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Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
MOrus Multicaulis.

4kn2eM OR Chinese Muberry--ncw is your
%k&} time 10 engage these trees and cuttings,
WVtsN as they will be sold al a reduced price for
- the currency T. A Smith will have for
sale olatgc nember OF the and cuttings OF the
Mcros MultoauIis, which have been raised in
this scounly, aud consequently are acclmated, thus
rendering them superior IN hnse raised N more nor
thcrn climate. They viii be warranted genuine.
Those wishing 10 purchase the trees or cuttings
will do well IN engage them soon.
August a. IS3g.-7-lc
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Valuable Plantation for. sale.

xhtAsaA ! Will sell on reasonable terms nv
%S plantation in Noxubec county, situated
&SYSSR between the Tombgbee and Noxubee
-, rivers, ten miles fiom The Bigbee, and
oOt IToln the Noyubee, and Wing dtecy on The
road leading from Macon Ia jamestown aud Games
vile Alabama The lrac, contains $50 acres, about
geo acres oi which is prairie, aud the whole Of Il IS
the bst quality cI collun land, being ot rich SAN
dy sot There are aboal 200 acres IN fine stale
OF cultivation. The Plantation IS well wa,ered by
creek running through it, and also has on il three
springs vi limestone water which run throuubou
the year; besides well in The yard Of as line nee
stone water as can be l0and in The State. The p
are on the premises two fine yrung orchards of
choice fruit. The buildings area comfortable dwell.
irg house, negro cabins, corn cribs, a COTTON o;u
with screw Sc. &c. This place was lormeriY
owne,l by Mr.. X. Rdgeway, and is known bv tl,e
name Of the Rldgeway tract. ANY one wishing Ia
purchase colton Plantation would do well to exam
me The premises. For further particulars ap1h m
he subscriber living in Macon or IN his absence Ia
MT. Rdgeway, proprietor Of the Washington Hail
Macon or TO MIR. c. Hairless four miles linrn M-r,n
H. n. SPOONER.
Macon, June 60 iSS0--5l-c
Co The Tuscaloosa Flag and the Huntsville
Democrat are requested 10 publish the above 10 ,be
amount Of 1--WE dollars each, and send ,hcir bills n
ms as above n. n SPOONER
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
MOrlis Multicaulis.

yn21M THE subscriber has now growing near
@i& Jackson. Miss, fine lot Of the above
VYNM valuable TREE, and viii have in tho lhll
.auAn-. or next spring. several thousand for sale.
lie knows them to BIZ genuine, as he bought them
when in full foliage. Warranted genuine or no sale.
Address J. LEWIS, (Post ofIice) Jackson, MISS,
N. u. Trees or cuttings neatly packed, 10 be sent
TO any part Of the country, j. LEWIS.
Jackson, June |, 1889 Afif
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Committed

Connissi0nER's OFTicE,

49, Columbus, Mi. e5th Nov 1889
NOTICE-l am instructed BY the Commission.
~ er OF Indian Affairs, TO make one more pubic
edn, on oil those having business 10 transact, with
ms Office 10 bring Firth without Further dclay for
adjudication Claimants are admonshed, thai
whatever business may remain unsettled when he
once shall be closed al this place, will necessarily
nave 70 DC transferred 10 the department at Wash.
lng.on' aod 'hai 70 make the necessary proof there,
w w'A undoubtedly be attended with much more lrou-
bic and expense to the claiman, ,han 10 m.Lc !,
here. ANDR A. KINCANNoN, Comr'
Fur certifying contracts for Choctaw reservations
Nov. So ls5D-9I-tf
" The hissssippian" jackson, will insert
ule foregoing for one month and f,rward their sc.
count 10 The Commissioner Tor payment al his
pace A. A. X Comr.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Notice.


TUAVING purchased of Mr.. I. Il. Rande, the
HI rlrht ufWaterman 4 Learned labor SAVING
Brick Machine, now ciler to dispose oil individual
or county rights to suit purchasers.
This machine has been in operation the past sea-
son, sufficient time 10 test It's utility as 1t respects
ITS durability, and the saving 0l labor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
all Others now in USE consists in the simplicity and
strength Of ii, structure, having no complication OF
machinery that is liable 10 get out OF repair aud lhe
rapidly il lcmpers the clay and moulds the brick,
making from 90 TO so per minute with the ald OF
two horses four men, and sufficient number OF
boys to bear oil the brick
Those wishing Cor cheap and expeditions meth
cd for manufacturing brick would do well 10 ayal
themselves OF this opportunity
All communications addressed TO the subscriber
Will meet with immediate attention.
JAMES f. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9th, lS39.-59-ti.
n. b. Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase county or
tow n rights, can be accommodated by applying Ut
fhe'ollice oil the Columbus Democrat, where they
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above men
toned patent.
",'The Missssippsn, Jackson, and the Republi-
can, Holly Springs, wd please give the above SIX
mserous aud forward bills to me. j. +, 8
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Millinery and Dress Making

