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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08
'rhe State Of Mississippi.

District Ckaacery Court Of The State Of Missis
sippi--Hsld at Columbus.
MARCH RULES, 1851.
Walter Troup, Complainant.
vs.
r. w. Irby, james ]. Swilly, Iavinia Swilly, his
wife, and William Ezeil, Defendants:
Upon opening the matters in this Bill contained
~ and il appearing BY affidavit filed to the salts
OF the Court that the above named Defendants, Jas.
J. SmiIly and Iayila, his wife, and William Eel
are non.rfsidents Of the State Of Mississippi, and
reside leyond the limits thereof, SO that the ordina
~ process Of this Court cannot be executed upon
them il is therefore, ordered. that unless the sald
Defendants appear here before the v ice Chancellor
on or before the First day Of the next Term Of this
Court, to be holden at the Courthouse in the town
Of Columbus, on the First Monday in May next, en-.
suing, and plead, answer, OF demur to the several
allegations In Compartments Bill Of complaint
contained, the same may lie taken as confessed as Il
said Defendants and the matters therein decreed, &C
cordiDgiy.
Il is lurther ordered that copy Of this order be
inserted III the nCnlumbus Democrat" newspa
per published in the town Of Columbus, weekly fol
one month.
A TRuE Corr.
w. w. LESTER, elk.
Boykin q Crusoe, Solrs.
March s, 1851. ns6-lmo.
Printer Fee, 90 90.
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LIGHTNING RODS!!

rEyiIE citizens Of Columbus who are deslrons
u having their lives and property protected agains'.
that fearful ard destructive element, lightning arc
informed tina, they can be supplied with rods Of Q
superior make that will be sold At prices to suit the
times and that no man will consider unjust,
The patentee and Inventor ul these rods James
Spratt, has been awarded Silver Medal by the OHIO
State Fair, and been the recipient Of the highest
honors IL the Ohio Mechanics Institute for his i'm
proyemants in the rods. No hesitation Id therefore,
iet ID recommending them % the public.
VIM Skidnlnre will be fonnd at the Coumbus
Hotel, where tile rods will also be found He will
assist In erecting then,
III. II. CLINTON 81 SKIDMORE.
March |, 1851. n35-2w
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ANNOIJCElMt. Elm I =.

gs~ WE are authorized tnahnolince GaL. 81 VA
TARrLEr as d candidate for the office d State
Chanceora ut tie ensuing November election.
III a-r NtE are authorized u announce wv, III II.
pATrKRsoS as candidate Er Sheriff Of Iowndes
county atihe ensuing November ELECTION.
IssVe AVE- autIsofixsi u announce r. b fIAnEN
asa candidate iurihe office Of Sheriff for Lowndes
county the ensuing November election.
a-sveare authorizedto announce N B' CASTOR
Ill 4 candidate lor the office 81 Sheriff 81 Iowndes
county Ill Tile ensuing November election,
I I'd NH are authorised to announce AMI ls
laws I'LL candidate for recollection 10 the Atire NJ
rirrais Clerk IF I.owndes county ut the ensuing
November election.
H BY~ WI are authorised 70 announce nAvIrI WIh-
IfAMs as 4 candidate fcl reelection u the office n
Probate Clerk for Lowndcs county at the ensuing
November election.
RJAYa Ave authorized 70 announce u. ]. SGHoor
IAR III candidate fsr Thu oise 81 County Treasurer
lst little ensuing November election
| ns VIII are authorized 70 announce ri DowStst
Ms candidate for the office Of County Froasurera
lthe ensuing November election.
A a.r Nyr arc Authorized ID announce IAonR Isaac
Il aN eNnaaaIH pF FhASiaFef OIL lJuMnueS county "
/ the ensuing November election.
A. MI NV authorized ii announce nuGA1,
AfrISELIER as candidate fir Assessor ol Lownde
county atthe ensuing November election.
H. Nvr are authorised ii announce isAwsox H
\ WunEBFpnu a. candidate lor The Office nt Asses
sor for the roantypi lsswndes, At the ensuing M
semheg election.
i mr. WE afe tnthorizeh e announce ioHS Z
\ KREeKERas candidate ior Constable. If Distric
No. 9. 1T lie ensuing November election.
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d lac state Of mississippi,
OKI'IBDEITA COUNTY,

