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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17
SITE LEGISLATURE.

liufG ~ lenia lASN AA \
eiaie edif ol The Raleigh Star. has hfeH
elected A0rney General of The stale. far
The fouryesrs next ensuing. The q
nj sole nod lhus:--McQusen So. ia
MEL 60. nd lrsdrll "a.
The esrcsssd bill 10 locate The Judges.
was Ieiesd in lhe House of Commons.
on Frids, afler . proiracird discussion.
The Il 10 construct Turnpike from
lll:s ciiio The Tennessee Line, which
elected interesting debate iass week
and wirh We noticed on FRIDAY. was
taken nlnn Saturday again, when MIR
MofeheI delivered an able speech IN ~
favor. Il was then again laid on ih'
table.
Theengrossed bill IN erect . nea
eounlyby lhe name Of Siahly. was re
ice ed The Senate on Friday. by ih'
cssiingyole Of the Speaksr--ile idenii
cal iaiswhich belel il when last befo.l
the legislature.
Butillle was done in either Hous
yeslersy. neatly The whole sitting brinI
engrnsed in voting for eight Trustee
Of the Uniyersuy. 10 I'll vacancies ex's
ing in he Board. The following gentle
men mre elected: B. 8. Gather, q. {
Mendahnll. J. G. Williams, B. |
Moore Weston X Gales. Jonaiha
worll, cadwallsder Jones. jr and P. !
Winsan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

The Pd5enfs message oreuryiag 80
large . srs in our paper his week, We
sre obIiRaO Omil Inc usual summary q
I.egisla.i.proerfdings. Tie following
from tie .lrigh Register u Tuesday
will ser.to keep our readers Informed
of Tie nj important PaTI Of shs pro
ceilings:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

brig Dolphin aud shOOner Grampus
have been cmp!uysd during the late
season on tue coast oi Africa. Tor the
parp,se of preventing such portions
uI that trade a. was said To be prose
| u,td uadrr the American flag. After
cruising off tausc parts OF the COAST
most usually rcsuried 10 by slarrrs,
unt,l The commencement oi the rainy
srasun, these ,cssrls returned TO The
/ United States fur supplies. ani have
since been despatched Oh a similar
scrl ice.
From the reports of the command
ing officers, it appears that the trade
is now principally Carried on under
Portuguese collors; aud they express
the uplnl"a that the apprehension 0l
! their presence On the slave cease has,
ina great degree. arrested The prnsti
m,inn of the American nAs, 10 this IN
humane purpose. Ii is TO be hoped
that. by continuing 10 maintain 'h''
force in that quarter, aud by the OK
ertians Of tho officers 10 command
| much willibe done to put q stop u
! whatever portion of thi, traffic may
have been carried on under The Anne
ricsn ilas, and to prevent it's use Ia
-. trade which. while u violates TUX
IIaus. is eqaaiIy an outrage on TIN
rixa,s If o,nrrs and tho feelings OF ho
u,a.,,. The eir,r;s uI The ssscrs'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24

TVNHE undersigned has about 90 bushels Of rot
il ton .ee'-, direct from the TabIe lands Of Mex
leo from The first growth raised in the United
States, which he will be glad 10 dispose Of The
cottnn raised from these seeds Is CT very superior
quality. sample d the cotton may BE- seen al
sny time IN the Democrat Office. From the expe-
riment have made. | sm induced 10 believe that il
will mature 10 or Il days earlier than the common
cotton. Also qusnlity Of Guph seed from the first
or last years gruwth. Those wishing TO purchase
he seed, will please apply at the Office Of the Dem
ocrato or of the undersigned
DANIEL w. WRIGHT.
March gl-37-U
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Mansion House.
Jackson, MI.


