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w. W. & s. n. JIHESON.
WHOLESALE d. RETAIL Dealers IN HATS
AND CAPS

We"side Of Main street. Wheeling. To.
AVE on hand and constantly manufacture
ing general assortment sc superior Fu< and
SIR hats. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York and are now prepared
- supply TO order all sizes aud 81 =lii'es N the
Isssent or past style, "a may suit customers,
Black snd Drsb beav n and Castor, Plain
White Russia aud Napt Hats.
They also keep on h nd n assor m ent ofplaia
and fancy mems and "ovs fur and cloth caps
az oi winch they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms
All orders from country merchants End deal
ers promptly filled on the n os favorable term '.
heretofore received they sslci a share af pub
lie patronage which thew are determined to de-
serve oy prompt aftch ton, persona, application
TO BUSINESS and cheap aud favors Bile rates.
mar "
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V7EsTINGs. feee pH,efns bsauiifh web
" Woolea VffmfsFd Ca-tnere KesiiEgs Al@
aipsr Enriish taisd sadn Vesdna, heuef ihan aay
Won nm ronycniehdy end elseahere. cao be had
ifyou esli s,a'n at tort3l sELBY'S
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAP,TAr. R5O0OO0

IHlS company Icing new duly orgaaize
preFared To make insurance on every
critpion OfFire ard Marine Risks, such o. dV
ling Houses, Store ouses, d. With their
tents. Also, Steam BOats, Fiat Boats aod 81.
Boats with their cargCes, 90 oad from en-
on TIE Ohio md Mississippi rivers. or the 81
utaTy streams. Application fer Insurance
made for the present al the Office ofthe W
ing Savings ms titutiOp
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HARDWARE-The subscriber has lately
3 y receIved the following goods. which he has
reduced The price 10 suit lines.
Elliptic Springs. kianA's Axes
WIN Je~suP 4 Sons Cast Muse hoe aud other
SHEAR Steel, Anvils
Smilh'- Vires, Mill g. Co.'s Cu, Spus
Sheet BraSs Planes
Together with every variety ia the Hardware
and Cutlery line. SAM'L. NEEI.
ang 81
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I'D ONNETs- Handsome stock nf Braid
Bonnets.a md Velv o. ahd other materials ol
Bonncts. Aia. Vicfofia nannets or ehildfeu, car
he tourit rhesp W street "a sELnY's
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lust RECEIVED.
a GENERAL assortment of Drugs, Paints. and
IA Dye SIuffs, am"ngs: which are
10 CarbOys Oil Virrol.
do Aqua Forts
do Mnrn'ic Acid.
do SnphurIc Ether.
3 do Sris Nitro.
do Aqua Amm1nia.
5 Cases Gam Cupnl and shsllse.
few Chrome Greea and TsllJw.
Casks Erg Lamphlack.
bbls Spis Tnrpcniine.
Al OF which will be sold al Tho lovvsst n-ico by
sept IL JAMES BAKER.
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NEW LOOT Am SHOE EsTAB-

LISIMENT.
JOHN F.. WADE,
M ANUFACTURER OF Lnd,e-.' G-ntlemen's
w and Childrens Boots and Shoes. Main street,
doors souIh Of Virginia Hotel Wheeling. Va.
Keeps constantly hand assorImenl of The a'nve
articles, at Eastern prices. all made under his
inspection. and of the hest Phadelphis materials
june Is lS43-Iv
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have confidence in the representations made
By Martha Cqnlln, aud have full knowledge OF
her case. ELIJAH j PUkD1,
Alderman 10th Ward Of the city Of New York.
Dec a., 1872.
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know Martha Conlin, and believe what she
states IN this document 70 be periectly tfne,
JOHN POWER

place full confidence in the statement made
by Martha COnlini haW0g known her the past
twenty wears will cheerfully give any particulars
in relation 90 her case 70 those who may wish
further information. Sr ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roma0 Catholic Orphan Asylum
Prince street, New York dec "a, 1912.
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Martha Conliu has lived IN my family the last
years, aud hereby certify that the iOregOina
statslD n made By herself IL correct.
Mrk VARY LLOYD,
No eel BT0od 20 Newark N J.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25
THE DEMOCRATIC WHIGi