\ 4f,~x
pRoRArE COURT ~ ANuANy fERM, 1851.
III Oh persons interested IN he Rsal Estate IF Brain
ard Bardseea, decsased
VTOu IRE hereby cited 70 Be and appear N the
n Probate Court nf said county, % be held inthe
Courthouse thereof, Oh the Fourth Moudayof April
al III. 1861 10 shewca,ise, II any You can, why the
following described land situated IN said county, viz
the west half Of north east quarter east halt otnort
west quarter, west half ol south east gnnrters and
east half Of south west quarter 81 section twelve
township eighteen north, range oafeenea shonls
nut be sold agreeably I'd the petition Of William q
Gillespie, Administrator of The Estate 81 said Brain
ard BafdMell
49, Witness tle Hon p, Amps Judge Of sail
seal Court, and the seal u said Court, the All
( 4~~~ Monday Of January A. ID, 1851.
Issued, 2sth Januafys 1891
CIiAS. DiBuLL, CHI.
March I, 1861. n35-6w.
Printer ! Fec, $40 90
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ibai lia hrar dos.uot bea' vi. .a .i-
aisri fsr nheu be think. Of Sc NIL ~
tfIl. ls l's l|sirf priaci7.esi md 'f77-= = -tI
81 sa AaI91i rrrii viii ihs rr.rl sai il5ru
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1ed
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08
HUNTS
GRAPE CLuSTER COTTON,

SUPERIOR to any in the South, for sale at both
- the Warehouses inthis place. This species OF
Cotton was discovered BY the undersigned in 1916.
and so Gar, has proven to be superior % any other
species OF Cotton, at least i has been pronounced
50 oy many Of our most Respectable aaA wealthy
planters. for further particulars, examine The GER
tifcaies at tle Office Of the Democrat.
For sale at both the Warehouses in this place, at
IS 90 per bushel. w 5. p. HINT.
kewbern. Green county, Ala, March 8, 1851. limo
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NEW GOODS

NETE invite the attention OF friends, and the pub
Wv lie generally, to our stock Of
tfniland Winter Goods,
Comprising q general assortment Of
Staple ard fancy Dry-GOOsis.
tf all the new and desirable styles Of rich Brocade
Chare and plain Silks, plain and figured Cash
meres and y lanes, French, EnglishafJ
American Giiighans, Prints, Ribbons.
Ernbroderes, Gloves, Hoiineis,
Feathers, &c, toatier with
Ready Nude Clothing,
N Hats and Gaps
Aud large and complete assortment IF
EBODtxAiltl SEGOeS.
For Ladies'. Misses and Children, Men and Boys,so
very quality and from tile best Manufactures, AL
il which will be sold VI former prices
WILKINSON ~ TAYLOR
September 2ss 1850. l34-tf.
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UNION AND nIsUHI0s.


