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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
The Great and Glorious ,
ReUOIM ito n !! i!

The Revolution now going on
in this nation, is without parallel
in the history of the World. 1t is
cheering to contemplate, and
should animate every freeman to
do his DurY-his WHOLE
DUTY! s..-
Scarcely day rolls over our
heads, without bringing to our
ears, the glad tidings of whole
Counties and States breaking
loose from the domi nation of cor
rupt Rulers, and swelling the
throng for "HARRISON and
REFORM"!
In our last, we added to the
list, the glorious news from
DELAWARE, and the redemp-
ton of MARYLAND and
GEORGIA. This week, we
confirm those statements, and
send forth the joyful tidings, that
OHIO-the home Of Harrison,
is triumphantly redeemed,-and
PENNSYLVANIA is
likewise nearly redeemed, and
only waits for lone fire more," to
burst assunder the last calling
chain of Loco-focoism. VIEW
JERSEY, too, sends forth her
thunder, and declares to the nation,
that her ''broad scalp shall be re-
spected.
In fine, the tide of VICTORY
is complete and overwhelming :
Appearances now bid fair, that
every veStige of Locofocoism will
be driven from the land.
There can no longer be shad-
ow of doubt, that in few short
weeks, we shall have the glorious
privilege ofrecording the fact, of
this nations complete and glori-
Gus redemption, in the triumph
ant election of WIN. HENRY
HARRISON, as our next Presi-
dent. Below, we give the cheer
ing news:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22

The last case of observation-disclosures, says the
Boston Times. is that of democrat of this city,
who happened to be in bed at the Astor House
when the news of the Ohio tornado first arrived
in New York. Awakened by the noise, he mis-.
took himself for a whig, and shouted as loud as
the best of them. He did not discover his mistake
till he found himself drinking s'hard cider"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22

NoTE.-1he foregoing sums INCLUDE
payments for trust funds and indemniies,
which, in 1897, was So, $40, 404 SO.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, June 81, 1888,
T. l.. SMITH, Register
This SUN is subject to small variation on the set
element of the accounts of the Treasurer.
ITO be conceded next week.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22

sP@The following table of States they
have recently voted, compared with their
votes in 1886, will show the Harrison gain
in Electoral votes:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22

OHIO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
There are 10 Congressional
Districts in Ohio, of which, in
1883, IL we're Van Buren,, and 8
Wing. The returns now stand
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22

w. maj. in 1910, 81 V. B. maj. in 1868
33
Wing net gam, 1870 Electoral votes
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
DIE d..

In this town on Saturday last Nathaniel Hard
ing aged SO years.
On Monday last Mrs Caroline R. Wife CT Mr.
Harvey Ossood aged 80 years
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22

CONGRESS-. The reports or
returns are now in from all but
three or four small counties. We
nago, the largest of these, elect
ing but one Representative
There are still 10 members of
Congress of each party certain
elected, Gas L sent you on Satur-
day. and two yet undecided-the
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
REPUBLICAN ARCH.
THE NEWS THUS FAR.
Returns from PENNSYLVANIA

IThe returns from all the Counties but
Eight, according to the Express, give the
result
1910. 1888.
Wing. V. b. Wing V.B.
1901 Sc, Alb 122, 1877 12S, 1873
So, Dol 1872, 1927
V.B.mai. Lip 1881
l,1l2
-
Wing gain, 1919
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
nj ARRIED.

In this town on Thursday evening last. by J
T. Gilman. VI Elisha Cox to Miss Irene Hard
ing,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
Notice.

HAVING purchased Of Mr.. +. b. Ranjle, the
right of Waterman & Learned's labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer to dispose OF individual
or county rights to suit purchasers.
This machine has been in operation the past sea-
son, sufficient time To test ITS utility as II respects
It's Durability, aud the saving of 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 to get out OF repair and the
rapidly It tcmpers the clay and mouIdS the brick
making from GO to so per minute with the AID OF
two horses, four men, aud sufficient number
boys to hear oil the bricks
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth
cd Tor manufacturing brick would do we'll 10 ava
themselves OF this opportunity.
All communications addressed Ia the subscribe
wlllmeet with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9Th ls39.-S9-u
n. B, Gentlemen wishing to purchase county or
town rights, can be accommodated by applying nv
the ohce Of the Columbus Democrat where thea
can see testimonials of the utility Of The above me-
toned patent,
'.'Thc Mlssissippian, Jackson, aud the RcpubIl
eau, Holly Springs, will please give the above SO
Insertions and forward bills to me. J. f.. 5.
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NOTICE.

