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y order Of he commissioners insovent debtors Eor
Ii the city and county of Baltimore, notice hereby Civ
en- 10 the creditors JOSHUA JOSE, nsolren de5oz,
that personal discharge hah been granted said debtor
and that the said creditors are required attend The Office
of the said commissioners in the house, city
Baltimore he Erst day of June next O'Clock IN e
forenoon and nominate trustee trustees to be appointed
for their benefit and to give ali the information
session to the said commissioner enable re u
Baltimore county court, agreeaby TO OF Assembly
passed at December session. 1891 entitled actressR 70
nsovent debtor and that the inst day OF August next
hath been fixed for the final hearing his ease before DE-
said commissioners.
Dated the 4th day of April in the year 1870
Q faury
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10y order of the commissioners OF nsolvent debtors "a
u the city and county of Baltimore notice hereby etxsn
TO the creditors of THOMAS NJ GROVES, an Insolrees
debtor hRt personal discharge hath been granted 70 e IA
debtor and that the said creditors required
office OF the said commissioners 10 the ecurt house. the
~ of Baltimore the 9Th day OF May 10 O'Clock
the forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees be
pointed for their benefit; and give ali rs fatoa Ia
thei possession 10 the said commissioners to enable %
report t Baltimore county court aereeaby 90 an set Of AZ
sseInby PISSED December 1885, entitled
relating 10 nsolFen debtors ard thai 81 day Of July
next hath been fixed for 6na bearing case bepsa
said commissioners.
Dated the 25th dayof March, in the year 1870.
NH 27-lnW3rn mn l-iarre..
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/. MTLHAU, Proprietor.

TNIsHTNG TACKLE-A generaI ls,ortment
C and BRUSHES Of all descriptions, for town and
country.
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers or Blacksmith,
all sizes and reduced prices, wholesale and retail
For sale at DUKEHART'6 Geneneral Variety Store,
ap 9-ais No. 1911 Baltimore n.
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order of the commissioners of insoIyent debtors ~
- the city and county Of Baltimore notice hereby Rve
70 the creditors of GEORGE CAREY debsox
that personal discharge hath been granted said debor
and that the said creditors required attend the once
OF the said commissioners in the court house. the city Of
forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees be appointed
fortheir benefit and give all the information III their po
session the said commissioners, enable them 70 repo
to Baltimore county court, areeaby Of Aseob@y
passed December session. 1881 entitled relating se
nsovent debors; and that the LIST day Of August merit has
been fixed for the final hearing Ia his case, before the ~
commissioners.
Dated the 9th day Of April in the ycsr 1916.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS,
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON & BALTIMORE
RAIL ROAD.
EAs:Ssa HHa1 Essfa all
se5z ESs5a -SlleaPzss s55sk-l 49,;

0EAND AFTER WEDNESDAY NEXT, the lat
~ OF April-The Train with the UNITED STATES
MAIL will leave Pratt Street Depot every morning At
hsf past nine ociock.-1he passengers viii dine at
Wilmington and reach Philadelphia about half past
CLOCK NJ in full time for the afternoon cars TO New
York.
RETURNING will leave Philadelphia al One O'Clock,
A. M breakfast board the Steam Boat susquehanna
and arrive in Baltimore at O'Clock, A NJ, in time for
the different lines going south.
THE SECOND MAIL or AFTERNOON TRAIN,
VIII leave the Pratt street Depot daily, Except Sun
days) al HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCK,P. M, for
Pbiladelphia-the passengers sup at Wilmington and
rive In the city about eleven O'Clock, p M thus afford
ing the Western and Southern passengers an opportunity
Of proceeding 70 New York By the early morning lines
RETURNING,
This line leaves Philadelphia al half Three oelosk
p M-the passengers sup board the Steam Boat sus
buchanan, and arrive in Baltimore about eleven e'coeh
Pm.
a5-The regulations heretofore adopted By this Csrs'
pany the comfortable accommodation of passengers
and facility OF travel security Of baggage &C., VIII
be continued.
apG A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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KpY order OF the of insoivent debtors y
ED the city and county Of Baltimore notice hereby given
the creditors Of GEORGE MOORE, insoivent dsbsor
and that the aidcreditors required to attend the o
of the said commissioners the house, of
Baltimore the lst day of June next 10 O'Clock in The
forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees TO be appointed
for their benefit; and give all the information teix pos-
session the said commissioners enable report q
Baltimore county cour, agreeaby to Of ASSEMBLY
passed December session. 1891 entitled reIssra Q
nsovent debto and that the 1s day August next hs
been fixed for the final hearing in his case, before the s
commissioners.
Dated the loth day of April, In the year 1870.
ap l4-laT3m ma Q-Tawl1w
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No. %.

