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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

CIV ul Jaeksla. Ftbruary 5.t. l8a.
SIR: -Herrvi'h yuu viii recriye cr1s o' 80
- sct 81 lhe ls-g stature, passrd iHF af' Fiet-i
ttBg she tlud al leas5s rgetle sse IN F1ya.fi .at
81 avs sal dacs ID doe STATE
From a. -. ssn.eH' ra,- laiurnsf'a ~ Arti-
ar', ,iiitr t,a..r,ats u.ai much --e-tv 81 soar
rnau'y suhFt t' iaxniioh. has nti ca ss-ei-
/ 81 .aa 100 s.ra Cs-. rcgu'rr- .te fss er'-- t.
a~-css t4x,sv ~ a p.o,'tty aHtl'yd 81 ',- ~
.t. TO co eet sni pas tRe same ioio o,s.e Tea
! srv
Z ielyW wa 0iJ fud Statement - iariina %
! lie psupauv ~, a,s-,s-d 80 y,sr sutb'y. }gsfit
3, particular 10 assess ANT cf'lectte sWis. "a uu
/ ssid pntruy.
Am'us'tlcird 81 na.i; ln1, hat sDt Nt- te m
s'ifu'ri 90 yo,r bou4 nu.,ss Tie sxrs 'ue % SIC
aoi d3y "a Ntua. 80. arc ptii raof ~. ~ E
tine. iat1 iaeNaie Treasury lri,eest at Gle fa'e
II thufy .4fe -. PEE sen m Vl.. is ca case7, &c
cNlc,gj. asr.G red iy iaN oa al area sE.s.
su Sir. YrHrs, respectfully.
JAMES q. WILLIAMS,
State Iseesgrer
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
E,b IL 1870

IN .!Cf e. prescribe fhs Faa's rssurs5.e g.
STATE lares and other pHgfe<'.
- COTTON /. Is ,i ra4tt q d. tac i.ert@ia'src
- ji,- State ut Mississippi That Va r'iesd II
Nc baass oi ll., S,l'e Wifca pty.-, cie q" aena'
'gr VI their uptafg! crcviaunn, sia Ne reee'taoe
lar a. taxes apa lgt, teie Setr; F'o'l*sa, ao"-
ever. iUit 10 ,tst note, NV vsurt. II aiS ftts
ut taHss la,ltg utate thsn urc mouths 10 TT 1T
Il tiae SIR le offered iut iaAte or oler deef to
III. St5'c, sha. De received.
So : 40 ,rc j, tarth,r eoaeied, : aa' lis aft
AT, ,,tc IS. g, som and a'sr rs aes 'd e'ad
ear,agc n fs,cc pms, Ing h's' Aaaj1, q January
eisl,teu Aubll, ars lDri; gt ,'t ,o ".s7f
Speaker e NE Uaus' o. i''n -,.els''Fes.
GEORGE B. AUblSliS,
Prs 'cut 81 "a Senate
Approved, February 5, lsto.
Sg-4n
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HENRY C. HOLMES
me u, state OF Mississippi;
ODsibbeha COn nty

M y the sheriff Of sad MY greeting !:
1Gi "hefeas II appears 10 my salIldclIon hat
N scet'aln negro slave Of dark complex
M 'oo i've feet SIX OF eight inches high ap.
~ 9fenended IN said county this day by
-e'chn Benpr, and II. ". Iiauge Of said
,..had says his rane is Cato and that be
10 Thomas Crenshaw Of Chociaw coun-
s, .ms O'ele--is runaway, these are Their foe
..ASna and require you that you take the
ss0 Cato. N your Custody 10 the jail Of
pSaly aud that you safely keep IN your
I. . ual'i he shall thence he delivered by due
Al law, Given under my and seal this
elF Of November A. y. 1910.
NATHANIEL WEED.
.l.,s l.. 81
|Dihi i. o. the Peace in and for SAID eou"i.
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administrators Notice:

u, rs Tlers OF administration On the estate OF
1 IN n deed we're grauIed 10 lhe underslsn-
HereApP ''%h' having claims against sad estate
lcl s, "euhta In present the same duly anthem
\, vii 1"'h The lime prescribed BY law, or the
tea4 y oFevrr barred, All ersons indebted
y, a. urccased, are requested 10 make imme-
MARY GOARE Hdm's
p;ak... JOHN ABBOTT .5dns'r.
'osU. lj-6w
- Ipr'S Fee ST.
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n. j. ESTES. THOS. II. MARCI
Estes & March,

tAucrloSEEss ASD commissions MERCHANTS
Market Street Opposite the Land Office, columbu
Feb. 18th, lS40.-35-ti.
~ B. Regular slIe days, every Saturday and
Munlay
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c. G. OInlsted.

lSyl(T q FaAEKLTK, TEEKEssLE,)
" ~ Practice Law in Lownds and the
\ o. counties. Cfice, opposite lh
Mss. Ger. tth. lses. I4-if
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FactOrage and Commission
Business.

