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Drugs, Dye StufS, &c,

lyDNG e WEBB
u EEP constantly on hand full Stock Of
AZ Medicines, Paints. Dye slufss.
PerfGrsery, SC. and would invite the At.
iention Of Tie public TO the ALLOWING articles, vi
Cod Liyrr Oil. warranted genuine.
Port and Madeira Wine. and French
Brandy. in botiles--sold for Medical
use only.
Laudanum, Parcgofic,
Extracts. very fine. prepared By p.
SchaeiIlin, Haines s Coy
RhIbarb Root. and Pulv.
Gum Arabic. and Puly.
Glue, sc. &c. SC.
March Ssh, 1851. 7g-
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EgRaEsTEss'S
BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE.
For lSsl-Seyrn.h Volume.

This i. beautifully illustrated. interesting.
and instructive little monthly. calculated 10
increase in the minds Of the young taste for
reading. and desire for know ledge Of o. jccls OF
interest and importance. Every parent may with
advantage put il into the hands Of his children.
The following ore from wash number Of conn
mcndatory notices Of The press:
Ave have not met anything that plcases Us
70 well IS this; we commend ii heartily"
Presbyferica.
"Forresler's Boys s. Girls Msgszinr is a
neat, finely enlbelshed. sad instructive little pc
ricdical." Republic, Wash. ID. G..
at is one u the best publications. for youth
that we know Of
Bali. Pairiof & Com. Gcy.
Published monthly ut 81. year ii advance
BY w. &. Locke & Co.. n. y. Rev. Vim. .
Browne, Agent, Marlborough, n. G.
March 4. -
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Book Agency.

TUE subseflleI. having pfFmapcniy lsssifd
y himRif n hllittoi0eEh, QiSFs hls seEttret
q Is fisnds ln1 he pEir ttIougtsei ne e,ais.
Hatiag suieled inio nrsngemsn,s VII lsfze
'PubIishing H0ssrs in Boaon. Nes lea. kieh-
nond. snd Chshest1a, and also engage n,e sef-
vices e an Agrni IN Nes Yolk % siifn1 ne
Trade ssiss. be h nos prepared 10 rrs<use o.
ders from Primer 10 Library q : shansand
ssluuss; and slnaosf any work pubsshedia Eng
fsnd O. me Uniisd States wil be furnished 10 or
der. A large ssser1a,eni 81 Books ksri on band.
and IN e.isa fsiihfully and Pune'ually attended
10. Orders are respectfully solirised. Ministers
and Tearhes surPliej Al literal DISCOUNT lie
vii furnish Theological. Literary, Scientific,
Temperance and Miscellaneous xsrks o. al
kind. Ne trash will he sold. Beexpecis. with
The assistance Of aSiise asrnis 70 sisii every coun-
" In The Siair.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillsbozough. n. C.. fsb. Is. lily
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THE HILLSPoRCuGH ..Fc0RIER,
Is rrBLIsHED wEEKLr
By DENNIS HEARTH 81 SON.

Tcrfsas.-Two Dollars year, if paid N a., !,
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, i not Iala
within three months; or Three Dollars, il dea.yea
until after the expiration Of The year.
No paper will lie discontinued until oil arrcara'
ges are paid unless al the option ofthc publishers
Hereafter no paper will be sent to . new SUE.
scrihcrout Of this state unless pay mcnt Is made =
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsihletothe editors; and in no caseiwlll W
paper be sent to subscriber out Of the s'a'c ~
moro than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lihes,
one dollar for the FIRST, and twenty-five Genus -
each subsequent insertion longer ones IN rr0.
portion. Court advertisements TWENTY-FIVE r.
cent. higher. A deduction of one-itird VIII =
made to advertisers by the year.
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Navy Euiter-for To-
reign stations.
NlVT DEFaHTEuE.

