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orally as will be seen by their newly printed
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| that notwithstanding the great reduction in
prices, all articles manufactured by this estab-
lishment shall retain the high reputation which
they have hitherto sustained. 1t will also be
their constant endeavor to improve the quality
of them in every particular. They flatter
themselves, also that their old friends will not
only continue their favors, but that Printers
generally will appreciate their endeavors to
furnish the very best articles at barely remu-
nerating prices.
Orders from any part of the country for all
articles used by Printers or Binders including
Type, Ink, paper, dc. and on the best terms.
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that persons from abroad may not be imposed
upon with spurious articles, made in imitation
of theirs.
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WIG MEETINGa

We are pleased to see that the spirit of III
w higs seems to be reused in eVerv directio
throughout our State. They are HOLDING ms
tlngs in all the counties for the purnose Of sen
ding delegates to the Jackson Whir CONVEX
tlon to De held on the End Monday In June.
Inc resolutions adopted at these meetings.. ar,
OF the most spirited character, and breathe ths
fervor OF 40. If the wings can not get those
OF the democratic party who profess to be bono
payers to assist them in putting down a sel
of political gamblers who have overwhelreG
tho State with disgrace by their Doctrines q
Reputation, they are determined to ego B
alone, and to THETA shall be all the honor Of de.
leat or victory In such cause. The signs Of
rum and defeat we already see distinctiyeIy ex.
hlDIted IN the present condition Of the Reoudi-
ators. Whilst they were sustained by LARGE
majority at home and looked Tor countenance
from their Loco Foco brethren abroad, thew
were unmoved by the feelings of shame and
proclaimed their Infamous doctrines with all
the exnltation of patriotic devotion. But as
no individual, whatever may be the hardihood
OF ms character, can long bear the contempt
OF ms associates, no people can long disregard
the unanimous disapprobation of the civilized
world. Hence it is that we see such a vari-
ETY. OF hues In the compilations of the Repr.
dlators, from the deep black of universal Re-
quotation OF all public debts, down to the
slight shape OF the conscientious constitution
alist. Many, who had already Chased them.
selves with the former, are now anxious to be
considered of the latter set, There are others
too' that voted for the repudiating ticket at the
last election, who now wish 10 claim some
merit by hypocriticafly calling themselves bond
paying Democrats. We mention this as an ey-
ldence of the change that is taking place in that
party even admitting that many who call them.
selves Bond paying Democrats are net sincere
IN their present professions; it shows that they
are ashamed of the doctrines of their party and
their hypocricy is the highest compliment,
which they are capable of paying, to the cor
rect and honorable course Of the Wings. We
DO not mean to apply these remarks to all, who |
are professedy bond paying democrats, for we |
OeHeVe hat many are sincere in their opposi- |
ION 10 reputation and we are willing to give |
Lhem our support on this question.
Under these suspicious circumstances, whilst
'ur OPPon ents are distracted by their own dis
'entlons and weakened by the INDIGESTION of
many of their partisans, all that is required to
m ure success to our party, and to relieve US
orever from this loathsome qu' stion, is to act in
he approaching contest with concert and spirit
Amidst the zeal, which we observe indicated
n every direction, we have seen no movement
mong the Wings of our neighbor Monroe
Voxubce, Lowndes, Winston, and Oktibbeha
lave held their meet ings around her, but we
AVE heard nothing from her yet.
