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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07


BY JOHN Vi. sPILLAIAN,
OaBfaia 81, mai door b he Planters Bank,
mae sFes o. W srILlmAN, sobsre
Gn@A aad SauTiag aoiH b dous
ssirdlm artaaaaid On fhs shor.
81 aolies
.nLD plated hfeaIdedWare can hy this new
NJ process Be hlsde Iaos Is wellas solid aoa
Or silper asa polished brass copper q Ger
man silser aflieles q 81 Iewelfy- oIalifcrms,
sizes and Shapes. can be made lcqs as Weias
waugh, gold or siven
Ahwofs doue aiil be saflauled 70 look web
aud 10 wear laas better flian iho Old mode
nfauiiduF elverng, IS aoae % such articles
Those wishing 4afk done would Do we'll q
cailond eSamlre article guided ana slRered
By tho ABOVE namedpuceess; sQme Of which
0ill always Be kept on mud ior INSPECTION.
ola Cod end Silver taken ii payment fer
work doneialso AZ baina money.
lnsIfuchons val be given On ne above
mode 81 guiding and aitsHng, and also he
process iospfepafing he chemicals onleason-
able terms.
Columbus Ma AUGUST 24ih, 1872 A.
SOUTHERN HARMONY
~ egA0. ~
a New supply olthe. above popular S ing
LAinq Books Just Received and for sale
PFIsTER &GOODWIN
Aug. 24th. 1913.
1.-THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDEs Ceu8rY, PRoBhrr CoURE AUeUsI
TERNA d, ISIS.
mo al persons interested in the real ests te
III Of Henry E. Cannon deceased, late Of
SAID coufiyi aud state Hiorsaid You are here.
by cited 70 appear before the Judge Of our SAID
pfobates Court, at term thereof 70 be holden
Tor saidcnnnlg on he inst Monday in October
next, 8 70, al the Court Hoase in the town Of
l Columbus then and there 10 show cause Il any
YOU can, why snorder should not be made "a
sell the following described lands belonging 4
The estate Of said Henry E. Cannon, dec aseC
according 10 the prayer Of the petition Of VII
liam X. Cannon and A. M. Cannon he execu
.Or and executFix Of the estate Of said deceas
ed 10 wit the south half the south wesl guar
ter, Of section twenly-six, and tho south bal
Of he south east quarter, Of section twenty
seven, also west halfaHd lbe south halfoi thI
oaalhuf Of suulh west qusriersoi section TWEEN
" seven, also, north east and asst halt OF noru
vest quarter Of section thirty four also, nor,l
vest quarter, Of section thirty five, al lying u
township number nineteen, North Orange SIX
teen Il Is iurlher ordered BY the Court tha
this citation be published in the Columbu
Democrat and Democratic Wing, two news
, pars published m TIE town Of Columbus, 70
six weeks successfully
Witness he Honorable Thomas Sampson
Judge Of probales Court for lowndes county
Mississippi, this The first Monday Of Angus
= A. d. 1913.
Issued from The minutes the 9Th day OF Al
: gust, 1919 Attest -
4 August u, ls4S-6w6 Clerk.
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AUCTION. GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERs OFFIC ],
No rs Royal 81 eyposiisfhs Msnsion Hous,,
.U0nELE, I'D.
TSHIS EsiseGshmonl 10 fan and suceezfu'
~ operation. has been opened expressly
with Q view Of hcihating al business, trans
action. existing betveea VENDORS, PUR-
CHASERS, Commercial aud Business men
generally. The following Is . synopsis On
par) Of the business attended 70 a this Office:
REAL ESTATE
Improved or unimproved, IN the city or coun.
try,1 NEGROES, HORSES, sc, received
and sold at AUCTION, or Private Sale as per
instructions.
N. b. Business appertainlng 70 an Auction
General Agency, and Commission Business,
VIII be promptly and correctly attended 10.
P. s. Il viii Be an invariablo, and undevl-
ating rule 70 adhere strictly 70 Instructions
pay over Immediately alter sales, the proceeds
arising from each aud every sale, on demand.
Er AN communications per mail, must be
PosT PAN.
NOTICE EXTRA Commodious and
every necessary arrangement has been made
for safe keeping and Boarding Negroes (roh
Q dislanoeO til sold or Otherwise disposed Of
A 50, for Stabhng Horses, d-c &c.
EVERErFE G. Co,
Auctioneers, Gen. Agts, and Com. Merchants
No rs, Royal St Mobile Ala.
REFERENCES
Messrs. J. A. Beard, q Co, II. r. Wood
g. Co., L. Kasson, J. p Philips. II. II. Marks
N. ORLEANS.
H. B. Holcombe, Cashier Of B. Bank,
&. T. D. Fisher. Sec. Mobile Georgia Co..
Hon J, B. Todd, Messrs. Styles & Coates,
4. G. Soul, g. II. Sears, F. Hal,
MOBILE. ALA
GENERAL NOTlCE--Persons visiting
Mobile, with Negroes, Horsbs, Live Stock, or
Produce--wll do wei to call at the Office OF
EYERETTE, g. Co,
N, B. The highest cash prices daily offered
ior Negroes.
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FnR CHANCELLnR.