RY order Of the commissioners Of nsovent ds6.oss sos
u the eity and county of Baltimore notice hereby gfre
to tne creditors Of CHARLES ACKFoRTH, insOavea4
dsbor personal discharge hath been granted the ead
dsblor and that the said creditors required 70 attend a.
the Office of the said conmssonefsn the court house. Ia ths
city Of Baltimore the 9Th day Of May noK 10 O'Clock
forenoon and nominate trustee trustees, be
pointed for their benefit and to give all the information N er
possession the said commissioners enable them 20
port Baltimore county court agreeahy to an ae< Of AZ
sembly passed at DecembeT session. 1881 entitled san act
relating inolvent debtors and that the Sd day Of July
neK hath been fixed for the FINAL hearing In h case beEe
the said commissioners.
Dated the 2sd dayof March, In year le4o
NH 2T-law3m ma 1-la~1w
HHY order commissioners Of nsoFens debtors fc
ID city and county Of Baltimore notice hereby gwen
to creditors of VALENTINE DUFF insolvent deb
that personal discharge hath been granted TO the said
debtor and that the said creditors required attend
the Office the said commissioners In the house. in the
city of Baltimore 9TH day of May next 10 O'Clock
the forenoon and nominate trustee trustees, 70 be
pointed for their benefit and to give all the information Their
possession the said commissions TO enable them 70 ree
10 Baltimore county court agreeably of Assembly.
passed December session. 1881 entitled Gan act relating
nsovent debtor and that The Sd day Of July next hath
been fixed for the final hearing his ease, before the said
commissioners Dated the 9th day Of March the 1875
ap S-Iaw3w 9-fawfoW
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aSAAIILY fiEOCERIEs, &e.-Frash and su-
Il r.rf3-s sen sad Black TIE $, Wines, Liqunrs, Cor
s.fsis ssd -pFs hits and Pr0vno ugars, Java AID
ether go s.4A<s and Catsurs, white wheat Flour,
s,aeror Salad sya sperm Oil, which with foil assori
raept efssrefuii sctea Family Groceries, will be sold
Al wholesale or fstal at the lowest market price: for
cs.h be MARCUS DENISON,
an "a 81 BsnoTe street.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20


Pursuant to previous notice, meeting of the
citizens OF Columbus was held at the court house
this day FOR the purpose Of concerning arrange.
menls for the appropriate celebration of the en-.
suing Anniversary Of American Independence.
On Motion,
Col. JosEPH BLAIR was called to the Chair
+. Is. DRAKE appointed Secretary.
The Chairman briefly explained the object oil
the mseting, when, on motion Of A. Y. SMITH
il was
RssOlued, That committee OF sixteen per.
sons be appointed by the Chairman, on part Of
the citizens. TO confer with the committees, an be
hall OF the military, and other associations, and
report suitable arrangements iol said cecbla.
tons, to an adjourned meeting:
WHEREUPoE, A. Y. Smith, WIN. d. Chan.
man, Robert Bakely, 4. d Drake, j. M. Kirk,
9. 5. Akin, Hardy Stevens, Francis Leech, H.
D. Groodrich, A. A. Kincannon, Neill Bartee
Jno. Crusoe, P. B. Wade. Thomas Christian
Argyle Campbell, and Jno. Huddles,on, Esquirss,
were appointed said committee. And on motion,
the Chairman was added to tho same.
On monitor,
Resolrsd., That party politics be excluded
from tho exercises Of the day, and that no allu
sion thereto, either directly or indirectly be al
lowed.
On. motion, the meeting adjourned until Sat-
urday next, nj four O'Clock p. NJ. to receive
tho report Of the committee.
JOS. BLAIR,
T., Il, DRAEp Gao
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
FOURTH OLE JULY.