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While travelling back shesea Of tzF events,
Aod msrvelIine Ger Times shattered asonumeus5
Tie Tenhaai Of long. lsisg past yszFs tisat Iise.
Ratinfhe mem 81 treasured legends give.
a seatbless wauderer through The realms Of space,
fnsglaton sesEs n resting place;
Spreading her wings she proudly sallies 6oFth.
Ger frozen oceans ia the bleak, bleak north,
Where nature reigns amid eternal SHOWS.
And cod wind sweeps, that ftesxss as il fsows,
But Shrinking. shisering- IRON the unieeling BIAS.
Onward towards torria eIi,nes she ieiuries itsi,
Through sandy deserts. SAT- that cherries lie,
Where noeasIs green, relieves the eye.
Ttllin the howerless wilderness. Flar,
GitteFing aFises IN tie dsianee lar.
Ahrgh. scene bursts Al evenings gentle close,
Upon her sight, Inviting 70 rtrsse,
Onthy tair plains, on beauteous Palestine,
Laudof he christlsns hope, tie pilgrims shrine,
Land, where the patriarch Fathers huuibly irOd,
Land, now forssken, cnce 80 blest BY God.
Few years had passed, sin bad not yet eaaced,
Those bright perections boundless power bad traced
Nordimmed the radiance ofthe glorious Heaven.
Whose festal smjleto cheertne heart Is given;
Where cloud 90 cloud il strange fantastic fold,
Now shrouds the azars, and now mets IN gold.
Beneath bis tent, serene, contented, pure,
The Hebrew calmn raclnes, his bread is sure"
Earil's pompandgrandeur; why! yon winding stream
To him il dcarer than pomps richest CLEAN;
4 IL ~ -. a.. M 4 tA.,. ,,artTn ,nseo
Dearer eachlook which makes his soul rejoice,
Bearer the music borne upon the air,
q chitdhoods ringing laugh, unchecked BY care,
And Al It's cadence echoes tie wild,
The thankful parents fondly ooledand smiled
ALI hopes rich banquet stills theirs, and love
Makes earth 10 Ellen rivalling that aboye.p
Tho day dcclineth, nature rocked to rest,
Bows 10 the sreptre ot nights sable crest,
And peaceful banners seem BY mercy spread,
10 guard from aoglt Of harm The sleeping head
Yet The stern dweIler otthe stormy air,
All ready stands armed with the lightnng's glare
The morning rose; bnt vanished istllat scene,
Gone i tho tent, gone il the spreading green,
Above the spot, dark, rolling waters sweep,
And wailIag spirits ceaaeess vigil keep.
They weepIorthose who yielded up their breath,
Fearless, undermining Of the monsterdeath,
They mourn fiji those to whom the Fenpest's gver
Arch anchelwlngssto scale the highest heaven
I,C, p.
IA n 'st'.ss- s-s s-1as-ssi
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i DuEg, HnTwrEN MfssRs, STANLEY AND lNcr
--THR DtrFIcuLry ApJ sTgn.--Messrs, San.
III and Inge with their friends MI. Ash the freud
DC Mn Slandy and Governor Brown ol Nh, lnge, !
suuietly ahsented themselves from The ciiy losdass
scsossel Ihe MARYLAND line and tonghia dtiFl.
they tonight with pistols. Alter exchanging
slos4pne rond, )neither party bring wounded.
the affair was amicabiY ajusteb NJ the friends VI
the pafties. and They Ill returned quietly otlir
cily iris evening, The difficulty grew out u
language used some day. age dy III. lpge HI de
bate. Ill which Mfr. 4 anly look oilpee.
Richmond Enquirer
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aFaz.si e .|..st aasaa meeting a lie
6sasf fIaaze II ikiz Hzce sanls dt5 during lls
.silsl a lss einsdt & siIi he guspute q ofs
ehaxisz sh5 concentrating he threads 4 he
tssaa' u : lHisn and solid pAalant, b eilef o
Is b pared ios lhe l.si eleelisss, aad e sPpeial
dei<sz'es Is d Union State T6nfenliea. end Dis.
ssiel 6eassalian. f.v This Congregational district
Tar proposition made il lbulsl nollre ofste
sans sorl ii IBIS, ~ !, Id ~ ne Ting On sihr
22ld All.. was AihaIawa % consequence ofthe
llish NalsF which fead red i Inpass lllle luf The
r84Ias4 saaefs Is attend.
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DRY es0uDhs
rraur rsl5s.iras5 %. 1e1t.a.'l invite t5c s.fr-n
81 rrfua.t5s ari he 1rrrurniIng country tq
49, ~. e-9 hlaisnns seek ~ GOODS, lnsi o..
-....l ~ 5.5i, o-sninr- rrnsIsi.n7 0f fAAlt and
STAPLE naf-tsu0llS ol essly alyie an1 f1neiI
Clahnz. Hss cgp, B'al api stofs'
tsnsa.iag ID tbs ner aglls. 10 LADIES', Gsn,le-
men sna Children
HARDw ARR,
Nails. IRON.
CASTINGS.
NEEDING HOES.
TRACE CHAINS,
SADDLES,
BRfBLES.
MART5NGALES.
ROeERY. GLASS,
WOOD & WILLOW WARE.
and an other articles usually kept in their line
IN addition to which we haze jast received large
and desirable styles Of SPRING GOODS consist
ing Of
Grenadines Tissues, French Jaekonets,
C0lnmbisns Bazariness
Orient Is, Bareges,
Printed Lawn
French Muslins
OfgaHdies, English
and French Prints,
Albonni Checks,
Enhroided Mnslins.
Bayadire, Plaid Silk Tissues, &c.
S ALS0-we expect soon to receive some 1900 pair
Of RuSSEI'S, and we invite our friends to call and
examine. All of which will sell on as good terms
(either for cash or on usual time can be bought
81 any good house in the city OF Mobile
COZART, HUMPHREYS d BILLUPS.
March !, 1851. ns5-ly.
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HI CHI lEa attention d 0uF readers n
TIE advertisement j. sg s. +. Hunts Cotton seed
q another colubln. rsom lie ferIaeaiss M
have seen. tits seed must le ii superior quality.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-07-04
DEATHS.

