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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20
Quilts. Blankets, sheetings. &c.

Quilts, blankets, Sheetings, &c.
IN dozen l04, ia 124 bleached and fbeached
~ QUILTS, of various grades afA.
200 pairs, all sizes and grades, Bed Blankets
80 pieces bleacbed Sheetings, all widths
10 do Linen sheetings #i 4" ...
20 do Cotton and Linen Pillow slip goods
AS pairs coored Counterpaines Tor servants beds m
loo DO Servants Blankets, very cheap 7.
VERIFY MILLER,
dec E-lm Penna. ay., bet. 7th and Sth SITS.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20
BULBOUs FLOWER ROOTS.

A SMALL LOT of these beautiful Flower Roots-Hya
N cnths, Crocusses Tulips, Narcissus, &c, &C., TO
sale at half price to close them out Apply at once,
the of h and It'll streets. ,da.f gses,.e
dec 1S-tf j. r. CALLAN.
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS are hereby warned not to trust or har
| IA Dor my account my wife FRANCES TRIDEI, she
has left my bed and board shall prosecute all parties
offending. JOHN TRIDELs
/ dacI
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20

5sa ya BUFFALO, Dec. 10.
The storm has at last abated. The steamer
Empire State got ia during last night. ny
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20

IFEHE BANK OF THE UNION, in Browns
Il Marble Buding, is open Tor the transaction of
an Exchange and General Banking Business. 40 s.i1
| a. KO. III. GALLAHER Pres.
y. B. W. MARSH, Cashier. tss dec 15--f
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20

The Rev. James Gallaher, Of Missouri, will
preach In the First Presbyterian Church.
street ON Sunday morning at H. in the afternoon at
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20
STRANGERS GUIDE AND DRY GOODS DI-
RECTORY

AIDES viii find all kinds of dress goods at u ,y
IL Nlt s,t.. zt 5YERBY a. MILLER,S.
gentlemen will find all kinds of goods adapted to their
use ut .a5BE VERIFY a. MILLER'S. +,
Such as Cloths Cassimeres Yestings half Hoe, I'M
dershrts, Drawers, nandkerchies Cravats Cloves &c.
&C., of ey, ry description. FRI 5aIt ~. n Il IS
Housekeepers viii find at VERIFY & AfILLER'S, Car
pets, tugs Oil Cloths, Druggetts Crumb Cloths, Ban-
bes, sheengs, Marsees and colorcd Quilts, Table Da
mask, Linen and Cotton Shcetings Napkins, Tow elings
Glass Linens Table and Piano Covers of Worsed Cloth
and Linen. With variety of other useful and cheap
goods TOO numerous to mention in ady ertsement.
VERIFY Miller would earnestly call the attention of
strangers and citizens TO their very large and
socko all kinds of Dry Goods, which have been pur-
chased at recent sales in the North prices
below former rates. Strangers viii please inquire for
VERIFY MILLER, opposite the Centre Market, be-
tween It'll and 6th Streets pennsy vania avenue.
dpcl =
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20

Magnificent Family Bibles!
on COPIES Family Bibles just received : elegantly
~ bound and beautifully illustrated.
A. GRAY,
dec 16--eo eth st., opp. d-Felows Hall,
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20
ALL READY FOR THE HOLIDAY!

GRAY, 7th street, has just returned from purchas
IA. ing large supply OF beautiful Gift Books, Juye
niles Bibles Prayer Books Fancy Articles Toys and Toy
Booksal Of which, for variety, richness and cheapnes
cannot be surpassed in this city.
Bsy- Remember IL is at A. sGRAY's,
dec l6-eo Tth ST., opp. Odd-Fellows' Hall.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, about 81 o'clock
- last evening wednesday, from before the Grocery
store of Dyer Hamilton, Gate Ed simms Son. Penn
sylvania avenue, opposite jackson Hail. BLACK MARE
and CAnRYALL There Yves In the Carryall a Buff
ialo Robe and on the Mare lcadcolored Blanket. A
suitable reward will be given for any information leading
to the recovery Of the property. das ll
DYER a HAMILTON, 4nrs. :;
(late Ed. Smms Son,) ,,si
Wholesale and Retail Grocers opp. jackson Hall.
dec 1886
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20

fNHE STORE ON SIXTH STREET is the place for
i handsome Fancy Goods for the holidays. Call and
zee. Husbands and wivesbeaux and belles-girls and
boys, will find good variety. N p..gL
AS- Near cor. OF Louisiana av., and rear of the
dec l9-tr g,sri National and Browns Hotels
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20

