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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-18
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

ho'dn1 Sale. Tbs prove. tli1 CORRECTNESS OF tie
opinion advanced o., .ome o. lie Wt0gs az WASH
ng'ontt-t WINTER, Ital they could elect their csu-
didaie without any aiL from the South. The
knew that The abolition eelng was al On Ia cir
side anI . was with the view OF securing the al
Of Tie Analies that they nominated Harrison, and
rejected Cav,th; alter having the winter previous.
iaSen deeided stand 81 isyof 81 the rights and
interests oi the South.
2nd. Harruson's vote al the North is slrop,..,
wherever the AboItonisIs are INST numero,,s. -
The returns Of the election prove this fact beyond
sl eontroversy-Vernont gives The largest wbig
majority pruPorlon TO her vote ofany STATE in The
Cn'nn and she, it Is we, known, 10 the ho, bed of
So"tuon'Sm. Again, in tie State of New York
Mr. Van Buren, went nia the infected district. as il
Is eated--ihe district which Is under he compL.,.
control OF The aboIiiunsts aud antl-msnns. viii,
clear majority Of upwards OF five thousand We,
u'sI District alone turned the scale, against bin ,n
gave the Sale 10 Harrison. Lei tie people Of m.
South ponder well upon these facts. Bat far ,bs
ab1Iilon'sis, HUr,soa could not have gnttnn the
vote ol Name, New York Pennsylvania, or New
Jersey.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
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D ~ Eho l-.3- srATE coz77.
We ne publish IN today. LNuJy
''om ihe Republican 5-5ef severn u. ~
'1nS 0i ths S.alr. tomb LAS 10 ts.,.-'.-.zi
e earl, mum = "a. o. lie Dsmaofa.e.
To run on The Democrs,, ,. !, '''..fs's cana '
S''tr offices. Tie 0prn NJ ~ 'F Co1sr,.'-..'''
" ,so pon a, he ''@s Tor In. m.. ~ a.'' zen
We extract from The Colum5...' = ,ae afIce 49,.
republicans Of gallant old = Osnocral a.
60 to take the lead Of ,E. '"1oes hare r,,I
sDJ IN holding meeting 10 ' o,slaI'n TIA
a"u "a arouslng tue people :, y 'pPoiol d,s.,..
ui'ses- The Democracy IF n 1 ~ IN he >.
sustained a temporary defe,, y ~ H''s''spp f.,
ac"'h viii again plant tho -, Ufsah'lalion :,
o oI go "ead Of the good ship If S,. aogU
% q 'eds ai'sm which now slams = =, S'a'e The ,
- "a, s's's " must be wiped ou,-aod ''c1ieaeasg
done by energetic ac,,oo- 1''u n ,S sabL
'he principles upon wbcb #. = I, Useassos, :,
na,ot,,na ''c' by strict acbe,....1 Ven.
n1''''''aance Of the compromi.s s4t's'e' % a.,
,t o''' aug oy Continued and eare., :, n' c0sliu.
'he part oil the Democtaue n,. 80 @posrpa o.
, ,ns a6on'nabe designs ofth. e oa,o aad 0''o
I,e ''oe'ueS and unallenable uo 55r's'on sssa
ne hohs'rosltles Of Banking T |n, u l' peep.
pubic gaze. The riliainom, : ,.u'' be bed On
parry would impose upon the wbo' "a.cA lhs B,at
nrl neOls must, like the ghost If d people "a,
all''Sh'ed Macbeth, haunt AT s, u oaaquo bsor,
.ne enemy MS footsteps, wh,ls IL nI1 Or sh6d
places feveIns DER tie Io,t ny ~ VA, Tass hst
a,, he' 'nV Democracy Of the couD,,v j.
i S"' on Tue aTmor of battle. Ja a"! @oo's I'D
".'u IA every COUNTY, and deIe-a,.. meeting, h
u''0"u ','e convention In jackson o. appoaledh
uay ~ January next. Let the n y" ,u' "a No
sC'd''oss IN regard to the paymso, pS adoFh
Oh 'he State, the proceeds Of ybicb t = lAs Boat
,oyeu ana sqnandered by few rr aate O'''s
Tors and let MeN be selec,.d greedy 'p'cus
,'GHe'' made Of The stuff to cary " o., a.
""'' a"u victory will perch upon opr y ha us Pofar
AGAIN and forever. -" WI Oanaercaa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

