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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
District Chnnccry Court

OF The State Of Mississippi, at CarrolIion.
Archibald Robinson Bill ron Divoacn,
Us. To Jane term, A.
sarah Z. Robinson, ! D. 1915.
YE Mis- day came the complainant, by
& his Solicitor, and il appearing %
tho satisfaction Of the Court that tho dc.
fopdaut is nonresident Of the State .!
Mississippi, tho same having been duly
proven IN is ordered ty The Court, Tint
publication Of The tendency Of this bill DO
made weekly Cor three successive months
in the Mississippi Democrat a newspa-
per published in the town Of Carrollon,
in the county Of Carroll in this State, that
ouloss the said defendant shall enter her
appearance at the next torn Of this Court,
aud plead, answer, or demur 10 the com.
plainnls bill, the same viii be set down
for hearing on the facts charged in the bill,
aud decree pissed in The same manner
us II Tho defendant Ind appeared and was
present in the Court.
Issued on tie lSM day Of June, A, D
1915.
a tue copy from the minutes: ..
VIM. p. BOLE, Cicgkl
July l6, 1915. 3l-l3l
1nEvs L DAVIDSON, r. q.
The bin charges that complainant IN
lcrmarfled with defendant in Alabama, in
March, ls4l that iloy removed to Mis-
issippi in October. 1912; that they have
ivcd il Mississippi from thattimc until 4lIl
Nay, 1915; that they.iived together as
nan and wife until shortly bcfare the filing
i this bill; that the defendan, has had two
hildron, the fruits Of the marriage; that
got no property by the mar
inge; that the defendant committed adol-
cry with one james Craig, ON The 7lh Of
Apil, ls45, and frequently before from the
II Of December, 1874, until Tint time. IN
rays for divorce from tho bonds Of ma
iimony, for possession Of the children,
,r order of publication, and decree upon
70 confesso, il bill not answered by next
srm Of Court.
VIM. P. BOLE, Ciierk.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
HnsoIyent Notice.

\ VIE Undersigned having been np-
a. pointed, by the honorable Probate
Court Of Carroll county, Commissioners
OF insolvency on the estate of John David.
son, deceased, hereby give notice that
they will meet on the first Friday in each
month, for the next ensuing six months, al
the counting room Of VIM. Sanders, ia the
town of Carrolion, for the purpose of ex.
aiming and auditing claims against said
estate. VIM. SANDERS,
JAS. WELLONS,
II. T. KIMBROUGII
October 90, l845 46-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
Committed 90 the iail

a Ar Choctaw county, Mi, on
M NV Tuesday the 2Gth Of Al.
.,@@ gust last, negro man who
VN calls himself ELM, and says
$3.50 he belongs TO Benjamin S. Kicks
Of Madison county, Mi, from whom be
ran away some two or three weeks since.
Said boy is about IS or 40 wears Of age,
dark complexion, rather hin ysage, feet
q or inches high; had on when commil-
ted an old white far hai, brown jeans
roundabout, coat and pants, The pants much
worn. The owner of said boy is hereby
notified 10 come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away, or he will
be dealt with as the law directs.
EDW'D JOHNSON. Sh'fand
pit. z, lS45.-39 Jaiicr c. G.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

ReetIvInr, Forwardlng ! COMMUNICATION rIerrhant

LEELoRE, (YAzoo away
EEPS constantly on hand lafrc
HMy supply Of Bagging and Rope, Ba-
con, lard, Flour, Sugar and Coffee, Sail,
Iron, Castings, Male, Negro Shoes, BIan-
Refs, jeaus and Linseys. Also general
assortment Of DRY GOODS.
! am always prepared 10 mike libefai
CASH advances on Cotton stored with nc.
or purchase q the highest market price. /
Sept. Is, 1915. 4b-0m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

