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AMERICAN HOTEL.
(LkrE Co1nlEnciAL
Exchange Street, yuOAEEE.
rnWApn RfrI r0Rn

49, ~ $500" - -"
Grateful Coz no Uniform and liberal
supper extended 20 him By his friends
since bis removal from New York 10 the
South, respectfully announces hat he has
opened the above, as . MeFcantils and
Bachelog's Eating Lodging Establish
merit. Il has nsl been completely reno
waited within end without and iis vicinity
70 business induced = belief that 4 can be
rads q Place of acceptable resort for
Gsullemen q Ell hours, especially those
sho are 10 the habit Of dining 10 the bus
inese part Of che ciiyA The table viii be
served BY he plate, On he plan Of Clarke
q BroWn's celebrated House IN New
York.
Twenty o. lhity Gouilcnlen may be
lodged IL the house. The Dining Hall
. spacious, and agreeable situa Cd. Care
viii Be taken that Tie appointments 0f the
table, as service, and attendance are
TERMs As FOLs Tvs,
Tssnsisul BOardand Lodging e 90 Pr d.y.
Permanent Do. (Eingle FOOuA) 600 pc nth
s(two IN arOom) IS %
Board only, 3 meals day, rst-
we'd exclusively from the steamer, 80 per Wk,
80 meals % -. IS
DannrFs only, ID % p nth.
Breakfast, from nalf past Z to 10 Q clock
Dinner, from half past l. 70 half past 4
Tea nom 8 10 Z.
The Bills Of ou door BoaFders win b
presented foF settlement weekly, unless
arrangements are made 70 the contrary.
BOardsrs Lodging in the house semi
mOathly.
Visitors who may Pro6r L may dine
or breakfast BY the plate, according 10 ths
Bill Of Pare, or pay for breakfast, As. din
neF O..
Evening business IN the Coffee Room
viii be charged according 70 the prices
affixed to the annexed isl Of orders.
Mobile, Dec. l642. l4E
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NOTICE.

W. A2AAa
HVHE district Chancegy 0OuTt Of the
State Of Mississippi held st COlum.
bus, having decided ths case Of E. A.
Smith us.l A. N. Jones in favor Of said
Jones, and decreed that the whole mat.
ter ia controversy to vii the stock Of
Drugs and Medicines-she books, notes
and accounts, and al Hlaiiers end things
Belonging to the recent establishment Of
E.A. Smith Druggist, were The properly Of
said An. Jones; have handed TO him en-
the above described property and he IL
fully in possession Of The same; the injnnc-
lion prohibiting the collection Of The debts
BY 4. ~ Jones having been dissolved,
all persons 10 debt 10 the concern will
make payment to Or. A. ". Jones only
NJ. MCCARTHY, Receiver
and CLERK Of said Court.
Dec. slh 1919.
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IN BANKRUPTCY. No &c.


District CouFt Of the United States,
Northern District Of Mississippi
Notice is hereby givcn that MERIT
WELT0N Of che County Of Lowndes
has been duly declared Bankrupt, by On
order Of this said Court made 90 the I'd
dBy Of Jaausry, A. D. ls43; cad the
said Merit WelsOn has applied Cor GER,
tifcsls Of final discharge from bis debt
uaJor the act of Congress il such case
made and provided and the second ulOn-
day Of April Is4S at Aberdeen has been
SCI for The final hearing. All persona
interested may then and there appear to
show cause, ifany they can, why the de-
cree and certificate Of discharge. should
not be granted.
G. N. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
San. 2, 1888 nO.l7
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NOTICE.
Jan 9sth Is4s.

