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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
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ENN vertu dun ofdre de la Couf des Preuves
EA de la Faroisse Ell Fiat ci.dessus, il sera ofert
Ell venie publiqoe par lie Juse soussigne,
Jedi, % Anvil 1871,
au bureau du Jrge de Paroisse. tous les droits ct
titres de George Fletcher decede, dans ct pour un
Morceau d. T'e,re dams Illinois, Giant une partie
de la section No. !, district No. 7, ordre No. a
conteuant 1919 23I 100 acres. Aussi, une Machine
ElectriQue. #'t@ %t
Conditions-Six ct ,louze mois de credit.
81 mars-7 CH. TESTER, Jnge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
A. MI

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As-A E'honneur d'iEformerles hapitans quill est
au,orise a acle,er du CoToN, quill l'embaruuera
sans au'res frars excepte ceux que i'on pave ac,u-
element, II ne prendra lu'mne fable commissions
sur les avances ~d'argent quill fera sur ces articles.
u decembre A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

H4ECU anjould'hui 10 Deceinbre 1910.
III M 20 douz: de boute lilies ~assorties de Castor
OIL; Pe.ntnre de conienrs as%sorties; Pinceaux de
gr,sseurs; so barils de Farine fraiche;
20 bafilTetsde Poudre a tiIer.s A vendre d bon
marche poar du compliant. Yaf q
u dec Al @ J MUSSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24
AVIS

AVIS
AE soussigne a Fhonneur d'informer ses
amis ct ses pratiqnes que son nagasin est
maintenant dams la maison a cote de Nj. Jane,
Mansker, rue de PEglise. ii tiendra un grand
assortment d'HabilIemens fats, de Marcia,
discs seches, dies souliers, DIES bottles, des cha
peaux. de la quincailerie &c. quill vendra a
bien bon marche pour du comptsnt. II sais;t
cette occasion pour prier les personRes qui
lui dnivent de passer regler leurs@ complies. .
2 janv-47 II. ". BABIN.o
IN GUS pr6venons les persennes qui nous dol.
, cut leurs complies de Pannse 1S4j, qn'aprAs lie
I0d proclaim, Ills seront retnis a MI. J aules
Brunei, Ayocat, Paur EN- faire lie REQUIREMENT
par vote de justice.
]. LARGUIER & Son.
Baton Rouge, IS Mars I84l-6-3f
a DOct. r. WI. Hereford,
IA LHONNEUR d'ofrir les services de sa
profession aux habitans d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
201eprier 2-2m
MEORCK-50 bariis de Mess Porck, garanti
d premiere qaalits, yenant n'arriver ct a ven-
Dire par j. &E.F. PHILLIPS & Co.
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Vente
PR LAsCOUR DIES PREUYES.

- a = . A6AA - ~ 49, III Bt
PAR0IssE QUEST BATON ROUGE.
FAN verlu d'on onire do la Copr DIES Pfeuves de
III IA Pafoisse do la Pointe coupcc, II srra Of
fert en- vente ~publique par 10 JUICE soussisne, sur
les lieux,
rt LUNDI, IS AvriI proclaim.
d 10 heores A M. ieS prophecies suivantes indiv'ses
entire Claude A. Chopin, e, Ia Veuye ct les herr
tiers de Francois Lebeau, SAVIOR:
10. Tin Morceaude Ferre situe dams cette pa
roisse, syant q~uihze artents de face at Chenal de
Ia Fausse Riyiere, sur Lne proiondeur de quaranie
artieiits. sa@as
90. Tine autte Terre contepant nenf arpens ct
dcmi de face All feuve Mississippi borler Dun cote
par fe chenal de ia ,ffausse Rwierr, dams la pro-
iondeur par la terfe derrite ci-dessus, Ell d la ligne
iuferienre, par lerre dont les deox presens NOR
seaux faislient piin!itivement partie.
+' s| CONDITIONS f
q La terre de quinze arpens de face sur Ia Fansse
Riyiere, sera divisce Ell trois lots de cinq arI'ehs
-chaque, qui seront vendus separentent; ct Ia tefre
de neuf arpents Ell demi de face sera vendue en- un
senl lot. LIE tout payable d IN, deux ct itro's ans
du jour dc la vente, eu billets' avec cautions so''-
daires,. portaut intefot a dix pear cent a2fes Pc
cbeance, ct hypotneqae lspeciale sur les prophecies
%jnsqu'au Placement 6pal. z= ftsa+.
"a mnars--7 L.. FAvROT. Juse.
6 BOTS DE CONSTRUCTION
u E soussignt a consta mmeit DIES bois de con-
EA struction, de toute espace ct DIES ,ne''ienres
qualities, qu'il pent livrera DIES prix tres modcfes
pour da Compliant, sa vol: : ar fsa.z s=E r1Ia IIE
@ Plaaehes d bondage en- cypres; nslf. e8 y
PInncbesa plancher do. --
.Planchcs Dun porce do
F." ysid Poteaux Ell b Ms de e1afpente; #A
& Baraeaux, &c. aa# t.sa4~ - zst~E g
LIE tout a vendre a sou chantier pres du moulin
d scie.
10 mars-5 F. ARBOrR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