NAVY AA4AANN III
BEaKGr a. PEgFIsIsxs AsB CLoEAlss,
haEch -. 1851.
PROPOSALS. ulil bs Tscsited lfthis Burszu
IL until Ihrss sieloek p. ~ % M0aay. 2ls.
ArriI next. far supplyins lie Navy with sirsy
th0usand pounds 81 fuitsr per ssnum. 10 &c Is,
I'd % distant scynses and on foRign siasiaos
As Il Is necessary ihe article pnosnrrd under ihis
contract szn stand The iesi Of lsopicsl eiimsies,
sId preserve iis sweet snd wholesome qnsiiiies
81 wars. persons efisFing proposals si'l he re-
CURED. nas only - sperig ttrHss. but 10 proiucc
satisfactory evidence az lhrir ability 70 furnish
Buiier of he des<nPsioa and nanuiasirls rsgaiF-
cd.
The Butter mast hr sftke ae=ripsion. qualify,
and u,snHfaripre of tbs preseni Navy Butter.
fused 10 tie srIsire lor he last four yesrs nzde
n Ire mode ef Isish Rose Butter; the milk must
he thoroughly wOEsed oui, and The butter eie@ns-
Cd Of al inpaFiiies and extraneous substances
ans. he put u2 in new. well SEASONED, white oak
flkins and half Gskins. one-lhiid Of The quantity
o, be in half lkins. containing about forty pounds
each. and The balance 10 he in fifk;ns containing
shous eighty pounds each; well end strongly
hoopcd 80 - 70 he perfccily cir and pickle tight
and must b. delivered in the month Of Novem-
Der anrnaI.y. free sf Ell charges 10 The Govern
meni. u either Of The Navy faTds al Charles
town. Mass. Brooklyn. n. Il. or Gasport, Va
rs the Chief Of the Bureau az Provisions and
Clohing may from lime to lime direct.
For the purpose of diiiusing amy BENEFITS the
Government contracts may lie supposed 10 con.
fcr, among our farmers Who may he willing 70
extend their daiFies proposals invited for con-
tracts uf five thousand pounds each per annum
and If so disposed ersons willing 10 contract wii
after for any gresier quantity at The same time.
Contracts viii lie made for three years.
The frkins and half frkins must be branded
by burning on lis head Navy Buiier---wiih
the Contractors name. and The year and month
when manufactured. The Butter and firkins
shall. on delivery. he subject 10 such inspection
as the Chief Of this Bureau may direct and shall
ia 81 respects he satisfactory 10 ihe Inspecting ol
ficef. selected by the Department.
The Chief of this Bureau will reserve the right
10 cancel any contract where there Is satisfactory
proof that The article flrnishrd BY any contractor
does mol siani the test Of climate. or fully nm
sSer thr requirements Of The service; he viii nj.
- lie Al liberty 10 ennul any contract for other
sufficient cause on giving The contractor :, ieas,
si1 months notice.
Two or more sureiies will I've required in a sum
equal 70 one-third The estimated amount Of The
respective contracts; and pay nirnt viii be male
ly The Navy Agent At the porl Of delivery. loi hy
such other Navy Agent as may be mutually
agreed upon.l within lhiIiy days afirr hills. duly
authenticated. shall have been presented 10 him
Tor EACH annual delivery.
March IS. 77-sw
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lEne6urage Home IalHsLry.

@Fr~T~sFs r~F~ssss
sfanoFd, CIffk 4 nIxon,
Manufacturers Of Horse Powers and
Theshing Msehinsss both Portable
and Stationary Straw Cutters.
Grist & Saw Mill Irons. Edge
Tools. Mill & Factory Gear.
and al kinds Of Castings now in use
in this country,
CONTINUE 10 carry On rheif business 81 their
Machine shop snd Foundry; and hasing on
had wesl selrcied assorimsnt Of he besi Ma
IsTisls, IS vel as Workmen az honesi aud trEn-
perate habits, they 6stlsT themselves that wnrk
in their line viii he dore eqns II not superior 10
any xhseacaa hePrscurcd either Nafth or South.
~iih grsirfol acknowledgements 10 The public for
past fssors lhsy would respectfully solicit con-
iinnsnce ofpa;ronagr. Leiien addressed 10 them,
or eilher Of them. at snow Camp POsa olIire. AZ
smanes county, n. C.. win meet prompt atisn-
lion.
JOHN STAFFORD,
ALEX'R. CLARK,
HUGH w. DIXON.
DrrsnAer .. 6e-3m
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NcorrIn saIIr pHIaEau-TLs soa,

