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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29

A Ill persons interested IN the estate Of Alexan.
m der MeCaner deceased, are hereby notified that
at tile November term lSlo Of the Probate Court OF
Lowndes County, Mississippi, we will present our
vouchers for final settlement and pray TO be dis
charged from tho Enthusiastically Of aad estate.
WINSTON IT, McCARTER,
JOHN COX,
Sept. 18TH ie4a l3eSw, Administrators.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
STATISTICAL SCHOOL.
ENTR.1 Y.

Taken up BY Abraham Reynolds, one bay mare
mile, 3 years Old, branded Oh lest shoulderJ r. ap-
praised At Ss7 Co. WM. BAKER.
Columbus, Aug ~, '49.-tf. r. Lowndes co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
NOTICE.

I HAVE the Barges, 'W0NDER" lie WIS
(, ASS, and TAYLOR" either or all Of winch !
fer 10 hire or charter at low rates iof any iehga
St,ne that tbeg may be Waa;ed.
W ,a,s ' july i, 4a-a G. RAN D0LPH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
Ga O. 5OWNo5S GoUNgEs 3EI.

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
AUNORIES.
Wines, lsran(lies. &c.

yK7E have received from our importers at the north
w very fine lot Of Port, Madeira and Claret
Wine. Also an assortment Of superior Coniac Bran
dies which we offer only for medical uses
III. y. TAYLOR, & co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
DIR. "A. w. CoLENxA N'S
COyN ORRHOs A MIXTURE

"a Vegetable Preparatory
Cure warranted Price 81 Copper bottle. Prepared
eolA ONLY at Colemans Tonic Bitter Depot,
No, a4B Daupbin Street, Mobile. (aug is-49.ly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-14
COL BENTON

Our reader Hwy aware that CoI. Benton has
occupied toI some time a scarcely cquivocal po-
sit!on, IN regard ,o the rights .ot the South. ho/
votes in tho Senate, his speeches, his recent let
ter to the people of Missouri III which he a.
vows his intention III appeal from the resolutions
OF the Legislature IF that State To tile people
themselves, thousand incidental circumstances,
III fact Had lel tx public to expect that he was
about 10 take ground IN favor OF the Wllmot Pro-
viso H appeal has been made IN the shape Of
a long, elaborate abl. speech, delivered at Jeffer-
s>n ctv, ana now LII the course Of publications.
II has not YET reached us. From the synopsis
given, II may IKE Justly said that he has fully re-
allied public Superintendent he has gone over
to .ho Free Soil party, in the ranks of which he
will Ja haile,. as u welcome and powerful Access
sion. A very considerable portion Of the address
~ yaid W be 4 TRADE against Mr.. Calhoun towards
whom Ills hate seems p gather strength with adj
vancinr wears. He charges Mr.. Calhoun with
being. in fact, the author of the Proviso, which
bears Nh. Wihnots name, inasmuch as he sup
ported, in 1Ir. lIOnroes Cabinet, the cohstitu-
iionality u the Missouri Compromise, which a.
boIished slavery then existing in a territory sufb
ciehtly large 70 make twenty States of medium
size. He makes MIR. Calhoun also responsible
for the cession of Texas in the Florida Treaty.
He charges him with a design TO dissolve the u
Mon. IN short, W pours put, upon the head Of
The great champion Of the South, The accumula-
tea wrath ofa bitter and implacabe heart.
We defer further notice of this very impor-
tant speech until we have had an opportunity OF
reading the whole. 1t may bring about strange
party movements. The n. Y. Courier and En-
quier saws Col Benton will BE the candidate Of
.he united Democracy of thc North, il The Pres
dental canvass of lS72-aad we ~ that
Drnllyn pare- h3 a"tn1lr LHls.el hl- namo at
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THE FOREIGN NEWS

