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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17
IN CfiANCERY,
July Rules 1918.

Robert Jsmison Jr Of a. District Chan
a1b W Gerry Court OF the
Ssmue' T. EgaerNo,th, ) State 81 Ns'i..
Ii, as. sppi held al Co.
iuubus
Upon opening The matters IN TIA. Bill coul'in
ell and i %ragug "a the satisfaction u. rie
Court that lhe Dsrndcul sam. +. Huu'rVoub
4. no, an uhnbjIant OIL has State, bat r~s,dr- hc.
,ond tie limits thereof SO that the ordinary pro.
cess OF this Court cannot BE- served upon him.
/, is therefore ordered dat unless The SAID De
tsudant Buucrwohh APPEAR oo Or brt'r" the 'lr-i
.d,y. nt'ihp next ,rrm ot this Court So hr holden
Al The Court Hpusr IN the Town Of Columbus on
ne Gr.l Monday in November next, and plead
answer o. dcmor TO the Bill ct Complaint, the
sevrrul allegations therein contained vii 30 la
ken Ter confessed. aud such order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chaace ior may dseu
equitable and lusL
It's G!rh-r ordsred that n copy ofthi' order be-
inserted ia the "Coipmbus Dem crat' a news
oanprpaBi.hpd IN The JoN,ofCo.umbus li,,l.
,ipal. once week. fr onr month snccsssl'rIy
i true copy from the minutes.
Test ). Hos MEX, CleTA.
e40-I5-22-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17
LIZ ERA AMI SALE
G0A3I4a

THE Subscribers would respectively ln.oEn b
f-|a18s ana tha pgb generally. that he mas PSF
chased q Sir um. ~ Alien TIE we..-knoEn Sta-
ta-s1 l, corner ~ AAIaet and NJ aEhmCion streets,
.Bs Oldest esa5 -hmeit II fhe And 10 size CITY theE
has beeuan extensive addition q ihe-eiabe, AID Is
now prepared 10 accCmlacca'c lfa Tsfe-ilnE Eass
ard a.I those who may d-en ltFcIT rteiesi e 'ayoF
him with cali. n tfe tt-f g.seuie uannCf. tie vii
take occasion 10 say that Jas sssasshmeni VIA be an
Ger Ihs immediate control 81
John Stringers
q, hose known experience IL business IS EEsfsatse
Is al uha ratrtnLe him, an8 be j. Determined that
ne customer sail leave his establishment dissatisfied
i.r the want q any attention whatever
Tue Travelling psolr may rest assu-,l uiat be
accommodations are mieroE 10 noae, his Stables vii
no, be surpassed by any in the southern saiss, bis
stalls laree and commodous, hIs proEendeT lie eest
the country affords, and has llostsIs qulck and lttsu@
/ tive. =.
He has on hand 70 lei, superior lot Of Buggies
,nJ other Vehicles together with good riding Horses,
lar the accommodation Of tire fond Lovers Of pleasure,
III recreation ana Health. which will be fired ohtO
his customers al the shortest notice and ~ the neat
est manner possible,
he Would say 10 Droyers that in his arrangements
he has an eve 10 their interest
nj. stable is convenient 10 all the Hotels ard
Boarding houses in the City and Customers will be
waited On At any house they choose 10 stop. In
shor, he redges himself TO have thing done to
the cutrc satisfaction OF every one. Prices as here
to,ora
Carriage, Horses L Dri1erper day, - % 90
Horse ard Buggy per day - ~
Saddl. horse perday oV
Horse at Livery per month, 49, u %
per week, 1890 DC
per day, "a
pernuht, = 81
: single iced, 2
J ~ III. EPiChS0R.
Columbus July l3,lsls l5-2-ly
NIB. word 10 the Bhoys O, Columbus an,
=" rs yicni,, is sufficient, jim Dcsson is in th'
=, ring and ready to attend 10 their wants, call ans
:. see hu,-you shant be hunt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
EITERs Of Administration having been grant
- ed 70 the undersigned by Ire PROBATE Court Of
Lowndss Co 'n'y Mrs. February term thereofls49
ontc estate q pr John Bolton deceased, All persons
Edeta3 70 sald ''ta;s are requested . come forward
and settle the same, and nil persons having claims a.
gains said estate notified 70 present the same dolly
probated within tas time prescribed BY law or they
will he barred. ABRAM BELTON
Feb 10th l849 3a-ew. Administrator
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17