EcorsIn Sally DllIAEdp-Ths son,
a. Tsmpsnues FeeFHiiy. lad a-puhlig
nlsssirg 10 WukshOFn'. NaIih CsIolins.
a. ullirh seFrFai sxeFgenl sPeerhes we've
dfEyersd. llEas C0uTi Esek snd HAM
iltnn c. guaes. Es9.,a Distinguished law
ger 81 ii.si slsie. vel kaawn 70 nlanv o.
oai srssl-s. rs the auals.F IL Gaps.
Rice. ~ IN ifsss." saieisd tie Cour
heuse - an adv.aafsi Eye ef lie excl
r,ses. and msaifts,iy sndessnria< 10 MAIN
lain an iaeos. A man from Asie eaaaiy had
sone IN wiIh the crowd in high stale Of
Inebnasion. whS. Al lsRgth. overcome b.
lhe potent god le wor,hirred. frll pros
trsie m the fncr. The anihar Of. eou-
sin Sally DiIiasd" was eisr4.fsresl. not
w.ihslsnling hrs endeArcrs b rrsenI -.
and - l.ad srl repeated were the cslI.
fnr Ian. Than he was forced N rpnue for
uasd. Appnsarhire Efanl he ealrr rir-
rles Of tie crnwd, entslnprd in rloak
with his han N hand. Mr.. Jnnss spoke 40
Ioiiaws:
Gentlemen ard Lsdirs: I am greatly
fatleresi By This sery urgent call. but lean
not make ynu spec en- Io-rishi. | hold
that no ere .nughi N sIterspi addressing
60 respectable an audience as his. without
considering what he nigh, sav. have
na,le ~ such preparation. and therefore,
n,rsi hes 20 be excssed. Moreover. !
hill hi shonid be entirety . oni al or
der 10 sasnrs y"nf sfiention a This mo.
men. tor;trIe is j gentleman nni herein The
bsck. a,nun.i. liarnIng fmnd and pointing
10 lie fslitn Sfenu-.) wko is masking a
much mere a. eible speed. upnn the sub
jeet . temperance. Than euuld hope 10
make. VII ever 20 much preparation
While. therefore. The gentleman from
Ashe lac The annr. mrsl nni inlrude."
Tie eject, We may well conceive. WIS
was irresistible even ihr ffllote sufferers.
some " vhnm were 0spiring towards
he ioaf themselves. jnlned heartily IN The
lsush. anil lie gentleman lrom Ashe'
isnoi likely sonn 30 hear The last of the
JOKE. s. e. Temp. Aitoerft.
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Spring and Summer
PLY.
Myss2a. cAgE1CEAEz 8 cTZ

Uyss2s. TAgE1CEAEI g CIL
HAVE just received Large and Elegant As
u a so.imen, Of Aisieriais for Gentlemen's Cio-
fling, among which are the following;
Superior Black French 8roadcloth.
brown "
9 Blue /"
. Olive !"
Black Dsa Skin Sassimeres.
Plain ditto.
Fancy. EHs. and Fir. ditto.
Tweses, LlnsHs, and Drab d'Ete.
Fancy silk and Marscilles Vestings,
Gloves and SILK Handkerchief.
Drawers. Shifts, Cravats, &c.
Fine Dress Hats.
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II a gle z oun dry.
BROWN & WILLIAMSON,
Manufacturers and slachintsgs.


A RE now prepared 10 DO al kinds az Casting
IA in the very hest and neAtest manner. has-
ing procured the services Of Northern bred
wofk man, who stands second TO none in point Of
skill in his profession. tossihsr with their own
experience ofeighteen years. They fa;ieE them.
selves. BY the geseal satisfaction they have al
ready given. and their close attention 10 bu-iness.
10 merit share Of patronage. They take the
greatest psins in compromising their metal Cor the
various articles they make. consisting II Factory
and Mill Gear, Of every description. Plough
Moulls. Pots. Ovens and Lids. I.athes. Thre. =
ing Machine, SioSe and Fan Mil Casting; in
fact. every thing in the foundry line. In their
Machine shop they are prepared aud preparing
10 do al kinds Of Machinery Wotk. Mill Irons.
sfindIes. wrought. turned and finished in the
neatest and hest manner. Iron Stating, Pullirs.
and Composition Boxes Oft The hest quality. Their
facilities Tor cutting Screws are inferior 70 none
in this country.
Letters addressed 10 Brown &Wilksrsnn. ~
either 81 them. hillshoioush. y. G.. will receive
prompt attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February Is. 72-
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II now receiving = large and
choice Sock Of DRUGS. ME-
DiGiNES. PAINTS. OILS,
DYE STUFFS, vARNIsH-
Els, PAINT BRUSHES,
SURGICAL & Entail.
INSTRUMENTS, PERU
merry TDII. E'T, AP.pr-
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Call and See!