I'm juge de paix mourant fat venar son
bother, son t~aillear, ct son perruquier, ct
dit: Seigaear, vous etes mort entire deux
larrons, ct moi lie meuls entire quatre.
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DR..

20 DIR. McGIMSEY,
~RADUE de runiversite de la Pennsylvania,
s'6tant h~e dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, a phon-
neur d'offrir les services de Sd profession aux babi-
tans de la vile ainsi qua ceux de la cau'pagne;
une experience de plus de quinze aneees dams l'ex-
ereIce de "a profes ion, dom sept Ont etc passes
dams le Sud ct son entier devouement Iui font es-
llerer de meriter encouragement de cGtts conmu-
naute. Son bureau est situe rue Lafayette, une
porte Nord apes lie magasin de Mr.. Huguet, OH on
peut lie tfouver a toute heure, q MONS quill ne soft
absett pour les devoirs de sa profession.
9, fevricr 3-6b.
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CARABINIERS.

n ATTENTION.
81 Vous ates invites Il vous trouyer
~ en- uulforme sur la place Wis a
DM Wis l'Eg ise tous les d'manehes a
VII & heurcs du matin jusqu'a nou-
yTAI vel ortre. Z " II II +
w Par ordre du Capitaine Vain
s&1&9 tine Helert.
+. HEBERT, Sergent Minor.
Quest Baton Rouge 4 asrii ls41.9. :.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

fly a qIe1que temps I'm monsieur de la
Virginie a,heta one psire de chevaux
noirs, mais quel fut sen etonnemen,, Iurs-
que quelgues jours apres il s~'apperclt que
ces chevaux etaient roages, ct qae lie yen~
deur les await arli6ciellement peint pour
lear donner de la valeur. ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

z AVIS. ..a-
etc depose par erreur, au magasin du sossss
gne, vis-a-vis lie deoarquement, I'm ! aquet eonts-
nant DIES sacs de plomb de chase, sans aucune
marque ~visihles; lie proprietaire es, pre- de lie re-
clamer, il luj sera remis Ell prouvanl quill lui ap-
partient ct en- payant les frais,
IL niars-5 l. BARfLLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-24

AVIS. 4E n
% PAL fhonneer d'iuinrmer les Personnes aui me
dolyent, soft Ell biilets ou par complies de Pannee
1910, de me payer agstt lie premier Mai proclaim,
on les complies seront femis a I'm Avocat, pour en-
faire lie REQUIREMENT. "
% MARI F III. v. BABIN.
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Fiat de In aOuisiaNe.

Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge. - Cour du
~ Troisieme District. "a
Elizabeth Bryan, Tutrice. ,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
CROCS. '''EHEs. V

A. @. BREATH Icbula
rs now receiving a full assortment,
IL direct from New York, which will
be sold low for cash or cotton.
Enameld cups and saucers,
French printed, do.
Granite chockolate, do. do.
Bourbon sprig, do. do.
French printed dishes.
Dining and dersert plates, cord dish
es, sauce boats, soup tureens, sauce do.
tea pots, sugar and cream do; bowls,
pitchers, mugs& basins; French sugar
and cream pots, Toilet sets, eleven
pieces complete; cut glass bowls, dish
es, saltseIIers, tumbters, decanters,
wine glasses, glass lamps, &c, re-
voIving and stand casters, and white
grant dinner, breakfast, tea sets COM
plete; call and look for yourself, as
full descriptions cannot be given with
in the limits Of al advertisement.
Oct 16, 1871. Il.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
Commission House.

TIIE sub7eriborn have opened Il
n COMMISSION e. FoRwARDING house
They will keep constantly in store
and for sale, Begging Rope plantation
supplies, &c. Before the season for
storing cotton arrives, they will have
large and superb houses in readiness,
A share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
MOREHOUSE MATHER, & Co.
Tchula, Is, 1871. 32-tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
HAWKINS & STANSBERRY
COMMISSION, RECEIVING,
AND
FCRW,4RDLNG MERCHANTS,
'ECRUHAA. MK.

WILL keep constantly on hand a
GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Sta
pie, Dry Goods, Groceries, Produce,
Bagging, Rope, &c.
They will, in all cases, strictly ad-
here to the Instructions of planters,
who may favor them with the ship
ment OF their cotton: to whom they
will furnish such articles as they may
want in their line of business.
Oct. s, As If
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
NOliCG.

Y ETTERS Of Administration with
"a the last will and testament annex
ed, having been granted to the under.
signed at the September term 1871, of
the Hon Probate Court ofIIolmes co. =,
on the estate of Needham ToIar decd
notice is hereby given to all persons,
having or holding claims against said
decedents estate, to present them with
III the timo limited by law. or the same
will be forever barred, and those IN.
debted will make immediate payment.
ABSOLEM w TOLAR,
JOSHUA X TOLAR,
Administrators.
Oct. 9, as 6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
Notice..

THAT on Saturday the fourth day
Ii Of December next, will expose to
public sale all the personal property
Of John Strother deceased, at my res
idence in Holmes county, Susan and
her two children Irwin and Jefferson,
Cyres, Henry, Ellen, Julia, Green and
George, one horse, Bed and Beding,
&c. On a credit of twelve months,
purchasers to give note and approved
security, sale to take place within the
hours prescribed by law.
Given under my hand at Licking
ton Miss. Oct. 4th 1871.
WIN. +. STROTHER.
Administrator.
Oct. 9, 1871. 48-tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
Fall Goods
at TCHUL.4.

at TCHUL.4.
lust receiving by the subscriber
- from New York, and the Eastern
Market, a complete assortment of
F.4LL And WLN7ER GOODS,
Clothing, Boots. Russets, Brogans.
Llnsey's Etc, which will be
sold low for cash or cotton.
w. II. BABCOCK,
Oct 10, 1871. Tchula.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
ERNNfS s. SaA<,ee.
A. Q, BREATH, Tchula

a. Q, BREATH, 1chula,
HAS just received direct from n.
N York, the following complete
assortment Of Boots and Shoes, which
he offers very low for cash Or cotton.
Russct and kip peg'd Brogans.
Ladies laced calf and buskin shoes.
fine and common dress and
walking do,
d" " Morocco,thicIl sold sp'ng
heel walking, do.
4" " KID, Morocco, and calf
skin slippers, &c.
Gents" Peg'd and sewed brogans
" dancing pumps slippers,
" " peg'd and sewd' boots
" " and kip brogans.
Childrens, Misses and Boys shoes,
Morocco and calf, a full assortment,
call &, try for yourself.
Oct l6, 1871 I'm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
DRY GOODS.
A. q. RRNA,NW.
ICIiNLA

