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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
Oct. 18th 1s42.

EXECUTORS SALE of LANDS
n WILL offer for sale to the highest bid
Il der, as the property of the Estate OF Thorn.
as MCGEE deceased, on credit OF II months
at the following named times and places, the
following described parcels and Tracts of lands
To wit : at the Court House door IN the towr
and county of Pamela Miss, on Friday the
18th day of Nov. next, the south west quarter
of section FIVE, and north west quarter of sec
ton eighteen, in township ten of range five
west.
The north east quarter of section twelve
and south west quarter of section thirty five
in township nine of range six west.
At the Court House in Greensborough
Choctaw county Miss, on
Monday the 21st Of November,
The undivided interest of said estate, be.
ing one sixth part of the east half of the
south west quarter and west half of the south
east quarter of section twenty-six, east hal
of section thirty-four, and south west quarter
of section thirty -four, whole of section thirty.
five, west half of section thirty-six, and wesl
half of the north east quarter of section thir.
ty-six, township 10, range 9, East.
On Wednesday the 23rd day of Nov.
At the Court house door in StarkevilIe Oak.
tibbeha county Miss, the north half of fraction
al section thirty-five, in township twenty 81
range fifteen east.
The undivided interest Of said estate in the
Maghew tract ofiand, to wit one third of two
tenths Of the north west quarter south wesi
quarter west half of the'north east quarter, and
west half Of the south west quarter of section
one. the south west quarter of section three,
east half of north east quarter and east half oil
south east quarter of section three, east half oil
south east quarter of section four, north ha,f OF
section ten, west half north east dissection elev'
en- and east half of the north west quarter Of
section fourteen in township nineteen Of range
fifteen east.
ALSO
The undivided interest of said estate, being
one sixth part of fractional sections twenty
five and twenty six, and west half south west
quarter Of section thirty three, east halfsonth
east quarter section thirty -four, north half Of
section lhirty-six and east half of south east
quarter and west half of south west quarter Of
section thirty-six in township twenty FRANCE
fifteen east.
The east and west fractions Of section twen-
ty.eight, and east fraction Of section twenty
nine, in township seventeen uFrange SIX east.
On Friday the 25th day Of November
next; at the Court house door III The town Of
Columbus MISS the undivided interest of said
estate being one third of two tenths of Che
west half Of north west quatteF or lots two and
three inssectioR fiye.WI0le cfsactioh six north
west quarter and east half Of the north east
quarter oil section seven. and east halt south
east quarter section nine IN township nineteen
| Of range sixteen east.
Also
The undivided interest of said estate being
rne sixth part of fractional section thirty ane
Ifu number s1ne and twn IN fractional sector
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NOTICE.
EFHE sale of Drugs and Medicines

II &c. &c. heretofore carried on by N.Y.
self at the corner of Main and Market street,
in Columbus, Mississippi, under the name and
style oe E. a. SMITH, viii in future be con-
Quoted by the undersigned. The entire stock,
the books and accounts, and every thing con-
nected with The establishment are mine alone
Those holding just claims against the above
establishment, will present them for payment
to myself, and all those Indebted to It, are
cautioned against making payment to any 9TH
er. The old patrons of the holse and the pub
lie generally may rely on liberal terms, prompt
attention and the best articles the trade can
supply. The business will be continued with
out interruption in future under my individual
personal attention.
A. ". JONES.
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Sept. 1912.
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Held at Columbus.

Victor M. Randolph ,.
MIS-, g. w vs. :, a sepfen nse2, Ro's'
TT pom onenlnri the matters of TINS Bill.
u and it appearing that the defendant Or
sAmus L. Nash, 10 not an inhabitant OF this
State. but resides beyond the limits thereof.
so that the ordinary process OF this court ca
not be executed upon him, It IS therefore
dered, that unless said Defendant appear be-
fire the Vice Chancellor at the Court House
in the town Of Columbus. on the
First Monday in November next.
and plead. answer, or demur to said bill o.
complaint, the several allegations thereof vii
be as to said Defendant taken for confessed
and such order and decree made thereln' a.
the vice Chancellor may deem equitable and
inst: 1t is further ordered thai copy OF this
order he inserted in the IS Southern Argus, "
once week for two months suce esslvely. ),
MAURICE MCCARTHY, Cleri
!. Columbus, Miss. Sept 5. 1912,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