AIRS. BINGHAM, from Huntsville, Ala re-
WI specllully l9lvrms the ladies' of Columbus and
its vicinity, that Sic has recently commenced the
above business al her residence on the corner OF st.
Genevieve and Fayette streets She will make, on
the shortest notice, straw silk and fancy bonneis, Of
the latest fashions; dresses made in the neateSl
manner aud after the most approved style.
June 8. 1899 1Stf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
BANK OF THE 1oMBlGBY R. R. Co.
Columbus Mss. Oct. %, 1889.

BANK OF THE l loMBIGBY X. X. Go. [
Columbus Mss. Oct. %, 1889. !
A + called meeting oI' the Board Of Directors,
~ held this day, II was unanimously Resolved,
That in consequences Of the intelligence Of The
suspension Of specie payments by 50 large portion
Of tie banks at The north this Bank will also sus-
pend specie payments for lhe present.
Resolved That this Bank viii resume specie pay
mens when the banks generally resume
Resolved, That the Cashier have the above reso-
lUtious published.
CHAS. WALSH, Cashier.
f6-if
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18

IN .4CT 10 aid me Commercial Rail-Foaa aAa
Bankhg Company Of J'ieksburg 70 Pro,'eui'
more sgseiuoly heir ts0rk Of Internal In
prorsmsnf, and for ether purposes
WyHEREAS. tie encouragement OF internal in
w proyenrnt j. derned, by the legislature,
subject Of the highest lmpnIiagce and deepcH w
teresl 10 the prople Of Mlss,ssppi; and wiefess,
the president. direcinrs, aud company, o the com
mercial ail-ruad bank Of Y.cksburg have mautiest-
ed the most ardent zeal and uniIrng industry 10 lhe
prosecution of The Vicksburg and Jackson railroad
time when all The resources nlihe country SEEM
ed necessary to Protect tie credit and character oI
banking department; and whereas, The ieRslature
IRE sensible of the vast Importance n specify com
peiing the said rOad, without imPainng Tie useful
ness Of the bank
Section |. BE 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
Stale of Mississippi That IA order 10 facilitate Ihe
said improvement, without deprivng the people oi
the benefits Of Tie bank, that Two hundred bonds,
Of five thousand dollars EACH payable twenty years
after date, Ia The order OF the president, directors,
and company, of the C0mmercialAnd rali road bank
Of Nicksburg bearing interest at the rate ol SIX
per cent per annum, shall be s2ned by the governor
Of the slate c0untcrsgned by tie state treasurer,
and under seal of the slate and tie faith OF the
state be, aud tie same Is hereby, pledged Tor the
punciua' payment Of the principal and interest OF
said bonds said bond 10 be IN Tie following words,
10 wit:
Know all men by these presents, that the state OF
Mississippi acknowledges herself to be indebted to
| the president directors. and company, oi the Com
meTcIa aud rall road bank Of Vcksburg, in the sum
OF i've Thousand dollars, current monay ol The Uni'
ted States which sum the said state os Mississippi
promises to pay to the order OF the president, duec
tors and company, of tie Commercial and railroad
bank ol VlcksbuIg, twenty years alter date hereof
with interest al the rate of SIX per cent per anhun
from the date OF The cudo, scmen payable senn'sn-
nuay at the place mentioned IN tie endorsement
hereto ln witness whereof the governor OF me
state of Mississippi has signed, aud the treasurer ol
the stale has counlef,isned, these presents, and
caused the seal OF the state To be affixed thereto, al
jackson, tins day ol ID ue
year OF our Lord
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
10 THE PUBLIC.

