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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Notice.

pf virtue OF deed of Trust executed by John
- onIey, on the 18Th April, 1910, and duly re-
corded IN the office Of the Clerk OF the Probate court
OF Chickasaw county, Mississippi, for the purposes
therein mentioned will offer for sale for cash. at
public auction, in front of the Court house door, in
The town OF Houston, in said county, on The 9th day
o. November next, being the LIST day OF the Fail
Term oithe Circuit Court Of said county, the fol.
loving described lots, to wit Lois number one, two.
and eight, IN square number fifteen, the whole OF
square number sixteen, lot number three IN square
number four, the whole of lot number two, in
square number four, except twenty feet front and
thirty three feet back, according 10 the plan Of sur
yey of said town.
Title believed 10 be good. Such title only viii be
conveyed as is vested IN me BY said deed OF trust.
II. r. CARTER, Trustee.
May 5th, elO-45-26w. [Pr. fee $50 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
MOtfat's Vegetable Life Pills an
Phoenix Bitters.

A FRESH supply Of this medicine lust lece,s
IN and tor sale by 4, A. SMITH
Corner Of Maine and Market sts CoIumbg
The high and enved celebrity which This pree-.
Inent medicine has acquired for its invarabt .fg.
cy IN all the diseases which it processes 10 cure a
rendered the usual practice Of putting not ong o.
necessary, but unworthy of them. They arc Gnor
by their fruits; their good works testify lor Qta
aud they thrive not by the faith of the creduaS
. 10 all cases of CosIiveness, DYSPEPSIA Bl5a
aud Liver Affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled p,a
Rheumatism, Fevers and Agues, Obstwae Had.
aches, Impure state of the Fluids, Unhealthy ap.
pearance ofthe skin, Nervous Debility, Ae Sickness
Organs, and in all general Derangemeuts Of had
these medicines have invariably proved trll
and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous utaa
to the most exhausted constitutions. A singeti
will place the Lie Pills and PhGnix Btten hyoi
the reach Of competition, in the estimation o. ce7
patient.
n. Is. Non. are genuine unless they have a
fac simlle Of John MofatS signature. Isl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
The Family Physician

nk, EVERY Mans CoMPtNioN, being compila-
~ ton from the most approved mcdica authors,
adapted To The southern and western climates; TO
which is added an account Of Herbs, Roots ana
Plants, used for medical purposes, with directions
how they are to be prepared, that every man can
be hs own physician, together with a glossary Of
medical terms by A. &. GoonLErr, A. NJ. for ma
ny years surgeon in the Y. 5. Army With an
appendix, containing new and successful mode OF
treating Asiatie Cholera, BY tie compiler. For sale
b. PFlSrER x GOODWIN.
May H. 1889. 4ill.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Medical Spring Bathing House.

TENlliS establishment is now open for the season
IL the baths having been newly painted, and cv
cry department put IN good Order the public can
be well accommodated. 10 the Ladies department
new baths have been furnished, and if there is suff.
Gent encouragement they will be kept exclusively
for their use, The subscribers family will reside Oh
he lot so that ladies' can enter from his residence
through the garden, or as formerly.
TERMS OF BATHING.
For single warm Bath 80 cents
For amt Of SIS II tickets
For the season, from lst April to LIST Octo-
Der, months, $40 90
Payable IN advance, ane in par iuLdS.
The house may be left open on Sundays from sun
rise 10 s O'Clock, A. M.-bnt the servants will re-
ceive the pay-consequen,Iy each person subscr-
bng will be required 10 pay an extra of % cents TO
them. ID. n. BALDWIN.
April LIST, lS40, SIS t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Executors Notice,

A III persons having claims against the estate OF
N Wade II. Gordon, deed are hereby notified Ia
present the same duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed By law, the same will be forever bar
red Persons indebted 10 the estate of the said de-
ceascd are requested to make immediate payment.
JAMES II. TURNER
Executor
Jan. 18Th, lsI0.--as-tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27

"E have received supply Of paper Of the aS
w quality for Blanks, and also lew type, @
are now prepared TO do work in as NEAT a mats
as can be done in any city in the South New "
leans not excepted. We also have on HAND a's
assortment of enamelIed, bronze, aud plain 'ia
of all sizes. Ladies visiting cards executed lna
neateSt manner at the Office Of the Democrat
April 18th, lS40.-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
DRS. TATE & WINTER.