7 J. BRYANT heving purchased this commo-
y dlors Establishment it will be re-opened on
Monday The 2lstinStant, under the superintendent
Of Major Il. WILLIAMS.
The House is now undergoing through repair,
and from its very eligible location, the spaciousness
OF its rnOms and its convenience 10 the State Capt.
ta is emnenty desirable for the travellers repose.
The table will, at times ALL be furnished with the
best the market affords; and every possible aten-
lention will be paid to the comforts of the guest
Of the establishment. Good servants will be pro-
vlded 10 attend the rooms and tables.
The stables will be well provided with provender,
and horses committed TO the care Inexperienced ost-
lers
Members Of the Legislature, and Members of the
Bar, as well as the travelling public generally, are
solicited 10 give the House call The Supernten-
dent is determined to spare neither expense nor
trouble in providing for the and convenience Of
those who may patronze the House.
VI Those Members OF the Bar and Legislature
who wish TO procure apartments for the Winter,
will please address the subscriber,
b. WILLIAMS,
For J. j. BRYANT,
Sept ID, 1910. l2-3t.
The Columbus Democrat, Columbus. Argus, Match
ez Free Trader, Natchez Courier, Vckshurg Wing,
Ficksbarg Sentinel New Orleans Bulletin, Nash
vile Union, will insert the above weekly three times,
and forward their accounts 10 this office for coIlec-
ton.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
New and Interesting.

NTURRAY'S TRAVELS in North America
lVA during the years 1894, 1885, and 1886, IN
GLIDING summer residence with the Pawnee
tribe Ct Indians IN the remote praires Of the Mis-
souri, aud visit to the Azore Islands.
Ilouon's Hope, or the Memoirs of a Provincial.
Opinions Of Lord Brougham on Politics, Theology
Law, &c.
The Thugs or Phausgars OF India, comprising
history OF the rise and progress OF that fraternity
OF aSsassns, and description Of the So stem which
il pnrsues and of the means which have been
adopted by the supreme government OF India Tor
its suppression.
Father Butler aud the Tough Dearg Pilgrim, by w.
II. Carleton.
The Naval Founding by The Old Sailor
Sketches Of London, by the author Of Bench and
Bar
Walks and Wanderings in the World OF Literature
by the same author.
Precaution, Novel by Cooper.
John Smiths Letters, with Peters TO match.
Blanche of Navarro, Play, by James
Iortesa, the Usurer, play, by Willis.
The above new works with fresh supply OF
SCHOOL BOOKS, have recently come 10 hand
and are offered Tor sale 90" for cash only an
PFlSTER & GOODWIN.
Fcb'y. %, 1910 SSH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
PROSPECTUS OF
+" The Old Soldiers


THNHE unparalleled exertIons of the Federal par
Il ~ TO again get possession Of the rens Of Go
vernmcnt, call for counter efforts on the part of
those who wish the Government administered on the
principles of JEFFERSON and JACKSON NJ
merous papers have sprung up in different sections
OF the Union, which now spread abroad the claims
of w. II. Harrison, The Federal candidate for the
Presidency The State 10 beng flooded with EN-
anatlons from ashe Federal press Intammaory
appeals are made To the public, and all te cnargles
which The bankers OF MlssiSsippi have lef, are now
devoted To the object of REVlVlNG THE PLUM
DERlNG SYSTEM, winch JUSTICE, PUBLIC
OPINION, aud the laws Of the land have trampled
down.
Seeing these things, AVID believing too, that The
People Of Mississippi are willing 10 receive the
TRUTH and to act upon PRINCIPLE, rather
than senst,ess noise and mummery, such as the
HARD CIDER and LOG CABIN humhug, which
The Fodcraliss have adopted, the undersigned has
determined 10 publish al jackson, until after the
election, sheet TO be called the OLD SOLDIER,
which viii be dcvoled Ia the republican cause will
support MARTIN VAN BUREN,, and RICH.
ARD NJ. JOHNSON, as the democratic candi.
dates for the Presidency aud Vice Presidency, aud
iearesSly expose the pfetensions OF Federal Wing
gerry, and It's leaders and abttlors in the South. He
therefore calls upon all true Republicans TO lend
him a helping hand.
TERMS. The SON SOLDIER" will be pub
lshed paper ol good sgt nj the "MlssIssRpIAS
OFFIcE, until alter the election; Is numbers nj the
moderate sum of 81 SIX copies for SIS; twelve co.
pes lor Sl0i and twenty copies Tor $l5; and SO in
proportion.
The lrst number Of the " On SOLDIER" will
appear about the LIST oil August
JAMES s. FALL.
Jackson, July IS, 1910.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
nIarshaI's sale.