We are uulinfiscd % announces HENRY
DICKIN8ON as a candidlie Or the ONCE Of
VEG Chan0slios Of MIssissippi, Al The ensuing
November otcu0n.
WE are authorised 10 aanoaues JOSH w.
CHALMERS asa candidate Tor the office
which he now holds Of Vice Chancellor Of Mis-
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

III = a + Vt MlCs9lDllL I Il
LoWNDEs County, PROBATE CoURr, AueUsT
Term, A. ID. 1913.
YHNO all persons interested in the real estate
H. Of Felix Wood,deceased late Of said couH-
~ and State aforesaid You are hereby cit
ed 10 appear before the Judge of our said Pro-
bates Court at a lerm thereof 10 be holden for
said county, on the first Monday IN October
next, lr43, at the Court House in the town
OF Columbus, then and there TO show cause
# any you can, why an order should not
be made TO sell the following described lands
belonging 10 the estate Of said Felix Wood,
decd, according TO the prayer Of the petition
.ol Looky Wood, adm'x, Of the estate Of said
deceased, tu vii The south east quarter,
section number thrty.iv south half north
cast quarter south east quarter, east halfscuth
west quarter, and south west quarter Of suuth
west quarter dissection thirty six, in township
number sixteen, south Of range number seven
ieen, weat and lota numbers five, eight, and
eleven, Of section one, north west quarter, OF
north east quarter dissection number wo, and
the cast half north west quarter, The cast half
north west quarter, the east halG south west
quarter, and west half south east quarter Of
section eleven and lot No. two, Of section
number tWelve.in lownship number seventeen,
south ofmnge number seventeen wesi, COM
monty called and known as the Ioil tract. Il
is iufihar ordered By The Court that this citaz
ion Be published IA The Columbus Democrat
and Democratic Wing, two newspapers pun-
ilshed d lhe town q Columbus Cor Six weeie
excessively
Witness tho Hnaafablo Thomas Sampson,
Judge q ffobales Court ior Lowndes county.
Aississipp5 this the irat Monday oiAngusI a,
D.I643
issued from lhs minutes the 9th day Of Au-
gust 1913. Attest.
WM. II. FULLER, CLERK. I
August u, lsl8-6w6 Prs. lee, > 1900
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WHY, indeed, should attempt 10 conceal
them, or any Of 10Y early speeches not coma n
ed IN he volume, even those which contain
opinion hsronl from those | nov entertain
What Is there about them that should repu-
date lheml Do theynot breathe loity seati-
menss and devoted attachment 70 the country,
and evincs foresight and frmnegs Were
they not applsuisd BY the ropublican party ct
The time And are they not nov tnloglEed
by YOU and other political opponents Why,
then, should I Be ashamed Of them q cast
them away because they contain opinions 70
several particulars Whehnows afer more Than
! quarter ofcenury, % not approve should
be ashamed TO Acknowledge that hage lived
70 improve, and have had The sense 70 zee and
the irnness 10 correct early errors Nos
am far from repudiating these ny more Yoafh-
FOL Efforts. They belong 70 he times and
grew out Of ardent feelings Of paffioiam TIE
danger which then thfeateaed he country va
from abroad. The overthrow 81 kapaleoa was
followed BY combination nffha erest sorer-
: eiens ofEuropa, ciled the Holy Alliance. lt
objects was hostile 10 popular 0oeefnmcnlE
and il threatened % turn iis posef ags.nsl
this continent ia order % suppress &c nee
States which had sprung oul q the ald span.
iuh possessions There YVES n knowing ihei
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P. T. HARRIS & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHkNTs,
Gt0I1LB, AKA
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COLUMBUS lNSTITUTE.