The prt sent condition Of the Loco Foco party
Of this STATE. presents a crisis in the affairs Of
the Wings, which If used with spirit and eners
gv. will result in their triumphant success. The
discord ard confusion, that prevail among the
Loco Focos, the 6efce aud angry feelings, which
have arisen in their ranks, and tho iealousies
and dissenlion, which have split them into fac
tons, together with the exposures which they
make OF their oRu proaieacy and corruption,
give assurance that lheii complete overthrow is
near al hand. Their corruption and abandon
msnl Of principle arc rapidly working their own
cure, and public sentiment IL again assuming a
sound and healthfal condition. Under ciTcum
stances 20 favorable, il becomes The imperative
duty oflhe, Wing party to speed TIE prog RES Ct
tbs political and moral revolution. 10 pros
lrate party 90 distracted BY their own dissen-
liona, and 50 degraded BY their osn Pfohigaey,
reouirea but a vigorous and determined effort
on the part Of the Whigs in exposing The enor-
mitY Of ihcir disRfacolul doctrines, and in taking
sdvantare Of their we akness and distraction.
One OF the most siIsciual methods Of dislFi-
butina political information au.onR The people,
and producing a concert Of action IN a party Is
b ne agency ola well conducted press.
The weight Of the Eastern and Northern por.
tion Of this State in iis political movements
makes Columbus one Of The most important
points IN Mississippi, for conducting Public
Journal, advocating the leading doctrines Of ths
Wing party.
IN view Of The cell elections IN this State
which Will Be bot TANNING exercise ior he
grand contest Of 1874, We have made prepara-
/ tons for he more extensive circulation Of our
ssnar; and we call upon our paiFona and ell wno
are friendly 10 The cause which we advocate, 70
lend their assistance aa Wings % d e promoiiou
Of our object Wilhout a more LIBERAL support
thsn we have ytl received f0m or party, Il i
impossible for us 10 continue Al ouf sole expense
he publication Of 3 paper, which has scarcely
reimbursed Us one cent Cor what We hays bad
The terms ofTHE DEMOCRATIC WIG
Four dollars per snnum, IN ADVANCE.
rive "a npaid Ia aiK months
sir a The end Of Inc year.
Three oapies year lor zen cellars - advance
Fivs comics 4 pear, Tor 6lleen dollars, "
No uapsr sill Be discontinued, un.esu a thl
tanion q Tie Proprietor, until ~ eTrssfags
shah have been paid uP.
IL. m. BROWNE,
Edii8r and Propiielol
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We are pleased to see that the apiHi Of ne
Wings seems io 81 roused il every direction
throughout our State. They are h1lding NEE
thugs n an the counties CT the purpose ofeen-
ding delegates % the Jackson Wing couven-
lion to Be bed On he 2ui Monday in June
rha resolutions adoplsd al ihcae meetings, are
Of the most spirited cllalacier, and breaiho The
feFvor 81 40. II ne wings can not get those
ofihe Democratic party who profess 70 Be bond
payers. @ assist the11 ID putting down Get
Of polilieal gamblers who have overwhelmed
10 state Wi,h Disgrace BY tier declines Of
Repa1alion, hey ere determined 70 go &
aione ard 10 theia shall be al the horror Of de-
feat or victory IN such a cause. TIE signs Of
ruin and defeat we already sec disiinciively ex-
hibiied 10 The present condition Of the Repudi-
aturs. Whilst they were sustained BY q large
majority at home and looked for counlenance
from their Loco Foc0 brethren abroad, they
were unm0ved BY the feelings Of shame and
proclaimed their Infamous doctrines with al
the emulation Of patriotic devotion. But as
10 individuaii whatever may be the handihood
Of bic character, can long bear the contempt
Of his associates, no people can long disregard
the unanimous disapprobaiion Of the civilized
WIN AAMNNN AAl AlAAt We NLN NA@A q NNAAr
ETY. Of hues in the compilations Of the Ropr-
diators, from the deep black Of universal Re
pudiation Of all public debts, down to the
slight shape OF the Conscientious constitutions
alist Many, who bad already classed them
selves with the former, are now anxious to be
considered Of the latter set. There are others
too, that voted for the fepudiating ticket at the
last election, who now wish 70 claim some
merit BY hypocHlieaily calling themselves bond
paying Democrats. We mention this as an eY-
idence ofthe change that Is taking place in that
party even admitting that many who call them
selves Bond paying Democrats are net sincere
IN their present professions; il shows that they
are ashamed Of the doctrines Of lhoir party and
their hypooricy il the highest compliment,
which they are capable Of paying, to the cor
rect and honorable course fthe Wings. We
do not mean to apply these remarks to all, who
are PrOiessedly bond paying democrats, for we
believe hat many are sincere ip their opposi-
ton 10 reputation and we are willing to give
them our support on this question.
Under these suspicious circumstances, whilst
our OPPOn ents are distracted by their own dis
SenliOns and weakened By the indecisiOn Of
many Ct their partisans, al that Is required to
en- ure success to our party, and to relieve US
forever from tbs oathsOmo gu siion, Is 10 act in
the approaching contest with concert and spirit.
Amidst the zeal, which we observe indicated
in every direction, we have seen no movement
among the Wings Of our neighbor Monroe.
Noxubee, Lowndes, Winston, and Oktibbsha
have held their meetings around her, bot We
have heard nothing from her yet.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25

