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A CARD.

TIME Subscri, ers beg TO announce that
j the Proprietor of the DEPOT OF
FRENCH MECHANICAL, or CARCEL
LAMPS, at New York, Philadelphia, and
Boston, has confded TO us the Agency for
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MOSES G. LEONARD, Commi,,e.
HENRY f.. DAVIES,

The following are the prices asked for the erclusire
right to the "Nassau Principle" of Water-proving
in the different States. Proper proportion will be
made for any city, town, county or district.
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WILLIAM L.. AUSTIN,
1T TORN Ely A Il l. A w
PITTsBuRGH, PA.

Cord-WA. Z. husTIs, Esq, will give his sttcn'
tion To- my unfinished business; and ! recommend
him To tie patronage Of my friends
WALTER FORWARD.
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ARMY REGISTER

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BOND PAYING CANDIDATES
For REPRESENTATIVES,.

We are authorised 70 announce JOHN M.
BARKSDALE as q candidate for Repr0sen-
iativo Of Lowndes County, at the ensuing cleo
ton in November.
We are authorised 10 announce SCOTT
THOMPSON az 4 candidate for Represen,
tativo Of Luwndes County, at tho ensuing cleo
ton IN November.
Wears authorised 10 announce Or. BAY
LESS EARL as a candidate for represent
alive Of Lowndes County.
We arc authorised to announce JOHN J..
w. PAYNE as Candidate for Represents
tive ofLowndes County, at the ensuing Election
in November.
weare authorised to announce AUGUS>
TUB ROHEY a. a candidate for Repro EN-,
lativo Of Lowndes County at tho ensuing No
vombor Elections.
We are suthnFizod 70 announce Mai. JOHN
L. ALLEN as a candidate for Representative
Of Lowndcs county, a. tho ensuing November
election.
We are authorized 10 announce ROBT. X.
STACY, as a candidate for Constable Of Beat
No. 2 at the ensuing November Elections.
We arc authorised 10 announce Nj T..
GOODWIN as a candidate for Justice oftho
Peace for Beat No. Of Lowndes County, at the
ensuing November Elections.
We are Authorized to announce JOHN N.
SPEARS as a cand date for Justice Of the
Pc acc for Beat No. Of Lowndes County, al the
ensuing November Elections.
B. Galley hereby respectfully offers him.
self as candidate for the Office Of Justice o
he Peace, for Beat No. 2.
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ADDREss
OF
HENRY DICKINSON,
A CANDIDATE FOR TIFF OFFICE OF

A CANDIDATE FOR THF OFFICE OF
VICE CHANCELLOR OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI
To tho Voters Of Lowudes, Oeiibbsha, Noxusce
Winston. Kempor. Chiekssaw, PoniOioe,
Tippah, Tmhomingo, Itwambu, Monroe,
Lafayette, Marshall, Dosoto, Tuniea. Goa
bona, Ponolo, Carroll, TalIahatehic .Choe-
taw, Holmes and Neshoba.
FELLOW CITIZENS.-I am q candidate
for Vice Chancellor, and il would be gratifying
to my feeling to become personally acquainted
with al Ofyou, but believing it impossible to do
SO before the elections in November next, have
adopted this method Ofunnouneing my nams
70 the public, and Of making myself more oxtsn>
sivoly known among The voters ofthe District.
have resided in The town Of Columbus for
The last ten years. where l have been engaged
in The practice Of Law and for information, in
regard to my qualifications to discharge the Im-
portanl aud interesting duties Of Vice Chan.
oellor,I would respectfully refer you to the mem-
bers Of the Bar, and other gentlemen in the
District with whom I an personally acquainted.
Respectfully,
HENRY DICKINSON.
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THE GRAVES pAMPHLET.

