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M respectfully inform the Ladies' OF Daven-
port that she has commenced her business, the
NaantSo-JM Making in oil its branches and would DC
happy to have the Ladies call on her at the Tor
)mer residence Of Mrs. Robinson, on Third street
below the Presbyterian Church.
Davenport, October 4th, l849. 4-5m
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hRArRiE LANDS in good neichbor-
hoods for sale in 40, 80 or l60 acre lots to
kuit nnrchasers. COOK g. SARGENT.
/ Davenport, October 4th, l849.
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HOHANoE.
|SIGHT Exchange on New York
and ST Louis in sums to suit purchasers for
)ale by Coh q SAk0ENI'
October 4th, l849.
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TEAS
Il PRIME assortment Of Teas, Black,
Young Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, 90
onp, ETC, q al qualities and at prices ranging
from COO 10 $3.50 per h., imported by the Can
ION Tea Company, jus. received At the Dsng
Store Of n. 0A"pA"s'
October IS.
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The letter from which VIC are permitted
to make the following extracts, was written
by gentleman who formerly resided ia
this vicinity, whose veracity cannot be
questioned. A notice Of the detention oil
the brig, fears Of her loss and her final ap-
pearance at San Francisco, reached US
through the prints prior to the reception Of
this letter.
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I, HORACE s Cooley, Secretary Of State,
do hereby certify the foregoing 10 b = tvus
copy Of the original enrolled law on 6.s ia
my office.
Witness, my hand and tho Great Seal
e.. 81 Of State, at Springfield, this 10Th Of
April. ',e s.f &
A. d. lS47.
II. 8. COOLEY.
Secretary Of State.
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FOX1 SALE,
M DOZ. Fur, Cloth, Plush, and Vel
~ vet caps, for sale cheap at ,,,a
Dec. 81. l648. G. 8. WHISPERS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

delegates 70 meet at Sabine town, on the 10th
day Of July nex,.
And BE- further Rzsoi,~d' That ths Dbl
gates so appointed BE- requested 10 come Tor
ward and inform ihe Convention, The probable
amount which can tr RAISED IN individual SCH
-cripton, or otherwise, in each county or gmn-h,
for removing the distractions in the Ssbne
river.
On motion of Mr.. D. Gage, the rpcrt was
adopted.
On motion of ] g. Berry, tho preamble and
resolution, ~ amended, wers adopted
M. n II. Darnell offered the following reso
luton which was unanimously adopted
Resolred, That we, the members Of this
Convention, do pledge ourselves 10 use all hon
orahle means to promote the navigation OF the
Sabine river, and We earnestly solicit our fellow
citizens to JOIN in this much desired object
Mr. X. X. Graves offered the following reso.
luton which was adopted.
Resoirsd That committee Of two hc sp-
pointed from each district to prepare an Address
exhibiting the numerous incalcnlsble advan'
iases OF navigating the Sabine river, and com
pare the expense o, transportation with that
OF the Red River route TO New Orleans.
Whoreupon the President appointed ~ the
committee for the first division, j. Gage and
W. Mnssie for the second A'ylsion, y. II Oar.
nell and lion. q. NJ. Roberts.
TN motion Of J, X Deene, the Convention
adjourned sue d,c.
J. A. GREER, Pre,aem
}. HENDERSON Sccretary
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S elected ])octrp.
THE FARMERS DAUGHTER.

-, - :,
she innv not IN W" may dance,
WIN F"cied innidchs We.
~. 'lmy not smile on coaftiy swain
~. cannot beast a torn md ms,n
i'ht lavish w"nlth has brought her,
Nut M she has much ialTer charms.
Inc rafnef peerless daughter
The r"-e nnd my on her check
Together love !" dwell;
!'.r laughing blue eyes wrr,the around
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NJ sc ELL A ECU S.