useful some years hence ia aasisting
inquiries upon this important subject
and there is no good reason Why Ken
lucky physieious should not contribute
something upon the interesting subject
nf Racinnlinn.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25

TVHF subscriber undara Power d ilalney
from Josebh s. Wahlal Der un'eei
made - the i7lh day II July, 1871, ena y.
corded = ne Clak q probsles enc
Torndes county. i now Conducting the l|il.
Known a. WalihalPs Mil inlh name Of Der
PRINCIPAL ana has employed Thomas WALTON
and M Walthall % superniend 4. 4 = DOW
in = god repair, and order for use as p ever
vas, and every prospect Of continuing 81
Every attention vii Be paid % those vno
favor il with their cHatom faftlcnlag allen.
ton win be paid 10 tho manufacturing q
Flour. Il. y. WALIhhAAs
May %, Is43. Attorney.
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REDUCEp PRICE.

For approved paper 81 six months, o. al 2
per cent less iorcash. Wood Type, Printing
Ink, Presses, Cases. Galleys, Brass Rules,
Composing Sticks, Chases and other materials,
furnished At the lowest prices.
" Printers Of newspapers who publish this
advertisement three times before the LIST u
July, 1873. and send che Of the papers 70 the
Foundry vii be entitled 70 payment Of their
bil on buying three times the amount ofit.
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A DUEL.--Col. Thomas f. Robbins, and
VIM. A. Lake, Esq, had hostile meeting on
the 18th inst, at Vioksburg. They sughtwith
Yagers at 80 PAGES distant. Mr. Lake lost his
first Gre at the first shot, bis gun falling 10 90
off, Col Robbins fired but mis- ed his antago>
mist. At tho second FIRE Col Robbins was
,soaadss - rsi. 80 l.i= lsgs. l-lsa shs asspt-i
was SUSPENDED.
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TRUST SAFE.


" virtue ola deed 10 trust executed hy
I'D Seth PEBBLES, 70 me as trustee, bearing
date the Isl Of August, ls12, to secure The
payment Of certain promisory notes therein
specified; one Of which became due onsthe
first day Of March last; as trustee vii SELF At
public auction to The highest bidder for cash IN
the Court House in the town Of Columbus Al
the county Of Lowndes, State Of Mississippi ON
Monday the 10Th Of July 1643,
the following described land situated in tho
county Of Lowndes aforesaid, namely, the East
halfof the northwest quarter the northeast
quarter, the southeast quarter, and the soulh-
west quarter Of section nineteen, IN township
nineteen north, in Range seventeen East
The north west quarter Of section thirty, ia
township nineteen north, in Range seventeen
East; and the East half ofthe northwest quar-
ter Of section twenty. Eve in township nineteen
noftb, IN range sixteen East or 60 much there
Of as shall be sufficient to pay the promisory
note in said deed mentioned which became
due on the first day Of March 1913. Tho
above mentioned detd IN trust is recorded in
the Office fthe Clerk Of the Court Of Probates
Of Lownde in book 10 page 1862.
ADDERTON BOYKIN, trustee.
May llth, 1913
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NO1ICR-

nj SHALL be absent from this Stale some
a umeidurns my absence Mr. James II. Tur.
1ei o. Columbus, WI ect e my agent in Lown.
county. Missy
- DAVID LLOYD.
Columbus Miss. Nay 4ih, lsis.
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.IaNX IHANcNnN Lo1NI o. 4hA q
on NIssfwIHrn
Held AT COLUMBUS.
ia1ia haydtu. complainani,