NE subscriber has taken an oFce on the corner
IDduplIn andC commerce streets, for the purpose
|%iNR COTTON, and tenders his services 10 his
I' and The public, who may rely Oh their inter-
4 o'Oe strictly and punciualIy attended 10 in tie
age OF any business they may cIIruet to his
HENRY C. HOLMES
r. iht Columbus, Miss. Democrat, Herald, Ma.
a. f@g OF the Union, Gteenshorough Bea-
soma Free Press, Voice Of Sumpter, aud JEFF
"ls'' LINDEN, VIII publish thp above unl rhs
January, a0l forward their seconnl, TO tht
yV''%I' II. {, II.
w II. le10. I9-7g.
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Warranted to Cure .
Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims againsl the estate %
N Wade ii. Gordon, deed. are hereby notified 10
present tire same duly authenticated, within HE tine
b. law, ar the same viii be ofevtr bar
red. Persons indebted to the estate If the said de-
ceased are equested to make immediate payment.
JAMES Ii. TURNER,
E-tcmor.
Jan. 18Th, ls40.--ee-tC
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a Dun !!

NEDlClNE CHESTS--A handsome ssroris
Iva lnentol FANNY and plantation medicine chesio
Oh hlud, and for sale The Columbus Dlng stnte
May24 GREENE HlLL.ag
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one Hundred Dollars Reward

4 IF the subscriber on HE Isl If Nav near
- Columbus MI. two negroes OF tho toliowng
escnpton: MOSES, % or a wears orage. l.et
10 or II inches high, rather Of copper color. aud
bald headed; he was formerly owned by Mr. James
near Ekton, Tenn. HENRY Is a stout fellow. a.
bont the same age, feet OF 10 inche. h,gh, quite
black aud Las osi some or tHo Of his font ireh
aud vas raised by slr Richard Barry oi Columbus
The abuye reward Will be given 10 sny one who
may coafBe ~ Jail tie sbovs named negraes 80
thai we gel them, or half The amnunl nr either ene
NJ NJ. & r. d. BROOKS
Jnne 25ih is40. 5ltr
zine Nashville Uaion, ami Democratic Press.
Pulaski Tenn., Wi Please insert ihe ab lge 10 the
amount Of $40. aud toward their account, 10 tbs
alfcs Gar payment, with copy Of The pzp.r Goa.
4 tanning lhs advertisement, N, H. & r. y b.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

Notice,
Is Hereby gwen That tie discussion between C.
j 6. Onsted Esq, and he Rev Jomes Smith las
hreu postponed The request II The alter genie.
nan. unlli the isl MONDAY N Marei Dex,
ofvrabos, Svgi. 96,h ls4o-l9-tL
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state OF Mississippi Oktihboha GO

Circuit Court, 10 rit the fiM Monday cjter
he fourth Monday 81 .4prlf, ~ u. lS40
Daniel S. casey,
We.
Patrick May, executor Of Wor- : BIZ Of lnjscton.
ham FasIcy deceased, BenJa-
min Glover and ). +. Nash
VENEllS day came he complainant By attorney and
Il leave is granted complainant 10 amend The BIZ
and leave is given To Stephen +. Nash, upon whom
process has been served TO answer at the next term
Of this Court and it appearing % the satisfaction of
Of the Court that The other defendants Patrick May
and Beulanh Glover are uCn-rtsdCns oil Inns
State IT is therefore ordered by Tie Court, that
publication be made for TIC space OF Two Months IN
tie Columbus Democrat a newspaper printed 10 tie
Town OF Columbus notifying The said Patrick May,
executor Of Worham EaSey deceased aud the said
Benjamin Glover 10 appear aud ansNerthe Bill filed
IN His cause IN he FIST day OF The next term oil Tins
Court or tie facts sci forth 10 sud Bill viii be taken
Us confessed
The State Of Mississippi Elijah Bardwtll Clerk
Oktbbela County oilhe Circuit Court ~ aud
fl said connly and State do hereby certify that the
above is a true and correct transcript of the mnutrs
81 The Court in The above stated cause At HE above
stated term Of said Court. Given under my hand
aud seal al Office this 27h day Of August 1910.
ELIJAH BAkDWELL, C.eik.
September 5th, Is40-9-9w prs-S9O CO.
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To the Public.