Preparations have been made to celebrate our
approaching National Anniversary, in a grasd
aud imposing manner in thistowR The citizens
Of this, and all the adjoining counties, we under.
stand, viii be invited to attend, as well as the Go.
vernon of The State. &c. BY an express rssOlu.
ton adopted at the meeting held last MOGday.
party politics are. very properly. we think, sxclu.
ded from the exercises of the Day. and no slIu-
sion Thereto, either directly or indirectly. is to be
allowed. See preliminary proceedings IN ,o-dsy's
paper. The Committee of Arrangements will
hold an adjourned meeting to-day.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

"ShoHld be asked If there be no ray by whieh
che GEEERAL CovEREMEET eaR aid the cause Of
EMANCIPATION. snsrsr, I has long bsea
AN OBJECT EEAR nv HEART, TO see the WHOLE
SURPLUS REVENUE appropriated TO that o.
eet, With the sanction Of the States holding the
slaves, there appears 10 me NO CoSsnrUTiOEAL
OB5EcrioE % ts being thSs applied, embracing moi
only the colonization Of those who may be other
wise freed. but tho purchase Of the freedom Of 9th
era. By jealous prosecution OF plan formed
upon that hasis We might look forward to day not
ssry dssssHt. wAsR North american sun soGid not
ioOk dova aPOn slave."
WILLIAM n. HARRISON,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

even we're NC a Wing. The man who olpseu
to get our support for The Presidency, muH e.,
only be free from The faint Of abolition, tlt IKE
C'eaar's wife, he must upon TIM, subject, B, abOv,
susPIeI0H.
Ia conclusion, we have few civil questions to
put 10 the Editor Of the w. Wing. Did he
not some months ago promise to write to Gen
HaHlsoO, 10 order to &c, bis opinions upOn the
subject Of aboltonl Has be ever written! 4
aye, was his letter ever answered, aud II aasWsr.
ed by whom by the General or "my CON-
uittee" land why was mol the letter mads pub
lac
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
THE BRITISH WHIcs

A letter brought out from England, N 4
Great Western, and published in he N.,E
says that the British have never taken 50 mu,I
terest in the result Of our political CONSIST !
they now do, since The days of the John M,
plot and the Hartford Convention treason. n.
manufacturers Of that country regard tho a
treasury bill as measure that would scu,e
the American manufacturers, The suppl, Of |,
American market, and Of course be adyenb
British interests. Any exsr,iOns iher.lcr., M
they can make-and any mossy that hs, ON
command TO promote the success Of The aWht1
party in this country, will moi be spared Nd
commend this striking fact to the notiss II III
American manufacturers. And YET, strange u
it may seem, our own manufacturers in he ,k
election. have been among the mos, busy ,st.
tioneerers, to elevate British masters owA,.
own heads--and TO crush the workshops d m
country. Besides the interest excited in he M
nufactuting districts Of Great Britain, on ai
subject, the large capitalists in every parIdh
kingdom, who have purchased the stocks d OUT
different states, aHd who are anxiOu 10 hU'
them assumed by our general governmsa IOks
the success Of the British wing party q Do
country, as the main security which lhsy hsts
the assumption Of their debts. We know iHn
all former struggles in this country, between BIZ
lsh and American interests, as in tho daysd b
embargo, under MIR. Jefferson, The rssFcu'
system and the war, under Mr.. Madison %
strongest lever Of the federal party, was msad
British gold; and when we sec The proiasor VII
which the same party now scatter money %
eIec ton contest, we need be at no loss 10 lis
inc AZ the source from which il cones u
prea, corruption fund Of the British wing pafl
held BY the iiCporiers in the city Of Ne" Lon
The State cenl-Sl committees oil over lhs u"
draw on this funl? TO supply any dehcl'hq
their own means--an.' these great supplies % .
different county, town, aad school dlslnel CO.. co..
mitlees, that fall under their PaTI'cu!ai Sa1s
What would ten or twenty miIllG!Hs Of conan T.
TO the British manufacturers and caPa,'n
they could defeat cur subtressury bill, az y.
an assumption Of the State debts BY ConE'.
They coald well afford every dollar o. y
moe TOO, and yet enrich themselves 81 ."
Pense.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
THE vICKsBURG wHIG-ABoLITloN.