- TIME new and substan-
n tialsteamaFiE SaOOs--
$685. co, P. CARROLL mas
zEssIl ;er, will ply as a regular
trader be- ween WestpOrt and Mobile, the en-
suing season.
The Boat well suited to this trade, and no
further recommendation Is necessary than to
say she Is TO be commanded BY Capt Carroll
Columbus Miss. Doc. LIST, 1912.
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DISfRlCr CHAEcEEY CoURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
No. 72 u. Dec. Rules 1912,
james Cuteset. q.
ITP0N opening the matters ofthis bin
81 and il appearing that the defendant
James Gates Is no, Al inhabitant Of this
Ssute but resides beyond the limits there
Of 50 that the ordinary process Of this
C0uH cannot b executed upon him i Is
therefore ordered that unless said delen.
daui appear before the Vice Chancellor
at the Court room in the town Of COlum.
bus on the
Fiyss MOaday IN Nag aeEi,
and Plead, answer or demur 10 The bill Of
complaint herein, the several allegations
thereof, will b as to said defendant taken
Tor confessed and such order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and Just.
Il is further ordered that = copy Of this
order be inserted in the Democratic Wing
ones q week for two months successively'
N. MCCARTHY, clerk.
Columbus Dec. 9Th Ie42.
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INBANKRUPTCY-No 491.

NBANKRUPTCY-No 491.
District Court Of the United States, !
Northern District Of Mississippi.
Notice Is hereby given that ALFRED
TEACHER Of the County Of LoWndes
has been duly declared a Bankrupt BY an
order Of this said Court, made on the I'd
day Of January A. D. ls4s; and that
the said Alfred Thaeher has applied Cor a
certificate Of final discharge from his
debts under the act Of Congress in such
case made and provided; and the % NON
day Of April ls43 at Aberdeen, has been
set Cor the final hearing. All PersOas in
lereslcd may then and there appear 10
show cause if any they can, Why the de-
cres md certificate should not be granted.
G. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
January 9, le43. ~
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IN BANKRUPTCY No. A93.
District C0uTi Of Inc Uniled States. !
Northern District Of Mississippi.
Notice ) hereby given, that DAVID
HARDIN Of LoWndss county has been
duly deelnred . Bankrupt By an FOR
der Of this sails c0uri made on the ID day
January A. d. 1888; and that The said
Merit Wellon has applied loF certificate
Of final discharge IN such case made and
pEovided; and the % monday Of April
le49 n Aberdeen, has been set Zoe dnal
barring. All pons0ns interested may thea
and there appeariO show cause, II any
they can. Why the decree and certi6csle
q discharge should not be granted.
g. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clork
January 2, lsAS. II
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FLOUR

a choice article ofiamily Floufreed
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BY L. CLARK.
Columbus jan. 24lh, 1888.
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The following extracts > from lengthy Re
view, written b. he Rev. w. G. BFOWnlee
ID. De aud i only ono out Of several hundred
Recommendation from The clergy and The
press,thal The work has slready received -
aNsg York, Arg. 8, 1919.
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MILL ROCKS, MILL IRONS,
CASTINGS, BAR IRON,

MILL ROCKS, MILL IRONS,
CASTINGS, BAR IRON,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.
DE FOREST, NORRIS, & Co,
No. a. Water St. MOBILE.
HAVE inst received by late arrivals from
III Liverpool. New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia, and Baltimore, a most extensive az.
soi,nont Of the above Goods. al Of which
have been selected with NE greatea care IS %
qualify, and a the very lOs0ssf prices, during
whole season of unprecedented depression Of
trade, 10 the Northern cities; which they trust
will be found well worthy the attention Of the
Planters from the interior, and Merchants
visiting Mobile
In their assortment wIll be found
MILL ROCKS, Of al kinds, and sizes, in
usa. Also
ROCKS For Horse Mills, made very thick
expressly lor then, u dHoci inl50riafiOa.
ESOPUS ROCKS, FBr Wheat, and much
cheaper than the French Burr Rocks
MILL IRONS, For Tub, and Cleared Mills
GIN GEAR AND BOLTS. For 10 & II
feet wheels, l0aTraHisd.
BOLTING CLOTHS, 20 inches wide, all
numben.
BLACKsMTTHs TOOLS, in great va
Fisty.
BUILDERS MATERIALS,
400 TONS SWEDES IRON, all sizes.
SO TONS SwEDEs BRoAD PLoUGH lROE.
BOILER and SHEET IRON.
I5UO PAIR TRACE CHAINS, made un-
Usually heavy. direet from Birmingham.
100 CASKS WEDDING HOES, made
to orBet after suggestions Of many Of The lead
ing Planters Of TIE state.
DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, A great va
nety.
SHEET STEEL, RB IRoE and BRsrLEs,
for Gin Makers.
The subscribers hatier themselves that then
long expeeience IN this business viii enable
them to promote the interests OF these who
wish TO purchase The above Goods.
DE FOREST, MORRIS & Co.
Moh7a. Nov. %. 1912.
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FOR SALE.