rT'HE undersigned respectfully informs the eli.
zens Of lIiIlshorough and The county III large
that he is now prepared 10 execute all kinds Of
CARRIAGES, BAR0UCHES,
Huggics and suikics Of every
description,
At the shortest notice. All Repairs in his line 81
business viii he executed with nes,nrss and dis.
patch. His shop will be found opposite The I'm
ion Hotel.
CHARLES F. CRABTRE.
March 81. r.
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advertising Rates for the lIIIlsborcEghRrrorffr'

One dollar per square (l6 lines) for The T.
insertion, and IS cents for e;ch continuance. !
auctions made in favor of standing adsertis'n'' :
as follows:
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NEW GOODS.

KAE eshsalhsfs hss hFys % inf5Fm their
y hisrtls 30 Ths THEn q HILtsAaRuTsE-1nd
e yieiuiiy, fhat iFs have usl rstufnsd fsun he
Cily e New foIk. and are Eo4 opSlins a he
Stars SornsIly ocruPitd b Rirhssdzoa NicLols,
Lrze nn5 Eiessul azsoaemerIf a
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Piano Forte for Sale.

"A NEW, Rosewood. French Grand Action
- PIANO FORTE, t6i 0clayrs,l Of supe-
rior tone and workmanship. from the celebrated
Mandatory OF ]. Worcester. New York, loacih-
ertwilh Piano Stool and Cover, for sale cheap, for
cash.
Also, ono Of Martins celebrated GUITARS,
and an assortment Of MUSIC for Piano, Violin
and Guitar, for sale Nv
JULIUS l.. KERN,
Teacher Of Music al Rev. r.. garwsll's
School.
March ID 76-
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" e w a n q G. h eap
DRUG STORE.

DR.. s. %. sCHDDLIEI HELD
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II appearing to the satisfaction IF the Count,
that Allen Petty. the defendant in this case,
is non resident Of this states II is therefore or
dcred, that publication lie made in The Hillsho.
rough Recorder for six successive weeks, for said
defendant 10 appear and answer or ,eplevy. AT the
next term Of this Court, TO I've held al the COURT
house in llilsborough. on the fourth Monday d
May next. otherwise judgment will be granted
by default final, and the Slaves levied on con.
demned to satisfy Plaintiffs claim.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court
at Office. The fourth Monday Of February, A. ID
1851.
]. ALLISON, c. G. G.
March 18Th, 1851. 75-6w
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LIST or LETTERS,

~ EMAiaiSG in the Post CfIice Of Hillside
: rough. y. T.. on the Isl day Of April.
1851. which iina;l ahcn out within three months,
will be srai 70 lie General rost Office 40 dead
letters.
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New Spring Goods

coaslsTns OF EVERY VARIETY AID trxLx,
Adspfe5 10 tbs market. having been sflsr.l
Nnh pefticulsr Bsferrncs - the wants 81 tifir
fienfs and customers generally. The Futscn-
sen 1aiiez themselves that they have Il In iheii
poser 10 srse rsr friends At pEices 50 srceedins-
" lsr. - b inssrr sasisfacfinn 20 81 Who may
favor ises vilk a eAn- Thry woun rrmipd then
fri-ne sh-i tbs . moi a Rrplepishsd Stock. hai
every pricis .
aESI5T-E uET,
and snlsaaces esty description Il Goals f9'i in
sAis Town. They derm Il unnecessary 10 rnn-
nen,s al NE sllieses nhiel they keep on hand,
tot irnri that 81 WIN are inSwani Of sny thing
IN fhfir line. viii eall and examine their sinSk
l'eiars Purchasing elsewhere. ashley psclse hen
selves s.lzt lies nil
G1EIg EI JELEReIlIG
6g Gay Roast IN fae Torn.
LATIMER & BROWN.
April. 1851. IT.
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BANKS For SIZE )! this on, 6.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-06-28
CORRESPONDENTS

