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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
DISSOLUTION

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between T..
i j. Munger and VIM. r. Cannon, IN the name
and style of L. J. MUNGER g. CO., is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. Either party is author
lied 10 make settlements, but the business will be
more particularly attended to by E. j. MUNGER to
whom those having claims against said concern will
please present hem and those indebted will best pro.
mote their own interest to call and make payment
speedily, as the business MUST be closed immediately,
LIST day of January 1850. WIN. T. CANNON,
L. ]. MUNGER.
NJ B. The undersigned would return his thanks
to the former patrons OF the concern for their liberal
ty, and generous confidence. and begs to inform them
and the public generally, that he will continue bust
ness at the same place on his own account and from
long experience and determination to accommodate
he hopes to receive liberal patronage, A good sup
ply of Leather, and an assortment OF Negro and 9TH
err Shoes will be kept on hand. Hides bought at
usual prices Call and give me a trial
L. j. MUNGER
January H. 1850 2S-bt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
TIE LEGIsLATURE.

Our legislature assembled at Jackson on Monday
last according to the requirements OF the Constita
ion From our Geographic despatch on the first page
1, viii b. seen that both Houses we're duly organized
a, the proper hour and wlthouta any difficulty BY the
election Of DR.. LrscoaB Of this county as President
81 the Senate and Col McRAE Of Clark as Speaker Of
The House. Weexpect Gov Matthews message by
,he next mail and the inaugural address Of General,
now Governor Quitman. Of course we shall lay
these documents before our readers as soon posi-.
be;we viii also endeayor to give them all the inter
cstlng proceedings Of tho Legislature.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
IhMES PORTRR

Tr We have been % deeply and eEcitagly en-
gagged xiih matters Of private and personal nature
during Lie past week, that webaye rot been able to
pay that attention 10 the proceedings Of Coagressand
the eHrent aewss ei The day which their Importance
demanded. We must AK the kind indulgence ofosr
readers on this occasion. We hase thrown into ear
colnmnsto-dayas much matter Of interest as the very
limited time which we could devote TO the paper would
permit We would especially invite attention to the
interesting aud important commercial letter FROM Liv-
crpool, to the very well written essay from "kodo-
rick, on the examination Of the pupils ofthe Rev.
Dir. CRAwroRD's academy, and to the scathing
review BY ID" ofthe Presidents message. by the
way, that document Is precisely what we predicted
u would be. In almost svery point We refer our
readers 10 our paper Of December last the vertical
lion Of this fact. Gen. Taylor has not deceived US
I've know him to be ignorant, as politician and to
tally incompetent and unqualified 10 ill the exalted
station TO which the divisions Of the democratic party
and not his own weight Of chaacteror personal pop
lalarity, elected him. But want Of time forces Us to
cslt these remarks short
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
ouR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We acknowledge our obligations to our Senators
Gen. Henry s. Fooie, and Col. jeff Davis, and also
to our sniativcs, Col. Featherston and Gov
Brown for copies Of the Presidents Message, and
sandry other documentso Of much more value.
We must also In this connection acknowledge the
receipt from L. A. Cooley Esq. the Editor Of the
GLADYS Book the Oldest and best Magazine Of thu
kind III America, Of most beautifully engraved por-
trait Of that gentleman, decidedly the best thing Of
the kind we have ever seen. We never saw Mr.
Cooley but II this portrait does not stter too much
no is fine, noble looking man, with much Of the
Napoleon In his eountenanee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
THE CASE OF M,CLINTOCK.

The case Of McCliotock, charged with the
murder of Gen. Holland of Mobile, has occupied
the Mobile court for several days. The follow
ting extracts from the testimony, contain the gist
of the evidence, and explain the cause and cir
cumstances Of the alleged murder. 1t is truly a
pitifu and melancholy one:
Pollard, examined. Was present at the HON,
icide OF Thomas Holland in Mobile, Wednesday,
November 2sth, l649. Was standing at the
time it occurred in conversation with deceased
near tue northwest corner of Royal and St. Nj
chael streets, about three feet est from the
ner house-heard an alarm Of, run, Holland OF
get out of the way. from the direction OF the Wa
vc'ly House--took Holland by The arm and too
him 10 fun--"run. General Holland Had
scarcely separated Holland going up st. Micha.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
ISHAM HARRISON JR.
ISAAC L. TICHENOR.
r l. SHARP