- VdEAF BUVNEIb. - "a - !.
Mrs. ESTHER M0FFETT will close out her rCT
1Nl stock of Bonnets at reduced prices The NJ u
season being far advanced persons may expect III "
bergains in Bonnets Bonnet Materials Feathers Flowers
Ribbons, and Millinery Goods in general.
Edec l9-tf1 81 SEVENTH ST. opp ddFellows' Hall
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Porte Monnaies
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF

A GRAY, Bookseller, 7th street, has justopened
IA. superb assortment Of PORTE-M0NNAIES, tvh,
dctg competitfon IN oHy respcct dec leo
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20

NEW MACKEREL, In Kits and quarter bar
IN res. Extra Mess Maokerel, Goldfish, salmon, Dun.
fish, Tongues and Sounds, and scaled Herring for sale by
JOHN b. K1BBEY a co,
dec 13--W&Ssw No. 8. opp. Centre Market.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20

Rev. Mr.. Clemm viii preach in MoKendree
Chapel tomorrow Sunday morning, at IL o'clock, and
take up collection IN behalf Of the Education Fund Of
the Baltimore CoIference. ldec 2O*
Fourth Presby terrain Church, 9th street The
Rev. JAMES dALLAHxR will preach In this church tomor-
row evening" service to commence at o'clock dec 20
st. Pauls Lutheran Churoh.-Eyening service
and 18th streets, Sabbath at p Also, service at
IL a. m 88N [dec 20
E street Baptist Church The Rev. T. d. An
DERsoN will preach in this church tomorrow morning
and the Rev Dr. CusHAS will preach in the evening" at
o'clock. [dec 20
Notice.-"I am not come to send peace, but
sword will be the subject OF discourse by Kew Mr.
Church. Fifth street, Sabbath at II O'Clock a. M
Rev Dr. POWERS will preach at the place at 81
o'clock p. M A 80 LNf [dec 20 :,
First Baptist Church, Tenth street.-The pas
tor Rev 3. r. HILL will preach this church Tomorrow
at II o'clock a. M, and o'clock p. IN. [dec 20
Unitarian Church The Rev. OryiIle Dewey.
settled pastor OF this church. will preach every Sabbath
morning at III O'clock. AF Tdec 20
The Rev. John A. Collins will, by Divine per-
mission, preach in the Wesley Chapel, corner Of aud
rln streels, on sabbath morning next at IL o'clock
Methodist Episcopal Church South, on Eighth
street. rear OF the Patent Ohceey LEoNIDAs kossER,
pastor, will preach Sabbath IL O'clock a. m and ut
o'clock, p. Subject In the evening: The Christian
Racer The public cordially invited to attend Seats
free gIdeo 20
Brief Lectures on special subjects The last
Of me course VIII be delivered at the 9TH street Metho
dist Protestant Church tomorrow evening at o'clock
by the Pastor. Subject: HEAVEN. (dec 20
The Rev. James Gallaher Of Missouri, will
preach In the First Presbyterian Church. FouTanahaf
street ON Sunday morning at H. and in the afternoon at
81 o'clock. (dec 20
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20

CT. VINCENT,S MANUAL, In magnih-
- cent bindings, varying In price from 50 cents ~
Also dozen other varieties Of approved Catholic Prayer
Books For sale by A. GRAY,
dec l5-eo 18th ST.. opp Odd Eellowg Hall.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-20

Brief Lectures on special subjects. The last
of the will be delivered at the 9th street Metho
dist Protestant Church tomorrow evening" at o'clock
by the Pastor. Subject; HEAVEN. "i (deo 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-17
vol. XvI.-No. 1a.

