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take my defence, the cngrovcr whom
Aurora had rejected, asked permission OF
the court to plead my canse, which was
Immediately granted. In a few words
he related my history, cXaggcraling in
nothing except in the praises he bestowed
upon me. He acknowledged that the
circumstances under which my marriage
had taken place, would fully authorize
the Judges to declare it nulI.-lIe ap.
pcarcd to hesitate for moment.
The most profound silence reigncd
throughout the court; when, turning to
Aurora, he said, in a calm and impressive
manner
1T may be true, madame, that you
were not intended TO be the wife Of a
bellows-mender; but Nature o5iiges you
to be the muthcf of his child Listen,
in the Plcadings of your unborn infant,
and say if you desire freedom, which
will condemn it to the infancy Of IN iIIc-
climate birth"
mo! no!' cried the trembling Auro,
m, bursting into tears while the spccla.
tors deeply moved echoed her words,
rs with one voice; and "No! no :" re-
sounded throughout the assembly.
The voice Of maternal love decided the
cause. The Judges declared the marriage
valid, as the contract was signed with my
! true name; and they even admitted tina.
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"l'hat's what call fair shake" rs
a western squalter said when he shook
his ,oc-naiIs oil with the agGc
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Sase shines with the greatest beauty.
when tt t, set in humility. an. humble
man, IS Jewel worth a kingdnm.
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Economy Is the poor mans revenue.
extravaganza, the rich mans ruin.
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May Il OF the lovers of I, - as the
Miss Of e teen sand : a 10 der les OF
muUun, i | she 8 i piece Of 1t,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-23
New and Interesting.
Nov. 81, 1910.

NTURRAY'S TRAVELS in North America,
w during the years 1894, 1885, and 1856, in
Guiding summer residence with the Pawnee
tribe Of Indians in the remote praries Of The Mis-
souri,, and visit to the Azore Islands.
.uorton's Hope, or the Memoirs of Provincial.
Opinions Of Lord Broughom on Politics, Theology
Law, &C.
The Thugs or Phansgars Of India, comprising
history Of the rise and progress Of that fraternity
Of assasslns, and description OF the system which
1t pursues, and Of the means which have been
adopted by the supreme government OF India for
its suppression.
Father Butler aud 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 a Novel by Cooper
John Smiths Letters, with PIcters' TO match.
Blanche of Navarro, Play, by James.
rortesa, the Usurer, play, by Willis.
The above new works with fresh supply o
SCHOOL. BOOKS, have recently come to hand
aud are offered for sale 10" for cash onlg" On
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
Feb'y. % 1910 93tf
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py Il Il. NORTHAMPTON,
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By WILLIAM WALLACE.
Harm aGtha Heavens thy gH,guUg srn-S
Ten ITO lsaud thousand years have iod'
Since o'tI tbs frame ihc mystic wings
OlTJme uuwearsi rolled
And Sl,'l from that mysterious throne
Thy song, magnificent aud lone,
peais nightly as oto.d,
When Culldta's Shepherd bent his ear
To catch tie IA Islc of each sphere.
How ,ouiy gazeL 'ha, old man round
The dread EaEn6c,ucs above,
Wo0ei hy ihe anthems mellow sound,
Breathing OF >traph love:
Whose brooimg wings shed death.c>s biSS
Ger pen>ie orbs and starred abyss,
Like Heavens own hoy dove
For he, on those high rack', had caught
Beams nom the SPIRIT land of thought,
And heard thy music, mighty Tyre,
Struck by The giant hand OF Time,
Rolling AMID yon worlds OF fire,
/ Their choral march sublime.
| How lesped his hcait-how sweavd his soul
/ To hear those awful numbers roll
! In one eternal chime
| Aud dream hat, freed from Eerlh'S dark sod,
! Already he communed with God
Bard oi the Stars = thou led'st the dance
OF thrice ten thousand Thousand spheres,
! Wheeling N their delhouS trance,
Through the unnumbered years
! Unmoved alike mid HE or death
The storms career--the tempests breath,
Otlo.ly--crime aud tears
SGll-sdI behind those cloudy bars,
| GHltrrs the Poet Of the Stars
Thou art alone at twilight dim,
And IN the nights transparent noon,
SolcmnIy weaving thy wild hymn
And solitary tune
Like some sad hermit, whose high heart
Would from all earthly splendorS part
Lurrd by their glare 100 soon,
And mid the deserts silent gloom
Wait uucoHpaIningly It's DOOM
Alone OH sacred ONE, doSt thou
From that star clnctured hall behold
Sorrow. which seattle the human brow,
And grleis that burn untold,
Save to the nlght-winds trooplng by
Like mourners journeying from the sky
Cody and dark unrolled
Nanly we ask, or low, or loud,
Bright Minstrel OF the star and cloud
Sound on, oh mighty Harp thy strain
Comes floating sadly on the night
For we may ne 'er behold again
Thy pure and sacred light;
But, IN the cold, lnSenSate tomb,
Best ali unkuowug Of our doom;
While thou, Intensely bright,
Shall pour thy glorious music still,
Alike unscahed by good or III.
Sound ON But those sweet harps Of earth,
Whose strings lie, shattered, cold aud lone,
Shall yet, restored by godIike worth,
: Resume their godhke tone
t While thou must be, Oil ancient Tyre,
Destroyed in Natures iunera! pyre,
And broken Oh thy throne
Where they uuduumed Dycarih-horn jars,
4 MAY lead, ijne thee, the dance OF s.ars
3 Oh glorious hope! Oh, thought divine
Sou fired by the promise bliss,
, Knee al Thy Gods eternal shrine,
And breathe Thy thanks for this
r Harp h,t once more thy joyous song
Bear iis-oh, bear lis notes along,
Der earth and far abyss
2 Hal with smile Deaths gloomy flown
s SPIRIT he brings thy brightest crown
Louisville, 1910.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-23