.TTPON Accommodating Terms, The House
" g. Lot al present occupied By DR.. Talia-
fsrro, next door to Dickinson g. Boykn's Law
Office in Columbus, Miss.
For Terms, Apply 10
VIZ. HUDDLESTON, OF
Dec. %. Is42
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CHEAP GROCERIES

CHEAP UKUCEkIES
For Cash o. Cotton,
TIME undersigned has on hand the follow
Il ing goods ioF sale cheap for Cash or
Cotton, ether at Wholesale OF Retail, viz
Sab. Sugar, Coffee, MOLassss, Rice
FEOWr, BuclaOheaf, Cheese, IIGssias,
Potatoes, MGekereL, CaRdIes, Ponder,
Soap. Tea, Shet Lead, ITOa, NGilsr
Cassiags 5c.'.ye.,
and respectfully sOlicits dealers IN bis line. "
give him 3 call
III CLARK.
Colunnbus. Jan. 1873. u em.
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THE
Wonders of the world.


sNafsEe, s4l-t, assd Missds
Comprising q complete Library Of Useful
and entertaining knowledge, and illustrated BY
more than
sThis IS beyond question, one Of Tie most
elegant books ever preserved 10 our fellOw-cii-
izens, in this Republic. i oaghl TO BE in every
Christian family fOr its iznale value aRd 10
every palriOiic family as a splendid specimen
Of our progress IN domestic manufacture. and
the advancement Of our artists and maniac
turers IN their rivalshiP with thOss OF Europe.
svV. G. RROWNLEE"
" A VERY LmERAL OTFER LONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS viii be giveh By the Pub
Usher 10 every agent who vii undertake and
sell ONE HUNDRED COPIES Of he above
Work. Ae believes that there is scarcely {
town CT village n he UaiOn, but that number
may easily Be Disposed Of.
= Persons inclosing money WI be care
ful 10 pay The aBhOls portage and IN ordering
books viii state explicitly, how the books shall
be sent 70 them.
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IN BANKRUPTCY-NO. 400.
District Court Of the United States. J

IN BANKRUPTCY-NO. 492.
District Court Of the United States.
NOrlhsrn District Of Mississippi.
Nollce is hereby givsa that JOHN W.
HODGES Of Lowndes county. has been
duly declared q Bankrupt by an order Of
Of this said Court made on the ID day Of
January, A. d. ls43; md that the said
Merit WelloH hos applied GOFa certificate
Of inaI discharge from his debts under
the sct Ct Congress in such ease MARE and
provided: and tho ID monday Of April,
1913 at Aberdeen, has been set for the
fnal hearing. AL persons interested may
then and there appear 10 shOw cause. i
any they can, why the decree and ceTtlh.
cate Of discharge should not be grated.
g. N. RAGSDALE. Clerk.
January, %, le42. II
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REMOVED.