Cfares MeLaren On E Css n December
Term 1870
nYyiriue nfthe abaye specified writ TO ne directed
ID from the Honorable District Court Of the Nor
bern District o : Mississippi, will sell on Aonray
he Qrd day Of November, $40, ct the conFt house
or Lovndrs county, The following descnhed oper-
~. 70 wit: Blocks No ioriy-iour and forty five
north Of Main Street in the plan of the town OF
Columbus Mississippi and also all tie household and
Kitchen furniture and one pleasure carnage Of The
said defendant,
Levied on as the property Of said defendant to
satisfy the above named execution and all costs.
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR,
Marshal n. District Nj
+. II. ALLEN. Deputy.
Columbus 2lst September le4O.
Printers fee $40 80.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Eagle Hotel.

Jackson .uiSsissippi.
THlS Eslabi>hme nj is now open for the recep-
Il ton OF travellers and visers. The house has
been closed for the last three months for the purpose
Of putting It 70 complete repair. The present prices
Of supplies will enable the subscriber 10 reduce the
charges 10 nearly one half From its lnca situation.
being North ofthe Capitol square, and within thirty
steps OF the same, renders il the most Sonyenien nj
situation in the city. There is $50 attached arce
Cisiern, which affords the bes: water in The place
The stables are large and commodious, and attend
ed by experienced oStlers.
Females accommodated at all times.
The office Of the Lexington Mail Sage ken, here.
X. ?, WlNSLOW, Proprietor.
October 5, ls40 ~ au
The Matches Courier Vlcksburc Sentinel Holly
Springs Conservative, and Columbus Democrat wi,
please copy The above to he amour, Of Eve dolIaas
each and forward their accounts 10 lhe Eagle Hole
for payment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
EStraYs.

UAKEN up by James Eman bay mare
n right eye out IL years old worth twenty-five
dollars.
Printers lee 2 90.
Taken up by Sanford Leach, bright bay poney
nine years old some saddle marks, small bh out oil
the under de Of the right ear, and has The big head
Printers lee 90.
Taken up by Alexander Carter, brown horse
mule years ola worth forty dollars.
Printers fee 2 90.
Taken up by William Weaver a sorrel horse, 10
Years old left hind foot white, blaze face, worth
twenty dollars.
Printers fee co.
Taken up by VIM. Norris, two mare mules one
sorrell five years old, ole brown three years Old.
Both marked with gear, and valued to one hundred
dollars.
Printers fee 90.
JOHN FLETCHALL, Ranger,
Columbus Sept. Goth, l640.-I2-3t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
STATE Of Mississippi Oktibbeha Co.

state Of Mississippi OktlDDena 10.
Circuit Court, 10 ri. The Jgh Monday allsr
me fourth Monday o. 7prih L. d. ls4u.
Danis. 5 Eas.ey,
vs. -, -.
p,,-;rk Nav. executor Of Wor- BGl OF lnJlcton'
ham Easley deceased, Benla
n,n G.yer and $ +. Nash.
THIS DAY came The complainant by attorney Sn9 {,
leave IS granted complainant 10 amend me DIN
and ave IS gwen 20 Stephen F.. Nash, upon whom
nroces has been served 10 answer At the next term
of tbs Court, aad appearing 10 the satisfaction o'
of the Court that the other defendants Patrick May
,pd BENJAMIN Clover are nOn-resldens oil ms
state il Is therefore ordered by the Court that
notification be made for the space oftwo Months 10
The Columbus Democrat, newspaper printed IN the
Town Of Columbus neiiyiag the said Patrick Diay,
executor of w fham Easiey deceased, and the SAID
BENJAMIN Glover 10 appear and answer the Bill hled
IN Ills cause On The first day Of The next term oil This
Court or hdlacis sci forth in sid Bill viii be taken
a. confessed. -.
The State # Mississippi Elijah Bardwell Clert
Oktbbeha County. }oithe Circuit Court IN and
r said county and STATE, do hereby certify that Inc
aboye i, a true and correct transcript Of The minutes
ct the Court in the above stated cause at The ABOVE
stated Term al sad Court. Given under my hand
and seal of office tins 9th day ofAugusl, $40.
ELIJAH BARDWELL, Clerk.
Senipmher 5th, Is4O-9-9w- prsE$20 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
To the Public.

