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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
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We were un b.. po.at e aaswetin- bftir
'hi. qusgun Wi,h ih-- chuVictiuaih we sbrIid
fe abe 10 Prove n IN wtEuuy beCause Of hrs
trtaehmrnI 10 thr uaian, aud therefore thai thlss
WIN app1s,d hin a-re usc-sstrlg isslaisaig.
b greater or lees deg'ee. vhrn We met vi h
In article ia thsi .rieslrni paper, Ihe savanah
iGa.l R-pIb nan. retiring 10 the Hlp. Howell
J OBJ. Mr1 9th ocoupiss he pF@rt-- l,.lsit,. n
IN Ceor9ia thar S~naioT Font 80 ia His.iss Dpi
3oih Union denocrals. stsnding "A tks G-urPia
Union pia'fo5m. wiling 10 scqu,e>ee 10 and all d.
by he Compromise as iongas II. 10 maaiained
hy The Nofth. tnay have b-en designslsd b, the
friends Of ine Ulinn in the ivo States. irrrSppc.
i've e old party lines 10 lead the Unlan forces,
nj bear slob the banner in the Gul,efnslorisl
contests The following extract from the article
IN thu Republican applies with 20 much force to
Ten. Fo0,P as well Ss 10 Mr.. Cobb, that we
quote Il a' fall answer TO the query above
m,de:--NatcheI Courier.
Id parry organizations have been broken
down, and men are now free Ia vote for whom
"'eysr they desirr. Wings may vote for DEM
'crats and democrats for wings Il is known that
Hr. Cobb has always been consistent drm-
ncrai. propose, lherrGEe. 10 lnqrfe into the
grounns upon which il 10 sought To make his old
lAr'y friends oppose him.
In The first place then. Mr.. Cobb is demo-
rat, aid has been one all his lie until old party
names were drnpprd at the instance of the Sc
cessipnIsts. tie has been a democratic repre-
'eniatve in Congress Tor number Of year,.
lie Is opposed 10 national hank. 10 a rurrup su
tens o. internal impro ensui aud 10 high RtfT..
i's old Eiends then caunul oppose hnl Oh ac-
count ui hs democrarl --iir is as godS iemu-
ri a. Judge Nc Donald. or any otter man.
We must look. therefore, Tor some 0Iler ground
foppo.uon
Is Mr. Cobb opposed on the ground lhu he
,sa Union man II so. then those who hu.
oppose him are necessarily disunon,ts. Fom
this there is no escape. II however. they dnnpt
Withhold their support because he is in iavU Of
4cquiescing in the compromise measures ind |
ne action OF the Georgia Convenient II So
hen they are unwilling to acqnesce in lh,se
measures and mean Ia RESIST them in som, way |
Nm who will not abide ~ he acion ofIlrri
Government must certainly intend to nu.llfy hat
'cion, and cons, qurnly they are revo.uion Is. !
he whole South (always expecting south tsro
ny has shown disposition To q desc" IN the ,
mn s'nise upon the conditions specified in the |
'eofg'a platform; aud when parties rise Up at I
H. lste DAY aud ayow their determination moi
. do likewise, they at once place lhrm~phe in
ne with South Carolina aud becomes seces-
.lonisl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
FRANKLIN ACADEMY.

we were present for brief time At the e.
animation of the pupils Of This institution on
Monday last, and were highly delighted At III"
performance. The pupils showed pretty cor
rect knowledge Of the various branches Of their
studies; they answered the questions put to
them promptly nHd accurately, and reclled some
very appropriate pieces in quite becomlnR ana
graceful style. The teachers IN both depart
men,s. male and female, have not only proved
sho,nselves to be well qualified, but they deserve
the thanks Of the community for their great zeal
and unrem,liuR attention 10 their duties. The
utmost order and the strctea discipline seem to
prevail In both schools.
The Academ, is now under better auspices
than I has ever beou. As the President Of the
BOARD Of Trustees. Mr.. Whitfield, said To us on
the occasion, I'VE have got things straight and
We mean to keep them So" Succrss I" The In
siiiulion, and all honor to ihosr who are an as.
sidoonsy and successfully teaching '1he young
idea how to shoot" Il is delightful task, says
COwper, and verify they will have their reward.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