.LINH4NN &NANNNNN MNUNI o. 4AA AAAAA
on MIssfHIFfn
Held AT COLUMBUS.
is1ie hayitu. Complainant,
~
John Hsia % o. a. Descendants.
Mayrarns, 1888.
TTPON epeniug ths MATTERS of his 81, an
~ iappssl|nf lol he eali.lsction q IS Hon
o. ne Fioa o1ancollof. that ,hs aelsnesn,s
Readaf 8 Bl0unl and Halllay R.asoa aro
DOT inhabaaaia of Tins State bul roaida beyond
The limits thaFeol 50 that he ordinary process
~ Ills coufg cannot Be executed upon them.
Il IS ordered that unless said defendants ap-
pear before TIE Vice Chancellor 90 he Court
roam n The ioUt Of Colnmbus on the
Isl Monday 10 November next,
and plead answer or demHr % the hill of com
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
viii Be as % sald defendants taken for confess
cd and such order or decree made therein as
70 the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
Il Is further ordered that copy ofthis order
be inserted IN the 'DCmocFaiic Wing news
paper published IN the town Of Columbus,
once a week for two months successfully.
a. MCCARTHY, elk.
Harris a HARRnoN, solicitors.
May 18Th, 1853.
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OHLHuh4kKs~-Died q "a fls1I,19s a
H. Ja. Byan. 90 lhs lsih inst Of small e..
Mr. JOHN h. BRANDON. sllsr short illnoss
which y bors with singular f5iiuds. leasiur
many friends cad relations % mourn be lrfss
psiiahh bss. Hs whosu death We nov froord
oaus re us Z lev yaafs aeo from ne comfy
g 81 b he Stats n Eorsh Carolina, where
- - ofhia relations reside almost en- oa.
ire sIi.ngsr. blessed viii yoalh, healih, and
nat gem ofeFeas value. good nams-by which
Be h.s Won he coBhdsnes Of he community 10
uhioh b lived. By ne miidasss and urbaniiY
ofhis manners. hs.on thsir respect. and b. he
Harm and seneruus impulues Of bic hoari thsif
hiehss, ugafd. and though he died dlsiant fem
ustgfth0so uniisd 10 him b kindred ties. they
may Be ussursd hat bic dying bsd vas surroan.
dsd By warm snd sympathiaing friends, n
whose memory Be YET liVoasnshfinsd. an sxsm-
piary pattern Of the noblest work ofCod--ah
honest man.-Communicaled.
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DRINTERS' AND BINDERS, WARE
il ROOMS,
Nos. 20 and 81 GOLD Street, New York.
April, 1913.
WnrrFn0 nnW WFH " d WFnTTFHWw

nv AAAAANA Ii AAAAbONhDH
Tho aHOE" PRINTING PRESS MA.
CHINE AND SAW MANUFACTORY,
in consequence Of the addition ofnew and im-
proved machinery to their work, and the rsduc-
ton in the cost Of material; and labor, are en-
abled greatly to reduce the prices Of their Pres
ses, and Of Printers and Binders materials gen
orally as will be seen by their newly printed
circular to which they beg leave to refer.
The establishment is still under the personal
superintendent Of RIG HARD NJ. HOE and
ROBERT HOE and they assure their friends
that notwithstanding the great reduction in
prices, all articles manufactured by this estab-
lishment shall retain the high reputation which
they have hitherto sustained, 1t viii also be
their constant eudeavOr 10 improve the quality
Of them in every particular. They hatter
themselves, also that their old friends viii not
only continue their hvors, but that Printers
generally will appreciate their endeavors to
furnish the very best articles at barely romu-
nerating prices.
Orders from any part Of the country for al
articles used by Printers or Binders including
Type, Ink, paper, dc, and on the best terms.
Jobbing work and repairing viii be done at
the lowest possible prices, with every atten-
ton and expedition.
~ B.-Iill slrtfolcs ruafuitoearrd - dIis es-
adjustment will be stamped r. HOE g. Go. 20
that pemons from abroad may not be imposed
upon with spurious articles, made in imitation
OF theirs.
" Primers ofnewspapers who publish this
advertisement, with this nete three times be-
fore the first Of July next, and send one Of
their papers TO as, win be entitled 10 payment
OF their bill on buying four times the amount.
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REDUCTION m TYPE.

