz ~.
| sury in favor Of any printer or publisher AZ ~
paper employed in pursuance OF the second ,st,.,
OF this act, on the certificate Of the Secre,,r 7,
State, that tie account Of such printer or ptB.s..
| is correct.
Sec. 5. And be il further enacted, That m, a.,
shall take effect and be IN force from and sfe, I,
| passage. JOHN ". KING,
Speaker Of the House Of Represep,aiy.,
! A. l.. BlNGAMAN.
President of The Senas
Approved February 10, 1899.
A. G. McNuTT.
DEPARTMENT or SrlrF, }
Jackson, Nj. .Nay +, 1889
| certify lie above 10 be true copy o. the of,
inal now on file. in the Secretary's office.
BARRYW. BENSON, See, Of SIht.
April 80 43-6m
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Coroner's Sale.
Henry Bell
"a g ia-

Henry Bel
"a f. ia.
David Myers, Wm. A. VereIl and Peter "''D'
DY virtue OF the above writ of E, la 70 me- me-, =,
- recied, BY the CLERK Of the Circuit ept.' -
Lowndes county, shall expose at pubic !, y :,
the ware house of Garner & CO., atWesi ~ ~ s ,,s
Monday the 18th day Of November, 1879 q, a. -. ~
right title. claim and interest, thatv Davia 49,
has in and 10 one hundred bales Of coiton. .,,s.
upon as the properly Of defendant Myers ,er s,ta
fy the above execution ard all cost. SAFE VIM
the hours prescribed bylaw
ALFRED THATCHER, Coroasf''
By W. 4 EsTEs, d. {.
Nov. Ssh. iSS9.-1S 2T. p ht - ~
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Take Notiee.--S2O Reward.

ANAWAi from the subscriber near Fulsom.
~ ~ OktIblwha county on the night of the lth
inst, negro woman by The name ol Rose, twenty
leni OF live years old, dark complicated, or rather
black stout and heavy set 10 scars, except on her
neck on the right side just under the ear small not
HAD on when len course cotton coat, and draw
Ing cham locked around her neck ! will give the
above reward on the delivery Of her,
nANIn NJ COOK
August H. 1880 --Gw-tC
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Macon Races.


FHWE. hSt meeting e The Macon At.ss,ippi
Il Jechs Cub Faees Wi take place on Turslay
lhe s6ih Of Nsvembsr AMI enutnue Eve DAYS a,
Ellows:
First Day.-Mae heals, best lwo IN three. puf.,
kl50, entrance $40.
Second day.-rwo mie heats, purse S20O en-.
trance $40.
Third dsy.--rhreo mie heats, purse $500 En-.
trance Sl5.
Foartheay--Foar mile heats, purse $500, en-.
trance sac
Flilh day.--Aie heats, best three in Eve f,r ihe
entrance money Of tie previous days running.
As Tie proprietor has spared nn pains o. expense
iE establishing hs eoursc, and the purses bring res
peeiabe, he hopes there wl b. q respectable siten.
dance; he viii be prepared 10 furnish gol stables
aud lifiet gfats, aaI al kinds Of gam reasonable
pGees.
JAS. c. AWTRY, Proprietor.
Oct 26-i6lc
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
MOrrts NIuIticauIis.

$500. THE subscriber has now growing near
x5fajk& Jaskson. Miss. fine lot of the above
eHY1Sk valuable TREE, and will have in the lall
-awsn-. or next spring, several thousand for sale.
lie knows them TO be genuine, ns he bought them
when il full foliage. Warranted genuine or no sale,
Address j. LEWIS, (PoStolIiee) Jackson, Mss.
N u. frees or cuttings neatly packed, 10 he scnl
to any part Of the country J. LEWIS.
Jackson, June !, $50 A7,f
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Eagle Hotel, Aberdeen, Mi.
&

VENliE subscriber would respectfully m.otm lus
a. friends, and the travelling public, that he sul
occupies the well known pubEe house on the cornt
of Commerce and Chesnut streets, formerly Kept hy
John O'Bracken TO which he has made extensive
improvements, which viii render his house as com.
iorabIe as any other in North Mississippi His sa.
bic is largeaEd convenient. lie hopes by uuremIl-
ting attention to the case aud comfort OF travellers,
% merit liberal share OF public patronage.
NICHOLAS REEDY,
fberdeen, M, Oct Is, 1880 l5tr
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16

