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ARREST OF A MAIL RoBBER.

The indeialigable attention and devotion 10 the bu-
siness of his difficult bureau that dtinglises the
Post Master General and which has wrought perfect
order out of chaos, TO extend throughout al
most every branch of that service. We are sure no
iaehes are known to exist, to which the Postmaster
G eneta through some one or other 81 his cOnhdeD-
tal agents, does not instantly apply the corrective.
The persevering and scrutlnislng asslSuy OF Mctat
ton, The agent, whose headquarters aye at Columbus,
have made him terror to all evil-doers, by way Of
omission or commission, " no may be connected in
any manner Nth the Post Office Department, or who
may depredate upon any Of its various branches
And he has rival in the nevcr-ceasmg and constant
attention of the special agent for this region, G. IL.
Wickfe, Jr., whose services can only be apprecia
ted by those who acquainted will their extent
and the decision and prompiness with which they
are performed, He has recently fersted out mail
robber, in the Green River Country, in this State,
and brought him to the bar OF justice 7. Is. Clarke,
the Postmaster at Cherry Grove, Christian county
Ky, stole check for $50 from letter mailed at
Smithland, Ky, for New York. The case was tried
at Princeton Caldwell county, before Livingston Lind
say, Esq, United States Commissioner foI the above
county, and occupied the attention Of the court from
Monday until Friday evening last wheQ Clarke was
required to give bail in the of 81 800 for his APP
pearance before the United States District Court at
its next term We understand that Clarke is about
twenty two or three years of age, and was 10 have
been married in few weeks. His family and con-
nections said to be highly respectable.
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RICHARD KEY WATTS.
MAGISTRATE AND CONVEYANCE

Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and llth sr,,,-
sou'h side.
July 25-eod6t
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FLATTERY OF THE GLOBE.

We are at loss for terms in which TO express
satisfactorily to ourselves, our Of the obi
cations we are under to the Globe for ascribing
one Of The productions Of our humble pen 10 a
distinguished member Of the Cabinet. We
may well exclaim, with the representative OF
n coll Jarvie, "what would our good father the
Ba,llie have said TO see his son come 10 such
honor % We hope our readers will pardon Us
for end avoring to impart to them some Of the
pleasurable sensations which the compliment OF
The Globe has excited. We feel re.lnyigofated,
renewed-in facl, we are an inch taller.
Now that was so kind in you, Mr.. Blair, that
we will not allude TO the affair about the census
again for a week al least The very annuncia-
ton will bring US lots Of subscribers, and we
can afford % pay you that botlle Of wine. Since
your hand is in, will you not be so obligng as to
lay others Of our paintings at the doors of the
other members Of the Cabinet, IN succession
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p,aAer.-in the brig Justiaa, a. New York from

PiRAcY.-ln The brig Jusunh, al NO" A"~ ''
Port au Prince, came two seamcn who report iss'-
ing Norfolk ia the schooner New Citizen, Captain
Wood, bound for St Pierre, Martinique, Consigned
to The consul laden with naval stores that The sehoo
ner went TO Port Royal instead OF 81 Pierre ana 'he
plain sold half the cargo there but The CONSUL
hearing of her arrival at Port Royal, had the pro
ceeds Of the cargo stopped, and ordered her. wan 'he
balance Of the cargo, to ST. Tbomss, and thence 10
proceed home. Instead Of going home, the captain
got load fr Laguayra and Porto Cabelio, where he
obtained a charter from Mr.. Fisher to proceed TO
New York. lie proceeded on the voyage home, and
made the island OF St. Domingo declaring II 10 De
Porto Rico Got into the bay of Port au Prince, and
when of Jeremie the schooner sprung leak, and the
captain put into Sanceleno, small port on the coast
of ST. Domingo, where the vessel was condemned and
sold--lkewse the cargo. The captain claimed to be
the owner Of vessel aud cargo. The money was
about be paid into his hands when The crew, hear
ing of the proceeding, gave information leading to
the stoppage of the money in The hands Of the auho-
rites. The captain still claiming as owner, the men
arrived at Port au Prince in small coaster, and the
matter thus rests. The Of the consgnee OF the
cargo is not known.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