gWHHE Subscribers have removed their Clo-
n thing Store 20 the South uide Of the
SheFifns 0mce, Market Street, where lhey
viii sell then stock Of CLOTHItsG, At Feiil-
ed Prices as they are desir0us Of closing
business tins season.
PRICE ELLIS, q CO.
n. b Those indebted &c M year are re-
spectfallyirequesied % can and settle.
January, l6A9.
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POTATOES s. MACKEREL.
Al BBLS. Potatoes. and MaekeFel IN bar
4O rels and halt bafrelss just received, and
for sale exceedingly low By
Jan. ga, 1913.
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LOWNDKs COUNTY.
Probate Court, January Term, A. d. 1873.
FT40 al persons interested IN the estate of
a. VsIdly MsBse late Of LOwndes c0un-
y decreased.
Y0o are hereby cited to appear before the
Judge Of our Probate COuFt, a. . Term thereof
70 y holden Il the Court House iof said CON-
", On The LEI Monday in March, A. d. 1913,
thea and here 70 chow eause. ifany you can.
why en- order should not Be made TO sell the
following described Lands, situated IN LOwndes
county. and State q Mississippi, belonging 10
the estate Of TIE said vardy AfeBes decd.
according 70 The Pray-rof the petition 81 Akce
Q Melee. Guardian, &c. TDwit.
BOtsn0 eight, nine, twelve and thirteen. Il b
further ordered By The Court, that this citation
be published in the Democratic Wing, and the
Columbus Democrat, two newspapers publish
edin the town nfColumbus, iorsix weeks sue
ceaslvely.
Witness, he 1o1O1ble Thomas Samp.
son, Judge Of the Probate Court i6g
Lowndos county, The lst Monday Of
January, A. d. 1874
ssued from the minutes, the OH day Of
" d pfu0En GA
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE,
HNHIS Institution viii Be open fSr young
u .sdies on the lst Monday in January 1888.
Young ladies' can be accommodated with boar
ding.
ADRIAN MAER.
N. B. Lessons IN Music vii be given BY
Professor Pfster.
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NOTICE.

ETVBE undersigned has been duly appointed
4 Administrator Of the goods and ehattels
Of Thomas Williamson deceased. All persons
indebted 10 said estate, are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having claims
to present he same within the time prescribed
by law, OF this n0tice viii be plead in BAR
Claims can be presented or payments una ie in
my absence 70 Adm. MurdOck who Is my duly
authorised agent
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
Administrator Of the estate Of Thomas VII
hanson, deceased
Columbus Oct. 9th, l642.
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william Huddlsston, q CO.
s1UCTEOI,EERsan8
Csamtssfsa WsPokaats.
Columbu1, Ml1a.
WI. HUnnLEroS,
HARElsoN HALE
ARR. nuEDOE. Rua -
Toomef, Gay Acc.
Bun a Pies,
!. 1. Lovely
Rugely, harrsondt 90.
lMo6ils.
Vsnnsri & GoSissd n Ori'-1i.
Charies Everett. Boss~a
Thos. q. Sls-sS. coa'-s~s' Miss
Sept. 1874.
FLOUR AND MEAL.
A LARGE h Of superans FIouf equal b
n aay IA tie uarkot. For sale q Lowest
Prices. Also, Finst ruts meal.
Sep. Isla.
z AIDES KID SHOES AND sLlPPERs
"a MorOcea
Prunella.
~ ~.
ChildrenS. bOysand Misses shoes q al kinds
WA. HUDDLEsTON's q CO.
Main sisoe'
e BOXES Coed Tennessee TObace0 q
- sale cleap. b TIE boz O Iess.
Wh. HUDDLESToNs 4 CO.
BROGANs.
900 PAM Ru..a Breun.
100 Boys
200 Mp
For sale q Lowest Market Prices,
Wa HUDDLEsTON, q Co
NEW ORLEANS MONEY.
THE following notes received n ths
= siOre Of the subscriber Of par FOL
goods.
Union Bank, La.
State =
City
COmmeteial
CarroliOn
Mechanics and Traders,
Canal Bank
| Also the notes Of the first an5 SeconI
Municipalities.
L. M. PRoMIS.
Columbus Sent. O. 1912.
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TRUSTsALE.