Departed this life, in Franklin county, on
Thursday. the 10Th ult, Mrs, Mary Littlejohn,
consort Of Gen. Jos. B.. Littlejohn, &c. W. a. OF
North Carolina, Sons of Temperance, in the thirty
fourth year Of her age, leaving a fond and devo-
ted husband, and two interesting little children,
and a large circle of relations and friends, whose
hearts, made desolate by this affecting dispense
ton of Providence, God alone can comfort. But
they mourn not as those who have no hope. A
pious and consistent member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, for fourteen years, she adorn-
ed the doctrines of her Saviour by an upright
walk and Cody conversation.
Thou art gone to the grave-but we will not
deplore thee,
Whose God was thy ransom, thy guardian and
guide;
He gave thee; he took thee; and he will restore
thee,
And death has no sting, for the SAVIOUR has
died"
The Rev. Archibald Mcqueen, departed this
life at his residence at Floral College, Robson
county, n. c., on the 4th instant, in the 5sth
year of his age, after a painful and protracted
illness,
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the PATAPsco FEMALE INSTITUTE. Md.
under the charge of Miss Lincoln Phelps.
MISS ). will excuse US should this meet her
eye, if we observe that the b~rilliancy of her
mind and her rare requirements, will not only
secure the confidence and respect of all, but
their warmest admiration. Before we alIude
particularly to the examination, we recon-
mend the Institution 10 the public upon anoth-
or ground.
The healthfulness of the place-its good So
ciety and the religious character of the people.
Jonesville is the very place for a permanent
Academy, an Academy Of the highest grade
But to the exercises just passed. The examin-
atlon commenced on Thursday, yesterday
and during the day, classes were examined in
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar,
Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, AS
tronomy, Algebra, Botany, Latin, Greek and
French. In all of these studies the pupils ac-
quilted themselves in such a manner, as re.
hected honor, both upon themselves and their
Teachers. The attention of the committee
was particularly attracted by the accuracy and
promptness with which the young ladies per.
formed in that very important, but too otter
neglected, science of Arithmetic.
Often, during the hours of examination, the
audience was highly entertained by the strain:
of music from the Piano, accompanied with the
melodious songs from the Young ladies. In
deed the proficiency and skill exhibited, refiect
credit upon Miss Sherbrooke.
Before we dismiss the proceedings OF Thurs
day, one more item especially demands con.
sideration. We allude to the specimens o
paintings that decorated the walls. Among
them were several representations of natura
scenery.
Friday, (to-day) was devoted to pubic
defamation by the young gentlemen and th'
reading of compositions, music, and the per
Torrance of a c~olloquy by the young ladies
We would NOT make invidious comparisons
but there were several very superior compo
%sitions The colloquy was something new, anC
was one of the most beautiful performances w
have ever witnessed. The characters repre-
scented were ten. But we must not delineate
Finally, the committee would observe tina
the examination was conducted in such a man
ner that every student gave evidence that h
had male no preparation on any particular POI
ton of the text, but that his preparation wa
on the whole.
The fact that a very large concourse of pee
pie from the adjoining counties, as also fror
this, were in attendance, is a matter of grltu
lation to the committee, that the Academy
properly appreciated by the public.
The next session commences or Monday tn
2lst of July. II is hoped that a very larg
number of both young Ladies and Gentleme
will enter the institution at the beginning
the next session.
! J. H. PRICE,
b. YORK, cam
Il G. NJ. EVERHART,
H. A. GWYN,
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Church, where the Rev. Samuel s. Bryant
was introduced to an immense audience amid
the anxiety and eargerness of all to hear one
whose reputation as an orator was SO famil-
lar. The address was received with the
highest satisfaction, and added much to the
already distinguished character of the Rev
erend Gentleman.
The services of the forenoon being closed
the procession was ~reconducted to the Mason
ic hall, and preparations we're made for din
ner, when a very large number of gentlemen,
composing the most orderly and quiet COM
pany | have ever seen, was seated at one
time to a dinner prepared in the most sump-
tuous and elegant manner by D. A. Paschall,
ESQ.
AT three o'clock, the immense crowd again
assembled at the church, to await the arrival
of the procession and to hear an orator whose
fame and whose merits are only equaled by
his modesty, the Rev. Bro. T. G. Lowe,
who soon had the imaginations and the
hearts of his hearers, ladies and all, soaring
aloft with him in pursuit of whatever is good
in morals, in masonry, and in Religion /;
and thus he held them bound in silken
chords, and yet unwilling to be set free, un-
til time admonished him to close a feast at
which all had been well supplied, yet want
ed more.-Stnr.
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June 29th, 1851.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
S. A. SNIPES,
Chatham Co., June q, 1851.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
At a called meeting of the Mount Pleasant
Division, No. 155, S. of T., held on the 29th
inst, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God, the
disposer of all human events, to remove from
US, by His solemn Providence of death, our
highly esteemed and beloved Brother Joseph
Fooshee. Therefore,
Rcsolred, That in Bro. Fooshe we have lost
a worthy, consistent and exemplary member OF
our Division and a strong supporter of our
principles.
Resolred, That we deeply deplorc our Broth
er's untimely death; but while we thus sorrow.
it becomes US to bow in meek submission to
that Sovereign Power which made this breach
in our ranks.
RESOLVED, That by this affecting dfspensation
we are forcibly reminded of the startling adj
monition, that in the midst of life we are in
DEATH
ResoEred, That in token of respect for our
deceased Brother, we will wearthe usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
ResolUed, That a copy of these proceedings
signed by our w. P. and R. S., be sent to the
b~ereaved family of the deceased also, that 1
copy be forwarded to the Editor of the Spirit
of the Age, with a request that he publish i
in the same.
T. B. FARRAR, w. P, pro tenn.
J.. J. BALDWIN, r. S.
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WHO MAKE