hEDUUIIUN IN TYPE
n Ohm T. WHITE TEPE FoUEDEB, No
% IS God street. New York, third door
from Fulton street. has on hand an unuYaled
assortment Of Printing Types, Ornaments
Borders, Rules, &c. Of the best metal and casi
from original matrices. The reputation ofthis
Foundry IS wen known throughout the coun-
Try, and be l. determined to sell al The ioll0w-
mo
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DnTRIcr CHAUcEEY CoURT or THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
Fleming T. Colbert, Complainant
D6 Vs.
join Bartlett. et.al. Defendants.
May Term 1913.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill, and
~ itappeaung TO the satisfaction Of his Hon.
or the Vice Chancellor, that the defendants,
John Bartlett and Wilkerson T. CoWthorn
are not inhabitants Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, so that the ordinary
process Of the Court cannot be executed uDon
them. Il IL ordered that unless said delen-
dants appear before the Vice Chancellor al
the Court room in the town Of Columbus on
the
LIST Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur to the bin Of COM
plaint herein, the several allegations thereof
viii be as 10 said defendants taken for confess
ed and such order and decree made therein as
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be inserted in the democratic Wing" a
newspaper published in the town Of Columbus,
once a week for two months successfully.
NJ. MCCARTHY, elk.
II. L. gARHAeM, Solicitor.
May 18th, ls43.
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DIE D--In this place, a he Columbus
Hotel, on the 18th inst. AR. JOHN McIvER,
sgod rs years. Mr.. MeIvsr was a native Of
Tyrone iFeland--he cmigrated to the United
States about 8 years since. and for The last SIX
years has been q resident Of this city, and lie
vicinity. He vas STACKED some months since
while in Mobile, where he went for business
purposes, with pulmonary disease which Ter.
minated bis life. Through The whole Of his pro.
Iraeled illness, he displayed = calmness and
frmnsSs which is rarely met with-arraaged
biz worldly affairs with perfect eOmposuie, and
believing as hesxPressed himsslfthai God would
be mercilul to HIM, expired without q struggle
or gioan. Il may be a source Of satisfaction
to bis friends to know, that in his last sickness.
be received all the kind attentions which friends
could w.-Communicatcd.
GrcensbOrough, N. c. Patriot, and st. Louis
naDera ploase Dofico
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DISTRICT CHANoERH CouRr on THE SrATE
or MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Samuel D. Lauderdale, Complainant,
Hallock s. Bates, ct. al. Defendants,
May Term l643.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill and
~ it appearing TO the satisfaction Of his
Honor TIE Vice Chancellor, that the defend
ants Charles Hallock and Gilbert Bates ere not
inhabitants of this State, but reside beyond the
limits thereof so that the Ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be executed upon them.
Il is ordered that unless said defendants APP
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town Of Columbus on the
list Monday in November next,
and plead, answer or dempr % Tho hill Of com
giaiht hufuIi, us several allegations tnereoi
VIII be &c % said defendants taken i0F confess
ed, and such order or decree made therein as
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and just.
Il is further ordered that a copy Of this Or.
der be inserted in the anenooraiio Wing" a
published in the town Of Columbus,
once a week for two months successfully,
o.. MCCARTHY, elk.
Evans g. ToPP, Solicitors.
May 18th, 1913.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

r give notice that in obedience to the follow
i ing order viii adjourn the Court from The
lsl to The 2nd MONDAY. Of June ls4S.
A. X. McCLUNG,
Marshal Northern de. Miss.
To DE alazahal-ofthe Northern District Of
Mississippi
WTOU are hereby required to adjourn The
District Court Of the United Stat ss for
Northern District Of Mississippi, from the first
Monday in June A. ID. 1913. until the Sec
ond Monday in June A. D. lSiS.
Given under my hand and seal the 2nd day
Of May ls4S.
SLGHOLSON, LIS.
Judge United States District Court for Mis-
sisippi
fhe Holy springs'G Guard win please copy.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
State Of Mississippi, Lowndes County.
an the 26th day Of August 1913, | val
~ offer for sale at auction before the door
Of the Court House il the town Of Columbus
Miss, the following described land, for III tax
es for the year 1912, and all costs attending
the sale, which land was entered and assessed
as the property of. s. Evans.
Twin sell the interest Of said is. Evans and
Of all persons claiming under him.
The Northwest quarter, Of section eleven,
Township eighteen North, Range seventeen
East. Taxes due s. 46c.
LAWSON H. WILLEFOHD, T. e. l.. G..
Hay 1s;h, 1913.