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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

THE CIRcus.-Tae C.rcns ard Meaareric Of
Messrs Spauldins, Rogers and Van Orden, is
now here, and an exhibition may BE- looked for
'o-hiSa', and Tomorrow afternoon ana evening
lhe Plpers OF 81 Loa.s and o.her cities have be-
slowed much praise upon the performers belong
ing TO this Company, and those who are addicted
to such exhibitions are not likely to have an op-
portnni'y very soon Of seeing one as attractive in
al! Its features as thai which will be given TO-
night and TOMORROW
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

the question submitted to the citizens of Bur-
hn5ton on Monday last, on the proposition for an
additional loan of twenty-five Thousand Dollars
to be invested in the Peoria and O2uawka Rail-
road, came very near being unanimously decided
in The affirmative. Dat of the whole vote cast,
but three voices Were found in the opposition.--
This is pretty good evidence, we think, that our
citizens thoroughly understand what the interests
of Burlington require. The amount Of Stock the
city Is now authorised to take in the Road, Is one
hundred thousand dollars
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

HE HuNGAR,Ass.--Thc party of Huncari-
answhoSc arriva! nCh!casc. we noticed some DAYS
since, have concluded. we learn from the Chica
go Advertiser. to remain in the vicinity of that
city during the winter. The amount Of funds in
their possession is small, and should thew con;n-
Tie at this season on to New Buda. their ultimate
destination, they would be utterly unproy;ded
with necessary subsistence at point where it
would be difficult to procure it even with the most
ample means at their disposal. Under these cir
cumstances ii was suggested TO their leader Can't.
Brick, that it would be more prudent TO remain
at Chicago at least until Spring.
1t Is supposed that employment can be obtained
for the larger portion of them--some upon the
Railroad, and others al various OCCUPATIONS for
which they are better fttcd-aud that. when n
more genial season approaches, they will be
much better prepared for the labors and exertions
which will be required Of them in their proposed
homes in Iowa. The Advertiser says they are
good specimen Of Republicans. and Just such men
as We should gladly welcome to America.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23
ons Hundred Taarsaad Dcll.r, Tar K,,sn.h

nos' magnificent project, Of the success Of
winch mere seems TO Be no doubt, has been start
e ~ John N. Genin, Esq, Of New yor. i,
raise fund o. one hundred thousand do,,,rs ,,,r
Loais Aossu'h. and present il to him a. a VEL
rone gift, At the earliest possible momcn: after
ms arr'yal IN this country. Mr. Genin has pa.
sne bali IN motion BY subscribing one thousand
dollars himself, and proposes to find ninety-a:ne
more perscas who will d. likewise. The M.yor
O the city has accepted the proposition to be-
.c,me the treasurer Of the find II is said tia,
the hoaor Of subscribing the sum required viii be-
long to New York alone. If 50, it will be a mon.
um,nt OF the generosity Of that grea. city. whc!,
vii! last through al time.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

McCormick's Reaping mach nc. we learn from
the London Tines, has been making the tour
of the country. and his been tried under all cir
cumstances and on all kinds Of grounds, The
Times chroncl ng the result of the tour saws that
the general success of the machine il established
beyond doubt, and that there never was nm ar
ricnl'nra implement, which on IT, first exhibition
obtained the approval OF practical farmers 10
generally rs his has done. Everybody wonders
that piece OF mechanism so simple effective
and useful was never invaotnd before
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

"A NEW DODGE. The American Vocalist.
Dodge, now in London, has, ii is said, offered ten
thousand dollars for the use of the ':Crystal Pal
ace' single night, sometime shortly after the
close of the Great Exhibition, for the purpose of
giving monster Concert. That, we think. beats
Blrnnm-a little.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

CONVICTION AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD, Ky.
1t is said that two thousand five hundred laborers
are now employed upon the above road, pushing
it forward as rapidly as possible.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

ST LOUIS BOARD OF USpERwRsTERs-At a
meeting of The Board of Underwriters of st Lou
ls, on last Friday, Messrs Geo. Il. McGunnes!e
Prest ST Louis ms. Co., Wayman Crow, Pres't
Perpetual ms. Co. and John How, Pres't Phe-
nix ms Co., were appointed TO represent that
body in the Convention at this city.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

