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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

d. =. NUN LAND,
General ueiican Ageu', Depository
Bnston, Dec. 30, 1889. 60 Warrington ST.
A mll supply OF The above valuable Medicine
kept constantly Tor sale, BY the substrb
GEO. ". A. RAINE.
Cinrrr Ill., Pr. Ell. Fen. 81 w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

AiRtslNiA, VII - Vt fnie- held % tha t1e.st...
: ut the Circn saPcrinr Gonrf OF Law and Chance,
the eouniy OF Neon IN the maa OF February 1870 ''
& 'aeoo rneSet'' Plaintiff
against
John Puete Nathan fufus adinr nj aeol5 Piir1e,, =
deceased James ilarris and Lucy his wife, ibrl1t ry ~
Paekei', iiinm Harris, Nancy Wheeler, formerly -
Puekeit George Will uns aud Salt. s IT, isrn ,y : ~
paeksii 'enIann fas or aBi Iafry his wife, iorerly
Pickett, Joln J. Parry and Polly bs viii, formerly rI
Pleke'i Nelson Wright 81 Frances his wife iormarly l,
Pnrleii, Francis lape & Mildred his sic, irie, Mil
Packet, Jalnes Garland, Beverly llarerure and iil -
Loving, execution. of john J. iinrgrose, deceased NH,
lniiii-, Floyd l.. Whitehead Robert {. Cutler and MI
Peters, DrebI,,,.
In CHAScERY.
The Defendant Ndney Wheeler, having entered her
pearance aud given security, according To the .e
nnd the rules Of this Court. and appearing 10y
dence that sltr not inahiiant Of tins oinionN HI ~
the npioa Of the Plaintiff by counsel il ordered t,t M III
Defendant do appear here before the first tlsy Of -
and answer the Plaintiffs bill and ,in III
of this order be forts 18th inserted IN the Iynchlur
newspaper published IN the town o Lyncl1urs G
months SUCCESSFULLY and aIoer copy ihereof posted !, ~
front door Of the Court OF this county ON some co
Copy Teste, ~
RIO. c. CUTLER CLERK.
Feb. 10 ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

EihdlNiAAt rules held in the Clerks Office of III IC
cut Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry holden in and
Tor tn county OF Campbell, the Ord day oFrbruury l8io
Richard l.. Lyon Piainln,
against
, Georgc w Epscombc, Walker Dearnett and James +.
Galloway, DESCENDANTS.
Is CHANcrRY.
The Defendant George W. lipscomlc not having entered
ms appearance nnd given security according the Of As
senby and the rules Of this Court, aud appearing by salts
factory evidence that he inhuitnht country
ordered that said Defendant do appear the first day
The next term and answer the bin OF the Plaintiff and that's
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the town of ynchhurg, for months success
sre and posted ~ the on door of the Court house Of thus
county. A Copy-Tcsr
JNO. d. ALEXANDER, CIR.
Feb, II waps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cunt Superior Court OF Law aud Chancrry holden in and
Ter The county Campbell the Sd day February 1910:
Robert W. Scott, Plaintiff,
against
Manly Ford nnc Benjamin W. Walker admr. Of IIezekish
Ford, dec d. Dcft..
~ CHAScERY.
The defendant Manly Ford having entered his appear
ace md given security according the Act of Assembly
ana the Rules OF this Court aad appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he nhalnnt this country il is
dered that the SAID defendant do appear here first as
OF The next term and answer the hill of the plaintiff and tat
hropy o tins order he 10 thwh inserted in spnper
published in the Town oil ynchburg months
sIVey and posted the front of the Court house OF this
county. A Copy-Teste
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, elk.
Feb. II w2ia
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25
To the EIeetors of tic State of VII.