uAKt'sAEULIABLE ENTlsACT


: tbs ag.r reussy tlat eau al rl. az o. ~, tie
ue-rlaa,l. care q Sp.aai Comp .lIuls, SFasmod-
81 Connections lrrtasou g. the NcTN Is, Nervous VI
Isl Hsssarts Ngrso-s Eramafs Nsar1 I e Afec F.
i.us. Aa5nexy Paralysis, GeueTa. Desili,y Dcaei- .
,-cy 10 Nervous and Phy sea. Laergy, and a. NeF-
goas Disorders. nc. Nc o most aFesdie. o. Al az
eases TIA, ever .ates tie huEan race- /.
RplLEI 81. OR FAILING SICKNESS,
H,s,,u,a F,ts. Commissions, SpssEus, a.,
This disease ,0a,is IA a sploea deprivation
the ssuscE. accompanied vi,aa yioeui eoara.s'Ve
motion : ~ Who.e-'ty. u stAeS3 by his and al
ter a certain duration goes off leaving tue sufferer N
Il supor. asteu.,d ith great weaAIsss and exhAss-
tsoB o. be taay
d. Har, gouid impress < upon IT, minds 0. lie
afflicted that the Vegetable Extract IS TIC only rem
cy ever discovered that can bo relied for the per
msnent cure 81 this most drcaau. o. a. diseases
A is tendency u 20 insanity, madness and death,
the most skIu Physicians o. Lurope, u well as
those 81 our own country, have pronounced Epilepsy
ncurabe And has been 50 considered ~ many
uprI MI. most important Q. eli discoveries made
by Dr. ) llsr,, nearly 6ycars since, during which /
limo II hs, been per ormug some q the most remark
,s.e cures upon record sut has acquired reputA. /
ton which rme alone can elilce. Physicians Of un-
doubted Il Ia and experience Ministers o.ysrosselu-
nominations As Ne, hundreds O. our eminent e'n-
rcrs al unite in recommending the use Of this truly
valuable medicine 10 their patients, charge AID friends
Nhuarc thus afflicted, As tAo only remedy
! ErLfgrgc Fms, {. y years and months, cured
/ by the use of this truly wonderful Medicine.
/ Head the following remarkable cure NJ me son OF W.
Scsprr. %, Philadelphia, afflicted wth opcp,c Dts
~ wears and months. Amer travelling through
! England. Scotland, Germany ana France, consal
TING the most emMyu, Play sieans ard eApcudng
for medical treatment t5 Qpo, returned with his
| son to tbs country, IN November Bs without re-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17
I'd w,rou NAY CoNCEFN

y W AAV ID " y = Y y = = =
The undersigned hTvng been engaged N the pracuet
ormediciqe in FllrI and tlabama fur 70 years an.
AMI called on by Col. W Jergan. ior ny opinion o
The Remedy Tor car srs dl-ca'sr'd by Or thurman
sbspard Of Vermont witnessed - happy ehe'i" -
he eass Of Col Jsrnl ohmseli aud ahd VIZ
as on of the mostI Aportau. discoveries oflhe 90.
VIM, FLAKE NJ D.
&EHVvlLLZ i7ik N.~ ls4s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17
f2.XAN So
TNsPOE6TAN IL TO
TIL. AFFLICTED.

8 nCEG re usUy discoveries which are al.
=. ding O. tae blessings % the F-essn, -rnra-
..l. ; o undersigned confidently sssu-ts IRE pubic
...lu l-, s--s s-el ---e-y Jog lAt1re.-.l. Z e
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17