nk Writes e ooriain Daed IN Trust exc.
A. cuied b ne a. IrusHea, un he blh DAY
ofNovembeF "A ID 1871, bY william q Boiling
aad Mary d Boiling q ne Ccanty,o LOWnd1l
and state q Aislrllilpl e upcule The pay-
menl q certain Ploniissoly notes therein gpe-
cited, which sad oocd q trust Was duly recor-
dod IN The Office 81 he clefk oi Prohoie Of Ok-
fbbeha county IN he State q Mississippi, !
shall proceed 10 eel or cash boloFe The couIt
hose doR b aaid oouniy q Oktibbeha On he
FOurth Monday IN Nay, 1e43,
the following described lands lying and being
ID Okhbbeha Counly, 10 wiz
The south east quarter q section number
thirteen, n township number twenty north, 81
range thirfeen easl, containing ons hundred
and ffv acres 60-IO0. Sale 20 take place
bsiweon the houn prescribed BY Law. Such
tile conveyed 70 The purchaser q is vested b
CHARLES r. CRUsOE
Nov. 20 ie42. Trustee.
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W.aEEH-anr BOKR0BR
Comunlnutsm WeEchnnts
JWoBtla .atas
HAVING Determined 70 tFanuct Gen
ersl Comniiasion BUSHES b The CITY
~ Hohls. would solicit he patronage q my
l-;;hpdg and The public generally. Al business
e..lr,-iea 10 my care Ghal b. attended % WITH
r,,urv.tnsss and ndchly. shall Be N Alooile
by he aIsi q lanuaEy. q uooner ifthe nver =
C;eimbos, Miuu. Sept. lst2.
NOTICE.
vwNHE undesstaned having heated tAomsei-
ves n ne city oi Mode. iorihe purpose
q eoudnetinga
veshoIsssge GrOess-B Asstn ess
;ntsnd ksepiag On haad a. al timeA Large
ana Grnsral assortment 0i al such Coos e
ere usual IN this iue, ard mosi FeaPectiuly -
lea he patF0aaas q he Planters, Merchants
ana otlless from the Bigby River, and ron ON
er sections q The conniry trading % Mobile.
A. 8. HUMPHREYS. g. Co.
No. IL CoNHEncE SrzEET
December 9Th 1912.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
"AVlNG deteFmined 70 60 10 Noble the
III ensung winter, ~ The purpose u dong
q GameFmI RmcaOFaEe and Gem
ualasaam mmslmesa. I would respectfully
solicit he patronage d my friends and the
public generally; having bern = PLANTER myself
81 several yalra. have some knowledge Of
he qualiiy q Cotton, and pledge myself TO at
send 70 81 buainess entrustea n me with ldel.
~ and deapafch. ! wa - N thsealY Of No
bile, the lei q January, l0l3, where ! viii be
happy 10 attend 10 my friendN n my hne.
WM WOODWARD,
q NOxubee County, Mss.
NOvenbe. ~, 1854.
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COlumbus, Jan. 1913. II 0m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02

The latest date from Bombay is the lat OF Nav,
aud from Calcutta 18th OF Aprli. There had been
another important military affair in Sclnde. Major
Stack, who was proceeding from Sukk ur to Nv
derabad, IN command OF brigade, encountered a
strong body OF the enemy within day IS march of Sir
Charles Naplersposilon but they were not very re-
sOlue ia their opposition his advance and he beat
hem of without much difficulty Sir Chas Napier
aowedth- soldiers day 10 rest, aud at day break
me 24tb March, ne set out with the whole OF his
iorce, 5000 strong, TO meet the Scindians. He
iDund them about halt past eight o'clock, 25OO1
strong, or more, posted behind OF the large null
ihs or dTy water courses by which the country rs
lnjeTsected IN all directions. The nullah was form
I'd by two parallel ditches twenty feet wide and
eight feet deep, the other forty-two leet wide and
s'venteen feet deep. The position OF the Sclndlan
army, which was commanded py Nicer Shere Ma
hclued, was nearly IN straight line
10 ascertain the extent OF this line says Sir Charles
anar i'm an official despatch "was emely difficult.
H his lef ala not appear be tsacorly Defined but
hogan moving his right when he perceived that the
itish force Outfanked him in that direction. Believing
Al this movement had draws him FROM that part OF tho
lab which had been prepared for defence hoped %
attack his right with less dicuy and Major Leslies
Horse Artillery ordered 90 forward amt
pdGavor TO rake the nullsh; the 9Th Light Cavalry and
raUna Horse advancing line on the Lett 0 The artillery,
which supported the night by her MyeS'ys
Twenty second regiment; the later being however, az
first considerably retired 70 admit OF the obbque fire of
r.ese's troop. The whole Of the artillery now opened
upon the enemys positions and the British line advanced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02