FELtow CrrizUNs.-llavnEb been induced 70
present myself before you IN the altitude Of
candidate Tor the office Of Treasurer Of the State,
| deem u necessary to make known inv political
creed have ever es,oustd the cause d DEM
ccucy, believing Il Co be iac most conducive 70
90 the happiness, Of free and enlightened peo-
PIE, and 10 Toe pefr-lestion Of tha, Government,
0hlch has 50 lorg attracted the Nsnera,ion and
applause oi the surrounding nations Ct he earth.
No personal consideration apart from th7i oi a
I fcllow.c,hzrn hiss called me to The helt Re
. hsvlus the office (which our Distinguished ns7t
and servant. Nh. Williams. was compelled hy ia'
fatal stroke of death II nhandnn,) lo he our @
the highest consideration, ard that lie duur
shoud ba discharged viii Prun'p, Importantly,
have been persuaded 10 take the field. Shoui
you think prorcr Fellow citizens, 20 elect me- ca
ouiy pr0m,se an unurus zeal and faithful discharg
Of those dunes which vii necessarily devsol
upon Your Fellow Citizen,
. RowiANn JrFFERsoN lbNoSrs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25
PROSPECTUS OF
+" The Old Soldier

VTNllE unparalleled cSertonS Of The Federal par
Il " 10 again get possession ct the rclns ct Co
vernment call for counter Efforts on the part OF
those who wish the Government administered ON The
pr,ncinles of JEFFERSON and JACKSON M.
mcrors papers have sprung up in different sections
of the Uninn, which now spread abroad The claims
of W. H. Harrison, the Federal candidate for the
Presidency The State il beng flooded with en-.
anatous from the Federal press, lniammalory
appeals are made to the public, and all the cnagcs
which the bankers of Mississippi have ZEN, nrc now
devoted oihc object Of RENlVING THE PLUM
DERING SYSTEM, waich JUSTICE, PUBLIC
OPINION, and tho avs q The land have tramplcd
down.
SEEING these things ani believing los, hat the
People Of Mississippi are willing TO receive III,
TRUTH. and to net upon PRINCIPLE, rathe
than ecnselcss nose and mummery, such as III,
HARD CIDER and LOG CABIN humhug whcl
the Federasts have adopted, the undersigned ha
determined to Publish Mt Jackson, until alter th
election phcct 70 be called the OLD SOLDIER
which will be devoted tn The republican cause WI
supper, MARTIN VAN BUREN, and RICH
! ARD NJ JOHNSON, as the democratic cand
/ dates for the Presidency and Vce Presidency, an
1 learlessy expose the prcicnsons 81 Federal wing
cery and it's leaders and abetnrs IN the South. II
| therefore calls upon all true Republicans 10 len
/ him helping hand.
! TERMS Tho " Orp SoLprEa.' viii be pui
liBhod on papcr Of good size at the "MlssISsIrrIAN
OrrIcE, until after the election IS numbers at III
moderate sum of 81 six copies for 50; twelve CO
| pes for $40; and twenty copies for SIS; and SO j
/ proportion.
The arst number Of the On SOLDIER vi
! appear about the lst OF August
JAMES s. FALL.
] IarLgop Itlv ISI0
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25

TIE tacksH. Blltksniib.-Ius individual.
Who hss, itr several weeks past. been The Jupiter
MaSras oi tbe Fedora. parity. turns ou' al last, 20
be a sv,rdet' Ten OF h,s uegaaJrs have made .
atiii1et 5tt being ,'a i1Ey To work 4Ne on h3n- .
oubic m-yltp.c. he was elected constable 80
Nl.e cham county, Ohio an which office be OBJ
tanned possession OF money and property, hen
ran away, Joined the Federal party, and, took 60
+ Prc,,jcu, milking lie nov nsurcs among 'he
| Fcdeaists a, large as NJ, R,yes OF railmadse,
and IS used as a sor, Of dscoy duck 10 h, homes,
and industrious brelhreo. The GlosS makes the
following Just appeal Co them;
Haussl Mechanics You see VIA, SOFT Of
Mechanic Is deemed worthy OF the oocn'enanee
Of the Fedora, Wing loadsrs-wot'hy 20 tread
their Brussels carpets aut drink ther Champaign
WINE Aud VIA, d. they ASSOCIATE with the sAind-
let Tor while they can make Use ut him as IN M
s;rument to deceive and cheat youln politics. a
he has already cheated homes, men out OF tAel
!, property and money!
Federalism mus, indeed be in wan, Of repre-
I sentative from the industrious classes, when
iakes one whom his honorable brethren have cas-
OH AS too law. dishonest and contemplate to as
4" soclate with --.Nobiis Register,
VIII YOU ANSWER We put It 10 candl
: Southern men of all paites to answer with slI
!. certy the following quey--h not ne pre'''
n administration emmenily favorable 10 Southo
/; principles and Southern laisrs'''' In what =
g ,pee could the present policy be altered for Il
ne benefit of the Southl What has Mr Van Bur,
III done, wha, measure has he proposed, sincC
eS become President with which genuine Sta
80 Rights politician can find iautI Is he not sou'
m upon Abolition, United States Bank, Intern
n Improvement, high protective tanii In sho
suppose n Southern man was now ~ the Pre-
,k dental chair, what different policy would he pr
err sue, It he were true to the best interests OF
~ South And will the generous and h,gh-mnd
ny withhold from Mr. Van Buren their CORDIAL 81
md porl, simply because they have ,mbbcd cfou'
m less prejudice against hun, and give IN their
ve- hcsnn to Gen. Harrison, who does not hold O
sly single political principle IN common with
be- SOUTH We pause for rcply.-0Id Dom'nI,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25
NIarshnl's sale.