IA AViNG associated together, respectfully 8t
- their services to the pubic in The va0a
branches OF their profession. Ill SwgtaYet
ions performed. The pressure of the Imts ben!
great, their bills will be moderate Office on the e.
ner of Market and Washington streets, oppHe@
Washington Hall
Columbus, May 23d lS4O-46-tG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Trust Sale.

DY virtue of deed OF trust executed BY FieI-
- ding Oakley 10 me, dated the sixteenth day Of
May 1910, and duy recorded in the Probate Clerks
office of Okiibbeha County, and for the purposes
therein mentioned, the subscriber viii proceed 4,
the dwelling house Of him the said Fielding Oakley,
on Tuesday the 10Th day ofDecember next, to sell
to the highest bidder al public auction, for cash.
the following lands and personal property, 10 wit :
the south west quarter Of section twenly-one town
ship nineteen, north ofrange fourteen east; also the
Forth cas-, quarter of section twenty -one, township
nineteen range fourteen east; also, one negro mao
named Henry. together with tie following goods and
chates and Stock to witt his entire stock OF horses
supposed 10 consist OF twenty head; and cattle sup
posed TO consist Of forty head; one Wagon his en-
lire stock Of hogs, supposed IN consist otiy head
one set OF Smith Too, five feather beads and fur
ntnre, bis household and kitchen furniture. Acting
as trustee, wi convey to tue purchaser or purcha-
serS such title as is vested in me.
CHARLES P. MONTGOMERY, Trustee.
June 18th, 1903 -96w-Prf -S49 CO.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Valuable Plantation for sale.

1879. | viii sell on reasonable terms my
as@& plantation in Noxubee county, situated
GfYEs% between the Tumhigbre and Nuxubee
.ssAsA~ rivers, ten miles from the Dabce and
one from the Naxubee, and lying directly on the
road leading from Macon to jamestown and Gaines
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres, about
22o acres Of which IS prairie, and the whole Of II is
the best quality Of cotton land being of rich san.
dy soil. There are about 200 acres IN fine state
Of cultivation. The Plantation is well waered by
a creek running through it, and also has on it three
springs of limestone wafer which run throughout
the year; besides well in the yard of as fine Tree
stone water as can be found IN the State There
are on the premises two fine Young orchards Of
choice fruit The buildings are comfortable dwell
lug house. negro abins, corn cribs, cotton gin
with screw Sc. SC. THIS place WAS formerly
owned by Mr.. Il. Rdgeway, and is known by The
name Of The Ridgeway tract. Any one wishing to
purchase cotton Plantation would do well to exam
inc the premises For further particulars app, to
he subscriber living in Macon or in his absence to
Mr., Rdgeway proprietor Of the Washington Hail
Macon, or TO Mr.. {. Hairless four miles from Macon
H. n. SP00NER.
Macon, june 20 1S30-5i-tc
Ig5- The Tuscaloosa Flag, and the Huntsville
Democrat are requested 10 publish The above to the
amount Of five dollars each IN send their bills TO
me as above. Ii, n. SPO0NER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27

IN act 10 prescribe the Funds receivable for
State Iares, and other purposes
< COTTON /. Be it enacted by the Legislature Of
~ the State of Mississippi, That the notes Of all
The banks OF this State which pay specie on dema nd
for all their matured circulation, Shall be receivable
for all taxes and dues TO the State Provided, how
ever, Tia, no post note, now issued, of any bank
or banks having more than nine months TO run, at
the time it shall be offered for lakes or other dues to
the State, shall be received,
Sec. 3 Aud be il further enacted, That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage and shall
continue in l1rce until the first Monday in January,
eighteen hundred and l0riy-one and no longer
}. SPElGHT,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
GEORGE u. AUGUSTUS,
President Of the Senate
Approved, February 8, 1910.
A. G, McNuTT.
93-Im
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27