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IL together under the name and style of Prince &
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

TINE uudsrs gnsd has q boat % bushels Of cot
u ton ,et,i>, street ilou t.r Table and- oi M5z-
.ea, u1r' fhr h1,i growth n.scd IL TIE Uutsd
States, which hC wH or CAD ra rfsYss- ut Tie
eatta raisei from ihesc srvds IS Of very superior
qa1Hty. a samp.e ol The cutiou mav b. seen sl
any uule IN thc i'rmncrat Once. From the IN pr-
fH.yHi base made, am iuduced 10 he eve ihal d
el,l mature Mor ID aays earlier lhan The common
couoa. A.So Qnsailiy %, Gu.ph seed ron tie frs
or .asi wears growth IhoSv wishing 10 purrhss,
be- seed. va. please apply az the Office Of ,he Dt m
ecrator sd gh, under gusd.
DANIEL w. WRIGHT.
Marrh el.-S7-if
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
To the Debtors
or THE COMMERCIAL s. RIIL RO9T
BANK OF TICkSBURG.

BANk OF NICkSBURG.
Rf c.ssseyB lie as, gunsa, o' lhg property and
- Ell cts ~ tie above Bank en- the l5Ih Frbrua-
-sst, shca recorded, tie Leo'ors are secured m
he rgnl 20 pay IA The paper o. lit bsuk uut. tie
tolH az tthFsary next, upon any debrs doe Il. and
n pas q afterwards up1n al dcbu which shat hv
hl day he secured 10 The Sstssc,l0u Of The scners
lh0se deb,s which hy that tine shaH no, br Sc
cured viii bs SUBJECT - such RUE As may be adoBst5
% carry NJ ihe trusl mtn tiieci The clause rear
red 10 Is as allows;
The trustees shat proceed 10 eoUect and holds
The proceeds Of such sales, and also 10 collect snd
reahse IN money the most that NAV b. practicable
from The BONDS, bids OF exchange, bills receivable
NOTES, accounts, claims judgments. demands, chose
10 acton aud profits 0, >sid Rad Road, IRON aud al
er The tine OF Is compeUOn TO Jackson, hereby
transferred and assigned 10 them. Provided, how
ever that sad uusIves shall in 30 refuse 10 re-
eelve iron debtors to said President, Directors and
Company Of the Commercial aud Rail Road Bank
Of NcksbuTg the bank notes. checks post notes Ger
uncates OF deposle, snd hj.I, receivable due from
sad Bank any of It's branches m payment OF de- ls
due 10 the sad President, Directors and Company
OF The Commercial s Raj Road Bank OF Nicksburg
provided such debtor or deblurs shall give sufficient
tsecuulJ for the amount Of hrs her or their liabilities
within twelve months after the registration ct this
deed oil trust.
w. w. FRAZER
TH0S. :. ROBINS A Ssignees
WIN. 5. BODLEY.)
Nov 81, $40. 20-iSS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
Runaway Jail.

COMMITTED TO the jail Of Oktikbeha in the
~ Town OF StarkevlIle, on the 2Ist instant, ne.
gro woman, supposed to be about twenty one years
3D. about five feet high, heavy built had on when
AIKEN up blue cotton dress She had also dressed
common negro cloth Said woman says her name is
;sroine and that she belongs TO John Carr ofSouth
ilabama She further states that she ranawav from
man by the name Of James White, Zen Thursday
he 4th Inst) who was carrying her below for sale
The owner Of the above described negro woman
requested 10 come totwatd, pay charges, and ake
er out Of jail; otherwise she will be dealt with &C.
Dfding 10 law.
JAMES w. EASTLAND, Jailor.
Sarkeylle Mrs.
April 23d. 1870. &c
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
Executors Sale.