,.tsa-.- deemed ucuHs'g. lEe oaCHc d. ne remedy
g-s .a - uya etse, ~..Jl almost aEaIu>, agar, ae
--a..sa r c.-.a- a-Jr many lr...> d. other rem
.... % success. lie has been using ta- same .
-r,- .a - seven years au. ta al. cases success
Iy who're application yis made Iu tue. He caa.
saa-s .r.t.e.E-, Fcr.a0S .a-.# ar % .l-s' rs
.-s.-....t u Is Uasy PROMISES bey lad anE possible
r.-orrs-e, gs a-c are ca>ts ~ .tr gone as q DC
.gaau'et hug lc invites -5e afflicted ta consult I3',
safI re-..U satisfy them o. hl, a0l4,! o make
rufa-. .ey cana then try H.- remedy,
3 \. n.r-lu- Wua apply lg person ur by written de-
,.-atau ut their case giving rs sac. location, a-e,
tae-s health s habits, together wth The remedies
,..t have been used. may expect candid ansWcrsa a.
+ 10 ,ae result a. their cases.
] IL cannot be TOO tarcp.y mpres-e. EN- those alltet
o1 with Cancer to make carry application as delay as
dangerous sd rroongs the cure.
! CANCERS OF TIE TONGUE
Have and can be successfully treated with tas rene
dv lie viii be in Columbus, Mississippi until the
lr=t q! June, where tiuse Nho are afflicted may see
,Fs numerous testimonials aud certificates 10 attest
.te efficacy and efficiency OF his mode OF treating
I,r.rv variety and description ui CANCER.
Al letters post paid, will receive immediate attel-
,,.n. DR BURNHAM SHEPPARD,
Once at the Columbus Hotel.
Columbus. Mss Dee 70, lS4S-l5-2h-3ul-+
/ f-g-Tbe O-s.an.zer Oxford Gazette, Holly Springs,
Nor-g. Democrat. Aberdeen. Nj, AND Heppuucah
gar-y..5a. ma Monitor. IG-cagosa, Beacon, Greens
/. sa,o', Pilot, Gainesville, Register Mobile, Ala
{ will publish this advertisement nsp.cuoas.y with
oat the certificates, for three months, send copy o,
The paner containing tie same to DR. Shepard, Co
D I.u5us. Mss and Forward bills 10 this ONCE
.
20 The following are few @! the many eeF,Aya'ea
Of cures he has poromed
e ,-,r,~y-rrr N,rrrr-p n Ala Nov n 1915
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17
ROBI'. DESHA 4 Co,
COMfTSSION MERCHANTS.

hIOD4LI8, MA.
6, 4, CHANDLER A5EyT.
COLUMBUS, Miss.
A Ii Cotton shipped to the above House, in the
N name ofG. A. Chandler on account OF the real
owner, viii % insured have on hand large lot
OF Begging and Rope, which will be furnished to
customers at cost ard charges
Aug. II. 1875 st Apl. q. A. CHANDLER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17
40 NEGROES

Or ,hereabouls together "tn A.1es lio'sea, Sheep'
Cattle, Hogs Oxea, &c
The land viii be divided and sold upon ene TWO
and ,t,ep wears time, and the personal c.'ate upon
.rrolya month"; credit the purchaser giving Drafts
NJ, Nobi,o or New Orleans. with interest
M " LINDSAY, TavF-LA.
Aberdeen Jan. 8, l8i9.-$g-Sw
NktEr1 the 3th DAY Of February next.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17

FINE CHEMICALS.
-,I-CtI ~ Iodide Quinine Valeriate Zinc.
- Citrate Iron, Citrate Iron and Quinine,
Elaterium (Cuit,) lactate Iron,
Cinohonine, Iodide Mercury,
Sahcine, just received By
Apri /, l4-4o-y A. n. jones' q CV
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17

"a, HE very best White WI and Cider Win.
i ssh ~ a. y. 1SSNss = 81
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27
The rnriM

lt is said tkat Mr. Meredith, Of the TTea.nrv Department, Is preparing huge volume to present 10 lhe next Congress in favor of specific duties and sdyising them to repeal or modify the act of lSa6 aud hereafter tax importatioRs aceording 10 weight snd bulk, and length and breadth, iaslead ol inc plain. eomncn-sense, and just method of layioe dniies according to the value Of the article The SecIeiasy wishes the people to pay taxes in the fol- owing ipanher. He wishes the aiticle of brown Sugar 10 pay in all eases duty (say two and hall cents Rer pound) whatever may be the cost in for. sign nsaskeis, and whatever he quality. The com ssrss @ sK issiiss paying spss e e s anis ns ksay g s0 per ponnd) would so come n. be tbs arsieie ecsfse of 6ne. A silk dress for poor man, wife os daughter, costing S5 pay sas much duty as the costly silk of the lady of the millionaire eos
 so of $t00. To bring the matter down 10 a point under specific system, man who has farm ol 100 acres. worth five dollars per acre. would nay the sssps tax as who has loo acres worth 50 or ei0O per acre. The man who imports niece of flannel. worih five cents yard, will nay as much ssoBe who brings an article costing 90 cents per yard And the poor iusn, who wears cheap and ordinary ar.icie. for his shi or drawers, pays the same ia s one rich ,hihe worlds goods, who purchases the
 To such antiqnaied twaddie and nonsense are we 10 De treated by the Secretary in his repot Bul the dsy has passed thai the people of the United States can he hnmbugged egreg egiousy. and thank, t0 the Intelligence oi our citizens il will be hard matter to fesprrect system of robbery which dis criUinates iR favor of inc manufacturer at inc ex pense q the farmer. and podnctrs Of the raw ate- ftal-in favor ot the rich against the noor and tends 10 buiid up in midst the most selfish. the mos, meFcenafy snd grinding oi all aristocfaciesmonsy- cd arisfocyac.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27
Backing out Before a Foreign Power.