TIE rights ol Editors ami publishers ~ papers
aavt been Too long neglected. Justice Wui never
D. daue ungss ihey themselves assert their gifts y
cn.afce he nost ugd rules, which 10 lie end Wh
b. found alike sa,uiary 20 the pubic aud beneficial
% those engaged % The press Pub.s.Ier- d papers
have been 20 long imposed upon by the community
G., large, that thty are considered 90 some extent
degraded class of beings, whea 90 fact there is no
situation ia h.e so honorable, deserving Of so Leti
consideration productive of 80 much good or a class
which exefls - powerful an influence. IL Is known
70 be proyerbta Tor the debtors TO newspaper pub
lishcrs 10 consider their demands as the lac, 70 be
paI-dcbls 10 which there Is attached no moral OBJ
IeciiDn. and which they refuse 90 pay with JUS
uce AMI honor: hence u ], incmhuent upon ;he con-
duetors ul the pres 10 assef their own nights, and
resolve scveseily9nd lointy TO bung all patrons Oh
newspapers under the same Obligations that attach
10 oher contracts or always remain IN poverty and
want with thousands due them from the most SOL
v,lt men IN The country
We call upon all editors and publishers Of papers
who approve Of tie following rules Ia endorse
them by their Signaturcs-plaoe them at the bead
81 their papers, and strictly adhere 10 them,
I. No subscription received without payment IN
adsanse.
3 No subscription received for less llan six
months.
81. Advance paymcn: viii be required from all
transient advertisers.
dlh. To announce no man for any office, either
ate or County, without the adraaee payment Of
Ten dollars.
5th, Political circulars charged as advertisements
aud payment required IN adrance.
oh. All advertisements of personal alteration
wIl be charged double, and payment required in i'd
vance.
7th. Election tickets viii mol be printed without
oFdtt, nor delivered 10 any person without payment
10 advance.
9th. All subscribers, without respect TO persons,
who are deinqucnls, on the first of October will be
stricken from our list and tleir accounts put III suit.
Tie above rules, we tie undersigned, pledge our
selves to abide by.
JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor of ihe Yazu0 Wing,
5. II. Is. BLACK,
Editor of the Nachcz Courier.
BESANCoN & HALLIDAY,
Publishers of the Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES HAGAN,
Editor aud Proprietor OF the Vcksburg Sentinel.
w. NJ. SMYTH,
Editor of the Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS,
Proprietor Of the Southern Argus.
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor of the Rodney Telegraph
J. NJ DUFFlELD,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Wing.
WIN. Is. TEB0,
Editor Of the fayete Advertiser
A. d. u ), l.. C0RWINE,
Editors and proprelors Of the Hazoo Banner.
ARCH. S. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent
c. A. 70 LS0M,
Editor OF the Southern Senlinc.
NORTHAMPTON s. CHAPMAN
Editors and Projectors Of the Columbus Democrat
June 1850.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
4 Dun

a UVIU
VENIlE accounts of the undersigned are "done'
H. drawn off. and when they are "dope" paid,
we shall have done duunng.
"Ifu Wers done ,eAen It's done then 't,eere ,ceH
IL ,cere done qUiekiy.'
PFiSTER s. GOODWIN.
~ B. IL something is not done soon, we shal
soon be "jone over"
January Is, lS40. EST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27

And in proportion for greater npmtef :, !.
Payments may be transmitted BY maj. d CIV " ~
postage paid The notes Of any incorporate. ~,
in the United States, current in the section O ~
Try where subscriber resides, will be received p
when subscribers can procure the notes o. a.,s
the Northern and Middle States, they ""
send them .,ba
c5-yNo attention tciH be paid 10 any ofo y. M
the money accompanies il. The lone Prfes ~ 0srs
zee publish this paper preeludss credit % ". ~ s
for IL. Therefore il is not worth while y. X N
son to send an order to US, not accompanieu
money. ,loes
10 insure all the numbers, subscriptions
be here By the l5lh May next, at iarlhts@
Washington City, l6lh April, 1910
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Cotton Seed for Sale.

TNNllE undersigned has about 100 bushels Of cot
Il ton seeds, direc, from the Table lands Of Mex
CO. from the FIRST growth raised in the United
States, which he will be glad 10 dispose 81. The
cotton raised from these seeds is Of a very superior
quality. A sample OF The cotton may be seen at
any time in the Democrat Office From the expe-
riment have made, am Induced 10 believe that il
will mature Dor 70 days earlier than the common
cotton. Also qaantliy Of Guph seed, from the first
or Iasl years growth Those wishing 10 purchase
he seed, Will please apply at The office Of The Dem
ocral or Of the undersigned.
DANIEL w. WRIGHT.
March q ,--S7-m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
lNr. Z. Z. RnncllelIe.