TFNHE undersigned has about 100 bushels Of cot
L. ton seeds, direct from the Table lands OF Mex
leo, from the first growth raised in the United
States which he will be glad to dispose Of Tie
cotton raised from these seeds is OF 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 ~ believe that il
will mature 10 or Is days earlier than he common
cotton Also quantity of Gulph seed, from the first
or last wears growth. Those wishing TO purchase
he seed, will please apply at the office Of The Dem
ocrat or OF the undersigned.
DANIEL w. WRIGHT.
March 9l,-97-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-23
To the Debtors
or TIE COMMERCIAL S. RAN RO.iI
BANK OF NICkSBURG.


DI clause in the ass eumeut 1.-THE property and
ID effects OF lie above Bank on lhe 9Th Ft5rLs-
last, Which is recorded, the debtors are secured
he night TO pay IA tie paper OF the hank unr. Tie
18Th Of February next, upon any deblS due 1t, and
10 pay II afterwards upon all debts which shah by
that day be secured to the satisfaction of the gnyrS
Those debts which by tha, time shai. Uo: D. >c-
cured will be subject q such rule aS may be adopted
IN carrying The trust lajo effect. The clause reier-
red 60 is as follows:
The trustees shall proceed To collect and holds
the proceeds OF such sales, aud aiso to collect and
realise in money the most that may b. practicable
from tie bonds, bills of excl snse. bills receivable,
mites, accounts claims. judgments, dom autS chose
~ action and profits OF said Ran Road, from aud a e
er tie time OF itS competitor to jackson, hereby
transferred and ass sued To thtm. Provided, how
ever that sand trustees shall IN refuse 10 re-
ceive from debtors to said President, Directors and
Company Of the Commercial and Raj Road Banb
Of Nekshurg the bank notes. checks, post notes GER
tiff Gates Of deposle, and bills receivable due iron
said Bank any OF ITS branches n payment ol dehl
due 10 the said President, Directors and Company
OF the Commercial 4 Rail Road Bank Of NckSburl
provided such debtor or debtors shall Give suhclen
lSecuritJ for the amount ohlS, her their liabilities
within Twelve months after the registration OF TIN
deed oil trust.
W. w. FRAZER)
THOS. 5. ROBINS Assignee
YIN. 5. B0DLEY. J
Nov 81 $40 20-I3w
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The State of Mississippi
OhIihhnlla Comfy