'rhos s Enos r. FleweIen On ais fl. Il. T. Nov.
mo l6p) ~ teru'ls4o, circuit court
Erast1s P Strickland iU.S Southern d. Nj.
DY viriuc Of The above specified writ, TO me d.
ID reeted from the honorable Circuit court of the
United States for the Sau,hcn District Of Missis-
sppi, vii sell on Monday the i7lh day Of August.
1910, at the COURTHOUSE pf Winston county, the
following described property to Wit East hall OF
serlion 10, township Is, north Of range ~ east,
Levied on as the property of said defcndant,o sa'
tsly the above narnrd execution and oil cost.
ADOLPHUS g. WEIR.
Mashal ~ Dist. Nj.
Nv 10. ". CARRoLL, Deputy.
July 1, $40 526 RI Zee 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25

-., an -t-a.r.lt t4e ia.1-Hl' on r, -l-
ICON Of Gen Har-s.a. We woul here ass +
-, Il even ary r.w Q.-i-1s on 'hiS sub e.. .
,r..avs- Us principle, Hsa were they '.' as 7
-,r-s. ,sas; De las ny; la1rusd sar one 1s /
,sar-e. ba. invariably re.e-s 'a7ss WHO en- /
s,-7a one ar,.lse s7,lca1s Wayl TIE 'ai-s t
s.. =. their political s,eo--n, The following a. /
made rs NJ. Gates. u-ab-r Of Congress
-. ,.s, gentleman was EaSar Of The l. Roy
-. confirms M G1rrison's previous remarks:
From ne L. Reg Ga-s,ls
.v.,y much Ike indeed! The editor Of the
a.. ,,,er Abandoned the Ways because they
va, ,.o1,ed the Abod.ous;s, and Joaod the Loco
rs because they went for the dossh4aces -
I'M, We left the Jackson party because 1t adher.
a., slavery. and united with tie Wings, because
,ssy supported abol.uon.'
And again we quote from the same journal, and
.,r, the high character Of the edor sal tie prom
,,,p, trust given him by the constituency he repre-
..,,s VIA, he says IS deserving Of much weight
II. speaks as The org 2 or his party: read 1t ye
.oubern wings, is there nothing in the text that vii
slm you,
Hear a,a.a with what boasts he vauuis tie
strength Of the abolition party IN New York.
with very great unanimity, Abohtlonls's II
me West, and we opprehend throughout The
States, have consclenuouSly considered they were
dscharsing their solemn duty to their counuyanC
directly advancing the cause OF human rights, b.
ca.tng their votes for William II. Seward 70
Governor man and candidate Of party Wit
fba nj mn
with consideration aud respect, and standing op
posed also to candidate and party who hav
NOT failed TO treat them with hostility and the mos
supercIious contempt The almost unanimou
suppol, Of some $4,000 Wing Aboonsts of til
State. despite the hypocrltlcal cant Of P'osll'u
4 ted grovellng party press, and your own well II
tended warning, has overhrown knot OF arstC
4 Gratis who have for years dictated the creed an
faith of the State and whose high behes he's bee
law and gospel to hundreds Of their adherenIs'
! Such is the high tone Of the abolition wing part
II in the State of New York, such are the boasts
the party that support Harrison. Such is the la
q guage held by leading member Of Congress- al
when charged with it he rises in his place and say
that the language read ,ras his, and that he won
n not deny being an atOhtionis:.
n "0n the one hand therefore, our Nhig frien
would do well not to be so much elated with su
cess, and to feel so confident of their power her
after, as to attempt warfare against AboIIilc
u ior they should remember that it is the iarne
& and lberality, with which a party they ha
u heretofore treated the Abotlonlsts, which has S
cured their general support even despite the W.
nings OF some Of the principal AboIluonIsts IN
State and should they now be so foolish as
commence an attack on them, and change III
course and conduct towards them, they will fl
to their sorrow that they will arouse an oPposltI
which no party cords can control, and it will
shc last election in the State they will carry
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25
A Proclamation
By .dicrandcr &. .F.Nmt Governor Of the S
of MississlDDl