TIE rights of Editors and publishers OF papers
have been too long neglected. justice VII never
be doue uneSs they themselves assert their rgts s.
enforce The most uJld rules, which IA tie cud Wi
be found alike sNuiarV Ia the puhIic aH beneficial
10 those engaged IN HE press. PubHshcr> ol naptrs
have been so long imposed upon by the community
atlalge, that th, are considered 10 extent a
degraded class ol beings, wheA ~ Fact there 10 10
situation IN lie 81 honorable deserving OF 30 high
consideration, productive OF 50 much goudor class
which exert. 50 p0wtrluI an Influence. Il is known
10 be provtrbal for the debtors to newspaper pub
I,shcls to consider their demands the hast to be
paI-dcbts 10 which there Is attached no moral OBJ
ecton, and which they can relaSt 10 pay VITA lus-
ice AMI honor ieHce It Is nGmhurnI upon src CON
ductors Of the press 10 asSer Their own right, and
resolve, severaE aud lolnily, 10 bina all patrons 81
newspapers under t.ie same oblpatIuus thai attach
10 other contracts or always remain IN poverty aud
want with Thousands due llem from the most sui-
vent men in the country
We call upon all editors and publisher. Of papers
who approve of the following rules Ia endorse
them by tielr signalures- place them at tie head
OF their papers and strictly adhere to lhtm.
t. No Subscription received WITHOUT payment ia
aduance.
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Editor Of The Yazoo Wbg
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BESANCON & HALLIDAY,
Publishers Of the Misss ipp Free Trader
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Editor 81 the Southern Sentinc
! WORTHINGTON& CHAPMAN
Editors and Propretors 81 the Columbus Democrat
| june 1889
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G. 5. AININN 40. Nj. nROWN

ANlNG tliS t4v nrWtd coparlnrf>Hp undrr
L : tby fan al AKIN a BROWN, respectfully
tender their services 10 tIrlr hieu aud the pubic
gruenlIv a, Receiving, Forwarding and Cuurl,>-
>j,n Merchant, and Gcncnl Agrht, -ard lave lJ-
ken that large and ,pac.nus Brick Ware House Tor
merry coupled b, AKIN & GIBBS, are now ready
~ receive and store Cotton. Gonls and Merchlu-
disc 81 every Inscription aud Us cheap rates q, at
ANY Nare.hoitsc on III, river. The slu,lrst alton
ton will al all tmr~ he given toa business and con.
sisnncpls entrusted 10 heir care and TIE earliest
telurns made on al. yah, effected toy them
Caumbn, Ms,,' October 10, ls40. l3--6w.
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HAFE received some D@wag Tarf & pafci
4 4 meul: Apr 2O 1880
Bristol Board and rasic Paper erpeefed stoa,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

JOSEPH BLAIR, =. NJ.
Y Persons calling for the above letters, VIII
Wy say they are advertised.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-08-28
BEWARE OF THE STANDING ARMY

BEWARE OF THE STANDING ARMY.
The signs portend that this outrageous
of the General Administration to
establish standing army Of 200, 900 men,
will, if Mr.. Van Buren, be elected, become
the test of political faith among the Locofo.
rcos. On this point the Fredericksburg
(Va.) Arena says:
"Re-elect Mr.. Van Buren,, and the new
doctrine that reelection implies the sane.
|tion, by the people, of all the measures and
doctrines preached by the candidate, viii
be brought to operate upon the bill. It vii
become an administration measure. Mr.
Van Buren, will say that he is bound to car,
Try into effect the expressed wish of the
people in regard to this subject. The whole
power of the Executive will be brought 4
bear upon the press and upon Congress
and the passage ofthe bill will be matter
Of course. We make this prediction: that
in the event Of Van Buren's election, the
army bill will be fastened upon the country
before the lapse Of two years"
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-08-28

PARTIES IN ONO "A gentleman of the
Locofoc6 school, dining at large hotel in
cleveland few days since, accosted an
old lady who sat opposite to him as follows:
|"How do party politics stand in this State,
MADAME" ''Oh. | don't know much about
lit, no how; but there don't appear to be only
two parties in this State, as far as | know. !"
|"What are they, MADAME" "Let me see:
one they call the TiPpecanoe party, and the
other Harrison Democrats, believe"
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-08-28
LOCO FoCo's LAMENT.
AR" Bonnie DOOM