and soHman Paeha, H Which he lau.r v---
Completely defeated, aud hook 90 the mountain,
eIh z0y cavalry as!y and Two officers. 1000
IN killed wounded, and taken prisoners, lave
from the result oi this engagement, fallen, INTO
the power Of he Sublime Porte
The EmH Fl kasim has been named ,urcss
sur 10 lhe hmrr Bechlr aud Wa, within ,.ru4
body Of Mountains, "a pursuit Of Ibrahim Pacb5.
Who has huie u- no chance of escape.
We are m possession Of Beyruul, which wa.
evacuated on lhe night oi the l,h m conseourpr-
Of disposition manifested by Admiral S,opro,d
and BrandIeTa 10 leud Hoops. In order that no.
body should be LETT, The sick were beaten out by
their cou itrymen. About 1000 m all. vim re-.
manned outside the walls re-eulered the ne.t
morning, and surrendered themselves prisoners
Gen smith has fixed bis head quarters at Bey.
roul,
Commodore Napiel, in the powerful with Inc
steamers "Gcorga,' and Cyclope, have Quilted
ID uul Bay 10 attack Tupui.
BY lhe taking OF Beyfout about twenty niece.
Of artillery, with ammunition and provisions. have
Ia!en INTO the POSSESSION of the allied powers.
THE nBFgAT OF lBAHIM PAcHA.--The mitch.
ed battle with ihrabim Pachu afforded am excel.
Ieal opportunity 10 show the bravery and fidelity
Of the Turks. lbrahlm had taken 10 a very
strong position near Beyroui with 5000. -Four
thousand Turks were sent against bm undel thu
command of Selm Pacha, d sslsled by Gen. Jock.
mus, Commodore Napier, and Col. Hodges.-
The attack was so lmpetuous that in a few mn.
ules lbrahnn was completely routed. One thous.
and Egyptians were made prisoners. the rest were
killed and wounded or took to flight. With Re-.
spect to the general war, the Egytian army. at
the most moderate calculation, has lost 20.OlO
IN killed, wounded, prisoners, aud deserters.
IHE RUIN OF THE CAUSE OF MEHEMET Al,
IN oERIA.-Le'lers to the l7lh, via Egypt, con.
hrn The rum Of The cause of the Victory m SYRIA.
According to these letters the Einlr Bech,r. with
$500 men, bad gone over to the allies, besides,
irregular mountaneers. Two Egyptian repl.
Ineht' had also gone over to the allies. lbrahm
aud Sonnan Pachas had reiterated before the VIC.
tonous allies, and their whole troops we're in
state OF the greatest decentralization. All is oul.
ct aud going well IN Lgypt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

A few remarks on the above result for The pres.
ent We intend at our earliest leisure to present
our views fully upon the cause OF The deleat of me
Democratic party, and The means to which our an.
p0nens resonel in order TO elect their candidates
ist Harrison loses only two non.>ayeholdine
States. and these, The result shows we're not neees
sory 70 his election - He would have succeeded
without their votes or The votssofa single slave
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
Runaway in Jail.
Administrators Notice.

