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now getting up fine lot of cheap and
=, Iashionable furniture which they will sell
low Ior cash. They also keep Chairs, Sofas.
lounges, and AMIDST every article in their i,
Also Rooms Papered, Mattresses made.
ana an branches cfthe Upholstering business
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style: oy an uphulsterer from Philadelphia.
July 9th, 1913.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

TUST Received and offered for sale sup
- ply of Valuable Medical Works complete
Broussais Pathology, Boisseau on Fever,
Devices Practice of Physic, Dungleson's Ele-
ments of Hygiene, Lauison Phthisis transla-
ted by Cowan, DungIesons Medical Student,
Edwards Anatomy and Physiology, Edwards
Ma nual of Materia Medca, Bealards General
Anatomy, Monros Anatomy. Also many
other valuable Medical b ooks cheap for cash.
GREENE HILL.
Columbus, June 1913.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY.

Circuit Court, April Term, 1643.
Daniel Gallant, Complainant Petition for
5S42 vs.
Phebe Gallant, Defenda Divorce.
VENHTS day came the Complainant BY his
IL Counsel, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Court that the defendant is not
an inhabitant of this State so that he ordina-
ny process of this Court cannot be served upon
her, Therefore on motion Of the said complain.
ant by his Counsel, 1t is ordered by the Court
that publication be made for two months sue
cessively. in the "Democratic Wing, a news.
paper published in the town of Columbus, mott
flying the said defendant of the tendency Of this
suit, and commanding the said Defendant to
appear before the Judge of our said Court, at
the Court House in the town of Columbus, GU
The first Monday of October next,
and plead, answer, or demur 10 said bill of
Complaint, otherwise the same will be taken
for confessed; ard set for hearing ex parte at
next Term.
A true copy from the Minutes,
WITNEss,-The Clerk of said Court, this 22d
day of June 1913.
S. III. LESTER, Clerk.
By A. E. LOVE, ID. c, prf $I5
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Ink, Presses, Cases, Galleys, Brass Rules.
Composing Sticks, Ehases and other materials,
furnished at tie lowest prices.
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NOTICE.

r HEREBY forewarn all persons from deal
ing with or giving my wife Dolly Duke
Hundreds credit on my account. as viii not
be responsible for any contract she may make,
she having left my premises with intent to stay.
NELSON HENDRICKS.
June 9Th g643.
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= evil now experienced is caused
4 a National Bank. In the ab-
institution, money concentrates
Elites, where it is not wanted, in
cinp itself where it is needed and
efuI. Millions are now piled up
faults and private repositories be-
Ill be safely loaned or invested by
as 10 bring them 5 per cent,
re whcle Districts Of the country
money is wanted on good secu-
h be worth 10. There is a chasm
rjass which has money to lend and
h:ght prohtably and safely borrow
NLssm would be bridged by a Ma
Il Had we had such institution for
pasi. the money now lying idle liz
Iould have been subscribed to Its
Iprwlse absorbed by it, and loaned
IwouId nave been most needed and
sst productive. That money would
Instantly employed in building,
ming, buying implements, cloths,
Endowment to labor, and making
h produces, to an extent which
VASTLY increased the business and
production of the country. The
I'D by loan on the security OF his
head to subdue, improve and fertil-
ID Of wasting his time and worry
but to get executions stayed and
Bed, would have paid the money to
that he will now pay TO the Sheriff,
B would have been doubled. We
absolute loss 10 the country, from
pIoyn:ent Of the Capital now locked
(eat cities, viii be many Millions
ill to great extent cure itself ulti-
what is lost during its continuance
Ier-N. Y. Tribune.
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BOOKS. BOOKS!


