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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-23
MAKE WAY FOR MISSOURI-THE We
TEXANS ARE AOVING--TIIE SETTL
ERS AWAKENED

ERS AWAKENED.
Ten thousand freemen met OF Rocheport,
Missouri, on the 18th inst, to pledge them
selves one TO the other, to the cause Of HARRI-
SON and REFORM. The detailed proceedings Of
this vast assemblage, manifest q thorough
awakening Of the settlers to the true interests
Iot the country.
The convention were three days in session.
On the second day tho hundred and sigAiy-thret
Old Soldiers, EIGHT Of whom were in the re-
Evolutionary war and fought under General
WAYNE, held a separate convention, and passed
resolutions expressive Of their entire conf
dence in Gen'l HARRISON, and their determine
ton to support his election. One Of the oldes
Of the veterans carried in his hand flag
which he would yield to no one, on which was
inscribed
ga WING OF l776 and WING OF l840."
Whilst these venerable achievers and delen.
ders ofour liberties were in session, they sat
upon platform Of considerable elevation; the
admired Of all who beheld them. An incident
Of q thrilling nature occurred. Several letters
audatory of General HARRIsoN'S military
career were read before the convention OF sol
diers. After which they were requested &c
state whether these letters spoke the truth or
not; and any one who had served under him
was requested to make it public if he knew OF
his own knowledge or from authority worthy
of credence any thing derogatory to HARRISON
las gallant soldier One after another, those
Of them who had served at Tippecanoe, at the
Thames, at Fort Megs, or during the wal
under the command Of Gen'l HARRISON, arose
and solemuly bore witness to his skill, gallant.
ry and gencralship. AS these evidences fell
from the lips of eye witnesses, and from men
whose earthly career is drawing TO close, o
breathless silence prevailed throughout the
multitude, and many were moved 10 tears by
the intense interest and solemnity Of the spec
tacle. When such men flock around the stan
dard of Tippccanoe, and testify to his gallant
ny and generaship, who would listen 10 the
impotent rawlings Of hired dotractors who earn.
their daily bread by baseIy traducing the good
and the great.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-23
MR.. VAN BUREN, AND THE LocoFoCos.

Mr.. VAN BUREN, AND THE LOCOFOCOS
The tactics Of the locos for the present cam
paign are those Of attack, in the hope that some
Of their charges which have been SO triumph
antly vindicated, may sprNed into the interior
amongst the honest yeomcn Of our country
and be believed, as when once the tories pub
lish charge or SANDER, the refutaton never
follows it if they can prevent it. am sur
prised that the wing party do not profit by the
Just grounds Of attack which they have agains
Mr.. Van Buren,, and bring his party out in de
fence of the little fox, ifsuch thing is possble
and not allow him TO remain in tho back
ground as IS their policy, aware as they are
that he is nothing but politician by trade
that there is nothing noble in his character
patriotic in his life or consistent in his politics
Need cite vbut is matter Of hisIory-his cp
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-23

We give below the letter Of Mr.. Boris, Of
Virginia, in reply to a communication Of AMOS
KENDALL, touching the existence of certain all
legged abuses in the Post Office Department -
Since the Tony majority ia the House Of Re-
personalities voted down Mr.. CHINN's resolu-
ton of inquiry into the amount and time Of de-
iacation Of the Postmaster at Baton Rouge,
Mr. KENDALL feels very safe in calling upon
members Of Congress for specifications and
proofs. When before was the right Of the Peo-
pie simply to enquire" into known and admit
ted abuses thus insolentIy defed9-NorHiag
Courier
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-23

ry- All the good that he has done cannot pal
late such conduct
Mr.. Tyler, the remaining candidate, cannot
be outdone in ant-abolition luminosity"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-23
ANTI-FOX.
ABOLITION NOMINATIONS.

The Ema"cipator of May Goth, the special
organ of the aboltionists, their Magnus Apollo,
which they swear by as the federal locoiocos
do by the Globe, has heisted the anti-slavery
tickle, at the head oil its columns. tits thus
constituted:
THE LIBERTY TICKET
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
rhe 1nMest nessiblc NTnrk.

