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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-19
NUMBER 26.

flush Of offended pride mounted to his
checks; and passing to the opposite side
of the room, found his hand acceptable to
a pretty modest miss, and in a moment
more they were moving in the dance.
"Who was that young man ?" asked a
merchants clerk, addressing the coquette
/ first mentioned.
He is an impudent puppy" respond
cd the irail one, curling her pretty lip
haughtily, she is nothing but mechanic,
and | wonder at his presumption in ask
ing me to dance"
Twas presumption indeed, and extra
ordinary, and shockingly imperlite," re-
spondcd the clerk, tucking in his embroi-
dcred dickoy, and throwing one leg over
another in an important attitude, IL won
der that Mr.. --- was not more select
in choosing the members Of this ere par
ty. But so it is society here is gittin'
as bad as Boosting, and other induraceous
places, where gentlemen are continually
perforated with these ere internal me-
chanics. You done right, miss, awfully
right, in scornjng to accept such like
company"
$50 says Miss Ann-dQn't you, ANN"
said the indignant coquettc, addressing
her butterfly companion.
Yes, you did, ictty-and I'll be
hanged if Id dance with one of them ere
mechanics, if never did. But look as
sure as eggs the impairment fellow is
dancing with Judge BIS Philippine.
| think she ought 10 be ashamed Of her
self, for sich a disgrace III open compa-
n.y.
"Shc's astoundmgly foolish" said the
clerk, shifting his legs importantly. But
come, Miss Hetty, will You dance ?"
with all my heart" said Miss lIetty,
and they simultaneously sprang to the
floor.
We listened 10 this colloquy with SUI
pcnaIiyc contempt for the uttercrs, and
having formed an opinion OF their char
actcrs from the index just given, resolved
TO discover that of the young man. We
ascer,aincd that he was a coach-maker,
respectfully connected, of industrious hab-
its, possessed Of mind far above the
ordinary standard and, witlal, well cult
waited. He viewed society as man of
sense ought, and presumed that equality
should or ought to exist within the circle
Of a social party. Courtesy prompted
him to offer his hand to the naughty CO.
lucuc, and the refusal wounded his fine
feelings; but they were healed by the
frank and courteous address of the daugh-
Ter of Judge B, and in truth, a mo-
tive more exalted than mere courtesy,
actWtcd them both. They were berolh-
ed, but the gossips had not yet heard the
secret. While leading the modest Emma
TO the cotiIion ring, he looked with pro-
per contempt upon the naughty Hester
n, the misguided daughter Of a bro
ken merchant. She drew a line Of dis
tinctlon between herself and the honest
mechanic, while he also traced demar-
kation. Hers was drawn by an errone-
Gus Judgment; his, correct principles.
The sequel is brief: the mechanic became
the son-in-Iaw of Judge b., cmgraed to
Indiana, and has repeatedly been chosen
a member Of its Legislature.
After seasons of Irritation and coquetry,
Hester NJ. became the wife of the engag-
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-19

deed, the operation of what we call the
instinct Of brutes, are such as to chal-
lengo a more enlightened investigation Of
their intellectual powers.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-19

= Great Rogue.-Judge Jelreys, OF
notorious memory, pointing to man with
his cane who was to be tried, said,
'There's a great rogue at the end of my
cane" The man to whom he pointed,
looking at him, said, AT which end, my
lord ~
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-19

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NJ Leonard attributes ro animals fine
posspasion Of re0cclion memory and
comn,rioon and certainly ,bo ip,rllinent
creatures he has educated, Give proof Of
the exercise Of lbose faculties Tbcy ars
brace Of fine pojn,ers-one Of the Soa-
nish brood named pbilav, the o,hc, of
the French breed called Braaue. Both
are sacacjous brutes Blu, gfaoue. the les
ser and leaner Of the two. is the quicker.
and more clever. bo has bosn under ui-
ton nearly three years-Philax little more
than half the time.
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-19

"Joc, come here - quick !" sizes,
misses, wat YOU WANT" "unhook my
lrock, | want 10 SHe-e-e.e-2e +"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-19