TUST Received and now offer for sale a
- 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, Boswell s
Life ofJohnson, Plutarch's Lives by Langhorn,
Smolet's Select Works, FieldiRgs Select
Works, Democracy in America, Naval His
tory of the United States by Cooper, Lavaler's
Essay in Physiognomy, Sears Bible Biogra-
ply, Sears Wonders of the Word, Lord
Byronss Works. the Dramatic Works of VIM.
Shakespeare, D'Isr2elis' Novels complete, Wa
verify Novels complete, Miscellanies Of Lord
Brougham, Coopef's Novels dc, Also many
other valuable works illustrated with rich and
splsndid EngravIngs-all of which will be sold
unusually low for cash.
GREENE HILL.
Columbus June. 1913.
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." --A--------~
letting was held on the 18th
in Hartford county, Mary
ssv passed resolutions appro'
Isoree, the doctrine OF Repu-
i Wing, in commenting upon
=, thus expresses itself IN re-
Iutlons:
(';ons. without entering at pre-
l.ar;on of their atrocious doc
L~puts, we will content ourself
that they are generally as
Is;tous in their assumption OF
nertinacious and dishonora-
Eociules; and that no man, who
rSolIId be tolerated in any COM
honesty, the obligation OF con-
sacredness of character are
he'd
'o,e American, a leading Loco
he State of Maryland, says up
sr rather be in a minority in
::.lature-lese Senator, District
men, and all the advantages that
,pcted to accrue in a political
tban have attached to the skirts
.racv of Maryland, the odious
'nudiation, so Numerically OPP
sence OF Democratic principles;
in honesty, a proper respect for
, and, and a strict adherence to
what they may
eater, if gentlemen think pro-
lar meetings for similar purpos-
ill not take shelter under the
rracy-that they will assume
"" themselves-and not put on
,ayen to serve the devil in.
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Il Mississippian to thro Y
o ~ - wings, for the proceed
Convention ~ at Jackson is as
n he Intellectual.
y ~ = ! attempted to be played
l s1.c ! by inducing him to
u,os, shamelessly put aside
= cookers contrary to the
llig .;s marty, does not merit a
Z -. - satisfied that the Judge
= sense to allow himself to
. aFtbe editor of the Mississip-
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JUST RE, EIVED. Webster's Elementary
Spelling book, New National do. Kukham's
Grammar, Colburn's Algebra, Oiney's Ge'gra
ply and Atlas, Colburn's Arithmetic, Anihon's
Cicero, Hale's History Of the United States, at
KEELER'S Cheap Cash Store
May 10, 1913
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE.
THIS Institution win open again on the first
Monday in July next, for young ladies'
ADRIAN MAER.
Columbus Miss June 90 lS43.
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Ee the following extract from the
the Louisville Journal upon tie
! Of the late Wing Convention
article is two long for insertion,
to copy only portion.
ssIsSIPPL WING CONVENTION
Prous day for Mississippi on which
d enthusiastic convention assem-
eato consideration the present con-
bat State and to adopt measures
& her to the respect of her sister
The world, We congratulate the
Mississippi on the proceedings of
ntlon, for they indicate that re-
plrlt is active in that State, which
satisfied until she.is relieved from
her present councils and the odlous
p the regulators are Frustrated for
The borders. Let them respond to
|nd enthusiasm of the members of the
and the ensuing State elections
results proclaim to the world that
is regenerated and exalted far
lniamy into which she has been
Py the exertions of Locofocoism and
Pn,
Inc members of this convention we
anes of many distinguished Wings
known over the whole Union. OF
lcted and patriotic efforts in behalf of
4 Of Whlgism and honesty. The
~ met at Jackson, on the 18th ins...
1t was organized, committees we've
report on the subjects for the consid-
which it had assembled. The Hon.
'lnggaman was elected president, and
Presidents and three secretaries were
:, The committee consisting of one
aeach county, appointed to report on
ieSs ofthe convention, reported against
nation of candi lates- for Congress be-
act OF Congress being in force and
I Inc State to be dIstricted precludes
Ouhy ofthe Wings legally filling the
sIe,sIoDal representation to which the
satltled in the ne xt Congress, and be-
lu4 the State is laid off into districts
xglsiature of the State to attempt to
PAGES BY the wings would be an in
Zone ofthe cherished principles Of the
wy obedience and acquIescence in the
- 1.-THE Wings should succeed IN
I ~eemOers to Congress, the committee
~ "sIeve that they could legally take
-, and though majority of Congress
sSG !, Of d law, might permit it, yet the
~ ~ believed il would be less injurious
! 'VSSatrV and the interest of the State
S'ate should be unrepresented thar
:. aw should be trampled under too1
IS power.
i A. = excellent reasons the commltte
slnst the nomination of Congress
~ ulOates, and unless it suits the pres
n. nv . legislature at an extra session 4
l. IOIate agreeably to the law of Con
o.;.; Ocoioco candidates viii meet with
n :. 70 their election. and viii be
= " Walk MAR TIA nosanaA
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FOR CHANCELLOR-

WE are authorised to annouuce Tnc w
CHALMERS asa candidate for the Office
which ne now holds of Vice Chancellor of Mis-
sissippi. - -'-''>
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SECOND HAND BAROUCHE.
4 N excellent article in good order, fitted for
~ driving either or horses for sale very
chean-the owner having nopresent use for
it.--Enquire OF r,r1,., -,
or Dr.. A. g. DAYTON.
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LIVERY STABLES.