rs now receiving direct from the
North, full assortment Of Fall
Goods, comprising:
Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, cotton
camblet, Mexican, do, twilIed and fine
double miIIed casimers, and vestings,
French; London and American prints,
of all kinds and prices, muslins and
lawns, figured; red ard white flannel.
glnghams, cotton and silk cravats, do.
handkerchiefs, cambria do, ladies,
gents. children and misses, black
white and mixed cotton hose, spool
and flax thread; gumelastic and webb
Suspenders; pearl, bone, metal, and
lasting buttons: pins, needles: &c
apron and furniture checks: fig'd plaid
and plain Jaconet corded skirts. bed
ticks, Irish linens, table cloths, and d.
aPer towelliug, napkins, doyles: table
covers, lawns; silk, beaver, hoSkin and
cotton gloves; morino, cotton and
WOODEN shaWlS: fine cotton sheeting d
shlrtlng, domestics, towels, plain, twill
led and plaid linseys, and other articles
suitable for country use; for sale
cheap for cash or cotton.
Oct l6, l84l. I'm.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
sum EVERY SATURDAY Morning
RY JOHN N. BASKjN.
rrpus OF sUBSCRIP TIC,N,

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
/. ono Years subscription S53 paid in adj
70, ~" Il if paid within ST.. months after
'ant nne Of subscribing; or s. if not paid until
X expiration Of the year.
p TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,d,erti.emeuts viii be inserted at the rate OF
20 per square FOR the first insertion, and 80
sot, for each week theraher-len lines or less
',a,tItuting a square. The number of insertions
s,d,ed must be noted on the margin OF the
.nuscript, or they will be inserted until forbid,
| nd charged accordingly. Advertisements from
distance must be accompanied with the Cash.
Advertisements and Communications Of a
be-.onal nature, will be charged double the
above rates, -,
Announcing candidates for county offices, will
N, 8 each; tor State and District Offices $40.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
INSOLVENCY..


TNHE undersigned having been 40,
- pointed by the Honorable Prp-
bate court Of Hol es county, Missls-
sippi, at the May term 1871, thereof
commissioners to receive, examine,
audit and allow claims against the
estate OF Robert l.. Williams, deceased,
will meet at Richland, in Holmes coun-
ty, once III every two months, for the
II, Xt six months for that purpose.
G.. M. WEATHERBY. J
LEMUEL DOTY.
VIM. l.. MITCHELL,
commissioners.
May s. 26 On
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
MOTT ICE,

DURSUAN'H to an order Of tac
H. Probate Court of Holmes county
obtained at the sepem Term there
Of shall as serving administrators
Of the estate Of Creighton Ward de-
ceased, on the first Monday Of Nov.
next at Richlaad in said county, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder,
the east half ofthenorlh east quarter of
5 elton No. IL, township No. Is,
range 2 east, on a credit of twelve,
months with approved security.
NANCY WARD, Surviving
Admir- of the estate
of Creighton w I'd
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
~ office.
Oct. g.,

Vt ETTERS of Administration with
- the last will and testament annex
ed, having been granted to the under
signed, at the October term 1871, OF
the Horrible Probate Court OF Holmes
county, on the stale of Willis Drake,
deceased; notice is hereby given, to all
persons having or holding claims a
gainst said decedents estate, to present
them within the time limited by law,
or the same will be forever barred, &
those indebted will make immediate
payment.
CALEB WORLEY. Admr.
Oct9, ..... AS CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
NOGiCC.

r ETTFRS Of Administration de-
- bonis non having been grant
cd to the undersigned, at the October
term 1871, Of the Honorable Probate
Court of Holmes county, on the estate
of Charles J Butler deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons, having or
holding claims against said decedents
estate, to present them within the time
limited by law, or the same will be
forever barred, and those indebted are
requested TO make immediate payment.
J C WETMORE, Admr.
Oct 9, 4S 6W
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
EHAERDW ARE.
A. @. BREATH Ichula,