By .flcraadct e.. .r.Nimt Governor Of the State
Of Mississippi
WHEREAS, 1t Is provided IN tic 18th section
w Of can act requiring The several banks OF tins
State 10 pay spcce, and for ctter purposes" ap.
proved February 2lst 1870, That from and alcr
the LIST day of July next Ohcrcater) (dl the banks
and moneycd corporations II this Smtel shall he re-
quired to pay specie at their coentis respectively,
for all their notes or liabilities then due, ol the DE-
nomination Of ten dollars aud under" And, where
as IL is further provided ~ the 9b section Of said
act othat sl1ld any bank or moncycl corporation
in this State from aud after tie tines prescribed in
the preceding section Of this act refuse 10 pay spe-
Gle on lis respective liabilities, rs therein specified
and in the manner therein prescribed Il shah be The
duty Of the President, Cashier, or Teller, d such
| bank 10 place his name. Together with the date, on
/ tho back OF such note or evidence of liability, on
! presentation thereof which said endorsemcn' shall
/ be reid and deemed sufficient evidence Of protest
and refusal Of the bank to pay specie And,
whereas, It is further provided ~ the tenth section
! OF said act that whenever the Governor, either
from the certificate Of The President, Cashier or tel
ler is aforesaid or by AFFIDAVIT Of the holder Of any
such note bill or other evidence Of debt, shail be
satisfied that such presenlment has been duly made
and payment refused, he shall forthwith ISSUE ms
Proclamation declaring that said corporation haolor'
lcited all It's banking powers and privileges And
whereas, ~ appears W lht hpbdflA ~ "hllila - a.
that he did on the tenth day Of Jolly, A. y. $50
present note in the words and figures following, "a
wit: Is Faith Of he State pledged, No. 376, Twelve
months after the LIST Of Aprl, 1889. The MIssissp-
pi Union Bank promises 10 pay ten dollars 70 'he
b,arer on demand--Jackson, April ], 1889, with IN
terest I'LL due oil five per cert. per onnrm H. T.
Runnes, President. .Wm. f. GnYson, Caehlet, >"
tn VIZ r. Wynn, Teller Ct the Mssisappl Unor
Bank, and demanded payment thereof IN specie
which YVES refused, and that the said Teller do
then and there endorse thereon "P'csenied ION
July, 1910, VIM T. Wynn, Teller
Now know ye, that beng satisfied dat present
ment Of said note las been duly made and paymen
thereof refused, ! Do, by virtue Of the authority u
me vested by the Constitution and Laws Of tlr
State, issue tins my Proclamation, declaring tina
the MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK has forfeited
all its banking powers and prirlleges. >.
In testimony whereof, ], ALEXANDER Q
McNUTT, Governor Of the state aforesaid, hav'
caused these letters 70 be made patent, and the gree
seal Of The state TO be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Jackson, ihH
tenth day OF July, in the year OF OF
r. g Lord one thousand eight hundred an'
~ % forty, and Of the sovereignty Of the stat
Of Mississippi the twenty lhird:
A. q. McNUTT.
BY the Governor:
THO'S. b, WOODWARD, Secretary Of State.
July 10, $40 3w3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25
NIarshaI's Sale.