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SENATE or THE UNITED STATES, ny MIR.
DICKINSON on NEW YORK, on ESTABLISHING a
CONVENIENT FOR CALIFORNIA.
Nothing can subycrt this happy Union but
~ formation OF parties, and that, II success
hi, Will IL is but an institution Of man, and
annot and ought not to survive the successful
kpani1atlon of factions. II u sectional Pfesi.
en, and Vice President should be elected upon
h irritating sectional issue, and a sectional Cab
ut b. formcd--and no other one could be-ii
bon the south, n. northern representative hav-
~ the least remains Of the spirit OF their
Miners would ever enter the councils OF such a
government and, If from the north, no south
bn man could be found 81 dobased rs to come
Dto one, formed upon terms of compromise
1br the whole, when the principles had been
abyerted that destroying faction might rise
pom It's ruins As a northern man ] would
Dvcr cross the portals of Government brought
~ power upon a southern sectional issue, and
Would animate my counirymen to flee from
j as from contagion. And | boldly declare,
I ler the manner Of Pitt, that, were a southern
bn M | am a northern one never would
Dnsent 10 recognize for = moment an Admins
e'ion brought INTO power upon northern
rilonal lssue--never never, never Tins at
mp' to create sectional parties, ~ the EVIL
ndency of the times, and he who seeks To
Dste, them, be his purposc-real or avowed-
That II my whether 10 minister to the cravings
81 mean ambition, or to crafty a lendlsh
nr.rng revenge. whether h. has been laden
18th the honors OF the people, and pampered nj
Isir trcasur' or whether he be the ncc, 'iiary,
hose price of purchase is less than thirty
b~ccs Of silver the ,alnt of perildy and trea-
nn will cling to hun IN after times like the poi
pned tune OF mythology God will set mark
pom him "a upon the brow Of the FIRST muir
ger of man, that all shall know him but II
~.' he mark for destruction aud no. i,
soe'y' and society will hunt him from its ahodes
eAs a isrooons and vcncmons beast lie will
Nc' hc saved by the eounterieited cry that he Is
Prey opposing the erhnsion Of siarery but,
IL The 'nmrderoms captain OF the most, the
yengesnce of an Indignant, people viii slsy him
the very horns of the altar.
T But the hour Of the rrca,,s, dancer has
PISSED aud agitation Ia lowering its front 1t
" well near completed is cours. of mischief
has discharged lis vagrant errand it ia 6nc.
IS eticio, Its profanc and unholy tcmpes are
umhling to their downfall, and will soon tell
Wy IN their gloomy ruins Of period of error
b, and dclusion. The impious priesthood
No mnis,erei at their polluted affairs haye be.n
robed and deposed, and their dcludcd and
n'atrous worSiipers are about returning Ia
~ worship of their fathers.
But, my colleague IN JGstiiyiug his course
i us that he is not fully free agent, having
kn instructed. although the instructions az.
III. ~, nj.
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The Convention met pursnan, to adjourn
ment-quorum present.
The inmates of Saturday, being read, were
adopted
The committee appointed to ascertain and
report the probable cost of the removal of the
Constructions IN the Sabine river through their
chairman, u. Gage, made the following report,
which was laid on the table TO wit
The committee appointed 10 ascertain and
report the probable cost of removing the OBJ
structlons IN the Sabine rycr have had the
same under consideration, and have instructed
me to make the following report. That from
the best information the committee have
been able 10 obtain from persons residing ada
cent 10, and in the different counties bordering
on, thu Sabine river, we estimate its distance
from It's entrance into the bay, taking its yari-
Gus meandors to the junction OF the two folks
in Smith county a, nine hundred miles, allow
ing one mile on land, 10 be equal to three on
water, taking the mcanders Of the river
The committee are of opinion, from infcrma-
ton derived from persons who have been exam
med, and been on the lower par, Of said riycr,
that twelve thousand dollars, properly applied,
under the superintendent Of competent per
sons, will so remove the distractions from the
bed and banks OF sad river that steamboats, Of
ordinary size, may pass with convenience and
safety the aal,re distance, NJ medium stage OF
water. ID. GAGE, Chm'R.
Mr. Gags then moved the following rcsolu.
ton, which was adopted,
Rcsol,cd, That all the counties actually rep
resented IN the Convention be entitled TO six
votes, and no more.
On motion Of Mr., ] X. Holland, the report
tho. l.. T..
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From the Texas Statesman
PROCEEDINGS or THE SABINE RIVER
CONVENTION.

