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ANDERSON
The following lines were written on returning
from the funeral Of Col, Nathan Lester

The following lines were written on returning
N the funeral Of Col. Nathan Lester,
nv Mas. c. y. HOWARD.
And must strike my Tyre again
~ soon, and with such mourniul tone
Death tyrant-llkc, selects his prey,
And takes the modest for his own.
So lately full Of FIRE and life,
Conscious Of sense and talent high;
The centre Ola thousands love
Now cod in death doth LISTER he
That active form will move no more,
Pallid and chill that lofty brow,
The speaking eye-.the laughing lip
Like monumental marble now.
Oh 1 distant mother, when TO thee
The tdngs Of to-day are borne,
That lie is gone, who was thy hope
That thou Thy child, Thy pride, must mourn.
When thy first gush of tears is DER,
And Thy first burst Of anguish SPENT
Remember, He who gave, has Zen
And that the blessing WAS but lent.
Though far from thee his last sigh passed
Yet not 'mid strangers died thy son
But 'crced round with sorlowing friends,
VINO mourned to see his journey done.
Oh! many hearts Tor thee have bled,
And many voices spoke Of thee;
And many eyes for thee have went,
That thou may'st never hear or see
Until that dread, yet blessed day,
W hen sounds the Judgment trump on high /;
And friends of friends, rejoicing rise,
To know each other N The sky.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue of Sundry writs OF f. IA. issaed vg
ID the clerk of the circuit court Of Lowales cou..
ty, and to me directed, viii sell oi cash at the
court house door, in Columbus, on Monday Ae iGl
day of September, tie following property, 10 wit,
Lots numbered one, FIVE, seven and eight, c0mpos.
ing the south east fractional section, number our,
in township numbered nineteen, north OF range
numbered seventeen east, containing one hundred
and seventy two 10 100 acres. Also os Rumbclel
four and six, composing The fractional south west
quarter OF section number nineteen north Of I0us
numbered seventeen east containing one lundy.l
and 25-one hundreths acres; also, an undivided
half interest in the following property, TO wit:
square number fifty five IN the town Of Plymouth,
bounding on the river also, piece of ground stu.
ated IN sand town OF Plymouth, between the square
number fifty six aud the Tombgby river, on Hhic
IS situated large commodous ware house: sQuart
numbered thirty three one fourth interest in lot num
Der SIX IN square number thirty one, lot number Sc
ven il square thirty one, LOT one in square twelve
lots SIX, seven s. eight in square forty nine, also Tia
south west quarter of section fuur, township nne
teen, range seventeen east. Levied un as III,
property OF Lavender 5. Wilkins, to satisfy said T.
las. in favor OF James Ii. Westblooke, James Doug
lass, Richard Evans and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law Dlle,
the S,h August 1880
J. W. BYRN. ShM
Of Lowndcs county
5-4w [Pr. fee Sl4 So
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rroR rHE pEMocRAr.1

.Msssrs. Ediors--Can you tell me the meOn.
ing Of "Whig" as now days applied A
blue hight Federasl Of Massath uset,s, who be-
lieyes ia the {" strong arm of Government" and
who would make our Constitution nose Of wax,
and goes in for the Bank, Tariff, sc, &C., is
called "Whlg." In Virginia, one who believes
in the State or Pc, Bank syslem--who views a
United States Bank as cxpejient, but unconstltu-
tional, and is therefore opposed to it, who could
90 no further with the man IN Massachusetts, than
this, is also called Wing" In Georgia, one
who does not believe in a Tariff for protection.
Internal Improvement by the Government. a L.
nited States Bank. &c and is unfriendy TO Clay,
is also called " Whig." In Kentucky and Ten.
nessee, Clay man--Bank man--and every 9th.
er sort Of man you please, is called " WhIg"--
and in Mississippi we have candidates for the La.
gislaiure, calling themselves Whgs-who 60
for Clay and against Clay--for Bank aud
against Bank, and possibly some who do not
know what their belief is, only that they oppose
Van Buren,. Now il you are so high learned as
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Saw
SheriR's Snle-