IA, ob,ect is to tell the People the Truth
H. i,r we have accomplished it in past tune We
N, N leave for the decision Of an enbgh,en.
! ,sbc opinion. 4 few days since We gave
!. m,orries in Pennsy kania as reported by q.
~, democrotic papers nearer the State. Tn Sc
,.,.m.n,s were denied. o. yesterday We gave
n, accounts of Wing papers, and shew by them
.,,, our majority in Penusy lypna is over~helm
mo That, TOO, failed to satisfy the wings. Shl
- told no truth, according to their asserlions.-
Sor rs wh publish our Own caleu Ia lions, r.
,vdsss Of any newspaper adyices on the subject
and for this we will be responsible. e. We
,yer lha. the Democratic majority in Pennsylva-
MA at The election just over is mol less than Co.
GIG vO tes It may be- and probably is mor}.
The following letter is from gentleman who
pos,esses the means Of knowing the REsULT-a
careful business man who would rather make our
msority vote too low ihnn vote too high. We
sdopi,hls statement
COMPLETE RETURNS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

IN reply 10 IN Invitation 60 attend the demc-
cratic mass convennnn held. lev DAYS ago, q
Pouchkeesle. y. Y. Mr.. Vas BUREN thus
speaks of the democrats Who have sleadly op-
posed the the passage Of me Sob Treasury law,
and whp have been 50 bitterly denoUnced by
some Of MS followers What striking contrast
II presents betWeenhis feelings aud hose Of his
opponets. How t,Hercn, from the language Ut the
small beer polticians hs, have taken the concerns
ct the dsmoc, alto PNly into their especial Keep ne
Speaking OF the Sub, Treasury bill Mr. VAS BIZ
REx saws Although compelled TO propose the
measure by sense Of public duty, which did not
admit OF compromise OF delay. could ueyerhe-
less scarcely allow myselto hope Tor ITS adHl ton.
~nhout violent opposition from uniform oPPo-
nenis, and whai wa' more 10 be regretted, ruth
cal srIsnsirs dirsrsiiiss Of opiaioH iR regard to
SIS srpsdisaey dmong friends, Who had trsrs'
etnna 10 my REsPEcr aud GRATITUDE"
Again he retnarts,--"The divisions among po
hnca friends produced by tho struggle have been
To me source of profound regret In no quar-
ter has this latter consideration accustomed great
er anxiety on my part than in my native State
1t WAS not hope yoh will do me the justice {,
believe. uithout pam, that found myself depriC
red, upon so tttdi point, ol the opprociag roi
! ces Of THOUSANDS Of the friends Of Big youth
and the associates Of my nature ysOrs on'
,rhoss integrity Of m0tire commanded my UN
! Qualified ooNFipgNCE,-Ph Philadelphia Sent
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
MafTat'S vegetable Life Pills and
phmniN RitterS.

A FRESH supply Of ybis medicine jus; received
n and Tar sale by 4. A. SMITH.
Corner Ut Maine and Market sts Columbus.
The h,gA and euvied etlebrly which ihl, prr-rul-
inrnt redone hss acquired toE It's IaVarJabe ehcs-
cy m sl the diseases which proicsSrs In cure. has
rendered tie usual practice ol PuHlng not only un-
ucctssary, but Gnworthy of them. Ihcy srr koown
by their fruits their god works testify Tor them,
aud they thrive TOT by the faith If The cretulous,
Ia al cases at CusuvcReSs, Dyspepsia, Bilious
AID Liver AHect9nS, Asthma, Plies, Settled PANS
Rheumatism Fsvvrs and Agucs Obstinate Head
sctrs, Impure state ol the Funds, Unhealthy ap-
pesauoe olthe skin, Nervous Debility, the Sickness
Organs, aud IN all gene,al arrangements of health,
these mrdUUeS have invariably proved a ver1in
sRd speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health
To- the most exhausted constitutions. single trlal
vi. place the Lile Pills and PhGniN Brtters beyond
the reach Of compeuton, 10 The estimation OF every
patient.
\. B. None are genuine unless they have the
ca snble OF John Mofai's Signature. al
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
Commission Busincs ~

