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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

NORTH CARoLisA-Jsmes w. Bryan Of New
bern has declined the Whig nominati,n for Con
gress in the the With District on account Of i'll
health. This gives an advantage TO Lane, Loco
In the IXth District. II IN David Outlaw, the late
Wing Member, is opposed 10y Gen. Thomas
Person Loco Of Northampton. = ho insists tha,
Ostlaw is not sound %. Cs'ho0nsh) on the Slsv-
cry question, and calculates on getting Wing
votes on that ground The District gave Manly
fWhieJ Tor Governor 3372 70 votes 3 322 FOR Reid.
Loco which is about fair party vote. We trust
il cannot now be lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
Markets June ls-6 P N.

Receipts anoe Sa'rrtoy-FLoUE' 5000 bols
WHEAr, $4,000 bush CoHN 1900 bush.-The sales Of
FlouS are , 600 bbls al 81 a4lsi In WHEAT thereis
but little doing and the only sales reported are 5000
bushel. At c,s for Ohio CoKN is rather better and
900 bushels cold - cts FKKIoHrs have advanced
We quote Flour s. a O0c, Wheat lie, and Corn lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

fSe-rsr-coroner W alters held an inquest yea
;erdsy =, the house Of Andrew Stewart No % Chrys-
se 81. upon the body OF Justna Stewart naHTs OF
Nexyork sged > years ~ho iied very suddenly ron
the rupture Of hood vessel n the chest verdict &C
cori.nEy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

leenth-st. =. R. They were held 10 BAL ~ Jsss.s
Mouniforf IN hes o. $40 20 srsw~r fh~ charge :
boy named John Nion taken into custody yes,ss,
afternoon on charge Of throwing Mzhed a. rr.r.,
pon ne dress % Mrs FKso~fh Steven. o. No tsW.,.
q, whe shs returning from Church. by nre.r. ~
which Der drcss considerably banned hef5re IT, A..
could he exfingushed TIE BOY wks tred q srf Sri
10 DEPART . One WiiAsm krmsby VA sr-r.'es ,e.,s-
sav ans held answer charge Of sieahnr A,,
relied gun. valued - rs DE properly q Duusvv n
No is Anthony A number a. coils 81 rope vsc,S
In ali stSs ~rFe s'o.er 90 saturday ss ron ve..s "a
lonstns IA James W PhiiAps, Vi No 50 soasAst Ia
.ht Fl ..-T--fe. hts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
cHo1xSA AMONG tbs CALiroRSlASs-Tbe CAi

CHOLERA AMONG tbs CALIToRNIASs.-The Cat
oayo Dsrsoora says that tour Canadians have passed
Through that city their return from Independence
having abandoned the dss.yn Of gong 10 California
There were esh; OF them when they len home The
others persisted BY Cholera The C.@rsil ~ Hiral9
says thai OF u persons who left Jeersoae, md
Nay . ioy the gold country, only remain alive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

" THE PKgsENr AGE, IA earnest advocate
OF the Reform Movements OF the day. hss Just been
STATED by D. b Turner at Springfield, Ohio. lniena
pcrance, Wa. slavery, and Legal Killing are among
tbs errors !, viii oppose We think it Will do good
Gag as the ziiior shall BE- able u aaord IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

KESrUcEY In Dist-Dr. samuo o. Peyton,
the late LocO-Foco 81 G. has declined, knowing
he stood no chance, aud 1t is said that bis cousin
Francis Peyton, Wing, will ran stump against
James L. Johnson, the regular Wing candidate.
IVih Disf-Hon. AYLETT BUcKNER, late Mem
Der, is the Wing candidate opposed by Col. GEo.
A. CALDWELL Loco. Mr.. Backner being frank,
hearty opponent Of the Extension OF Slavery aud
a Gradual Kmanc pationist, Slavery Will be urged
10 do It's utmost for its cousin, Sham Democracy,
bat We trust without effect. The vote Of the Dis
trict for Governor last Fall stood
CrttenIen CWmg) ...63lG Powell Loco ......i Jnj
Wing Majority. .-.-...------l,'o 5-
Ia ls47 it gave Tor Congress
Buckner CVhe) .....6l77 James loco ......5, 7el
Buckners majority ---..-.-..3-o.
II Is not impossible that Judge Blckner may
be defeated, though we hope not. Caldwell was
elected from it ia ls43, running In between two
Wings bat was run out again by one Joshua +.
Bell in IS II beaten nov, it will not be for want
OF exeftion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
This Duel between Clay and Tnrner-Ciay
not Dead.

