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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-16
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

Ed RECEIVED TiEEs DAY. at the Ladies
z q OrHun!tn(GI kscir Emptr.un', Nc. 1874
s'"0nGs-strsfl. a lot Of Winter Flowers among
wLIch are spng,. LuucIes wreais. &c. Also, hf-
teen dolen German Cologne.
Oct - ] REMOND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-16
Fare Reduced to S3!
Raj: Road Line &, BOSTON.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
tEsEa@a
SES, .{-YS--S
S--.ASsEs-i--~ts.S ~

a STAGE will leave Newport daily, Sunday
"A excepted al . O'Clock. 4. ~. ard afIiye IN
Ti1ai1n al 3 o'c!uck The Cars leave Taunton al
3i-. o'ci 'ch. and arrive IN Ho-on a ) ~ Re
inFnina the C.rs leaves Boston daily, SuuGnys cK'
ceEied. ats - o'clock 81. auu arrive IA Taunton,
al 10 IL O'Clock. Stage leaves Taunton directly
after, dni arrives in New, ori at ~ cloca.
Stage and Rad Road are. 80.
This Stage in,ersec;s al Fan River the New Red
ford Warren and .;rI-tol Stages aud on Fue-d
ThurSdays aud Saturdays. the Providence Stage
passenger, ly this hne, wni arrive IN Providence al
3 o'clock returning leaves Providence hionda' :,
Wednesdays and Fridays az ~ clock A. N. aud al
riges IN Newport al f.. O'Clock.
sage Book at Mes-rS T. Townsends and at
ila~,ard's !!ucls
Il. g. KINSLEY & CO, PrOprietOrs
Newport, April l1lb, l-iO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-16
ELECTIONS.

The dates Of the elections TO be held in the
several States the present year, are thus stated
Suites. State Election. Pres Election.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-16

AaTlE or LANE. ERIE, with notices
q y OF tumCiudore Eilioll's coaduct in that en-
easement b. Tristan Burse>; also containing
yar.Oits official documents. aud the athday lis OF
Captain, TuTnrr, Taylor Seyens and Champlin,
aLd Parser Erre,e. aud oner papers, relative 10
lhe subject Price C%4 cents. ron sale by
Oci 10. w. CALLAHAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-16

! Good White COtlon Hose
Tor - caui- a par
Common lead c1ofeJ a.
low Is 10 cts pr. PAIR
Miite,s-all prizes TN |
10 3 shilling, pr par.
Gluye> IN IL TO yOc pr.
Calico from 10 10 10 ct~.
LellAer SiIiteus iihUd :
plan, real good, from
- o. tu ~ pr pa,f.
R0ps Muslin, Jicaonei, J
and Eaulbfie duo.
Lace and Pick.t Nuslins.
NuG-s-iin teioint shawl-
aud .SCaTi,.
Moscow Null.-n.
UHnl- end Cotton for s *
10 cents per ward.
Is hitr long cloth ior Il
10 20 cent, per yard.
SILK IlardN'cfS- Black,
Red, BaudLnI * Flags.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-16

nroanci",Es IN 81 le.t
CAssiiiese> In al TO -
Sn'ii'ietls im 50 10 cit
fiini ioiu ia LOO -
Flannel. ln -. ~, to%I
Canton bid.crrur 3:ici.
u Ahcaui!iG.a-suf-uleu-C:
ho1sseiin DE lame ,s.
>e- iale ifUm BGs;cn. -.
al good paliens, ot,ag.!
ciiis ii-u!c0 ai,C 8 am.
! / ndrsGtuuurBiug Iru'.
| hand oni" sinai b.ureS.
! French biuc.bik srorsL
| Cdlico-s.
| French a. English Msri-
/ nos, for ll,.e more
! than halfrfice.
A splendid assortment
OF Ribbons.
PeieI,lilm.
DcvuiIsliTe Kerseys.
SpSpeI.der, 75e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-16
NATHANIEL SWEET
HAS GOT THE GOOD AI7IS

and intends TO sell them solo~ rey Csnuoiflia sGit
hi- old customers and olners .yt1 All! ID Am. tas
a,or 70 cd,i aud give item a look
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-16