- Tr7F- UashiiT-t-H--g7 ss--a,-la-sl6sil li5tf
D to rrsts b pf-Pir-f, 90 el--rTluE To- ua5 q
airy Il the Ds.ns.raue paw, says lid Ju-g
Wlis
st.v.-v-oes kl4rs M w Ok upln The II
s,rs 81 t-a. FlEr. "a ihe ir'rnt Il TIE eUnpr9-
gu.s, wi,h sytn Aihy and favor. and me opposition
% hrn On tbs srore - Wv 81, ls'-s1s', If &c.
ees.'u. il esn i ~ Ha5re tnsn - are =, Psiri.
o'ic AMI abe rsfesnta. wfhogi chang NJ ole
. frhe measures in tas support II which it il
aeg thai be erred
"Ne have f4i ia b n as 4 s)vnd Democrat
of he J..ff-rsan lad Jack an schloi.'
All ~. aisr having De,n thus radlrsed by
The .leading central d>nocrstic organ in the
United S4aes, tn rgN OF G-n. F'ots To fol
conmIni. n ia h. ds.noccadc church is denied
by The dg~.inss Of the plsty, because they
have Adopted the CT 81 Of her and strange
god., and wtnter~d from tie prucipes and
teachings Of the Old AMI established faith.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
AARON BURR.

About the year 1875 Col Burr was owner af
nearly one fourth Of hiork fronting Nassau,
, 'fd.r aud Lihart, streets and RrnahWay. H~
was an eminent lawyer. with an extensive piaf
i,ce. VAS inf5rmrd by one Of the profession
ma, bis praclice at one perod was worth ten
thousand ddars year. used Greq'enlvto 81
on iuri,s in the old City Hall. (n'w Ci,oRi
u use.) when Hamilton and Burr we,s the
opposing counsel. They were 10th a"a'r law
yers and e.oqlsn, sp. akers. A remarkable IN
c.den' Took pace one das rhe, wore Trying
che validity Of . will. Hamikur, having the
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

vi. 10 Ia hapd happened % lod +, haiseen
tae " DIV and bis--yas. tie r0.s. ant prayed
~ 6o1fia -lss gr-cr-,tiag.. AID. hsadiss he
VOL gpio ih- j. g. q .hifk uas Br9c,hit
EiEiHgluu.l - Ark O, IF IN Cuut. plra,P,
lherr 9 win ess from NJ ven, that VIII 80 this
natsrai Fr.i. II tha Court PLEASE bid Jh'' Ia.
sirumtht 80 as 70 l,nk through the pip-r. b.
VhiermHrks il d ted I've years after tue viii
NAs sgned The 'esiaior could mol insk- uiii
ii'- yQrs ai~r h. vas cea1 Of course q yer.
dir e. def d,m vs- gwen a. once.
F.. In 90 wear 1909 Go Burr was -.ecied 10 the
iofic- r Vie P-s-d-ui of the United -t4tes.-
iOa th' ll,h Il Jui,. 1894. he retired irpm %.
'lhIcAllifs. The "A al terminating OF The du-l
wih hamilton. ami the ssediet Of "wiifI mur
der. " rendered nv tns Cofnner's piV. caused
him l. absent himself from this par, Of b. cuul.
try. lie travelled through the SIuhem aud
WeSprn States. for the purpose OF getting up
an expedition against Mexico, for which BE- vas
tried for high treason. lie then fed 10 Eng
land where his papers were seized, and himself
thrown into prison. he was liberated soon az
ter travelled in France snd Germany, aud re-
tnrnd 10 New York in 1912. Tie resumed the
PRACTICE Of law at No Is, Nassau street. Be-
ing ighily esteemed by his fellow ciIlzrns, the
pfiil wa. uns,rccps full and he soon fell in de.
CAY in mind. body aud estate. Narhrw l.. D4
Wis. bis laSi solitary friend stuck To him cl ser
thai brother, and had him lndged IN n solila-
~ Iul. with a lonely widow, sna desert sand.
band in the wi.ds of Staten Island Here.
though the bounty Of Mr. Davis, be lived Tor
eighteen months and here, an The night OF thu
l4h of S'plemlrr, 1896. died Aaron Burr. in
he eighty hr.t year If his age, with mi friend
Ia cluse hi eyes, or wipe the dew.drops OF death
from his bros. Washington. Adams, JAY aud
flamilrnn died surrounded by weeping friend,
aod their graves were hedrwpd by the tears ol a
sentiment I'll, that n,norrth M, will hon
" he that despiselh me shall he lightly IS.
eemed," saiih he Book wnose amber is divine.
Burr was buried a, Trenton. n. j.
LAURIE ToDD, in the Hume Journal.
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ANNlQNCeaf ms