AIR" Bonnie DoOn.''
Yc growing ranks of cheerful Wings,
How can your prospects be so fair!
How can We shout your joyous songs,
When we're so very full of care?
You'll break our hearts, We warbling clubs,
That raise the shout of victory high;
Ye mind us of our fallen state,
Of Hopes that were but born to die.
To Tammany we oft have roved,
When Fanny charmed away the hours;
No bird e'er carroll'd ofits love,
AS fondly as she did of ours.
With ightsome heart, we thought to place
Once more in power our 'sfavorite son -
But ah ! the wreath we've formed for him
Must deck the brow of Harrison!
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-08-28

A Coon JoKE.--If person who is nomi-
mated as one Of the Sheriffs of London refu-
|ses to serve, he forfeits $500. A singular
rule, but one that actually exists, notwith.
In order TO punish Lord John
Russell and Sir Robert Peel for their oppo-
|sition TO the present Sherifs, in the Parlia-
|mentary privilege affair, it is proposed to
nominate them at the next election; and, as
they will certainly decline the honor, they
will have, between them, TO plank the pew
tier to the tune Of E600.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-08-28

BACHEEoR's BUTToN.-A new kind o {
button has been invented, which dispenses
with the use Of thread and needle, and is
|riveted 10 the cloth in moment. Il is
called by some the anti-come-of button, and
by others the bachelors button, from its
convenience to that venerable order Of per-
sons who decline matrimony.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-08-28

Commission q Forwarding.
TAMES 81 BAYLY, of Rodney, Miss,
90 have connected themselves with RICH
ARD BECK, of New Orleans, in the Com.
mission and Forwarding business; which
will be conducted in the latter place by
'THomAs p BAYLY and r. BECK, under
the firm Of BayIy, Beck g. Co., and at Rod
ney by JOHN G. JAMES, under the firm Of
John G. James g. Co.
JOHN G. JAMES,
THOMAS P. BAYLY,
RICHARD BECK.
New Orleans, 9th Aug. 1889. 69-y
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-08-28

YoUTH.-Oh spare to dying man bis
youth and its dreams! Too nearly are we
like flowers, which close and sleep only
while they bloom: and when they begin to
fade, remain open to the long, damp. cold
night.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-08-28

FOR THE WING YOUNG LADIES.
Mr.. BroDn-AIlOwG me>to otisr to the
Wing Young Ladies, through the columns
Of your paper, the following beautiful words
which hOpo they will sing to their fathers
brothers, and sweet-hearts, to cheer then
on in their good work. Teey are taken
from that gallant little Wing paper, the
"Snag-BOat."
A TIPpECANoE Bachelor.
THE sNAG BOAT.
TUNE-"1Ae Benny BOGt.''
Oh! gaily rides our bonny boat
Before the cabin door;
And jolly Wings, with joyous note,
Her decks have crowded DER.
Our tolls are borne with happy cheer,
And onward may we speed,
Till from all snags, that now appear,
Our country shall be freed.
Chorus. steer through Locofoco Bay;
Our irons grapple wide;
OuitDOuuy DOoes with SAeosAuk sway
Cuts through the stubborn tide.
Success the gallant bark attend
Wherever she may steer;
For knowledge light and truth exten
Along her brave career.
Fan Buren, to his hopes may cling,
And Kendall weave his charm;
= i IL
Our HARRISON can harm.
He'll safely work the steering oar
Through many stormy gale;
While joyful shouts rise from the shore
Our noble craft to hail.
|CHoRus.--We steer through Locofoco Bay, &t
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-08-28
SONG FOR JIM CROW.

GO4NO TN y AVA NAAOOs
To be sung at the next Loco Lecture after tn
hot weather has passed.
"TELL CHAPMAN HE MUST CRow.n-PGttisOn'
Let all de British Tory,
Who feel very low,
Keep stiff de upper lip,
And give loud CRow.
BRAG about and BET about
And grin just so;
And every time you meet Wing,
Give loud CHOW!
Massa KENDALL give dc order,
''Charge on de foen'
So neber be down hearted,
But give loud Chow!
Drag, &c.
Old Missis GRUMPY,
Who eberything do know,
He tell de Loco,
solve n loud Caow =,
Drag, &c.
Old Massa RICHIE,
He say just So
Stick to de dunghill,
And give loud Crow!
Brag, &c.
Dere is Louisiana,
No matter how she CO.
Only claim the battle,
And give a loud CRow.
Brag, &c.
Msssa Van be frightened,
Every body know,
Still he scold at Amos,
'Cause he doesn't CRow!
BRAG ABOUT, AND BOAST ABOUT,
AND STRUT JUST so,
AND NEVER LOSE DE SPIRITS,
Bur GIVE LOUD CROW!
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-29
From The Ohio Stale Journal.
GEN. RRISON-ROBERT T. LYTLE.

