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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
VIRGINIA.

The wings have, in measure. qgI rg,-.
he late Virginia election. They are now
ning 10 feel, whatever they may say, thala.
oil that election is virtually whig deF,
know that the popular vote is against lb-
that the State IS certain for Van Buren, N IA,
Amid their shouts and revels, and song, sal
ken Tippccanoe lroics they see lie hand
on the wall" Meme Tekel' is there Dsrr}sl
they read their fate with fear and trembling M,
the modern British wing party--a party VI
principle and without patriotism carry thc Ak n
minion-the land of Washington and Jei~
FORBID il Heaven But there IS 10 chance
The people Of that good Old Commonweal
aroused--they will be true to their principal
TO the Constitution and the sacred cause Of .sa
The contest is assuming its proper aspect-He
issue is Ibeing brought out although the VI
dodge and attempt TO evade it. Ii IS begHrg
! be obvious to the understandings Of al that De
VII battle of '99 is 10 be fought over ogan-ta
opposition while they are attempting wIha=s
Gle, non-commtttal candidate to disguise Their
designs, are in fact contendng for the reslonr
the federal principles and measures Of iama
for a bank, Tor internal improvements by tleGsi
eral Government for high protective tariff
riff which will make the agricultural portion 4
community tributary to the manufacturing Dan1
one doubt this? Let him read in any oIlhe sh.
peTs an account Of the late mummery IN Bltaa-
where the hirelings Of the bank were brought p
do homage to the God of their idolatrN Old tden'
ism, where the inscription TIP, TYLER AM
TARIFF was conspicuousIy displayed on Sn''
the banners. Aud with these signS and a;a y
fore US, can any one suppose that old |ugHi-
State which has always been most decidedly OPP
ed to all fedora measures, and particularly bah
and protective tariff, can ever be induced to e.
port for the presidency candidate who il bUi.
out with the unquestionabIe view Of carrying
these very measures Never. never! We p
nounse il with the most assured confidence
The fchndnd Enquirer speaks in lo@ E
cannot be mistaken.-The veteran Eddo' W
able print has buckled on his 6.mor and Dgos
all the vigor and enthusiasm Of youthful @d
lie pours volIies Of the most destructive hrs
the enemies ranks Old Federalism is qaaSng
fore his powerful acks.-They itIt him during
Jeferson's administration, and they feel NHn
He and his cause.-the cause OF democracy, VII
riously triumph in the Old Dominion next l'i'
Z gnia is safe for Van Buren, by many 'hoh'
there is no more doubt of it than there u4'
election will take place.
, We have promised 10 give the popular 'o'' y
recent election, but we have not YET been ~
procure it-that is,any thing like iulI' o'f''''
ment The Richmond Wing, we see sums Y
vote-but its statements is not to be reIf0 wv
: Is, in fact, the most deceptive thing we e'''
We shall endeavor as soon as possible VIZ
: readers correct information upon the suUt'
. the meantime we repeat, again and aga"' 10
a gnia will be OURS, next fall-ours by a'''0''
r majority.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
POSTP0NFMr..

Ia our last paper q ao,ice u,.,.
meeting Of The Democratic p,,,,
this town to-day. On Consular
our friends, 1t has been deemed sd,5.,,-
pone the meeting. The object IS,
party more fuly--to consult. dsl3..l
wise, and when We are fully preea,,l
all our might and give whigse,v
Old Lo"ndes' Due notice viii Be on.
the meeting will be held. Ia tbe ma.. ~ "a
call upon our iliends to bcsiir ihem,,l..,
up and doing before the PhiRs,,..
them. We call upon the democrat,
boring counties 10 organize, TO man
battle which is fast approaching. W.
any bacchanalIan, Tippecanoe, har5.,i. y.
we won't meet in midnight caucus o,,
rant and sing and drrk-bul We vii
gether like honest and rational ana
We will sit down and reason tugeibrr !.
face of day, and proclaim our prr,,,l.
world. To the British Wing Harms, -.
leave il 10 " lie low, keep dark" and A.,
cider. Wen have none oft. Bat v, r..
ganlze-we must be yiglant. With 4. \,
exerlion, the day IS our own Ug up. h.
men, and be adding
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
ABERDEEN LODGE, No W