Richard s. Graves, who has rendered him
self 90 notorious in the history Of Reputation
in this State, has addressed pamphlet Of %
pages 10 the citizens Of Mississippi; the object
Of which is to convict Tucker, Freeman, and
Mathews of being advisers and participators
with himself in the illegal use Of the threeand
two per cent. funds, and Of ialsehood in deny
ing their knowledge Of his possession Of those
funds previously TO the information being com.
municalod to Tucker, by Jacob Thompson,
Esq,
He charges upon those brother regulators
together with Gwinn and McNutt without
mercy.
Another object which he has in view, is to
prove that he has been more sinned against
than shining, and that he has fallen victim
to the unprincipled Vaccinations ofhis fellow
officers at Jackson. heproposes to return tc
the State and settle honestly, if by Legislative
enactment, he shall be protected from arrest
The number Of the pamphlets, which be has
sent on, is immense; he has directed some IL
every post Office in the State. He has not con,
fined himself to this Stale in diausing them
tias aaiihr ~ tho Huntsville Journal mentions
that several have been sent 70 him.
They are read with great audity BY the
people, and no doubt Is entertained Of THEN
authenticity. They come by the Eastern mai
from Charleston, and the stage coaches arc
loaded down with them. Tucker and Freeman
win wish Graves and bic pamphlet at the de-
vii.
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T0TnE' CITIZENS Oh


~ ~" ~ ~ ~ = 49, p - = n y
sTON, NONUBlyE, AEMPER AND
NFsHOBA COUNTIES.
I somsiims since anncnneed myself 10 you a.
q candidate ior he olBos Of Clork oiihs DE
trisi Chancory Court ofihe Stats OfMissiasiPpi
70 Be hold a Colambus.
The extent Of he District l. such, as % pre-.
cluds the FEASIBILITY q ssoing you Individually
before tie election. and huvo adopted lhis me-
ihod Of presenting ny claims 70 these with
whom uisy not have The pleasure ora person
uliuisrviow. Wheu his Court vas instituted
about throe years since, upon an investigation
Of my qualifications, was appointed Clerk By
Chancellor Bueknsr though there we're several
other applicants ioT the same Office and aileF
holding !, sor one year, vas reaPPoinisd BY
Vice Chancellor Chalmers.
Al The called session Of the Legislature in Ju.
y lasi.a law was passed requiring that the Office
should b filed BY election,
In regard o my qualifications viii only
say that have the experiences Of several years
in the Office, and have given Is I am assured;
very general satisfaction.
For any information you may desire On this
point, ehseriully refer you to all who have had
business in the Court at Columbus, and to suit.
ors, altoruies, and others eohversanl with the
affairs Of the Office
The fees arising from the business Of The Of.
Gee have hitherto been bot little more than suf
feisnt to deiuy expenses, andIhe Office though
one Of great importance, is yet far from being
lucrative siill desire il not as source Of
profit, but as means Of Subsistence for myself
and those who are dopOndant on my efforts I
feel fully competent TO the discharge Of the dn-
ties Ofthe Office If did not know that was
fully qualified for this service, certainly
should not ask tho Office at your hands.
Should you, fellow citizens, continue me in
Office, shah earnestly eadeavor TO discharge
iis duties Puneiuully and faithfully, as have
hitherto attempted to do,and BY my oonduoLwill
strive TO mori, your appreciation, and justify
your choice.
MAURICE MCCARTHY.
Columbus, Oct IA, 1912.
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WAVERLY HOUSE.
MOBILE ALA.

TVHE undersigned, long known o. the pro-
u prietor Of the Ia Grange House Tusca-
loosa, VIII open the WaveTly House. Mobile,
lately occupied BY Earle s. Bondurant-on the
first Of October neyi, Cor the reception Of CON-
pany. The Waverly i undergoing thorough
loft Of boardefs. Particular attention will be
paid to families Mn. Paitison viii direct her
best efforts and long experience 10 make Their
situatiOn agreeable.
As to the Table and general aocommoda.
tons, they win be such hs to merit, what IL
hereby solicited, liberal share Of patronage
for the Wayery.
CHAs. s. PATTIsON.
Sept 1871 pr 10
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

n lney's Geography g. Atlas-Smiths do
| tKifkhatns Grammar-C olb0urns Algebra,
Colburns Arithmetic, New National
Spelling books, WebsteES Elementary do
Anthons Caesar, Ath0ns Cicero, Primers
Table books, Hales History Of the United
States
Cabs Juvenile Readers No. I NO. 9 and
No. 3 Copy Books DC
Al KEEhERs Cheap Cash Store.
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ABEaDERN, October, G, 1s43
R. H. Browne, ESQ.