We think it not Inappropriate, while the
Globe and lis allies are engaged ia their unprIn-
cipled and reckless warfare upon the Admins
,aion, TO present 10 The public occasionally The
evidences Of The opinions Df The Democratic
press, and, we might say Of he People, of the
manner in which the public business is conduced
by the heads of The Departments and their va
rious subordinates under their direction. With
that view, we clip from the Kenluckian, an
able, dignifed Democratic Raper. printed al
Louisville, Ky, the following anics.
In vain may the Globe and It's allies rave to
destroy publ confidence in the putty and abb
lily of this A Administration. The People shall
be correctly informed Of the untripgand pairi-
otto devotion 10 the public service, which is
every where given by The Chief Magstrate and
those whom he has called around him.
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CHEAPEST MAGAL iN T. in the WORLD
BLACKWOOD'S
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
ANEW REPRINT.
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Of this most celebrated of the Magazines, at a
price which will insure it a very large circula-
lion. "Blackwood" has long stood at the
head of the periodical literature of the world.
and it continues to maintain that distinction,
without rival. Professor Wilson, its editor,
(old christopher North,'') is unrivalled as a
prose-writer and poet. and his contributors
are among the first living authors of Great
Britain.
/: will be issued in double number of the
New World, within "a hours after the arrival
of the English Steamer, and sent by the first
mails 10 subscribers in all parts Of the United
States and British America.
TERMs.-TWO DOLLARS per annum. for
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Any Postmaster, or other person. who will
obtain 10 subscribers, and remit SIS therefor,
shall have an extra copy. gratis. Subject to
newspaper postage only
Address WINCHESTER, Pub.
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NOTICE.

HAvIN q determined to go to Mobile the
IL ensuing winter, for the purpose Of doing
q General FactOrage and Conn
mission Bmsimesss would respectfully
solicit the patronage Of my friends aud the
public generally; having been a planter myself
FOR several years, have some knowledge Of
the quality Of Cotton, and pledge myself 10 at
tend To all business entrusted To me with fidel-
ity and despatch. will be in the city Ct Lilo.
bile, the Isl Of January, 1643, where will be
happy 20 attend to my friends in my line.
VIM. WOODWARD,
of Noxubee County, Miss.
Move nbe. IL, 1912.
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE. ~
NHlH Institution win be open for young
n ladies' on the 1st Monday in January 1913.
Young ladies' can accommodated with boar
ding.
ABRAM BTAER.
y. B. Lessons ii Mnsis win be given By
Professor PfateF.
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(yTHI'

MOTTO
E7llE sale Of Drug
4 &c. &c. here
self at the corner Of A
in { oluinbus, MissEsl
style 0: Z. A. SMITH
Quoted by The uDdeEg
The books and accounts
nected with he esiae
Those holding juslc
establishment, Wdl pa
to myself ard al lio1
cautioned against main
or. The old palronso
lie generally may rely %
attention and the bsI
supply. Thu busins' y.
out interruption in iHl''
personal attention
November 1874
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NEW REPUBLICATION
OF THE
EDINBURGH REVIEW,
CRITrOAM JOURMA E,o
Only O9se DOEsN1. a. gear.
Or


IS CENTS A SINGLE NUMBER.
With the January number. the regular re-.
publication of the Edinburgh Review has been
commenced, ana it will henceforth appear, d-
rectly after its receipt in this country, in hand.
some double extra numbers of the New World
newspaper. OF the history and high repute
of this great periodical, little need to be reIa-
ted to the reader, who, possesses the slightest
familiarity with the late author Of the i 9 h
century. It has Of late years owed its chief
attractions to the brilliant and powerful arti-
cies Of Lord Brougham and Thomas Babbinr-
ton Macauly but it has boasted contributors
from the pens of Walter Scott, Thomas Moore.
William w Wordsworth, DIR. PaIcy, Duyald Stew
art, and hest of other great authors. Their
successors in the review though interior in
reputation, are scarcely in learning and talent
for the most profound and eminent scholars IN
Great Britain are DOW employed to supply its
pages.
Its former editor, Lord Jeffreys, is now the
most distinguished Judge On the bench ofScot-
land. and II has recently been conducted by no
less parsonage than Col. Napier, author OF
tho History of the Penensnlar War.
TERMS -One Dollar rear, n adYance-Ev-
cry Postmaster or agent who win obtain Sub
scr.oers, shall receive sixth copy gratis.
MANCHESTER, aOAnns,.N.Y.
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4 REMOVED.

