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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
Forgery on an Extensive Scale.

On Wednesday week, man named DAVID
Crowley was arrested and committed to prison,
charged with forgery on the Seventh Ward Bank,
the Chemical Bank, and the Butchers and Dro-
vers' Bank, of this city.
II appears that during the 18th and 18th days
Of the month, the First Teller of the Seventh
Ward Bank, Mr.. Francis ]. Smith, paid four
forged checks, purportng to be q drawn by Mr.
hIinott Mitchell, of White Plains, Westchcster
County, of the following amounts and dates :
$3.50, dated the 18th of July, payable to A.
Williams $3.50 dated the 18th, to William A.
Adams S475, dated 18th July, and $500,
dated the l7th of July. That of S475 was paid
to a lad named William White, of Sprlng-street
near Hudson, on the Eth of the month, and the
one for $500 on the 18th, to another lad, named
Joseph Harpcrway.
An examination into the circumstances took place this
morning. when tie boy White stated he met the accused III
the Park who requested him do errand for him. ahd
sent him to Aus,ns machine shop in Gold street. 10
get The money for the Si15 check He procured H. returned
TO the accused and handed him the money Humphrey
that e met the accused aud also asked by um to run
Of an eranl and after going the Custom House store,
500 check which cased and he handed Crowley the
money
Mr. Smith, the Teller tese that after finding the S475
check 10 be forgery he watched the presentation Of another
and hethe boy Haperway had got cashed who by the
bye is an apprentice Messrs aper engaged Messrs
Robert s. Browne and Richard hckernan, Of the
clerks in the bank follow the lad and what became Of
the money They him deliver it to the accused and ar
rested hun with in his possession and sent him to the Po-
lice.
James T. Brady Esq appeared the counsel for the ac-
cued who declined answering questions in relation 10
the matter than he - years of age born in Ire
land and dyer aud beacher by trade residence, S. Chat.
ham street
Officers Re!yea KelInger have had this hand
and has been discovered that forged check in Mr. Mitch
ellis has been presented the Butchers and Drovers
Bank bat paid Mr.. NJ kept account there Three
checks also forged in the of - Easton, No. 2ll
Willastree have been presented at the Chemical Bank
two of which paid but the other dishonored the ac
count of Mr.. F. being oyec-drawn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

A letter from Washington ays:-" 1t Is cur.
rently reported that FRANCIS IL. DAvlDcE' Esq
formerly of the city of Baltimore, and at present
a clerk in the Pension Office at Washington, is
about to be appointed Consul to Glasgow
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

II We have reports from various quarters that
Ely Moore will soon take the place Of Surveyor
of this port, to be vacated by Mr.. Websters lte-
long bosom friend, Mr.. TAoGARr that Hon.
Francis Mallory has received the appointment OF
Charge TO Consiantinople, which was MT offered
10 Maj Noah; and that Aid. Semael Badger, of
Philadelphia, is about to supersede John c. Mont.
goaery as Postmaster of that City. Ahem
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

O. We see a Temperance statement that the
import of Liquors to this country has fallen off
from 90, l43 casks during the first half of 1912
to Ill during the like half of lS43. Sorry to
spoil good story, but the heavy duty on Brandy
and Gin imposed by the New Tariff had obviously
a hand in producing this result, though we hope
Temperance comes in for share also.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

NJ Michigan hao M rniICS OF Railroad IN nn-
Grafton. viz. from Detroit to jackson, 50 miles;
Monroe to Hudson, AZ miles: Detroit to Pontiac
25. Forty miles more are soon to be ADDED on
the Central road from Jackson to Alarsht'!t and
l6 on the Southern from Hudson to Hlllsdalc,
making 203 in all which will be III use before the
year closes.
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A. BOYKIN, Chm.
WILLIAM L. HARRts. Sec'y.