LoUIsvILIE Monday, June u.
It's now reported that Cassius NJ Clay. who
was shot in duel in Madison county 5 nor dead, but
will in al probability recover Turner, his antagonist,
is dead
n Z Blackburn has been killed in resoontre on
Lake Providence by man named Steele.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

Ihs nay o fesNried ~ he Graduated scale q TO
gress ia Human Cunmusites. according 20 the pro
ioand philosophy oi the Calhoun School Bad Society
according 70 their scale represented in the shove
table, uSy De considered Tor example a. existing
arrived q :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

CHoLEK,-As. in the majority Of cases this disease
preceded By Diarrhea less violent the subscribers
have prepared from the prescup ons Of Nepau tone OF
the most celebrated physicians OF Paris) remedy tor
checking this symptom Immediately, and also remedy
ID be used in esse Of the form Of tho disease to
gc,her with an embroeauon for producing eounisrra
uou on the surface Of the body A these remedies
not Intended to supersede interfere with tho attendance
Of physician the subscriber. viii lake pleasure In show
Ing the recipe to any respectable physician Prepared and
sold at wholesale and retail by RusRroN. ClASE Co
Chemists and Druggists. no Broadway 10 As,o'-hou'e,
and rs Broadway cor Chsm'ers-st jeio Stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

TRc APOLLO o. HaTs-U Apollo IN rs da7' had wors
amolrrn.shansd haL 10 CERTAIN he wou.d have been
customer % KNOX - Euioust Every strange 10 u
tends 10 purchase Fasaionaoe Hat goes 70 KNOX so'
three reasons. hrsI TO beauty Of a' Hat 'eeond is
surss,ii, aua tari 30 extremely low Pncs Sennd r~s
lu. fa,x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
CALIFORNIA

Persons intending visit California and desrcu' Of
leaving accurate and pleasing hkenssses Of themselves
A taer trsndI invited to ca. a. bSAoNs, - ani
NJ Broadway corner OF Falonss where may b. seen a'
beautiful collection Of pictures recently taken In Washing
ou-among them President Taylor and his Cabine' en-.
President Polk and Cabinet, beside many other dsnn
.ui.b,i individual. jele sisod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

TIE number OF deaths by Cholera for the week
reaches q The disease s alec increasing at Frankfort
and at Lexington; several desths have occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
Chnlern NJ the Wet.

IT LOUIS. Saturday, June is.
Eight Cemeteries report - Cholera Intern 'nts
Yesterday The total number Of deaths by Cholera
for the week ending Thursday Is 267.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

rT- The Rochester Atncrcaa, in the course Of q
candid and courteous reply 10 our recent structures
on IT'S axiom that Security for Persons and Pr0p-
eyfy is the chi-f end Of Government, observes
There is difficulty m the way Of Government
taking this matter oi furnishing work for all INTO ~
own hands and that difficulty H. that work furnished
by the authorities TO poor who cannot otherwise
il, does IN fact and in principle place him on the
tootlu OF pauperisfn.'
Here is Just where we differ from the American
We hold that every man had originally and clear
~ a r. ght to Land on which 70 labor and produce
for himself-that OF this right the majority have
been Invested through the action OF Government
and that the requiston from the Possessors or the
State of Labor At fair rates for all who need IT, Is
not a demand of Charity but OF simple Justice. As
t. difficulty there always was, Is aud must be
diff ,ulty' in undoing orredrossing wrong. That
is one of the inevitable penalties of wrong-doing.
We do not think 1t. bow ever sufficient excuse
for persisting in the wrong or denying its exist
ence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
t1S~Tne CiRciaaaft Aaasruns Eliwood Fishers
pr,.Slavery argument into the ground as follows

In fact this whole idea OF proving one half the
community t. be richer when they org the other
half. than = community where the people own them
selves Is the superb piece OF sosurditythe most
naked piece Of nonsense ever happened TO maet
with Progress in Society, ard al last Perfection &C.
cordng 20 Fisher, may be represented IN tabular
view
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
Cholera In PhIIa dolphin.