ETNHE embarrassed state OF the country and our
Il own necessities compel rs in future 10 adopt q
dliIrren, course in our Mercantile business We
therefore take this method Of informing our custom
ers and the public generally, that as we are COM
PEELED to make heavy payments during this winter
and the ensuing spring, that all debts due us must
be paid or satisfactorily arranged, so that we can
make them available, and that our sales after the
first day of January next, viii be considered due on
the delivery Of the articles sod une IS on terms 9th
erwise specially agreed upon,
II. BUCHANN0N e. co.
Columbus, December oath, ls39.-25-W
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24

Fellow clzgNs.- IInns been induced 10
present myself before you in the attitude Of a
candidate for the office of Treasurer of the State,
| deem At necessary to make known my political
creed. have ever espoused the cause of Dem
ocracy, believing it to be the most conducive to
to the happiness Of free and enlightened peo-
pie, and to The perpetuatlon Of that Government
which has so long attracted the veneraton and
applause Of the surrounding nations Of the earth.
No personal consideration apart from that Of a
iellow.cilizen, has called me to the field. Be
Ilevng the office (Which our distinguished friend
and servant Mr.. Williams, was compelled by the
fatal stroke Of death to abandon) to be one of
the highest consideration, and that It's duties
should be discharged with prompt impartality,
have been persuaded to take the field. Should
you think proper Fellow citizens, to elect me. can
only promise an unIrng zeal and faithful discharge
of those duties which will necessarily deyvols
upon Your Fellow Citizen,
ROWLAND JEFFERSON EDMoNDs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
EStrays.

TTAKEN up by James Conway one SorreI
u mare and colt no brands visible supposed ia be
Ii years old. Appraised 10 25 dollars:
January 18th 1910.
Printers fee 50 O01
Taken up by Alison F. Easter one strawberry
roam mare and colt the mare about eight Years I'D
fourteen and a half hands high. Appraised to sew
enly five dollars
Printers fee So 00.1
Taken upby Benjamin Land one chestnut sorrell
mare about SIX years old, fourteen hands high with
blaze IN her face the rine Of the left eve white no
brands Percevable. Appraised to forty dollars
r Printers fee 81 90.
taken up by Alexander Carlisle one bay horse
with black swaid back and branded with the letter
(N' 81 on the near shoulder fifteen and half hands
h'gh number Of saddle spots, eleven wears old.
Appraised at forty dollars.
Printers fse 80 90.
Taken up by Daniel Burnett two cows and one
Steer one COW marked under Stops and cross in each
ear, collar red and white spotted, the other marked
swallow fork in the right and split in the left no
brands the above described cattle Appraised 10
thirty dollars.
Printers fee 00.l
Taken up by John W. Gilbert one brown mare
mule supposed to be four years old thirteen hands
high Appraised to forty five dollars.
Printers fee 90 001
c. Q. GARDINER, Ranger
Athens Monroe County Mis-, Sept lSth-li-sw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
To the Public.