.I.V.ICTh c:t ne C-narei7l Rul-yg1t a1t
Baalay Company of Tiek,burg 10 pr5'eerts
more ff,ciuallg thar rork Of Iaiaua. la-
gr5rma,t mad for ether purpose.
WrHEBEAS- lie encouragement ofiate-us- .n
w prlvlmeut Jctuei, b. .he rF- aioles
subject of Tire highest Importance and deepest ~
teresi 10 ,he people Of Allsssfppi anf whereas,
the president directors and company, Of ue COM
merca railroad hank of Fck5burg, have manifest
"a tie most ardent zeal and uuirug industry N ne
pros cui0n of Gse Ecksburg and jackson TaH-Toad,
% time when 90 the resources ollhe country seem
al necessary 90 protect the credit AMI character oi
banking department; and whereas, the egs-aiufe
are sensible OF tie vast importance al speedily COM
p'eung the said road without lmpaIrng tie uselui-
ness OF the bank:
Section I. Be II enacted BIZ ihe Legislature Of the
State "a Nsssspp., That in order 10 facilitate lie
SAID improvement, without depuyng The people oi
The benefits Of tie bank, lial two hundred bonds,
Of FIVE thousand dollars EACH payable twenty years
after date TO te order OF the president, directors,
and company, OF the Commercial and rail road bank
Of Vicssburg hearing interest at tie rate oI sIx
per cent per annum, shall be signed by the governor
Of ihc state, couutengned by the state treasurer,
and uud.r seal of The STATE and The la.th OF The
state be-. ard the same hereby, pitdged Tor the
Dunciu1, PAYMENT of the principal aud interest ol
said bonds said bond 10 be- in The following words,
TO wit:
Know al men by these presents that the state Of
Mississippi acknowledges herself 10 be indebted to
The president, directors, and company, ol the Com
mcrt1l and rail road bank Of Ncksburg, 10 the sum
of FIVE thousand dollars, current mon7y Of The tn-
ted States, which sum the said state Of Mississippi
promises Ia pay the order Of the president, dHec-
tors and company, Of tie Commercial and railroad
bank of VcksbuJg twenty years aller date hereof
with interest az he rate of SIS per ccnt per anuum
from tie date Of the endorsement payable sem-au-
nuaiy AT the pace mentioned in the endorsement
hereto. In nw'ncss whereof tie governor Of the
state Of Mississippi has sigued and the treasurer OF
the state has countersigucd these presents, and
caused the seal of the stale TO be affixed thereto, at
Jackson this day oil IN the
year of our Lord
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Pay up! Pay up!

A Ii. persons knowing themselves indebted
~ to the subscubohaTe earnestly requested 10
pay w, otherwise he shall be under the disapea-
b necessity ofenorcing payment.
cFcb. 5, 1883. Soi 7, SMIrN.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16

BANK or THE ToNBlGBy r. r. ca,
Coiitnbgs, .Hiss, Sept. 81, 1880
A 9 meeting Of the Board Of Directors, held this
IN day, il was
RESOLVED, That this institution will resume he
payment OF Specie, on the SRI dav Of October Tcvt
by order OF The Board
CHAS. WALSH, Cashier,
Sspt %, tss9,--l2-ic
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Valuable Cotton Lands for Sale

IN thc Counties Of Marshall, DesOto, Lqfqrne and
Pamela, .tils.
The undersigned wall ciIcr for sale 70 the highest
bidder, commencing on the second Monday in No
vembcr next, in The iown Of Holly Springs MisSls.
sipp the following described Lands, which will he
sold without reserve, % close partnership concern
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
BAyK OF THE ToMBIGBy X. II. 70
Columbus Miss Oct. %. lS3s.

4 L called meeting Of the Board ol Dtec'o'I |, s''S
"A held tbis dav. il was unanimously Resolves
That in consequences of the intelligence Q ,,os sos
suspension Of specie payments BY 50 large po'uo',
Of the banks at the north, this Bank wild aiso ~
pend specie payments for the present. ,,r.
Resolved, That this Bank viii resume spe'T P''
ments when the banks generally resume, .,.
Resolved, That the Cashier have Tie ABOVE ~
Iutions published
CHAs. WALSH, Cashier
ISf
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Dissolution.

HNllE co-partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of BRowS & RAMSEY, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All persons indebted
70 the firm will please make payment 10 John G.
Ramsey, who Is alone authorized to receive M dues
aud dlsburse all liabilities Of the concern.
TH0S. W. BROWN,
April 26 ls39-42G JNO. c. RAMSEY.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Millinery ana Dress Making

AIRS. BINGHAM, from Huntsville, Ala. re-
WI specuully informs the ladies' Of Columbus and
rs vicinity that She has recently commenced the
above business at her residence on the corner OF st.
Geneyieye and Fayete streets. She will make, on
the shortest notice, straw, silk, and fancy bonnes Of
the latest .aehions dresses made in the neatest
manner and ailer the most approved style.
June ), 1889 ASlf
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Pennlanship.