PmLADrLrHiA Monday, June ls-3 P NJ
The Board Of Health reported 3 cases Of Cholera
and one desth since last port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures. Concerts, Sc. rc-Nisht.


cg-s-csr's Fs-.-f-r l.-lr --7@fr't-I~
cs-s;y's ,s.-.- 90 B-u.srar-fs-r4s.lcs HAAl-rrh
ss-r1. Ata1~-r-B-.f-sy cor L-oesrr--Oty 40 49,
A--rc.r A. C.G1-b-usfvHT 49, - ~ A -
i--sr-sr.,-s a--U-on-aru.s~ ~ h--'-si - - - .
LFr.-- O- s-oasrty-- An - s11--
g Moss 8r.--.s >rr1r ~ - '''--s
css-- esr1--. Rs-s-rT-Fr---e Co.c-r-s-- ~
falr1@ frsst---5-ss -. $3.50 $500 -
B1r-n1 Th-a--r-C-ar--r.- ---- asos--sg-7 = =
Tr.a,---s-ras-.r Par 40 A1norY-S
An-rcaz N-.-az- ~ or s1-st-Day A. -E-1ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

IfNciNNATI, NuuIhyf aAIt y
The number Of Cholera interments Tor the
week were 20 other dseases23 ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

Amendments.

7 NIuTafIs !. III
The transactiors DO CorToS rescn 100 oale'' az
| prlces ranEng lron = y a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
Death ofEx.President Polk.

NASHVILLE, Saturday, June 10.
Ex-Presdsut James X Polk is no more He
died las, evening Of Chronic D.arrhea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
Markets EvLi

Receipts snce Satardoy-FLoUR. 1908 bbs
WHEAT 600 bush CoEN, 400 bush WooL,
- lbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

~ There place In the city where strangers and
citizen. can be- getting really good shoes Boots or
Caters moderate prices that at NArsNss' iFui
tonst Mr. W has made an our boots for several years,
and IN no instance have had The eass cause for con-
nlaint le.6 Steoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
M A RIHE JOURNAL
PORT on NEw.YoRKurSg /

rOhr w Notwithstanding ID
MINIATURE ALsAsAc....TEIs DAY.
in s0s-h.s--.f - s~is..--7 rn -
HIGH HATEk....JuDs 10.
Ascsnft itoso I'm A. Coz Isans A. Bsr 0t. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
Markets Cd. orxoySArl. June Rpm.

supply OF the regular trade and quotations are without
eAange IN Lam about 200 kes. changed bands AZ &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

borrow. Mr.. Polk. VIII had rallied against the Sub
Treasury when proposed in s3t, became its AZ
dent admirer in s3s that 10, after the failure Of
the Pet Banks had ruined thousands. and thrown
the manufactures, trade, credit and currency Of
the country into confusion.
His message Of December. 80. showed that he
fully understood the evils suffered By oar Western
brethren and by the immigrants arising out Of
our corrupt and system which enables by
spectators 70 ex,ort large sums from the lsborous
settlers for which they give no value, bat during
bis four years not one effort was made TO remedy
the evil.
NJ. Polk vas warm advocate Of Jackson $
removal Of Mr. Duane, who would not remove the
D posts. aud Of his appointment Of Mr.. TaHey,
VINO would fancy selected the pets, with the
help Of Amos K sndsl and ex-Pres.dsnt Adams
suqge,,si 10 SIR. Polk one day IA Congress,
that It O. ight be expedient 70
Do P,s9t~, 1aa, tae thanks q his House - gwen %
Roger p Taney Secretary d tie Trea-1ry ior 81! 'e
suc d.aerese1 patriotism 70 trsn-errfg ne use Oh
The public funds from tae BANK q TIE Laltec -t0i~s
gnere they were profitable u tne pope 70 "a" " %
BanA o. BalumOre where they were Pfonia.- -
himself
Tsney vas Attorney for the Baltimore Bank
and large stockholder
Mr. Polk was essentially so1hsrn 10 his poll
tics his education habits associations, ana inter
ests. led him " regard the Extension Of Slavery
With favorable eye. Never by him would the
Oregon Territory BIZ have been signed had 1t
no, been evident that a refusal would not mend
matters in the end, while II would injnriously
! 81 a.. ,ho cs,dids,e he desired 70 serve in the
then approaching election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