The nRAn Of Editors and publisher Of papere
lave been TOO long neglected. Justice Will never
b done unless hey themselves asseri their rights &
enforce the most ngid rules, which ia the end wli
Be found alike salulary TO the pubic and beneficial
10 those engaged IN The press Publishers OF papers
have becn 20 ang imposed upnn BY the community
At large, that they are Considered 20 some extent
degraded class of beings, WheR in fact there Is no
siiaatinn IN iile honorable, deserving Of 50 high
consideration pn1dueive of 80 much gO0d,or class
that exers eUpo~srinl "a influence. Il is known
10 be proveTbial for the debtors 10 newspaper pub
fishers 10 consider their demands as the last n he
pad-debts TO which there is attached no mora Oh
hgation, aud which they refuse 10 pay with us-
ice and honor hence !, Is nembuent upon ;he cou-
dneiOrs Of the press To asser their own rights and
rsOlve, Severalyand jointly, To bring all patrons OF
newspa pcrs under the same obligations that attach
q other contracts, or always remain IN poverty aud
want, with thousands due them from the most SOL
vent meR IN tie country.
We call upun all editors and publishers Of papers
who approve Of the following rules To endorse
them by their signslures-plaee them at the head
Of their papers. aud strictly adhere 10 them,
[. No osubscnpton received without payment IN
eduaHce.
q. No subscription received lor less than six
months.
3D. Advance payment will be required from oil
transient adyertiscfS
4th. To announce no man FOR any Office, either
State or County, without the adranes payment oI
Zen dollars
Sth. Political circulars charged as advertisements
and payment required in adraaee.
9Th. All advertisements Of personal alteration
viii be charged double, and payment required in adj
vance.
7th. Election tickets will not be printed without
order. nor delivered 10 any person without payment
In advance.
9th. All subscribers, without respect 10 persons
who are deinquents, on the first of October will b,
stricken fom our list and their accounts pu, IL suit
The above rules, we the undersigned, pledge our
ssves to abide BY.
JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor Of the Yazoo Wing
5. H. B. BLACK,
Editor Of the Nalchez Courier
BESANCoN 4 HALLIDAY,
Publishers Of The Mississippi Free Trader
JAMES HAGAN,
kliior and Proprietor ol The Vicksburg Sentinel
w. NJ. SMYTH,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS.
Proprietor of the Southern Argus.
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor Of the Rodney Telegraph
J. NJ. DUFFlELD.
Editor OF the Grand Gulf Whig.
WIN. B. TEB0,
Editor of the Fayette Advertiser
A. B. g. s. L. C0RWINE,
Editors and proprietors Of the Yazoo Banner.
ARCH. $. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent
G. A.. FOLSOM,
Edilur ol The Southern Sentine
WoRTHiNGT0N 4 CHAPMAN
Editors and Proprietors oi the Columbus Democrat
June 1889.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18

Sec. @ AMI be it further enacted, That the sad
bonds may be uanefable by The endorsement OF Inc
president aud cashier Of sad bank, TO the order oi
any person or persons whomsoever or to The bear
or and the SAID endorsement shall FIX the pace
where the said principal aud interest slai be pad
and all the expenses incurred therein shall be de-
lrayed by the SAID bank.
See. 8. And be it further enacted, ] hat boill
the principal and interest OF said bonds shall be pad
by said bank at the time they shall seVeraily ial'
due.
Sec 4, Aud be il further enacted That to secur,
the payment of the principal and interest OF The sa'd
bonds [when either or both shall fall due by TIE
said bank, the execution and delivery OF sad bonds
10 the said president, directors, and company OF Tie
Commercial and rall road bank 0i Vicksbuig, shall
have the force and effect OF mortgage upon the
said Vrksburg and jackson railroad 10 the state OF
Mississippi which may be lorecosed by the state,
upon any failure OF the said president, directors,
and company 10 pay either the interest or the prn-
cIpal OF said bonds, according 10 the tenor and e-
feet and The endorsement thereon.
See 3. Aud be il further enacted, That the sec
tion Of this act whereby the faith Of this state IS
pledged or the payment and redemption OF The loan
contemplated by this act be referred TO the next leg
sloture OF tins state, III pursuance Of the nnlhsee-
ton OF the seventh article OF the constitution; aud
that this article be published under The direction ol
the governor, III Al least three newspapers PUBLISH
ed in this state, for three months previous TO The
next general election, and that tins act, together
with The yeas aud nays thereon, be entered On the
Journals OF he senate and honse OF representatives,
Sec. g. And be il further enacted, That the eX'
pense OF newspaper advertisement, mentioned IN
this act, shall be paid by the sand rail road company
Sec. T. And be it further enacted, That the
powers, rights, and privileges conferred by this act
and The act Incorporating the Commercial and raj
road bank Of Vckshurg and the several acts supple.
mentary or amendatory thereto, shall be in luI force
and continue until the year one thousand eight hun
dred aud eighty after which time the SAID ral-roa'
shall become and be the properly ol tbs s'atc.
JOHN w. KING
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
A. l.. BlNGAMAN,
President Of the Senate
Approved February Is, 1889.
A, G. McNUTT
August %, ls30.-s-sm.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
10 the Planters OF Alabama and
MlssisslhDi