MILL IN future devote his whole attention
w 10 the practice o. tile several branches of his
profession Of the late residence OF his father, he
tween Col Nimrod DAVIS and Lindsey's Ferry. He
VIII practice upon unreasonable terms as my other
regularly bred physician in the county.
December 9TH, l3s9.--2g-tt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
TreasIIrCr.s Office.

City Of Jackson, February slh, 1910.
CIR Herewith you will receive copy Of an
- actoi the Legislature, passed this dsy, prescri-
bng the kind Of funds receivable in payment = for
oil iaxes ana dues TO the State"
From the assessment rolls returned to the AUDI
tors office tappears that much property in your
county, subject to taxation, has not been assessed.
The law IN such cases requires the tax collector 10
assess taxes on all property omitted by the assessor
and 10 collect and pay the same into the State Tren
sury
Below you will find statement OF portion OF
the property not assessed IN your county, You will
be particular to assess and collect the lawful tax on
said property.
am instructed to notify you, shat suit will be IN
stitued on your bond, unless the tayes due on the
FIRST day Of March, $40, are paid on or before that
time, into the State Treasury. Interest at the rate
OF thirty per cent. per annum will, in all cases, be
exaStcd, as required by law, on all arrearages.
am, Sir, yours, respectfully
JAMES G. WILLIAMS,
State Treasurer.
Feb. Ii, 1870
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Runaway in .Inil.

COMMITTED to the Ja,l of 0kttbcha IN the
~ lown OF Shrkcviile, on the 2lst instant lie.
gro woman, supposed TO be about twenty one wears
old about five feet high, heavy built; had on when
taken up blue cotton dress She had also dress OF
common negro cloth. Said woman says her came is
Caroline and that she belongs to john Carr ofSouth
Alabama. She further states that she runaway from
man by the name Of James White, (on Thursday
The lash inSi.) who was carrying her below Tor sale.
The owner o. the above described negro woman
requested TO cunie forward pay charges, and take
her out of jail; otherwise she will be dealt with &C.
eoi1mg 10 law.
JAMES w. EASTLAND, Jailor.
Sarkevilie Miss.
April aSd, ls40.-a5-tG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Drugs and Medicines.

~ RENE HILL, at the Columbus Drug store,
N las received by The last arrivals an extensive
supply Of fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising
almost every article IN the line. Physicians, coun.
try merchants. und Planters can now be supplied
with fresh aud pure articles. May IS, 1885
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Law Notice.

A1tF 4FUtIINf
hANL. JONES, having resumed the prac
~ iicc Of law, will attend the Circuit Court Of
Yazuo, and the adjacent counties; tie Chancery
Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office NJ
his re-idence Yazoo county. ten miles South of Ben
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CIV. Miss,
May Both, 1888, -i6-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Millinery and Dress Making

MFRS BINGHAM, from Huntsville, Ala. re-
Iva specially informs The ladies' OF Columbus aud
It's vicinity, that she has recently commenced the
above business al her residence on the corner OF St
Gcnevievc and Flyette streets She vii, make, on
the shortest notice, straw, silk, aud fancy bonnes, of
the latest fashions; dresses made in the neaieot
manner aud after the most approved style.
June s, 1880 Isf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
twenty-five Dollars Reward
PROSPECTUS FOR THE EXTRA GLUE

The publication Of the extra GLOBE VIII -
mence carly in May, and be continued * m' ~,
The first number will conain the proceeding
Democratic Convention 10 be held IN saRlnopp gt
first week in May To nominate candidates ~ -
dent and Vice President Of the United oHE"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Wanted.

A NEGRO woman, who is good cook, also a
IN Negro fellow, for which a good price will be
paid in Real Estate or Aberdeen money. Inquire
at ;Ae Democrat office. ll7ttl June l. 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Law Notice.
DisngrCcablc.

NECESSITY viii compel US 30 give our ac,
In counts to some person capable Of collecting
them alter the Goth OF this month
"a word 10 the wise" Sc.
PFISTER 4 GOODWIN.
April llth, 1910, i0-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Indians Panncen.