X. II. Browne, Esq.
On Tuesday last, j. S. Yerger,
Esq, Of Vicksburg, addressed the peo-
pie Of this place and vicinity, 1pon
the important question Of paying, or
repudiaiing the Siare bonds, sold for
The Mississippi Union Bank. He
Showed clearly thar the original charter
OF the bank was passed according to
the acquisitions Of the constitution, 10
oil things; and this fact was conceded
to by both the leading regulators
themselves. And, (as is the facp thai
no act in relation TO the Union bank
has ever been passed pledging the
faith Of the State Tor a loan Of money,
but the flth section Of the original
charter. In relation to the supplement
he clearly demonstrated that the FIRST
section did not pledge the faith Of the
Safe Tor the payment or loan Of mo-
ney, but only authorized and required
the governor to subscribe for Eve mil
lions Of stock in the Union Bank. And
to pay for stock thus subscribed, for,
by the State out Of the Si6, 500, 900,
authorized and required to be issued
under the fifth section Of the original
charter Of the bank. lie clearly and
conelusivelY proved the right Of the
State 10 subscribe for stock in a bank,
end that without the law authorizing
them to do so being passed by two
successive legislatures. He was cool
calm, aud collected, and made one
Of the most candid and convincing
arguments that have ever heard upon
that subject. Ii does seem 10 me and
all l hear speak Of Mr.. Yergers speech,
that such arguments cannot be resisted,
but with all rejecting minds, settle the
question Of our liabilities TO pay our
Just and honest debts. Mr.. Yerger
stands among the ablest and most tai
enIed men that has ever visited our
village.
Col. Thomas H. Williams, address
sed the people Of this place on We'd
nesday evening, aud made an able and
convincing argument in favor Of the
payment Of the bonds Of the State
He is really able on the question, and
shows of the leading repudiators to
the great terror Of their friends, and
deluded followers. He speaks in your
city TO morrow, and you will hear him,
or would give you more 10 detail Of
his able arguments. He was replied
to here, but in his rejoinder sustained
himself with great credit liquidation
is on the march to forgeGulness IN this
country, the disease Of which it must
die, fingers long and slow, but its raw
ages are sure and steady, and sooner
or later its emaciated and deformed
victims must yield obedience TO It's
savage grasn. and the bideuQs man-
sier be plunged into outer darkness
where there will be weeping, wailing,
and crashing Of teeth.
A BOND PAYER.
p. S. Mr.. Bouchello, made beau.
liful and interesting speech on Tues
day evening 10 the citizens Of this place
in which he handled reputation and
regulators as they well deserve to be
handled, he was much applauded.
A BoND PAYER.
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NOTTCE

rs hereby given that the Commissioner
under TIE Treaty Of Dancing Rabbit Greek
adjourned at Waco Od-Yillag0 the % inst:
ald have opened an Office at Hillsorough
scott County Miss and viii attend there inpsr.
ron on The frul Monday 10 November neGi,ts
resume the duties Of their Office,
Aug 8lsl. 1913.
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DANCING SCHOOL,

MN. MoULroN, Professor ofDanemg, has
M returned to Columbus and intends giving
lessons in the above Accomplishment as soon
as a sufficient number Of Subscribers are OBJ
tanned 10 form a Class. An these who wish
10 improve 10 this fashionable amusement, will
please cali at the Blewett House and leave
their names.
should any young Ladies be DESTROYS Of
taking private lessons, they Will be waited on
at their residences.
Columbus, Oct. 9Th, 1543-2t
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WEEKLY b. Y. COuRIER 8 ENQUIRER

v -A<hb ~ \ NcSAs ~ - - y
We publish in another column The terms Of
this able Wing paper. There is no political
paper in the Union, that has higher standing
than the New York Courier and Enquirer, for
the spirit and ability, with which it is con
dueted, and for the amount Of Foreign and Com
mereial news which il contains.
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EINE Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Artificial
= Flowers, and also q iull trmed Silk hat Of
the latest fashion, Tor sale al
KEELERfS Cheap cash stote.
June 18th, 1913.
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SADDLERY.