~ The editor Of ho"Demoarar obviously
dislikos the publication Of Governor uamil.on's
speech. Il would have been an easy maties to
misreptescnt the spirit and style Of the sPeoeh'
which its publication prevenis.-Wo made no
mention Of the manner. in which the speech vas
received, the frequent bursts Of applause during
its delivery, and at its conclusion, and We there
fore said nothing IN relation 10 Mr.. Z. F. Cal
houn.
The editor evinoes how much be was annoyed
by the publication olihe speech, BY the following
little, Characteristic remark he states he has
"some reasons 10 believe that il was understood
end arranged telwccn The Governor and some
Of tho knowing wings, before he sat down at the
dinner table, that be would discuss tho bond
question Al our 4lh Of July festival" This is 9
fair specimen Of what Is called "Lieing BY iasin'
walton" II Is well known that The only persotl
Who had anything 70 say to Governor Hamil OF
in relation 10 his making speech al Tie dinner
belongs 70 The Loco foeo party. This gentleman
a. one Of the ~Commitiee Of Arrangements,
waited on Governor Hamilton, rendered him III
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY.

Circuit Court, April Term, ls43.
Daniel Gallant Complainant Petition for
5S42 W
Phcbe Gallant, Defendant. Divorce
THlS day came the Complainant by his
Il Counsel, and Il appearing 10 the salts
faction Of the Court that the defendant is not
an inhabitant Of this Sta'e, so that be ordina-
~ process Of this Court cannot be served upOn
her, Therefore on motion Of the said complain.
ant BY his Counsel, Il is ordered by the Court
that publication be made for two months sue
cessively Id the "Democratic Wing news
paper publshed in the town Of Columbus, mott.
Tying the said defendant Of the pendency Of this
suit, and commanding the said Defendant to
appear before the Judge Of our said Court, at
the Court Hluse in the town Of Columbus, on
The first Monday Of October next,
and plead, answer, or demur TO said bill Of
Complaint, Otherwise the same win be taken
for confessed; and set for hearing ex parte at
next Term.
Atrue copy from the Minutes,
WIrNEss,-The Clerk Of SAID Court, this 22d
day ofJune 1913.
S. H. LESTER, Clerk
Bg 8. r. Love, ID. G, pdSl5
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.'''' JCS. CALHOUN.

At a meeting Of respectable pof-
ton ofthe citizens Of Lowndes county
held al the Court House in Columbus.
favorable to the payment Of the Bonds
issued in the name Of the State Ct Mis-
sissippi, Mr.. A Boykin was called to
the Chair and William l.. Harris APP
pointed Secretary.
The Chairman IN q very brief and
appropriate address exnlained the OBJ
iect olthe meeting.
Joseph B. Cobb, esq, moved the
appointment Of committee 10 daft a
Report and Resolutions, expressive Of
the views Of the meeting-which was
seconded and carried.
The chair appointed Joseph B.
Col b, James i, Harrison, Richard
Il. Browne, and Il. 4. Browning.
The committee reiired-and aGel
few moments consultation reported
the following resolution
Resolved, That this meeting be adj
iourned until the fourth Saturday il
July, inst; end that all he voters o
Lowndes county without distinction o
party who are favorable to the objects
Of the meeting, be inviledto attend a
the Court House in Columbus, on tha
day for the purpose Of forming them
selves into an Ant-Iiepudialion Soci'
ely which was received and adopted
by the meeting.
Ii was further moved by r. II
Browne. esq, that the proceedings o
this IN, citing be psblished; which wai
also seconded and adopted.
Tue meeting then on motion I'D
journed.
A ROYKIN. Chm,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI !
LOWNDES COUNTY. (