THE subscriber thankful lor tho p,troraco hs
has received, takes this method Of infafmin,
ms 'riends aud the public that Notwithstanding he
may still receive The annalversons Of some cotton
sellers 10 the market he continues the
COTTON BROKERAGE BUSINESS,
'he city Of Mobile, charging so CTS. per Bac foy
ths sale Of Planters Cotton. (see circular of isas
ne relics on his punctualy and integrity, al here.
.n'ore, 70 warrant continuation Of public conf.
dence. HIS friends and patrons are respectfully IN
vi'ed TO call at his office, No. I, ST. Michael 81.
JOHN BOWIE.
Nov. 23 1889 .-a3-4w.
The Marion Herald. Flag Of the Union, South
Aahnm'an, Alabama Republican, Voice Of sunni.
ter, Gainesville Democrat, Maripgo Gazette, Mont.
gomery Advertiser, and Columbus Democrat will
publish ihe above 10 the amount of five dollars and
icrward thcir zccounts 10 Gen. Bowie lor paymen,
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
1O,OOO,OOO MOrus Multicaulis
CuttingS.
Hamburg, Perry co, Ala. Noy9 . Isr'
Take Noticc.--S2O Reward.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber near Fulsou,,
~ N okiibbel'a county, IN the night OF the nth
lnst' negro woman by the name OF Rose, twenty
iSuI or live years Old, dark Completed, or rather
p'aek stout and he2YS SCI, scars, except on her
m,es g on 'ie rghl side lasl under the esr small not.
iiad oq when len course cotlan caal, and draw
ing Cham locked around bcT neck | viii give the
above reward IN The delivery Of hyF,
DAVID NJ COOK.
August IL 1880 -6w- n
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
OIdridce-s Balm of Columbia.

vVNHlS article stops the hair from coming out,
Il producing beautiful WHISPERS (; prevents
The HAIR from turning grey, and restores II on places
that have become bald As rhlskers are again
coming in fashion, those who wish for a rapid growth
and oi heauu hack color will de- well 10 call be-
tore It is all SODA esh stock just received and
for sale by K A SMITH
August 81, lS39-S-ir
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18

TCSr received a new supply of lhs invaluable
- medccine--For sale by A SMITH.
rup,sI 81, lS39-Stt
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
General Agency and Commission
Business. =

TNHE subscribers have formed coparlncrshp
Il in the above line nl business, 10 be conducted
in the City OF Mobile; FROM and alier the first day Of
October neat, under The style and firm Of
II b. & 6. HOLCOMBE.
Having been Engaged in the same .ine of business
for several years the Cily OF Augusta, Georg;a, -
and acquired the necessary experience and know
edge OF the bu>iness they have underlaken-espeA
cialy in tire sale o cotton they feel Confident el be-
mg able TO give satisfaction t0 lhnSe III their friends
whu may cnnfde business TO their management
One oi the firm Will at all times I've pegsuaally pres
euI, To attend to the bUCuess OF the concern
HENRY b, HOLCOMBE.
GEORGE G. H0LCOMBE.
Nov. 10Th isS9.--i9-20w.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
NIOrus Multicas,ais.

MOrWs MNlticNVIAis.
25OOOO bS ssr"nf sr . M",1 Sr he snS.t,Sa" n1e1S'
which he oilers Tor sale AZ one cent per bad, deliver
able IN next month or in Decrmber,li desired lr he
VIII plant that many buds next spring and deliver
the product in November 1910, 10 any genlIemsn
or company oigcntlemen The trees, from which
The ahovc buds grew this year, ranged in length
from four 10 eight lee, Who will give ten cents ler
'ec or all that raised ON the above lands--or
who will make proposition! Good security viii be
gwen aud required The above buds viii be de-
lvered at my house, or in Petersburg, Va if all are
taken.
Refer 10 Mr.. NJ WalthslL Columbus.
STEPHEN ID. WATKINS.
Lawrenceville Va Oct S, 1852
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18

4 BOOTH, RESIDENT DENTIST, las removed 10
- . The office lately occupied by 5. A. SaonstaD.
ont door east of the Bookstore.
1ply az 1899 9Otf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
To the Public.