an awful catastrophe South Carolina,
though insane, is in earnest Her people
have consented to double taxation.-
Her young men are every where arming.
Her timid citizens are leaving the State.
War begins to be looked upon as the eleast
evil in that State, and the forging, of arms,
and the drill of volunteers have already
commenced.
Merchants of New York, friends of the
Union, better yourselves before it is too
late. Your commercial existence hangs
on thread. The sword of civil war is
suspended over you by a single hair
Let the watchword go forth from you,
the Union must be preserved, but presev..
ed by forbearance to South Carolina, and
by an entire reputation of the principles
of the agitators of the North.-N. York
Dry Goods Reporter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-17

INTEGRITY OF oFCHARACTER.--Who ever
possessed it that did not derive untold
advantage from it9 1t is better than the
gold of Ophir; it is Of more value than
diamonds and all precious stones. And
yet every man may possess it. The
poorest may have it and no power can
wrest it from them. To young men, we
say with earnestness and emphasis, look
at integrity of character with the blessings
it confers, and imbibe such principles and
pursue such course, that its benefits
may be yours. 1t is prize so rich, that
it repays every sacrificed and every toll
necessary to secure it. Suppose mer-
camille community could be found where
every individual was known and acknow-
ledged to possess strict and uncompro-
missing integrity, the representations of
each one were in strict accordance with
truth; his word as good as his bond !;
Such community would have monopo-
ly of the trade, SO far as they had the
means of supplying the demand. The
trick of trade, whatever may be their
apparent advantages, impair confidence
and in the end iniure those who practise
them far more than they benefit them.
1t is short sighted, as well as guilty
policy, to swerve, under any circumstan-
ces, from those great principles which
are of universal and everlasting obligation.
Let man maintain his integrity at all
times, and he will be satisfied there is a
blessing in it, and blessing flowing
from it, and blessing all around it
Philadelphia Bulletin.
SPECIE IN New ORLEASs.-From the
Picayune we learn that a careful inquiry
into the quantity of specie held by the
banks in that city show that they have
on hand over eight millions and half,
being the largest amount ever accumula.
ted in their vaults at any one time.
TRuE.-Dobbs says tailors would make
splendid dragons, they charge 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-17

THE One Man PowER.-One has &
tremendous power, sometimes, even in
this republican country. He can, with
his vote, sometimes make Governor of
State. Thus: Marcus Morton had
been sixteen times q candidate, and was
as many times defeated for the Governor
ship of Massachusetts, when, in 1889, he
was elected Governor by single cote
majority, out of l02,O66 votes given!.
This shows that an elector should never
throw away his vote-it might elect q
Governor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-17
". F. DURIsOE, Proprietor.

1HE poem UelOW COlitsiiliS sohAc Va SA~ "
nple and touching poetical faneies we remer
r. ever to have read. If, as translation, it
swcehy pathetic, how perfect little gem
ust be in the original German. 1t disposes
discredit much that we hear and read Of Il
.rdness md harshncss Of the German chara
:. Itcanuot be rough nature, at least, tn
n give birth to productions as gentle and lam1
70 as this. We copy from the "Poets al
'ctry of Europe"
A LEGENDARY BALLAD.
Among green, pleasant meadows,
All in grove so wild,
Was set marble image
Of the Virgin and her child.
There, oft, on summer evenings,
Alovely boy would rove,
To play beside the image
That sanctifed the grove.
on sat his mother by him,
Among the shadows dim,
And told how the Lord Jesus
Was once child like him.
"And now from highest heaven
He doth look down each day,
And sees whatc'r thou doest,
And hears what thou dost say"
Thus spakc the tender mother:
And on an evening bright.
When the red, round sun descended,
Mid clouds of crimson light.
Again the boy was playing,
And earnest said he,
so beautiful Lord Jesus,
Come down and play with nc!
"I'll find thee flowers the fnircst,
And weave for thee a crown;
will get thee ripe, red strawberries,
If thou wilt but come, down.
Oh holy, holy Mother,
Put him down from off thy knee!
For in these silent meadows
There are none to play with me-"
Thus spake the boy SO lovely:
The while his mother heard,
And on his prayer she pondered,
But spake to him no word.
That sclfsame night she dreamed
Aloyely dream Of Joy,
-.Sha& a&hoaght saw
There, playing with the boy.
And for the fruits and flowers
Which thou hast brought to me,
Rich blessings shall be given
A thousand fold to thee.
;'For in the fields of heaven
Thou shalt roam with me at will,
And Of bright fruits celestial,
Thou shalt have, dear child, thy fill"
And thus it was accomplished,
In short month and day,
That lovely boy, so gentle,
Upon his deathbed lay.
And thus he spoke in dying:
20 mother dear, see
The beautiful child Jesus
A coming down to me!
"And in his hand he beareth
Bright flowers as white as snow,
And red and juicy Strawberries
Dear mother, let me go"
He died, and that fond mother
Her tears could not restrain;
But she knew he was with Jesus,
And she did not weep again.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-17

