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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15
WE DgFOCRIfTG VHIg.

The prtssni condition q the Loco Fooo u-rtv
q this h.als. presents q crisis il he nnrirr n
- HAisss Ehich II used with spirit and guor.
~, viii result IA their triumphant success. Ths
discard and confusion, iiiat prevail among ~
Loco Foes, the derce and angry feelings. which
have arisen in their ranks, and lie ienlourie.
and disseniion, which have split fhem ints ao.
tons, together with The exposure, which fhov
make Of their oEn prodigacy and corruuiio1.
give assurances that then complete ovcrthro- n
near Al hand. Their corruption and abandon
mont Of principle are rapidly working their own
cure, and public sentiment L aeain assuming
sound and healthlnl condition. Under circnm
stances 90 favorable, i becomes The imperative
duty ofthe. Wing party 70 spsed the progress Of
this political and moral revolution. 10 pros-
trate party % distracted ~ their own disssn.
tons, and 90 degraded By their oHn profiruey,
requires but a vigorous and determined sfori
on The part Of The Wings in exposing the enor-
nifty oftheir disErucoih doctrines, and IN taking
advantage Of their weakness and distraction.
One Of the most eifeclual methods Of distri-
butng political information among the people.
and producing concert Of action in a party Il
By the ageney ola well conducted press.
The weight Of the Eastern and Northern por-
ton Of this Stais IN lie political movements,
mAAe4 GotuAuuA Que o. Aue most Emporium
points in Mississippi, for conducting a Public
Journal, advocating the leading doctrines Of the
Wing party.
In view Of the fsll elections IN this State
which viii Be but TRAINING exercise for the
grand contest Of 1874, we have made prepara-
tons for the more oxicnsiyo oircalation Of uur
paper and We call upon our patrons and an who
are friendly TO the cause which we advocate, 10
lend their assistance az Wings TO the promotion |
Of our object. Without a more liberal support |
than we have yet received from our party, Il Is |
impossible for Us 10 continue a our sols expense
the Publication Of q paper, which has scarcely /
reimbursed Us one cent for what we huvs had |
TO expend.
The terms ofTHE DEMOCRATIC WING
are as follows:
Four dollars per annum, IN ADVANCE.
Five ifpaid in six months /
Six at the end ofthc year
Three copies year for ten dollars in advance. |
Five copies year, for fifteen dollars,
No paper will be discontinued, unless al the |
iopion Of the Proprietor, until all arrearagss |
shall have been paid up.
n. m. BROWNE,
Editor and Proprietor, |
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ROOKSl ROOKSI

TUST Received and now offer for sale a
% Large Assortment Of Valuable Books
among which are the iolIowing'
The Madison Papers, Jefferson's Works
Sparks Life Of Washington, Life Of Alsxan.
der Hamilton, Life Of Napoleon, Johnson's
Works, Rollins Ancient History, Boswell's
Life ofJohnson, Plutarch's Lives By Langhofn,
Smolets' Select Works, FseldiRqs Select
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ether valuable works illustrated with rich and
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unusually low loT cash.
GREENE HILL.
Columbus June, 1913.
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~ virtue 81 9 ueesi g. r-u.t ara-
culea 70 ~ ns trustee % the socond day d
April a. D. 1885, b Henry Newell late q
fiskinz County and Stats 81 Alabama, 10 ns.
cure The payment 81 certain 6ebfs therein msa-
tioned, which naid deed 81 Trust was duly
rec1rded IN the o6ice cfthe Clerk 81 Probatea
Of Loundol County, VII proceed 70 sell be-
iole he Court House door Of Lowndrs county
Mississippi On
M0NDAYTHE IOth DAY OF JULY
nexl, the following described properly. to VIII:
al that tract or parcel Of Land lying hi town
ship number eighteen north, Of range number
seventeen eaal, and known Is the
South east quarter Of section nom
Der three, The east half Of the south
east quarter Of section number three,
The north east quarter Of section num-
Der ten, The north west quarter Of sec
ton number ten, The west half Of the
north east quarter Of section number
eleven, the north west quarter Of sec
ton number eleven, and the west half
Of the north west quarter OF section
number twelve, containing eight hun
dred and eighty eight $500 acres,
more or less.
Sale to take place between the hOurs PTescri-
bed By law.
The tide to the above property is supposed
70 be good, but acting Ss trustee, such tile /
only vii be conveyed 10 the purchaser, as Is |
vested N me as such.
c. P. MONTGOMERY, Trustee. |
June, Is, ls43,--prf $40
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ses, and Of Printers and Binders materials gen
orally as will DO seen by their newly uinted
circular to which they beg leave 10 refer.
The establishment is still under the personal
superintendence Of RICHARD NJ. HOE ami
ROBERT HOE and they assure their friends
that noiwithstal the great reduction in
prices, all articles manufactured by this estab.
lishment shall retain the high reputation which
they have hitherto sustained. II will also be
their constant endeavor 10 improve the quality
of them in every particular. They iiaiter
themselves, also that their Old friends viii not
only continue their iavors, but that Printers
generally viii appreciate their endeavors 10
furnish the very best articles at barely remit
nerating prices.
Orders from any part Of fhe country for al
articles used ny Painters or Binders including
type, INK, paper DC, and en- tha best terms.
Jobhlng work and repairing win be done st
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ton and expedition.
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MEDICAL hooks