IN III, subscriber will contlnae the Commission
l. and Facloragc Business in the city OF Mobile
aud sociis the patronage oflhe Planters and Mer.
chants OF Alabama and Mississippi.
BENZ. b. FONTAINE.
Ana 25 1910. lS--2 an.
tEj- The Flag Of The Union, Argus and Democrat
Columbus, .Aiiss Pckensvle Register, Voice of
Sampler and Pilot, Alabama Beacon, Marengo Pat.
roi, Eutaw Wing, Cahawba Democrat, Free Press
S,lma and Advertiser Montgomery, Wet impka
I ncs and Argus, will please copy The above two
mo uhs, and lorward Their accounts 10 The Office o
the above az Mobile for payment,
Mobile Register
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
NIarslIal's Sale.

NJ. lO7-
Robert A Baker, On Nenldion Expnna'
~. Nin December Tern, lslo.
William " Watts J Discount L Sat Pontotoo.
Dl vlr'ae Of the ahove specified writ 10 me d.
ID lrrcjed ln,m The Honorable District Cout, lnr
the Ncrth@rp Dj.itct ni Mi>>Ssippl, vii sell on
MONDAY, snlh day 0l November 1870, at the Court
House IT okuhbrha County, the following described
property, 'owtJ South east Gsartcr and east hal 1
nt south west quarter oi srctun eight; NORTH
hall Of Section eighl south west quarter ami west
hall %. south east quarter ol section five; East hall
h south east quarter and north half OF ives, halt OF
the south east quarter of section six, all IN township
No nine,ecn, north or range No. fifteen, easily
ing and heinv in the County OF Oktbbeha, IN the
State If Mississippi
Levied on as the property Of said defendant, to
Satisfy the above named Execution and all cost
AD0LPHUS G. WEIR,
Mash, Northern District, MSs'pi.
MarShafs Office, Columbus e4d Oct. 1870.
Printers fee, $40 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

Notice.
The undersigned having disposed ofhis nntire
stock in tt1de, 10 Lewis Schuess,rr, having also
transferred all notes and accounts, this wll warn al
indebted 10 the Old establishment to come forward,
pay up and save cost. The NJ ties and accounts are
left in the hands Of the purchacer, who viii receive
and receipt for me. All holdug demands against
the establishment VIII present them 10 my author-
zed agentiL. Schuessler for payment.
LEWiSJ POLLORK.
The undersigned ,wi sill continue IN the old
stand and b. strict attention 10 business hopes to
merit liberal share ofp1bIlc patronage Tae bcst
and oldcsl wines can always be lad al my store al
liberal prices.
LEWIS SCHUESSLER
Columbus, October 10, lsio l5-3w
(PrIs Fee S6)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
TO the Public.

TIME embarrassed state of the country snd our
L own necessities compel us in future To adopt q
different course in our Mercantile business, We
therefore take this method OF informing ourcusom-
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 doe as must
he paid or satisfactorily arranged, SO thai we can
make them available, and that our sales siler the
first dav Of January next will be considered dus on
the delivery Of the articles sod unle on terms 9th
erwise specially agreed upon.
II. BUCHANNON & co.
Columbus December Gath 1889. -g5-U
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
StNte OF MIssIsslnnI.