A PAIL full Of ley, with a piece Of cop
peras half as big as hens egg boiled IN
it, will produce a fine nankeen color,
which will not wash out.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-17

The Merchant who don't advertise, is
Just about as wise rs the honest Hiber-
nian, who had clambered to the brink of
a well and then let go his hold to spit in
bis hands,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-17

Mosr men, and women too, seem to
consider their school learning as if it were
like tad-pole's tail, meant to drop off as
soon as the owner comes to full growth.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13

TINE subscribers have made arrangements 70
Z. Import and are constantly receiving
:roF FfaaeP ard EngiIad ilenuessy. Dicigy So
jones. Otarl Dupuy & Co, Alex SeirneiSe z Je.
and other London Doek and Cognac 8randics. which
they offer Tor sale Al fair market rates. either from
their Store or from Government bonded Warehouse
They are also Importing ligierG Hines of fineOl
and medigm gr,des, from the celebrated House Of
Newton, Gordon, Cossart g. CO.. Of Madeira; Cham.
payne WINE from the well, known House Of Bouchet
Fills & Droass, France; and superior Holland
Gin prepared expressly for tie English market, from
liverpool.
Theabove articlasaSo guaranteed PARE TO be Of
our oc importation, and superior 10 similar articles
purchased Ia any Of the Eastern markets.
shared business from the interior OF our State
is solicited 70 strengthen in our cndeagOr to es.
tablish at Mobile, regular House Cor dirsc hapgr-
dlios Of Wines and Liquors Of all kinds. waere
merchants ca have their orders filled withou; the
necessity Of calling on New York or Boston or any
other Eastern civ We pledge ourselves 10 the pub.
lie in return for their patronage, that orr terms shall
be reasonable; prices the same as those atthe North
and our goods the bestt that can be procured in the
European markets.
In the retail department. Of our business, we are
prepareito tllorers for every description Of Wines
Branacs Gin, Ale, Porter, Cider, &c. BY the gal.
Ion, or dozen, at the lowest possible prices and as
our motto is 'sGtisf1ctua 10 our customers or no
sqLs," we feel certain that having once given us a
trial, we shall secure permanent custom.
WOLFF & co.
Wholesale and RctraiI Dealeafs
IN Wines and Liquors.
35 Commerce ST., Mobile, Ala
April 10, 1851 nl9-Gm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13
NOTICE..

THE undersigned viii give liberal reward to any
one who viii give to A., " Smith or partner, a, Co.
lunbus. such information as viii lead to conviction
any personor persons for trespasslng upon hslaads
Gin Lowndes or Noxubee counties by cutting basket
wood ami board timber, and BY carrying away light
wood.
Nest Of these lands are valuable for their timber,
whilst some oF them would b. Of 10 value without
it,--ereiofethe evil complained Of can and wiz BE-
allowed no longer.
Persons wishing this timbcrcan " acccmmoda,ed
by purchasing The land, which can be had reduced
terms. l2-lt--2w--ly, JNO. PERKINS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13
Al n 10 Al.