COLUMBUS INSTITUTE. i.
THE REV. SIMPSON SHEPHERD
~ VIII open a new permanent Seminarvon
Monday, the l4th instant, 10 tie basement 80.
~ Of the MeihodistE Church, for the Eduoa.
ton Of Young indies
The discipliae Of the Institute viii be hrm
bat strictly parental The memory viii be cul.
tivaled only subordinate 70 the higher faculty
ofreasod. The former u important tie latter
Is paramount. The moral feelings and senti.
menis viii receive doe regard, tbs moral and
inleleoiua nature should be expanded, invigo-
rated IN harmonious symetIioal proportions.
The health Of the young ladies' viii Be kept in
view, and their manners viii be watched with
an uhslumbsring yigilanee. ).
We make no inflated promises, we give no
references 70 great names, We contde IN tangi-
BE results. Wisdom Is justified Of her chill
dron Short pilhy lecturosIRill be given in order
10 explain, apply, and enforce the principle.
Attculionis respectfully solicited 70 The follow.
ing circumstance, which viii show satieiacto-
rly The liberal sentiments that are 10 govern
he Institute The text books which wiz BE-
used vara wfitton b. men 81 different denoins
inatpnsi Episcoys ans. PFesbyteriaIis, Baptists
and Converted Jew
lsr CLAss.-Aiphahetical lesson, Ortho.
graphy, Arithmelical tables, $40
JUNIOR CLAss--OuhogTaphy, Reading
and Writing, biography and Grammar,
Arithmetic and History, Natural The ;
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SENIOR Clash ghef rules Of Anih-
metic, Grecian and Roman Antiquities.
Heather Mythology, Composition, Al
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(when .pbiained) Astronomy, Waits
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Payleys Evidences Of Christianity, and
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MAGNETIC ELECTRO
GILDINGAND SILVER Plating
BY A. R. WOLFINGTON.
MdRRETST REET.


Ms'alie articles, a eperg description, Gilded
o. Siirsred 10 the most durable manner, and 70
any thickness required
SUrgicdland Dental Iusirnmsyts can now
be (ilded d Silvered without difficulty as the
use 81 heats entirely dispensed with,
Knives and Forks may be made to appear
IKE Gold or Silver requiring none ofthe lab
pr 70 clean them which is indispensable with
Siee and being also proof against the effect
ofiheacid when used ID eating fruit preserves
Sc.
GA Plated lFgre is rendered equal to New
-or, rather IS actually made tsio and
when wo out again, BY hard service, can be
repa'ed Az well Is ever
4il Afiiciescf Polish Brass, Dc, whichare
sod,aicuA 20 be kept bright, may Be now coa-
ied With God of silver ior q fife such AZ
Doc plales, Knobs, Lamps andeslicks,tgr.
rage and Harness Moanlings, Apohecaries,
Sc0lel AID Welehs Nc, d-e..
ALI WORK WARRANTED.
distinctions gwen on the above mode o.
Gliding & Silverng on reasonable terms.
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cHANCERY COURT OF
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.