CA12ETyrlG C e HEARTH rugs,
STRAW AND F;ORASCi BEAlD
N&IE, -V5. - Ez- vE-SAls
with nlnv other articles too numerous to msuuon.
His old cu~tsners aod friends, au, the pubic
in general, are respectfully
invited 10 call
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-16

: f you arr well, let medicines alsne-if ysu are
4 SICK, try SfENCLk',.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

MIssissPFI.-We give in another column the
official returns from oil the counties in this State
SxeSp, nine. These will nottary the result more
than one OF " o hundred votes.
ALABAMA has given majority Of some thou.
sands for Van Bulen. Surrounded by States
Who have ignoby deserted the democratic fold
ths has stood firm and true 10 her principles.
We will give the full official returns ~ Boon rs
they como to hand.
PESSsYLvASn, We believe has gone for Van
Buren by small majority. See the tnbl1 cf re.
turns which We extract from the Globe Of the
fifth instant
MARYLAND. llaHison's majority in this State
SAID TO be upwads Of four thousand almost The
sNne that he gol in 1896. So say the Wbig pa
pers.
CONNECTICUT and RHODE IstANp have both
gone for Harrison by considerable msjoriiss.
SO has Vermont.
NEw HAMPsuIRI has given majority Of
some Ave or six thousand for Van Buren,.
MAINE. We have but partial returns from this
State. Both parties claim il. The Bay State
DemOera, thinks that tho democratic minority is
almost one thousand.
Nav JEEsEr. Hard cider, il is said has hi.
umphed in this State. The Feds tlaim il for
Harrison by upwards Of two thousand majority.
TREEEssEE, MS we slated last week has voted
for HARRISON. So has Kentucky, Ohio. aud lndi-
ana-Lousiana too, We believe has gone the
Same way.
Missouri and ARKASsAs, have doubtless vo
ted Tor Van Buren, by large majorlties. Sc We
believe has Illinois though the result in that State
IS considered by some doubtful.
From NLw YoRK we have nothing decisive.
The city gave considerable democratic major.
'ly, and there are democratic gains IN mos, Of The
Eastern couniies--but !, is said The whies, in The
strong aboionan,I'masonic counties of the west
have more than overbaanced these gains. We
val, for official returns. In the meantime, we
feel jusIihed in setting down tho State us doubt,
ful.
VIRGINIA has certainly cast her vote for Van
buren,. We have returns taken mostly from whip
rarels,ircm 1T counties, which give Van Blu
rem majority of 1916 The Few remaining coun
ties MillncRaIlyJ qsg6MssJ Aar, Wsi8s$il,Ss ,,ooa
us follows:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
Fer The Dcmoeral
TIE SNAG BANK.

WIZ the gentlemen who gave currency 10 the
rash Of the Columbus and Tombigby Transpor.
taton aud SNAG COMPANY by their "ccre.
tai examination be good enough 10 inform the
public whether this company lave srltL ia
their vaults TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
ALABAMA MONEY, and, above all, whether their
circulation exceeds NINETEEN TH0US.
AND DOLLARS The gentlemen are all
able 6nancIers, and their opinions are entitled 10
credit II is therefore unnecessary to remind
such men that political economists recommend
frequent examinations Of banks as saluiary
check against oter issues indeed, so satisfied
have the fnaneiar4 ofEnshtd become Of this,
that they submit Their National Bank to ,rsskip
ordeal OF this kind would it not be well to
apply The doctrine Prociieatl,t rs well as htc.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