ODiEDDt2N SOEhty
y 81 TO the sheriff of sad county greeting :
CIV Whereas II appears 10 my satlacton that
VA a certain negro slave of dark complex.
I ION five feet SIX or eight inches high ap-
T/f/ pretended in said county this day bv
g. ohm Benor and H. ". liauge Of said
county, ana says his name is Cato aud thlt he
belongs to Thomas CrenShaw Of Cboctaw coun-
~ in this Sae-is a runaway, these are therefore
to command and require you that you take ibe
said negro Cato, in your Custody in the Jail Of
your county and that you safely keep in your
SAID Ia until he shalt thence bedelivered by due
course of law. Given under my and seal this
The OH day Of November A. D. 1910.
NATHANIEL WEED.
l.. $.
Justice Of The Peace in and for sad county
Ohtbb:ha.
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Runaway in Jail.
Cotton Seed for Sale.

Dec. 10, 1910.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-23

.egc tg,ueuit AL. .st,I u the rude and -u-u.
ar grave AH-r ial- solemn duty bsd been prr-
formed, tir lutc baud 81 heroes returned to the
battery, and hudug a supply ,l auun,1'as, they
drilled lhe vents col their guns and renewed MAJ
defence which makes so glorious p7ge IN The
history Of ih-ltst war.-..N',u Loadon .idroc5is'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-23
July1lth, 1s4o.


Oldridgc's Balm of Columbia.
yEyHIS article stops the hair from coming outs
I producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevent
the HAIR from turning grey, and restorest on places
that have become bald. As ,chiskers are again
coming in fashion, those who wish for rapid growth
and Of beautiful black color will do well to call be-
fore il is all soda fresh stock just received aud
for sale by T. a ohIA n
August 81, ls39-s-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-23
Law Notice.

AM. ZONES, having resumed me Pac
noa orlaw, will attend the Circuit Court o
nnd the adjacent counties; the Chancery
laaoo, a" ma Federal Courts at Jackson. Office at
Supreme nee Yazoo county, ten miles SO h OF Ben
sres' ,6a Clinton road. Address BE- ton, 1azoo
CIV. Miss, ooa ,e C
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-23

ani pate that the non age Of The Feder,l DIV.
"'-lies Of the two Adamses may be atsmp,ed
l" he brought back upon US.
t'"m such a mbnaiion of fictitious elemepts
who can expect any good fruit Grapes do M,
gro" upon 'h"rn~. nor fgS uFon ihstles. The
"''er anrearS to be poisoned al the fountain-
''"'' "h" ca" nationally expect 1t to run pure
"a It's ch,unell
hoil events, under every aspect Of the case,
becomes u u stand 10 our arms. Should
"en' ii"n,"l' against all rational probability,
administer the Goyernmsnl upon better pr,nciples
,bau va have any reasons to expect, our ofvan,za.
u'n Will do no misohleL.Bu should ,treal,za
all TIE tea,s which At Is impossible not to enter.
i''o, then do We stand ready to meet tue invaders
at he very beach. We must then fly our aap,--
anl maintain eur principles. Men NAV err and
deceive Us bat principles are s;elnal.-- Rich.
Emp
NJ ara Rotr The Democratic parfg,s says the
ltdrul presses, "because om candidate (oyl the
Presidency has received majority Of votes.h lf
this argument were true thrn were the federal
patty, lfom 1893 10 l19S. 1.-THE democracyn for
during that penod they had the numerical major
n.y. Ii this new iederallog il sound, their pres
'eS should have claimed IN the fall Of 1898, "U-e
are noic the Looney party" as ii is well known
that the majority obiaiued by them that wear was
through the ballots cast by his illegal ppe.lav.
M voters As we'll night they ATTEMPT 10
make the public believe that man must necessa-
ry he horse. because he happened to be born IN
stable, as to supposing that men capable Of lea.
sonng viii consider THEM The Democracu,"
when their principles their Professions, and their
daily Fractures prove the utter lack Of the least
claim to the Honorable title they would thus 6ieL
from their oPPonenls.--.N. I. Standard.
The Old Bay Siait.-Ihe Boston Post fur
nshcs some statistics Of the late census of Mas.
sachusetts. The present population Is 749,306
increase ~ ten years l20,29A The number
OF bushels of potatoes raised in the sialas.ln 1910
| 5,3S5702. The number of cotton manufacturers
was 26S number of spindIes 665. 100 value of
manufactured articles $l6,57S, C03; number of
persons employed 20920 capital invested SlS,-
O19,OS9. Number of disillleties 81 number Of
gallons produced $4l0s,ot2. Number ofbrew-
encs Il number of gallons Produced 429s00; OF
which Boston contains 9; number Of gallons pro-
duced 10000 capital invested in brewerles and
dlstllenes 1868, 1905 of which is invested IN
Boston $4,000. Total capital invested IN man.
uactures IN the state is So, 400 ESQ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-23
Notice.