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THE DEMOCRATIC WHIGt

Tha cont condition OF the Loco Foco party
of this State presents crisis In the analrs oi
The wings. which if used with spirit and ener~
ov. will result in their triumphant success ne
discord ard confusion, that prevail among !he
Loco Focos, the 6efce and angry ieehngs, "nicn
49, zen in their ranks, and tile jealousies
and dssention, which have split them into az,
f;ons together with the exposuT % whIce sHey
make of their own profigacy and c,:ttupa1o; !;
rive assurance that theiI complies, 80 -
Near Al hand. Their corruptn ?nu III
ment of principle are raPl"y .O.;n ssS1sn,;o@ ;
cure. and public sentiTI: .;a ITnIsr c;rc17n1
sound and healthful con ILL.,. lie imperotivs
stances so IaVoi1, sPeeu the prog resS OF
duty ofthe.W Wing parM revolution. To pros
this political andITacted by their own dissen~
trate party ISgraded by their own profigacy,
lions, andf a vigorous and determined effort
Iequirskrt of the Wings in exposing the enor-
| ontoftheir disgracefnl doctrines, and IN taking
advantage of their we akness and distraction
One Of the most effectual methods of distri-
buting political information among the people,
and producing a concert of action in party Is
bv the agency of a well conducted press
The weight of the Eastern and Nofihern por-
makes Columbus one of the most important
,o;nts in Mississippi, for conducting Public
Journal. advocating the leading doctrines OF the
In view of the fall elections in this State
which will be but TRAINING exercise for tne
grand contest of 1874, we have made prepare
..;o,,s Far the more extensive circulation of our
naDer: and we call upon our patrons AID all VINO
are friendly to the cause which we advocate: TO
lend their assistance as Wings to tn 9 Promotiou
IS our object. Without q more liberal support
than we have yet received from our party. u -
!, nossbIe for US 10 continue at our sole expense
the ratification of paper, which has scarcely
reimbursed US one cent for what we naSs n1u
to expend. -..oc. .srrr, xUr41e
are as follows: IA, .nv.Nrrr
Four dollars per snnum, I'm ADVANCE:. 2
F;ve I" ifpaid in six months
Sir at the end Of the year.
Three copies year for ten dollars IN ADVANCE
Five copies veal. for fifteen dollars. :" =.
No paper will be disconnnaso. IN. = as
shall have been paid up. .,.nUwu
Editor and Proprietor.
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TIME subscriber under i Power Of A ltofhey
n from Joseph - Wahlnll her trustee,
made ON the l7th day of July 1871. and re-
corded m the Clark Of Pr0bates Office 81
i'owndes county, is now conducting the Miu.
known az Walthall's Mill, in The name Of her
Principal. and has employed Thomas Walton
ana M w aithalls to superintend il. Is IS now
IN rs good repair and order for use as i ever
was, and every prospect Of continuing 80. s
Every attention will be paid to those who
favor it with their custom. Particulars atten-
ton will be paid to the manufacturing Of
Flour. Z. F. WALTHAIl,
May %, l643. Attorney.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of a deed in trust executed hy
ID Seth PEBBLES, to me as trustee, bearing
date the LIST Of August, 1912, to secure the
payment of certain promsory notes therein
specified; one of which became due onsthe
first day Of March last; as trustee will SELF at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash in
the Court House In the town of Columbus at
the county Of Lowndes, State of Mississippi on
Monday the 10Th Of July 1843, =,
the following described land situated in, the
county of Lowndes aforesaid, namely, the East
halfof the northwest quarter the northeast
quarter, the southeast quarter, and the south
west quarter Of section nineteen, in township
nineteen north, in Range seventeen East.
The north west quarter dissection thirty, in
township nineteen north, in Range seventeen
East; and the East half of the northwest quar-
ter of section twenty five in township nineteen
north, in range sixteen East or so much there
of as shall be sufficient to pay the promisory
note in said deed mentioned which became
due on the first day of March 1643. The
above mentioned detd m trust is recorded in
the Office ofthe Clerk of the Court of Probates
of Lownde county, in book 10 page 1852.
ADDERTON BOYKIN, trustee.
Nav llth, 1913. .s.
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Z sHANcERY CoURI d I'll So
OF MISSISSIPPI
HELD AT COLUMBUS. g
7 James Hayden, Complainant,

vs.. z
John Hudes~s6nt CT Al. Defendants. =
Mass-rn, 1913.