The subioined letters will speak for themselves,
and need no comment. II was tho ealnes, wish
Of The true friends Of the Union both in the town
and country that Col. Cornell should be put on
the Legislative ticket. |, would have rendered
assurance doubly sure and placed our success
beyond all doubt. But though private matters
prevent him from running, i, will be seen tina,
he l. with us heart and hand, and WILL no doubt,
do efficient service 10 tho campaign. On friends
Of the unioni "up and at ,hem," and victory
will p"arch on our banner, as sure as tho rising
sun cast his brilliant beams on the plains Of
Austerlii1, where Napoleon crushed all bis re-
sisting foes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-06-28
OUR LEGIBLATlvE TICKET.

We hoist TO day at our mast head the Legis
laiure ticket which our friends have agreed upon.
we have no hesitation in endorsing H. The
gentlemen are all competent, faithful and true to
the Constitution and the Union.
Mr.. Crusoe has represented the county well
and ably IN the Legislature. We had an op.
porlanliy when we were down III jackson during
the extra session, 10 witness bis zeal and devo-
ton 10 the counry's cause. lie ia interchangeable
IN his cSertions and deserves the support ofeyery
man IN tho county, democrat or wing.
Capt. Seals il gentleman Of unbounded pop.
ularily wherever he il known. He possesses
strong natural sense with the requisite informa.
ton to qualify him for a legislator. he belongs
to the old Jeffarsouian school Of politicians and
will be ever true TO tho cause Of the Union and
yhe Constitution.
W. Jack, Esq. Is gentleman Of fine
talents ard an accomplished scholar and bean,i.
III writer Dur columns have been frequently
Eraced by bio pungent and taking communica,
ions be viii % every way, aud will give the
boys talk that will tell with striking effect.
With such ticket. who doubts our success }
Echo answers, none!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-06-28

VI One of the disunon papers Of Souht Caro-.
ina makes very furious annunciation that
John W. Wright, notorious Freesoiler, has
been elected Mayor OF Lcganspor, Ind.
Mr.. Wright, after due reflection upon the sub
Jet, has authorized the Editor Of the Indian
Seminal 10 announce, that if South Carolina
w'll abandon her mad proecii Of disunion and
ohllgate herself TO talk no more abou, secession.
he will, tor the purpose of qnising tho South
Caroi'na mind, resign the Mayorshp Of Logans.
port, SO we may expect compromise between
south Caroline and Logansport. All true pa
lHots my rejoice. Grim visaged war" viii
soon "snoth his wounded font" Louisville
Journal
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-06-28
CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR,

We learn through the Flag Of the Union Of
the 2Olh inst. tina; arrangements have been made
by the friends Of Gen. Quitman, the agiators
and secession nominee for Governor aud Of
Gen. Foo,e, the Union candidate, Tor Join, can
vass of.he State, The appointments commonc
at fazoo City on Monday the eth OF July. We
have not seen the full list Of appointments, but
we may expect the two distinguished gentlemen
up this way some tine in August, perhaps, aud
wa will Of course give them warm and cordial
reception, We canno, doub, the result Of the
canvass. Foote viii floor his antagonist on
every important question. lie has not only
superior ability as speaker and dialeclian, bui
has right, the Constitution and the UNION with
him, and he will 60 forth through the State ICON,
queFing and to conquer" We can confidently
say to our friends, therefore, that tails wel,"--
The SKIES are bright and Frightening.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-06-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