VmyEEE Snbsclihers have reuiostee .heiF Cio-
. thing Store Il the SOutll side o. the
Sheriffys Office. Market Street, where they
will sell thei. stock or CLOTHING, OF rean-
odd Prices, as they ara DESTROYS Of closing
business this season. 80,
NJ. q. Those indebted for last year arg &C.
spectfuIlyF cquested Cd ealland Settle
january 1e43g
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RDBfsON q COLLINS,
tbesr !, theis w holesale Drug ana Chemical
Warc Housed
aoEo. 81 .ssttoa.ess 9I.sst
nErW.EEysrads Cd STREET
pHfYADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA,

A GENERALASSORTMENFo OF drugs
IN Mediciu5<s, Chemicals, Paints, Ols, DyS
stuff, Glass, 80. Of Fresh and unadulterale ed
articles: Also, Anatomical Preparations ano
surgical Instruments, which they VIII sen %"
for Cash. or Country Produce, such 40 Cosao0'
Tobacco, Rice, Sugar, and Molasses'
All persons opening new accounts WIZ %
required to pay one half or two thirds CasI
with coed references, or the whole IN some %
the above named articles, for WHICH me n'gn-
est market price will be allowed. County
Merchants making their purchases in this city
for Cash. will d. wen TO call and examine our
Stock and Prices. c,,.s
N. 8. Any orders sent to US win be filed
aud forwarded with az little delay as possibtes
and at such prices as win give satisfaction.
Particular care paid in putting up Doctors
orders.
Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 1912.
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) DRY GOODS.

GOOD assortment Of Linens from 4 BIZ
- and half upR ards. Brown. white and
late cotton Hose. from two bits upwards.
Brown linen Table covers, Kentucky Jeans,
Ginghanls, 60. &c. For sale at
keeleE,s cheap cash Store.
March 9th, 1913.
ADVANCES ON COTTON.
1NHE Undersigned win make lberal adsan.
ces ON eottoh consigned 20 his friends II
NoW York, Boston, New Orleans, Havre and
A1ebrpu0l-@iree Of commissions for Yecaiviuo
aEd forwarding IL Mobils,
-. rs. HEIRS.
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DISTRICT CHANcERY COURT OF THE STATE
@ OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Zachariah Ryan
James Gates ct. al.
tt Upon opening the matters of this bill
u and it appearing that the defendant
James Gates is not an inhabitant Of this
State but resides.beyond the limits there
of so that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed upon him it is
therefore ordered that unless said delen.
dant appear before the Vice Chancellor
at the Court room in the town Of CoIum.
bus on the
First Monday IN May merit,
ard Plead, answer or demur 10 the bill of
complaint herein, the several allegations
Hereof will be as TO said defendant taken
for confessed and such order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and just.
Il is further ordered thar copy of this
order be inserted ia the Democratic Wing
once week for two months successfully.
M. MCCARTHY, clerk.
Columbus Dec. Slh 1912.
DOCTOR DAYTON,
rs prepared Tin ADDITION to his duties as
= Physician and Surgcon) to perform in a
neat, scientific and durable manner, all the op-
e:ationS of
ID ss 50 e Us 1 Rgs
Those interested, are invited to call and
examine lis splendid collection of Premium
incorruptible Teeth, which he VIII insert on
reasonable terms. with piyots Or gold plate.
and if need be with Arfifci Gums OF the
same Incorruptible Material If his work is
not done in such way as to give perfect salts
faction, nothing will be Charged.
Office on Main Street, 2 doors from VIM.
Huddieston, & Cos Store.
Dec. 1912.
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Wv. 4RBga
RX vrius
cfNoysmber An,
add Mary NJ Bsf..
and STATE q IT,
@ .isa q certain er
S 81, which ss5
s ,.s1 y The oHcs
qooeha Couhiv
shah proceed a
noese door M
!, Fourik No.so...'
he following s. y44ag
IN OS,kltbbshs cs,s.
! All: Inc south e,.I
tnn in towaS
s snaI EN- thirieen eaa.
dLlW uffw nan- $3.50
s between the huar- "
ute conveyed d
me az trustee.
NOv.21 leS5s
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aALMOF coLUAA3iAs FOR TIE tiAl, y
- - rop Il Il IlinR out. oF restore u On bald
So. and ON children m6h6 a stUw Eapidya e On
-. - have icss;ths hair from any caasA
Art. vERMTN fhaa in1sat tAe hoadD o6ehhoEsn
q. .c1eoln ugs unsssnasa - killed b. isat ene,e--
M. ., .. ..ai.. 4 >tGsaN1zes1 o
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3D. SO W sp 81 S. R M So
TRUSTEES SAFE.