TERMS:
Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, ifpaid in
advance; Three dollars ltnot paid before the cXpl-
ration of the first six months; Aud three dollars
and twenty five cents if delayed until the end OF
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the first insertion, and % cents for each sub
sequcnt insertion. 4 liberal discount made to
those who advertise blythe year.
LrNo paper discontinued until all arrcaragcs
are paid, unless at the option of the editors.
IT To announce the name Of any individual
as a candidate for Office the sum Of one doLlar
will be rcquired-to be paid in ADVANCE.
All communications, to ensure attention, must
bepost paid.
JOB WORK
OF every description, executed in the ncatest
manner, at the usual prices.
OTTAWA is the seat of justice of La Sale
county; is situated at the junction ofthe Fox river
with the Illinois, 300 miles, by water, from Saint
Louis, and midway between Chicago and Peoria.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-19
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
GEORGE f. WEAVER g. JOHN HISE,

In Sale street, one d0or from the norih-west corner
ofthe Pubhc Square.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

We learn ffom 81 the lights belefe as that ne
Hon. I. NJ. TUcEER, tho Democratic candidate
lor GoVernor,ls geing GLsrd,vuh tktehssrs Of the
Peoaie 10 sustain han IN The canvass. a ell Pssts
Of he State. ..Old Tallsbola" as he Is called by
The ChOe,aws,-a name, N ouT VrsuSculaF, sight
tying Iroa Figkisf--ss really msa at ihe Pso-
pie, aud ihey are wiling 10 couide The charge Of
the tir>l'of5-e IN The SAFE 10 his management.
The appropriateness Of lhis tIlle 10 Mr.. Tucker,
: evident 10 SOnse who knew the lale distinguish.
ed Senator from I.oNOdes, when engaged IA ihe
fierce business d batting with lion "a a Black
sinuh.' shsp, and confer. on M ruekrt an IN
speakatle eulDgy, when hls early life Is compared
Nuh TIE wooden nutmeg cuIeeT Of Pafson Shat
tuck. The peculiar, but glorious character oil
our institutions. is also beauuluily exempAhsd IN
this expressive Indian name. NJ place IS too
elevated M place above tie reach OF The honest
abotel and mechanic. whose urtuous course
through life, and whose sterling integrity may en-
ulle him TO public favor. Originally blacksmith
we shall soon have the proud satisfaction OF see
M Nj. Tucker filing the first office within the
gllt OF the people Of his State; on every breeze Is
waited to US the shouts OF free people, iar The
success of "Uld Tallahola .'.-NlississppIaA.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
RELIEF! Relief.

lfOs Mr. Clay, and his Charles are so 'nces-
sanity declaring there be " an agonlzed people
crying for relefn-unless increased axailon be
'bIessmg to the people, we cannot for our souls
imagine how THEN distress is to be aiev"ted oy
my Of the prominent wing measures now before
Congress After the Session adjourn land leaves
~ others ppomled besides the electIoneerng
CIDER barrels who went oA to Washington 10 be
aled-and majority Of whom we're OF necessity
''ni home elnpiy-the wings will say the opPO''-
~a from Jdciious motives prevented our 6eneV'
oen, acton--bu il will not do for the wings
nave majority in both houses, and their own
resident and Cabnel--and if they do not idIhI
@eF promises TO relieve "lhe agonlzed people
They have been false hypocr!es. Give them
pef sll swing in every measure and they mus'
usappolnt those who looked upon Their coming
40 power as the harbIngsr OF dellverance ano
nsO'y' The following remarks are from oom
@0nleatlea In lAe Boston Psst;-.Mfrcwy'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI -L0WNDESC
'slia'e' Count, Jaly Term Fi1h M.--i6si,
A GREEABLI joau ofderof,hc prololcs Court
q ot lowndts County Mississippi made q, u,
duy Tern 'f@reol s4l, wll, as Administrator 81
tbc real estate n Conrad Hactlrnan. late of sad
county deceased rreeeni M accounts and vou-h
crs on sai c,u'r at the September tenn ~ ss'd
court thereof for final brttrmenl api laowgrce 30
sand Real esiat,. Az persons interested IN SAID ca
laie are hereby notified ia be and appear al said
September Term thereof, and show ca9se. il any
they can. WHY said accounts should not be allowed,
and lnal settlement be made.
GEORGE HACELEMAN.
Humanitarian
Issued from the minutes Of the Court julys, ls4l.
.9uesf; VA. z. FULLER
C{cti
July H. l5Al 6w
primers lee $40 SOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
Administrators Notice.