Certainly not the low groggcrics-the
dirty three cent rum shops, those dens of
profanity, habitual intemperance, and COM
mon made and poisoned rum. which are
found in almost every village, town, and
city Of our country; they only finish the
work Of human degradation, and hurl the
drunkard into a dishonored grave. The
family circle, the social party, the respecta-
bic hotel are the manufactures from whence
go forth the fifty thousand drunkards annu-
ally. The young man of family and fash
ion seeks not the three cent groggeries, but
the hotel whose charge for a drink is Il shill
ing, or at the lowest a sixpence. He seeks
not the company Of the low and habitua
drunkard, but he finds the resort of the fash
ionable-the Generals, and Colonies, ant
Majors, and Squires of every community
and with them he drinks at the bar, or il
the private rooms of the we'll ordered hotel
and 10 their company the first links Of tn
drunkard's chain are fastened upon him
This is his beginning his end-the loy
GROCERY and the drunkard's grave.
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1. q. u. f..

MASONIC & SONS of TEMPERANCE
@-PREMIUM REGALIA DEPOT.A
GIBBS s. SMITH, No. 70 Baltimore s.
~ Baltimore, Nd, respectfully invite the at
tenlion Of the Brethren of the different Orders
throughout the Country to their extensive aud
beautiful assortment of
~ REGALIAs, BAENEas, SAsHEs, Cos
TUNES, JEWELS. &c.A All Of which ara,
got ~ under their immediate inspection, and
comprises one Of the largest assorimeAts to DO
found in the United States.
Members of o. ENcAMFMEETs, ODD FEL-
Lows, MAsONs, Sons OF TEMPERANCE, RED
MEMS, and uiher Associations wishing to fur.
nish their HALLS, or supply themselves Individ-
ually with REGALIA, will find our House offers
great inducements, as We keep constantly on
hand a large ard beautiful assortment Of all
styles.
aG- EScAMPMEHTs, LODGES, or Divisions Of
The SoNs OF TEMPERANCE forwarding their
Orders may depend upon The articles being fur
nished in as gopd style and at as low prices a.
if they were present to select.
B~ANEERs, FLAGS. PE~NAxrs, &c. for the
different associations, made TO order at the shsr-
test notice. Address GIBBS K SMITH,
Regalia s. Banner Manufacturer.
M. IS Baltimore 81, Baltimore.
Sept. IS. 1880. sly.