by virtue of deed in trust. execu.
- ted on the 18th day Of November
lS4l, to me as trustee, by Samuel Davis
to secure the payment 10 John Overall az
tour promlsory notes Of rlIat da:e: winch
have been transferred: will expose to
sale, at public auction, to the highest bid.
der for cash at the door OF the Count house
IN the town Of Coauulbus7in the county az
Lowndes, and State of Mississiopi, an
wednesday the goth day Of July next be
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock,A. M. aod
q O'Clock P. M. the following described
pieces or parcels af land with the i'm
provements thereon, situated, living. ana
being 10 the town Of Columbus aforesaid.
ana known and described in the plan Of
said town as being the lots No. 9 and q
IN square No. eleven, south of Main stree.
Such title only as IS vested in The trl,s.
tees VIII De conveyedio the purchaser.
John D.eMONTGOMERY.
Jan. 26th. Is4s.-om. PC s25. -
LANA Books Of an sizes, Feels CAP and
Letter paper &c. For en1a ne
KEEL Frs cheap casi SfuFs.
columbus. March 9th, 1898.
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NOTICE.

Jan. 26th, Is43.
~ TIME new and substan-
tiaIsteamer EGUO1"-
%FTfS&z7P. ffe, p. CARROLL mas
GE - Ter, win ply as regular
trader between Westport and Mobile. the en-
suing season.
The Boat is well suited to this trade, and no
further recommendation is necessary than to
saw she is to be commanded by Capt. Carroll.
Columbus Miss. Dec. LIST, 1912.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.
DERSON5 giving me a call to purchase
III groceries or western produce 0iquors ex-
cepted)S.aple Dry Goods, boots, shoes, hats,
saddlery. hardware, cutlery. crockery, &c. &c.
NAV expect to get as good bargains as they
can get by sending to Mobile, as have Agents
at different points buying various kinds of
goods foS cash, whenever good bargains can
be had. Alabama money viii be taken at par,
or cotton win be received at the Market price
IN payment for the same.
J. L. CLARK.
March 18th. 1913.
MACKERAL.
nIRECT from Boston new and choice
- article, for sale low by
J.L CLARK.
Marcn 18th, ls43.
SADDLERY.
PURCHASED at the M9nufdctory prices
for sale much lower than the usual price.
i'll. CLARK.
March 10Th, 1s43.
MICRO Kearseys and Blankets just recei-
IN we'd and for sale by
J.LCLARK.
March 10th, 1s43.
SUGAR.
a HHDS. Sugar for sale by the HID. at
| - 4 and 6 3 cents per pound, warran-
ted good, for sale by
ILL CLARK
March 10Th 1913.
SCNDRlES
EUST received by the Lalla Rookh, Sperm
q candles, tea, raisins, texan pecan., cast
steel axes, lowell cottons, bleached and brown
domestics, calicoes, ginghams, Jeans. broad
cloths, cass;mers, and many other articles to
be sold on good terms by
March Is, 1913.
WEDDING hoes, garden raker, horse
w collars, trace and halter chains, plough
lines &c. For sale by J. L. CLARK.
March Is, 1912.
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JOHN S. RHEA.

JOHN s. RHEA,
Commission Merchant,
Mobile, Alabama
ReFeFe
GEN. J. w. GARTH, Decatur, Ala.
CEN. B. M. Lowe, HuntsrilI', e
Coz. BENZ. SRERRoD, CORTLAND, !"
G. T. BARTON BRo. TIscWmbiG, IS
DR. HENRY w. RHODES, Tuscaloosa, "
A. r. BARCLAY, ESQ.,, TdILadega, ala.
NJ. G. HoUsToN, ESQ.,, Livingston, -
MAI. B. M. BRADFORD, POntOtOe, Miss.
OIL. EZRA WEBB, NelO Orleans.
MCMAHON, TRoTTER & PEARsALL,
Dr.. JAMES PERRINE, Mobile.
CHARLES McLARAN, Esq, Columbus, Mi.
Oct. /, 1912.
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FARMING AND GARDENING.