DY virtue o(two writ Of Fl. fas issued BY lse,s,
ID Of III circuit court Of Lowndes county. srl =
me directed, will sell for cash at the eour, lam.
door, in Columbus on Monday the 10Th day 81,
TENDER next, the following property, to vii: Dat 4
lot number six, IN square number two, fronting 4,
Market street, running back sixty SIX feet, Leyt
on as the property of Joseph s TAFT 10 SATISFY ,sj
f. ias. in favor Of Richard Sims.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 7th August, 1899.
JOHN W. BYRN, ShA
o. Lownles county
5-A Pr Zee IS On
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DY virtue Of sundry writs of fl. ia. issued by the
D clerk of The circuit court Of Lowndes county,
aud to me directed, viii sell for cash al the court
house door, in Columbus, on Monday the 18Th day
of August, the following property, to wit; one ne
gro man, Jacob Levied on as the property Of s.
mon CockreI, to satisfy said f. Ia. in favor Of James
CockreI, use SC. L. NJ, Tucker, use OF Borden,
Earl, Jones, and Nilkerson and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law Da'ed
the It'll August, 1850
J. w. BYRN, SAf
OF Lowndes county
5-2w. Pr fee SO on
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Sheriff Sale

RI virtue Of Two Tn's Of Fieri Faca, a..i h..
- the clera OF the circuit court Of L3sas,-a.--.'
ty' and 10 me directed will sell 6r Ca, !, ,' u.
court house door, IN Columbus on MONDAY i. M, rs
day Of August the Glowing property to W. ~
ven negroes, Jack, Tom and wife, Rinc.. J,T
Eliza and Rena. Levied on as The properi! q X,
vid Lawrence, % satisfy said &. u.s. in ma, 49,
Commercial Bank Of Columbus Mississippi on. =
ward SINS.
Sale within The hours prescribed By 'sw.
Dated the 9Th August, 1899.
j. ", BYRN, Sl'E
Of Lowndes County.
o-2W Printers fe Il a
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COMMUNICATIONS.
rroE rur DEMOCRAT
DIRECT TRADE.


From the statistical statements by the SecIeIa-
~ or the Treasury, we gather the following in
portani facts, which prove most eonelusvely that
with a United States Bank al the North, the
South never can succeed in establishing q di'
rect trade" It's eeniralising infpence alNays has
been too great, and the toll and swesl Of South
srn labor has always gone to PaT fof nor'hern
"imporls." and to enrich northern cities. lie, no
one section have any advantage from tho charter
ing Of monied monopoly OF be advanced, by
an improper application Of the government revsn-
NC for improvement or by way Of " dsirlbu.
TING a surplus" and we shall soon see our sunny
South again take her proper stand in the CONNER
eal woodland instead Of paying tar Of 10 to
30 per cent for exchange, We should see ex.
change IN our favor. "Tempus non tall SuxIlIO
erel," was the motto Of Mr. Jefferson, as 10 o
U. 5. Bank. and timeo Danaos ct dona lersn.
ies," should be responded by every Souihro n
against ga Bank" protection tariff = "ln
iernal improvement. by the Government"
lalitudinous construction Of tho constitution !
the wretched policy Of giving The public lands /
The States. and above all the champion Of III
whole, Henry Clay Let every friend Of Mis-
sissippi ask. by whom are We oppressed by IN
agents Of New York houses What caused Oh
Banks to suspend the demand for northern o
foreign exchange. Why can We not have "goo
money" now as vel as the States north Of US
Because the foreign or northern debt would al
sorb every dollar and how comes il about tia
wearo in debt, and they comparatively cas-,
when te: furnish nearly the entire value Of domsS
tic exports Surely nothing but monied Powc
could bring about such result, md Il Bank
created and controlled by the north, can we eve
have :" direct trade" or bring exchange IN OF
favor Look at the tables,
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sheriff Sale.

EPY virtue of sundry wrls Of fl. ia. ISSUED by
- the clerk Of the circuit court OF Lowndes
county, and to me directed viii sell for cash at he
court house door, in Columbus, ON Monday the lgM
day of August, the following property, 10 wiz one
negro woman Fanny one negro gir Jane, and one
negro hoy David. Levied on as The properly o.
Henry Barrow, 10 satisfy said f. ias, ia favor Of
Trouer and Ragsdae.
Sale within the hours prescribed BY law, Dated
the Sth August 1889.
JNO. W. BYRN, shift
of Lownles county
5-2w TPr. fee s. 90
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GEN. GoRDON'S BILL.