PRoBArE Court, July TERM, 1913.
To az persons interested IN me Real Estate Of
ths heirs Of John A. Criglar, dccd, late u
said County u LoiUHdes
NOU are hereby cited to appear before the
n Judge Of our said Probate Court, at a
Term thereof, to be holden for said County on
The first Monday in September nexi,
to show cause, ifany you can, why an order
should not be made TO sell the following des-
cnbed lands, TO witt sz-es
The south east quarter, and 6fty Eve
acres of The west side Of the west half
ofthe north east quarter, and the east
half OF the south west quarter. of sec
lion hlteen, township nineteen. range
seventeen, west, containing in all, three
hundred and forty nine acres, agreea-
bic 10 the petition Of William Weaver, Guar.
dian Of the heirs Of said Estate.
WITNESS, Thomas Sampson, Judge Of
Probates for SAID County oi Lowndes this the
Sd day Of July, a. D. 1913.
Auest WIN. r. FULLER,
July II, 1913. Clerk.
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNDEs COUNTY. b.

Probate Court, July Term, 1s43.
I'm pursuance Of an order granted 70 me BY
ID the Probate Court OF the county Of Lowndes
at the July Term thereof 1913, shall proceed
20 sell 10 the highest bidder at the door Of tie
Court House Of said County, on
Monday, the 9Th day Of August, 1913
the following described tracts or parcels Of land
belonging to the Estate Of Thomas p. Yates,
late Of our said county, decd. To wit;
The south west quarter Of Section
number twelve, in township number
Eighteen, North, Of Range number
seventeen East, in Lowndes County,
The above hnds will be sold on a credit Of
one. two, and three years from tho day Of sale.
Notes with approved security will be required
Il is further ordered, that publication be made
in the Democratic Wing Of the same, for three
weeks successfully.
DANIEL N. YATES,
Attest VIM p. Fuller, Adm.
July, Z, 1913. pr 80
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THESE unnvalled pills having now &C
qu red celebrity and q popularity uncquallod
ia the annals II medicine, and also having ub.
tanned The entire confidence and beng used 10
the private practice Of almost the whole body
OF the medical faculty in the United States,
Europe, Asia, South America, the West IN.
dies, and great part Of Africa, It IS uncces.
cary 70 advertise them At length Or to say any
thing further other merits, than By stating The
complaints which they arr most effective the
cue q and which are as follows --yer0w and
bilious levers, fever and ague, dyspepsia, Group
liver complaint, sick headache, iaundice, asth.
ma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement Of the
spleen, piles. colo, female distractions, heart
burns, iufrcd tongue, nausea, distensions Of the
stomach and bowels, ineipiont diarrhoea, Fat
ulence, habHual costiveness, loss Of appetite,
bio ohed or sallow complexion, and in all cases
Of torpor Of the bowels, where a caihartio Or
an appetite is needed. They are exceeding
ly mild in their operation, producing neither
nausea. gripug : debility.
IJ-For sale BY GREENE HILL Druggist,
Main 81. Columbus Miss.
Columbus Miss. June 20 1913.
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EIR. CALHOUN 3 PROTECTION.

The Democratic party in The South, and Ia
some Of The commercial cities Of the North, en-
dsavof 10 create an impression preiudieial 10 the
Wings. b. charging them sith being in favor o.
high rate Of duties fer the sake Of Protection
A portion oflhem affect to advocate Free Trade
in The abstract, but utterly refuse to admit thai
they are advocates ofDiREcT TAXATION, which il
3 necessary consequence Of tho doctrine tbeJ
Iay down. Whilst in those sections Of the UaiOn
where there are diversified interests, they claim
% be ia favor Of noDEEAsE PROTECTION Mr.
Buchanan Of Penpsyivania is for protesting ih'
Iron Works Of that State, against The imPorla
lions from Sweden. Mr.. Wright Of New foil
voted lor DE last Tariff and Gan. Cas- and Go
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REnrCED PRfcEs.

For approved paper at six months, or at z
per cent less soreash, Wood Type, Printing
Ink. Presses, Cases, Galeys, Brass Rules,
COMPOSING Sticks, Chases and otEer materials,
furnished at the lowest prices.
III Printers Of newspapers who publish this
advertisement three times before The Isl Of
July, 1913, and send one Of the papers 10 the
Foundry, will be entitled to payment OF their
bin on buying three times the amount oft.
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BOOKS hooks!