THE rights Of Editors and publishers Of raei
have been Too long neglected. Justice wt ntVd
be done unless they themselves assert therfgbef
enforce the most rlaid rules, which 10 Tie end WI
be found alike sauary 10 the public and .snensa
to those engaged in the press. Publishes OIL faIta
have been so long imposed upon by the eonmIsi!
at large that they are considered to some exf''
degraded class of beings, when in fact there y
situation in life so honorable deserving Of 50 tga
consideration, productive Of so much good,of eas
which exerts so powerful an influence III ADNA
TO be proverbIaI for the debtors to newsTaPfPy
fishers TO consider their demands as the last @E
pald-debts to which there is attached no moTalF
ection, and which they can refuse TO pay WINE
tee and honor: hence it is ncmbuent upon 'le cor
dnetorS of the press 10 asser their own rights a.
resolve, Severally and Jointly TO bring all fatfp's@
newspapers under the same obligations That AUG,
10 other contracts, or always remain IN povtfif"~
want, with thousands due them from The nos' ~
vent men in the country.
We cali upon all editors and publishers ofPaFa
who approve of the following rules to eHGaS
them by their signatures-p place them at The h'
of their papers, and strictly adhere to them,
I. No subscription received without pa!utN
Advance.
2. No subscription received for less ilsh "
months. 81
Sd. Advance payment will be required IRON -
transient advertisers.
4th. To announce no man for any office el''
ate or County, without The adrGnce Pa!ntA'
ten dollars.
9Th. Political circulars charged as sdverilssh'
and payment required in adrdace.
9th. All advertisements of personal sile,'s
will be charged double, and payment requHea"'
vance.
7th. Election tickets will not be printed VIZ 1.,,
order, nor delivered to any person without Ps'"
in advance. !.
9th. All subscribers, without respect 70 pras
who are denquentS, on the first OF Ocioeer' ' a.
stricken from our isl and their accounts pa' y ,,our
The above rules, we the UpdersIsued, p'e's'
elves to a de by.
JAMES A. STEVENS, vs.
Editor of the Yaz'o wy
S. H. B. BLACK c...t
Editor OF the Nslchez CoS'N'
BESANCON s HALlDA1.r,.d s
Publishers Of the Mississippi tlee -
JAMES HAGAN. s..ess
Editor and Proprleior OF the Vicksburs ''A'
w. NJ. SMYTH, ,...se
Editor Of the Grand Gull Ad'''
SAMUEL CURTIS, .,se
PraNietnrof the Souipei"
THOMAS BROWN, r,..ark
Editor of the Rodney lsss
J. Al. DUFFlELD, !, whs
Editor Of the Grand uai'
WIN. B. TEB0, .4.,ra
Editor OF tie Fayeiiteer az
A. B. g. S. L. CORNIlN p,srtl
Editors end propretors Of ihe. fazoo's
ARCH. S. CLARKE, ..ouStis
Publisher PORT Gibson CoFfr'F
c. A. 70 LS0M, Sss.-ss
EDITOR NJ the SontheIls. s-T.sis
WORTHlNGToN & Ch nn.r.<Is
Editors and Projectors OF the CoinnOOs
june 1889.
L. -Mnnr NH rrrorrnp Al rHis UII'e
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
NOTICE.

NUTICE.
YNHE Subrcribers having associated themselves
IL together under the name and style of Prince &
Donald, for the purpose of ransactlng a
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
in the city of Mobile, beg leave to offer their servi-
cies TO the Planters of Mississippi and Alabama, and
the public, and hope by strc, attention to business
to obtain share OF public patronage.
THOMAS M. PRINCE.
JOHN T. DONALD.
Sept the 18th 1S40.-lt.-4m
Our Office may be found east side Of Commerce.
between St. Francis and Dauphin streets.
2. & d
The Columbus Democrat will please publish The
above once week until the firsl of January 1871.
and forward your bill TO our office at Mobile Ala.
PRINCE & DONALD
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Valuable Plantation for Sale.