we need make no apology Tor devotinn c,
deal " space q details Of the late news rcro ooG
by thc Eugopa-its interest and Importance oir;e
i precedence over every thing else. 9"9
Of course, the readers atontionwill B, 49,.
anostod oy tho astounding intelligence If III II
cisivc victory o5taincd-bv tile iIungariang o, We
thcif ou. ian Invaders. n rnay be that the losl
u- tLy latter l , .hau 60s0 ia killed and wan, U,'
ded, anl that iyss than 5000 OF them have Mi
taken prisoners, hut thc fact of Grand yictor,.
harin, aeeu gained by tha gallant Aary3ry ,oor..
,indIsru-blo THE moral influence ii .nrb ,'e y,
nal success SO early in lau campaign. wilI H. cE
u0y only IVY tAc iIungauans, but uy cvery near1,
ii Europe, VINO are preparing for the Great ytri,'
ge At hand The importance Of battles ID ,.fS
ways to be estimated BY the number W. N Iba,
tants engaged, OF by the amount Of slaurbto,
which attends them. Some Of the boo,;o.,
have been the least productive Of results !,
may be that this conflict the name Of which ba,
not yetreached ill., il destined tn rank with tbo
few which have permanently affected t.e in.cr-
cst2 and welfare nj mankind lt iar-c. THY nau,
oi tine defeat of thc Euss3us,ln tA-it .st encopn
tier with 4 gallant nation winch tAcY Ire seel;n,,
10 reduce KY l.Eeiy must cary ov with if ~
every uos7 m winch n0n.- t1tha crv OF liner.
.ty aaa national Independence.
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i ARE REDUCED.
rSy1s tA11E IN -

NEW LINE or FOUR HORSE
E's2Sg COACHES,
From L5RciJwgj nv Charlottesville. ia connection ,yiii
tie Lo,aqa aild Rcilrild aad Frede,iehsbryg
Road e Richmond ana Northern Cities.
Fare e tlchindnd s. 90
Fare 70 junction 5 90
PASSENGERS BY this line leave Lynchburg on
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday mornings; ar
RYE At Charlottesville same evening" where they spend
The night and connect with the Northern train al the
Junction Al O'clock 4. NJ, reaching Richmond at /
O'Clock, 4. NJ
Passengers going North arrive atW ashington city at
r. n, Baltimore at p. M. Philadelphia in the course
# The nght-be a hours in advance of any ohe, line
leaving Lynchburg. Passengers assured Of a regular
connection and no detention.
HFISKEIL &. co.
0fiee Al Franklin Hotel, Lyneh5urg; Richmond and
fT s1ufg Rad kall afficr. Richmond Ta. :.
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risccs Ile ctt wiat at this immense a-uv .-
5i-nr af wv NHa luea, was oelten by the Hlu-a-
reported. IAe Russian loss . 1000 allied -ad wv
200 prisoners.
Th. wla.,r Portsmouth ha-arriyed az Warren, II. H..
with 5-y 400 worth at GOLD dt>t.
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BLACkFoRD, 'ToU-NLEY & CO.,
LFNClEUglC;. gUSE 11.1sio.