attempt 10 pay the whole debts Of The people ana
for this aarpose Eers 10 issue is bils, they soud
not be worth len cents % the dollar. b., vho .
u that looks 20 Tia Government l5r aid j. q
tie honest hard sofAiug men, or Is Il tie cunning
specuialor snd lie man OF wealth L9ok 10 our
Sale Lesisla,ures and see who Il - tat goes
there 10 seek aid. Did ynu ever hear Of SCI Of
poo, mechanics OF puor labOfsrs gong here 10
seek Bank charter. OF t6'gst any olher eEelu
s,ve Puvilegtl
BIt Tor What - u. that the people louk to The
Government One sci looks foe and asks a hgl
protective tariff; and this the Manufacturer calls
aiding the people. Another set looks To the Co
yernmsn, Tor the establishment OF a National
Bank and THIS the stockholders WhO thereby
get the privilege Of using the money OF the Gov
ernmenl call aiding the people. The object Vi
Government - to protect the people IN IheG per.
sons and The enjoyment Of their propeuy-mhen
II passes beyond these limits Il Is for the bench,
Of the few, and at the expense u the rights and
Interests Of he many. Let the honest hald work
ng man reflect upon this subject,and ask hnnsell
how The Government can aid hun Otherwise than
by aITordng him this proleciIon-Wil he ask the
Government to pay his debts We let il pay
hts debls--"l course II ought 10 pay the debts vi
syely body else bot can II do this J Then let
hum consider how tho Government is TO aid hun,
aud # he can iad no way IN which the Govern
ment can AID hun and every body else alike, he
may very Justly conclude that those who uie talk
lnz 50 much about aid from the Government eX'
pocl to use The powers Of the Government for
their exclusive benefit, 10 HE exclusion Vi tho
people Georgia Argus.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
GEN. ne GRAFFENRIFD.


From he suboinsd lelor which wo c1irsei from tle
Nssissippan OF he 9Th INST il vii he seen that this
gentleman, whose name We announced sBnie months
ago as lie Democratic candidate fir Governor, lac
declined TO run. We have accordingly taken his
name from tie head Of our columns. The motives
which induced Gen. De Grsacnri,d tn decline
nomination such must give satisfaction TO his
friends and the party generally. The Missisipplan
mentions the names II DE-. VS.. N. GwIS, Cot
THoNAs II. WILInNS, GEs. JEssE SPEIsmr, aud
Col. A. B. SAUNDERS as Ct persons liom which to
make selection in place of Gen. DE Grafienned
We consider them ell emaenty qualified for the
station, aud should any one OF them be nominated
he shall receive our curd1Isupport. We awathow.
ever, the dCcision of tie Democlarc Convention,
which IS proposed To DO held In The clty Of jackson
next winter. BY tie way, is it not time that steps
were taken in the different eouniits In appoint dele
gates to the proposed oouveniion' We respectfully
s1ggcsi to the democrats oil Lowndes and lie sd-
loming Counties tie piOpreiy Of immediate aeusn IN
this matter.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

r-iisai'y 10 RIA sS.e ? Ihrow out tb,s hinl 10
Messrs. CooKE, YorSg q Co. merely Tor ths
purpo-e Of Joggit = Ihs!F mefnoues.as I am salts.
ded they have iri, ere nov, The necessity Of
such step. You, gentlemen. have gwen these
bills currency, nod, # they ae not enu,lsd 20 ere.
d. you owe Il 10 your own good name 10 correct
Ne speedily a. possible the evil which your ''ca'd"
has already produced. There are strange tale,
afoai relative to lhs "iHsi' uiiOn o. our s,iry"
MADAMRUMnR says mo one takes the notes out
Of The bank" and vet they are wondrous plenty
In the event Ola second report, am satisfied
the community would like 10 have some positirs
assurance hat the "r,niy ihonslnd .9iatama
money" was he bona fds property Of the SSAa
BANK. A Bill HoLpxR.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
TIE ToMBICBY TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

We would advise our citizens and the travel
ing community particularly to beware how they
receive the paper Of this institution. There were
several Of cur citizens called upon to examine the
affairs OF the company Of which a report was
made, upon the credit Of which report some thou
sand of dollars lave been set ahoaI inuch 10 the
advantage Of spectators and 10 the probable
detriment Of the unway.
A gentleman Of high standing has informed US
lbat an individual Of tie camPnny attempted to
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
80 Dollars Reward,

DANAWAY from the Subscriber, residing near
IA Inc Guy OF Montgomery, Aiablm1, on Or ahrQ,
the l0h OF March last, Negro man, named Pono.
('oms times calls himself Favlus,) aged about thr,y.
hme years. Said negro is about feet inches HIM.
stout built, black complexion. head nearly tal. sal.
Ky ronhenance, hasa scar across one OF lis lanls
and shows his teeth when speaking He was lal,.v
taken UP and committed to Mobile Jail, from which
he contused 10 escape. The above reward viii IA
gwen Tor the apprehension and delivery Of said ne.
40, or his Confinement in ls, 81 that ran gti HIM
RILEY NORMAN.
Nov. "A, 1910 l9-4w
The Mobile Register, N, O. Times Cohmb,
Democrat, viii Please aIye Inc abose our weekly n.
seruoAs, aud forward their accounts 10 tie subsct.
Der.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
Notice.