"HE embarrassed state Of the country ana osl
l. own necessities compel us in future u SO'Ir.s
different course in our Mercantile business "e
therefore take this method oi informing our cis'Oul
ers and the puhIlc generally that as we are eou..
PEELED To make heavy psyHlents dsrDe ihs VIM,
and the ensuing spring, that all debts doe ds ""S'
be paid or satisfactorily arranged, 50 that We ,ts
make them available, and that our sales ai'sl ~ -
first DAY of January next will be CONSIDERED ous \
the delivery Of the aricles sod uneS on 'e'i'' o'
erwise spe cia1y agreed upon. ,>oN T. m
a Columbus. December 24ih, lS39.-25-u.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Drugs and Medicines.

~ GREENE HILL, at the Columbus Drug store,
VI has received by the las; arrivals an extensive
supply of fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising
almost every article in the line. Physicians, coun
try merchants, md Planters can now he supplied
with fresh and pure articles. May is, lS39-45
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Geo. Nj. Mullen

YEyENDERS ms services in the capacity Of GEN
4 ERAL AGENT AND C0LLEC TOR, and
viii give his unremited attention to that branch ut
business, in this aud the adjacent eonniies
Cnumbut Nov IS. 1850 NJ
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Dissolution OF COpartnershiD.

vENHE C'psrtnersb ? heretofore existing in
Il Lowndts and onroe countless be.ween
Tucker, Hardy & Smith is dissolved. The busi-
moss OF the firm will be attended to alone by
T. NJ. TUCKER L
a. Y SMITH
October ash 1879 Ig-u
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Pay UP! Pay up.


A n, WOLFiNGTON has on hand and is still
n. receiving from Jennings, Robinson & Co.'S
manartEry al the north handsome assortment d
akIass u cARRfAGES, Consisting il part d
~sacness, Cisasiless, Dasoaoises aud Buggys, &C:
&cswliich will be sold on reasonable terms at his
Repository.
All Repairing done with Rea isess and despetch nt
hlsolayian on Marsessnti, Columbus.
=sfch 2 isse ssif
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Law Notice.

Law Notice,
nANL. JONES, having resumed the Prac
~ tce of law, will attend the Circuit Court ci
Yazuo, ana the adjacent counties; the Chancery
Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office at
his readence Iazoo county, ten miles South Of Ben
ton. on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CIV. Miss,
Nav 10Th, 1885, loft.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Law Notice.
DEUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COOKE
~ and JOHN GOODWIN, have associated

thcmSeVcs IN the pracilce OF Law. One or more OF
the firm will attend TO business confded lothem in
the Circuit Court, Of Lowndes, Monroe, Chckasaw,
Poroloc Tippah, Tshemlngo, l,owanba and
Okribbeeha; the Federal and Chancery Courts
and the High Court Of Errors and Appeals attack
son.
X. R.D,vIs', Office in Athens, Monroe County, Mi.
]. Goopwls's, - in Aberdeen, Monroe i"
s. CocKIs IN Columbus, Lowndes "
march 3, l-3S-3itf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18

WE have associated ourselves under the s,vL, nj
w Converse & gsg." for the purpose OF con.
aucilng General Cdhtnisstn Business IN Ibis r,,v
any goods or praduce purchased ly us on order
lwhh funds lRshand) or any cotton to our address
pr nr irpnAafe inferior of Alabama OF Mssissnn
Wy ai.ne s'orwarded through Mobile by our friends
nssssrs. esyre d Prchard, free Of any charge pl
WM A. CONVERSE.
ARTHUR GWiN,
q. J. FORREST.
New Orleans, % December, lS30.--aS-sm.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
PGSter & Goodwin

VIAVE received some Drawing Paper s Parch-
III men: April 30, 1889
Bristol Board and music Paper expected soon.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Dissolution.

INIIE co-parinershlp heretofore existing under
Il the firm OF BRowN s RAMSEY, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, All persons indebted
to The firm will please make payment 10 John c.
Ramsey, who is alone authorized 10 receive all dues
and dtsburse all liabilities OF the concern.
THOS. W. BROWN,
April 26, Is5o-42f JNO. c. RAMSEY.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
Wanted,

A NEGRO woman, who is good cook, also
N Negro fellow, for which a good price will be
paid in Real Estate or Aberdeen money. Inquire
AT :he Democrat office. [47l] June |, 1889.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18

Kicker, Hadley. Davis. & Co.
Commission MERCHANTS,
agents .nisSisHppi Union Bank.
No. So, Camp-Sireet,
NLw ORLLAES.
Dec. %. 1888 25tf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-01-18
G. G. Olmsted.

&. e.. OImsted.
(LATE OF FRAsKLIE, TESEESsEE,)
"ILL practice Law in Lownds and the
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite the
Post Office
Columbus. Miss. Oct. 9th, 1855. l4-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12
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In consideration of enlightened OF my
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