WUST Received and now offer tor sale q
81 Large Assortment OF Valuable Books
among which are The following
The Madison Papers, Jefferson's Works
Sparks Life Of Washington, Life Of Alexan.
der Hamilton, Life Of Napoleon, Johnson's
Works, Rollins Ancient History, Boswells
Idfc ofJohnson, Plutarch's Lives by Langhorn,
Smolets Select Works, Fieldirgs Select
Works, Democracy in America, Naval His
tory OF The United statesby Cooper, Lava'er's
Essay in Physiognomy, Scars Bible Biogra-
ply, Sears Wonders Of the Word, Lord
Byron's Works the Dramatic Works ofWm.
Shakespeare, Dlsr-elis Novels complete, Wa
VERY Novels complete, Mscellanes Of lord
Broughaai, Coopers Novels &c. AIsomany
other valuable works illustrated with rich al
splsDdid Engraungs-all Of which viii be sold
unusually low for cash.
GREENE HILL
Columbus June, ls43.
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r HEREBY forewarn al persons from deal
inc with OF giving my wife Dolly Duke
Hundreds credit on my account, as / val not
be responsible for any couirct she may make,
she having left my premises With intent % stay.
NELSON HENDRICKS.
June 9Th 1913.
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w. A. TAYLOR & co.

Is now getting up fine lot Of cheap and
4 fashionable furniture which they wilrell
low for cash They also keep Chains, Sohs,
Lounges, and almost every article 10 their
line.
Also Rooms Papercd, Mattresses made,
and an branches Of the Uphols,erIng business
executed in the neatest and most fashionable
style, by an upholsterer from Philadelphia.
July 9th, 1913.
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DISTRICT CHlKcERY CoURT or THE STATS
OF MISSISSIPPI
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Samuel d. Lauderdale, Complainant,
IS VS..
Haiotk g. Bates, ct. al. Defendants,
May Term 1913.
TTPON opening tie matters Of this bill and
u il appearing to the satisfaction Of his
Honor tie Vice Chancellor, that the Defend
ants Charles Hall0cka and Gilbert Bales are mt
inhabitants Of this State, but reside beyond tho
limits thereof so that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be executed upon them.
L is ordered that unless said defendants api
pear before the Vice Chancellor at The Court
room in the town Of Columbus on the
1st Monday in November next,
and plead, answer or demur TO the bill of com.
plant herein. the several allegations thereof
win be as to said defendants taken tor confess
ed, anu such order or decree made therein as
70 tho Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
Il is further ordered that a copy Of this or.
der be inserted in the "Democratic Wing" a
newspaper published ia the town Of Columbus,
once a week for two months successfully
N. MCCARTHY, elk.
EVANS & ToPP, Solicitors.
Nav 18TH 1913.
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WE are authorized 10 announce JOS. W.
CHALMERS asa candidate Tor the Office
which be nov holds Of Wee Chancellor Of Mis-
aieafnrT
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DIR. CHAMPIONS
DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine, a safe and
certain cure for Chills and Fever ia
allits complicated forms, also an
effectual remedy for Fever Of
every Dissertation.
eyerY deserIpllon

THlS medicine has been used By the pro-
II prietor a number Of years, in extensive
practice during which time be has treated
some thousands Of cases ofFever, aud lrlm the
success in this mode OF practice, he is conf
dent It must and will be the prevailing prac-
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It noverfails % cure tue cills and rpsar q o
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nm HIRE

/ wiI hire By tia month, likely young uo.
man. tho d acuus'omed 70 washing ard honss
uoIk generally. Apply Al lhs Wing Office, Or
% ll 9 Taylor'
r. II. BROWNE,
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We have received tae Juns Number ofBlack.
woods Magaznc from The efice II the Nov
We'd. II is rsplste with Interest.
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SCHOOL, BOOKS.