order fthe hon. Probate court Of Lowndes
county Miss, the undersigned design offer
lng 'ot sale TO the highest bidder, on Monday the
Ho@ December, the remnant Of the property be-
'Uoglhg to The estate Of A Nash decd, on credit
VI " months, the purchaser giving bond with APP
Proved security; consisting Of the east half Of
VIC north east quarter Of section 20, township 10,
,soge n, west. Containing 80 acres more OF
eSs with so acres ofcleared land under fence ,
a'u N The county Of Lowndes and Stale Ct Mis-;
asO Two good beds, beds'eads and furniture. two
.sstoes' and few other articles Of minor impor-
SOCe' Also on the same day, and at the same
gace Inc Mansion house, and other buildings Of
@ 's'e deceased. and ll9 acres Of land, will be
Ssleo Tor rent for one year, to the highest bid
's'''ne same 10 give note with approved security.
G. E. & w. w. NASH, Exc.
:, and G. E. NASH, Guardian.
NOV. Fl l640-20-4t-prsf 81 SO.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12


NEURRAY'S TRAVELS in North America
lVE during the years 1874, 1885, and 1886, IN
Guiding a summer residence with the Pawnee
tribe of Indians in the remote pralres Of the Mis-
souri,, and visit to the Azore Islands.
.notOn'S Hope, or the Memoirs Of a Provincial.
Opinions of Lord Brougham on Politics, Theology
Law, &c.
The Thugs or Phanslgars Of India, comprising
history of the rise and progress OF that fraternity
of aSsassins, and description Of the system which
it pursues, and Of the means which have been
adopted by the supreme government Of India Tor
its suppression.
Father Butler and the Tough Dearg Pilgrim, by W.
H. 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 'Plcters to match.
Blanche of Navarro, Play by James.
Tortesa, the Usurer, play by Willis.
The above new works with fresh supply oil
SCHOOL BOOKS, have recently come TO hand,
and are offered for sale tE1-"for cash only. On
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FactOrage and Commission
Business.

:, 1he subscriber has taken an Office on the corner
y " Dauphn andC commerce streets, for the purpose
y selling cotton, and tenders his services TO his
asnas and the public, who may rely on their inter-
~ beng strictly and punctuaIly attended to in tie
Sschafge Of any business they may entrust to his
HENRY c. HOLMES
" The Columbus, Miss Democrat, Herald, Ma
-. na' Aa' Flag OF the Union, Greenshorough Bea.
@ selma Free Press, Voice Of SumPler, and JET
ssl.Onan, Linden, will publish the above until thu
n" OF January, and fjrward feir accounts 10 The
'SSs..enber. Fl. c, H.
nov. II. 1910. 1g-Tw.
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30 Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, residing near
IL The City OF Montgomery, Alabama on or about
Che 10th OF March last, Negro man, named Pomp,
rm, times calls himself Favius) aged about lhirty
nme years Sad negro is about feet inches high,
stout built, black complexion, head nearly bald sui
ky countenance, has scar across one of his hands
and shows his teeth when speaking. He was lately
taken up and committed t, Mobile jail from wi ch
he'contnved to escape. The above reward will e
given for the apprehension and delivery of said me-
gro or his confinement in Jail ST. thai can get him.
RILEY NORMAN. Ii
Nov II, 1910 I9-4w
The Mobile Register, N. o. Times CoIuml us,
Democrat, will please give the above lour weekly H.
srlIobs, and forward their accounts 10 the subscr.
Der.
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SUPPLEMENT TOTHE GLOBE
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Aberdeen Hotel.