LOWNDES COUNTY.
Probate Court, November Trm, A. d. 1872.
I'm pursuance of an order granted to me by
Il the Probate Court CT lowndes county,
Mississippi, at the NovembF Term thereof,
l shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder, on
the Goth day Of January ne1t, l943. at the
Court House door in said tpwn Of Columbus,
the following described trtcts or parcels of
Land. to wit: Lots No. 5, { Z, 10 and III, sit
uated on the Military roadsand on the follow
ing piece of land: The Sodh East quarter of
Section 9, Township IS. Rtnge Is West, pro-
perty of the estate of VaElry Bee, decd.
the above property to besold on credit OF
twelve months, purchases giving bond and
approved security.
ALIcEC. McBEE,
administrators.
Issued, October Ia. 1s42
Attest: VIM. [ FULLER.
November IL, 1S42. Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
THE subscriber having qualified as Admin
4 istrator of Francis j. Sharp, deceased,
hereby gives notice to all persons having
claims against said estate to present the same
within the time prescribed by law, or this no.
tice will be plead in bar of their recovery, and
all persons indebted to said estate are hereby
requested to make payment.
JAMES NJ. SHARP, Adm.
of Francis J. Sharp's estate
Oct 10, 1912.
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NOTICI.

HAVING determined bsgo-to Mobile the
- easuing winter, for tie purpose Of doing
EemeraH FactOraS and Com
mission Guinness. Nbuld respectfully
soilclt ihs patronage of Ms friends and the
puohc generally; having beeIa planter myself
lor several years, have some knowledge d
.ne quality OF Cotton, and pledge myself to at
teno to all business entrusted tn me with fidel-
/ happ despatch. will be IN the CITY Of Mo-
| January, 1913, where will be
4 1z. lbfiends in my line.
Il November - = ONWARD,
NtY, Miss.
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.ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