=
This Lodge having paid their last tribute =
spect to the mortal remains of brother hOD''
Bailey, lato member Of said Lodge 'n' w. =
ing resolutions were then unanimously ouOF"'
the occasion.
Resolred, That whilst we are d9epP So
Of the chasm which is occasioncd among
the death Of our beloved brother NO'''
Bailey, yet We will evince our acqa'e'''D j
tho will of that Providence which cal''O' ~
which has called him hence.
Rssolred, That this Lodge do CHERISH = IN.
mory, and recognize in the many soc'o. " - 4
and pbilanthropic virtues which distinguished . !.
as citizen and mason, examples worthy q :
emulation. -
Rcsolrsd, That sympathising win a'' ~ !.
surviving ,ela,iyes, we cordially tender 1's, :.
unleigned coincidence and as marx Z
sincere attachment and unfeigned sorrow : !,
wear the usual badge Of mourning '0' ~
of 80 days.
Resolrsd, That these resolutions % I'asr !
in the newspapers at Columbus and 'na' ~,
crelary furnish copy of the same TO 'n' ~
of the deceased.
By order Of the Lodge.
G.. McFARLAlA' se
aberdeen. Nav 2s, 1910.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
THE pTEnGF.

.Hcrlia Fan Buren,, in his Inaugural Id
dress, care a PLEDGE that no bill inisVer-
inc with slarery in the District Of Columbia or
The STATES should erer eccirs his constitutional
sanction. THIS should be made TEST CUES
TON by he slapeholding States. t[1rTiE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST WILL Ne
YER VOTE FOR ANY MAN as PRESI-
DENT OF THE L. STATES, WHO WILL
NOT GIVE THIS SOLEMN PLEDGE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

Should / be asked if there be no ray by tchich
the GENERAL GovERNMENT can aid the cause Of
E.M4NCIP1TION | ans,cer, IL has long been
Az OBJECT NEAR MY HEART, 10 see the WHOLE
SURPLUS REVE,NUE appropriated 10 that o.
est." WILLIAM II. HARRISON,
Ilhig candidate for the Presidency
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
TIE TRUE ISSUE.

Shall ours be a GOVERNMENT or THE
BANKS or a GOYER.N.HE.NT OF THE
PEOPLE2 Shall zoe hare a CONSTITUTION
AL TREASURY, or an UNCONSTlTUTlON-
AL NATIONAL BANK Shall zee haze Gov
sTiruTioNAL CURRENCY or GOLD and SILVER,
o. one Of IRREDEE.ALfBLE PAPER? Shall
are Ire under the despotim Of MoNEYED ARls-
rocRAcY, or under TIE safeguards Of a FREE
CONSTITUTIONS Washington Chron.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

the petty s'H.s Of Fastzla leader.
lie argor '--, IS now sags15.,,t ~.
OF friends b. hearing ogpro5..5s. ..
,d oatheroi tie ccf,srs.--.-r
imc''aa. N~ihe Wh.=s m,.,s.l ,.
them appoint he time and Place.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
FoR GOVERNOR ELECTION IN ISL.
MICHAEL +. DEGRAFFENREID,
Of HiikiaSoa County.

r. be su5giiisd 10 The decision Of a STATE Con-
TeaiioE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT.
ROGER BARTON, Of Marshall County.
TH0S. KINDS, Of Jefferson
CHAPMAN LEVY, .Hiaia
JOSEPH A. MARSHALL, Of kemper
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

r5- We are authorized to anHouNee WILLIAM
NEED as a candidate for the Office OF Sa'e treas
qcr at the special election, to fill the vaca1cV &C.
cacasIoned by the death of Col. JAMES G. WI
LtAMs.
tE5- We are authorized 10 announce JAMES. NJ
Downs as a candidate for Treasurer oil State 10 fiji
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Col j, II
Williams.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

Adt hedHist51tzzH1 uHu CuIu illcll'
II the gentleman will allow me- and viii receive
the suggestion in all kindness, will remark thai
the country expects him to take the lead in this
war. lfmy memory does not beiray me into en-
Tor. the honorable member made pledges to the
country on this sublect--pledges which the coun.
Try is anxious 10 see fulfilled. And again tender
my humble services TO lhe distinguished gentle.
man IN enabling him TO carry out those pledges.
But Mr.. Chairman in all sober seriousness,
do beg Of gentlemen, either 10 cease this eternal
clamor about frauds and corruption, or 70 to work
and expose them. They have ample verge and
scope; they elected their Speaker and have all
The committees organized to THEN liking and It
this il not satisfactory, il committees Of ther oan
friends, whose duty il Is 10 investigate the frauds
and expenditures Of Government, will moi per
form their trust, let thsm ask for another organl
cation OF committees; or, if they please, FIR select
Committees. Let them ask lor any thing and ev-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

that he wrung I'D laurel from the bloody fanps of
the British hon. and woye ii in the glossy pumago
OF the American eagle, and sent her soaring
through the skies, the glad harbmger of glory aud
Of victory. All this may be true, but If il is, his
tory has done the General exceedingly great
wrong, not To have recorded the facts, or 10 have
done II so bunghnely that another has received
The homage ola people whose gratitude should
have been bestowed on him. But as military SET
wees do moi always afford the best evidence OF a
mans qualification ior the Presidency, may not
be permitted. with proper iospecl to ihe General
ana ii MS lfehdsdo inquire what ore his civil claims
"o present candidate whose opinions are clear
y oehhed' and every where understood, You
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-23
TRUST SALE.