THE viCKSBURG WHIG-ABOLITlON.
We are honorsd with an especial notice BY the
vickshurg Wing, Of the 18th instant. 10 an article
Of nearly two columns in leag,h, headed "lnfa
NOUS" The tone Of the article, the disingsnu.
ousness and hypocrisy which i, displays, stamp
itas iniamous"--no term could be "more up.
pscpris,ely apPlied" to such production. But
we design not TO reply to the coarse, undigui6sd
language which the Editor applies TO Us. We
treat all such alacks with The acorn and contempt
shieh they justly merit, A brief explanation re-
speeding the extract in our paper, upon which the
Editor comments, and which seems 10 have 80
deeply excited his ire, will convince an imparsl
public, that we have "parpO'sly" evinced no de-.
sign to produce "a false impression upon the
public mind in relation 10 the views Of Cen
Harrison upon subject Of vital in,sres. 10 Ii,
South"
As soon as il was announced here that Gen.
Harrison had received the commission Of the
Harrisburg Convention. we asserted in our paper
that no was not to DO trusted on the subject Of
slavery he had publicly declared tho. Con
sFsss might conslitutionaIy interfere with ths
subjsci. and 10 prove our assertion, We quoted. al
the head Of our columns. q brief passage from
his Chsviet speech. We had not The speech b,
Us at the time. aHd the passage quoted was al
that We recollsc,ed Of il. Some two or three
months afterwards, happening 10 get in converse
ton with leading Wing Of this city. upon the
subject Of the Presidency. 10 inserted tina. wa
did Harrison injustice in The quoIalon---thai il
was CARRIED one, that he (Harison) states i'm.
mediately after tho sentence which we quoted
that the sanction Of the States in which slavery
exists. would be necessary in order 10 render
the Appropriation Of the surplus revenue, consti.
tuiional. We procured the speech, and upon the
hrss occasion afterwards. added 90 much 10 our
p quotation as vas necessary TO do Harrison jus.
nee and put his views in connect light before
the public. 10 the copy Of the speech which we
had u We are not greatly mistaken, the para.
rs,.. y closed al the word slsve."-Any person
!. rs.s the speech will see a: once. that that is
,ha prOpet paes SOr il to close, fOr the speaker
immediately passes TO another and different sub.
;se,-frOn, The appropriation Of The surplus rev.
.pu.. 10 4,b.S plan Of colonization" We are
particular ia s.at,sS THE. as we wish to show that
!, was 90. our desig.,io I" cut up and gafSIs to
80, ,., .u,ooss.." But does tho latter part Of
n. p.r.r,.ph. a. quoted s." the VlcA'burg Wing,
sfset, Of modify, or altar in an 'h'ng the OPin-
ION expressed in the previous part Not IN the
asss,--eo far from IT, ihsi pan has nr eeHn'e.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

II is an uhdispatsd truth, hath. -
County and of the State. ver, cb,.,-.s
nomination of General Hsui.oa.
been their great leader and fsvO,;s. S9S
fought under him. and a, they ihOupsa !.
he is nOT their favOri,e. @C,, '@a'
choice 6 is the language Of The Wig a.,
South and Southwestern States, T.ges
OF the wing press ihrouehOv, III. r
world was given 10 understand H., .a =
d~e'1 all the principles of the mar, :
Why was he not nominated bv n. -. sS.'
conventional This question lhs,A,' =
been satisfactorily answered. II h.sH
.Oal Harrison was considered NOR. ,,,a.''
h' Is no answer, as it only compel, :
the question in another form, viz VI
considered more available / wher, MAJ. W
able! Certainly not in the South al. w
west--for let ii only be announced a ~
Harrison hos declined, and that M Gus 70
been nominated in his stead, "aAd .,1 =
out Of log cabins you never did ,,,n gu
would be "away down below b,,. . "a
taese new political Pe:-hOuses b, Ys. '.'~
stand, You would see, sometime ne.
coalsd on The door Of each, alO,,or :.
vinegar for sale here" Jss.ng ups,,. a.
ocrsts and the voting, no. tho talking vS,. !.
a right to demand an answer to The ou,,, 49, !,
Harrison was preferred to Clay BY ID. rr,, y
convention. Come out, gentlemen a..
there be no shutting. The dsmOcus
guessed at an answer, and you will moi I.,a..'
but tell them your Northern friend. D,,f,r,I !
General. And why' Come guess at m,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
THE PLEDGE.