ITPON opening the matters of this bill. ant
~ itappearink to the sllisiaction 81 his Hon
@ the Vice Chancellor, that The .detenda,,ts
Heading s. Bl0unt and Hartley Benson are
not inhabitants Of this Stale but reside beyond
the limits thereof 50 that the ordinary process,
gf this court cannot be executed upon them
1t rs ordered that unless said defendants an.
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Cour,
room IN the town of Columbus on the
LIST Monday in November next, s.
and plead answer or demur to the bill of CON-
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
viii De as to SAID defendants taken for confess
cd aud such order or decree made therein as
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and just.
1t Is further ordered that acopy of this order
De inserted in the Democratic Wing news
paper published in the town of Columbus,
once week for two months successfully.
nj. MCCARTHY, elk. 3
HARRIS & HARRISON, Solicitors.
May 18th, 1643.
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A DUEL.--Col Thomas E. Robbins, and
VIM. A. Lake, Esq, had hostile meeting on
the 9th inst, at Vicksburg. They fought with
YaPers at 80 PAGES distant Mr.. Lake lost his
first fire at the first shot, his gun failing to go
off. Col. Robbins fired but mis-: ed his antago>
mist. At the second fire Col. Robbins was
at,arpnded
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DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
Fleming T. Colbert. Complainant, }
10 VS..
JOHN Bartlett, et.al. Defendants,
May Term 1913.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill, and
" it appeanng to the satisfaction of his Hon.
or the Vice Chancellor, that the defendants.
John Bartlett and Wilkerson 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 uoon
them. 1t rs ordered that unless said defen-
dants appear before the Vice Chancellor at
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.
plaint herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as 10 said 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 Whig''
newspaper published in the town of Columbus,
once week for two months successfully.
M. MCCARTHY, elk.
II. l.. JARNAGIN, Solicitor.
May 18th, lS43.
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SALE,

DY virtue of certain Deed of Trust exc
D cuted TO John ]. Goodwin By Mckinney
Holderness, for the benefit of John Hall, for
purposes therein mentioned, bearing date on
the twenty eighth day of November, A. d.
1889, and duly recorded in book number 12,r
pages 1886, 1877 and '38, of the Office Of the
Clerk of Probates for the County of Lowndes
in the State of Mississippi shall by virtue
of power of attorney from said John J. Good
win, trustee, and in accordance with the pro-
visions of said deed in trust, proceed to cell
for cash, at public auction, at the court house
of the county Of Lowndef, and Stale aforesaid
On the third day Of June, next, 1S43,
the following land or ground, in the town of
Columbus, IN the said State, 10 wit:
A part OF Lot numbered ten, in square num-
bered three, north Of Main street, in the plan
of the said town of Columbus, being the north
west corner Of said lot, on which the banking
house OF the Real Estate Banking Company
Of the said town of Columbus now stands
being forty eight feet, eight inches Of grOundb
fronting on said Market street, running on
military street forty three teetA thence south
fefty eight feet, eight inches. and from thence
forty three feet, west. g Market Street.
Forty seven jeet, four inches Of Land on Mar
ket street, commencing at point at forty eight
feet eight inches from the north west corner
On said lot nu inferred ten, running from thence
fronting ON Market Street, south. forty seven
feet four inches. and from thence running back
east 60 feet, and from thence north forty seven
feet four inches, and from thence west run
ming 66 feet, to the point of beginning, AZ feet
9 inches rom said corner, together with al
,and singular the appurtenances tbereunto
belonging, and all the estatesflgiats title and
interest, whatsoever. a. wei 10 law, rs in
equity, Of the said Mckinney Holdernesi. in
and 10 the same, and in every part thereof.
Such title onlJ as il vested in rae By virtue
Of said trust deed, and power Of attorney, I VIII
convey to the purchaser.