" virtue of Deed in Trust TO Robert Y.
Is Haden and Ovid p Brown, as trustees
and one other deed in Trust to Ovid z. Brown
trustee. both of which were executed by VIM.
covington, and which are duly recorded in the
Probate Clerks Office Of Lowndes Coun y, to
secure the payment Of two prOmissory notes
therein mentioned, i will sell at public auction
atthe court house door in the town Of Column
bus,
On the 18Th day Of July, 1910,
The following Lands. to wit; the South half Of
section "a, except 20 acres of the south west
ouartor) in township II, south, of range ID
west, the south west quarter, the west half OF
the north west quarter, the south east quarter
Of the north west Or, the south halt OF north
east quarter, the north east quarter OF the
north east quarter, and the north west quarter
of the south east quarter of section number
thirty, the south west quarter OF the north
west quarter, the north east quarter OF the north
west quarter, the north west quarter OF the 3.
west quarter, of section number twenty nine,
and the south west quarter of the south vest
quarter of section number twenty, IN township
number seventeen south, of range number ls
west, containing 900 acres more or less; lying
and being in the county of Lowndes.
Sale during the usual hours.
| Such title only viii be conveyed as is vested
| in the Trustees by said deed in trust.
OVID P. BROWN,
| One Of the Trustees.
Dated. Columbus, June Is, 1915 ids.
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TRUST SALE

DY virtue ola deed Of Trust, executed to
- me as Trustee, BY Thomas Christian.
dated 10th day Of October. 1887, and dulyre-
corded in the proper Office, viii sell for cash
at the Court House Door in the town of Co
lumbus, on Thursday
The 2oth day Of 44Agust ners,
the following properly to wit: North half east
half south west quarter, section eighteen, T Is
south, range IL west, and north east quarter
section Ia, township Is south, range II west
and west half north west quarter, section 81,
township IL south, range l8 west, andan IN
divided half interest In the west half south east
quarter, and east lfsouth west ar. and north
east quarter south cast quarter section 80, T.
II south, range l7swest, and also, an undivided
interest of one third of the house and lot on
Market Street, occupied by Watkins & Tall
aferro, commencing at a point lU2 feet from
the south east corner Of square, number two,
and running north twenty feet, thence west
So feet, thence south twenty feet, thence east,
66 feet to the place of beginning, being part
oflot number fife, in SAID square; also lots 2.
5, 9 and 10, in square Is, and lots g, z, 8, 1Oj
10 in square 10, in thst part Of the town 3
Columbus. laid out on the east half Of North
west quarter dissection 81, township Is south,
range Is west.
The title to said property IS believed to be
rood, but such title oulY as is il me vested as
trustee, viii be given.
HENRY DICKINSON, Trustee
'1 - slspf
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TRUST SALE
For Real Estate Money.

For Real Estate Money,
DY virtue Of Deed III Trust, executed by
D Ewing F. Calhoun, 10 the subscriber.
which is duly recorded in the Probate Clerks
Office of Lowndes County, in Book number
II, pages. 207, 208, 2Oo, and 30, 10 Sc
cure the, payment of a promissory note
in said deed mentioned, will sell for the notes
Real Estate Banking Company of Columbusl
al public Auction at the Court House door in
the town of Columbus, on Saturday,
the 25th dag Of July next,
The following lots in the town of Columbus,
known as lot number ten, in square number
three, north of Main Street, commencing at a
point GO feet south of the north west corner 81
SAID lot on Market street, running thence
soHthaTdly with Market street fifty four feet.
thence eastwardly parallel with Main Street
sixty six feet, thence northwardly parallel with
Market street, 81 feet, thence westwardly par.
allel with Main Street, 66 feet to the begin.
ming. Also, lot ne. nine, in square no. four,
and lot no. two, in square number eight, south
at Main Street according to the plan of the
town of Columbus.
Sale during the usual hours.
Such title only will be conveyed as is vested
in me as Trustee.
Dated, Columbus, June27, 1910.
OVID p. BROWN,
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BLOUNT SPRINGS.