Martha Fan Bsrsn. in HE Inaugural I'D.
drsss, gaze q PLEDGE that no bill iaisrfsr.
ing pith slavsry IN The District u Columbia or
the States, should svsr ,scsips his constitutions.
saneiion. This should be made TEST CUES.
TON BY The slass-koiding States. t1rTHE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST WILL NE.
YER VOTE FOR ANY MAN As PRESl.
DENT or THE U. STATES, WHO WILL
NOT GIVE THIS SOLEMN PLEDGE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

The wings begin TO think, that they have S'ar
ed too loud. and Dragged too soon. q e% ~
is. coming over the spirit Of their dreams =,
will not bsa. Us quite so easily as they sxPsc"
and in fact. they begin to fear that thsy vM-
beat US at alt. Fear 10 giving way to h0ps =. !.
the results Of The elections Of '32, and s0,% :.
recurring to then uneasy imaginaliOns. IDy.
collect how the cop Of Tsntalus vas s.l'.
from their furnishing Ups, in those svenlul w. y
They then boasled as loud as they 90 nO..
then, ss now, they were destined to dlsaPp.I
ren,. The fact is. the tone Of the wing ~. ~,
more subdaed---lheir. crest is falling a0o y"
and di6idence Of their oracles are eon'ag :"
the snxious congregation. As the peOp' \. \.
to yield to mistrust, the priests Of ne sui%
stimulated TO make more audacious afio -. ~.
predictions. Hence, the silly and p'ePOs'i.s4
estimate which the Richmond Wing has Z" ~.
Of the Presidential election. We TOO an !,
ers-we toe will furnish an estimase-sIrs ..r
shall begin with the following elements r,sn
slavehOlding State, EXCEPT Kentucky, lO' s ..,,.
Van Buren,, the man who has 70 'CO's' : 4,
keepers to zeal his lips--who is CASING -,
Choir TO windwasd. to secure an AboiAlou -. ~.
who has declared an uncOmPromIsisg Opp !. Z,
TO the Fanatics and a National ABahk--E
pledged himself to veto any bill vhlea ~ M,
presented to him upon these too ieaIin' ~ WA
Not 90 the Yelled Prophet--Wbo y ~ ~
come out, lest he lose the vote OF the nD :
lists, &c. sc. In addition TO these ou.g
clam the other three great States OF ! EN- \
MIA, New York, and Ohio. &c. sc. m.s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

u3- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
Med as 4 candidate for the Office Of State Treas
ner at the special election, 10 I'll the vacancy &C.
caoessoaed By the death or CoL JAaSs g. WIZ
LIAMe.
Downs as a candidate for Treasurer Of State 10 a
the vacancy occasiened by the death Of Col. j. II
Williams.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
THE TRUE ISSUE.

Shall cur, Be q GOVERNMENT OF THE
RANKS or . G0VERA:ME.h'T OF THE
PE0PLE7 SksR zoe haze a CONSTITUTION
Al TREASURY, or an UNCONSTlTUTl0N-
AL NATIONAL BANK Skan vs hare Cos.
sTfTurIoEAL CURRENCY oE GOLD and SILVER
or one Of IRREDEE.NABLE PAPER? Shall
ws Lve Under che dssPOfism Of MOEEYED AHIs
rocRAcE, or under the safeguards Of FREE
CONSTITUTIONAL Washington Chrnn.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Columbus, June Is, 1910.
+. o. DRAkE, Sec.