JOS. B. COBB,
April, q, 1e43.--pf SIS
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useful some years hence ia assisting
inquiries upon this important subject
and there is no good reason why Ken.
lucky Physicions should not contribute
something upon the interesting subiec,
of vaccination.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
ON the 26th day of August 1843, glll
W 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 1912, and all costs attending
the sale, which land was entered and assessed
as the property of. s. Evans.
l viii sell the interest of said J. S. Evans and
of all persons claiming under him.
The Northwest quarter, of section eleven,
Township eighteen North, Range seventeen
East. Taxes due So 46c.
LAWSON II. WILLEFORD, T. &. l.. G..
Nav 1S.h, 1913.
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DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURr OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
William w. HUMPHREYS, Complainant.
% VS..
Charles P. Montgomery, ct. al. Defendants.
May Term 1S43.
TTPON opening the matters of this bill, and
u it appearing to the satisfaction of bis
Honor the Vice Chancellor that the defendants
William P. Dixon, Daily Keller & Remsoo,
Richard Kingsand & Co, John w. Taylor,
Wazee and Harrison. II. Carer & Co, Dam
iel Colt, Fellows Reid & Co., Cute & Meade,
Varlam Fuller & Co., Baily Keller and Rem
son, Smith & Conklin, Smith Young & Co.,
Stout Ingoldsby & Co., William Hinton d
Smith Wright & Co, Turner Il. Lewis, Eu-
gene Fourgeand, and Haviland Reese & Co.,
are not inhabitants of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof so that the ordinary
process of this court cannot be executed upon
them. 1t is ordered. that unless said defend.
ants appear before the Vice Chancellor at the
Court room, in the town OF Columbus, on the
LIST Monday Ia November next,
and plead, answer or demur to the bill of com
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as 20 said defendants taken for confess
ed and such order or decree made therein as
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and just.
1t is further nrdared that a copy Of this or
der be inserted in the "Democratic Whig'' a
newspaper published in the town OF Columbus,
once wsek for two months successfully.
M. MCCARTHY, elk.
A. Y. SMITH, Solicitor.
May 18TH IS43.
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REDUCED PRICES:

For approved paper at SIX months, ,or at .
per cent less lorcash. Wood Type, Printing
Ink, Presses, Cases, GalIeys, Brass Rules,
Composing Sticks, Chases and other materials.
furnished at the lowest prices.
" Printers Of newspapers who publish this
advertisement three times before the let 81
July. 1643, and send one Of the papers TO the
Foundry. win be entitled to payment OF their
bill on buying three times the amount off,
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Board of ChOclaw coElkmnlssiOnerS
Old K,axoO neiMMne.

EnRDERED: that this Board adjourn 40
" Garlandsville, on the third day Of June,
to reassemble at the old Yazoo Village in thd
county of Neshoba,
On the first Monday in June,
for the examination and adjudication of Claims
and other business, whence it will adjourn on
a day to be hereafter designated, to meet and
hold Its sessions permanently, at the house of
Robinson Road, ons mile from Hopahka Post
Office. p. BAYLY, Sec.
May 90 1913. st
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DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Samuel D. Lauderdale, COMPLAINANT,
Hallock s. Bates, ct. al. Defendants,
May Term 1843.
TTPON opeiiing the matters of this bin and
~ it appearing to the satisfaction of his
Honor tie Vice Chancellor, that the defend
ants Charles Hallock and Gilbert Bates are not
inhabitants of this State, but reside beyond the
limits thereof so that the ordinary process of
this Court cannot be executed upon them.
1t is ordered that unless said defendants app
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town of Columbus on the
LIST Monday IN November next,
and plead, answer or demur to tho bill of COM
WnirBr hag f6 sdlh~ qefehdahrs paRefi Tor confess
ed, and such order or 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 "Denlocratic Wing" a.
newspaper published in the town of Columbus,
once week for two months successfully.
az. MCCARTHY, elk.
EVANS & ToPP, Solicitors.
May 18th, 1913.