p
nn Saturday 3lst day Of December SO
- - VIII sell o. public auction 1T the Corr
. l.ouse door m the county Of Lowndes and
W.T. Lots Number three, six. seven and
e.ght and one half Of lot number four IN aonare
no twenty-five north of Main street. = The
town OF Columbus. Also the south west o,,ar.
Ter OF section ten, Of township FIVE norfh in
range thirteen west, in the territory of Arkan-
sas' Oelng the effects of r. T. Hoskina. dnlv
usuiafeu bankrupt. 8. b. ALLEN.
NJ. Is Assignee.
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N 11l111a'scS Git@DtrkAe A#Ap Ga A1AN w l-s'.
- I'LL d q II II. OXEN rs an
the safsek psosteure and eleciua.
remedy Cor Coughs, Colds Consump iioDsi
fWhoopine Cough, Asi5mp. TiRhln6e of
the Lungs or Chest The piorrle
hha never kucgp an fns bern
W not give perfect saiisiac
Thousand boxes have been solM within Tim
last few months, restoring 10 hcnIth res.
sons in almost every stage Of consumb,iof
and those iaboting uader she NOS. X re-.
/ sing Colds and Couehs. Ths 1r ttf
check and dry up the couch. D. rrnf4. y
easy, promote expectofaiion. a,'ny an.
ticking otirfethtion, and remove lbe'1ro
innate ard exciting scnnsa8 They arn
made from d combination of ih1 ri6a van
uaSle expectofaht, or ecHeh medicine.
and are undoubtedly superior to any thing
IN use for those complaints. Hundreds
upon hundreds of certihcates hive been
offered of their wonderful virtues. from
those who have been saved from an mn
timely grave aud restored 20 perfect
health, by using them. Price as cents
per box, wilh1 full directions aa 1
. ~ For sale In Columbus DO ~
,is1 0tINaf'. % "A. N. JONES'
!. sl1sta irai lianALSO-.sh u,3bgaIl..ia
qHULL'S WORM LOZENGFS.
DROVEDSin more than 1900 eases to So
n lnfallibie-the only certain worm DESTROY.
ing medicine IN use and are The greatest dis
covery ever made for dispellinr the various
kinds of worms, that SO frequently and distress
singIy annoy both children and adults. Many
diseases arse from worms, and occasion long
and intense suffering and even death. witli6if
their ever being suspected; grown persons are
often afflicted with them. and are doctorea for
various complaints. without any benefit: when
one dose Of these Lozenges would speedily
cure them. They are an infalhble remedy.
and so pleasant TO the taste that children viii
take them as readily as common peppeTinfht
Lozenge.
READ TIE FOLLOWING LETTERS.
New York, Sent. IL. Is4l.
Dear Doctor According to your request,
we have used your Lozenges in several cases
of worms, and found them uniformly success
full. We have no difficulty in getting children
to take them, as they are perfectly pleasant.
We shall use them in our practice whenever
occasion offers, believing them to be the best
vermifuge medicine in use. We have also
used your Cough Lozenges very extensively,
and find them fully to answer the purpose you
recommend for. Respectfully. &c.
ZACHERIAH D. LANE. MD.
w. F. PLEASANT, M. d.
Mr.. FuEsom of Spring street N. York, cured
three of his children of worms by only one box.
Mr.. w. HopewcH, cast broadway gave them
to his child and they brought away the worms
by hundreds. ltr
Parents should always keep these LozeDges
in the house, for they are the best medicine
that can be administered to children afflicted
with worms. Children will take them as rea-
dily as the most delicious sugar candy.
Price 25 cents per oox, with foil directions.
For sale in Columbus by
A. y. JONES,
Columbus Miss. Nov.-2, 1912.
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s'ss' neral ,ss ASSEM-. y
fD,aas',eted. The oil
r s,s's into CongreSs-
s '.tsD and , remodel Ml
: ' ss;o to lay off the
s ',t9',,;;e,Il,-.-and the whole
3I'II ,,iIee,veutb; was also
iSb,s,s,oOk a wide range,
'D Jaw and the Dorr-lc
l' ehI'SI vas discussed as
;Ias' in Rhode Is, :,
a ~ the morning and
|. we're occupied with
ons n ~ district the
,S,sLAsD's bill in lieu
Y stormy deLate' par
' 4 between !. Mr.: !:
.'binston, Mr.. Polk OF
'BosIick, Mr.. Cope
|.,dooted, and the bill
n - reading, when the
b mill I o'clock, P.
N h session Mr.. Perkins
4 io,roduced another re-
|ororides that the Bank
all notes under
! oayment Of the inter
! ,ppod and sufficient Sc
that the Bank
~ for its notes Of FIVE
ier, until the first day
d. This bill, if passed
n effect, amount 10 a
,ecie payments. ne
Nd be that all the notes
oi;nation of five dollars
rawn from circulation,
supplied by notes OF
under. A measure
: the least, is of doubt
bill to appoint com
anime the State Bank
pssspd the House Of
BY a decided moioriIy,
took up the Bill TO lay
0 Congressional Dis
usual, a debate sprung
to amend
Iariy feeling was mani
afternoon, the bill I'M
. was rejected. when
cred as an amendment
hole bill, that prepar-
ng and Mr.. Campbell
which was adopted.
70 into the election Of
ras also adopted, and
repairing for the press,
D a STATE OF SloTIous
a motion to re-consid-
he bill laying off the
gresslonal Districts
ion being made to lay
able and adjourn until
notion to reconsider
Bill was ordered to be
emit to the Senate.
srnoon, the Senate re-
Ition TO elect Z. States
iritt party vote-Ayes
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TRUST SALE.

LLN = 4 AJ4A1AA1s =
nY virtue of Deed in Trust executed ny
Is Isaac Easterly to me as Trustee, which
-.;d need was duly Recorded in the County
s "a 0l[tibbeha and State If Mississippi. / shall
=, se TO sell at the Court House door IN
the the county aforesaids onthe 1919
=, .SirtI doy Of January a. d. 1843.
- he b;ohest bidder for cass the following
tr.e ~ r. parcels Of Land. 10 wig Lots number
two three. four and five, ofGactcnal sec
o ION th,ytv three in township twenty range
&C., e.e,a 80, containing Oil acres o. 50 much
.heroof Ts as NAV be Sufficient to SATISFY note
secured by said deed with interest apd %, eegtel
s ssle Such title as il vestedn me by qid deNd
will convey to the purchaser. tnpnt
Trustee. /
s.,,,,v;lls Miss. July 9Th 1912.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
p nR. A. c. DAYTON, has
- located in Columbus, and
will be happy to attend to any
business in his profession.
S~ His Office Cat presently is in
HuddiestoDs & Co.'S store--Residcnce on
Bridge street, next door TO that of DIR. John
H. Hand. Any calls left at either place will
receive prompt attention.
October, Doth 1912. I'm
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ALSU9 IF PhESSv ANOTHER
r IMPORTANT, VALUABLE,
AND n
CHEAP WORK,