Ehf virtue ola deed in Trust executed ,,a
M 25h day Of September 1895, by Tho, t,
to the Sam. F. Buuerworth to sesurs ra' ."'
note therein Mentioned to Andrew B. Hop,,0
will sell ut public auction to the hahes, b,dI.'
for cash on Monday the 18Th DAY of Decen h,
next, the following described property in all lbp..
certain Lots and parcels Of ground situate ,n,
and beng IN he town Of Columbus, and design,
ted as lots number three, four, hu ,sjx. seven IA
eight, in square 40. twelve, Souh Of Nam stree,
together with Nil singular the teuemSnls and m.
perienances Ihereuoto be'onglng or apper,ainnr.
Sale vii take place between 10 \. NJ. and 4
?. Nj. on said day al the Coutt House in ii,
town Of Columbus.
SAM. +. BUTTERW ORTIZ, Trustee.
Nov. Il 1870. Prs fee 50 3w 20
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
EXecnfnr.S Sale

4 y order ofthe hon. Probate court of Lowndes
ND county Miss, the undersigned design cfIar.
'ng for sale to The highest bidder, on Monday the
2Sth December, the remnant of The property he
longing 10 the estate Of A Nash decd, on credi,
OF 2 months, the purchaser giving bond with an.
proved security; consisting Of the east half Of
the north east quarter Of section 30. township o
range IL. west. Containing so acres more or
less, with 50 acres Of cleared land under fence
and in the county Of Lowndes and State Il Mis-. /.
also two good beds, beds'end. and furniture. tvo
negroes, and Few Other articles OF minor lnoot.
lance, Also on the same day, and at the sama
place the Mansion house. and oher buildings Of
he late deceased, and 10 ucrss land, viii be
i'sred iOE rant ioI one ,ear, 10 toe highest bid
der.thc same TO give note with approved security
q. L. & w. ". NASH, Exc.
and G. f. NASH, Guardian.
Nov. 81 -20-4t-prsf 81 So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

" TIE CO5LVERCL7Lkrsp
BANK or YfCES-r-r,- hg1D

~ q. p 80 & tT
Oh clsrs-.a tn as-. lr-.--r.1-5
- et-r'" % tie uta.c E4rs o-t IT,. h. ~ sal
" .asi. h-ch $ r'eIriei. tie a-r..-s- sta-ra.
iae 81 10 Pay "a lie paper cd H.. 49, ',''ryi Ia
lsih ~ trhfgHrg u-Ni, UG1ls., A. uail lie
h paw Ritrrwsrts uptn ell d.tl. =, TX e-s q sad
lhsl day Be secured 10 The Ssllsl,a,.ooc saas ,
4'osr aebls Wi'ich By tia, tius a. - ga'ns.
cured will e subject q SSsh rue !. 1,, 80 3 =
u carry Hs the trust Iliia effect. Ia. aaap;si
red Ia . a. ioilaws: -''e fe!s,.
HE truslets shall pfuceel ,o .on.-.
tie proceeds Of such sales. and a., VIC hos
realise "a money The most that INA, H. .' aei
rom tile bones, bills of tKclaDs. "a. r--e''faal,
notes, accounts. eiiins judgments A., ICefahe
IN ari'on ana prn'is o. SAID Rad Road io,o use
ter Tie time 81 its completion to Jaeksoa- 40 a.
Transferred anj assigned tn rlem. P,,v,s' hs'eSV
ever that said trnstees shall in I'm cas. now
ceive from debtors 10 said Presitrn, D;s.,' 70 r,
Company Of the Commercial and Rail r. n 'A
OF fekshurg le baGk Roles checks ms, Do,. Dahs
uhcatrs OF depasie, aud bits rereiVah,. WI
SAID Bank nr any of Us branches m n,,,nsn, "sn
doe TO the said President, Directors AMI co. usoa
OF The Commercial & Raj Road Baak Of any
provided such debtor or debtors shall eivs
security Tor the amount ofhlS her or then eo'
within twelve months after the ressraIsr ~ G
deed OF trust. " Tie
w. W. FRAZER
THOS +. ROBINS ! Assn.
WIN. ). BODLEY. "'"
""F a. l9lO. 20-I3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
: TIE PEOPLE EXPECT TOO MUCH
OF THE GOVERNMENTS