there has been reaction, orr rather, of tho multi
tubes who o'1ou-cd tuo Republic many have ta-
ken occan7n to show -heir unbiased opinions
ana coo al@Tn ar taa.r iaiucs around tha
Standard 7L legitimacy, or AT tho empire. as the
Pest mean 7t lre living order which, uAtoltu-
a2tey ln the minds WI lranchmon. ls held to hc
more on .oss uc2m- aa.-o with te lde2 " y ae-
publican form OF Governments. WY h7Ee n3tTe-
turns sHincIentto classify the members otthe Na-
tional III Assembly, chosen on the lSth uLt-hut Cir
noush Is known to induce The belief that the So
cIal'Sts and Red Republicans have elected very
near one third of the whole number. A great
many Of the more moderate and influential mem
begS o. the present BODY have failed e here-eect-
"a. u the ctyot Parls # tweniy-elEht mem
beTS n WncA sAo n entitled. there are SOCIAL
iais, p lmponaii.ts and Mlnislellallsts. Ol tic
\ D. escnt 4lnS'ry oil tho members were candidates.
1ua out TWO haTooeen elected.
anon .-e members eject mere ts oAe. whose
career as a-Ne5 fa il# oo,.e' .'o aHaal III
l- III K Heea 5l'iceiy fe.! oVt feao ors
Mil Nh 'le fchet lons tiU-ion tne soldiers ai
tHe army ale allowed TO Eole. INC army A
strongly u3o,Nel |i-h 9oc'a" m ann "i'n ulla
opinions o- aI Ei1as' ho >oclaiisJ@' u cohcIL-
-'.9 t.it ali -le t'.i'itHy SeAe-ai4F nom
iAale. "i-a A1la lAe Iaai@ p sergeant IN
.I-a w. .-a haH ~ t-2 ine 'Aa.l oh -0rl l4
."e o' ,iaD ito accepted 'i-1 NOMINATION aAo
"a a..aa..a aE lA- cove lAia-A' aA IVY Aat grounds
w. 's o..a0~J .3 see s.hse He enjoyed tae IL-At XII
s.L ". '7 seA in 'a' tLa.n-
.-i iF e- 0jn5Ato.i..l. I4i5 arrest iA-i'ihcA lIs
1a'AT5-'5 ah4 Aa "a' rescued. lake Iue s9l-
DAD
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ONiCc " thc american, Jtas :, s i. Al.
CAFILE.-Ihs supply NJ Beeves al the scales tl-
lay was saa AMP prices declined, which was 'oeca-
STONED nv liz offerings d an atn1r quality vi second
cr1p catla. Those IF better quality all sold nj
he upper figures. The offerings reached Z50 head, u
which 2J3 were lI.1 silly Ri,chers and Al were left
over uusld. Prices rnrod fun. s201 to S go on
hoof eqni S. 2Ias57J nett and averaging Sl grJss
Hlgs.-lIe market was exceedingly dull. We quote
from 6 25 ~ 81 50.
EACIIANGE.-Ne quote Sterling Bills dull at 81
Ito 9 per cent. premium.
Flamce5.-Ne are not advised Of any transactions IF
moment
FLOUR
Int Street .l0ty. We ule saI.s M Saturday
0.5Ih tas. on G1i: 1900 .aIs tjysh Inspected Y. $L-
4 -a5 b.is. caYIcl brands, fresh @ne-ti4a, VT
-t I1. 0u Monday tia market WAS rather ilt.-SaIeS
Iut vg- uafe att4 G-. 'Iha waE1a aHI
--: @ .-'t 7o on 1ur5ily salts y. l0.U ha.-eis
~e-. uaie a' G1s aa! i0t barr., z cuHaa lEali~,
.-a -H.rt.t... ut ti J-- Ol "Wednesday SHES Ut
NJ iee-. uala o3' THE wagon aaI c.r r-ea
wa= 5). Ie5~.rlly saIos Ut 7UJ barrels Were naie
NV -l G Today there war5 s1lcs1t JtJ i1.s I, & n
.Cg-
! CIV, 1iU Eutv--At tile beginning 81 the rock some
1900 5as We're taken FL exp,rt al g 81. par DBL
Yesterday oderale parcel Or two was sold al thesame
price. bit holders very generally are firm at S. and
fuse tl ) Il for less. Stock very small.
Smqrtqaaa F0W-On "Wednesday 900 bbs.were
soll al 81 Is, and yesterday 600 bbl aus Is.
Rie plGy-A sale Of LIST al 81 g.
C5.a .lIcfl-Barnore b5ls are held at 50 ST.
we noto sales We 100 bo5 Penua and ono Vi two SINAI
or lrs. al 5Z7j.
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BANK AT ABINGDON

BANK AT ABINGDON.
The Branch of The Exchange Bank at this place was
Organized on Monday last, by the election Of Dr. Daniel
lrgg President, and Robert r. Preston ESD Cashier
As thus constituted the Board stands
DANIEL TRlGG-Pl esfdent
ROBERT r. PRESTON CASHIER.
Directors
JOHN G. GREENWAY
DAVID CAMPBELL,
B. JOHNSON,
JACOB LYNCH,
ISAAC B. DUNN
THOMAS L PRESTON
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PROPOSALS FOR AMERICAN WATER
ROTTED HEMP.
Bureau OF Construction, Equipmen, and Repair,
NAVY DrpAnrMryr