Galena has chosen the following delegates
to the Rapids Convention: N. Downing Mayor
Hon. J. p. Hoge, Capt. Orrin Smith. Capt. +
II. Beebe, Cowith, Edward Hemstead. freddie
Stahl, James Carter, J. NJ. Douglas, Benz. r.
johnson.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

ARRIVALS IEsTEapAY-H;s Excnl,enrr c,r
Hampstead, and Me>sFs Lowell, Samues, Jones
and Nightingale, of Dubuque; Col Gooahue, ed
itor o. the Minnesota Pioneer from ST Paul; Mr.
Aanaaan, of Prairie Dl Chem, Wisconsin; Judge
kinney, ana Others from our more immediate Vi
entity.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

II The Hudson River Railroad has been
completed TO Albany. The entre !cu.th OF the
road fr m Chambers street, n. Y, 10 Albany is
li3 niles. The opening of the road was celebra-
ted few days ago, when the whole distance
was passed over in three hours and fifty minutes.
or at the rate Of forty miles an hour.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

CONSUL AT HasANA.-A teleg, aphic dispatch
isecr0S Us Of the removal OF Mr. q. +. Owen,
ttlJe q. S. Consul at Havana. This was dons as
soon u the President was satisfied Of the propri-
ETY. Of the oct. Hsgave Mr. Owen to understand
that h;s explanation was entirely unsatisfactory.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

PE$NsfLvASIA.-The Philadelphia correspon-
dent Of The ST Louis lEtellgencer states that the
Legislature of Pennsylvania will stand as follows:
Senate, 10 Wings, TO Democrats and one hide
pendent. House, 40 wings and 81 democrats
He a'so. says that Bis'er's majority over Johnston
tcT Governor is about 5000
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

J. =. LaUMAs s. BRoTaER.--We were polite
y shown through the different apartments Of
Their extensive establishment on Saturday last
Their customary sales-room was filed with al
most every thing that their customers coa.d re-
qalre m the way OF D.y Goods, Groceries, Cloth
i'lo' hardware, ensensWare, Boots ard S.oes
has and Caps. &c. But we were also sho.yn
through the Ware-room next door, where we saw
nnse piles "inore of the same sost,s includn,
sooas OF every kind and variety suitable for ali
"aa's and inquiries. They no, oaly expect to sell
"ese' oa' before the close Of tie season thew will
nave 20 order new supplies. Customers from
'o"h anu country may rely upon being suited no,
oh'y IN s'y.e aad quality o: goods, hu, what is
more important, in price. They say they are de-
'efn'oed no one shall go away without beinr "a
t'shed. Give them a call.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23
Open Doors for tbs Delseates.

On citizens will see by the number Of dele.
gates appointed and likely to be present at our
Convention next week, that there viii be de.
mands upon them for the most enlarged hospital.
ity. Itneeds only that this suggestion be made
to induce our citizens to throw wide their doors
10 all who may attend, and welcome them te
their houses with genuine Iowa welcome. The
subcommittee on Hospitality VIII be glad to re.
ceivc the names Of any AMI all persons wno are
disposed 70 ASSIST IN entertaining the delegates
Information may be left at the Sore of Messrs
Corp, Parsons s Co, and a. the off e Of DR..
Jno r. Henry. n
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

Sr fouis DrLrGArlos.--Thc De!e.a'io, from
81 L'ats vii! lie here sometime t1rirg tonight
We learn that the New England left that city
yesterday, at four O'clock, with d crowd Of pas
ssnseTs on board, large rgpor'ion consisting Of
Delegates TO the Convention. Tney will number
nearly one aundr,a and tig,v.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

CONSUL AT HAvANA.-rhe st LOUIS Repubi-
can reports that c. c. LANeDos, Editor of the
Mobile Advertiser, has been appointed U. S.
Consul at Havana, ir place of Mr. Owen, removed.
The Republican says the appointment could not
be more worthily bestowed.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