CHARLES QUlN proposes 10 instruct r',ss
y OF young gentlemen in this art a, his room
washington Had and ladies' at their residences
commencing on Monday the lljh INST.
NOV. Q IsWl
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
State Of Mississippi Lowndcs Ct'y'

Probate Cour!, October Tenn, A. D lSss
YENO all persons Interested in the lands is@-
4 mens and heredijgmens Of the estate d JoNf
J. Lewis deceased, late OF the county ard SaH
aforesaid you are hereby cited to appear before NJ
Probate Court Of Lowndes county Aforesaid at h'
court ouse thereof, on the first Monday Of Deem
Der, 1889, then and there to shcw cause i any !M
can why the following lands the properly Of W
estate Of said decd. 10 wit: The west halioi ut
south west quarter ofseciion number nine The Wes'
half the north west quarter Of section nine' y"
east half Of the north east quarter OF section esl'
and the east half of the south east quarter o see'n
eight, alin township twenty, oI range seVet'ssp
west shonld not be sold TO pay the debts ol 'he Wv
tate OF said John J. Lewis decd
Witness, Thomas Sampson, Esq, Judge o. IT,,
bates Court for Lowndes county, the hTS.' -n''u''
IN October, 1889.
Attest Z. %. HADENi Ce'"
BY WV P. FULLER, Opt. Clerk. - ~,
I4-jw Printers fee 50 Vol
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16

A GREEABLN to an order of the Irobates Court
IN OF Lowndes county Miss we wi! sell /, tie
highest bidder on Saturday The 3Dh day Of Nov.
next, all the town lots id the town of ColAbus, E-
ing and beng on the 10th section with the improve
menls thereon bclonsng % the estate Of Nm l..
Moore decd consisting Of four lots, two OF winch IS
fronting Main street, and two fronting Military st.
north OF Main street. lots number 5, ~ and :, in
square number one, and lots number enc, two, four,
nne aud ten, IN square number ten, including the
family residence where the said deed. lived the lots
IN square one will be laid OIL in suitable building
lots, So ns to include The buildings now on the same
Tbs whole will be sold on a ctedis otsix, twelve and
eighteen monlhs--the purchaser giving bond ana
Two approved securities.
JN0 HUDDLESToN. Admir-
CHARITY A, MOORE, Adm'rx
Oct. a6h, 1889. -l6-tjs.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
state of Mississippi. Lowndes ct

Probate Court, October Term, 1899.
TO anpersons interested in the real estate Of he
Il heir0 Of Jehn Oliver, decd, late Of The county
and State aforesaid, you are hereby cited to a1afa
before the Probate Court Of SAID Couuly o' lawHss
at the court house thereof on the fist Monday
December 1889, then and there to shew cause
any you can why The following snds, the propc
oil the heirs Of said John Oliver, deed, to vii: SEC
ton twenty eight, all OF section twenty seven, ty.
cepteigh,y acres on the eastern boundary of sad
section the east bali Of section nu Der twenty Dlnt
and the east hoI he north east quarter of section
number thirty two, all in township number nlneteen,
north of raEge number seventeen east, should not t(
sold agrceaby to the prayer of The petition Of saN
heirs, and further to do and suffer such things
sla he considered Of and ordered ly said court =
| the premises
! Witness, Thomas Sampson, Esq. Judge Of lhs
| Probate Court o. said county Of lowndes OF tlH
court house Aforesaid, the first Monday IN ocioisF
A. ID. 1882
| T. ID. HADEN, Cictk
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Law Notice

nANL. JONES, having resumed the pIac
~ tee of law, wilI attend the Circuit Court Of
Yazoo. and the adjacent counties; the Chansery
Supreme and Federal Courts al Jackson. Oisce at
his residence Yazoo county, ten miles South OF Ben
ton. on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CITY. Miss,
Nav 2Gth, ls3s,-i6-H
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
10 THE rrt1lIc