One of the current charges Of fha whig papers and politicians against the last administration is, tha ' backed out of Iis position The Oregon ques non, dr,pplng down from 54-l0. The Trenton Daily N+Ws handsomely and efirrtnaIfs expiodes this accusation. hy briefly reviewing the notorious history ot the question:
 The democratic party of Isl4 asserted our right ful clain a the whole ot Oregon Mr Polk avow- ed himself in favor of msitaining onrIItle But no had he assumed this position than the entire whig press set up British howl of denaneiation They took sides that, on other questions win the enemy, and against their own county With the aid ol MT. Calhoun and MT. Beaon, who wefe both then eager eonTi the South-tn not unwilling to diminish the for the creation of free States the whis resisted the 5f. .I0 democrats and presented distinctly the alternative of war or the line o 49. It was the whig party that " backed out.' IL was they who yielded tu Great Britain wai she has! right to detnsnd-a footiioid on tiw Pacific Democrats did not think it worth while to go to war when a boundary line was Conceded, 10 which former administrations had assented They well knew that all oi Oregon was sure, in couse ol tune, to he ours. The " sneak," however, was a whg saeGk. The difficulty no sooner arose than the the whig party, is sohd platoon, sneaked over into the British camp, aud entered the service of Queen Victoria. The democrats sinek te jl- 70 in treason, as long as there was prospect of success But he allies of Queen Victoria, in America, com peed them to take hall loa Iaker than no bread
 The question of our enlargement of the area of the republic has never arisen, but what the federal whg party has resisted such enlargement. They resisted the acquisition oi Louisiana, he annexa- ton of Texas, the acquisition of The whole of Ore gon and the purchase oi Ca.iioInia and New Mexico
 PsRasyIpaniaH.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27
To the Patrons of the Banner.

BANNER OFFICE, Nov. I9, lS49. Mir l.. A. WRiTELEY has this day become asso- ment of the Arkansas Banner. This gentlemen ia known to many of our readers a democrat of the ,ruest stamp, with the ability aud energy and will to aid the party to whose principles he is devoted He has already done some service' by his pen and personal popularity, aud it would be ungratefu in me not to acknowledge that the Banner. while in my charge, has been indebted to him for many fOrcible and polished articles. He may well claim the confidence and esteem of every democrat and have gladly availed mysef of the opportunity tC obtain the services of so able an associate.
 L. J. REARDoN,
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27
A significant Fact.

We find the following paragraph in the editorial columns of the Boston Atlas of the Slh instant
 Neie Fork eolored Hen.-A meeting was held one evening last week by the coiored voters of New York city, at which they voted to support he ,chig ticket unanimously. We hope our colored friends in Boston wilimitate the g5oG resolve their breth ren in New York. -Tbs whig larty is the party of freedom, and always Sas''
 This paragraph contains, first. sn admission of the fact that the uegFo voters of the city of York and the whg party of that city had formed coaL- tion and that the negroes had resolved To vote the whg ticket in the late election and, secondly, il contains an appeal or propo, iton to the African voters of Boston to do the same thing ia the latter city.
 r. We did not suppose that the organs of the party claiming to be the legitimate srstocraey tq possess all the decency, and to Dc the only true supporters Of 'l law and order" would stoop to such an al- iiance We could hardly contemplate anything nse:e interesting than ;o the Lawrencrs, tine Choates, the Winthrops, the Appletons. &c., ke. o the proud apd aris,ocrasic city of Boston walk np arm in arm 10 the polls with Sambo Cuffee, Cesar Pompey, &c.. Re- or their descendants to. deposts their bailotts in favor of sound conseyeafism. He such will be the fact if the colored men accept th. Proposition for coation, contained ia the organ o the Boston aFistocyscy, which they doubtless will Yet II Is 10 new thing for the whigs and negroe. In uhe free states to vote together al elections. was done in the late ekction in New York, and the result iu the State, 1t seens, depended npoB tbe ne- gro vote The negro vote amounting to 1900 ol ioOo has given the State 10 the wbgs, if they have got h. In the contest between the suffrage and charter party in Rhode Island in lai2, ihe negroes in Providence, having the right to vote. coalesced with the whg of charer party in support of :. law and order '
 These are significant and important facts for the patriot to contemplate in both sections of the non To the North il shows how the most degraded class es of yoie's enlisted under the banners of the money srstocraey. to perpetuate by their votes principles and policies really at war with their own irae interests. To the soath i, demonstrates be- yond all cavil and dispute, that the whe party of the North are the worst enemies of her rights and interesss, and are ready for any alliance however degrading il may be- in order to succeed in their po-
 tieal schefiies.- WasA Untoa h
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27
To the Puhlic.