Tie whig press charge the democratic party
with Inconsistency in opposing Gen Gordans bill
Of 1884, and supporting the ub-Treaspry now.
To show what little ground there is for such
cbOrge, we publish Gen Gordons bill. Here il is
GEN. GoRDoN's PROPOSITION OR BILL.
That from and after the ------ day of -- ia
the year , The collectors of the public rcve-
nue. At places where the sums collected shall not
exceed the sum OF ----- dollars per annum, shall
be The agents OF The Treasurer TO keep aud dis
burse the same, and be subject 10 such rules and
regulations, aud give such bond and security as
no shall PRESCRIBE Tor the faithful execution Of
their office, and shall receive, in addition to the
compensation now allowed by law, per
cenlum on the sums dlsburSed, so that II does not
exceed the sum oi ----- dollars per nnnum.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted, that all
places where the AUNT Of public revenue col
lected shall excee sum OF - dollars pei
annum, there shall be appointed by the President
BY and with the advice and consent OF the Senate
receivers OF tho public revenue, to be agents Of
, the Treasurer, who shall give such bond and Sc
eunty to keep and dlsburse the public revenue
aud be subject TO such rules and regulations, II,
( the Treasurer shall prescribe, and shall recev,
y Tor lhe'r services - per cenum per annum OF
t the sums discussed, provided II does not excee,
q the sum OF - dollars per aunum.
Sec. s. And be II further enacted, that ror
and after the - day OF -, the whole reye
n nue. OF the United States derived from customs
}. lands or other sources, shall be paid IN the GU
h rent CONS OF the United States.
IS Let the reader compare this lame, imperle
y and loose proposition with the Independent IRE
y sury bllI reported in the Senate by Mr. Wngh
!, and he will see but little inconsistency in r
ID Jecung the one aud supporting the other. :" ]
", Gen Gordon's bill" US the Huntsville Denocr
IN justly remarks, "ihs collectors and receirsrs ,pe
'h 10 BE- subject 10 sueh rides and regulations, O.
~ girs such bond and security, as The IrsdSu,
nd mgh, prescribe! By the Independent Urea,
&C. ~ all these matters ARE TO DE REGULATED
ay LAW. Gen. Gordon's proposition left all to /
Is discretion Of the U. 5, Treasurer--a mere 5,
or. ordinate officer Of one Vi the departments. I
nd Independent Treasury bill leaves scarcely a
IS, thing even 10 executive discretion; and
I'VE clares fraudulent delaul,ers aud embezzers
~ the public treasure, jelons, aud infieis upon HI
an. the punishment Of Jeions"
md Besides, as tie same paper further remar
at should be remembered that when the INN
act feet proposition oil Gen. Gordon was offered d
w. rejected, there had been no signal failure Of
ma. State Bank deposlle system. Now, there is
, or one bold enough to deny, that the system II
ing proposed, has disappointed the hopes and exp
me laIions Of its most sanguine friends. Instead
beng safe deposl'arles and agents, as was ant
ION. pated in 1885, the local OF State Banks b,
up since proved themselves totally unsafe aud la
'on' less"
am
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-10


1.-THE SHIN.PLASTER PARTY"
like 10 call things by their right names, and
know Of no cognomen so well suited 10 modern
Whiggsry as this. In New York. Democratic
Legislature abolished small notes, Wing Legis-
IalUre succeeded. and repealed the LAWN Ohio,
a Wing Legislature refused to pass the bill pro-
cratic Legislature succeeded, and passed the bd
In our State, the Post Note law Of 1897 was the
great relief measure Of Wing Governor, and
to pass which the Legislature lad 10 be conyen-
ed-bul our Democratic Governor, McNuu, IN
/ 1898 vetoed similar bill. In 1916 Mr.. Web.
sler IN order, as he thought, to cripple the adj
ninisiralion Of Mr.. Madison, had his famous
gold and silver currency resolution passed; in
which be declared, IN substance, that the recep
ton Of paper for dues to the Government, was
faud upon the Constitution; that gold and s
yer Was the law Of the land at home, and the law
Of the world abroad; and yet when il suits him
OF his party we find HIM the able advocate o
compelling the reception Of "rdgs." Becaus,
specie, under his own resolution which had no
been repealed, was demanded a, New York ant
Boston for postage, the Wings wanted to raise I
rebellion, aud some went 50 far as actually L
threaten a committee of 10000 men. But lool
near home-a majority Of the shln-p lasiers ssuet
here, have been printed at Wing office #
mistake not. the editor himself vent oil the wa,
TO Cincinnati, to get the type, and majority 0
them have been signed and issued by Wings; an'
yet they are eternally talking about ga soun'
euuency"l "a better currency" &c.
ANDERSON.
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SherjT.s Sal,

DH yiTtye of,wo wits off. "a. is,r..5t-..
ID OF the Circuit Court OF Lovrfes -. y K g
10 me directed, Twill sell for cash at ne - q
door, IN Columbus, on Monday lie 1914 ~ .-. -..s
gust, the following property, 10 nj, ~. :. 2 Z.
man Lucy and child. Levied on a. ~. ego p
Of Jockey Wood, Administrator &. s p'',s-
SAID f: tas. III favor Of Winchester psr,. 80 a
Geo. y. Smith. "'s Iis
sale wl'hn the hours prescribed by ,a
Dated the In August, 1889.
JNo. w. BYRN. sss
o--"' Printers f. q n,
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Trust Sale.