HHHE Subscriber having permanently loca-
ted himself IN the city Of Columbus, wish
es 70 inform the public at large, that he has on
hand good assortment Of Saddles, Brides,
Martinqaies, Travelling Trunks, &c. &c. For
s,le low for cash or good paper Call and ez.
anime for yourselves. The above articles are
Of his own manufacture, and on good terms;
he win hold out inducements 10 those who will
patronze him. Oiders will be promptly az
tended "a, and repairs will be done'oheap, with
despatch; precisely at the time promised.
q l. STOVALL.
Oct 18th. l543.
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AUCTION, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERS OFFICE,
No 70, Royal 81, opposite he MensiOn House
MOBILE, saL.A.

THIS Establishment in full and successful
operation, has been opened expressly
with a view Of facilitating an business, trans
action, existing between VENDORS, PUR-
CHASERS, Commercial and Business men
generally. The following is a synopsis On
part) ofthe business attended to at this Office:
REAL ESTATE
Timproyed or unimproyed, il the city or coun-
try,i NEGROES, HORSES, &C, received
and sold at Auction, or Private Sale as per
instructions.
N. B. Business appertaining to an Auction
General Agency, and Commission Business
will be promptly and correctly attended to.
P. s. It viii be an invariable, and undeyi-
ating rule 70 adhere strictly 70 Instructions
paw over Immediately after sales, the proceeds
arising from each aud every sale, on demand
az All communications per mail, must be
PosT PAD.
NOTICE EXTRA - Commodious and
every necessary arrangement has been made
for safe keeping and Boarding Negroes, Crom
a distanee,) ill sold or otherwise disposed o.
Alec, for Siabling Horses, &c &c.
EVERETTE g. CO,
.Auctioneere, Gen. Agts, and Com. Merchants
No. IS, Royal St Mobile Ala.
REFERENCES
MessB.J. A. Beard, q o.. II r. Wood
g. Co., L. KdssOr, J. p, Philips, II. H. Marks
N. ORLEANS.
H. B. Hocombe, Cashier Of B. Bank,
&. I. B. Fisher. sec Mobile Georgia Co,
Hon. j. b. Todd, Messrs. Styles g. Coates,
7. 6. Scull, G. II. Sears, F. Hall,
MOBILE, ALA
GENERAL. NOTlCE.--Persons visiting
Mobile, with Negroes, Horses, Live Stock, or
Produce-wll do well to call at the Office Of
EVERETTE, g. CO.,
NIB The highest cash prices daily offered
for Negroes.
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Daniel IIurvie, Complainant D..,.-,s,,
l07 vs Sept Ruies IoaS
Thor-- Christian, Adm. ei.
"a Defendants.
TTPON opening the matters Of this Bill
" and It appearing that the Defendants.
Littebury hiauldin, Robert, V. Montague and
Matthew 3. Lane, are not inhabitants Of this
State, bot resides beyond the limits thereof
so that the ordinary process Of this Court can.
not be served upon them,i 1t is therefore ordered
that unless said defendants appear before the
Vice Chancellor at the Court House 10 the
town of Columbus on the
First Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur, to the Bill Of Com:
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed, as TO said Defend
ants. and such order or decree made therein
az 10 his Honor the Vice Chancellor may seem
equitable and Just. # is further ordered that
| A Cow ofthis order DO publshedin the "Dem-
oeratic Wing" once week for Two months
successively. ,,,,,,,,
/ Evans g. Cooke, sol. CIefA'
| Columbus, Sept. l543.
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ron CHANCELLOR.