EAR SFfLLaAN isstilat his old stand OH Market
~ Street, assisted BY his son, l. w SpfLsiAN
oncor both Of whom may ii general be found al
their Office, except when professionally absent or al.
tending to other necessary business
We have on hand ain assortment OF such Medi-
cines families generally need in mild forms Of dis
ease, OF in the incpient stages of other diseases
which may require riedcaIadvise Long experience
II the South, general success anGclose attention. s
The guarantee offered to all who may call for medical
aid.
Columbus, Mics, July Ia, ls5l-n2-0m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13
NEW GOODS.

b &
az TIKI. undersigned hog leave q tall ths ss-
IGNITION Of The cillxcns " Columbus, and sae adcin-
ing country, q their stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
comprising almostestr article III that inc,
SILKS, HAREGts. rsUSLEKs, Lawns.
Ginpiams Caiicocs, faces and Edgingssand allthc
new aud fashionable styles orDicss Ioods:
Brown and Blcarh'd Cotton Goods 81 every width
and quality; Cosionades, Nankins, Cotton and Linen
coltinys, and goods for summer wear.
lrish Linen Table aud tjgown Linen s9klns. LIN;
on Shcotings, ., 10 and III gr.wiie, Silk WYFsied
aid Cotton Hose, and hafIiose Gloves Mite, Hand
kcrchrEs Cfayats, Suspcndefs, und articles fOr Tie
Toilet, til rtnat variety. Also \ large stock 81 new
and fashionable ready made Clothing, Cloths, CASSIE
mcfes and ycstrgs, Hcotsrpd Shoes, Saldlesv Chi.
"a, Glass, Stcnc Wood, Silver, Bfania, and Hard.
warc, Jcwnlry, Matches, etc, civ.
Tho above, with their full assortment 81 goods foE
plantation use, blankets, kerscys rnseYs, O-nahrrgs
Wool Hats, &c, they olfar 10 a more particularly
10 tIlosc 10 whom hey are urder sohany obligations
for Their eeral patronage lof years paai,
Al. SIMPSON n 20
Mrrcha3 1850. 3s:tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13
\ Colambns, XIV. 10, lsJO.


III ANING been appointed by The Probate Court 81
IL L.wndes County State ~ Mississippi, Al thr An
ga-l ieE~ ISL. Adunislralar " The Eatase 4 Julien
iiugson. decsased all petspr, are notified % present.
their claims against deceased duly probltct win q
he time prescribed By law they vii BE- forever
haftcd. BENJ HUGH8DN
Aneast9.i, 1851. Gg-* ADMINISTRATOR
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13

,EyfIE coparlnersliip heretofore existing between
ELiaRA HcuLL ard SrRpHgs q. LsrcHEE has
been dissolved ID consequence Of the decease 81 the
former Tire books d the old concern, together
ythallthe notes and accounts due the same, are IN
tha hands Il the rndersened, who anne i author
lzed 10 settle the aamc Az persons ndeocd = tie
iae lirn, are requested 10 come forward and make
settlement.
STEPHEN q. LETcflER.
April II. 1851. nii-tE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13
NOrICE

MARCUS W. Cage il our authorized agent
IvI Those who are indebted to Weaver, MnIliD a.
Co., Columbus. will find their notes ard accounts in
his hands. Any one having claims gaDsL US wil
pieane presenitbemto NJ. w Gage
WM b. WEAVER.
JOHN M. MULLlN
Columbus, Nov. l6, 1850. 2-h
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13
by Nathaniel r. Good vim. Esq.
Judge Of HE Probate Coarf. in ana for LOrndes
Couafy, Siate of Mississippi.

III 4
MTOTICE il hereby given that on application 10
In me BY WIN. b. CIvanah Guardian 81 tile MI
nor heirs Of Mrs CayaDah, deceased, wls with T..
B. Cayanaii and $. Il. Cayanal, claim an undivided
eighth part of the following tracts or parcels lands
described a. the west half Of the Yves. half ot the
south west quarter Of section 20, township III range
i6 east, and the south half Of the sonth east guar
Ter Of section n, township N, range l6 east, IN
LDwndes county.
have nominated John A, Daley, John s. Chan
der and Benj Brack. Commissioners to divide the
said TRACTS Of Land into equal shares 81 parts and
unless proper objections are stated to me al tie
Court Ioase. on M3nday the anth day 81 October
next The said John A. Daley, john $. Cftades
and Benz. Brack willtheD be appointed Commission
ers to make partition Of tho said lands, pursuant
an act entitled IAN act concerning the partition Of
lands held ~ copafceBees oint-ienants and tsnants
III common
Given anderi my hand tsisl 3lh day Of August. A.
Id 1851 N. X. GOODWIN. Judge.
Columbus, Aag l6, Oh 7-2m-p n SIS 90.
eight Drafts On Nsw-York for sale BY
- sg9ff. Il t4fUHffT XII ri
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13
onr.MY ~ alAtsA.