SnELEyvILLE, June I'd, 1870
The Convention for taking into consideration
the navigation Of the Sabine river met IN Shel-
byyille.
On motion of j. X Holland, of Pamela, the
Convention was organized by calling to the
char the Hon J. A. GRtrG, OF San Augustine,
who made some brief remarks explanatory OF
the objects of the Convention.
On motion of n. IT, Tarrclie, the counties
adjacent to and bordering on the Sabine river
were called when the following delegates were
appointed and took p,eir seats
De Soto Parish, Louisiaas-John Cushber,on,
Daniel $. Heath.
Rua Couny-Mark Stroud, VIM. iiowoth,
d. Gage.
San Augustine Com'p-John G. Merry, J..
A. Greer.
Ponola County A. January, Andrew
Robe, J. X. Holland.
Smh County - Joseph McDougal, J. X
Been.
Shelby Coump-Robert r. Graves, John T.
Myrack, n. r. Darnell, f. C. Mauliing, VIM
III. Tucker, and John NJ. Henderson.
On motion of n II Darncll, William Meth.
crby Of Shelby county, was invited and took
his seat as n member OF this Convention
David Richardson was invited and took his
seat as member ot this Convention, from DE
Soto Parish Louisiana
Mr. ID. Gage introduced the following rcso-
luton;
Resoirod, That tie following committees be
appointed by the President:
lst. A committee 10 consist of one delegate
from each county or parish represented in the
Convention, to inquire into and repof, the cN-
tent of the navigation of the Sabine river, and
the NATURE 1nd quality Of the distractions to be-
removed IN order 10 render il navgabe, TO the
highest practicable point.
I'd. committee to consist of five delegates
TO ascertain and report the probable COS. o; the
removal Of said distractions.
Sd. A committee to consist Of five delegates
to report the rays and means to carry out the
object IN view, And also to report some def
mite method Of improving the navigation of the
Sahip, river.
Nhcrenpon tho president appointed the fol-
lowing committees to wit,
On the INST rcsolu,lon-John G. Berry, s
a. January Joseph McDougal, David Richard
son, William Ncrherby, and William lIowcih.
On the second resolu'ion--Dayid Gage, J.
X. Holland J. X. Bccne, John Cusl,bcr,on, and
N, II. Darnoll.
On the third resou,ion-John f. Myrack,
X. X. Graves, Daniel Heath, Mark Stroud, and
VIM. Tucker.
On motion, resolved, that the President be
added to the frs, committee
On motipn, resolved, tina. the secretary be
added 10 the second committee
On motion, resolved, that Andrew Robe, Of
Pamela, be added to the hlrd committee.
On mo'ion Of Mr.. Gage, Of Rusk, resolved,
tba, tI.. .ta 4 "A NJ
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The hrtlo almighty dollar Is decided hnnhnr
|, = suitable only Tor the most dclioite. af.f fingered
Miss Nsncysh portion of The public To place
into the hands of farmer fur hushrl Of Jotai- OF
into the hands OF the rncc hsn'o for DAYS hl,or. would
- hufc~ipe eull. their clfisriiy IN all To have
the hris ioicr,' and We ,haii keep small measure
Of ihcm To sell So long they viii bring premium -
To which the Nrw York Nrror rphr- " The So
crc, Of this hrokcrih the gold dollar IT, no
doubt. because II Is lnn small 10 b, sh.ued'
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\. II. DARNEi.I. Chairman.

Which RESOLUTIONS were ss follows:
Resoired, That he counties and parishes hor-
d.ring upon, and adjacent To the Sabine rver,
hello" Panoh county, compose the second a.
vision, and that each county aud PARISH he r..
Iseatei and earn ,ily yel4ctcd 70 srrcm, i've
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RETURN or THE EssisEERs AND SURVIVORS
pisIArcnKp TO THE III. rAsn DEL NORTH.
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Wha, kn. ia hthl AZ, bsst To wslA .a snssst--
rel'iq d igrs
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SENATE or THE UNITED STATES, NY MR..
DICKINSON on srw YORK, on ESTABLISHING a
CONVENIENT FOR CALIFORNIA.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
UNIV HRtiTX OE MISSISSIPPI.
g.sGF ET'I'.


4, 3. LAaG fREiT, /" !" ", FffaaeM Gai
If5ftss)f of Moral and .tcn1m iha1sop6H
Al. z. Btp1aH. 4. A., Professor h 1!aitc
44a.s aad Astronomer
fa,. af,,tr<ar.>. ii b.. pro{cvor IA I'd.
IA lp.,,tt III p.uf.g.aea ~ Iarr,,o,nag
, y y apVAi1 2 ~ ''J1's" r ','H61'5s
'5'iiE t@arsas I'll t'ts tlHto1l %ll ba resume
on tfe end JaHlat = September nest
IHfe at 5ae 2e sioa % cine year, Naisf CONSISTS
81 g moa,at, lha Faeatmn retcrs W, r@1e4 'ram
tito Thursday atet Hcond Monday y JhY 2 2af
IiAtsag d september q eaelyeaF tor adtaiss'oa
1850 tba Freshman caz z tahlldate faasl have 2
e9apeta knowledge q He hngilsh iath Gfe0k
GfaaFefs t7a posli1o Arithmetic saaa 's2gfARlE'
Cdeaf, tirg aga tAe i1aeA faaees aia sem ae'
quauaaee @a4 lam fo
The staaes 81 VIE .asia4alT} ~ alf '.tai
LNH Andie" 1fia. 3#fa Ahaba.ls aa9 II"
pala, Davies University arithmetic 5sNies hp,f.
doaaad lesealfe 4utiqate* Lain Composition
ant 9sa59l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
Administrators Sale Of Real
Ec4atn.