.NHE undersigned Proprietor of the
N Waverly House, Mobile, has the
pleasure Of informing his friends and the
public, that he has leased the above estab-
lishment for term Of years, and will be
ready to receive visitors on the 18th June.
The premises are now undergoing thor
ough and complete repairs, and many
extensive Improvements are also being
completed. Ii is deemed unnecessary TO
say any thing Of the efficacy of these
waters. There is perhaps, no place in
the world, where so great variety oil
Mineral waters can be found. Sixteen
springs gush up cut of rock not more
than 100 feet in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
these have been analysed, and possess
distinct qualities. The white, red, black
and sweet Sulphers are said TO be excelleo
by no waters in the United States. The
country in the vicinity is mountainous ano
picturesque, and abounds in great varle
ty of game, fish, fruit, &c. The table vii
be supplied with the best the country
aided with the Mobile market will afford
A choice selection of wines, being par
of the stock of the waverly house wines
have been sent to the Springs. The en-
tire establishment will be under the exclu
sive control and management ofthe Pro
prietor, who assures his guests that moth
ing shall be wanting on his part to rende
this one Of the most desirable waterin,
places in the United States.
For further particulars respecting thes
Springs, the public are respectfully refere
to brief account of the analysis of tn
Blount Springs, by R. S. Brumly, A. IA
Professor Of chemistry, Mineralogy an
Geology, in the University of Alabama
Also, the certificates -ofseveral ofthe mos
experienced scientific medical gentleme
of the city Of Mobile.
o. J. NOYS.
Nav 7s lao, 6tI Mobile Pat. e. Reg:
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pei

"HESE Pills are no longer among ID
of doubtful utility. The5 have PIX
away from the hundreds that are dah. sEl1E
upon sthe tide of experiment and nov 81
before the publi: higher IN rePutaaa Z
more extensively employed II al paris q :
United States, the Canadas, Texas, Asn
and the West Indies. than any medicine :
has ever been prepared forthe rsleasi az
mo man. They have been intHod1eed w,
ever it was found possible tOcarry them =
there are but few towns that GO mol CO.. =.
some remarkable evidences Q -. =. 80 T.
rUts. The eertifNes4- exeee9 WEN. =.
scented taAards Of five hundred o. Sh1A =
So, nreg,,lar practising physelans-Fh0 an y
H IISsa Competent Judges Of merits
Often have the cures performed ?! ms
djcine been the subject Of Editorial e0ll9 -. .
various newspapers and journals aH I ~ =
with truth be asserted. that no medic.ae o Z
kind has ever received testimonies
value than are attached tothls.
They are in general use as a lsnll - -
and there are thousands Of famlhes " = =,
they are never satisfied unless tnes ." :
supply always on hand.
They have no rival in curing ana - 9...s
Bilious Fevers, Fever and Aguei DE- -.
Liver complaints, SICK He NJ - -
Asthma, Dropsy, Rheuma' eS' -.
the Spleen, Piles, Colo, r. So. -
Heartburn Furred Tongue. -'a.lse.' =. =.
of the stomach and Bowels lncIPe@ i !,
rbea. FIatuIence, Habi'-~I COsfEsnes -, =
OF Appetite, Blotched or esl09 90. ~ W.
and in all cases oftorper OF tne p TbT 9
eathartic or apperient IS neea:-. .-,iss.l
exceedingly mild IN Their oPeI IT,
neither nausea, gripping, nor oeOiA'. 4
Forty Pills m box: Price 0O 's'@
Wholesale and He'sH . GREEMBb
May 18th 1910.
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TRUsTEE's SALE,
For ReaZ Estate Mone

For Real Estate Money.
DY virtue of a deed in trust executed
ID by Reading s. Blount to the subscriber
which Is duly recorded in the Probate Clerks
Office of I.owrdes County, IN Book number
IL, page 35, Sc and 81, to secure the payment
of a promissery note in said deed mentioned,
will sell, at the Court House, IN the town Of
Columbus, aior notes of the Real Estate Bank
Of Columbus" on the
18Th day of jug, 1910.
the following Lot or parcel Of ground, to wit:
part of Lots number six and seven, in square
numbers 2, north of Main Street, beginning at
he north east corner Of said Lot no 6, thence
running southwndly along and parallel with
Market Street, % feet more or less, until il
strikes the Brick Office occupied by NJ. M.
Brigham and w. ID. Amis, thence west
wardly, parallel with Military Street, ninety
feet, thence northwardly parallel With Market
Street to Military Sheet, thence along Mill.
tary Street, 90 feet to the point of beginning
according to the plan of the Town. of Column.
bus, for and during the unexpired Term of sc
years from and after the LIST August 1921, re
Movable forever.
Sale during the usual hours,
Such title only win be conveyed as is vest
| ed in. me as Trustee.
OVID P. BROWN,
Trustee.
Daied, Columbus 22d June 1910.
3t
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NnTICE,