IN pursuance Of deed in trust executed oy ~.
Il vendcr 5. Wilkins to me as trustee, 10 se'''.
Seth PEBBLES and Richard Evans his securities W.
note due TO the Commercial Bank OF Cnil d'ss
Mississippi for s2l75, due second Aprit lS3s, ars
a note due Hayden, Hodges, 4 McMor's, oI \ V q,
thousand one hundred and fifty dollars WI se w.
cash at The court house door IN the town oil CU oh
bus in Lowndes county, Miss, on Monday le Al IN.
day of August the following negroes, TO VIII n, =,
LettiS, Shade, and Owen, or SO many Of t''s''
will pay the above notes.
M0Sk S WESTBR0Ok, Irusse,
August 9th, lSS9--5-td Pr lee - "
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lnE CANvAss.-From all parts Of the State
we near OF the most encouraging prospects for
the success OF the democratic cause at the an
preaching election. Our friends are properly
aroused-the right spirit is peryadnig the rank
and hle Bank reform is the walchwold, and
the powerful democracy--the friends Of equal
rights and equal prlyileges-the unterrifed Tree.
men OF the commonwealth, are rallyiug TO the re.
scue, with an aIdor and zeal worthy their noble
heritage. Every where the republicans are wide
awake, animated with SIRE aud certain pros.
pect OF victory. We shall carry almost every
county east of Pearl river, from Lowndes 10
Hancock In the Chickasaw counties, all is
safe, and our majority will be tremendous. In
the midland aud river counties, we shall gam I'M
mensely from the last test vote Even IN old
Adams, the seat of ancient federalism and mo.
dern whigIsm, we have strong hopes OF electiur a
republican candidate. In Carroll, Holmes, va
zoo, Madison and Claiborne, the republican can,
ddates are in the field, and will contest every
inch Of ground. In the southeast, Copiah, Law.
renee, Franklin, Marion, SC. every sign is cheer.
ing. In almost every county, the democratic
party are The stronges, men. This is nent.-
With popular candidates and good cause, we
mast succeed Southern RfporieY
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Gins +! Gins \ at Auction

40 the nine teenh inst, | will sell four gins =.
" Hunters make, on 4 credit until ire ~ ~ \.
January next. Bond and approved security WI, W.
required Persons wishing 10 purchase VII p,' w.
enquire Of WIN. Coyingtnn and - feiha''0''-
Esqr., VINO have GINS of Hunters make IN nT u.s.
JOHN ". BfhE
August sth, 1892 IS by
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to have found out What a Wing does believe,
or Il you can tell Jour readers upon What com.
mon PriaeiPis they would administer lhe Govern
menl If in power, you would confer favor upon
them, and PUBLIUs.
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]. P. KRECKER.
Columbus. August 7. lss9.-5-sw.

P, s Having prepared himself with close car Z
rage he proposes TO distribute WARM bHhAD
every morning, Sundays excepted at a rtgaIa
hour for breakfast. Those who may wish It 10 s,.
way viii please 10 cal and notify tim. The puo.SS
may depend upon his punctuaiiy, wiIho"' 'tsIn,T ~
10 the nclemency oflhe weather al any season III
hand a supply OF good vinegar, which WI DC = sO'
wholesale or retail. j. l. n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-10

VFNHE subscriber having this day bought out the
Il interest Of Ephran Bound, in his baking eS.
enlistment, lakes this method to inform the citizens
Of Columbus, that be will continue the same IN aHls
branches that having been regularly bred to wv
profession he will be enabled to furnish every hhs
in his line, Of a good quality, and hopes for sa''
ofthe public favor. ..-,
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HUzzA FOR OLD PICEEYs
From fhe South .7ia5ulniaH EIfra-
YICTORYu VICTORY!
Fat aNp rroDtpr-S vTCTOUV IIf

YlCTORYU VICTORY!
GREAT AND GLORIOUS YlCTORTui
'AIrVan Barren come down ont Of that eha.r-It hig'
Mr. Van Buren, stay up IN hat cliaif.-DsH0cfai'.
Ne hare mel The enemy and they are ours -
Below will be seen the result Of ihe Election
IA this County. Nhigism as laid lo%'-the
PEOPLE have tnumphed. Il will be recoiiecl-
ed that THIS county has been one Of the strong
holds Of whiggery. But the people could not
be frightened by the Oppellalion Of "loco fooo =
they vent to the polls as ONE MAN, aud Wing
ism and Claysm are numbered with the "things
that were" We hope to be able to give the re-
suits Of the Congressional election in several OF
the counties on Saturday. Our prophecy has
been verified. The whole South Is With US
Send the sentiments round at the head Of our CO.
lumn. Will the whg press now take up the TAR
fetched willcsm so readily Of Mr. Clay's puPPet
GIias Mr. PrentIss. Say Mr. Prertlss, can you
! smell this
The following is the Official statement Of the
polls;
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-10