Just Received and offered for sale sup
- ply ofValuable Medical Works complete
Broussais Pathology, Boisseau on Fever,
Devices Practice Of Physic, Dlagleson's Ele-
ments Of Hygiene, Lauison Phthisis transla-
led BY Cowan, Dunglesons Medical Student,
Edwards Anatomy and Physiology, Edwards
Msnual Of Materia Medica, Bealards General
ANATOMY, Monro's Anatomy. Also many
other valuable Medical books cheap for cash.
GREENE HILL.
Columbus, Juae 1919.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
NEW GROCERY AND
MINIS SION STORE.

TUST received, a good assortment of Gro
- eeries consisting Of Coffee, loaf and brown
sugar, molasses, mackerel, candles, soap, to
baeeo. rice, -four, raisins, dried beef &c, &c
All Of which viii be sold cheap for cash, a
the corner Of Washington and Market SITS. op
posite the Blewett House.
John P. KRECKER.
n. B. Alabama Money and Country pro-
duoe taken. Please call and examine for your
selves. J.P.K.
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m give nogics that in obedieneeto the ieilow-
M ing erdag ! viii adjourn the Court from The
LIST 70 the 2nd Monday, Of June 1913.
A.. X. McCLUNG,
Marshal Northern dIs. Miss.
To the Marshal ofihe Northern District Of
Mississippi.
EOU are hereby required 70 adjourn the
District Court Of the United Stat o. for
Northern District Of Mississippi, from the tirst
Monday is June A. D. 1913, Until the Sec
oud Monday il 1une A. D. 1913.
Given under ny band and seal the 2nd day
Of Nay I9z5.
SJ.GHOLSON, LIS.
Judge United States District Cont Tor Ms
siaippi
The Holly Springs Guard viii please copy.
May, 1913 4
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4. 7, SMITH, Solicitor,
Nay 18th, 1913.
lEnuCTIllN m TYPE-

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ID As God street., New York, third door
from Fulton street, has on hand an unnvalied
assortment Of Printing Types. Ornaments,
Borders, Rules &C. ofthe best meta, and oasi
from original matrices The reputation o this
Foundry is well known Throughout the conn.,
Try, and he is determined to sell At The follow
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TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE.