NhE undersigned having obtained , e'1, Ia
= mlniSirailon on the Estate OF o.,
deceased, at The Deer Term ls4O Of me i,Ss,
Court for the county of Lowndts, herrol @'' y X
persons having CLAIMS against said Eslae .us \.
sent them duly authenticated within uie u d ~
scFlbed BY law; and those indebted 10 S''
to make immediate payment. ,r,s
'o''A ''A' Adininistrae'
Dec. 10, 1s40 -Gt-prsi-S7 00*
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19


SOAKING Conn TO FEED lloRsEs.--A nan.
tIeman who resides in Baltimore county and who
Is one oi the mos successful farmers in our o..
c'n'ty, adorned US few days since that he saw.
ed nj least one third OF his corn by the monne, !,
which he led It out To his horses:--IIe has rvo
hogheads placed IN bis cellar where thew are so.
cue from freezing. These he first fills WITH earn
~ lhe ear, aud Then ponrs IN sufficient ounny Of
a water 10 cover The caru, - Alter The ears have
thoroughly soaked, he Commences feeding. mud
gives To his horses two lhuds The usual onn,,tv
allowed. AS one Of these bopsbeads Income,
empty, he reillIs 1t; Aud by the umc the other is
empty the one last filed Is sufficiently soaked for
USE IN Tins way the cohs become so soliened
that the NOISE consumes the whole of them. and
they are thus made to add iul one ,hrd mo,o 10
his stock OF feed. lie assures us ina, his horses
ca, with avdliy keep 10 good order, and are ius,
as competent TO perioim plantation labor as when
they consumed the grain alone. The success oi
our informant should stimulate his agricultural
p'e'he'n to follow has exempIe, as the labor OF
preparation Is nothing compared with the great
saving effected. - Baltimore Farm,r.
hemd'nS 81 Gen Mercer. The remains Of
ten Hugh Mercer, who fell at the battle Of PrIn.
ceton, IN the Revolution we're transferred an
the 26Ih ult. from Chrsl's Church Yard phia
ue'ph'a' 70 The cemetiy at Laurel lllll in the VI
cin''y oil mat city, The ceremonies we've CON.
Quoted under the auspices OF the St Andrews
ooc'e'y OF Philadelphia. the deceased hero heins
ana've oi Scotland. The remains were exhumed
on The gath, preparatory to removal. The homes
were found IN good state Of preservation. Cen
heTcer received his death wounds on The thifd Of
january, l777, and died on the 10Th Of The same
month The u. S. Gazette, states, rs a b,s,m,.
CO.. Tact OF some interest that his funeral was mn
hefouSly attended, Il is SAID that THRU Thousand
persons we're present The number is yelv
great ot that period The ceremony of removal
was attended by The Governors of New Jersey
neo"syl'anIa aud Nuglna aud the NJ ttary Of
ih'iadelphia aud Baltimore, .NashriAs Hhg.
hR. RIToHlE.-We never glance over the
Richmond Enquirer with the same carelesspess
'ha' we are coInpelled to do oar exchaure paper,
generally There is TO Us an association with
Ihe Enquire: and Mr.. RtchIe, which ". acouir
cd sonie years back, and which has ALWAYS made
US contemplate that paper as one Of the pures,.
the ablesl aud most sincere of any political manor
IN the Union. Ills principles are not Of the
weathercock school, To be turned to and fro by ey.
cry wind OF change and expedltncy. The polai.
cal waters may roll and dash around, the hurl.
cane OF error may sweep by hun; but he Stands
lnd'snmyed, unmoved, beacon hight, by " hose
nnetfAg rays yon may always steer your political
Darh IA safety aud with honor--.N y Planned
tm'da' do you see any thing ridiculous
y ms "'g'. sand one Of his brother Judges To-
~uHan' Nothing but the head ,nhs answered
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
For Rsprsssntdiirs.
JOSEPH 5. LEAKE.

OF We ate authorised 10 announce CHARLES
JokDAN. as a candidate nr Mjnr To- GIL the va
cancy occasioned BY the promotion oi Major A. J.
Calhoun. The election 10 be held IN he slh of
January ls4l
to- We are authorised 10 aunounce ALFRED
THATCHER, as a candidate for Majnr to G. the
vacancy oeeasoned by tie promotion OLA. j. Cal
houR
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
A VOICE FROM OLD LOWNDES
Democratic Meeting.