A@AfAHf~ - - 80 stt@
Daniel IIarvie, Complainant,
l01 vs. Sept, Rules ls43
Thoaus Christian, Adm. Ct.
~ Defendants.
TTPON opening the matters Of this Bill
" aud It appearing that the Defendants
laulebUry Mauldin, Robert, Y. Montague and
Matthew BLAINE, are not inhabitants Of this
State, but resides beyond the limits thereof
so tia, The ordinary process Of this Court can
oot deserved upon lhem,It is therefore ordered
that unless sad defendants appear before the
Vice Chancellor at the Court House in the
iown Of Columbus ON tic
FirstAMonday in November next,
and plead answer CT demur, TO the Bill Of Com.
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
win be talion for confessed, as TO SAID Defend
ants, and such order or decree made thercin
as 10 his Honor the Vice Chancellor may eeem
equitable and just It is further ordered that
q Copy ofthis order be published in the "Dem-
ocratic Wing once week for two months
successfully
MAURICE MCCARTHY,
Evans q Cooke. sol. Clerk
Columbus, sept 1873,
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FACULTY

FhGULl l.
Rev. SIMPSON SHEPHERD,
MISS SHEPHERD,
MISS MARY A. SHEPHERD,
Mr.. RICHARD SHEPHERD, A. NJ.
Orthogr Apply, reading. and composition, will
be attended to hy the Senior class while 10 tho
Institute.
Columbus, August 10,h 1913.
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We ere auihouzcd 10 announes THOMAS
SAMPSON. Esq, as candidate Tor Judge Of
PIobats, Of L1wndas Coaniy Al The ensuing cleo
ton IN Nuvcmhor
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the Commissioners
i under the Treaty Of Dancing Rabbit Creek
adjourned at Yazoo Old Villare the % inst:
AID have opened an oaice 81 Hillsborough
SCOT, County MissQnd viii attend there IN per.
son on the first MONDAY N November next,to
resume the duties Of their Office.
A0g 3lsi, l64s.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

SNUFF.
> HUNDRED bottles Of AIakoaboy, Rappe
- and Scotch suud--a superiof article just
rec'd end for salfat
KEELER's cheap casa store.
Juac 9h, 1915
DOCTOR DAYTON,
rs prepared On ADDITION to bis duties as a
Physician and surae11 % perform III q
neat cicmfc aad dur1hla mannef an Che op-
I8 81 sgs S g 1aGa
Those nleresiel are invited 70 call avid
eyanns ii5 splendid collection q Prepium
lncQtfopllble peeIh. whieh Be w1l ipset 81
Reasonable lefnH witt plfos & GOO plate.
aud Il need Be With Afllefi1E Guns 81 ihe
same Incouupa6le Material J his work 4
no. done nMchs waYA l1aife perfect eilis
lclion, noAiine Wil be elafaed.
Oiice 90 MAN Street. door ffQn VIM
Hnddlesiun, AZ Cos stoec
Dec. 1872
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ron MAYOR OF COLUMBUS.


We are authorized 10 announce A. A. KIN
CANNON, as candidate 'or Mayor Of Coium
bus, a the ensuing November election.
WE ara authorised 10 anuuaee ISAAC M.
KNAPP IS oand date fof Mayor Of C.lan-
bus, a. The ensuing election IN November
We are authorized % announce Capt JOHN
CnCSOE asa Candidate ioF Meyer ofCoum
bls a. ne ensuing November election.
FOR TOWN CONSTABLE.
G- We are authorized 10 ann0uned Mai.
NJ. &. EGGLEsTDN as a candidate iol
Town Constable, al the ensuing election
WE are authorised = announce Captain
EgoBT. BlAH ELE az Candidate foi
TewH Constable, at the ensuing Election.
We are saihofize3 lo announce GEORGE
El. MCDANIEL a. a aaadidais GO Tow
Constable ai ihe ensuing November hlee''on
We srs anihnrizsd team noance EDMOND
I Bs FLO SKINS - s candidate ioI Polio
Cont " Dsuiei No 5 g 6 ensuing Move
bf election
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

lhslfuctons vail be given en- ne above
mode 81 guiding and silesHng, and also ihe
process loFpfepafing he chemicals On Ieason-
able terms.
Columbus Mis AUGUST 24ih, 1872 A.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

up. bntthis does BOT elIees The fact Of bis hag-
ne obtained an aceommodli ion
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

Total tahilitv. sig 200 90
FRAN KILN SMITH. Faauaiasing district at
Dfney, and auhor u lhe great ialfar e Car
roI SDenceol 3 aiimofe, borrowed 3V00O0
Liable IS endofsef. 8u01 OF
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07
FALL IN! FALL IN!

