Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
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with fancy job type aud oil materials for executing
with despatch aud neatness such work. The news
type have been ~ use for two or three years and
will last five years yet with care and attention.
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known and acknowledged by both parties in Ihis
State, and in point o location aud other advsna-
gcs il 10 not surpassed by any press in the South.
The last increasing population ol North Mississippi
the quantity Of business done in the town ol Coum'
buh and The daily increase Of patronage 10 the office
a1ofd sure guarantee that the paper is permanent
y established, and fconducled with ecnnomy will
always prove a lucrative investment Tor the amount
Of capital employed. The Democrat has been eS-
tablished for several years and during that period
has received liberal share OF advertising patronage
and larger subscription list than any paper in tie
State, north ofJackson. The subscription list still
eontaues to increase daily.
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Columbus Jan. Is, iS4I. H.. W.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
by and ssith The advies snd consent " The senate
OscAa +. BLEDseE, OF Mississippi TO be Ailor-
bey ofthe United States for the Northern Dsiric.
Of Mississippi, in The place OF Samuel Bulterwor,h,
resigned.
FiDELio s. HuSr, TO be Marshall Of the United
estates for the Southern District of Mississippi, in
The place Of WIN. M. Gwin, resigned.
HowELL Hons 10 be Deputy Pos. Master 81
jackson mississippi.
CONGRESS-. Our latest date from Wa shing-
ton 10 the 2sth ult The most impor,an, matter
that had been under discussion u the Senate was
Mr.. DEMONS protective presumption bill. Ma,
ny very able speeches have been made upon the
subject. Mr.. Calhoun proposes to amend III,
by substituting one to csde the public lands e
The States in which they lie, upon certain coodi-
tons.
In the House, quite an animated and interes'
ting debate took place on the 22nd ult, on the
"Treasury note bill" in which our young mem
Der. Mr.. Jacob Thompson distinguished himself
The Globe speaks in very high terms Of Mr.
ThOmpson's effort, which il eha'acteriEes n
''most able and eloquent. We will sndsavor Il
lay the speech before our readers as soon AZ
comes TO hand. DR.. Duncan Of Ohio has hs,
some severe sparng with Mr.. WIN. Cos, John
con Of Maryland, which il was though, might ter
inmate 10 duel.
erOur Legislature adjourned sins ii, on Fri
day last. We believe that our members hav
returned home, but we have no. yet ssen any O
hsm, and cannot, 10 day, inform ouI reader
swhai their servants have done at Jackson.
RrThe communication of"A Mississippi Bonl
rups" shall appear in next weeks paper, the VT
ter has taken grounds that do no. meet our fu
appreciation, however as we wish all interested
propose TO give him an equal chance with o,hel
opposed 10 tho views advanced. Our column
will be opened TO al communities atoms OF III
character.
E We are again cribbsd for room and ha,
to yield our columns 10 correspondents. The
communications Mil be found interesting. "
have several other communications on hand. al
10 order to secure corner for our own remark
We shall be compelled, mex, week, to throw the
on the first page
kMF. Prcslon's second letter on the subj.
Of education is unavoidably crowded out Ii
wssk-it stall sppear in our next.
For The Democrat.
To GEORGE VAUGHAN EsoR.
Biz - Ia the last number Of the DemocrI
there is q communication TO the public. over 20,
signature, in relation TO the affairs Of The COlun
bus and Tombgby Transportation Company, (
which you are member. in which YOU express
willingness 70 surrender all the property whic
you ever had pledged 10 the Bank for stock Sc
for the benefit Of the note holders, or other Iiab
s;sa. Now the extent 10 which the creditors {