TFNHE undersigned having taken the Sla-
4 bles conducted by Mr.. Z. c. Egglesl on,
respectfully invites his friends and the Public
generally, to give him a call, when they wish
to hire Horses, Buggies, &c. He has deter
mined to spare no pans to accommodate his Pa
irons.
Travellers who wish to put their horses up
at his Stable can have their Baggage taken to
any Hotel they may desire FREE Of CHAR
GES.
Terms moderate to suit the times.
ELI YATES.
Columbus, Miss. June 18th, I643.
NJ B. Every attention will be paid to Dis
eased Horses, Founders cured, DC.
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DISTRICT CHANcEKx CoURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS

NAANCEAA OgIAA VI A1AA JAN
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
Fleming T. Colbert complainant,
% VS..
John Bartlett, ct. al Defendants.
May Term 1913.
TTPON opening the matters Of ting bill, and
u itappearng to the satisfaction Of bis Hon
or the Vice Chancellor, that the defendants,
John Bartlett and Wiillerson 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 upon
them. 1t Is ordered that unless said deien-
dants appear 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
will be as 10 eaid 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 copy Of this or
der be inserted in the "DemOcratic Wing"
newspaper published in the town of Columbus,
once week for two months successfully.
M. MCCARTHY, elk.
II. l.. JARNAGIN, Solicitor.
May 18th, 1913.
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DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURT or THE STAT
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
James Hayden, Complainant,
John HuddIestOn Ct. al Defendants.
May Term, 1913.


John Huddleston ct. al. Defendants.
May Term, 1643.
TPON opening the matters Of this Dill, anG
" happening TO the satisfaction ofhis Hon
or the Vice Chancellor, that the defendants
Reading S. BlOunt and HARLEY Benson are
not inhabitants of this State but reside beyond
the limits thereof SO that the ordinary process
Of this court cannot be executed upon ihem.
1t is ordered that unless said defendants al,
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 demuF to the bill Of CON-
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as to SAID defendants taken for confess
cd and such order or decree made therein as
10 the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and just
1t is further ordered that copy of this order
be inserted in the democratic Whig' a news
paper published in tho town of Columbus,
once q week for two months successfully.
M. MCCARTHY, elk.
Harris g. HARRIsoN, Solicitors.
May 18th, 1913.
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sb ssou.OnOus, Miss, Democrat speaking
IS ~ says a"retired statesman" has no
Aus,a 7, speeches and writing polit-
lOO l.. Oh no, of course not zen.
IN ~ - exclusive claim 20 that sort OF
t.TS0 q 40 man has a right toinfringe his
~ =. .. Propic.
tiaT - ~. Van Huren might be allowed
Asau q tonrteen coEunes in length oc-
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Literary Notices.

The BrRTHRIonr, Is the title Of a new novel, by
Mrs Gore, author of Mothers and Daughters"
" The Bankers Wife, and other able and popular
works. 1t lspubshed AS No XIV. of the eli
brary of Select Novels price one shilling, and
will undoubtedly meet with very considerable sale
The WRONGS OF WOMAN, PAhT THrRp-THE
LITTLE Pin HEADERS, by Charlotte Elizabeth, New
York;. s. Taylor Il Co., las Nassau street. Do.
1l5.-The Little Pin Headers when Messrs. Tay-
lor a. Co. have Just laid on our table, is one of
the finest little volumes, that ever came from the
pen of charlotte Elizabeth. Two chapters. IA
Sunday Stroll" and ''1'he Sick Pauper," will
compare with almost any drama for interest and
effect; but the dramatic power of the work is not
its only, nor its best feature To expose the osth-
some tyranny of English task masters is the OBJ ect of
the authoress; and this object she pursues with phi
Ianthropy and energy, that cannot but render her
popular with Americans and American sympathies.
To bring this effective little volume within the
reach OF ALL the enteprising publishers have issued
two editions. in very elegant binding at twenty
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at the Town Hall OF Comatthen, their anomalous
put interesting lhye ugauon. The Chief Commits
sioner has stated thai though Her Mai.s,v,s Co
vernment Is firmly resolved 10 meet with The s,ronr
arm OF the law all attempts at disturbance. and ~
do everything to suppress and put down ourages,
still they are DESTROYS TO ascertain whether ther.
be any real causes of grievance existing, in order
that by the powers of the Executive Government.
or of Parliament, or both combined, a legislative
remedy may be effected. The address Of Mr.,
Frankland Lewis was moderate and Judcious, but
he to keep out of view, that whilst the toll
gate grievance was the first which was brought
under public attention by the riots of the Rebecca-
ties, II is by no means the capital and fundamental
cause ground of complaint. That fundamental
cause is, the enormous amount OF rents and their
total dsproporon to the value OF produce and the
state of the markets. Now, there is no sort Of in
tention on the part Of the Government TO interfere
In this maer--nor to attack the tithes, or the
clergy-nor to return to the old poor laws-nor to
diminish the enormous amount and pressure of the
poor's rates So that, in fact, the Commission Of
Inquiry may effect some good with regard to the
toll gates but will not any relief satisfsc-
ton as to any other matters of far Importance
But this Is specimen of Sir X ebert Peel's system;
"legaity and inquiry but inquiry into the lesser
and not the weIghtler matters OF the two. In
plain terms, there Is great deal IN his system
which looks like "bamboozlng"!! And so the
world wags!