Jus received a new supply of this invaluable
- medicine For sale by f. A SMITH.
yugust 81, is39-6-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Wnl. Il. Cameron.
Kicker, HadIey. Davis. & 20.
&. G.. OImsfed.

(LsTE OF FEANEIN, TESNEssEED
WILL practice Law IN Lownds and the
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite the
Post Office.
Columbus, Miss. Yet. 9th, 1855. l4-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27
Pnster N G.nndMin

HAVE received some Drawing Paper s Parch-
Il menl: April 30, 1889
Bristol Board ana music Paper expected soon.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
IA to the subscrlber,are earnestly requested TO
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the disageea-
be necessity olenlNrrIng payment.
Feb 3, 1888 sou p. SMITH
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-02-27

federacy should make common cause with her
sister Stale of New Jersey should deem the
injury to her as an injury to all and should
use their best efforts to restore the said State
to her constitutional position in the Union.
''3. Resoired, That each State, as the law
now is, has the sole, absolute and unqualified
right to prescribe the mode and manner of its
elections of members to the Congress of the
U. States, as well as the form and character
of the commission or return which its respec-
tive representatives should bear with them to
that body.
" Resoircd, That the Governor of the Com
monwealth transmit copy of the foregoing
report and resolutions to the Senator and Re
preventative in Congress from this State,
with a request that the same be laid before
the two Houses of Congress; and that he be
requested to communicate like copy to the
Executive of each State in this Union, with
a request to submit the same to their respective
I,eoiSlatures''
The bill making further provision for COM
pleting the eastern section of the road on the
route surveyed from Huntersville to Parkers-
burg, with an amendment from the Senate,
was taken up on motion of MIR. May at the
request of MIR. Tallman.
| Mr.. Anderson signified his acQuiescence in
the amendment, which he did to make the bill
more acceptable to the Senate. The amend
ment went to tax his constituents OF the prin-
cipie of the act of the 10th March, 1889, viz:
three fiftis by the State, and two fiths by the
counties interested. He made an appeal to
the magnanimity and justice of the House,
and hoped that the bill would be allowed to
pass with the Senate's amendment.
| The Senate's amendment was then agreed
to, and the bill became law.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-02-27
Senate nj DirDiuin.

The following Senators are in the class
whose term expires with this session of the
General Assembly, viz s:
.4rchibaM atkinson, of /. of w. District.
Rhchard H. Bapiist, of Mecklenburp.
Thomas NJ Bondurant, of Buckingham.
Robert j. Poulson, Of Accomac.
I'm. Smith, of CuIpepper.
NeroRae IL. Opie, of Jefferson.
Samuel 1lcCdmunt, of Grayson.
NM Iho"ias, of Montgomery.
Mr.. Poulson, it is supposed, will not be
candidate for reelection. Col. Bondurant is
the only Wing on the list, and his reelection
Is regarded as certain. VIM. Daniel. Esq. of
Lynchburg has been brought out to oppose
hun, but It's not known whether he has Weld
ed to the call. Mr.. McCamant, we think we
have understood, retires. Messrs. Atkinson.
Baptist, Smith and Thomas, we suppose will
be candidates again, having heard nothing to
the contrary.
We hope the Wings of the Accomac dis
trlct will assert their superiority, and supply
MIR. Poulson's place with genuine Wing.
Whig.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-02-27

cy, for the honor of reviving the cry of ..TAR-
IFF! TARIFf"' Mr.. Calhoun's menace of
his Intention to have the whole system review
ed, II the Salt tax was repealed, was quite
transcribed by Benton's boast, that he had a.
Weakened the country to the subject at the last
session, and his declaration that he intended
to bring up the Tariff question this session.
whatever course others might pursue. He
concluded by declaring that if he had been a
high Tariff man, and wished to save the sys-
TEN, he would have brought forward the Com
Mr.. Calhoun replied with more midness
than marks his customary manner, that all his
friends in the House of Representatives voted
tor the bill, brought forward under the auspi-
ces OF the anti-Iariff President referred to-
(meaning MIR. Verplank's billy But he said
1t could not pass, and State interposition a.
lone destroyed the system.
The hour being late, there was general
wish manifested for an adjournment, and on
motion of Mr.. Walker, the Senate adjourned
till Monday.