CLOTHING At HALF PRICr.-A splendid assortment OF
gents and boys cOhing selling N ~ half puce ~ VAN
DERBiLr D. Maden-iue, sf foOr psair- and ~ Canal.
- near Hudsou-st Also large assortment Of cloths.
cassmeres ana yesuug. will be made 20 order Ia slys
thar cannot be surpassed from 10 % Is per cent less han
the general prices Now IL your lme to get clothing
very prices. the stock be- cold u very
few months DO not forget the places IS MHdsn-lsne,
lat foOr up stairs and 22 Cana Had son ie5 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

o. House-kespers snd families who Wish 70 save he
trouble shopping tor rich CsrP~ung a. Astonishing low
prices only vi The ave srss show room. % '1e
&c DRAFTED cheapest carpet establishment II no United
States ~ BoS,ry, HIRAM ANoESso>s Were hey VIII
and ths arses ohe.ps., ard esastia assortment
II Eas .Ooi. from y 70 ios per yard
x CoVSrSy MEscEASrs and others In wsnt ~ Print.
ing. wish executed IN ssys unssrPsssed sad -
prices thar vii eorespon with tho umes are invited 70
CA the Tribune Job Pointing rsa5lshment" and
Spruce-st where they will ~ suited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

GENIN's SUMNER HATS.
Rocky Mountain Beavers, Coourg.
Ladies Riding Has, Sennet-
Extra sns Panamss, Vera Cruz.
Lerhoru. Luton.
Childrens' Jenny Llnds. Palm Lea
Milan Edge, Ree Pear,
Pedal Cactus.
Aud all varstis. OF cool summer and Caps. sdaps
al 10 the season GENIN, 9lt Broadway
,eisT opposlps ST. PauFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
Disasters. &c.

rbs ehf Wa Hal. .s .shos- the Ransf seo@ ie-a
of b. las sssnss hssssiss. As4 srsssAs ~ - ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

WiscoNsIN.-The Madison Argus, the Hnnker
State Organ, scouts the idea Of joint call for a
State Nominating Convention by the Free and
4 other Democracy but is willing their respective
State Committees may each call Convention 10
meet the same day, and the two can tnen see
aoont uniting on the same ticket. SGyst the Argus:
1--WE are far from regarding the Free soil party
opponents OF the Democracy few OF their leaders
the last Legislature bad strong odoT OF demagogue
ism. but the rank ana he generally worthy and m
telhgeut men, Omittns one OF two visionary hum
bugs the basis OF the union they propose Is radically
democratic aud unexcepuonsae and the designs 81
those who desire the arrangement out Of pure clash
doubtless De satisfactorily disposed Of VIII
b. time 20 give them the benefit OF their knsvsh Sonss
when there danger OF their being placed IN positions
D. iuaict farther injury but cordial UNION OF the
masses of the parties, % the TWO Conventions happen
sgrcc in nominating respectable ticket. without
administering too large dose of Fourier dish water
sn6 Sccslst ernctic and ought 10 De effected The
Object OF the Democratic party not % confer Offices
but 10 pcrpetuatc sound principles % human govern
ment Il any, advocating the principles, and ae
sirous Il securing the ends. Wlsh o. unite in
common effort. why let them do Snd We VIII thSnk
them ior the favor but cannot consent 70 abandon
the Democratic ship and take passage IN their crsit
We shoald think the Free Sellers might stand
a good dealof such hsttery without growing giddy
upon il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