STATE OF MlSSlSSlPpi-KEMP CO.
THE Iegaee' ct ElHin Adams deceased, Will sp-
L. pear at the heyt term at the hicorahe TIE
Proh,te Court Of Kenper County, to &c holden IN
lie First Monday IN Oclnbtr next and Show Gause,
II any They can. why an order OF sale shall moi he
graned 10 the undersigned, 81 all the real estate Of
sald deceased, va: The undivided one half, Of the
west hall OF Tie nonh west quarter Of section TWEEN
" four; and the undivided hall OF he east hslr of
the north east quarter of stetOn thirteen in town.
ship No. twelve, range Ne. eighteen east. Also
lot No. one Of black ID IN the town Of Wahalock
\. Il. All persons having claims against SAM es.
tate, Will present them within The next SIX months;
and those indebted TO sald estate will make pay.
menl within The same tine, or have them legally
presented.
ROBERT r.. ADAMS.
.ldm r
July 10, lSAl. M5n
Printer a ice So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
HEAD QuARrEs OF The ARMY,
.ldjutant General Of The .irmy

Washington, July 5, ls4l.
General orders, No. 81.
Conrormably to the order Of the President OF
the United States in the case MINOR General
Scott assumes the command of the Army. HIS
Aides.de camp are First Lieut.. B. Il, Alden
4lh Infantry and FIRST Lieutenant L. ID. Reyes,
Third Artillery. Until IA successor ia his late
commission be appointed, the returns and appi'-
cations made TO the Headquarters of the Eastern
Division will addressed to The Assistant AgulanI
General, at Ellzabethtwon, New Jetsy, whence
they will be be forwarded TO general headquar-
tors, Washington, for consideration.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
BY command Of the Major General;
r. JONES. .4diulont General
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

Give US light. is said that there is among
the archives Of the Union bank, correspondence
between Mr. BIddle and the bank, 10 which the
former comedies the lllegalIty Of the bonds, and
exhor,s the ditectoryi 10 obtain from The legisa.
lure, a confirmation Of the sale, and provision for
Their paymeni. Canno; Col Fall inform US posi-.
iir.ly, Sh.iher this on dii be correct or noll or
is the bank Theoretically closed agans. such in
r.irv' Eateks: Ere. Tra9r.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
State or Mississippi Lowndeg Go,

Circuit CotR Moadsy I'll .ipril ls4l.
John l.. Allen Il
Bpnned Huggluo. Ap,cI-,.,
PISA;
SAMUEL A Nut
vEyIiIS day came the plaintiff ty their atlor-
\ nrv nl and on motion. h ordered by the
cour lhat publication be maze tuf sn successive
weeks ~ tie Columbus Democrat nrwsf3prr
Published IN the town o Columbus, Notifying The
defendant Of the presidency ct this sntt and II at
unless b. appear ou ar before he next term OF this
court gyc bail ami plead or demur judgment VIII
be- rendered against him by default And Tie prop.
ery attached wl be sold 10 satisfy he pIan'lil o.
maBds
tine copy from tie minutes Of our court IN sad
cause. Ney,tprm lst MoHttg Ut octibtr next
OVID p. BROWN Clerk
ByJ. d MoSIGoNEN5, y. {
Jane l0lhl3i.
4y-G.w PfsfSl0 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

MARRiED.-On the 3rd instant at the resi-
dence of George +. Clayton Esq, by the Rev.
N. P. Knapp, of Tuscaloosa Ala, Major w. D.
CHAPMAN, of Cooperstown New York, to Miss
LUcRETlA A. DUNNING, of Middletown Conn,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