lT "a s'e 9 --.eT.ls g - "a. /. ,...,s
as candidate fr lie olice q glate o.. SO
ehe ensuing Npitnber 0lscllou. ode
U VIZ are sutio5iso6 10 anoO,no.
Se2TT ~ candidate for o6ee Of =, 'SSttilll
feAo' Al TIE ensuing NoFe0Aer slectisp. Otaa-
% We are a1tis5+iifiEa q sosssa..
TASy-zT as Candidate 90 tie - ~ y &
Caanes'.OF al the ensuing NOTeussr eIsctoS ~
= WE-are authorized to annsonce A.
I. OoooWlS a eAnd.tsie fur rp-eiseti'.l,.sNl1
once OF Judge Of The PROBATE Ccu-t ~ o sAs
county at the ensuing November e,ee,!,s. 'adss
II We are authorized 10 apnorn,s ~ ~
ELL az candidate Tor lie oGce ~ .Hoe.
InmSus' Miss, al tie ensuing oyenttr 49, s,,~
u We are authorized to anrounee u4.Iu-.
PATTERSON as a candidate ar Sieriff az 10
county al the ensuing November election. '~
y We are authorized 10 annosnss p n ~
as a candidate for the cfice OF ShetT n, s'Aos
county at ensuing November election. "S'a
TWe are authorized to announce ? p.e,ss,
As candidate for the office Of Sheriff ~ osqq
county at me ensH'nE November election.
u VS. are authorized 10 appop,c.
as Candidate Tor the Office Of Clerk Of ~ ~
rene Coart Of Chancery at the ensuing Novs. ~
election. "S'sn0e'
" We ara authorised 10 announce Au,, =
Love as candidate tor reelection 10 ,bs g.; =
Circuit Clerk Of LOwndes eoeuty a, the sn.s,'.
November election. 'NeHN
II We are authorised to announce Dam, St,gs
LIANs "a csndl late ioi reelection 10 the cs w.
pr'b1te Clerk for Lowndes county at the $50
November election. ssDT
OWe are authorized TO announce L. ]. Scvo.,
AR as tnildate for the OF :e Of County rre,.ns..
at the ensuing November election.
CrWe are authorized to announce F. na,.,-.
as candidate fer the office Of County Trea,a,.,",
the ensuing November election.
u We are authorized to announce JAcos Ts.,o.
a. cani'd'te Tor Treasurer OF Lowndes county !,
the ensuing November election.
IT We are authorized to announce nrso.
hckELLER asa candidate for Assessor of Iowrds.
county atthe ensuing November election.
1T We are authorised to announce LAwsns y
WILLIE FORD AS a candidate for the Office Of As.a.'
sor for the county of LJwndes,. at the ensuing M.
vember election.
1T We are authorized to announce J. W, AnAx,
az a candid tie 10 As4esso; for Lowndes Comfy a.
The ensuing Novem YER election. ;selsl
TT we are authorized to announce Br~,AMts r
TAYLOR "a a candidate fnr Town Constable At the
ensuing November election.
IT We are authorized to announce GEorerR
MCDANIEL. as candidate for re election to the of6es
OF Town Constable at the ensuing Novemberelection
u WE are authorized to announce JoHs p.
KREcEeR as a candidate for Constable. Of Dsuc,
No at the ensuing November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

JEws ~ JERUSALEM. Cnrznn notes |, Ne re-.
TX thle that the Jews who are born in Jsrlsa.
m are # = totally di I''fent caste from those wp
zee in Eonpe. In Jerusalem they are Of far
acr, very gty made. aud aricularIy efF-min
ate in manner. The young men wear l~k 81
eng hair IN zach side 81 he ,sce. which With
m il ho~ing siIk rohes. give hem the appear nee
If WON ~ The jews "f both se,ps are exceed.
iDgl, E,rd nfdlrss, aud anhugh they assume a
dry sgaiid appearance when they walk
ahIoad in iaeir ~ n houses they are to be- seen
claihed N rps y fnrs and richest >ilks ~ Dsms..
Gus The women are covered with gold. aud
drrss in b''ca.les sffWih emhr"iier, S'me oi
them are brhutfll The languag' usually
pkn by lAe Jews among Ihemse!Ves Is
Spanish.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