FIRE AT GALENA.-A fire occurred at Galena
On Thursday morning last. which consumed some
half dozen or more frame buildings. Loss about
ten or twelve thousand dollars, mostly covered by
insurance
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

THANksGsvISG.-Tne Boston Post in amour
eng Thursday, November 21th as Thanks giving
day in Massachusetts,, says there is an understand
ins amongst all the Governors in the Un.oa 10
agree in appointing that day for the purpose.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

Br~lrScvoS DELEGATION. TIN, DELEGATES
appointed TO represent this city in the Convention
tomorrow are requested 10 meet at the Council
Chamber THIS evening at half past six O'Clock
Let all b. present
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

ASorHER.-A meeting was 10 be held on
Thursday night of last week, at Hannibal, Mo-,
10 appoint Delegates to the Rapids Convention.
We have not learned the result
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

CO The Davenport Gazette says that more
than one hundred houses have b,en erected in
that city this season, below Main street.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE Presidency
The Washington Republic of the Sth states that
Andrew Stevenson, Of Virginia has taken the
field as a candidate for the Presidency.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

More DELEsATEs.-Rock Island has appoint.
ed eight, and Moline, Camden, and Byron, each
two Delegates to the convention.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

Hostile St Louis Inteligencer Of Tuesday
last, expresses the opinion that the opening price
for hogs there may be set down at from $40
to 81 50 per hundred.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

"a COL James B. Walton, of New Orleans,
is spoken Of as the Successor Of Mr. Owen, as
Consul at Havana.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

We are indebted to the Hon. DAM +. MILLER
for copy of the Patent Office Report for 1850,
and other valuable public documents.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

ET 4 meeting was held in Muscatne on the
18Th, and sixty delegates appointed to the Rapids
Convention in this place.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23
The Convention Tomorrow.

The Rapids convention which will assemble i'm
our city Tomorrow is the most important ever
called in the Upper Mississippi Valley. Its OBJ
ject is one in which not only the section immedi-
ately represented, but the whole country, is inter
es'ea. 1t rises far above mere local designs and
assumes NATIONAL IMPORTANCE. The Dele
cations appointed at various points, we are hap
p' to see are composed Of exactly the right so.t
OF men-intelligent, energetic and practical, ant!
we feel assured that the proceedings viii be Of q
character OF which all will hereafter have Just
cause to be proad. The Memorial il will adopt.
we have no doubt will prove an able one. and will
present Just View Of the existing difficulties in
the way of navigation, as well as the presen:
wants of our citizens, and the prospective de-
mands OF our rapidly growing north western
States
\ very large number of Delegates ii is now alb
soi"'eiy certain will be present Our citizens are
already widely known for their lberaitv and
hospitality, and we feel coniiien, they will not.
on this Important occasion, fail to add to their
past honorable reputation. by opening their doors
TO all WHO may come. From present indications
we Shall have no room to spare. and in order that
no one may be without sufficient accommodations
while with us, we trust that each OF oar citizens
wiz open his doors 10 as many as he can without
beng personally called unon,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

Flas Asx.H1LAroR-Anu unsuccessful attempt
wse mlde to show the efficacy Of the Fire Ami
h;iasor. at New York on the tn inst
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

4 g We give, in another c,lunn, the nanss
# the delegates appointed BY the Mayor Of s.
Louis TO attend the Convention At this place, on
Thursday next.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

"a Our Eastern Nal has got 10 be a regular
nuisance. Instead Of arriving daily, as per cor
tract, it manages to get lie e about three times
week, sometimes twice, and never when we waat
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

- oar thanks are due to our attentive friend.
My W. B. Remey, OF the G.aacus. for late files
of st Louis papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

block OF stone from thu Airs. s~ni nv the
government of Switzerland. for the Wa: iae.on
Monnment, - said 10 h. on its way to this coau-
try Boston Transcript.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

The ELEcr-oSs.-We are beginning to re-
eeire news Of the elections in Pennsylyan;. but
not enough as yet 10 form any opinion as to the
probable result. The following is from The des-
fasch IN the Telegraph of this morning:
!onnsson's Maj. B;gler's Mag.
Hiitsourg, wards, 1s6 Wsstmors!aad, 2ss
pAi1AAnlrNs,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

c. Davenport, has appointed twenty dele
gates to the Rapids Convention.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23
yer i~s~sfs4a f@ the - =