NEW SCHOUL.-MRs. ABBEY proposes to
~ open school in Columbus, ior the instruction
OF young LADIES' on Mondsythe % Of Angus. next.
Such branches as are usually taught in English
Schools will receive attention. Rooms have been en-
gagged in tina, beautiful grove east ofihe Planters.
Bank. The usual terms will BE- charged.
Mrs. a resH her pre,enslons apon forrnsi sDe,.ss
y MAvNAPn ABBEY
COsnVrt, July ii'h, 1871,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
WAR DEPARTMENT
ApIurANr GENERAL's OrFIcE

Washington, July 5. ls4l
Breyet MAJOR General Winfield Scott having
been appointed by the President, by and with
the advice ana consert of the Senate the MAJOR
General of the Army OF the United States, he
is directed to assume the command and enter up.
on his duties accordingly.
BY command of the President OF the United
States. r, JONES,
.ldiu'ant General Of The .irmy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

NOTICE IS hereby gwen, 10 all persons lutsres-
~ ed ia The estate of David J. Wilson, deccas.
ed, that shah appear at the next Noyealber term
ollhv prnhais Court ol Lnwadrs County, to pre-.
sent My atcoun ur boai 81 tIemcnt aod allowance
o,said estate.
JOHN NJ ERWIN,
Executor
July 10, 1871, ow
(Pftn,et'S Gp an
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

49,. t.,,-,e far co thr mo'uisinS'
80 trgs float Tie treszss, The osS p.'... -.
NJ ...' s-~sr-.st caps wild from is 'o>N pms
- .e-r,,..g -.-I, lownrae green n'Ssv caves
lie owed ify rude c ts wheo lie 'n'' 1'''-
49, .9,-.-5 ttsssx.Irors IN wild flower ana ,Lee.
~ eAaaa, gathered dlrky, so4 "gh'o''-' WV
streaming.
r., .,ar,, IN Is madness was rapture to me-
If. owed thy lone rI,us, when the h'shi-iah vas
stealing -,
Gresst
and vespci s,sr soit lhro' the shadows revealing
Her mansion house .ow on the brow OF iae west
Tbssgh proud he the and Of grey castle ard tower,
Add sweet breathe tie perfumes ct ArahS's wales
More desr To Il Is heart Is the rude lesiv bower.
Where float down thy values The tree mountain
gales.
Bright scenes OF my childhood whose voice I'd
awaken
The l1y.,eeming visions, that people lies morn,
Y, we're lair W were air ere Tie spirit was shaken
And The hearts early bloom by the storm-hlasI was
shofn.
Ana sill though altar, md ife's wild eddies veer-
ing,
While The heart whrealhed IN snrrow, now wanders
alone,
Tsswret to revert 10 those scenes once endearlng,
Though the spell Be now broken-b,e'S fair visions
Town.
Farewell! il we're vain 10 suppress the emotion,
r, stay the full surseS of thought as they start;
AZ the wild breakers dash IN the storm driven ocean
An m,dly they rush DER the shrine OF The heart.
A,a hubble that ffeatS IN the oam.cresIed bIlnw,
'rs nine 10 plunge darby DER HES swelling sea.
q, crowned with the laurel, or wresthed IN the
willow,
on. oft backward stealing, my thoughts are Of thee
Farewell We wild mountains, where wrapped IN sol
sumbers,
My sires have long slept meath thy green waving
shades
Where The sylvan sprites trip 10 the zephyrs sol
numbers,
Low breathing their notes, in thy thick lealy g fades
When wasted its brightness, life lamp low IS burn
ing, -.
And cold runs the lie blood, that burned in TIN
breast,
o. then be it mine, to thy loved shades returning
70 couch IN thv bosom, with fond ones to resi-:
July 49, 1871. EhnAN3I/
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
Stale OF mississippi Lowndcs Co.