In the course of publication, and viii be rea-
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UyANNER'S O1L---I have just received I
few barrels of Tanners Oil, which WI
be sold by the gallon Or barrel:
June 1, 1912. p. A. S.Nl Ill
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x BOXES Good Tennessee Tobacco. Of
- sale Cheap. by the box or less,
Nm. HUDDLE5TQN, a. Co.
Oct So.
a Fresh supply Of the BAL III Or GO
~ IBMBIAsSPHON SICK HEAD
ACHE 4EDIELNE, AND IA II LIMA
nfENT for Piles just reed, and ier sale 9y
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DIR. CHAMPIONS
VEG ETA BIZ
AGUE MEDICINE;
A safe and certain Cure for ChilLs aud
FeUers in all its complicated forms;
Also an eGectUai remedy for Fe-

Il safe and certain Cure for ChiLLS aud
FeUers in all its complicated forms;
Also an eGectuai remedy for Fe-
rcrS Of ,every description.
This medicine has been used by the
proprietor number of years, in extensive
practice, during which time he has treated
some thousands of cases OF Fevers and
from the success in this mode of practice,
he is confident it must and will be the pre-
valing practice in Fevcrs. Ii never fails
to cure the Chills aud Fever the first
day.
Bilious, Typhus, Nervous, Cohesive
and Winter Fevers, all yield 10 the use of
this medicine, and are cured by this sys-
item of practice; in short time, and with
much more certainty than any other sys'
tenn of practice that has ever been recon-
mended.
Letter from Mr.. Thomas Patton Tenn
DR.: CHAMpIoN=DEAR SIR.
This is 10 certify the virtue of your pills
@mt work hands 25 in number, former
y have been afflicted very much with tho
chills and fever-and your pills have
proved TO be an efectual temsdy for
the cure of that desease IN all cases. /
have not called the aid OF Physicians this
year--about six dollars have covered all
my expenses; for yonr pills and they have
affected an immediate cure in every
case that has appeared among us, my
frieuds in this part Of the county speak
very highly of these pills, and think they
have been much benefited by the use Of
them,and are very anxious that you should
let US have a good supply Of your medi-
cines IN this neighboFhood. WI
Bridgevile, Tenn. Dec. goth l94I-
THOMAS PATTON.
This is TO Certify that have used DR..
Champions Vegetable Ague Medicine in
my family for the last eighteen months
with the most happy effect. have used
the medicine in Chills and Fever, and
Bilious and Congestive Fever, and have
known il used in a great number Of cases
within the surrounding Country,and in the
many cases in which | have known L used
it has never failed in a single instance TO
perform cure; and l will say to those
that may be benefited by the use of the
medicine, that do think Dr. Champions
Ague Pills by far the best / have ever
known used in Fever.
ROBER HUGHES
ST. Clair Co. III. March I'd 1912.
Each box contains twenty-four pills
twelve of which are sufficient to cure any
ordinary case of chills and fever. A pam
phlet accompanying each box with full de
reclions, and ample certifc ate, of the eff.
cacy ofthis medicine.
Price 1925 per, box.
NJ, ZONES
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Agent for DR.. Champion.
Columbus Miss. Nov Sd 1912.
ALSO, DR.. CHAMPIONS

A Bilious, Anti Desperate Ft'Tgyl'g
and CattarHc F'tLLs, possessing Jour
iDspo+tanf combined properties for the
Cure Of diseases, carefully and correctly
cons5ined, one article to assist the eject
Of another for the benefit cf'the health Of
mankind. -
This medicine is recommended 10 the
atcn ton ofthose afflicted with Liver COM
plant, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Bilious habits,
costiveness, cholera morbus, rheumatism,
scorfula, foul stomach, depraved Appetite
worms, cordiaIgea, which, g known ~
sinking sensation at the pitof De stomach
Jaundice. headache and sick stomach, pei,
pitation Of the heart, diarrhea, nervous az
fecion,dysentary or Aux, heart burn, while
swelling and all those diseases a.iaing from
impure blood.
Numerous Certificates Cfth1 efficacy % tno
above mentioned can be seen az inc place
where they are sold.
For sale By ..
Al. 49,.
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WILLIAM ECKFORD.
Commission Merchant,
Mobile, .aECz.,
ETAVlNG determined TO transact Gen
Il IL eral Commission Business in the City
of Mobile, would solicit the patronage of my
friends and the public generally. All business
entrusted to my care shall be attended to with
promptness and fidelity. shall be in Mobile
by the first of January, or sooner if the river is
navigable.
Columbus, Miss Sept. 1912.
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ne Arrivals md Departures a.
Mails from The Post once : = !
COEIIMBIIS AiTgcr1crnn.