Those who want to join the conquering
army Of dem Icracy must fall into line at
once--we'er marching on TO victory, and
have no time 10 wait for straggerS No
parlyng, no barganing--no hlmbuggety
but fall in--now's the time, ana those
who have already taken their places in
our ranks, must be ever mind'u of heir
duty to their country and not tnN QUE
Th,se who have horetore acted With as
but fell disposed to dodg", squat, and hold
back, must OUTLET 60 the democratic
ski t,--"stand not on the order OF your
going, bu, go at once" GaI Signa1.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07
ga TEMPERANCE STORY"

Two young men, "wilh hummIng IN
their heads" retired late at night to their
room in a crowded inn; in which, as they
enter are revealed two beds; but the wind
extinguishing the light, they both, instead
of taking, as tn y supposed, bed apiece,
get back to back into one, which begins 10
sink under them and come round at ln'
teryals in manner very circumamblen'i
but quite imp possible of explanation. Pre-
sentiy one observed to the other:
Il say, Tom, somebody's in my bed
is there!' says the other; so there is in
mine, d-n him! lets kick 'em out!
The next remark was:
Tom, Pve kicked my man overheard
'Goud!' says his ieIlcw-toper; 'bettel
luck than /; my man has kicked me out
right on the floor!
Their 'reIitavo positions were not aP'
parent until next morning.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN.

We find the following excellent article
in the Offtring," edited by the Factory
Cir s of Lowell. 1t brelhcs the right
spirlt-every mother and daughter, father
and son, sholi read it.:
"From whence originated the idel. that
it was der gn.ory to a laGy's dignity, or
ii blot upon female character, TO laoor?--
and who was the first 10 say sneerlnly,
"Oh, she works Tor u living" Surely,
such ideas and expressions ought not IL
grow on republican soil. The time has
been when ladies Of the first rank were
accustomed to busy themselves in domes-
tic employment. Homer tells US OF prin.
cesses who used to draw water from the
spngs, and wash, with their onw hands
the finest of the linens Of their res, ective
families. The famous Lucrctia used 10 spun
in the midst OF her attendants; and the wife
Of Ulysses, alter the siege OF Troy, EN-.
phyed herself in weaving until her hus-
band returned to Ithaca.
And, in the latter times, the wife o.
George III, of England, has been repre,
scented as spending an evening in hem
ming pocket handkerchiois, while heI
daughter Mary Sat in the cornor darnine
stockings. Few American fortunes wi:
support a woman VIII, is above the calls o
her family, and man of sense, in choos
ing a companion 10 jog with through al
tho uphils of life, would sooner choose
one who had 10 work for a living, than one
who though it beneath her so soil her pet
ty white hands with manual labor, al
though she possessed her thousands. II
be able to earn ones living by laborns
with her own hands, should be reckonet
among female accomplishments, and
hope the time is not far distant, whe'
none OF my country women will be asham
ed TO have it known that they are bette
versed in usefulness than they are in mo
dern Accomplishments"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07
JOHN L. II. McCRACKAN,
EMANUEL B. HART.
JOHN HECKER,
Committee.
From the Augusta Me.) Age.
A FORGERY ENDORSED BY TIE
GLOBE,

A late number of the Washington Globe,
contains the following:
"A Confession The Augusta Age, a
Locofoco paper says:--"The Democratic
party is rotten, its leaders are corrupt, no
good is to be gained from longer adher-
ence to it, and unless it can be made to I'M
dergo some violent and radical change,
by breaking i, up and remodalllng it, the
country is better off under Federal do
mination," (meaning by the term "Feder-
ais the friends and upholders of the Con-
s,itution of the United States"
The above is the leading editorial arti-
Gle in the National IuteIligencer of this
morning--,he first line, and the two last
lines, (in parcntheses,) arc the words OF
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
n Will proceed to sell at the Court
House door of Madison county Mlssls-
sippi, in the town of Canton, for cash, on
Monday, the 18th day Of October, lS43,
the following Lots or parcels Of Land, to
satisfy the State and County lax due
thereon for the year ls42, according to
the law made and provided tor the recov,
ering of the Stale and County Tax, viz
The south half of Lot number two in
square number four in the town of Canton,
assessed as the property Of the Mississippi
Rail Road Company. Taxes due for 1912
SIS 80. - vonD
Tax Collector OF Madison county.
Aug. 18th, 1913.
Printers fee $ll. 4S-lO
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STRAYED.