TENO all persons having charge Of paupers for tht
4 county of Lowndes or for the corporation, tina
the poor house is ready for the reception Of the
poor, and all those that have any paupers 10 charge
will bring them in, as no further expense viii be
paid for keeping them IRON Tie 9th day Of July
Is40. The unders lgucd are Committee appoint
ed by the Board Of Police for Lowndes county &c
receive the same.
ELI ABBOTT,
r. NJ. TALLlAFERRO.
P. b. WADE,
Julyllth, ls40.-l-tt commissioners
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-23

runs all a t.e y Wcaragr 81 te city, ana gN-
tends n "a AS thc t,c t4u ftatH.
With regard 10 By1e.ba there can b. rn doubt
II maca -h,sher .lau tise STA 81 ale 'Jmpi". aNa
may Dc considered as eNicatug Without lhr cry,
Same distance towards taa north, as far as aat b,
called tie Ndpual Valley and the tomb, Of The
kinsS
Round about Jerusalem are mountains, winch
rise s'l higher stan taase or which she csiy is aalg
ami which Huai tHr NleE % small distance, tNccPl
on the :. T.. There Is lisa on the North e KIND al
vista, tbroaIa which may be seen Raua aud Zoe
mountain, ot Ephraim. On the east Isihe mount
uI Olive, lr'm which tou lHas down npon the whole
cts. A. Sac aot %. 2 ever JItinsl the ner'h part
of Mount Nurah. IS the garitn of Geasemanc
which cannot be very Car Iom tie place p'juic.
oUr as such al The present day
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eanerne, aesen 8erluif ocer Sebapen ourh
5ener anf 8ebause jsbsr, art, ais 5oauisr
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al Der Druferei bss "sSrfs uno Sbupleiu
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SolssArc 8atter itnb iu, Der .Oriferet oiss
fer 3sitans uln bilIiseIt prtis 3u baten:
2Blmfsn's osiufebrr Sinberfrsune. Won S.@.
weaslbosft pbilaodpbia, 1899.
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Der amerfaniltbe @aeentanrr.. 5',1i r.
Die eeiebihts Der a,ereiniatem Staateu tcu
Nore Nnerifa, felt Der Gmtbeduns Der
aeuca Deit bis auf sss Sabr 1887, aus
'9 ocm gn9lilcben hterfest Bon SS ilbe IN
+. y ff b &c, Neuporf, 1888. =
OiefrlbG BON Sabre I4o7 bis 1887 iters
fest unc beransseaebM BON Btlb. 8;
!. & / eerleit Ybilarelpbia, 1888,
Ntcn, Sbaten uno 9felu,llaeu ces lllrieb
j. 5nInall' rrtten llrbstere Der rcuntbsn
- eeausslitbsreferinirtea &irebe,p Srbeun
An9aft Scrfb, gbemterstrra, pd. 1887
Scr S9immel auf grben ecer mea ,ur Clint
lelisteit. 9arsetfclt bon ebritian Gott
bi!f Sa3man, ,bsarbeitet;rcn gcnrap Srics
orieb Stoamepcr, pbiabelrbia 1889.
Der lanac Uereorasne Sebak uns l6aue;
8rrunr, Elm nitliebes Natbz ,uuo 6ilfs
8ufb fur JepermaaM StippatspilIe
' 1887. 7.s--'..@ ~. - =. -sS
Insahtsitunscn une @stcte fir aattoens
tsuee unc autsc1tirnte gbrijten. Ben So.
. haHH &aIrar $apater, ,$anealter, Spa. 8s4
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Yhtber. @.'t.3-aI go 70 ...7'
adsrccm @breib'parltr, Seetrn m@ttreit
9iate,fc mic audi Slants fir Olcrtsasss,
;Sneaement nne gcmmcrs8cnps. -.
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nns eeenfaas itete perrattis. mo am BIZ:
tissH. sprsie 81 batsn. .s. 49,;
8cacins ben 16ten Sslai. r -.-s. ..
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fir be fernere 5sraussats res