~-"-~~~-~~~~-~-~-~,~.
Fer i*'~sfasA 10 tho = Lean. r.. -.
c''s Mitchell canatEi ~ 60 go. y =.
~ y do.rfa - sae t1sa. aFfsE-.
be-. gay VII, e'"si'i@i On " III sr,,.-
I lafg :, ,fts t1e camp ON ill., - >.p..nh
80" %' -'I.'1''s'a anu chambers viii 49,
" &at' @.4 reach - Lo4l~ H. ~ "
,s c1 They win probably = u ..s-
River fallen one i4cA 1T ~ -. osf II.
clear and cool. H"arsf we4ss~.
Mr. ii Fm4usferth. III ua-rts~- u~t
tire company. wss killed r@s,.-.F !. fAraaairy
m The at@rtn oil ire. IT. ha4 aai+ = 80 e -
Oh t'ie engine aa4 TN atirHsDf n. \. - icnEaa
away te@H, vas struck by ILL -. 80. r.
which Killed him instantly. ~ 'i'r oFrzss
Pier s,,tsos.n-.. ~ etscfsstrt. On. -
We had slight fre@t th.s lhs,rt;r - paeaSAHt
flour III los u J iseg3 IL. NJ astvsh4s
at 10 - No sales. G314 1919 - asaia
ri u 1T. Increased JeHs nj liz -. n. rherse
al ID. Ret4tIca1 Ut HI. <tga4 I'll -. a1'fasa~4
II - b4rIeF III demand u u sp1s- FePprf y
Cotton - =, New faRk. Get. l.
--,FFs'-la4F- 70 fr-f,sa. -. Il -.
1,'H'ssa w.. e4te Oh g s5l 500: &C.. -
= - g - - Wheat arrtgr,-pvs -
80 ..esa I'D 80 . Corn rls, - -
,'.,7' t@taseis 9 NED a't1aft. Plt.ae-.s~sanf
beeE-t.sea s8les 6E9 Hbt- Ia~f 80 .S'tce..
1J8%1. LarG--heaYr, NJ rz-If7t 80. Pln4
whisky held 1t II lie. sssss III, -. oao
tA-.) - ! lie. - ''4a@Fa
Tue cotton MARKET sx S.. - - =.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

New York, Oct Is.
The Illinois from Chaercs and Kingston, ar
rived this morning with b passengers and CAL
ifornia dates 10 10Th Sept.
The result OF the election il not knewn IL
certainly. but the Morning Post wig. thinks
its party beaten.
The Illinois brings Kingston dates 10 the fotb;
she middle h. run from Chagres TO New York
in days and ID hoars the quickest record.
she brings the California mails. aud specie to
Adams & 60. S47S.000 Drew Il Robertson $780,
Nandyke & Trevor S50.uo0. Wells \ Co.. 5000
Brown & Brothers S200u1 Baebe & C.. $50
600. Howard y AsPenwail $4,000 ami IN -
amounts ranging from 3 10 10000 dollars.
The Panama railroad 5 open 10 Gnafi:te. The
whole force is pushing the road rapidly from Ga
lena 10 Go~gona.
Among the passengers on the Illinois arr seven
persons who made a the gold mines 100000.
The intelligence from the mining districts il
very encouraging.
Pittsburgh Oct II.
River risen 3 inchr$--st,li rising: the rise Ia
from the Allegheny; there feet inches
water. Weather peasant
Montpelier. Oct II.
The Wing Stale Convention hts appointed Josh
TIA S. Marrow and Henry B-adv Delegates ut large
Charles Coolidge, ". NJ. Ntrsh and Fl. Fl. Reel
from the districts. The convention paeset! a res
CLINTON declaring thet entertained no preference
as to men--Eho wouii not chcerfullT weld for
the good of the WI cause.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23

AIo4ireiir~. Oct II.

River risen inches--stll rising: the rise ia
from the Allegheny; there are feet 1 inches
water. Weather peasant.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-23
SO nays Notice.