State Of Mississippi, Lowndes County.
ON the 28th day Of August 1913, / wIll
" offer for sale at auction before the door
of the Court House in the town Of Columbus
Miss, the following described land, for all tax
es for the year 1872, and all costs attending
the sale, which land was entered and assessed
as the properly of. s. Evans.
Twill sell the interest ofsaid Is. Evans and
ofall persons claiming under him.
The Northwest quarter, Of section eleven,
Township eighteen North, Range seventeen
East. Taxes due IS 46c.
LAWSON H. WlLLEF0RD, T. C.L C.
May lS:h, lS43.
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DIR. CHAMPIONS
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THIS medicine has been used by the pro-
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considerable extent, and have found them TO
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You will confer a great favor on the inhabi-
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DIsTRIer CHGNcEKY CoURr or Tm STAKE
or MfssfssIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
Fleming T. Colbert, Complainant
70 W.
Join Bartlett, ct. al. Defendants.
May Term iS43.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill ana
~ itappeanng to the satisfaction Ofhia Hon.
or the Vice Chancellor, that the defendants
John Bartlett and Wilkerson 7. Cowthorn
are not inhabitants Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, 50 that the ordinary
process Of the Court cannot be executed upon
them. Il q ordered that unless said dsfen-
dants appear before the Vice Chancellor at
the Court room in the town Of Columbus, on
the
LIST Monday 10 November next,
and plead answer or demur to the bill Of COM
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as 10 said defendants taken for con ess-
ed and such order and decree made therein as
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
It is further ordered that copy Of this or.
der be inserted in the aDemOoratic Wing"
newspaper published 10 the town Of Columbus,
once week for two months successfully.
N. MCCARTHY, ok,
II. L. JARNAoN, Solicitor.
May 18TH ls43.
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Ink, Presses, Cases, Galleys, Brass Rulss.
Composing Sticks, Chases and other materials,
furnished at the lowest prices.
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ANNNIIN||N II
nay Term. leda-
HPON opening The matters Of tbis In s,S
~ uappearng 70 the satisfaction CHS TO-
o. The Vice Chancellor. that The deiens.ns.
Reading s. Blouui and Harley BssSo1 -
not Inhabitants Of this State bot re.ids bsvor,5
the limits thereof 90 that the ordinarv r-eses-
q this court cannot Be executed up,t -
L is ordered thar unless said Seiendsn.s
pear before the Vice Chancellor 4, "a 3 "a
room in The town Of Columbus On The
LIST Monday in November nexi
and plead answer Or demuF 10 the BID =
plant herein, the several anegaGr-- thereof
viii be as 70 SAID defendants taken for cor sa-
I'd and such order or decree made therein
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
Il 10 further ordered that copy Of ibis order
Be inserted IN the Democratic Wing news
paper published in The town Of Columbus,
once q week Tor two months successfully.
q. MCCARTHY, elk.
Harris a HaRRIsoN, Solicitors.
May 18th, 1913.
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DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURr or THE yTATE
OF MISSISSIPPI
HELD AT COLUMBUS,

HELD AT COLUMBUS,
William w. HumPhriss, Complainant
B3 We.
Charles P. Montgomery, ct. al Defendants. J
May Term ls49.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bif,lnd
~ il appearing to the satisfaction Of bis
Honor Orr Vice Chancellor that the defendants
William p. Dixon, Daily Keller & Remsn.
Richard Kingsland g. Co, John w. Tayh.,
Wszee and Harrison, II. Carter & Co. Daa.
iel Colt, Fellows Reid & Co, Cute e. Meass.
Varnam Fuller g. Co, Baily Keeler and Rem.
son, Smith g. Conklin, Smith Young g. Co
Stout lngoldsbv g. Co, William Hinton q
Co., Warren Kimoall, Samuel Wood & Sons,
Smith Wright 2, Co, Turner & Lewis, Eu-
gene Fourgeand, and Havihnd Reese & Co,
are not inhabitants Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof 50 that the ordinary
process Of this court cannot be executed upon
them. Il Is ordered. that unless said defend
ants appear before the Vice Chancellor a the
Court room, in the town Of Columbus, on the
LIST Monday in November next,
and plead, answer or demur to the bill Of COM
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as 10 said defendants taken for 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 democratic Wing q
newspaper published in The town Of Columbus,
once a wsek for two months successfully.
NJ. MCCARTHY, elk.
A. Y. SMITH, Solicitor.
Nav 18th. lsl9
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~ We are authorized to announce Ell
ABBOI'E ESQ. a. q candidate for re-elec.
hon 70 the once OfSherif Of Lowndss eouniy
Al The ensuing November election.
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49, SSSeeis cofure.
House OF DELEGATES.