Wuston CouaJy,
joel Huwel Attachment 600.
IS.
i1hn Chr suah
DAVID M0ntne.
NTotlcr $ hereby given that The ahove s'tseh-
~ p,rnt vas issued at tho suit OF the Plaintiff
AGAINST the said defendants abscobdng debtor.
or the sam airessid and hiss been returned 10 tins
utIee duly executed. and IS nov pending and unds.
termucd IN tie C,rcwt Court af Winsien ceuN,y
Stale OF Mississippi. and tina, whereas the .ad de-
nlan,s shaH appear or before the ihird Monday
afrr the fourth Monday of October isic, beng The
first dav OF the Circuit curt tor the county Aforesaid
and give special hau, Judgm' nt Wi be entered a
gain.t them. and the propsr'y attached viii lie sold
u satisfy the sad pSinuis demands.
4 Witness James Phagan Clerk.
JAMES PHAGAN OK.
October 10th. ls40. Ia S-w.
Dps Fee So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
Executors Notice:

4 IL person, having claims against the estate oil
~ JsmeS Brown, decd, are hereby notified 10 pre-.
scnl the same duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by Iaw. nr the same viii be lorevcr har-
led Persons indebted to the estate Of Tie said de-
ceased are rrq ested to make immediate payment.
PANNEL TAYLOR,
Executor.
Ochcr 5, 1870 l5-ms.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

~ WING TO the scarcity of money, the Proprie-
~ Tors nflhe Stage line from Columbus 10 jack
son, MI have reduced the rates Of fare from S25 10
SIS.
The line is furnished ~ usual, with good Coaches
spcpdid horses and careful drivers.
Columbus August ist iS40--4-tf
lEj- Tho Mississipian Jackson Viekshurg Scnii-
ne Nachez Free Trader ropy 10 The amount, o
s. and send account TO r. Is. Siarke, Tor payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
Plrr,BuRGu, Oct 2ls', 1880.

n, S;r-EncIosed IS the correct returns
N the counties IN ihls State collected from
-, .ources--aud assure YOU It affords ne
,l.,.urs to inform our Democratic friends
-, he Old keystone" is true TO lhe Pnno'
.ofDeuocracy, aud cauno, be 'hAktn by he
,..m.of Bank pressuFe', nor humSugged by
Iog.cabin aud coOaskn Parade'.
y,y respectfully, your obi ser''t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
Dr. T.. =. ROuchelIe.

WILL in future devote his whole attention
w To The practice oi the several branches ol his
~ the late residence OF his father be-
tween Col. Nlmrod DAVIS and Lndscy's Ferry. lie
will practice upon as reasonable terms as any other
regularly bred physician in the county.
December 7th l3S9.-Q2-tl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
STOI.EN.

STOLEN.
nN the night of the 4th inst from the stable OF
~ the subscriber
Black Mare.
Nine years old Iast Spring, neai or about FIVE feet
high, branded on the near thlgh thus IS NJ. d" |
also believe that she has small star in her fore.
head, no othrr marks remembered. Any one who
may give information where she may be found will
he thankfully received or il il shoald lead to the de
lection of he rogue, they shall be literally reward
ed. All letters of information directed To C0u1.
bus. Mi. SAMUEL McG0WEN.
Oct 81, 1910 -I6~9t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
Feb. "a. Is4a

IN act 10 prescribe the Finds reeeivsbt ~
State Tares, and other puTposss.
SEOTION !. Be IT enacted BY the Legislature .
- the State of Mississippi, That the notes Of al
the banks Of this State which pay spceie on demand
for all their matured circulation shall be receivable
for oil taxes and dues TO the State Provided, hnw
ever, That no post note, now issued, Of any bank
or banks having more than nine months 10 rcn, ~
the lime it shat be offered for isxes other dues &c
the State, shall be received. -,
Sec. 2. And be il further enacted, That this Ect
shall take effect from ard after its passage, and shall
continue in force until the first Mondsy m January
eighteen hundred and lorty-onc, aud 70 longer.
J. SPEIGHr.
Speaker Of the Houss Of Representatives,
GEORGE b, AUGUSTUS,
President Of the Senate.
Approved, February 8, ls4o. -
A. G. McNUTT.
9S-4m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

- ne, .Nas5=ii.s Iai5a Erira.
I've hasten To lay before the Pubhc the re-
I. intelligence, highly gratifying 10 the Dean
vb,ch we have received by to-nighls mails
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