Gov, McNUTr--Judgc Adams and his
competitor, Col. Slarke, both assure US, in
private conversation, that the impression
made by McNuu, in his canvass at the
North, is most extraordinary. His remark
able talents, his eloquence and his unlock.
ed for bursts Of wit and ridiculc, secured
him the respect and admiration of all who
heard him. From what they tell US Of the
hold no has taken all over the State, we
are convinced his election is certain.
Sentinel.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29


EVERY THING FOR THE cAUsE-NoTII.
ING FOR MEN.-This good old democratic
motto should be strongly impressed upon
every democrat--now and always Not
that VIC think il 10 mean that no attention
should be paid 10 men; on the contrary,
every attention should be paid apd every
effort made to have good and true ones
nominated as the candidates of the party
but, when the nominations nrc once
made, then all individual preferences should
end, and the friends Of all those who are
! unsuccessful IN the primary contest should
unite heart and hand in their efforts to
elect i5e nominees of the party. This is
the only mode 10 obtain success. This is
the only way in which political brethren
should ACT. If to serve the selfish purposes
of one or few indiyiG2als, Or through the
excitement Of tho hour, z number OF mem
bers of the party have bsen induced 10
separate themselves from il, eyely effort
should be made to Olay the feeling of
dissatisfaction and inaction, and The mode
rate aud well disposed who are moi
excited should use their exerlons to have
such differences settled Happily there
are but few such cases in the purity this
year; but few as there are, they should be
arranged without delay. The Democrat
ic party cannot afford to lose their Soma
tors or members Of the House Of Repre-.
sonlatiyes, nor will it be gratifying to any |
democratic district, after the election, to
Ind Itself represented by rkig, when
this hight have been prevented by little
yielding of prejudice or passion, on the |
one hand--or OF oyerbearing disposition, |
perhaps, on the other.
There is another evil--weakness, i'll
might be denominated--on the part OIL
some democrats, whlchtends TO the defeat
Of democratic candidates even oftener
Than that Of which we have been con.
iemn'ng, though not apparently fragrant;
we mean The voting directly for some of
me opposing candidates through personal
acquaintance, friendship, or some such
'aOse. Thus one democrat will vote for
me of those candidates, another for an.
''heF, and through this amiable weakness,
n close contests, our opponents are elect.
d 10 Office No enemy of The Demo.
ratio party ever votes for democrat. !
10 matter il he were even hrother.--
should democrats do morei We hope,
leref1re that our democratic friends eve.
y where will select good and popular can.
Idates, and that when selected all will
ole for and give them hearty support;
MS Is the way TO ensure success.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
AdrninistrafOr's Notice.

AUhngthlstratOr' NOsEce.
III NO all persons interested N the lands
g and tenemenis Of John Davidson,
deceased, especially in The north half 81
east half southwest quarter, and south hall
west half southwest quarter Of section
81. township q, range A east:---
TAKE NOTICE, That AZ lie November
term next Of the Proba,e Courtof Carroll
county, we will apply for an order to sell
said land for the purpose Of paying the
debts Of said estate, When and where you
may attend and shew cause to The contrary.
JAMES HEATH,
DAVID O. DAyfDS0N,l Aa1 = e
Of cstafc of Jain Daridson, decd.
September 10, is45 30-8i
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
AdninisirntOr's Notice.

YH No ql persons interested Ia me estate
d Of Elizabeth Bradley, deceased;
TAKE NOTICE, that at the November
term next Of the Probate Court Of Carroll
county, will present my account for final
teiilemenI and allowance az administrator
Of SAID estate, and NIX 70 be discharged.
JAMES .. BRADLEY, Adm'r
" estate Of Elisabcfa Hrqdley. decd
September 10, ls4e 3o-s,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

IN lssoLUTlON. The partnership Of
y SHATruck & 'YurrMoRE in the
practice OF the law, is dissolved by the re
moyal of Judge Shnuuck from the Stale
N WHITMORE, will continue the
~ /. practice. Office at Carrollton.
September ], 1915. 3s.i.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
o. @. WOODMAN,
vtcKsBURG,
%. %. WOODN1AN g. 60.