witnessed the exercise Of Mr.. Crawfords Acad-
envy, dung the last day Of the examination last sum
mer. fhe exercises OF the several classes in Latin,
GreeEand the Scientific and Primary Departments,
indicted rapid progress Of the pupils; and much
dill ence and ability on the part Of the teachers
AXE great pleasure in expressing my opinion, that
tie Lowndes Academy is an Institution OF high mer-
!, and most cordially recommend its able and enter
lprising Principal Mr. Crawford, and his very caPa-
bic Assistants, to public favor and patronage.
JOHN +. JACK.
Columbus, Miss. Jan'y. 4th 1850.
attended the last examination Of the Students OF
Lowndes Academy, which closed on the Ath OF De,
cember last and cordially say for it, all that IS sad
above, for the Summer examination.
j. B. HALBERT.
Columbus, Miss. Jan. 4th 1850.
The subscriber only adds that he hopes, by ataith
full and successful discharge of the relative duties de-
volving upon him, the proprietor and Principal o.
this nstitation to nsrii the patronage Of an enlgh
tened community.
PETER CRAWFORD.
January, 7th 1850.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12

Mr.. CoBp.--Mr. Greeley, in late letter from
Washington, pays the following just tribute 10
the character and qualifications of the regularly
Nominated democratic candidate for Speaker:
Aud let me say here that Mr.. Howell Cobb IA
also man OF decided capacity, tact, and energy
Personally barely know him; hut in parlia.
mentary tactics he has no superior, and as a pre-.
siding cfacer {n Committee Of the wholel he
ever evinced courtesy with energy, decision will
imparialiIy. His politics. general and secliOna
are Of the stamp cannot see the beauty Of
but know Of no man holding like opinion re
speciing slavery extension, tariff, &C., whom
would sooner see chosen.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
STOLEN.

TNROM the Subscriber on the 9Th inst, at the res
IL idence 'of Dr. Lincecum, Ia miles south of CO.
lumbus, Miss and half mile from Nashville
Lowndes County, deep sorrel poney, bald face, also
a fine PAGER A liberal reward will be given for the
delivery of the Horse to the undersigned, or left at
Cady's Stable, Columbus Miss.
DIR. JAMES HALBERT
Jan. IL, 1850. 2s-lt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
CERTIFICATES.

COLUMBUS, Miss. Jan'y. 4th 800.
This certfes that we attended the examination Of
the Students OF Lowndes Academy, last summer !;
that the examination was conducted, from hour to
hour, from day to day, for three days, in the ordna
ry branches OF an English education, in the Latin,
Greek and French languages, and in the Mathemat-
les; that it was one OF the most rigid impartial and
satisfactory examinations that We ever witnessed,
clearly showing tina the Principal, the Rev. p
Crawford and his Associates, are, pot only critical
scholars, but faithlll and successful teachers
We regard Lovndes Academy, as an Institution
of real merit, am an ornament and Blessing to our
county and Stae; and We take great pleasure, in
recommending.t to the liberal patronage Of an en-
ligtened compulty.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
NOTICE.

Pursuant to an order for that purpose, Will, at
the next February term of the Probate Court of
Lowndes county, Mlssp.. present my account and
vouchers for allowance and final settlement and
discharge as Executor of the Estate Of Swift Mulin.
deceasedwhen and where all'persons interested NAV
object if they see cause. ]. N. MULLIN,
Columbus, Miss, Jan. Y, '5O-3t. Executor.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
LOWNDES ACADEMY.
LOwndes County, Mississippi.

... NUMBER OF PCPILS DURING lS49, II9
TENHE Next Session of this Institution, will COM
IL mencc on Monday the 18th day OF February,
next.
TEACHERS:
MALE DEPARTMENT
p. CRAWFORD, A. n. Proprietor & Principal
JOHN A. FOSTER, A. b. Assistant Teacher
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. NJ. c. CRAWFORD, Preceptress, aided by the
Principal
MUSIC 4 ORNA MENTAL DEPARTMENT
Mas, NJ. A. N. DOUGLASS
RATES OF TuIrIoN-Per Session Of ) Months.
For the solid Branches, from $40 Ito $40 %
Music, $50 %
Use of the Piano, 5 %
Painting in water colors, 10 90
oil II 20
Board including wash ing &c per
Month, Co
u Board and Tuition due at the end of the Session.
The Subscriber will take IL or Is Boarders, in
to his family.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
M A z IL ms, ID.