DY vntue Of deed OF trust, executed BY tiei1
d ding Oakley 10 me, dated the sixteenth Day 9
MAY 1910, and du.y recorded n The Probate Cierks
office Of Oktibbehq County, and for the purposes
therein mentioned, the subscriber will proceed 81
The dwelling house of him the said Fielding Oakley
on Tuesday tie 18th day ofDecember next, TO SCI
TO The highest bidder ., public auction, for cash
the following lands and personal property TO WI
The south west quarter Of section twenly-one town.
ship nineteen, north Of range fourteen east also The
north east quarter Of section twenty-one, township
nineteen range fourteen east; also, one negro mao
named Henry, together with the following goods aac
chailes and stock, to wit: his entire stock ol horses
supposed To consist OF twenty heOd and cattle, sup
)ased 10 consist OF forty head one Wagons his en-,
ire stock Of hogs, supposed 10 consist ofhfly head
ne sci of Smith Tnos, five feather beads aud fur
,tnre, bis household and kitchen furniture. Acting
is trusted will convey 10 The purchaser or Purcha
sers such lille as ia vested in me.
CHARLES P. MONTGOMERY Trustee.
lime l3tb. 1893 26w-Pr -S42 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
Administrator Notice:

A Lii persons having claims against HE estate. oi
~ I"hn G.;4i~t ,tc.i. nrtcUy nnilntd los
present the same, authenticated as the law requires
within the time prescribed by law 10 the undeFsgn-
ed or The same viii be forever barred All those IN,
debed % the estate are requested 10 come forward
and make immediate payment of The same.
WILLIAM WEAVER
SOPHlAH CRIGLER { a""
.4dmtn,st,Gtors.
October II, 1910. I5-sw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
Transnrer.n Omce.


Cly Of Jaekson, February sth. ls4o.
SIR:-Herewith you uiI receive eopy Of an
- set O the L-gestare pEssrd this day, PrsseFi-
bing the idnd 81 fuuds reeeVshls in payment for
al taxes ana d0es 70 the State"
From the Assessment rolls returned to the AUDI
tors once i appears that much property in yoHr
county, SUBJECT 10 isxalon. has not been assessed
The law IN such eases requires he tax eallector 10
assess taxes On a PeopeTtv omitted BY the sssesSss,
and 10 collect ard psy the SANE into the Ssste Urea.
surv
Below you viii end s;a,eneai oi.s portion q
tte property rot sssessed in your county Yon VII
b. particular 20 assess and celleel the lawful tsx On
satd property.
an Instructed to notify you that suit win be ~
siiiuled on your bod. unless the taxes due lhe
hrst day Of March, 1870, are paid on or befre that
time, into the State Treasury. Interest at the rsis
OF thirty per cent. PEE snnum will. in oil eases, Be
exacted, as required bv law, on all arfearagvs
am, Sir. yours, respectfully,
JAMES @. WILLIAMS,
| State Treasurer.
Feb Ia I64a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
Take Notice (!

A LII those indebted to the undersigned either ~
N nse or book account, for the years 1887, O. y
40, will do well 10 make payment by the lst .,
September. All those who disregard Tins ho'Ts
W." % '''' 6. MCRACkEN l. CO.
Colbert, July rs. lS4o. Si5 ,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
ORSE stolen.

] URNF. SVUItH'
SToLEN from the subscriber in the town Of
- COLUMBUS. on Monday night lassa
Large SOrrel Horse.
Inclined In be sway back with long foil name and
hong tail. blind IN his right eve, Jeff hind foot Iwhe
aged about nine years viii give liberal reward
Tor the apprehension Of the horse and The Ihlci or
for ,he hNrSe alone. A Spanish saddle and blue
blanket aud new bride and martngales were taken
at the same time.
TH0'S +. TAYLOR.
October "a 1910. l6-Sw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA
RIGHT SIDE UP!

DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS HIVE NO
PEARS FOR THE LAND OF PENN! She
pas moi yet bowed a, the FEET OF FEEDER
ALlSM, AND SHE NEVER WILL! Firm as
'A' everlasting hills her noble democracy sill
u" IDS proud and glorious monument Of unde-
sahng adherance 10 her principles. We say
70 our friends, the THE OLD KEYSTONE
y STILL ERECT. A thousand guns
FOr her!
Sr The Democratic paper at PIttsburg, Of
p 10Th, says the DEM0CRTIC MAORI
Is 12.,681-and introduces its table as
blows
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
NIOrus Multicaulis.
Notice,

A LII persons indebted to Oliver Ellis by Book
N account are hereby notified that the accmais
Of said Ellis, were by him made over to me as as
signee for the benefit Of Morgan McMoFrs-7and 81
those indebted, are requested to make immediate
settlement either with me OF James r. Burdyne ESQ
who il nv authorised agent at Korkvile, Ala.
JOHN J. FERNANDIS
Columbus, Aug 8 IS40-5-9w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
state of Mississippi, Itawamba Co

SINIE UI lVTISsHSSHFF7H3 H''' "
gUNHE honorable Probate cour, Of said county
l. ats special term Of SAID court, h"'en az Inc
he cour house in the town Of Fulton. On Saturday
,he 9Th dAy Of June, ls40, the undersigned, Nancy
smith and Samuel W. Smith, were by said court
doly appointed administrative and administrator 81
All and singular the goods, chattels and credite q
Stephen w Smith, deed. late o. spid county, and
a. such oblsned letters of administration Of the date
AFORESAID nov, therefore, oil persons having claims
against the estate of the said deceased, viii hereby
take notice to present the sane duty authenlicsted
Tor allowance within The time prescribed oy lay, ~
,bev viii be forever barred all persons indie bled 10
said estate are hereby requested 70 make payments
without delay to the undersigned.
NANCY SMITH, Admsx.
SAMUEL w. SMITH, Ajn'r,
1unels, 1910. 95,6 IPr Zee "a so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
Lcwsst possible Democratic mariry,
6,676


The Opposition sensible Of their weakess in
sOid Berks, made no opposilion-l have therefore
pet down our majority Of 1888 which | am conf
Rden il will overrun nj the Presidentil election.
IA the Congressional District composing the coun
siles marked !, 2 and 8, the majori,ies for the
democratic ELECTORAL ticket will be largely increa-
sed--as also the third District in the county Of
Philadelphia. Clarion is a new county formed
from parts Of Armstrong and Venango. Gin
fOn is also new county formed from parts Of
Nentre and Lycoming, since 1898.
" IL there be any errors IN the proceeding
Statement they are Of a characted too favorable TO
we wings, All our exchange papers claim from
loio Is thousand majority.
20 The War.ciub, printed at Wa shngion
fa', gives table Of returns from all hui four OF
I've counties, showing democratic majority Of
AO.22O. II introduces the glad tidings with
A' paragraph:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

TENhc Undersigned will continue the faciorage and
L. commission business on his account, md
will heretofore, give his personal attention to the
sale Of cotton and purchase articles ordered by his
present friends, aud others who may employ his ser.
vices, may rely on punctusIily and strict attention
10 their interests
CHARLES LABUZAN.
Mobile m. II 1910 1885,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
Notice.

TENIlE Coparlnersliip heretofore existing in tina
H. city, under the firm Of Lahuzln and Pollard
IS tins day dcsolved BY mutual consent. The name
Of the firm will continue 10 he used - "1"i''-''"
tn uu,sAnglng puSinesG
Mobile, August a. 1870
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
Indians Panacea.

TUS received new supply OF ms ,nvsIua Oh
- medeclne--For sale by r. oMl n.
yugNst 81, Is39-St
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

MADAM, nm astonishod that you do not
waive you handkerchief; thought tina, the wo-
men were all wings" said gentleman to lady
while the procession was passiag by them on Mon
You are mistaken, sir" WIS the cr--'Hhe
wings are all women."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
COMPLETE RETURNS.

BY our correspondent al PrlsbuIg, Penn.