YA2oo CITY,
Wholesale & Retail Druggists aid Doak@lltrS
EG callers in Palms, Oils, Window
~ Glass; Drugs, Medicines aud CHI.
meals; School, Law, Medical and Msccl.
hneous Books, Paper aud Stationery.
~. Country merchants, Druggists, PLY.
sicians, Planters and Teachers supplied
with pure and genuine articles on as good
terms as in New Orleans.
August 0, ls4'. GIN
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining
EA in the postOtlisc At Currollton on
the LIST day Of October 1915.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
WAR POSTPONED.

a letter IRON Pensacola states hat he
Mexican Curgrs IS has adJourued with.
oul formally decI,ring war Og'lnSt th,'
coun'ry, This iflrle settles The qlcs
ton OF war which his been agitrlhg he
commonly fer some months pssl, and
nsures problbly permanent peic'
With Mexico, Or at leaSl against any wIr
arising tom annexation, Rumours OF
lormid ,bIe bodies OF NJ xicao troops
mlrching TO Texas sill come from yarl-
Gus quarters but have evidently the
slme origin, and are LOT the echoes o.
reports which have s'ready been prov
ed 70 be groundles'. IN addition TO th'
want OF The necessary funds, the Mex
lean Government has to contend witt
revolution and disotganlzlilon 10 III
own department. l.ale accounts Iron
Tobssco represent that province has Sc
up the standard Of revolution and assert
ed its independence, and that the Mex
can Government was about to finish lh'
revolt by sending an army there, W.
doubt even its ability al present to at
tend to this revored province, but II /:
evident, with such adverse influences
work 10 its own territories, that it car
never, al the same time carry on wa
with the United States. Mexico vii
no doubt, choose The wses course, ant
settle her difficulties with The UnileC
States by negot alton.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
REVERSE OF FORTUNE.

Noah Brown, whose death was an
nounced 10 Newark few days ago was,
formerly one Of the frm Of Noah and
Adam Brown, extensive ship builders
"a the city Of New York, When that
firm Dissolved some years since The de-
ceased received upwards Of Sl5o,ooo in
money as his share OF the join; property
but owing to being cheated, going Sc
cur,y for others, and making bad specu'
1n,ions, he became very poor in his OLD
age, and for some time before his dealt
procured a scanly subsistence for him
self and family, by caulking and repair
ing old boats by d,ys work.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
COUNrERFEITS-LOOK OUT!

!
own last week, and committed IN de
FAULT OF bail, on charge Of passing i've
connleIleil bank bills, Of The demouslrs
ton Of Five Dollars, on the Bank oJ
NlIddIetown, Pa. They wee passed
upon TWO tavern keepers, both on tn,
same evening, wihln the space Of al
nour. The offender 10 this case wa,
IprobAbIy an instrument in The hands oi
others. Several similar bills have been
put Oh IN this lelghboI hood; tins fac
aud other circumstances, lead TO the sus.
lpIcIon that there is a gang engaged III
his nelarous business smoug Us:
Counterfeit hVes and tens on the
Honesdale BaGk are also In circulation.
Both are well calculated to deceive.
We append descriptions Of them from
BlcknelI's REPORTER
Bonky M'ddletO,On, Middlet0mn
Pa -5's. May be detected by III,
letter mp in the word 'AliGdlelown' a
The top Cf The bill, which has two 6our
rsheS, in the genuine it has only one
Engraving coarse, but calculated 10 de
Iceive.
HOnesdale, Bank, HOneSdaIe, Pa
Sc, los, and 2O's, altered from bro
ken Tenlh Ward Bank, May be de,
leCt by the names OF The engravers. Tn,
genuine were engraved by Rowdou
Wright & Hatch, New York-he alter.
ed by Underwood, Bald, Spencer <
liull!, Philadelphia. -. Wi,hesJarre
Farmer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
EXTRACT From THE HNAUVOO
NElGHBOR.