Bureau al Construction, Equipment and Repair
March !, 1919
FINDER hr Joint revolution OF Congress, approved May
u 1914 entitled Resolnon respecting contracts io
smp for The use Of the American navy sealed proposals.
viii be received This bureau the Omitted Siaea hemp
agencies Louisville, Kentucky ST. Lous Missouri,
verins under contract exceeding fye yeara
he bsa quality Of american ronsd hemp, In guam
po,nda No bid will be considered at higher rate than
Two hundred and forty dollars per The proposals.
men win determine whether the contracts shall be
awarded No delivery will be required sooner Than the ls
fine said hemp be equal quality to The besi for
eign hemp and 70 all casea q equality Of bid ihe contract
annually will he about 600 tons.
The aid hemp mus be thoroughly dressed, cleaned,
free from shves, and must lose than sixteen per
Of tow and waste when hacheled 10 the satisfaction
ofihe inspectors ready or pnnins Us strength mns be
conference, made from enyone yans, prepared and
ezed by the Inspectors OF by their direction, viii bear
lies must be entirely satisfactory to inspectors o. The
chief Of this bureau or viii MOI be received viii be IN
The respective United siaes hemp agents 10 certify hills
Tor he hemp Which may pass inspection and be rersyea
INTO; ninety per Of which bills TO he payable within
thirty days AFTER their presentation ihch navy agents as
may be agreed upon aud named In ife contracts
Persons Offering must Bine the price, IN words and zig.
nrss teary and lerby asked per ton Of o2l0 pounds,
when delivered In e.'e tested approved and received
Every offer mud be accompanied, AZ directed in the
o. csnsftSs making aperSn "a Gr ne MAYA,
by one responsible perrons, 10 he certified BY
official personageD 10 the effect that he they
deriake that the bidder bidders will " his their be
aocepled, into obligation within fifteen days after
eeontraet Is submitted for signature with good and sun
cient surees,to furnish the supplies proposed No pro.
posa will be considered unless accompanied by such ra
ranfy.
Bonds with approved In one-half the estl
mated amount OF the respective contracts will be required
aud ten per ctntnm IN addition will be withheld from IN.
OF each payment TO be made collateral security
Tor the due and faithful performance o the respective cor
tracts, which will cronnI be paid until The conacs
complied with In NIL retpecis according their terms
Oers be made IN strict conformity with the terms
az ta advertisement Tie persona offering by
eheh fapy agent They wish their bills paid II their Offer
accepted and by nhh hemp nary az sney they wish
have Contracts and bones sent for their signature and II
they hhould not be exscnteo within hieen days aer hey
received by agents The department will consider fF
Al liberty TO see,pt other offers IN pacr 81 those thus
.sseied Mas 5-2swtsHhMAy
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IN pursuance Of law, u JAMES X. POLK, President Of
make known that public sales win he held at the under
mentioned land offices In the State of FLORIDA AT the
p's1ns e na o
Monday the fourth day Of June next for the disposal Of the
public lands situated within the Aforementioned town.
ships and parts Of townships, viz:
South Of The base line and east Of ds principal maridian
Township twenty three township tweny.ionr, except
ships twenty five, wentysis and twenty seven range
twfntyhree.
sections one two, three ten, eleven twelve thirteen four
teen, twenty three twenty four, twenty five, fweny.sx
thirtyye and thirty SIX and townships twenty-five and
At the land Office at 81 Augustine, commencing Mon.
day the eighteenth day Of June next for the disposal Of
public lands situated within the townships
and parts Of townships, viz:
sh eftht bose line and east Of he principal meridian
Township twenty three; township twenty fur except
thirteen fourteen twenty three twenty oi,r TWEEN
iy6te, iwentysix, thirty dye, and hiriy.six; township
ship twenrysix township twthty.seyen EXCEPT sections
eleven, twelve, thirteen, ourieen fifteen twenty three,
and twenty four, Of range twenty 1--WE.
nineteen; township twenty except sections two and
cep seeton thiriyone and township twenty seven Of
Township twenty three twenty.ionr twenty FIVE and
twenty nix, Of range tweniyseveG.
Township tweuy'seven Of range iweniy.nns
Township twenty.seven, Of range thirty,
Townshpstwenty ss and twenty seven range thirty.
one.
Townships tweniyaix and twenyscvsn Of range ,hr,
Township twenyreytn, Of range thry.tl,ree.
Secons Two 10 cn inclusive, fifteen twenty two IN.
elusive and twentyseyen TO thirty four inclusive town.
| ship twenty seven, &c range thirty five
Lands appropriated BY law for The Of scooa militia
~ or other puspossa will be excluded from the sales
The Offering 81 The above mentioned lands Will be CON.
menced the days appointed proceed the order in
which they advertised with oil convenient despaich
mill the whole shall have been offered the sales thus
closed hut no sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks AID private entry Of any u The lands viii be adj
miiied until after The expiration q Ne two weeks
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington, iha
tweny.styenih day OF February Ammo Domni one thou
| aand eight hundred aud forty mine.
JAMES X. POLK
by the PRECEDENT
RicnARn NJ Yousd,
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CONSUMPTION Cured

Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption can Ne cared Byon
chitfs Consumption, Larer Cgnplainf Colds CosxAs,
Cafds7h, Ashna Splitting Of Blood Sorfnfcs in he odf
Hectic fynsh Night yrsas, Difficult or Prefnar Ezpsc.
toraivn Pain in ne SIDE 4r Hnrs been and Be
ed.
Probably there RENEE y thai ao been 90 sue
cessi in desperate % Consumption fhu II CLEAN
and strengthens tho sysem and appears hsa ulcers
on he nngs, and the pa,tn's gradually regain their Usual
health and strength.
ALMOST A MIRACLE M
Read the following. and doubt, v thai Congimp
on be cured This Is only one, vi several Kindred
cases, that TOW NSENDS SARSAPARlLLA haa cured
BRooKLyn, Sept. IA, 1876
DR., TOWNSEND Dear Sir--I was taken, liIile over
year ago. with cough and pain In my sde II In
creased very hsi indeed was pronounced BY ply
sciane to have the quick consumption raaed large ia
titles OF bad maiier had night swea, and sinking very
instny doctor said he ronl do nothing fnr me- went 10
The hospital 10 hope Of being benefited hut was pronounced
as inc,rable. was greatly distressed lie lngs and
could hardly breathe: soon became sinaclated aud ex
pected 10 die; was confined 10 my bed and was Obliged u
have watchers Indeed CANNOT give you amy description
dat would do justice my case was supposed ~ my
Iiendn be past recovery; had tried great n,ber Of
remedies, and all seemed 10 be Of effect read OF the
mos extraordinary cures, performed by your medicine ana
10 tell YOU, The n, suspected there some hnnbs "a.
iirm HUI was induced Try H. ibid 81 and am ssiy
thankful did cannot say that am entirely we'll La.
be about my business and hoI.
be entirely well IN few weeks. Ny cough pain In the
side and night sweais have le me- and raae but very
lille. and am fast raining my usual strength eelii my
duty "a eve yona statement OF my case 10 publish you
al T. . 4 y
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REAL EsTATE,
nrRsoNs,

pERSONS wng 10 become Of Real Estate in III,
ciy oI washington may find ITO their interest 70 cal
upon ne 9pbsriber who has properly Improved and
nike portion 81 The purchase In money and give long crr
upon ne balance Applications should h. made soon
mar l3-u ULYSSES WARD.
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oEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate, ier each
y class separately endorsed Proposals Tor uppes ,of
Nayy Yarsn will be rec al this ofre until " O'clock
III On the 22n day May for furnishing and deliver
ing al the Navy Yard Washington, d. c., nj such place
or paces AZ may be directed by the Comandan Tree OF
expense 10 The Government the materials and hrrsshrre
Class No. |.
Delivery 10 be commenced before the ls July and
as required afterwards and completed by september st
next
10000 Hard red Brick.
5Ob0 best quality Pire Brick.
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Every person entitled 10 the right OF pre- empnon to any
o. the lands Within The seetons and paris o sections above
enumerated, required ~ establish The same TO The salts.
hcon Of The register and receiver Of The proper d office
and make payment therefor practicable after see
ng this notice. and before The day appointed for The com
mencenen o. the public sale II the anJo embracing te
lfp't claimed Otherwise inch claim will be- fortified
RICHARD ~ YOUNG,
Commissioner % the 0snefai lana once.
Mar 6-lawi7v 800 49,
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The sales advertised above TO be held at Tho land office
at the FALLS ST. CRoIx RIVER on The fourth day Of
June and the third day OF September next will moi be
held, dsirci having been oigunzed Of the part
Of that district lying In The State Of Wisconsin, and the
land Office for that part In the Territory Minnesota hav
ing been directed TO be removed 10 sin and
after the reth day OF June rrxf, BY Of Congress
approved March 2 1919. z. TAYLOR.
BY tile President: &5 tl
RICHARD NJ. YoUNd,
Commissioner offhe General Land onlce
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PETER BROWN, Il LIltlc !, brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

THIS EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA haa been ex
pressly prepared IN reference Female Complaint No
female FbohI nesect 10 take H. Il cerai preventive
any Of the and horrible diseases xhiciihey
subject Il 10 valuable for hoee who are approaching
womaihOo Ia calculated 10 assist nature BY quicken
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cine IL Invaluable Tor all The delicate diseases 10 which
women arr subject
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far stimulating the system produce subsequent
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