Cdosa GagFf, Wednesday .lpra Tih isil.
Amos Acber,
jI5o. A'. s,e.sn
joe 7. " lsyin
'HNhlS Aay s4me the painlF by attorney ard il
Is orlrrrd rs The Court that publication be
made t'r Sax surcss i've works in he Columbus Dem.
ocrat newspaper pulished N the The town Co
mhns IN she state of MiSskslpp notifying The defend
ant oI the pcudeney OF ths suit that unless he APP
pear os belare Tie Grst day Of the next Term Of
lINe court. give spec > bal and plrad or demnr,
h '..mtn, ual vii be ,nlrrrd sya,uS, him and the
property auached wlll b. spd 10 satisfy tie PLAIN
'iil demands snd tins cause Is enn.laued Until the
next term of ihlS Court.
A true copy from The minutes of our sad CONT
IA said cause.
OVID r. BROWN, Crk.
By J. u. MoSreoNsRi, Dep'y CIR.
June sih 1871. 49-6w.
Prs $40 80.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
LAW notice .

HAANL. JONES, having resumed the pra
~ tee Of law. will attend the Circuit Court
Yazuo. and the adjacent counties; The Chancer
Inpretae and Federal Courts at jackson. OthceA
/. residence Yazuo county ten miles South of Ben
AT on the Clinton road. Address Benton, iazo,
ContyMisS,
day, Goth. s,-46-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
state of Mississippi Monroe CITY.
Protate's Court, Jpiy Term a. u, lall.

Probate's Court, Jriy Term H. d lsil.
an the application Of Andrew b. Hunter made
- tins dsy in open court To me Richard Dr.
worth, Judge OF said Court and 90 que PROOF 10
me tia he owns an undivided hall Of section seven
IN township fifteen Of range SIX, east N heChck-
asaw cesalon, II Is ordered BY Inc Couh now bore
that notice be gwen by advertisement ~ the 20,
Iumbus Democrat, paper printed N the Iown OF
Columbus. IN The State Of Mississippi for s1'Y DAYS
and ~ the Raleigh Register paper printed m the
Town Of Rg,cgb, n the State OF Nwth Carolina
for sky DAYS tia, shall uncss good cause i shown
10 lie contrary. on the first Monday Of October
nexr .pDoInt B5Iina G. Burnett, Needham Nni-
field and David Clarke commissioners 10 mahe
partition Of sad iaud pursuant 70 an sct, tnhteo sn
ACT concerning the partition OF iand held ny e'pas-
ceners ONT lenanls aud tenaoS IN common
rue copy.
DANIEL G, B0CGAN Clsth
As,ns, 9.h .84l 5 sW Tfnnlers lee Si5
,,7-T5e Rae n Register will insert the above
n, !. nv DAYS and 70, ward th.w sece3nt o' cole;
ten.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

nm Sturdy evening as smt pocket hook
~ containing mole ON A. l., Canpbe toy $500
the hndcf viii obigc he subscriber by cayos 7 at
ms ethcc ~ hlLOhEAo'
june 10 lsll-57 n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07


state Of 1iississ1 prs--LUlt nuos 20.
t#sr1 Coali .lsa3z3 s.s lgra 1891
B,rarlu r. Tsygr ,.
SAYS
Gavin ID Howell
THIS CAS- eare tlr Bataf+ by aiiasnsy an 70
L nric-ea by 'as cauf, that pubrshou b.
rale tr SIX susccs,.se Wevk, 90 The Colsmhus
Democrat arWspaIFr I-abisted in The Town Of
Ca'a1.ous 90 itr SAFE q Ms,Sssssppi notifying
noe 90 snJsal ol tie pruasrcy q - Ell, and thsi
ar.lss be- appear on CSC before us first DIV Of lh-
nsNt irra a. urr cuart stc srec|a bad and pssh
~ dcmlr utsvmcu' hu5i tlh Re entered sgliBs.
rm and Tire prups.ty attached wul he sod o.
satisfy The ptnHas 6ruaras ard this cause y
conLnlcd uuir. tie urNt lem 81 th, cnurt.
ih' sh''r i 4 lrur c.py TEN the minutes. n.
Z lur court ,le sa.A eause
OVID p BROWN, Clerk.
By J. d. MaArgoSrRr Deply Crk.
.'lHe Slh l>ll
ss.-6w. Prs le. $40
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