81 lha inhabilaos Of the earth may
prepare for second company Of preach
rs ~ the form Of earthquakes 'thun.
de'' and Iighlnidg,' sc.
Tnete seems to be some hard hearted
people IN The wotld rryIog TO fire lht
indignation of ungodly men agalNsl tn
L,ter.day-S ,inls, bul he that sits in III,
heavens, puts hooks 10 their noses an"
eads them into the pit they had dog foI
their uel shbor. s., knowing hs, ,her,
IRE other judgment ia store for tn,
whole earlh, we will venture predlc.
non, aud that snail be St0rm and hui
rnough 10 Cause famine, aud show Tx
inhabitants OF the earth, thai Jesus Chris
aud mol We Mormons,vexes he nations
Enough of The presenl generation shal
zee, hear & feel it, 10 be wiln esses tia
he servants Of God tell The truth
Watch, for you Know not the houc
nor the day; and you cannot accuse the
Mormons Of makInp hail; so, watch! for
lhe hail, The earthquakes, and war shaI
come 10 yex all nallons.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
SAD MISFORTUNES OF A FAM |
LY.

The ST. Louis New Era OF the 81 ia.
s,anl, relates the following melancholy
disaster which befel family of Ger,
mans, named Haeplman, consisting oil
The moher,lwo sons and two daughters.
in-lsw, who left Philadelphia on The 23u
ult., Tor that city. A short time beIort
reaching PllSburg, the son, young
man, about rs years Of age, fell from
the canal boat during the night, and
was never afterwards seen. On lheII
way 10 Clncinnali, another boy, l2 year.
old. fell overheard and was drowned.
Almost overcome with gritf, the three
women concluded TO continue their Jour
ney, aud accordIngl ly alter reaching
Cincinnati, took passage on board the
OHIO Mail, for s., Louis. 1t would
seem that this severe loss would have
been sufficient under The circumstance
10 have borne down the stronses, mind,
but stIIl the widows cup Of ati cIloo
was no, (uIl.-l'he last misfortune hap
pened when The boat was opposite Lib
erty. One OF the young women wen
tol ward OF The cooh.house TO draw {
bucket Of waller and 10 attempting TO &c
t on board, her feet slipped and the cur
rent which filled the bucket drew heI
overheard, and she was drowned.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
THE ONE TERN PRINCIPLE
SETTLED,

The Washington Union Of Thursda,
asst, asserts in The moar emphatic manner
hat President Polk, rs NOT
A CANDIDATE FOR Il SECOND
TERM' aler this positive derlrslor
on the par Of the administration, w,
trust, we shall hear no more ingnuation.
from The whig press, that President Polk
will again he a candidate for the Presl-
deucy, This detetmination oi our parr
olIc Presideniro serve bat ONE TERM
cannot fail 10 have a most saIulary il fl
'nce u?on The future usages Of the Dem
pcratic Party.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT AMONG THE
CHocrAws. - BY recent movement
among The Choclaws and Cherokees, 1t
appears likely thalt:hese genuine natives
will make application for organization
under The territorial laws preparatory
to seeking admission as States of our
, Federal system, ,PIchlyn, The eec
tive chief of 25, 900 civilized Chocaws
.heyaod, the Mississippi says the Free
This Winter, Tor The purpose Of apply
ing to Congress for The admission OF his
nation as territory to he United States
with delegate in Congress. a cons!i.
tuition, j, lie said, has been edop'ed by
The voters Of The nation, and every pre-
.liminsry step taken for submitting it TO
Congress, and this distinguished chief
selected as heir representative.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
ANTI RENT IN CANADA.

Ihe >p rn OF revolt, ha, reacurd Can
ala. Thr government having made
'q'NIlIoo On the occuprrrs Of Cl,rgy
K s''v's in Canada Wes', Tor back
'rulS and interests on these lands in the
township Of Augusta, they have had
meeting and Unanimously solved
never to submit to the payment of such
an unreasonable demand and invite a II
the occupierS Of Clergy Reserves 10
reesisl by all constitutional means, The
pay menl Of back renls, and interest on
such lands al the same time proHerng
10 all disposed 10 act, their CORDIAL sup
port and cooperation in the sJruggle.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
IMMENSE LOCOMOTIVE ESTAB
LISIiMENT.