JUST RECEIVED. Webstcr's Elementary
Spelling book, New National do. Kukhams
Grammar, Columns Algebra, Olnoy's Gecgra
phy and Atlas, Coburn's Arithmetic, Anihon's
Cicero, Hale's History Of the United States, at
KEELER'S Cheap Cash Store
May Is, Ie43.
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REDUCTION IN TYPE.

r Ohm II. WHITE Tyre FoUSDeR, No.
81 As Gold s,reob Now York, third door
from Fulton street, has on hand an unnvaled
assortment Of Printing Types, Ornaments,
Borders, Rules, &c. ofthe best metal, and Cast
from original matrices. The reputation o'this
Foundry is well known throughout The coUu-
trv. and he is determined to sell at the follow.
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! Invitation IL he dinner, mentioned 10 him he
desire ofiho sompany bear fPoech from him,
accomplished bin 10 ia liable and. We have eve
~ reas . 10 believe, wus tho only person, who
spoke word e him On the subjcei previous to
llo delivery Of he spscch.--so much lor Tic
aDsmocratn Sdnof'a 'Il-iuigauons.
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LIYERY sTABLES.

FTyHE undersigned having lakon the S q.
1 bles conducted by Mr.. 4. c. Egglesou,
respectfully invites his friends and the Public
generally, to give him a call, when they wish
10 hire Horses, Buggies, dc. He has deter.
mined to spare no pains to accommodate his Pa
irons.
Travellers who wish TO PIT their horses up
at bis Stable can have their Baggage taken 10
any Hotel they may desire FREE Of CHAR
GES.
Terms moderate to suit the times.
ELI YATES.
Columbus, Miss June 18TH, 1913.
N. 3. Every attention will he paid to Dis.
eased Horses, Founders cured, DC.
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DISTRICT CHANcEEY CoURr OF THE STATS
OF MIssIssIPrI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
Fleming T. Colbert, Complainant
90 vs..
Join Bartlett, ct. al Defendants.
May Term 1888.
TTPON opening the matters Of this Bill. and
u itappeanng 70 the satisfaction ofhis Hon.
or The Vice Chancellor, that the defendants.
John Bartlett and Wilkorson T. Cowthorn
arc not inhabitants Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, SO that the ordinary
process Of the Court cannot be exetuied UPON
them. Il Is ordered thar unless said deien.
dants appear before the Vice Chancellor az
the Court room in the town Of Columbus, on
the
LIST Monday 10 November next,
and plead answer or demur 10 the bill OF COM
plailt herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as to said defendants takenfor confess
ed and such order and decree made therein as
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just
h is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be inserted in the "Demooratio Wing
newspaper published IN the town Of Columbus,
once a week for two months successfully.
NJ. MCCARTHY, elk.
ii. l. JARNAsN, Solicitor.
Nav 18th, lS43.
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SECOND HAND BAROUCHE.
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the London press upon the negotiation as affect
ed By the discovery OF the Franklin Map, Mr..
WEBSTER sad, he trusted no one supposed that 50
far as the Government of the United States was
concerned. it excited any sensation whatever-
He had laid before the Commissioners OF Maine
and Massachusetts,, in order fully to inform them
upon the question, all the documents, maps,
authorities, &c, that had ever been published
upon the subject; and this so called Franklin
Map was included among them. He certainly
did not consider ii any part Of his duty to go to
Lord Ashburton, and say TO him that ne had a
piece OF testimony with which he suspected he
was unacouainted, to which he was welcome 10
make whatever use Of II he chose, as II would en-
able him to place his demands higher than he had
ever before done. and thus tend seriously to en-
barass the negotiation. He paid high COM
pliment to the address OF Mr., Gallatin. and SAID
that the newly discovered map OF Mr.. JAY SEEM
ed to be well authenticated, and had really I'M
portant bearing upon the question
His remarks were received With loud applause
and the Society adjourned after passing vote o.
thanks to the distinguished gentlemen who had
addressed them, and requesting copy of then
remarks for publication.