PRooRTss UNDER sLAvERY.-The County OF
Fayette Including Lexington is one Of the wealth
lest in Kentucky. possessing soil Of unsurpassed
ana Inc xhsusuble fertility, lovely climate extra
ordinary facilities for commerce, &c &c. And yet
thes Frankfort Common wealth saws
It's singular iact-one Of the truth Of which We
were not before apprsod-ihst The vote cast ~ the
election held fsyttie Ia ll99 exceeded The vote Ia
that County In ISIS ,iy-su ro'ss Ig0 h7usaHf ZERO
hundred and forty were cast in l'ys ana Dag zoo
A0lsaHd one handed and nlndg-ont ln August ISIS!
OF course the population Is somewhat greater
now than i, was half a oeutary back but the In
crease is In SHARES The poor White Young men
have migrated to regions where Labor Is more re-
spected, and the small Jams have gradually been
absorbed into large plantations. Bn, there Is
doubtless thrice the property to each free person
COW that there was in l7s9-wherest the soul OF
Elwood Fisher exceedingly rejoceth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

Mass AID BOYS SUMNER CLorHiNo.-Ws have on
hrud large stock OF hne clothing $50 great variety Of
linen coats pants. vests &c extremely low prices
Jel6 6teod' BOUGHTON KNAPP. 50 Madsn-laue
WHAT EVERYBODY MUST NJ TRVy - There
many false reports afost IN these days, that had
tested the fact experiments ~, We should De SLOW %
believe the mat the Boots. shoes and
Caters made and sold hy J0Sgs - Ann-st equal
excellence, aud superior In cheapusss 10 any 10 city
But sOitis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
DENNIS SUMNER HATS.

IL V,LvAslE INPSo'tNE>r ~ LsvEs wAreSts-
see advertisement IN another column. les n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
r. The wiliam.bu-gh Ferry matter i, .or.

- IIIU
cause Of vexaton 10 our present Common Council.
They broke up IN a tumut At previous meeting ca
precisely the subject which last night became en-
veloped IL another iog The great bone OF contention
il. watch Of the two Reports Of the Ferry Committee
(maoriiy and minority shall be adopted as the sense
OF the Board and the division Is close and strong How
il viii come out in the end is beyond al calculation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

UNIrED STATES CONNIssiONLR's OFFICE -Messrs
schhcA, Oue and Boender two passenger and the
penter board The packet-ship Htyre examined
charge Of larceny 10 taxing certain valuable
property from the trunk u Ma Nj Ter Of the psssen
gers already referred tONO proof Of appearing sub
stanuate the charge, The case was dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

4Oy Reress the main questions up the Russ Psve-
nient aud fhr Wiamsburzh Ferries. In regard % tue
latter the en- column Will show what disposition was
finally made Of iL The Ferry matter We ieit past II
o'clock In fog dense and iisagreeahe a. ever-with
apparent prospect Of clearing up and people grsdu-
Sly timing out from among the crowded audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19

CROroS AeUEDUcr BoARD.-The Mayor last
evening in the Board OF Aldermen the following
nominations tor OfhceTs OF the Croton Aqueduct De
partment They were referred 10 special COMMITTEES
consisting OF AID. Haws Wood and Jackson
For President (CommlssoneT samuel B. Rugges
Assistant Commissioner Theo 2. De Forest Engineer,
John B. Jervis Water Register George 4 Hood
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29