This saying of Van Buren, has been charged
against bun as one Of his greatest SINS, ind one
insulting TO the mlsiofuues OF The country. Far
ourselves, we think that Mr. Van Buren, has u,v.
CT uttered sentence OF the same Ien,,h which
e.noodNs us tnuch wisdom as tins, WHAT'S the
o9Jec' OF Government Is It to ray he debts
g, 'he people Gan the Government do I'm. ,
NO The People cannot pay heir debts, and
yet they have len thousand times the means : ibo
"overnmeni, Suppose TIC Government were 10
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

Tothe jail Of Wnstoa county 90 t5e 2 sept
lS40, Negro ma who calls himself LEONARD;
said negro i'ab,ut thirys.vcn or thirt' gut esn
Old, 5 ieel cFi0 inches high, dlrk c1mpgxloe, IA
scars perccivsblp had on Whru taken up hls color.
ed pants. blue cloth ond, aud pair OF russell bngaa
shoes, all very much worn, aud says ic b;olsed0
ELIJAH Young Of Madison comfy MI and taken By
Young 10 AIEbiHa ani'stdl him 10 nnc William hs
of Sampler county. The owner VII please COMFY
with the law and take him on pih
JNO II HARDY SAf
Nov. Id, 1870 l9-3w
Dps Fee $4,000
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

" these Harrison must get 80 Ia order TO be
elected, and Van Buren GO. We think We have
carried Illinois. and We are mol without homes Of
Maine. New York and Moth Carolina, but we
admit the chances ATE against Us. A few more
mails, and the long agony viii be over,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

i to Il will be seen fom the Off aial returns
which we publish to-day tha, Lowndes county is
sei down as fye--one shig vote being rejected
because two Of the electors MINES were omitted.
This is according to the law which requires that
every qualified eecior shall vote lot four electors
for President aud Vice President. More or less
names being put on the ticket renders it Illegal.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

To The jail Of Winston comfy, on The lth n,
Of Aug ,,>t 1910. nlaiauoe b.,y WHO calls hiSsen
HENRY sad boy is about IS years old iee.s
nr inches hgh. NJ scars psrreiyabIe, hal on Wa,|
aken NJ striped cotton pants, cotton shirt, ~.
silk hat,sand pair nfcoarSp shnes ali mucn W ~.
The sad boy sag, he belongs 10 William san"' ..
of 0ki,bbeha county Mi The nwner vii pr
comply with ihc lax and take him nui q a.. c.s
JNO II. HARDY N'
Nov u, 1910 l9-W
~. "a. So 0N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

For one copy Of the .CoasressonlI Cis5e
One copy ofthe Appendix
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Tor SIS; Twelve copies tr sic, and propo 'io''N
lumber ofcepgr FIR larger sum.
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To insure all the numbers, tie sub>crlplis si'oHu
b. hereby the l4h of December at larihes'.
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VIII tfnse eve u is Irfftcft~ q NV rtttifiN
tEJ~.No attention ,sT be psid 10 eay order '"''"
the money accompanies il. ,e
BLAIR s RlYES
WAsKIEGroN CRY, Oct %. 1870,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
SS>''SlpzEsS 1

JUST as our paper was gouy to the press, the nar,
lhern mad came in and brought Us the Wsshirg,an
Globe OF The 9'h INST, from which we learn liz,
tennSyvanla has cast her volO for HARRISON by from
one huhnfed ahd My to two hundred and fiiy
votes Inns settles the questions is Ger.
tainlv elected
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

drfraund ar honest planter oag or b.. LAID and ns-
goes Nth liis worthless trash Names can be
gwen Il necessary. Fertns, sal sspisnt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

The following counties remain To tie heard from
officially: Chbnrne Clark De Snto, Hancock Jack
son, Marshall, Tumca, IIshemingo, and Washing
TON