The Arrivals md Departures :
Mails from The Post ofrice =
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI
TIE EASTERN MAtL. arrives daily rxcept !,
Teusday. at 8 z. M. ~ g 8 -
CLOSES daily, except on Monday at Up. M.
SOUTHERN Man. arrives daiIv. excen, 81,
urday at 8 r. a.. = -
cLOsEs daily texcept Thnrsdays, at = p. M
NoRTHERls MAIL arrives SUNDAYS. Tens,,.. :
and Fridays att p. III. ' =
LOSES same days at II. M.
WESTERN OR PoHrornc MAR. arrives ~,
peu-days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6
c.osEs, Sundays, Teusdays and Thursdays, Al
\. AEON MAIL arrives on Mondays. and Thurs
days, at P. NJ. =
CLOSES on same days att Pm.
ELECTRA MAIL arrives on Tuesdays and Fri
days at P. NJ.
CLOSES on sundays and Wednesdays, at Up M
GREENsBoRo MI arrives on Sunday at II
A. NJ .s@ s. -.
CLOSES Wednesday at7P. M.
FAYETrE c.. I'll. Ala. arrives on Teusday at
IL A. Al
CLOSES same day l2A M
The Post Office will be open on SUNDAYS
from A. M. to 8 A. M.-and from IL p NJ.
TO 2 P. M.
JOSEPH BLAIR P. M
November 9Th 1912.
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motion to reconsider
Bill was ordered to be
sent to the Senate.
IIernoon, the Senate re-
luton 10 elect Z. States
strict party vote-Ayes
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Columbus. Nov. 10. 1910 ids.
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I2Ge # CohsmiiiiOner IN Bankruptcy for }
Okiy Cyuntn. Ifdv %. 1912 {

NOTICE to Creditors of the following persons, duly
declared Bankrpts by the District Court of the United
and prove their respective debts before me- at NV office
in TIL city Of Wheeling, the days mentioned:
when and where the Bankrupt named in each
Debts VS. John A 6 ctooke on the s,h and 9th
days of July next
Debts VS. William White, on the sth and stI,
days III uly next.
Debts vs.. Noah z Chaplins on she 5th and 9th
days Of July next.
Debts vs. Josiah W Chapline, on the 5,h e. 9th
days Of July next.
Debts VS. Morgan H Gregg, on the Iith and
18th days Of July next.
Debts vs Richard w Harding, on tho 18th and
18th days of July next.
Debts VS. Shadrach S Weldn, ON the 1 18th and
18th days Of July next.
Debts vs. Robert Higgins, on the iilh and 18th
days Of July next.
Debts VS. Jonathan McColloch, on the 18th and
10th days OF July next.
Debts VS.. David McColloch, on the Is,h and
18th days Of July next.
Debts VS. Andrew G Gerow. on the 10Th and
10Th days of July next.
Debts VS. William M Lose on the 18th g. 18th
days of July next.
Debts vs. Isaac Springer, on the 18th and 10th
days of July next.
Debts VS. John Reside on the l2th and 10th
days Of July next
Debts VS. Hamilton Boon on the 18th and 18th
days OF July next.
Debts vs. Abdial Met lure, on the 18Th and 10Th
days Of July next.
Debts VS. Charles Enseli, on the 18th and 10Th
days ofJuly next.
Debts VS. Willis s Conwel, on the 18th and
10Th days Of July hext.
Debts VS. James II Louderback, on she 18th
and 18th days cf July next.
Debts vs Alexander McCortney, on the i4th
and Goth days Of July next.
Debts VS. Michael Edwards jr. on the I4th and
goth days OF July next.
Debts VS. John Hull on the 18th and Goth DAYS
OF July neS,.
Debts VS. Ely Dorsey, on the i4th and Goth
days Of July next.
Debts VS. Redick Mckee, on the 18th and Goth
days of July next.
Debts VS. James II Moore on the 18th and Goth
days Of July next.
Debts VS. Joseph Junkin, on the 10Th and 18th
days of July next.
Debts VS. Joseph Junkih, jr, on the l 5th and
18th days Of July next.
Debts vs. David + Junkn, on the 18th and 18th
days of July next.
Debts VS. Jesse P Oldield, on the 18th and
18th days Of July next.
Each and any Of the above will be continued from
debts.
GEO. II. CARTER,
Commissioner &c. for Ohio Countu.
o-Bankrupts must be prepared to settle all fees, on
or before the last day OF hearing.
June 9