MARRIED December the 9th, ls49, by the Rv l..
J. Scholar, Mr.. WILLIAM D, Cook to Miss MARTHA
HARVEY both of Lowndes County, and on the LIST
day of January 1850 by the same, Mr.. JAiEs BELL
10 Miss ADELIsE REYNo ps F
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12

CALIroRMA SRNAroRs,--The Washington
correspondent Of the Charleston Courier, refer.
ring 90 this subject, remarks: "Co Weller, OF
Ohiu, and Dr.. Wm. n Gwin, Of Mississippi
have the best chance Of beiag elected United
States SenatoEs."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12

lace It ibis, and ia a marked and Pariisu.ar ray
and Place. BE- rscommsr d. prudeneF aaa scoua-
my IN the adDiaisirttisa Of DE- goEemnsnt. Of
trmg.ra. % nores D.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
NOTICE.

will at the February term Of tfs Probate Court OF
Lowndes county, Miss, present the Court, my &C.
count and vouchers for allowance and hnal settlement,
and discharge from further di,es as u1ardian Of
Ira 5 Taylor, minor &c. \. MoLLlN'
Gusfdian Of |. ). Taylor.
Columbus, Miss, Jan. IL lso0-3t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
ELECTRO MAGNETISM.--DR. PER.
Rvs LECTURES.

starte not gentle reader; we do not mean to write
you an essay on magnetism, mesmsrism or any 9TH
er ism Of the day. We merely mean % call "tten-
ton TO the lectures Of Dr. Perry, who has asonished
and electrified the town by his interesting and most
surprising dlspayof what he terms in his bills Of
eeiday" Psychological Electro Magnetism. We
never heretofore Ind any belief in the SO called
-cience-in fact, we have always rejected i as the
here theory Of vsionsts and The imposition ofqnack-
cry But we win eandidy admit that the expOstions
u Dr. Pin the art, or science, or whatever Il may
he termed, have greatly shaken our want Of faith
and almost entirely temoved our doubts. AS Festas
sid unto Paul athou almost persuadest me 70 be a
christian" and from what we have witnessed, we
ro constrained 70 the worthy doctor who s es-
nty way gentteman-a man Of science, literature,
,lents and pleasing sddress-thou hast almcst, II
l,at entirely made us convert to the thew ath.
we advise al who have not attended his lectures to
-, and see, and judge Tor themselves. They will,
20 feel cure, be pleased and instructed by the lee
,uc--as well as amused and astonlshed by the mag
,elism performance.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12

THr s;EARcn ron SIX Joay FRAxLN.--A
,ortespondent Of the NY. Evening Post, writ.
.,,s from Panama. furnishes the following infor.
,aa,ion relative to the expedition in search of the
,essels or Sir John Franklin :-Picaynse.
would call your attention particularly 10 the
arrival a, Mazaian, on the 18th Of November,
II the British maa-Ofwar, the Herald Capt.
kelle,, She was II search Of Sir John Frank.
lin, and proceeded as far as 73o io' lat, but
tould not get any tdings Of him. The Herald
.Feft the Ployer, naanof. war. to winter in Beh
,ine's Straits. The Flowers boats had heen SEM
no 10 McKenzie's river, in search OF Sir Joht
franklin. The boats were to winter at the near
est station. The impression OF the comatande
IL the Herald is that Sir John Is safe, although
/ cannot give you the data on which that impres
sion is founded.
regret that my report is so imperfect; as
will be, however, TIE first that reaches YOU, an
though imperfecl, such has beea the sympaih
expressed Eor The celebrated traveller, that
win not fail to iaterest. d'he yalcht Massey Daw
son, also reported as at Mazaian, aceompanIe
The Herald in It's dangerous search, and bein
hut d small schooner, was able to proceed as ia
as The boats, and considerably farther than III
inen-of. war
The oNgkg 81 the yatcht was on the tour {
The world, aud falling in company with the Her
aid. determined 10 20 in search Of Sir job
Franklin. Since the arrival Of The yatch, .
.Mazallan. lis owner has died. He is said |
have been very rich and eccentric. The yacl
has been pun N charge o. saving sOasieI lfoi
the man Of war, aud viii be seen BY the Britis
Consul to England.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12

wag has truthfully said, that il some men
could come out Of their graves, and read the in-
scriptons on their tomb-stones they would thnE
they got into the wrong grave.