YWyTfE Volunteer Associations and Alllltaly
IL Companies Of the County, are respect
fully invited to appear in their respective UNI.
forms, snd the citizens generally 70 paruclPa.e
in the Celebration and Dinner 10 the AoWh
ofColumbus, on the 4th Of July next:
: : = q. 8. AKIN,
p. b. STARKE,
C. II. ALERT,
Committee Of Arrangements
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NRw GOODS.

ryRANKLIN g. BROTHER have just
received a new supply of Palm L Lea,
Hoods, Calicoes, Bishops Lawn, Scotch Nun Nun
Cambria Hdkfs., Satin Ribbons, Furniture
Dimity, White Cotton Hose, Warren's aEiieo
eve Needles, Clark's Spool Cotton, Fancy
handkerchief, and Pongee Flagg Hdkis7 &C.
Columbus. June. l94O.
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TRUST SALE,

n pursuance of the provisions
N Deed of Trust executed to me by Eze
kiel Nash, bearing date The 18th day of
March 1889 which deed is duly recorded
in the proper Office in the Counties of Nox-:
ubee, Kemper, Winston and Oktibbeha. i
will sell for cash at the court House door
in Columbus
On Monday, the 9th day of July neat,
the following described tracts of land viz:
The west half ofthe south west quarter
of section thirteen. West half of the north
east quarter of section fourteen, and The
south east quarter of section twenty four.
East half ofthe north east quarter andthe
east halfof the north west quarter of Sec
ton twenty six, and the west half of the
north west quarter of section thirty. five all
in township thirteen north of range thir-
teen east, containing FIVE hundred and six
ty acres more.or less, lying and beng in
the county Of Winston and State of Mis-
sissippi, also the west half Of the south
west quarter of section eighteen, and the
north west quarter Of section nineteen,
township twenty, north Of range thirteen
east, and the north east quarter of section
twenty four, township twenty, north of
range twelys east, containing four hundred
acres more or less, lying and being in the
county Of Oktibbeha ia the state aforesaid.
Also the north west quarter Of section six.
/ IN township nine north, range fifteen east
ard the east half of the south east quarter
Of section one, township nine north, range
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-23
FOR SALE.

TRUST SALE.
u Y virtue of deed of trust executed on the
- 18th day, of March 1910 by John G. Ram
seyt me as trustee, for certain purposes there.
in mentioned whicl deed is of due record N
the Office of the Probate Clerk of Lowndes
county book IA, pages 259, 26O, and 261 arr
IN accordance with the last 1'c SD
tura of thv 7tsIaIe OF MlssiSs'PPa regulating
the Court house door in the town of Colum-
bus, on Monday the
26th day Of December nert,
the following negroes to wit:
Charlotte, John, Eliza, Maria, and William,
The title to said negroes is undoubted, but
] win convey such title only, asis vested in me
by said trust.
IL. GOODWIN, Trustee.
June, %, 1910. 6m.
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9th dau Of july nert,

The following property to wit:
The West half of the north west quarter,
of section twenty four, Township Seventeen,
south, of range seventeen west, And the south
half of the east half Of the north east quarter
of section twenty four, Township sixteen, OF
range seventeen west; also one negro boy Ma
med Foneys
Levied on as the property of Moses
Roseman, to satisfy said Il fas. in favor Of
John Angler.
Sale withintlle hours prescribed by law.
P. NJ GRANT, Sheriff of
Lowndes County.
Date1 the 18th, Nay 1910.
At prs. fee s 6.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-23

INSOLVENCY.
THE undersigned having been appointed
Il by the honorable Probate Court of the
county of Noxubee, and State of Mississippi
Commissioners of Insolvency on the Estate o.
William CockreD, late of said county, deceas-
ed. Notice is hereby given that we will attend
at the Office of Messrs. Smith and Jarnagin
in Macon, on the first and third MONDAYS in
each month, until the first day of January
lS4l, to receive all claims that may be pre-.
scented against said estate.
II. L. JARNAGTN,
JOHN B. ROBERTS,
GEO. X. ID, McLELLAND
Macon, Miss. June 10, 1910. 14t. prf SIS.