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9as sesbrte p.utlets pntlifum ecnNtcnt.
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nathriebtiset BON oem ,Bprihlaa, fir Die fer.
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icit eniaeu Sabren bon 6rn. Urnolo pus
,peue, jsBt 5eraitsseber hes r$iberalen BE:
cta6ters," III 0eabnal berausssssten .pur.
DC, pab i6 jfst rie 6eraussabs otser 3e,s
tuns aan; alcin auf mid sencn,mcn babe, IL.
aefcnnen bin, bisfelte ftrnsrbin anf bic nab
rcn rrrutlitanifhea @rnnbfiss rpsfbine<
toms brransjuqsben - shnitia fit bic gr.
wablnns bon &ensral IDiuiam <. Sarri.
fon oer 6clp BON Tippeeanee fir prel.
cent nne John Iyler, bon Iirsiuisn, fir
Dicep:rfscnt bsr Ser. gtaaten.
SAX Ssoinaunstn.
Scr "SrateitesQ QBaebter' wirp jeeenOtitt
poh auf einen Snperiatraeu Iet6n utb jalls
Fer fur "einen sbaler" tss Sabrs in BALI:
jdtri9er Dorauste5abluna asprnft erftbcis
nei. Nlle 3eitun1en Die rtrtb Die Dpif tes
fbresrt ,perpen seben auf Soften oar later.
febrsiber. % 7.t
9iejsnisen 5errsn ,peft6srsim spaf pcn 8
ncucn llnterfebrebern fammeln, uno fir Die
Be3ablnns ttehsn erbaItsn cine frci. =. &.
y" .Brisfe mo Wllttbtiluasen an pen Scr.
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fte nltht anssncmmtn. -sa
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9tiprafsbias, Mcntscmcrp ganntn spa.
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DsfsmItteStaebri6tw bierntt sesebsn
ba6 bic nuterssebneten, gommilfonsrs bon
Bsrfe ganatp, bereit isia weroen, gomtraft.
af3ul6liefca nit lolr6sn per1onsa, Die bic
perfdisbtasn Brhfen beim Ja5r an paIIlre,
phaidrn, an ihrer mtsiiuts, taalih pom er.
iteh Dlcntas in, ndblten Sanuar anp ,pab,
rsno. cen 3wei Court .wotea. Nac, bic ee
pernablafftaeR cpcr 0eb 'psiasrx ksisa,pphnsn
fir Ioleben 3rpef, iprtpsn bon sinisem gpn.
trait atssG6icTen. -.
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@eorse wsiIer igcmnilfio'e.
sSotn Gong -.
8aeuat: Scbn y. gunnias, Sbreiber.
9eesinb, 90, 1910. 90
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