INEE following works (among many others
u on hand on the same subjects) are lately
received for sale by F. TAYLOR, many OF
them imported direct from London:
Sproule's Agriculture, vol. London, lSi3.
iouatt on the Horse, vol. London, lS43
Balnbrldges Guide to the Conservatory Hot
house and Greenhouse. vol London, 1912
Bevan on the Honey Bee, 1 vol ls43.
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
both English and American on this subject.
Squarreys Agricultural Chemistry; also I.iebig'.
JOhnson's, Sir Humphrey Davy's and others.
Hogg on the Carnation; hain on Domestic Poul.
try
Johnson on Msnures and Fertilizers
Donaldson on Nauures, on Grasses and on Farm
ing generally.
Muhlenburg on Grasses; Yaux on Tlling and
Fertilizing Land.
Cattle, their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
by the British Society.
Calcareous Manures, by Edward Rufin, of Viz
gnia.
American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust
Sorain's Practical Husbandry; Jesse Buel's Far
mef's Companion.
British Husbsndy, vol. published by the British
Society.
The Complete Frazier vol octave, London.
Outlines OF Flemish Husbandry and Reports Of
Select Farms, vol. London,
Hayward's Horticulture the Fruit, Flower, and
Kitchen Garden, by z. Neil.
Practical Gardener and Modern Horticultural.
by Mcintosh.
Botanical Text Book by Asa Gray, vol New
York, 1912 and numerous other valuable works on
iusband 10 all its various branches list to be con-
tnued.
Loudon's Encyclopedia Of Gardening and Agri-
culture, for sale al 80 80 each few copies only The
usual price being SIS. june
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BRITISH DRAMATIC WRITER'S, beautiful

british DRAMATIC WRITER'S, beautiful
ID and cheap editions, Just imported from London,
by F. TAYLOR.-Compete works of Ben Johnson,
edited by Barry Cornwall, vol large octave, IS so I;
complete works Of Beaumont and Fletcher edited by
George barley vols. large octave, 81 complete
works of Massnger and Ford, edited by Hartley
Coleridge, vol large octave S. 5O complete works
of Wycherley, Congrsve, Vanbrugh, and Farquhar,
edited by Leigh Hunt, the four complete in one vol,
large octave, s. so Shakespeare, edited by l homas
Campbell, large octave, IS so
The above are beautifully printed and embellished
with portraits, &c, &c. and enriched with Notes,
Criticisms, Int reductions Biographies, Reviews Sc,
&c, Of each author by the able Editors named above
and constitute by far the best series of the English
dramatic writers that has yet appeared. For sale by
the set or single volume very few copies only i'm
ported
Also, Charles Lambs Selections from the early
dramatic Poets If Great Britain, vols London, S4
may 80
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UPHOLSTERING.
II O THE LADIE S

nAVlD A. BAIRD, UPHOLsrERER IN GesERAL,
- oegs leave respectfully 10 inform the citizens of
Washington, and vicinity that he has arrived in this
Ciiy from New York, where he has been engaged for
number of years in several Of the most extensive
and fashionable establishments aud is now prepared
TO execute all kinds of Upholstery work viz Paper
Hanging Cutting and Making Bed and Window Cur
tairs, cutting and making Carpets, fitting aud putting
down Oh Cloth, Mating &C., and resulting and re-
covering Sofas, Chairs, SC. Sc.
Orders left at the Cabinet Warerooms of MIR. VIM.
Mel Grips, lth street, Pennsy vania avenue,
VIII be thankfully received and punctually attended
TO-
Washington City, June I'd, IS43. june 2-tf
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NOTICE
OF REDEMPTION OF TREASURY NOTES.
TRrAsUnr DEPARTMENT, April %, 1913

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 26, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that this Department "a
ready TO redeem all the Treasury notes Of the United
States heretofore issued bearing date on, on any
day before, the first day July eighteen bundled aud
forty two, aud which have become dae or shall be-
come due, before, on, the thirtleth day Of June
eighteen hundred and forty three and that accor-
ding TO the provisions Of different acts of Congress
interest upon all the herein described will cease
on the thirtieth day of June next
Any notes that may be offered under this notice at
the Depositores of the United States in the City Of
New York, or at the city Of Washington, or at the
Treasury, will be redeemed in money and not other
wise. j. C. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
april 29-tf
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LNLLIOT'S AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC CODE
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The American Diplomatic Code, embracing col
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Ornaments, Printing Ink Of all qualities and coors
Smith, Washington, and Poeer Presses Cases
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