Peter R. DAVIS )veudi. Exp. to
IS Dece. Term,
William D. AnH and rlrsues,1 1890.
Naa@ Faier, 90 yenai. Exp TO D'e
K. II. Long sci surets,,
James Bentley, n. i r n
William Z. AIMS and others, Os'' 'e'u'' 49,
DY vg,ae Of the above specified wits aud others.
40 u me directed tom the honorable District
Govt Of the Uuisi Siatca. f1r he Northern Dys-
/ ue. of Mississippi, ! WI sell on Monday tie 18th
{ day NJ l4ly, ls41 a. the Court House Ct Lnwndes
Iooa'v, ,te following described lands To wit; The
sa1,i h'i Of section twenty four, the north cas-,
quarter au3 cast ha'lA the naT:h vest quarter ss
seeuan twenty tive, beisg N ,oEnshlp eighteen,
uofih ~ range sixteen east. being q Lowndes cum
iy AIN, tie ges' hsh II seclinn twenty Ave; the
north bal, q section thirty Eve, the west half Of the
north wesi quarter Of section thirty SIX, The Yves.
hall al the s11'h west quarter, 81 section twenty
three, oil in township nineteen, north OF range sew
enicrn east; Also eighty acres Of land in sectina
twenty ssgcn running lor ote mle north and south
on Tie whole eng;h ot the section on the easter
boundary. Of section twenty seven. end as Eat wes
as to embrace tive said eighty acres, IN same town
, ship aud rsner, inrs her with the enhlsments an
I apperienaRce. iheteunlo belonging Also tie follow
inR dceafh.d lni situated ard beng in the town
Cnumbus, IN the State Of Mississippi; thirty sy
feet on Market street, commencing Al point tweI
. " twn feet from the north eas, corner Of saua
= number two north &C Nam street, and tunnis
!, somhardly tht,y FUR feet along Market stree
~ thence westwa'dy ninety iee', thence norihward
d" thirty four leet parallel with Market street them
1, eastwardy ninety lset TO the rlsce Of b,gnnin
u heing The brick office occupied BY defendant WI
~ y. Ans, and lot adjoining on The south.
y levied ~ asthe property Of VIM, y. Amss, q
" If said defendants to satisfy the above named ex
q cu.luns and oil cost
10 ADOLPHUs G. WEIR,
pc Marshal y. DIST. Nj.
us By f.. n ApLES, Depuy
~ June 9Th lsae.--5i- 5w. FPr. Zee sci GO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25
Dissolution.

TIME coparibership heretofore erisiing between
l. the undersigned was his day dissolved BY mu-
.ua consent Taosc having claims against the him
will presen, them to Lewis J. Poiack for payment,
and ihnse indebted To the firm vii please make pay
ment 10 him. LEWIS J. P0LLACK
WIN DAVIS
July l6h, ls40.--s-sw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25
GENERAL HARRlSoN-THE VETO.


We recently published a letter from CItayeIand
Ohio, stating that General Harrison had there de-
clared that he would veto no bill which Congress
miehi pass. The National Intelgencer denied
that the hard cider candidate had said any such
thing and as evidence; published an extract from
a speech purporting TO be delivered by himself on
that OCCASION written out by some Of his friends
there, who thought proper TO Jdisyy Il on thai
point. The words were taken down at the time
and there is no mistake about IT, Nor is there
any dispute about il at cleveland. We have
before us letter from that place, dated July 3D.
which IS quite conclusive on that point. The letter
says:
Mr.. Stark yealher addressed large meeting
Of he citizens Of the Courthouse IN this city, on
Friday last, composed Of Wings and Democrats;
and before he made any comments on that pait Of
Harrisous speech in which be declared he would
if elected, sigD any bill which had passed both
Houses Of Congress, however much i. might be
against his own opinion or judgmenthe requested
that If any one present understood MIN differently
he would correct him. He particularly requested
the Wings present 10 DO SO, If he was wrong
Not a man presumed to intimate to the contrary
The writer adds " Thai h: said SO, no one
,cguld think Of dispuiing here" We have seer
/ !, letter from Newark (O.) stating that Gene
raj Harrison made similar declaration at tina
place. n.,
telling the people beforehand that be vi" not ex
ercise one os the powers which they have ves'e'
in the President for their security, however grea
NAV be the emergency which requles IT.
If General jackson had so pfacllsed, VIVA
would now have been the condition Of the coan
Try 80 3,
real National Bank would now be adding 1T
Impressions TO those now pracllsed by The shaU
National Bank WHICH Mr. Bidde ruined and iher
abandoned
Countless millions Of dollars would now be ar
nuaIly thrown away on local improvements OF les
value than those which have embarrassed and al
: most becgared so many Of the states.
n To keep w these expenditures and pay the So
laries of public officers 10 superln'end lhe'n' u
tariff must have been kept up at IT'S former rates
4, OF direct tax resorted to-
Are the people ready for restoration ana az
u grayation of these abuses from when ihey wei
S delivered by the honesty and independence Oh w
al Jackson I Ii so, they wlll elect Uehet'
IT, .on. who declares that be will surrender VI
nonsp,r nal powers oGchecking coIIup' g anu y
5 oons,u,ionai legislation, however great os"s'
G oo"', ond monstrop.' may be The usutPai'on
Gus 1 h. proper qua dian # The CGH'i'lul,on
- ''' nrnner man 10 be placed on tue ra',P',
o = aa,tares beforehand that lie VIII surtepo''
'e VINO .h eV f,s aoproach OF the enemy '-''9'e
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25
Take Notice F!