The rights Of Editors and publishers of napors
nave been too long neglected. Justice will never
bc done unless they themselves assert their rights g.
enforce thc most rIld rules, which in tho end will
DC found alike Salutury to the public and beneficial
to those engaged in The press, Publishers Of papers
have been 20 long imposed upon by the community
at large that thty are considered to some extent q
degrodeu elass OF beings, when in fact there is 10
Voce'nh y lie 50 honorable, deserving Of SO high
consideration, productive Of so much r5od Or class
thal cXerts 80 powerful an influence Il Is known
70 he proverbal for tie debtors to newspaper pub
Ishets to consider their demands as the Inst to be
pad~~dchs to which there Is attached no moral OBJ
lgahon, and which they can refuse to nav with us.
ice anu honor hence il is incumbent upon ;hc con.
dnelors OF The press 10 assert their own fights. and
resolve seyeraly and oiniy to brng nil patrons nI
newspapers uuder The same obligations that attach
70 o'her contracts, or always remain in poverty and
want WIN thousands due them from the most sol
vent men IN the country
We call upon all editors and publisher, ofnaners
who approve Of tho following rules, to endorse
'hein ny thelr signatures place them at the head
OF their papers, and strictly adhere 10 them.
!, NosubSeHpton received wllhou, payment in
adeaaee,
months.
81, Advance payment will be required from al
transien, advertisers.
Ith 10 announce no man Cor any Office either
State q County, without The adraaee payment Of
ten dollars.
9th Political circulars charged as advertisements
| and payment required Ia aaganee,
n'l' Ah advertisements OF personal alteration
will be charged double, and payment required in adj
vance.
IN Election tickets will not be printed without
nluer, uor ue'Refed Y any person without payment
slh Allsubscribers, without respect to pcrsors,
Wao afe dehnquens, on the FIRST OF October, will hc
SfcMA rom cur list and their accounts put in suit
The above rules, we the undersigned, pcd,,e our.
selves 20 abide hY
JAMES A. STEVENS.
Elher Of the Yazoo Whjg.
5. II. y. BLACK,
Editor Of The Na.chez Courier
BESANCON 4 HALLIDAY,
fNhlishers q the Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES HAGAN,
Editor aud Proprietor OF The Ncksbo~r Sentinel
W NJ SMYTH
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS.
Pfopieior Of the Southern Argus.
THOMAS BROWN,
Edtor q the Rodney Telegraph
]. II. DUFFIELD,
Editor ol lte Grand Gulf Wing.
/ NM, B. TEBO,
Edhor Of the Fayeue Advertiser
a. Il. & 5. T.. CoRWtNE.
Editors and prap.ietoya OF the Yaxoo Banner.
ARCH S. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson CorreSpondeni.
&. A, F0 IS0M,
Editor Of the Southern Sentinel
WoRTHlNGToN & CHAPMAN
Editors and Proprelors ot the Columbus Deniocra,
June 1889.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16

Treasurer.
See .. AMI he it further enacted, That the said
bonds may be tranltIabe by lhe endorsement Of the
president and cashier Of SAID bank 10 the order Of
any person or persons whomSocYcr or to the bear
or and the said endorsement shall fix the place
where hc said principal aud interest shall be pad;
and all the expenses incurred therein shall be de-
Iravcd hy the sad bank.
See. s. And be- it further enacted, That both
the Drincca and interest OF said bonds shall be paid
by said bank at the time they shall seyera.ly fall
due.
Sec. 4. And be it iar;hsr enacted, That to secure
the payment of the principal and interest OF the saId
bonds, [wheu either or both shall fall due by the
said bank the execution and delivery of said bonds
to the said president, directors, and company Of the
Commercial and rail road bank Of Vicksbulg, shah
have the force aud effect Of mortgage upon the
SAID Nick-bur1 and Jackson railroad 10 the state OF
Mississippi which may be iorccosed by The state,
upon any failure Of the said president, directors,
and company 10 pay either the interest the prln-
cipal of said bonds, according TO Tie tenor and eff
| feet and the endoraement thereon.
! Sec. ). And be it further enacted, That the sec
tion Of this act whereby 'he faith Of this stale IS
/ pledged Tor the payment and redemption OF the lean
contemplated by this act be referred to the next leg
islaturc Of this state in pursuance of the nlnthsec
ton OF the seventh article Of the constitution; and
that this article be published under the direction o.
the governor, IN at least three newspapers, PUBLISH
cd in this state, for three months previous 10 the
next general election and that this act together
with the yeas and nays thereon, be entered on tho
journals OF .hc senate and house OF representatives
See 6. Aud be it further enacted, That The eX
pensc oI newspaper advertisement, mentioned il
this act shall he paid BY the said rail road company
See 7. And he II llriher enacted, That th
powers, rights, and privileges conferred by this act
and the act Incorporating the Commercial and raj
road bank OF Vcksburg aud the several acts supple
mcnmry or amcudatory thereto, shall be in full lorc
and continue untl the year one thousand ejgh. hun
lred aud eighty; after which time The said rairoa,
shall become and be the property of the state.
JOHN W. KING,
Speaker Of the Mouse Of Representatives.
A. l.. BINGAMAN,
President Of the Senate.
Approved, February Is, 1889.
A, 6. McNUTT.
August %, lss9-s-9m,
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
state of Mississippi. Lowndcs CITY