Lord Brougham, in one of his works. delivers
it as MS deliberate opinion, that we learn more
in the first SIX years OF our life than afterwards,
though we may i've 10 hundred wears"
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COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT.
SATURDAY, AUG. IG Isso.
For United States Senator.
ROBERT j. WALKER.

DrNocaArTc ST.rE NGHTs NoNISATIoSs
For GoUerHor-A. g. McNUTT:
For Seey. Of Sta,e-THOS. B. WOODWARD:
For .4adtor-AUGUSTUS B. SAUNDERS:
For Trsasursr-SAMCEL CRAIG:
For COngren-A. G. Bsows s J.THoNPsoS.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR LoWNDES
COUNTY:
For The Legislature,
JESSE SPEIGHT,
DABNEY uPsCoMB,
JOHN GILMER.
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Sl3,693,s67 S6b,O22,629

What lesson, for the contemplation of the
statesman and patriot Wtih a Bank, four states
on the Atlantic, without any peculiar advantage as
10 ports Of entry, import in 1896 tho enormous
amount OF Sl66,000,o00, and export only |
$4,000, COO. leaving balance to be paid by The |
South Of $l20,0U0,000! Without the Bank, We
find Tho same States in 1888, importing only
$96,000,0 900, and exporting $l0,000,000, leav-
ing balance Of $50, 100000 against US.
With the Bank they import $l66, 0O0, 900 |
Without tho Bank. 96,000,000
Making a difference OF S70,000,000
How stands the case with The Southern States
With bank they export, IN 1886, S79,000,000
and import only 20,0o0,0U0
Making difference 10 GO TO pay
for northern imports Of $50, 000,0 600
10 1898. without Bank hey export 65,0oo,Ooo
and import 100000
Leaving balance Of S52,000.000
Now whilst the import &c the north, influenced by
the Bank, have varied IN the course Of two
years, S7o000,C0C
The exports during the same
time nave only varied 6.o0o,CoC
And again while northern i'm
ports have varied 10000 ,0o(
Southern imports only varied 100000
Now perm, US to do our business in our owl
way, and with an export Of S65,0oo,00o, ",
could import The sano amount aud instead oil see
ing our country depopula,ed by the execution
from the U. s. Court, we should now be enjoy
ing the migration Of more favored Slates--an
rising slowly but surely, TO the elevated station de
signed for US by the God Of nature.
JEFFERSON,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-10

From notice in to.day's paper, ii will be seen
that Jacob Thompson, Esq. one Of the demo-
cratic candidates for Congress, will address his
fellow citizens in this city on Thursday next, the
18th inst. We hope there will be general turn
out of the ycomanry Of the country on that day.
Mr. Thompson is genuine disciple of the Jef
erson and Macon school Of politicians. We
believe he graduated at The University of North
Carolina. lie is, too, fine speaker, and deerly
read IN the political history of the county,
Come then, fellow citizens, let US glvo him n
hearing on Thursday next you wish to listen
to sound reasoning, and hear the important, ques.
tons at issue between the two great parties of
our country ably discussed, you viii not fail to
attend on that day.
MIR Thompson, il will be seen, from his ap.
polntments, Will also speak at Nashville, in this
county, on Friday next the 9th inst,
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APPOINTMENTS

The candidates for the Legislature from this
this county have made the following appointments
to meet and address their fellow citizens:
At Colbert, Saturday, Sd August
Nashville, Saturday, 10Th August;
Lowndesylle, Saturday, l7th August;
Caledonia, Saturday, oath August
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-10

JACOB TuoMPsoN, Esq. candidate for
Congress, will address the people at the following
times and places, viz:
On Monday, August 9th, at franklin.
On Tuesday. August 6ih,at Koslusko,
On Thursday, August slh, at Louisville,
On Friday, August OH, ut Moss store,
On Saturday, August | OH, at Greensboro,
On Monday, August 9th, at SiarkeylIle,
On Tuesday, August 18Th at Moore's stand,
On Thursday, August 18th, at COLUMBUS,
On Friday, August 10th, at Nashville,
On Saturday, August 18th, at Macon.
July goth, 1899,
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