A LII those indebted to the undersigned ether v
"A noie Of b0Ok account, for the years 1887, = y
40 will do well TO make payment BY the Isl q
September All those who disregard ths houce
vii be sued ndlscrDinaely.
c. MCRACKEN & Co.
coher. July D, Is40, s'5
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25
Circular to the Commissioned Oi-
ticcrs Of REGIS. 2d Brigade.

Dirfst0n Urder NO q
TEHE Office OF Brigsdic General q ITO ~ Pr
psde. 4th DIVISION, Mississippi Militia, has
been vacated by Tie death Of Brig. Gea Marcus M'
Brigham. An election to ai the vacancy, WI be
held at all the precincts wi'hia lhe several Reg,
ments composing said brigade, on the 18Th daY OF
September next. !,
his order, within the Regiment under your COM
mond, according 10 law
BY order Of Maj Gen. r. II. CnAsT.
j. II. TRACY,
Tuspr 4,h DIV. NJ y.
Ncry--The rcinrns Of Elections ARE TO be made
to the Adlu,aut General Only
july. II, $40.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25
For tAf Dwerss,
rICNIrANS

o. Thurs lay wryk Ia>,, ilst as the sun broke
ir.lb Al. bis maral6ceuoe upon eat heauudI' pc
u-rsgae ciy. party "a. about twenty ia hghoe +,
81 55;l sexes, rti the b.->y uar; 81 ia STRIFE and
Wtuiri thrr waV 10 sniot dav al one Of the ,aouS-
and springs which ave 0rih and pencil the shores o'
ihe ever shining" BEhy. / m,rc ''Sou' or meI
rcr 'crowi' IL has never been our i'riune 10 Sc,
Care an3 ,hc Jloasr ni : which mao IS hcF To-
seemed to haze hfen hanrshed by mutual eonSe p
tom tie lace OF each. The cheerful aNd ladN-lH'
augh went up in Ioyous pJa.s, mnGans WI" u'
coarse and drscorjani gl,isw, as We pASSel ".''i
+ thg
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25

LOUISIANA ELEcTiox.--We re
the full oficial returns Of the recent e'>
louisiana White Qed.) is elected to Congre' %
IN the Is, (Oheans) district. Dawson (dem.l IS
elected in the 2nd. Ia democratic gain.) In the
3rd district. II is believed that VIM tdem.) Is
elected. II is also thought that the Legislature
will be democratic. The result has been dsas
ifous to the whig cause, in almost every part o.
the State, excep, the city. They have los, one
member to Congress, md probably two, ard ih'
chances are thai they nave lost the Legislature
The campaign has opened goriOusIy for the de
'n'c'sey IL The scmh-Wss'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-25
Notice,

yEvO all persons having charge d panpers ~ ,lc
county Of Towndes or for the cofpoTaion' laa'
he moor house Is nav ready for the rtctPoh % 'he
poop and al those thst have any paupets u qua
wlIl bring them IN, as 10 iufthef eXPenAo ~ Is
ia ~, kreniny them from Tie 9th day OF July
rsIo The Undersigned are Committee appoint
az h. ,be D,ari Of posice fN LowGdes county L
''N''' ELI ABBOTT.
X. NJ. TALLlAFERRo.
P. \. WADE,
Jaly nth, ls40.--l-u COMMISSIONER