II lSr of letters remaining in the Post Office
~ at Columbus Mississippi on the first of AU-
GUST ls4l.
Alexander VIM Adams Henry
Allen q. u. AmIs Juns
Acee Mss Eliza
Barton DAVID Capt Butler Samuel Rev.
Bartholomew mrs Martha BeOge Thss . 3
Barry BARLEY Baker G "
Boss John Mis- Martha ) Z
Bell Plat Brooks McaIah
Bell Thomas
CnrkAlex' Colws Mrs Eleanor
Crenshaw GaraEd Calhlan Thonas
Collin. Lewis Chnmbey 4 X
Cooke 4 W Cayce Joel
Crute SamI s Coleman Ruffn
Oonneil Levi Dupree Dan t
DAVIS Miss Mary Duncan VIM j.
E lis Robert and = Edwards Lamach
EIli's George Il Elmonson " u
Fisher Charles F 2 Finch James
Fowler AC Ford VIM
Graves j Ohm W Gordon Mss Caroline A
George FIemming Golf Jno {
Gordon Gorge n Gordon James
Gbblpcs George Garvn Jno aud or
George VIM II Miss Nancy sims
IafreI A We Hall Jno Dr2
Harod Eli Hooker Doct
HoldeJpess McKiuney Hart John
Colonel Hendrick Jahazie
Harris Fms f Rey. Hawkins Mrs John
Harrington JnoT Johnsoh Henry
Jones K S Con' Johnson Marmaduke B
KindalI James King Willis
Kidd Jno B Kerpell Mrs
Kirk John VI
I.eciher Georsiaus miss Love Thos n
Lacey Jane Lauderdale & Seal
coOred woman Long Klcb'd IL
Lee VIM ID NJ ID Lacy Jetald
Liwrence DAVID Leech Ebert
Melton John Myatt Elizabeth
Morris Jonathan McLaran Charles 2
McGee Micajah Musely James II
Mustain G T Morrison WmB
Mcdonald Peter Mun Thos
| Mckinley Jno W McCown James
| McGehee Thos McLauren Jne
McCawn James 2
| Norris James 5 Nash k b
Owen Henry Pender Dolphin y
Plat VIM Pope Mss Mary L
| Prouel Jas " Putnam Henry
Powell Andrew Prince Joseph
Ragsdae DAM W kohrer Samuel
Reynolds Miss Sarah Hickman John
Ragsdale G. NJ Stephens James 2
Sorsby ALEX W Sellsrs james
Short VIM w Sparks Elizabeth A
| Sykes RIch'd Smith Samuel
| Slrat,on II H Smith Jesse
Stone James H Savers
Stevenson VIM II Spegb Jesse
Struibam A ID Doct Sralham Henry
Thompson Mrs Mary Troup Waller 2
H2] Taylor II
Taylor Joseph Thompson Scott
Taylor Pannell Tucker Vim
Thompson Mrs Animlna Terrell charles
| Tucker Mr.
Veich Mrs 5 E Veitch VIM
Valentine Thos Doct Vaughn Gabriel,
Willis Vim E2 Watkins Miss Z
WatknsT hos A Doct Wallace Joseph
Woodfn VIM Wright VIM
Wharton A Doct Warren Mrs Harriet
Warren P NJ Williams Josiah
White Gideon B Woodard Thos
| Whitfield VIM Wood Thos b
Yeales Miss Martha
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please say they are advertised.
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STATE SENATE,
Co We are suibyllzsd 10 announce Gen |.
Jesse Speisht. - candidate a. tae neNl
November si,ctou 10 rsp5essn, l.oNudes county
IN thr Stats Senate.
~ We are auhorzed 10 announce Capt
y. Ii. Starke, as a candidate tor SenN'o'
OF Lowudes County, al ,be ensuing Novem0,r
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