Saturday, Feb. 10.
A communication was received from
the Senate by their clerk, that they have
passed the bills !:
"In relation to company Of Cavalry
in the county Of frank linz
The following ensrossed bills were
read "a third time and passed:
. In relation to the reward for killing
wolves in the county of kanawha.
. Allowing further time to the owners
of lots in the town Of Columbia and. Flu
wanna, 60 build and Improve the same.
i he ensrpssed bill, to revive and ex-
tend the act passed in 1929. aathorisipg
the raising. by way of lottery, a sum Of
money, far improving the Fauquier and
Alexandria Turnpike, being On its pas
sage,
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him when paid, all monies due the Sentinel
Office, from April1, 1889 to March, /, 1841 ;
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Mfr JOHN GtTEwoop, in reference to all mo-
MES due said Office, from March /, 184l, to
March l., l842. a collector will shortly wait
upon all indebted; aud unless they lquidate
their dues, more rigid course will be adopt
ed, 1ns may be relied upon, as the business
of the office must be entirely settled.
JOHN V. RIGnEN,
Late Proprietor of the Sentinel
April IA, 1872 -..---.
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their hanls. that the sun had existed ma
ny years, Il had some idea Of time from
which bad reason to think that he exis-
ted from eternity, and that he would ex-
lst for eternity had an idea that the
sun formed the sky for the purpose Of
moving it in to enlightcd the world. and
that there was vast furnace of fire III
him
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
EuhIlc Stock Exchsnge, Nov. I3.


CArTLr.-suppes OF Beef Cattle continue 10 come IN
freely aud h sales show no material change prices The
offerings at the Scales on Monday embraced about 1850
head OF which goo sold the city butchers and pack
nrcas paid att IS TO 25 per 100 lbs the hoof which
equal TO so IS net quality Those that were sold
at the named generally unfit for slaughter
inp and were taken for Stock Cattle The principal sales
were however at prices within the of quota
lions but few very prime cattle reaching the highest named
rate. On Thursday there fresh cattle IN but those
that were laid Monday offered and about 2oo
sold Al prices corresponding with those paid at the
mencemant of the week There 200 head in market
unsold.
HoGsThee has been pretty good supply OF Live Hogs
at market this week the largest portion Of which taken
bv packers On Thursday 1000 head taken by one
buy packing 81 per 100 lbs About 400 head have
been taken for the purpose case at l2
for very prime but in all Others at 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
q IT E. T r [ B u n E :.
1iterarp Notices.

n. The SONGS OF BERANCER, in English,
Nth Sketch OF the Authors Life have Iust
heen issued in a fine volume of lbs pages by
Carey & Hart, Of course, this does not cin-
brace all his Songs, even, but it embodies the
most admired and excludes those ebulhtlons OF
his thoughtIess youth which arc of clearly oDlec-
tlonable tendency. The volume here presented
is an ornament for any centrc-tablc-a delight
for any evening. The translations arc by various
5ands-Dr. Maginn, Dr. Bowring, J. Prlce and
w Falconer being the names given, while about
balfare ANONYMOUS. We must make room for
one taken almost at random;
THIRTEEN AT A TABLE
prroRr nv plate the salt was ovcrsct,
And thirteen quests were round the table met,
An omen this and warning, OF the tomb
Death comes, tremble at the impending doom.
Scarce had said, when goddess, fay, or sprlte,
A shape appeared, young, beautiful and bright,
Cheer up. my friends, be merry as OF yorc;
I've looked on DEATH and fear her face nc more.
She seemed to come as an invited guest,
Her lovely brow was with sweet ilow'rets drcst-
Alone | saw o'cr her immortal head
A glittering rainbow its bright colors she'd
A broken chain was lying on The ground,
And on her breast an infant slunbered sound.
Fill the brimmed goblets till the vine runs DER;
I'vo gazed on death, and fear her face no more.
Why said the spirit, why should mortals fear,
To see Hopes sister, and Heavens daughter near,
Why should the weary and the slave complain?
i send one rest, and snap the others chain
To man, fallen angel restore his wings:
What life deprives him OF, my presence brings
Cling to my heart, oh maid, whom | ADORE
Eve gazed on death, and fear her face no more.
Freed by my hand to heaven shall soar my soul,
And fly beyond those glittering worlds that roll
In azure, where you'll tread the path sublime,
Which God has destined for the march of time.
But while it crawls imprisoned in the flesh,
Its dull monotony no Joys refresh.
Fill high the bowl there's pleasure still in store;
I've looked on death, and fear her face no more.
The vision fes nor will my bidding wait,
Scared by ban-dog bowling at my gate.
Alas in vain, fond mortals would retreat
From the chill coffin ready at their feet
Life is a ship. we are the sailors there
The tide is with US, and the breeze is fair. o'er,
Though we're thirteen, Heavens finger counts us
I'ye gazed on death, and care for 1t no more.
Beranger is for sale by Saxton & Miles, 2O5
Broadway