The London Mining Journal gives a
brief description Of the gigantic, Loco
motive Establishment al S., Peters.
burg, Russia, organized and directed by
Messts. Harrison & Eastwick, former.
ly Of this city, in injunction, we be
heVe, with MIR. Winnans, o: BIlimore.
II charac'erizes it as 'lhe most exlraor
dinary, ss well as gigantic Commercial
Establishment which can be found ia
the history Of the world, ancient or mod
ern.' This establishment was called in.
10 operation 10 supply the large mum
bered OF Locomotives Teqnlred for the
great chain ofrajlroals which The En-.
peror Of r ho' di eCItd 10 be con.
sruced, (MsJ)r Whistler, BJ,tonlan
being Chief. Engineer, and is so huge
IN dimensions that 8, 500 operatives are
Employed in it. To keep ord,r in this
mixed mass Of Americans, English,
Scotch, irish, Germans, aud Russians. a
company Of soldiers is kept on duty iu
(cooiu7clion with police force, who's.
duties are confined 10 The works. Il
the operatives are refractory they are
discharged, unless there happen 10 b,
I'usslabs among them, 6nd whcn Ony
of these oliend against The discipline OF
the place, they are Immediately led up
10 the trlangIes, souudIy logged snd
senl TO work again, and Ih!s practice is
continued Notwithstanding alcssrs. Ha-
r'son 4 EasIwrck have slrorgIy appeal.
D. ed against ii. Wnen a man presents
himself ior employ msnr a This establish
mcuI, his name is not asked, but he i.
presented with medal having on il
number In The pay house are $500
wooden boxes, aud when laborpr ure.
sentS himself on Saturday night for hi,
money, II is given to hlm and the med
al bken from him as a receipt. Thl.
'medsI .is dropped 10 The box correspond
ing 10 its uumber, and new medal j,
given % The IsbOrer as pledge Of em
plOynent for another week.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

just as our paper was going TO press,
lsn week, we received request TO Announce
David Clark, as a candidate for The Legis
Ialure. The same announcement was sent
10 Danvillo, and Best refused TO publish il,
until afer it had appeared in our paper that
the people might be duped into ihs belief
that Clark was brought out by peopIe il the
Ce0uei will this shaIIoH mck ake' We
shall sec.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
EG'ZEJLArAlL.o

MARlED-In D1nvrIe, Sep ,Ilrh by
W''I''m K'cheo, E>q NIr. MosEs
GIBBONS, 10 NJ IS JULIAN GAR1NGER,
all Of Danvi'Ie.
U" Thursday, the llrh inst. by J. S.
" M'I.'r' Mr. RoBEKT McMoYt to Ellen
Y. VoRRIs, all 0! Col Co.
10 lhe town Of DanvlIe, Sept, 18Th.
ny The Rev. John B. Cooke, Mr.. WIN.
uRIFFITs 10 Mrs. GUILLIAN JONES,
bolh OF that place.
By the Rev D S. Tobias on The o5,b
INST, DANIEL NEIvUs of Uemlock
20 Miss SIyLLA FRIcK Of Madison.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

A FIGURE HEAD.

Mr.. Milton, of Monroe county, stale,
n letter 10 the Evening Journal. tina
'resrden, Of that place Mr. A0rahon
Hsgaman) ouD. CoIoorn's CoDborue aIrc
4rthrr, in The faculty Of mental caIcuIa
ron. II" multlplies sin his head IS
'sces OF h1urce by as many places Of
figures the result occupying 26 place,
fhgurr,! CoIbourn, it IL said, couh
,or 20 beyond multiplying p a ces b,
6 places.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

tTWe were presented, on Tuesday
lasLby Mr. Murray Manvile with beauli
fol bunch Of Raspberries, Of The seconl
growth, grown on hiS Island, in the Sus-
qnehannah river, opposite Espylowr, lh'
present season. they we're full grown
and ripe; and delicious to the taste as any
that we have eat this season. We have Of
ten seen The second growth of apples, pumi
&c. but this is the first time that we hav'
ever heard of the second growth of Rasp
berry.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
COLUMBIA COUNTY REMOVAL
TICKET.