.JOSEPH ". .W.fTTHE W.Y,
GoveRNoR OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
T5tss Shs-iF 81 Lcs-a9-s CaaB,y & Sia.c
aforesaid, Grecfias;
WHEREAS, tie frs, Mon1 II aul d,y i1n9r.n1
w in NoyeHiber 1899, being tie 9Th and SIKH
DAVIS a thc month"; is The time appointed by law ior
holding az election IN this State; aud whereas, il IS
made nv duiy 20 Issue 1rEi, requiring YOU 20 hold
the said e.eelou Il the tue AM places appointed by
laW.
Now. therefore, Joseph W Matthews, Governor
o the Stale Of Mississippi, by these presents reguire
yOa 10 hold an election a the several precincts m
your county on the FRS, Monday and DAY following,
being tie fifth and sixth tavs,l in November, A D.
lS49, for the following officers, 10 serve TIE terms
prescribed By law, u wit;
One Governor
Ono Secretary oi State.
One Auditor Of Public Accounts
One State Treasurer.
One Attorne, General for the State
One Member Of Congress ios the District com-
posed Of the counties of Monroe, Ghickasaw, Ya,o-
busha, Tai,ahatchie, Coahoma, Bolivar, Sunilower
Carroll, Chcctaw, Okpbbeha, LoWndes and NoXu5ee
One Vice Chsncery Clerk for the district compos
ed OF the counties o. Lowndes, Ootibbeha, Noxubee
Winston and K,mper.
One Judge and one District Attorney Of the 6tt
Judicial District, composed OF the counties of Mon
roe Lowndes Octbbela Choctaw, lallobusha, Tai
lahatchie, Carroll and Chckasaw.
One Senator from the Senatorial Dl,tric, compos
ed o. the County OF Lowudes.
Three Representative 70 the Legislature, for thC
Comfy OF Lowndss
One Sheriff.
One Clerk OF the Circuit Court
One Judge Of the Probate Court
One Clerk OF the Probate Court
One Coroner.
One Assessor Of Taxes.
One County Treasurer.
One Ranger.
One County surveyor
Five Mentors OF the Board Of Police
And a Justice OF the Peace and Constable, TO I'll
each vacancy m your County,
And do moreover enjoin it upon you to conduc
said election, in all respects, coaormaby 70 law
and to make due return thereof, rs the law directs
GIVEN under my hand ami the great seal Of tn,
H. s State Of Mississippi, atthe city Of Jackson
Goth day Of August A. D. 1919.
By the Governor: j. W. MATTHEW'S.
SAMUEL STAMPS, Secretary Of State.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
The State or Mississippi
c,uNplsS IN 'rV


70 all persons Interested IN the Estate q Jotn
dfcCoun (2nd) licensed.
WOU are hereby citod TO appear before our
IL Probate Court at a term ihereofio be hol.
den at the Court House in said County on the
first monday OF November A. ID. 1919 then aud
there to show cause if and thus can, why an ar.
der should not be made to sell the following
described lands situated in l.owudes County d,
State aforesaid belonging TO the estate Of John
McCown end deceased according 70 the peti.
lion Of Geo. " Vaughn adm and Nancy Nc
Gown admy Of said estate, 70 wits. W. quar-
ter, Of n. w quarter, Fast hall Of N. w.
quarter s. w quarter part oi W. half Of ),
Il. quarter All in Section rs Township IT,
Range ls. Wes--he +. half Of 5. Il. quarter
Sec. II, " hall S. W, quarter. Sec IL.
N, e. quarter Of N. Z. quarter Sec. ii.
all in Township II. Range Is. West and the
s. f. quarter Of N w quarter p bali q
$. w. quarter Lots 6. Z. and IL all in See.
II. Township II. Range II. West. II was
further ordained that this Citation be published
in the Columbus Democrat once q week for Elk
successive weeks.
Witness the Hon. Nathl. r. Goodwin Judge
Of he Probate Cont for Lowndcs County the
LIST Monday in Sept. 1910.
Issued 10Th Sep. Isl9.
DAHL. WILLIAMS Clerk,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
SAMUEL STANrs, Secretary Of Slate.


The said Columbus NJ hutchinson is about %
years Of age about feet j inches high mddling
Stout built; rather dark complexion, and dark eyes
rather down look heavy eyebrows; full even set Of
teeth walks very erect and quick; has scar on one
foot, made by an axe, between the second and third
toe, cut through the foot, angling across enough to
cut the bone Of the toe next the great toe.
Sept, Ia, l849. l3-lw