WHEREAS Il is the opinion Of the undersisn.
w cd. presiding Judge ol the sixth judicial DIS
fict for said State that Ia consequence ef ialure
OF The regular term Of the Circuit Court Of said
county, that special term Of said circuit court
should be held. Ii is therefore, hereby ordered by
the undersigned thai special term If the circuit
g court lcr the said county of Lownles be holden al
the court house Of said county on the third Monday
ofDecemher 1889; and that the same continue un-
I'll oil the business Of said court Shall be disposed Of
and determined
10 testimony whereof have herennto set my
hand and affixed my seal The end day Of Nov en-
ber, A. ID. 1889.
HENDLEY S. BENNETT, IL. 81
Judge Of the 9th judicial District
The State of Mississippi,
Lowndss County, s. ).
+ OVID T. BROWN. Clerk Of the Cncut
Court Of Lowndes county, aforesaid, do hereby GER
tifv That the above Is true copy ofihe original or
der. as rrt4sed IA the minutes oi our said court
Given under nay hand and seal OF Office, this Sc
ccnd day Of November. A. D. 1882.
- OVID p. BROWN, Clerk.
BY j. d. MosFeoMERYs Opt Clcrls.
16-4w.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Wanted.

A NEGRO woman, who is a good cook, also a
"A Negro eIlow, for which good price will be
paid N Real Estate or Aberdeen money. Inquire
al ;he Democrat office. [l7fl june /, 1859.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
State of NTississinpi.,Lowndes CT,

Probate Court October Term, 1889
VENO all persons interested in The real estate d
IL Hardy Smith, Decd, late Of Lowrd,s county
you are hereby cited to appear before the JrdreG
our Probate Court for SAID county aforesaid, at lie
court house thereof on the FIST Monday OF Dectm.
ber next, and show cause if any you can Wby tie
following lands, 10 viii Tie cast hall If he ayd
east quarter Of section twelve, township irccH
range sixteen east, containing ~ 5l-la0 strs
should not be sold TO pay the debts Of ad sca,
agreeaby 10 the prayer Of the petition Of guu0 j.
lrby administrator OF the estate Of said decd. AID
further 10 do and suffer such things os staul Be
considered Of and ordered By said court IN bc atG.
ises
Witness, Thomas Sampson ESQ. Ialge Of IN
Piobates Court OF said county OF Lown}eS, at d
court house aforesaid, on tie first Monday il 0rlO
Der A. ID. 1885,
Attest, X. ID. HADEN, Cieih
BY WM. p. PuLLGR, Opt Clerk,
1I-5w. Pr, fee 80 Go.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
c. q. Olnlsted.

rLATE OF FRANKLIN, 1ENSEssLE,l
UIlIT practice Law in Lowuds and the
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite the
Post Office.
Columbus. Mis-. Oct. 9th. 1855. l4-u
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
Indians Panacea.

EUST received new supply Of this invaluable
~ medecne--For sale by A SMITH
August 81, lS39-S-tt
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16

90 OO0 LBS. DRY HIDES WANTED.
ZO,OOO For which the highest price Win
be pad by A. II. .N0LFINGTON.
aarch 9, 1889 Ssu
4 FRESH supply OF Medicines, Ptrinme,y and
IA Soaps, (both for washing and shavincI verv
suP@or article. just received tya Barge and fir
sale Sy EA SMrTu
August 81, lsS9--s-tr
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16

4 BOOTH, RESIDENT DEsTIsT, has removed "a
- the office lately occupied by ). A. SaIlonstaN
one door east Of the Bookstore.
July y, 1882 S0tf
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16
VIM. 3. DamerOn.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
-6ESI o. THE NissISssFPl UNION BsSK.
.No. 5j Commerce street,
Jam. IH-1,f Mobile.

Kicker. Hadley. Davis. L 60.
COMMISSION MEHCHANIs,
AGENTS .uissisipEi UEioH BGHk,
No. 56, Camp-Sreet
NEW ORLEASS.
Dee .2 1858 2jiF
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-16

StarkviIc, November Isl, 1889:
Printers fee $50 GO
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-07

Meetings to commence at o'clock P. NJ as will
best accommodate.
The friends of the in the above named places will
have the goodness make all necessary arrangements for
the meetings. The North STAR and Caedonian, will
please copy the above.