Spah aFe " NUN Street.
OLp Srasp on WEAvER. Mutiiy II ~.
rENhE undersigned have formed ccparnersh;p
under the above style, for the purpose DC ton.
Quoting Mercantile Business, in the Dry Goods
line. at Inc above vel known old stard--wlefe they
have on hand eel selected assortment NJ
STAPLE q FANCY DRY G00DS.
suitable for the Season ard this market; together
with Ready made Clothing, Hsfqlnare y Qiccas-
rare, Saddiety ~,
einvtc ourtricnds and tho pnhicto rive rs n
call and examine our stcck.as we have 40 doubt of
being abe tosutthem ID Goods and prices.
JOHN x. OisfLEY,
PETER STARK.
Colrmbus, July 18Th. 100. 2--lv,
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cWDEIEs 30 -


Han t.ras1E5s. i-u lllrav - Nl
Co-UNsgs, -aig 1920. is5h
= eiect5el 81 Icreey oHieFei = as teid tn Non.
n tly and THdsiay ihs a. end sii az Nnrcmhcr
nezt, n Tie eounlesci Newton, kemrcr Noxrhec,
and lnWudes fora l-isaasr General Ct the "a Bric-
ade sih division Aiississipp Miua Il I'll me vacan-
cy ocrasione3 by taa expiration of tie connIssian
OF BIG. Gee W8ts
A.so in tie coanties cf Ct it5eas. c1acilw. OR
Foll. laiinbusls ana lashaichie GraTuflicf
General Fl ihc Isl Briglte ilh dsis'oh y. 81 W.
canty oeeasionea by expirv on 81 ;ersi Il cfieg q
Bug Geo O0ea
The roua,sn1isg oiIisarses sth, asis. St.h.
sd, Stih. 6sa STU, Seth, sra s5,h kesimtniS ar
Charged with the execution % this uIdst. a. ~ the
eysptef no Fled officer bciag in command ia etAef
Of said Regiments thea the Sheriff Il such County
shah perform said iaiy, ard nakeiei iAeseul 20
this Disisi0a Head . asisers.
TElOS. G. Rf.EwETT.
Mai. Gen. ith DIVISION. Il. n.
BY n. McCARTar, Aii.
Columbus, August :. '5I.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13
law Notice.

fTtEE copartnershp heretofore existing between A.
Boykn Il @. n Crusoe has been dissolved. ".
r. Crusoe win continue to practice ii tbe Courts
Of lowndes andtbe adjoining counties, and the SUI
preme Court at Jackson and also in the Circuit
Courts d piekens county, Alabama.
a. BOYkIN.
g. n. CRuSOE.
Nav 8. 135i-nl6-tE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-13

rY,O ONERS or AND DEALER S m HORSES
4 Cartoons Founder Ointment, for the cure N =.
Of FOnnder. Split Hcof, bloodhound Horses, 1c'sv
and Contracted and Feyersh Feet. wounds, bruises
IN the hesh CALLED backs, cracked heels, Scratches
cnts, kicks, SC, Oh horses.
x CARTOONS RING ONE CURE, forthe cure
NJ Ting.bone. blood spawn, bone SPAWN, wndgalls,
and splint-a certain remedy.
This Ring Bone Cure and Founder Ointment arc
prepared from The recipe Of a very celebrated Eng
lish Farrer. and will cure III ninety-nine cases ont
81 one hundred any of the above complaints They
have been used BY farmers, livery stage pro-
pricfors and others, with tho most IaaFkrd and de.
tided success.
Soldin n. York only BY Comsioek 8. Brother, No.
2, john IL. III ColImbps only by5 Blair in sAber-
deem BY Hampton q Herndon feb 22-3a~iy.