A. @. BREATH 1chula,
rs now receiving direct from the
Il North, complete assortment of
Hardware, comprising in part the fol-
lowingarticlcs: plantation hoes, hooks
AID hinges; sadlrons, frying pahs,stock
pad and chest locks, in all varieties,
Britannia tea and table spoons, car
penter's hammers: chissels, socket and
hrmee: hand saws, mill fiat files.horse
rasps, backing, cast butts, screws
table and desert knives and forks a
complete assortment, carving do
pocket, pen and butcher knives, patent
balances, razors, scissors and shears,
tea and tray walters, fish and chalk
lines, fish hooks, shoe, horse, white
wash, paint, hair, shaving and tooth
brushes: percussion caps, curray combs
toilet and looking glasses, brass and
Japan candesticks, shoe thread, tacks,
brads and sparrables, shaving boxes,
hand and PANEL saws. plough lines,
bed cords, cotton cards, coffeemills,
wire seive axes. For sale, cheap for
cash or cotton.
Oct 16, 1871. I'm.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-30
Hats, Hats.

BREATH, TCHULA
rs now receiving a beautiful lot of
n extra fine Beaver, fashionable and
short nap'd Hats, direct from the man,
ufactory.
Fash'ble plain black beaver, I all
I" /" I" brush, prices
Wide brim,
~ " beaver,
Wool, drab and black, round and
square crowns; a superior article for
negroes; Hair, Fur and Seal caps.
Sealetfor youths and men. For sale
cheap, for cash or Gotten, at
BREATH'S, 7chala.
Oct. Is, 1s4l. I'm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

.,-.rsaH.ra ln.-s-S .-GI grades WtIr, more lT
less of them. ds.1u.uug.-l say, admitting intse
and an .6e otter non-probsb liuss OF Sh.Ch /
spoke TO Won about before, We would each have
10 fork over SIS %, besides our present taAe-,
10 nav tt, interest he interest GioAf' Hhicn sill
be- due lst o. March next; or We would have 10
leave tie credit of The State to take care ol Iisti.
Nov. know YOU bond payers don't Ike 'his way
of doing business, tor / remember when The Hte
Da,cauan tod The people to take care oil them-
selves, sou got iriIe vlajay.
Now let's c}pter again you are very good at
figuring Do The rule Of Justification, and alter a
man thoroughly understands that rule It's easy to
learn HIM any other. gave YOU lesson at our
other sitting, and presume you have cogIlated
upon It 'ul vuu see pretty much how worked
lhe sum. From tn present tine 10 The year Is59
your musfiFcati0R sum leaves the State behind
every year except one, 10 the tune OF thousands
of dollars Aud at the close OF the year lS5U,
when the first Instalment Of the Mss. lnIon Bank
Bonds falls due, you leave the people IN the Iureh
10 the amount OF Sl,057,73l 63, Here, then,
we have the basis of our sum; the State would
be Sl,057,73l 60 behind, and the tax money all
paid out. How would this sum be raised except
by extra taxation! Certainly you would not let
the c,edit of The State labour any longer under
foot Whit! after refusing for years and years
to aid her by little extra tax, now that the PEG.
pie have had time to gather wind and strength you
surely would not hesitate to apply The remedy
No, indeed know you would not. You would
Do better than that, had you the power; you oulc
raise the taxes to enable YOU to pay the interest
On these bonds the very FIST or second year from
tbs day. know tina! your redecmmg traits Of
goodness are sufficient Tor that much.
Bot now to the sum- Deficit on l st Marcel
1880, Sl05L73l 63,to be paid in equal portions
by 10000 people; pay
100000 pay $l05173l,63 what must each
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25
Democratic Anti"BOnd Ticket for
LOwndCS County,
Liabilities of those who take
NEWSPAPERS.

TIE Law Is, aud so the Courts decide, that
person to whom paper is sent Is responsible for the
payment if he receive the paper, or make use OF u
even lhoughhe never subscribed for i. His duty
in such case is not to take the paper from the oiice
or place where il Is left but 10 notify The publisher
thai he does not wish for it. lIpapers are sent to
ost.O Office, Store Tavern, or other place, and are
not taken by the person to whom they are sent the
Post Master Store or Tavern keeper, SC. IS respon
sibIe for the payment unless he immediately gives
notice. 10 The publisher that they are not taken
from the Office or place where they are sent.
Extract from The Pos-Ohice Regulations, page
so. section rs "In every instance IN which pa
ptrs that come to your office are not taken out by the
person to whom they are sent, you wall give imme-
date notice of it TO the publisher, adding the rea
sons, Unknown, why the papers are not taken out,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25
CICERONIAN SOCIETY,".