COLUMBUS, June is, 1910.
AT called meeting Of the committee of six
,een' appointed to make suitable arrangements
Tor celebrating the Gath Anniversary Of Amcri.
can independence, aud to confer with the several
committees appointed by ,,v Military, and other
AssocIations-Col Joseph Blair was called to
the Chair and John Crusoo appointed Secretary.
The following i, a lis, Of the several commit.
tees appointed;
Columbus DrGgOon'--Capt P. B. StarAs, ].
). Goodwin II. l.. Hampton, +. Dowsinc, Jr.
Columbus Riasmsn- Capt. Cha's. II. Albert,
Llsut. Johnson, Lieut.. Hale.
Columbus Band--J. P. Krecker.
Mechanics .AssOciatiOn--Neill Bartee, R. j.
Cund'ti' +. G. Buuldln, Charles Bagby.
Fire Company, No. l-Wm. Huddlestop
Foreman, James VIM, George NJ. Mullins,
Abraham Murdoch, Thomas Marsh.
Fire Company, No. 2-Isaac M. Knapp
Foreman, Henry A. Fox, James II. McCluer,
l.. ID. Darlington. John X. 0tey, B. G. Hen.
bricks.
On motion, Rssolrsd, That 9 committee, to
CONSIST OF one member from each Associ ,ton. b.
appointed TO wait on A. BOykin, ESQ. and reouss,
Nun 10 deliver an Grafton before the citizens Of
Columbus; and further to solicit Major Wm.
DowsIng, Sen. to read the Declaration of indie.
pendence' at the approaching Anniversary.
Committee appointed are, Neill Bartes, Argyle
Campbell. E. Dowsing, Jr. Harrison Johnson
John 7. WsedsH. James NJ. Winn, and Hsnr,
A. Fox.
on motion, Resolved, That committee o
seven be appointed, to correspond and invite Hi,
ESesllsney, Gov. MeNut,, to participate with u,
m the celebration Of the approaching anuiversa
~. P. B. Statks, Cyrus S. Akin, c. II. Albert
Francis Leech, VIM. D. Chapman, John Cru
soc, and Joseph Blair, Comnlttes.
On motion, Resolved, That il be requested o
each citizen, suspension Of business, on tho on
SUNG 4Ih of July, by closing the doors Of lhsl
business houses.
90 motion, Resolved, That we celebrate III
Day by Public Dinner, and Ball in the Eve
ming, and that Committee Of Arrangements, +
cons's. Of twelve, be appointed to carry the sam
into effect. Committee are C. s. Akin, Hsrri
son johnson, Harrison Hale. William HuddIe
sion, L. Bowsing Jr., Isaac NJ. Knapp, A. A
klncannon, james NJ VIM, John K. Obey
Robert Biaksly, Francis Leech, H. l.. Hampton
On motion, Resolved, That the Commute
appoint MajoI ]. P. Waddell Msrshal--and VIM
D. Chapman, aud L. B. Drake. As,istan, Mar
'hals--Who shall determine upon the order of III
Day, and give public notice Of the same, aud a
other duties, as are usual on such occasions.
Rtsolrsd, That the Columbus Band be re
specially solicited to turn GU, and play, dur,n
the procession.
JOSEPH BLAIR, Chairman.
JoHS CRusoE, Secretary.
Distance lends snchantment 10 the rev,
L.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

The notice of an examination b.ld AN
Rundle's school on the 18th inst. wa. r,,.u
too late TO appear in this number Of on, .,.
II will appear in our next.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

Coon. --Among :he clap-traP devices 80. :
procession, was banner, bearing this lnss'T N
1--WE want work" An individual o. '7', .fs.
who wanted workmen, went up TO some " .
distressed bsggars for sCerk, and oiie'eO = ~.
Ploy one, but they very positively ana Ps.' Il,
lilly declined the invitation. They do p'' n :
TO be taken in earnest. they said--It vas =
tended for efset.--S. Louis .4rgus.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
For Presidsni.
MARTIN VAN buren,.
Election in l84O.

goa ELEcfoRs o. President AND VICE FREGDEEr
ROGER BARTON, Of Marshall County.
THOS. KINDS. Of Je6sIon
ANDREW HAYS, Of LsGks
JOSEPH A. MARSHALL, Of ksmpsr +"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Soa G0vEhH0R- -ELEcrIoN IN i64i.
M. r. DECRAFFENREID,
Of W2ikinson County.

70 b submitisd 10 the decision Of State Con.
rsniion.