 Ia presenting myself to you as one Interested in the future prosperity and high standing of the BANNER, the usual string of pledges and expose of principles might be expected from me. but I shall prefer that the character and of this journal shall speak for me. will only say. that have entered into the connection with the determination te devote constant industry and such iaienis ss I possess. to its advancement, and net alone as . matter of speculation. or from an ardent desire te serve the democratic party. but also because it Is pursuit peculiarly in accordance with my tastes have every incentive to lay hold of ths work heartily and sealeusly and to win, it be possible the encouragement due to a scand political and useful paper. and already feel assured of an ex. tended and generous patronage.
 L. A WmTTFry
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27
Aranufacture. in the soutb.

The South h fpasing herself in the development of her sesoasees and manufacturing enterprises.-- MlliCns of dollars have already been invested and ether snilIions wiM scon take the same direction The Mrmphit and St. Louis Co6sention is indica a- tive athe new spiii that has been infused into our population iF Iaie years. The north WiII not have the race io themseives in public Improvement The little DetawsFe. we assured has aireaGy greater number of maHufacuring establishments, in psupor-
 ton to her popa alton, tnaa any other State n the Union. Maryland has invested St5 900 600 in rail- reads. canals and manufactures. and she is siiIl basily and actively employed in vasous iau.labie endertskiags. VirginiA has like investment oi about $6O ,0O0 .00O. and will soon have railroads in setise operation ;o the extent of fifteen hundred miles. North Carol ne has Ave hundred miles ol railroads completed or in progrrss--while tn Soni Cssolha, several extensive factories are now in active progress and successful operation Florida, yonng as she is has q 000 900 invested in railroads and manuiaetosies--whiie Geosgia has invested es5 600 coo, and has upwards et seventy cotton fac. tories in the fall tide of successful experiinent-- Alabama, Mississippi, Missouri. Arkansas. Ken lucky and Tennessee, aie also animated by the sane spirii Mississippi has 6iiy-hree cotton fac. tories. whiis Missouri has invested in internal i'm. provemenis. mines and ufsctoFes, the enor nous sun of SS5.Q0O,0O0.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27
singular and Mys,erion..

The Lake Providence tLa) Republican of the 23d ult, relates the following singular and myssri- ous circumstance:
 Some time ego when the cholera vas raging to suca an alarming extent in our Parish, gentleman residing short distance from Providence ietermin- ed to remove his wife to q more secure locality and accordingly sent her to New Orleans. The separa- tion was of coarse painful. as they were remarkA- he for the mutual devotion The husband soon received The fatal that the tender partner of his bosom had fallen vcifm 10 the dreadful pesiileHcs in the city of New Orleans. Alone and desolais, life had lost it's sweetest charm, The Minister who preached her funeral sermon, seemed to be FiaKing the koell of departed hope.
 Months. however, rolled by, and time. the great physician assuaged the first violence of grief ints Pensive and melancholy remembrance oi hts depart. ed saint Soon he formed the acquaintance ofauo- ther lady who attracted his respect by her many fac qualities, and at last woke to life hts sluggish and broken heart, by her quiet aud modrst preference for him. We need not trace the proersss of thsir attrctlonssufiice it then to say that about weeks since, they were married and ihs clouds of sorrow fled from their connubal bowers. ThsiF happiness indeed seemed of too 6be, aud gossaIner texture Tor this world of eare and it was destined 10 receive fatal blow.
 fbont treek since, ike fTa icife rssspeared, and flung herself into the arms of her husband, to the great disnay oi the new bride.
 We have heard many explanations given of tho reasons of her long abseuce, and many esnjectures as to the course the parties will now take. We cannot at present state them, the matter may be investigated in the Courts of Justice but u more singular affair, take it altogether, has not fallen der our observation.