- Dollars Anna Advance.
ssR rERAsis DEyAsl. sGx FOURTH pAos.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-01
Feb. |, 1851. 3l~iy,
NEW GOODS.

ar TIE undersigned beg leave 10 call the at
sention of the Citizens of Columbus, and the adjoln-
sug country, to their stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
comprising almost every article in that inc
q; ILK<, BAREGES. MUSLINS, LAWNS,
tinghans, Caticoes, L.aces and Edgngs, and all the
nsw and fashionable sty es of Dress Goods
Brown and Reachd Cotton Goods OF every width
ead quality; Cottonades, Nsnkins, Cotton and Linen
n 'oAtings, and goods for summer wear
Irish Linen. Table and Brown Linen napkins, Lin
en Shectpgs, =, 10 and IL er.wide, Silk Worsied
nd Cotton Hose and half Hose, Gloves, MttS Hand
Rerchris, Crayats Suspen9e,s, and articles for the
4: ct, in great variety Also large stock Of new
bad fashionable ready made Jlolhing, Cloths, Cassi
,cre-, and Vc-tngs, Beats ard Shoes, SsiI"ry, Chi
IA, iiass, Stonr, Aood Silver, Rrttana, and Hard
WARE, Je@"lry atches, etc etc.
The above, with their iull assortment Of goods for
hlautstion usc 1anae, kersCfs, th.tevs, Oanaburgs
,yoo ais, So they offer 70 II; moro particularly
N she.c le w - isrr are under 50 many obligations
n tghcir liberal patronage ga gears past.
4 SIMPSON & co.
n March %, 1850 3oaf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-01
QDlul.nAu. Book Store.


" would call the attention of the pu,lir to ON
" large and recent arrival OF BOOKS, being the
largest and most general yet offered to this conlnu
nifty In The store may BE- found works on History
theology Miscellany, &c, comprising III part
AlIssao History OF Europe; lIumes lug (cloti
and sheepJ
Miman's Gibbons Rome, (.heep and meslin)
Prescotts Works; Theirs French Reyo ution
We5stet's Dictionary, Ganrto edition;
do do octave DIS;
Splendid editions Of shake peare; lIudson's lee
lures on Shakespeare
Twins complete works --new edition.
Sales edition of Alchortn, with no'rs
A the standard poets; Miss LqnlJa's works,
illustrated editions OF On Qrixoe;
ltiison's works iyuch's Dead Sea;
fupper's Pro ard PeS cal works;
Sterne's COR l'cic work; ALth0us Classical Die.
Dciioa-y;
\ ,Hoa's ANTONY Of melancholy;
]raustams l'uqicl ~ .oscplv Nondon;)
Lad cape, Gardening and har, ilcGtccture.
(loNnng)
Miss Ed.rwVftl'- works. Dicks works;
8ongbronkc's WORKS; Prose Writings OF Germany.
Beautifully illustrated editions If lac Of Frank ~,
Halls works; Neander's Church History;
Chalmers works; Mrlviae's Sermons;
Ciarkt's Commentaries on he BJic, 6 volumes;
do 10 d. Testament;
A good a-sortme. 4 Of Medical looks also spler
id.y 1ouad Books ar presentation large assert
e,t ni caoo,s Book and Stationery Of very dis
crttian, marliug BLANK B1ok-. letter aud Gu pa.
per. raic.. Pens. tee and goA uk, &c.
ID T. RICHARDS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-01
Inc state OF Mississippi,
WNDES COUNTY.