Pursuant IA previous notice meeting of The De.
mocfate party was held at the Court House in TIM.
place on Thursday last
On motion Of DR.. s $. Franklin, Eli Abbott ESQ.
was called 10 the Chair, and DR.. NJ. NJ. Estes an.
pointed Secretary.
The Chairman then briefly explained the object
OF the meeting, when, upon moliun Of Nj Rasberry
'ooEPii ,. LEAKE, Esq. was unanimously nom.
mated a. the democratic can,lilare TO represent
this County in the Legislature, in place Of Gen.
JESSE. Speight resigned
On motion Of N l.. Mitchell Esq /, was resolved
that a committee Of three be a pointed To INFORM
Mr. Leake oil hi, domination. The lolowinr gen
ttmen were appointed sad Committee viz N. L.
Mitchell, Mr.. Raspberry, aud Col Jas. j. Brickell.
The Committee then Withdrew and in a short time
returned with Mr. Leake who accepted the nomi-
nation and expressed his thanks for The honor done
b'm by the meeting
On nation OF L. F. Calhoun Esq the following
preamble and resolution were also introduced and
unanimously adopted
NhEREAs, II has been proposed BY several dem
oerauc newspapers OF This State that ther, should
DC Convention OF tie democratic party IN jackson
on the fth Monday Of January next lor the purpose
Of nominal ting suitable persons to GIL the offices of
Representatives in Congress, and that OF Governor.
Auditor, Treasurer and Attorney General of the
State, aud
WHEREAS, This meeting concur in the necessity
aud propriely OF such convention therefore
Resoiced, Tha, twenty-five delegates be appoin.
ted by the Chairman 10 attend said Convention.
In accordance with this result on the Chairman
appointed the following gentlemen as delegates 10
attend the proposed Convention.
John Gilmer, John L. COnnclI.
iCODt' Weir, r. L. Calhoun,
j. HuddlestOn, =. =. Franklin.
d. M Nj Estes, DIR. A. N. Jones,
jas whitfield, Il, Barry,
JOS. Blair, 4. g.. Weir.
L. Nj, Tucker, Jos. y. Leakc.
JnO. Overall, o.. Blcdsoe.
A. T. Young DIR. ID. LipscOmb,
N. L.. Mitchell, Mr., Raspberry,
on motion the meeting then adjourned
:, :, ELI ABBOTT, Chaifmnn.
Nj. NJ. EsrEs, Secretary,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
state of Mississippi PROFIT COlA
LoWndcs County, dec. tr 1914

Two all persons int rested in the Real Eslair \
n John TolaDd (Lunal,) Of Luwnies coaDy
fol are here cited to appear before the PROUD
Court of SAID county Of Lowndes al the court gaS
lhereet on ;he first Monlat February mex. ~
1871, then aud there TO show cause any yo1n
why The following lands, the property Of the eat
OF said john Toland tLunac) 10 WI: lIr vel
half of the north east quarter Of section Tcnty'ihm
IN township seventeen, north ofrange sixteen sis
containing eighty acres. Also the wes haIlo y
south east quarter of the same section tswnshp '@
range, containing eighty acres; should mol Or @
according to the prayer of the petition nj Jasp
ToIand, guardian oi said John Toland, to py "
debts OF sand estate: and further 10 do and saaa
such things as shall be considered Of and orde'r'
said court on the premises.
awz Witness Thomas Sampson, Juds
%N the Probate Court of Lowndes I0%
EdA6 tv, at the Court House thereof % "
- first Monday of Dec. A. D ls4u
ISSUED The 18th day of December A. D lar
CHI
December 10, 1910. 94-6w.
prs Fee, sI4)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