II is but few weeks since 1t becaTo our melancholy
duty to announce the death o. our warm and devoted
friend Gen. Robt L Iye 1t seems like sacrlege
rake up his cold ashes for the cold and hearess pur
pose of mnsering to the morbid taste OF the selfish
and the solid General Lyle possessed heart that
had no faults. It's unlimited generosity. With Us
his memory is sacred
In looking contemporary newspaper we per-
ceive his thrown in juxtaposton with that Of
General Harisons. We remember well the generous
friendship which subsisted between these two admirable
They were divided in poitics-and one was adj
vsnced in life. while The other in the hey-day Of
dent youih-yet. they met as father and son General
Lyle loved General Harrison. though he divided
from HIM in political action. He once made speech,
which listened. and which shall never forget
Ii at The celebration Of important epoch IN The
history Ct the West 10 Hamilton in this State. Gene.
ia Harrison had just concluded speech Of soul thrill
ing eoquence, when Gen Lyle responded Wehave
only space for The following ex,rac,-but, we well re-
collect that received with deaiening shout Of
appreciation
1T is true, that that gentleman and myself are
now, we have for some time BEEN opposed to each
other in OF views perhaps in most, as 10 the
widely separated the poles, neither be made to
forget his virtues, withhold from him just
datlon for his many eminent services. Sir would BIO
traitor TO my nature, # found myself capable of
dispaagug the claims Of public servant so eminent,
SO well tried, and whose life has been history OF such
usefulness and gallantry. that OF Gen Harrison -
Rather than rob the temples Of that tmeworn and justly
honored public servant Of single laurel would choose
in justice and gratitude 10 heap chapets on his brow"
Let none Of the minons of Van Buren, hereafter dare
to couple the name Of Lyle and Harrison in jest in
dishonor II their native meanness prevents them from
approaching the greatness OF two men they cannot emu
late---ief them be silent
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-29
OUR CANINE REGIMENT.

correspondent Of the Florida Herald gives the
following animated account Of an interview with
our new and respectable allies, Messrs the blood
hounds from Cuba
So various are these dogs in color shape, size, and
age that first sight they appear ike an ordinary pack
barking about planters dwelling, but examination
proves them quite another thing. To describe dog so
as to be understood is difficult must therefore con-
vey general idea by requesting YOU 10 imagine short
haired, block, red, yellow brnde or spotted dog or
any other color that bedecked the species, "a
inches high aud SO inches long Cor 'hereabons) with
head breast fore legs and shoulders like light made
masun and suou, somewhat elongated, erect like
gray hound (mostly cropped where they bond) and
Ions, Group launches, aud tail like a gray hound, ony
thicker set This combination you may conceive, pro-
duces animal OF great nerve, strength and agility,
and such, to all appearance. are these boodhonnds
They are "a IN number-5 or 6 old dogs, well tram
ed-,he remainder youuger-some should think not
wear old one OF these, lady bloodhound, walked
about the village with the as amiafly aud lovingly as
spaniel; but her kindness was imperative upon mo
rest OF her clan, for such set oil ierocous beasts
never before saw That modern Daniel, Van Amburgh,
who goes among the lions, would stand no chance
among them. When any living thing approaches one
OF the older dogs his eyes flash, he with rage and
twists ike serpent to escape from his cham the keep
crs have them under subsection, but have frequently
to maintain quiet order by nciing heavy blows WIN
cudgel, when the dog lays down with an ar WHICH
seems 10 say ~ will be civil TO accommodate you;
but d-n your stick " for they neither vince nor howl
few days since experiment a negro was seu'
n mle into tI,e woods to climb tree, and ~ an hour
afterwards dog was put upon the tral-he followed
direct through all the windlngs o. The bushes without
hn,erinp. Tho only question is, wall they follow the
,fsil Of an Indianl II they Will they will be great
.no,;s;,ion 10 the country for fighting salts
fed ,hey would grappIo with any thing. The way two
or three OF them would ratie dozen Indians out Of
soroh. or a bay ga would he nobody's business can
ony add that am much pleased with the boodhoupds,
them.
-Four keepers have with them from Cuba. Tho
elder. avery respectable sort Of man, is. believe,
runaway negro hunter by profession, and he has such
confidence 10 lis dogs, tina, he is ready 10 lead hen
way against Indians, wherever ordered-there - no.
thing OF the fncher 10 his appearance. D.