IN accordance with an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court Of Iowndes co, Miss, at the December
term Thereof, will sell at public auction the follow
ing lands TO wit: the north halt aad the north-~es
quarter south west quarter north east half Of south
east quarter osceon SO; and the south west quarter
the west halt Of south east quarter Of section 28 and
sout halfand west half OF north cast quarter OF sec.
90 and east half Of south east quarter, Of sec 30FAI
h township II, range II east the property Of John
NcCoWn deceased situated Ii the Prairie about
sixfecn niles south west Of Columbus
Nae upon the premises, or Monday the i4th OF
Jan, 1850, Credit Of one and tNo years, with such
lens and securities as the laW prescTibes.
II. IL. DALEY, Admir-.
Dec Sth, 1919 St
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
100000

This cid and responsible company continues 70 IS
sue policies on the mos, favorable terms on dwelling
houses household furniture, Stores Stocks Of goods
warehouses and contents, Mills aud Manufactures,
dc. against loss or damar &c BIZ ire ilso or goods
wares and other Merchandise. against the hazards eft
Inland transportation, and upon the cargoes Q. Sea
Vessels
The Protection Insurance Company having n the
last IS years paid many Millions Of Dollars At their
several agencies throughout the United States and
the British Provinces, have established Just repu
aton for sQlvency and air dealing, which challenges
compar. on with any other insurance company on
the continent Of America. The annexed extract from
an article en- the subject Of Insurance companies, t.
ken from the ''New York Day Book exhibits briefly
the standing and policy Of the Cnppauy,
"The Aloneyed men OF the ancient and always
prosperous city OF Hartford have tor hall century
been famous throughout tie Union for the care dis
creton, rigid honesty and unyHylng success with
which they have formed and managed corporations Of
this description No Hartford Bank or Insurance
Company has ever failed These Companies have
for more than whole generation scattered theiryks
in nearly every State in the Union, and have never
failed to pay the nnumerabe losses which they have
i insured against
/ An losses arising upon policies issued by the I'M
dersgned will be promptly adjusted and paid al the
General agency Office, located at Cincinnati Q.
large portion Of the funds OF the Company, [mcludng
all premiums received at the western areucIes,) is
deposited with the General agent 81 the company al
Cincinnati, for the payment Of western sind southern
4 losses, Apply to ], NJ, MULLlN, Agent for the
town Of Columbus, sad for Lewndes county, Mi
nov II 1919 3m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
Administrators Notice.

TIVE Probate Court Of Lo"ndes county, Oct term,
ls4g. having appointed the undersigned adnih
strata, ,,ih the ss annexed Of the estate OF WIN l.
Moore decd, hereby notify all persons having claims
against said estate 10 present them properly auihenca
led Tor settlement within the time prescribed by law,
lley viii he forever barred. All persons indebted 10
sad estate are required to make immediate payment
John NJ l., SMITH.
Oct. Q. 1895 IAdm'f with the viii annexed,
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A GREAT bargains!
HOME OF HEALTH & BEAUTY FOR LIZ

HOME OF HEALTH & BEAUTY FOR LIFE
nETERMINED to remove, the subscriber oaar
~ for sale the delightful place On which be ives
with lis choice ard rare FRUrrs, healtntui GROVE
snd FINE WATER, containing 600 acres, Or more
+ acknowledgements d 2e0 mostly under good fence
and much Of i fresh and productive land EARLY ap-
pliaarion will secure prize from which tie pGr-
chaser viii never willingly part.
Besides the above land the subscriber win SEA
great bargains in some which lie adjoining. very
tagorably situated, In haf quarter or eighth sections
and other lands, some Of which lie as key % d saw
and grst mill iiaely tnbered with pine. TAose she
love bargans should now look out
Apply u Il. OWEN,
Or in bis absence to EDWARD r OWEN
November 10 lS49-5t
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n II II.