.nR was stolen from the sub 'cribers
W stable on the night Of the ooh Of
September, dark bay horse, Of middle
size, shod before, his right eye marked with
a nick in the lid, and branded S. Nj. on
the left flank. ANY person who will ellh-
er return him TO the owner, Samuel Ma
son, Esq, near VickSburg, or give infor-
nation whereby he may be obtained, shall
receive suitable compensation.
s. nj. MONTGOMERY.
Oct. Z, lS43. 4-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

The fernando Phenlx, strong Cal
houn paper, denies the charge made
against Mr.. Calhoun, some time since
that he was in favor of 'direct taxation;'
& in order 10 s1bslantiate his denial, pub
fishes Mr.. CaIhnun's letter to Col. Il. c.
Nicholas, Of Louisiana, wherein Mr.. C.
declares himself in favor Of protestire
tariff on SNgar.-Natches Courier.
Now we ask the editor of the c, urier,
if he had read, previous 10 his writing the
above paragraph, the letter of Mr., Cal
houn to Col. Nicholas, of La9 We pre-
sumo not; therefore we put down his mis-
representation to ignoraace, not design
Brother Prewelt, read Mr.. Calhoun's let
ter and acknowledge your errer, or we
shall be compelled TO alter our opinion Of
YOU. Honor bright "-"Be just anc
fear not WoodrWe Republican.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07
p. R. a 8. POPE.

Staple Goods, Grocery& Produce Merchants
YAzoo CITY, Miss.
II EEP constantly on hand supply of
~ the above articles, bought exclu-
sveIy for cash. They also keep "a supply
of Bagging and Rope, and have good
Cotton Ware House on the rirer bank, and
will strict attention to receiving and for
warding Cotton or Goods at the r.sua
rates-are also prepared 10 make cash adj
vances on Cotton. a new article o.
Negro LinSeys on. nand, direct from the
Eastern FrctO.ies, which we deem equa
to the Kentucky goods, and at much lower
prices,
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SuDeriOr Court Of ChanCcry
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Octobpr RuIsS. A. ID. 1913.

OF HE SIAAC UT A'ASA3
October Rules, A. ID. lS43.
The President. Directors, & Co.
OF the Bank of the United States Compis
(273G) vs..
Owen Van Vacter, et al. Defts.
ETPON opening the matters of the Or
q ignaI and answered bills in this
cause, and it appearing that the defendant
Samuel II. Shelton, is not an inhabitani
of this state, but resides beyond the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process of
this Court cannot be served upon him. 1t
is therefore ordered that unless the SAID
defendant appear before the Chancellor at
the court room, in the town Of Jackson, on
the first Monday in December next ensu,
ing, and plead, answer or demur 10 sail II,
bills, the several allegations thereof Will
be taken for confessed, and such order or
decree made therein as the Chancellor
may deem equitable and just. And 1t is
further ordered that copy OF this order
be published in the Independent Demo-
crat once week for two months success
sively.
A. II. Handy, Complnts. Sol.
Oct. I, lSi3.-Prs fee SIS. 40
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

WE are authorized to announce 4. }.
BLALOCK, as a candidate for Assessor
of Taxes for Madison county, at the en-
suing election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

We are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM RILEY as candidate for the Of
flee of Probate Clerk of Madison county,
at the ensuing November election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07
f. CLARK,

Commission & Forwarding Merchant,
at he former stand Of ]. Burckett g. Co.
Leres Street, VicksbErg, Miss.
April Is, ls4S, SLIT
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

We are uuthoriz ID to announce JOHN
T. CAMERON as candidate for re-elec-
ton, TO the Office Of Probate Clerk of Mad
son county, at the ensuing November cleo
ZION.