,6hHlHA ! will sell on reasonable terms my
SR plantation IN Noxubec county. situated
GSV4eN between the Tumhlgbee and NGxubee
- rivers, ten miles from The Blabee, and
one from The Nnxubec and lying directly on The
road leading from Macon To jamestown and Gaines
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres about
220 acres of which is prairie and the whole al u IS
the best quality of cotton land, being Of rich SAN
DIV soil. There about 200 acres in a fine state
Of cultivation. The Plantation is well watefed by
a creek running through i, and also has on 1t three
springs Of limestone water which run throughout
the year; besides well N the yard OF as fine Tree
stone water a. can be found IA The State. There
are on the premises two fine young orchards Of
choice fruit The buildings are comfortable dwell
ing house negro cabins, corn CRIBS, cotton GIN
with screw &c. &C. This place was formerly
owned by Mr. RIdeeway and IS known by the
name Of the Rhgeway tract Any one wishing to
purchase cotton Plantation would do well 10 ex-
anime the premises. For further particulars apply
10 the subscriber living in Macon, or IN his ab-noe
to Mr.. Rdgeway, proprietor of the Washington
Hall Macon, or to Mr.. G.. Hairless four mics from
Macon. II. n. SPOONER.
Macon June co, ls39.-5l-lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24

The Colonel or senior officer OF each Regt., will
issue orders to his leet. in conformity herewith and
according 10 law. Lit. Col. J. II. Tracy, Dvs-
ion Inspector, will, when present, act as drill officer
and the Maj. General, will, through him, exercise
command.
The commissioned and non.commSsloned officers
will attend drill at the place designated for Review,
one day previous TO the review in all cases where it
will not come on the Sabbath and in snch case two
days previous, as the law directs
BY order of Maj. Gen.
r. II. GRANT.
w. D. CHAPMAN. Aid,dcCamp.
August 18th. lS40.-6.-10w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Medical Spring Bathing House.

FENiilS establishment is now open fur the season
IL the baths having been newly printed and ev.
cry department put m good order, the public can
be well accommodated. TO the Ladies department
new baths have been furnished and If there is suif
Gent encouragement they will he kept exclusively
for their use. The subscribers family will reside on
the lot, so that ladies can enter from his residence
through the garden, or as formerly,
TERMS OF BATHING.
For a single warm Bath, so cents
For ans. of So IL tickets
For The season, IRON LIST April TO LIST Oclo-
her, months, $40 90
Payable in advance, ape in par funds.
The house may be l5fl open on Sundays from sun
rise to O'clock A M.-hut the servants will re-
ceive the pay-consequenlly each person subscr-
b'ng Will be required 10 pay an extra OF 20 cents OF
them. ID. n. BALDWIN.
April list Is40,-SS-c
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
DIR. =. r. BOucheIIe.

AlLL in future devote his whole attention
w To the practice OF the several branches oil his
profession, al the late residence Of his father, be-
tween Col. Nmrod DAVIS and LIndsey's Ferry. He
will practice upon as reasonable terms as any other
regularly bred physician in The county.
December 9TH, t3s9.--22-H.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Warranted TO Cure .

GREEN's VEGETABLE ToNIc MIXTURE,
A Certain cure for Chtlls s. Fever and lntern't
n. ttnt Feusr.
For Sale at the DRUs SToRE of
f. A. SMITH.
Corner Of Main and Market Street.
Columbus Mis-, Sept. 18th IS40.-ll-ll.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
The Family Physician

az, EvERY MASS CoMPANloS, beng a compia-
" tiont from the most approved medical authors,
adapted TO the southern aud western climates; to
which is added an account Of Herbs, Roots and
Plants used for medical purposes, with directions
how they are to be prepared, that every man can
be his own physician, together with a glossary Of
medical terms--by A, g. GooDLErT, A. Nj. for ma
ny years surgeon in Tie U. S. Army. With an
appendix, containing a new and successful mode Of
treating Asiatic Cholera, by the compiler For sale
by PFISrER l. GOODWIN.
May II, 1889. 44tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-24
Take Notice !!

A LII those indebted to the undersigned el'hes y
N oe or book account, for the years 1887, o
40, will do well 10 make payment by the Isl
Sen,ember. All those who disregard this notice
Mil be sued indiscrilAinalely.
W" - 49, c. MCRACKEN s. Co.
Colbert, July %. 1910 3,5