III w are authorized to announce JonS |. TRIO.
as candidate for the office Of State Chancellor a,
the ensuing November election
" We are authorized to announce CHAfLrs
ScorT as candidate for the office Of State Chan.
cellor at the ensuing November election.
% WE are authorized to announce Col. G. s,
FARPLEY as a candidate for the Office OF State
Chancellor at the ensuing November election.
u We are authorized to announce NAruAylE1
y. GOODWIN as candidate for reelection 10 the
olhce OF Judge OF the Probate Court Of Lovndes
county, at the ensuing November election
15T WE are authorized to announce NJ. w. How
ELL as a candidate for the office Of Mayor oi 60
lumbus, Miss, at the ensuing November election.
u WE are authorized 70 announce WIN. H. IL.
PATTERSON az a candidate Tor Sheriff OF lownies
county at the ensuing November election.
DsWe areauthorizel to announce K. u. HADEy
as a candidate Tor the office OF Sheriff for Iawndes
county at the ensuing November election.
aJ'We are authorized to announce T.. B, GAsroN
as candidate for the office of Sheriff Of Lowpdes
county at the ensuing November election
Or VS. are authorized to announce J. p. Josrs
as a candidate for the office OF Clerk Of the Su-
pfeme Court oil Chancery at the ensuing November
election.
70 We are authorised to announce AMI, r.
LOVE as candidate for reelection TO the office ~
Circuit Clerk Of Lowndes county at the ensu;ng
November election.
W WE are authorised to announce DANIEL Wrr.
LiAMs as candidate foi reelection to the offer of
Probate Clerk for Lowndes county at the ensninr
November election. s
dTWe are authorized to announce l.. ! S,voo,
AR as candidate for the Office of County Treasnra
at The ensuing November election.
U'We are authorized to announce E. Dowsve
as candidate fer the office OF County Treasurer 8,
the ensuing November election.
sT We are authorized 10 announce JAcos Is. .cs
rs Candidate for Treasurer of Lowndes county a.
the ensuing November election.
az WE are authorized to announce DueA1n
MchEtLKR ass candidate for Assessor OF Lovn3es
county atthe ensuing November election
dT VIZ are authorised to announce Lawson II
NILLEkFoRp as candidate for the office Of Asses.
,ember election. -,
G Weare authorized to announce ]. w. AnAms
. candidate for Assessor for Lcwndes County. a,
ne ensuing November election. ~
ur VS. are authorized 10 announce BENJAMIN r i
taylor as candidate for Town Constable AZ tho '
nsuing November election. !
p We are authorized to announce GroRer r y
lcDAElEL' IS candidate for election 10 the Office
Town Constable, at the ensuing Novemberelection
% WE are authorized to announce JoHs p !.
,REcKER as candidate for Constable OF District =,
% ,, al the ensuing November election. :,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-06-28
Gen. FOOTE, AT EAST PORT.

We isf tts pleasure Ja TI->iay ,s-- OF al
p ianiuI sl-F al.c sless.ngs o. Ets, Pe-'. Nis--
/ a7d were .gjrei delighted writ 'ba speeches O.
P Nsssrs. F1-. Clemens ara Dssis. We have
n't time IN th. g-aser. occasion 20 give ans
ibiag iik- C-eH q b-ef synopsis of the several
speeches rat. ~ iLese J.-i .arI. shed gentlemen.
S1iirs 30 say i1r 'hr present taai Gen. Fao'a T..
one Of The na., effective stump speakers wa
ever heard. I!s Ie-nce 81 BIS course and o..
The Compromise was most Satisfactory and con-
elusive. Nothing short u iull feport ri Foo,e' :
sfeech coe'd give an IDEA Of Il. and even then.
u Wolid lose the interest," which Foote'S most
peculiar AID eif4c;iFe delivery impalis. His re.
Variable generalization OF vast array Of facts
inierEoTen IA bis i Fgu'uehi, makes necessary
ihai every paH must be seen, ih order To con.
Prehend The magical effect Of the whole, ever
and anon during which progress, the most with.
ering sarcasm, AM the mus, ironicAl inrpctive.
the most vehement dsnGnciation and the mos,
eloquent episodes are freely interpreted. SvcS
speaker must be heard 10 be appreciated, and
If beard will no, soon be forgotten.
His whole speech was one of the NOS, DOW.
'ria we ever heard fail from inc lips Of man and
vas received with enthusiastic applause. We
lave not now apaTticie Of doubt Of his ,riunpban,
Election. Such man in such cause cannot
defeated. We shall recur to this subject
gain in our next issue and give general de.
cr'?llon VI The Festivities of this day.
Florence Gazette
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-06-28

FINE BAcoN.--We were presented with a
delicious ham Of bacon the other day BY our old
friends, Haden u Read, quite equal in favor
and iuiceness to the Wesiphaa bacon. They
have an abundan. supply on hand See their
advertisement.