Politicians in Paris have been aroused, not by any
great event, but by series OF small defeats SUIT
tered by the ministry, each unimportant in IL
sell, but all, when taken together, and consl-
dered In succession, both afrontng end alarm
ing. One day II is the Coinage Bill, ano-
Their 1t Is the law Tor purchasing up canal shares,
then II is the hsrshness of tn. Budget commission.
The government experienced on Tuesday week
new check In the Chamber o. Deputies, In the re-
jecton of their demand OF 100 0O0f tor the services
IT the French in India. One letter contends that
the refusal OF the grant by the profgate mis-
application OF the public money OF late years in
POndicherry and elsewhere" On a DIVISION on the
vote there tor the grant, 1903 against IT, IT'S
Inundated by this demonstration, thu Ministers
withheld another bill, relative to inland navigation.
wllch would, II understood have been
similarly rejected. The Budget is sill To be dis
cussed, the railroads brought on, and a nun.
Der OF money votes disposed OF
Inc french papers acqualnt with the result of
two debates, the one upon the coinage and the
her 1pon the grant To the colony ~ Poudicherry,
"a each Of which the ministry were defeated The
consequences of these divisions are not regarded as
Important.
Gnzot declares 1t to be his intention TO persis, in
moving Tor the sum OF money he purposes TO expend
upon the Marquesas. Ills intention To cut a canal
across the lstnmus OF Panama, he says, Is no cn-
mera.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

"Boys DO YOU HEAR THAT ?'-Mr. Isaac Pen
feld, an old gentleman of 50 years, residing in
this town, walked from his residence to the polls
IN this village, nearly two miles distant to vote,
on Tuesday last, and returned again foot,
through the snow storm. What commentary
upon the zeal and patriotism of scores of" Wing"
voters in this village, and elsewhere who were
scarcely an hundred yards from the polls, and
yet neglected or refused to vote Mr.. Penteld
is a genuine Wing Of the old stamp, and g tlthe
OF the same spirit on the part Of those who pro
tess to be with us, would have secured Wing
Sheriff beyond peradventurc. Such an example,
is worthy of all praise. Catskill Messenger
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Nov ls.

BRIGHTON MARKET--AIonday, Nov l3.
AT Market $3.50 Cattle bout 1850 OF which were 6eei
1900 Stores 1900 Sheer, and 1000 Swine
PRlcEsBtEF sao's .scond on,y
so 8 IS; third quality . so 3 %.
BARas1lsG CArTLE.-Mess3 3 l2:; MOL 62!; No., -
SroREsTwo year old, Ss II, three year old sl !;
Sarsp dull small lots SOC, 60c S5c 81 l2;, SO and
so. Wethers from % 10 81
swlsr.-Los to pedde 3! &c for sows and y sc Tor
Bauows Old Hogs from d +3c Al retail, u TO oc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

no IRON MASTERS.-For sale, Mil Sites
- ~ nf he rst quality in Pennsyvania-the nearest point
to ds water where such Cosi and os ar found ss R
me, ne h Tsna and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive Of
the property and farther nioTmstSn apr 70 AISh,oaa
Mcintyre Albany; TO Archibald Robertson fhaaeP Phs; o.
where NAV be specimens of the coal and aso maps
ana n,S " r CASEY, Civil Engineer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

T,HE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
/ make Surveys Estimates ofcost, and reports for RaI-
vavs Canals Roads Docks. Wharves, Sustaining Walls
Bridges Of every description, with plans and specifications
ana When required will suTerntend their execution
or rock estimars the OF removing the same; they i
survey sni and report on the best mode Of rendering
nower available and of opening and quares 1he
vii make drawings and specifications Of Improvements u
machines and aid in procuring letters patent t
ssv;cas Of DR. Thomas p Jones have secured Tor any
business requiring personal attendance al Washl,Ftan I
Mines Qua-Ties, Machinery, &c e
ddress either Of the undersigned al SO Mekhan.s ~
-ua Nv York EDWIN F. JOHNSON,
tasn. WILLIAM r. CASEY. f
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

Monsieur Arago announced last month to the
Academy Of Sciences that Saturn exhibited at
present a remarkable eccentricity. Instead OF oc-
cuping the centre of his ring, he IS 50 aced tha'
his Southern edge appears showed past 1t. Inc
same eccentricity exactly reversed was Observed
in 1924.