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NOT ICE,

III SHALL be absent from this Stale some
IL time;during py absence Mr.. James H. Tur.
ner OF Columbus, viii act as my agent in Lown.
de- county, (and James DO. Lloyd Of Monroe
county. hfisal
DAVID LLOYD.
Columbus Miss. May 4th, 1913.
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REDUCTION IN TYPE.

REDUCTION IN TYPE.
n Ohm T. WHITE, Type FOUNDER, No.
~ As Gold street. New York, third door
from Fulton street, has on hand an unrvalIed
assortment of Printing Types, Ornaments,
Borders, Rules, &c of the best metal, and cast
from original matrices. The reputation off
Foundry is well known throughout the coun-
try. and he is determined to sell at the follow
IaU
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...ls of respect 10 TUG Illus
@ho developed the power
1rl,s. The British Parli
i hin one hundred and 81
ioIIlrs ; the learned socie
are, America, aud Asia
!; % snrol;his name among
rs. Napoleon in the heighr
T. Oaid respect to the re-
t. Il that the English ma
have asked in vain /; and
|. Emperor of Russia, the
Prussia, Marshall Butcher,
aspan PIatoi, visited after
jNspoleon, they earnestly
atsrview with the benefactor
n race, and millions of his
g called. down blessings IN
recent number of the
Inject says: GA man often
century,. Had Jenner liv-
n Greece or Rome, and
f. remedy which, without
,a difficulty. would become
10 he most terrible disease
bsO;es, what panegyrics,
! been his reward (! He
aa have received rank a.
i,nigods /; temples to his
ane5 in his honor, would
rtluted. But in modern
men whose influence on
Of mapdkind is OF more
unable utility have been
imnortalized in bronze
Dot one tablet, not a sin
nenoral, hands to posterity
lsme of the iIlustrious dis
nccination. Compulsion
ecessary to insure the en-
bis inestimable remedy |
iaonght to be in the ad-
ihan in the rear, Of civil
complaint is fully borne
among US. Why is it
PERSONS are permitted to
& years without this great
Ve know Of some cases
naII-pox commenced with
anily, and the rest of its
named unVaccinated and
DI, instead Of endeavoring
violence. We envy not
pfhal parent who sees this
ging the vitals Of his child
Iisle The beautiful form of
and reflects that these
result Of his own folly
'ulpable neglect. When
stare Us in the face, we
hcy Of the doctrine that
capable Of driving small
void ; for, once rid
0n wonld fall ;4.1 4;s~zs0,
scOurge would return
I'd would be napping.-i
Of the Pestllence are ne
ep up vaccination, for an
ag once remarked truly,
could once get rid of
y would soon get clear
rcordiUg TO the best med +
Is, great room for inn
the mode Of conducting
After the matter is once
it's often the case it re-
ther attention ; and, in f
ping surprized that so
smallpox occur in vac
it is rather a matter Of
\ are not many more.
In imperfect kline pox
b one without any, for
security. Had it not
Ronderful cafe Of Jenner
ming, in the infancy of
buhgliug and cuIpabIe
willie, Pearson and 9TH
+ Strangled vaccination
Fy' When Charles Fox
e the resemblance of
epustule, he gave an
Oetc beauty OF which
lfacy, as the beauty of
orns her innocence. He
Ped "a pearl upon a rose
8 Baron's life Of Jenner
VatCns Of recent writer's
IN various parts OF the
e struck with the anna
ness Of Jenner's discov-
ply a phenomenon has
'accination that was not
. Or toretold by Jenner
al' cardinal principles
aalon is a protection to
L0st smallpox forever af-
y lound a true one by
IKE the same pains that
'fnlng the operation.-
pose to give any direc-
point, because it is the
medical faculty to at
proper sense Of their |,
HE first thousa- i,
'enner and his im..adA A
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r.OTR a. M(JLASSES.
Just resd der steamer Exchange, for sale
- Iow.by J. L. CLARK.
May IL, 1913