We are authorised % announco HENRY
DICKINSON ts a candidate Cor The oiico 81
Vice Chsnesllor Of Mississippi, q he ensuing
November election.
WE are suihorissd 70 auuouuce J0S. w.
CHALMERS asa candidate for ihe oeicG
which be nov holds Of Wee Chanccllor Of Mis-
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19

The progress Of the games Of Ches', be-
tween the Tuscaloosa and Columbus Chess
Clubs, arc as follows
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDBs COUNTY.
Probates Court, October Term, 4. d.
fSAq

LoWNDES COUNTY.
ProJdtes Court, October Term, Il. D.
1643.
IN pursuance Of an order granted 10 me by
h the Probate Court Of Lowndes County,
Mississippi, at the October term iheFeofI shall
proceed to sell to The highest bidder
On he 18Th day Of November neat,
at the door oflhe Court House in Columbus,
the following described tracts Of lands 10 wit
The south east quarter section number tbir-
ty.fye, south half north east quarter south
east quarter, east half south west quarter,
and south west quarter Of south west quar-
ter Of section thirty six in township mum.
Der sixteen, south Of range number seven
teen, west and lots numbers five, eight, and
eleven, of section one, north west quarter, Of
north east quarter, o. sectiun number two, and
the east half north west quarter, The east half
north west quarter, the cast half; south west
quarter, and west half south east quarter, Of
section eleven, and lot No. two, Of section
number twelve,in township number seventeen,
south Orange number seventeen vest com.
monty called and known as the min tract, and
has an excellent Mill thereon. The above
lands Will be sold on a credit Of twelve months
from day OF sale. Notes with appropriate Sc
curity viii be required.
Issued 18th October, 1913
Lockey Wood Administrators
oftbe estate Of Felix N God, decd
At.eet, WM.P. FULLER,
Clerk.
Columbus Mi. IOct. l2ih 1893.
DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURr OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
AuGusr RuLEs, 1913.
BENJAMIN B. Mitchell, Complainant,
No los. vs..
John Cooper, Defendants,
TTpON opening the matters OF this bill and
| " itappearng that the defendant is not an
inhsbitant OF this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary process
Of this Court cannot be executed upon him.
II is ordered that unless said defendant APP
near before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town Of Columbus onthe
1st Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur to the bill OF com
plant herein, the several allegations theTeo
will be taken for confessed and such order ant
decree made therein as to the Vice Chan
oellor may seem equitable and Just.
Ills further ordered that copy Of this or
der be inserted in the aDemOcratlc Wing
once a week for two months successfully.
NJ MCCARTHY, elk,
Hemphin g. Beauchamp' Solicitor
August 10th, 1919.
William Huddleston, 4 Co.,
saUCTEOI.EERS assd
Co - as tsssOfs ueFUhGn 9
Columbus Miss.
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500 REWARD.
ID UNAWAY flom the subscriber living 8.
N, miles sonth Of Aberdeen, on the oath
ult, a negro man named Sampson, about q
or rs wears old. light complexion, near six
feet high; also good countenance' and rather
fne low voice for a negro Of his size. He has
also a very broad rough foot al the tread, taper
inc 10 the heel, without any hollow.
Ills believed that said boy is stolen BY some
white man or that he has pass. The above
reward will be given for the apprehension q
he ssid negro, together with the individual
who las deceived him,--oF a liberal reward
viii be given for the apprehension and lodg-
menl Of the negro in some Jail where can
get him. ,oo,r.
Abs,sss5 DC, 4,h 1s4s.
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- ESPECTFuLLK ofem hIa asrviosa b
"A he citizens q Louniol ConniFasa
PRACTITIONER or MEDICINE.
u al he branches q he professioa. Thosa
Who bare condolences u biz quali6csflona. nay
~ iniure rgly on prompt attention. The bsst
pledge that he can give that be is determined
laithiuiyto continue the practices, b, that &c
circumstances have 90 changed ior q e Worsa,.
that i Is absolutely Necessary that he shoun
20 20 work.
He can Be found during TIC day al bic Drug
Store, corner Of Main and Marked Streets, Co
lumbus Miss, and Al night al hh residence,
which g AZ The end Of the Street running due
North from the Baptist Church.-the ssound
house after passing the Bridge.
Columbus, Sep. 2lst, 1912.