Our friends in Columbia county, by mu
'uaI agreement, have formed their TICke
uPen distinctive local grounds. The volt
will be this fall directly upon the merits o
the local question: viz for The Seat Of Ju!
lice from DanyiIIe to BIoomsburg Upon tn,
result OF this contest will depend the settle
merit of mat hitherto perpexed and per
plexnig question, The Ticket will be
found in aDolhsr column, ,compoaed of eooC
men, nominated with great ansnmiy, an,
will be elected by fifteen hundred ma,ori,,
over any thing lhe anti removal faction can
bring into lhe feId.-(Luz Dem.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
s-..nxtzzI a zIlEgxzzz3ps


We cannot too often warn In
friends Of the Removal to bewar
of The laIsehoods circulated by M
DanvlIIt faction, as they will not stop a
any thing, however base and contemplate
to defeat tue Removal question. In proc
OF this we have only to mention, the fact
that they are now circulating the story
that some OF the principal men in Blooms
burg are opposed 10 Removal, and has
refused to subscribe, as much towards IN
erection of new buildings as was though
hey ought As a complete rerutalion o
This IuIsehOOd, we have only TO saw, tina
not single person in BIoomsburg is or
pnstd 10 remo"al, and that 50 far from an,
person having rclased to subscribe toward,
the buildings; no subscription paper h.,
ever been got up, nor viii there be any,un
tt after the election, when The pubic ma,
he assured that there will be no lack n
funds 10 erect buildings to the entire salis,
faction OF The County and to lhe full re.
quirements Of the bill. The assertions ot
The DanvIIe faction to the contrary no,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
Eysl:szlmznzsszasa

e1Two weeks from next Tuesday The
people OF Columbia County, will be CaIIec
upon TO perform an important duty; It
themselves and to their pos'peri,y to vol'
for or against the Removal Of their county
seat For upwards of thirty years, a ma
jorty Of ;he county have from year TO year
petloned to lho Legislature,f for redress III
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
81 933 81
s.sEzsz1.zu,ms<1EnuF,9t

Valentine Best, has been travelling the
County, ihe past week, to get up can
dlda'e for Recorder He has made spplt
cation TO several Removal men but has met
with decided rebuke, and we have not
heard, that he has yet been able 10 get any
are to consent to pc, ,vicimised bv hi"
! ime, however will Show.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
HG-ErT--ala-z4z1gc9

We learn with great pleasure from
he Washington Union Of Saturday lasr,
hat President Polk has appointed lhe
Hon. LEVI WOODBURY., Judge of the
Supreme Court Of The United Sores in
place of the Hon. JOSEPH STORY, ,deceas.
rd.--Ths honor could not have been
bestowed upon one more distinguished
or more profoundly learned Ia the
IaW.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27

We are requested TO mention, that Mr..
EasIerbrOok teacher Of Music from the
East, will meet the singers Of the Episco
pal chor,on Saturday, (lhisj evening with
a view Of engaging a class.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
WRITING ON NEWSPAPERS,

A circular from The Post Master Gen
rrAI states that any memorandum upor
lewsp'p ra, or newspaper wrappers,
'ubJecls lhe same 10 letter postage. ii
The charge is 10 be governed by III,
Weight, correspondence in this way Wi
be found TO be rather. more expensiv,
uhIn in he usual mode
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-27
Eia=-Esa-asL.zayzs,ssr

ProlesSos SllIlman slales that lightning
rods cannot be relied upon unless Iae!
reach The earth were it is permanently wet
even il times of The severesI draughl, an,
and the best security is afforded by carry
lug the rod or some good metallic conduc
tor, duly connected with il, to the water IL
'he well, or 10 some other water that ntver
l8lIs.