Probate COurt- January Term 1851.
To alp'r,ons Interested IN The Reai Estate II
EZEKIEL FRAZIER, Deeedmd
yTOU are hereby cited 10 appear before the Pro
q bate Court OF said county, At the Courthouse in
Tie town Of Columbus, on the first Monday in Apr
next, 70 show cause, II a,y you have, why the io
lowing described lands, belonging to the estate o
tzokieI Ff3zier, deceased, to-w;
The east half OF section twelve, township ejgh
teen range seventeen east, and the north west quar-
Ter Of section seven, township eighteen, range
eighteen east lying IN said county should not be sole
sgreeab to the petition Of Ezeke r. Frazer, Dayic
-. Kyle, y, Z T. Frazer, his guardian, NJ ~. Fra
zier, Thomas r. Barrett, by VIA. FRAZER his guar
dian Mary Elliott, kubi Elliot, Peter Mason and
Jane Mason, by John ) fopp, their attorney-heIrs
sud distributes r. SAID Ezekiel Frazier. deceased
- Witness he Ion Il. Goodwin, Judge
+" ) Of the said Probate Court, the Isl Monday
- IN January, a. ID. 1851.
Issued January ,la5l.
DANL. WILLIAMS. Ok.
January II, 1881 nas-3nos
Printer Fee S5l 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-01
Grocer cs. tsl'Oenries.
fIADfA a EEAIt.
Mdraei Strftt, Columbus

Mdrnri STREET, Columbus HISS,
n EAVEs on hand large AM wcl-eelectcd assert
a 4 mrnt of GROCERIES,. to.wit:
Brown, clarified, crushed, powdered and oa! Su-
Rsrs.
lava ard Ro Coffee
Hoi,ssrs, New Orleans TyrrFs and R'v.
pepp ", Ginger, Aisrc., 5~e-,tas, Kttc,Eqs and
Plek!e-.
\ Imperial and GunpoTjcr Teas:
Linaanon, Cloves, hu'mpga Crackers;
Mustard, lemon Syrup and DFel Fruit;
Sperm and Sttr Candies, Soap and Starch;
iron and Steel, Nails, e. stn..;
Wine, Urandy, ROM Whhk u
Powder. Shot and le,d.
And they VIII kc pom hand the best Family Fioar.
Corn Mead, Bacon, sd every article 10 TIC srccrry
im with Chewing and SMku- Tobacco. au
slegtrs---sl Of winch viii be sohl ow for CASH.
Riheywi tay, or max, il ersl advances ~ ,Dtcn
ftore. NY. 80, 1850 2---u.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-01
IMPRnTFn rnTroN -.


s-CcEszc rs 10 phNlEL Fg1IT CO
HAVE the grs'ifcti'ul ot announcing % Pan
i a Iers ecaeraiiy throag aoat tie ooJtea gr0N ng
region thai they are pre7isei 20 furnish aHg asm5ei
ei their sapcrta- C,lo1 g rs.
The SUBSECTION which SO o ihCir MANUFACTURED
ave last season Is sufficient evteuce Of their su-
peroritv. and with the Improvements lr TIE pr-sen,
vc1r. have NJ hessncy ia SAYING, that for good ma
ierraIs iaahl % Workmanship, iAey vii NJ be sar.
pss~ed &. any.
Engagements fur GINS car Re made ~ he rosl
favorable terms with our travelling or loc.l Agents
Or ey sdtTs Sssnp tii- rTvprseiors a Pi-,I, - IA
Gins w1l re sent 20 arr pat D. Lie c1la. Is, aud
wsFFauJei 10 perform WEI.
A liberal cls cunt VII be uade FOR cash, and
when the Gin Is taken iroia tie MANDATORY.
They have a Foundry Connected with tisi-
mandatory, At which they are prepared 10 do NJ,
work and other casting. Gin Gearing constantly on
bard lor nIne, ten anl twelve toot wheels
Gins a.says IN hand al Campbell 6 Cos Mobile;
F, II Gumer & Co, Montgomery, ani H. X Car
ter i Co, New Orleans
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4 - persons IA any wise Interested in the Estate
= OF James &. Neaves, Deceased, are hereby no.
tuned that VIII file our account OF iln settlement
~ the prl Term OF Probate. Court OF lowndep
couu'YMt-siv-ipp lohe held at Couubus in the court
house thereof los5l at which time We shall ak for the
sad account 10 be received and allowance made aud
we Discharged at who's time all persous having an
interest caa appear and contest the same fhey wish,
SARAH AEAFES, nov
SARAH WILEY, AdmrK.
Z ~. WILEY. Admr..
F,b g. 1881. na2lf in right Of his wife