..-s-.-t Hccupsod by J. W. smith,
A-,.-. rlsuiatiun on which the decreased rcS.ted
"A IA section :. Township 10, Range :, con
S Acres Of first rate Pls.ne Laad, niW 10
- state Of cultivation.
So Seventy ejglb Acres OF Post Oak Tim
- land adjacent 10 The Dwelling houses. On
- there IS Well Of eXcelgnt Water with
n HOt- 81 and Cotton Sc,ew ior Tx use Of the
SO--An improvement in the same ne .ghbor-
- nr,n section ihree uf about 80 acres ui past
- ,ni now IN the 4jh wear Of cultivation, aud m
80 here IS a small convenient dwelling house.
JAMES WALKER, .4Fm.
December 5 lS40-4w-2s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
The Family Physician

ar, EVERy Mass CoNFASIoN, being compila-
~ uonlrom the most approved medical author
adapted ia he southern and western climates; 10
such IS added an account ol HcttS, Roots and
Plants, used Tor medical purposes, with directions
bow they are 10 be prepared 81 that every man can
be bl> own physician, together with glossary oi
medical tcrms-by A. C. GoopLurr, A. NJ. iur ma
ny years surgeon IN the L. ;. Army. Wih an
appendix, containing new and successful mode o.
treating As,auc Cholera hy tbe compll,r For sale
by PFISrER \ GOODWIN
May II, 1859. IItE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

A THATCHER, Coroner may be found at
n. the Eagle Hotel, Or at his Warehouse, when
not absent On business.
He will also continue the Receiving and For
warding Business, at his old stand near the nyer.
Now %, l539--2l
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Feb'y. %, 1910
MelicaI Spring Bathing House


THIS establishment IS now open for the season
the baths having been newly painted, and ev-
erv department put IN good order, the public can
be well accommodated. Tothe Ladies department
new baths have been furnished, aud il there IS sum
cient encouragement they will be kept exclusively
for their USE The subscribers family will reside on
he LOT. so that ladies' can enter from his residence
throug the garden, or as formerly.
TERMS OF BATHING.
For single warm Bath ~ ceno
For amt of s. l. ucAe"
For the season, from LIST ApriIto LIST oc1o-
Der, months, S' w
The house NAV be left open on Sundays from sun
,;.a. s,,s o'clock A. M.-but the servants Will re-
ceive the pay-consequen'y eacn P'lS' a. o"n,s =,
blng will be required 10 pay an e&ua a. DWfN y
them. ~ -
April LIST, 1s40,-95-H
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

4 EFT the subscribers on Tie Isl of Nav, near
~ Columbus, Mi. two negroes OF The following
eScHpton MOSES, % or 4 years age, eet,
10 or inches high, rather Of copper color aud
bald headed; he was formerly owned by Mr. james,
near Ekton, Tenn HENRY is a STOUT ellow, a.
bout The same age, feet or 10 inches high quite
black, and has lost one or two OF his font teeth
and was raised by MIR Richard Barry OF Columbus.
The above reward will be given to any one who
may con6ne N Jail the above named nesrusS so
that We gel heu, or hail The amount or ellher one.
NJ. NJ. s L. B. BROOKS.
Jnne Goth 1s40 5lf
|.|The Nashville Union and Democratic Press
Pulaski, Tenn, will please insert The hove 10 The
amount of $40, and toward their account, 10 this
Office Tor payment, with copy Of Tie psper cou-
tanning the advertisement. NJ. III. l. L. b B,
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Nntice.

a GREEABLY 10 an order issued from the
"a the Probates Court of Lowndes county to
II. December Term 1s39--aIl persons are mere
hv non6ed that those holding claims aga'ns, Inc
Estate Of WIN. Erwin deceased, will present mem
dnlv authenticated as the law requires wIlhIn inc
time prescribed by law to the undersigned a'''' A.
is,rators or the same will be forever oa.feo' az
nersouwho are indebted to the said bs'a'e NC
teoues d to come forward and make i nWI%
paymtr 1.MTsW ERWIN
.4dminlsirGtoTs.
-'''sN'Ss PRINTERS lee 81 W.
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ESTES. THOS. II. MARCH
Estes 4 March,
w. J.ESrEs.

AUcTIoEgERs AsD Commission MERCHANTS,
Market Street. Opposite the Land Office, Columbu
Feb. 18Th, 1910 -33-tE
n. b. Regular sale days, every Saturday and
Monday
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June 1882