This Society was organized last spring, and
now numbers about thirty members. The Rev.
Mr. Preston is, at This time, its President and
makes an efficient presiding officer. The club
meets at the Theatre every Monday evening.
Tho subject for discussion for next Monday
evening is whether the course pursued by Mr.
Tyler IN YetoiDg the Bank Charters is Justhable.
Spectators ate invited 10 attend
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

3 OJ0J l05773l,65 | IS 25 Answer
23l63

Here's a very large fraction left this time boys.
Why srs, each person would have $35 rs to
pay, would he not
Gentlemen, you seem to BE- little lncredulous
yet you are not yet prepared, fear, to give up
your old way entirely; lam encouraged however,
you have been so attentive, as if striving TO com
prehend the beauty of my system. have not yet
gone very deeply into the subiect,but | have gone
as far as you are capable Of following me at this
time. may address you again soon.
BIsHoP FALsTAFF.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25
Rcmittances by Mail.

FROM THE POST MASTER GENERAL.
IA Postmaster may enclose mo"ty m ""'' %
The Pubishtr ofa Newspaper, 10 pay the subscrtp-
tion Of fhrI person. aud frank The letter, u prit
te, BY himself"
NoTE.-SOme subscribers may not be aware OF
the above regulation. II will he.sten, that by re-
guessing the Post Master where they Tesldeto lraHk
their letters containing money, ho wll do SO upon
being satisfied that the letters c0stan nothing but
what refers to the subscription.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

"HERE SHE G0E>-THFsTRIr, ,
E.elt'sHtas Of lie yo,.r.,. '', = T
A't-Baat. J.ass >ss-,a.. - .
mere, Hs efraur,s =.- .....'
'as people nFzYts Ua 81. ~
Questioned e- -as stan TvlT-.
d elected Governor AMI tie L..
ba aPP-o7rat.us money aon NJ r
The interest due on tie Eaob r. p
veto such bd.," be answered. o. ,-,,J +
OF Noxubee IS though, Il he i, sv..
Bonds. and there the Jud,a l,,.-.
honor and dignity" When asLss
ion by Mr., Fucker. as had bsso ~,
Freeman in Koscjusko, he snsxersl
Sary toPreSerye the honor and d .g,.,,
! ~IlI Sc . Ny such br.l." The peo,,
spec'mo &c mode Of elec,ionse,i
the Bones Is ,didate for Gov, roo-
were asrOanded 2. his declaration Il
veto tax bill. All honest and hon,
equally astonished that he should "a,
10 catch few votes in bond paylno
IT'S with the iogcabin and hard eide
thing is fair in politics. Here he q
goes, any where and every where for
1 1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

90 Our NEG hbor olhe Argus thinks that We
were honKed in copying lhs article from he Holly
Springs Gazette comPbmentng Col. r. S.
GaArEs. Il may be So, pos.ibiy-Ifwe were,
al that We have 10 say Is that We gave the Ga
zets too much credit. We took the Edilor Of
that paper Tor an honest man. Irhe did not mean
vha, be saddle certainly told the truth by mistake
that's an.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25
ASQlos'''SSISGds B NJ

One Of our townsmen just arrived from the
North brings intelligence of the resignation Of
Mr.. Granger and Of the formation Of new
cabinet composed Of Mr.. Legare, of South
Ca,oliua; Judge Mclean, of Ohio; Judge
Upshur, of Virginia; Robert Wcklife, OF
Kentucky and ---, Of Pittsburgh.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

~ The wings hold meeting in town, to- day.
to express their opinions IN regard TO President
TyIer's Vetoes. They don't say IN their band.
bill whether they mean 10 approve or condemn
his course. But as they voted for Tyler, knowing
al the time that he was anll.bank, they must ap.
prors-as honest and oonsisen, politicians they
can hardly do otherwise.