WILL he leased for a term Of ninety niro year, ~
w Monday the 18th day a Noyesber next At NE
Cougt House, in The .owa az Golgmbus en- credit q
one Two three and oay years with notes and approved
security Section II o. Township IL, Range u West
by order Of the Board Of County Police.
GEORGE GORDAN, PIest' boerd Of Trustees
IOuN STEPHENSON. ABRAHAM BOlIERs
MILTON kOLB, Parker
Oct An t-t9 g.
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administrators Safe
lF LAND AND NEGR q :,

!
DURSUANTto an or1er 81 tie Probate Court 3.
1 loaudes county, State al Mississippi, at tho
November lsl9,1 term thereof SIC w.llse 81 public
auction, On the premises the following laad .eteapt
so much therco(,s shah, previous 70 the 6ay Of SIDE
be set oli or Che widow dover,3 toVit; the "
Of y " ~ q n W /, = " prtot the " ! oI
$ r allia -eeticn %, T. II, r Is "; the n Of
s + section II, " lol : w section 2. L Of
N + section Il, all in Tl7,RlsW AI-oat De
same time and place all tbs NEGROES Of John
McCown end deed
ALSO On Tue eth Of January 1850, the following
lands $ EfofN " + ofS W + Lots g, Z and
~. all in section II TIT, X l7W The aie oi the
last described lands will take place on the promises
about miles north east o. Columbus.
The first rate will take place at die late residence
oftha deed All ona credit Of u months, bond and
approved security required NANCY McCp"N,
Admits
GEORGE W VAUGHN,
Nov 10, l648 Ut Admur,
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LAND! LAND!! LAND!!!

yEyfIE Subscriber offers for sale the place on which
I he resides, miles from Columbus on the Mil
itary road, better known as ROGERS OH STAND
1t contains s. acres about one half cleared and the
balance in the woods, it Is handsome aud pleasant
situation tor private residence, and for any person
who wishes TO engage in the Tavern business, it IS
one Of the best situations for house Of Entertain
ment on the Military road. For terms &c, apply to
the subscriber living on the premises
ABNER NJ WALLACE.
Oct. GOTH l849 17--6w
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The State Of Mississippi


r. rI rr-oas a-rcsasfia tas eae.sef JsFsse
SP-ga Deceased.
Y FtlE are tszeaF Be i'ie3 tlaE.1a III -e - iil-
I bl,e Cogrt az q term thereof F. .e eeae1 5
tae Cent Hoase Be- ssll counts % - aFss a2a-sE
January. & r. 1852 tfa ea4 u --e'
esese f any csu ntg tie Fs~.asTg ta27 f re
sl'ev ~ haas rbi5t f5ve beeu allotted y t'e vit-
oU e.. sad j.---c Sacigh. dee 3, % Wt Fractions.
section 81, Township ls Bsnre ras.. ta.Hmencia s
4t a sake On De s1at a-a ta-4lrs ne q. sad s-al-
ton, sCctsr g. - claims -aiE r9ia lie ssih
es~t caHaee Sad aeeaeazl SECTION ard taepte ran
nHs tie southern boundary lsHe ibftg chains % g
stake thence north seven at3 one hlt iegT west
a. tdf nor'her3 boundary 're 6 sa}l fractional aec-
sI1u3 ine Oh g sake. taeHce -ss s5uz sata north
can saaadse ilHs. ,aief saies sake fh'nes
south SVEN anA oae Ia degrees iat5Fea-me1- .8e
po'lt, should uot seq eau- mt.s gctt.la q
Jsmes H. NJ VIVA s3mu.s e.sa3l c-.sa.
Wi,ne.stHt ton Na'iale f. Goa3
,stsS, Win Juice O Probate. nr ieeu3s
SEVSA- couuv tia d, aoiay ol Ao1em
NaSS har. A 4. 1sts
49, Issued NWeu1nr lh 1879.
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II, @. DAVIDSON, Dental surg on.

T the solicitation OF many friend s-hss determin
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Starkviile and Macon; and will when in those places
be pleased to serve tie citizens Of Okib5eha and
NoKubae counties generally,
from long experience IN bis profession Ire can
promise faithful operation and at moderate prices.
lie begs leave to refer to the following medical
gentlemen ii COLUMBUS
A. N. JONES, NJ r.
d. IlFSCOMB, NJ y
s B. MALONE, NJ D.
And ". T. S. BARRY Esq. Of Oktibbeha Go.
Columbus, Miss Oct 81, lS49,