NJ M5AHklED'-on ihe 18th inst. ~ =
n nlr. W. Il; Forbes, Ma. n. f. I;o,U%y, .ne R:'
ion ). G.. ntEvEs olCha..,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
I RESIDENTIAL ELECTIoN-THE OFF.
CIAL RESULT

south Carolina has cas-; her vote for Martin Van
Huren for President, and Littetnn w. Tazewpll Gnr
wee PRESIDENT III nos has voted Ior Van Buren,
and JohnSon'--rhis completes the tale, aud The
grand result stands as follows:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

SourH CAROLINA SENATOR. Hon. Jous c
CALnous has been unanimously reelected to the L.
States senate lorsix yearslIrom the 4lh March next
lhe charleston Mercury thus speaks of his re-eIec-
'ion " Green spols--lhe more beautiful because
Tare--In The waste ofpo,cs, are such instances of
unshaken' unchanging rrust-equaIly worthy Of the
proud p 'ope who besow, and ofthe great States.
man. who so meekly wears tie honor. Il IS moi mr
h'm' out loF as rather TO exut and DO proud, that
through al slclssiludes, we have been true To The
uue mat--lhal no low Jealousy, no mean upstart
rivalry nor the caumnes of million OF loregn en-
emeS could ever persuade US ior an instant 10 turn
an evi and dstusifnl eye upon that commanding
ana notle light, which IS but an cmanatan aud EN-.
Ooayn"n' OF tue unsulled honor, and manly intellect
OF Carolina
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19

ILLINOIS The vote for prsslen, in this State
stands as olnws; tor Van Aurcn ~ ,43s for liar.
rlson 4S''7i; f'r Birney 100. Van Bureas majority
over Harrison 1864.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-19
s ! of Mississippi probY g.,
Ho"ndcs County. Dec tr IS w

NO all persons int, rested in Il.
dec'd: ' '''''SP 'on' ate OF Losndes co.,,
oo, You are hereby ci,ol to appear bes,. IL,
oour' o. SAID county o'Lowiies Al ~, iu, He p''ds
,ep'eo' on the FIST Monday Of Fsh,a ,nm' =
io7' men ana there 10 Sow causa n ~ d
WY NE following lands, pe proDpry ii 4, y. =
% Said Thomas r. Nuhc spoon n ,vi !" u" .t t'ia
e'Sl quarter aud cas- half 81 south s.o, .a m' NV
east half of south west Quarter aaI YalIT' u
,,,,. 'aS' quarter, q secwn seven. ownsb,n :.
en,ee'' norm OF range eighteen east; aso oo,, W.
quarter aud west hal q north east oa,,., ~ ~
W.. ~ east nan Of The north asst Quarter If e..
~ eight; also east bait Of north west ana ns,, -
~ ~ ~ east quarter OF section seyente,p al. -,
'''. " SCUM YVES! quarter section tv,ys .,on
."St Ma" ol south east GU, ter of seclon G,s.,
Wy west nall OF south ives, quarter nr ss.,nn l..
90 "'"H'U'P seventeen, north of range elghrl
e",', co"'aiolhg l4S0 acres mlre or Issx-sba.
"", oe sod according 10 the PRAYER ortba ,eG~
~ VA Saret D. NlIherSpo3n ADMINISTRATIVE Of Nd
'E'",G' ana llitther to do ahl suffer such li,Oeu
HIihii ne considered ~ anJ ,.rlar..l 80 .s- . =,
m the premises
xTTN Witness, Thomas Sampson ,JaJs5
n HSX%E the Probate coart Of LownIcs couh
k3SH at The Cour, House aforesaid, ID,
- Monday Of } c. A. d. 1870
l>Sued the l2th day of December A. D. 1910
Attest WIN. P. PuLLEi
"a
December 10, 1870. 2i-6s
ops F,e, SIT SOY
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GORGE wIGHTMAH. JOHN wi"'r M
JOHN WIGHTMAN, y
COMMISSION MERCHAH,s.a.n t
Reierin Lowndes county TO Messrs e.
Bruthe C. II. Albert Esq, Richard ps"' II