Hutchings Celebrated Dyspepsia Baiers -
Those Buffers arr designed FIR The cue Il hss
,eases hich arise from an impure state 9th
,tomach, and well have the performed thei part.
We have Witnessed their potsGcy among many
i nur friends and were induced TO lry their
efficacy as promoter Of appetite, having been
terribly annoyed with dyspepsia. and VA. fel
great pleasure 10 Recommending heir uss to vi
similar afflicted.
For sale 10y JAS JONES. d. co.
Sign q he Negro and Niorst.
Jnly 10 1851 n3-ly-2s.
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The State Of .Mississappi'
COAHOMA COUNTY.
Police Court, May Term, 10

Police Court, May Term at =
nRDERED by the Board that LEVI -. Iauls
" Ten Cents per acre be levied Cd y. ~ - sct Of
in this connty subject to such tax, unus, AZ tbs
the Legislature passed at called sess a,;oo Of .
State, A. d. 1850, providing for t.e -. sane Be
leye on the Mississippi River ana .''1' ,he Ii dsy
collected in accordance with Inc lne, =. ne Board
OF March, 1852 It's further on 81 - the Union.
tina, this order be pub shed 70 tae 'Ns J, Cnlur
y Iack.on and the Columbus democrat, =
hss M,s ,issup,, for the space Of to"r ~ceka,
oSs' u.el1 Clerk al he sald Court, % . ns
. certlIy ,hat'the above is true ana is sU, .
lS cepy Of the order OF sid Coari, g't y oSsls
! -, { der IN, had and Inc seal OF ,s sas
cour, q sail county, this alth June 49, az.
az, .a,.. iP.T,ssl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
UNION ASSOCIATION.

Thr En- cnive committee, to whom was as
signed The duty of,epo,tng plan Of organiza
'ion. lnr The union Association beg leave TO re.
por' The following;
ls.
Tha, this Association b" known as the Cen
tral Union Association of Lorndes County; aud
,ha, It's officer. cmss, nf a President, five Vice
Pre- sidents, twn Acting Secretaries and two Cor
r spouding Secretaries; Treasurer, Assis'nn'
Treasurer and an Executive Committee; ana
,ha, it shall meet once week. or oilrner il cali.
ed by the President
2,l Resolued That we recommend to the
citizens Of each civil bea, in the county the for
nation &c similar associations.
Srd. Resolved That the Resolution adopted by
the Union Convention. a jackson Nav. ls'L,
ls5O, and subsequently, ratified, by the State I'm.
ION Convention Of last May, constitute the prn.
ciples upon which the Association will act.
The following are the officers elected by the
hssOClA'luns
GEORGE r. CLAYTON, President
Vice Presidents
$. 8. FRANKLIN, +, F.. LSEcH,
Z. P. ODESEAL, II. JouNsroN,
1HoMAs G. BLEwErr.
Secretaries.
Gzo. LIP.coMu W. E. BALDWIN,
Corresponding Secretaries
A. SYKE, r. F0RT.
Treasurer and AsSistdm Treasurer.
E. DuwsINe l. II ILLEFIRD
Executive Committee.
IomN MooRR. JNo. 1. CoNNELL.
s. LAUDERpALE, GEORGE B. WARTS,
". HuMpmmEs. W W. VAUGHAN,
} II MILLIcAN, DAMEa : LULL
LIVER Jo>Es =. 4. H,wELL.
lBr BLALELY, IcHv X, OrrLEy.
!. EVANS. T.. Il. WARD,
.. II. GREGORY.
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COMMUNICATED
UNION ADDRESS.

Pnoy. COPELAND delivered a Union ldres,
on Monday evening last in The Court House 10
this place. There was fine audience. and e.
an hour and II half he comm'n ed the a,ten, "a,
Of the audience in manner nat usually done l.
our best old, we trained and ell quenl poh,
clans His introductory remNks mo,, cea (,
illustrated The original true isvpe of he ,w
parties, as hassed upon CIV. Qmman's rrcio
NATION and Message to the Legislature. and III.
Union parry. whose delegates convened At Jack
son at the same time the Legislature did. 10 Ii
extraordinary call" Of Gov. Qnitnan. u
stated that at that time Gov Qni'man. in
Message, and the Legislature by their acts, pro
c'a'n'd to the voters Of Mssissi 'pi thai the
were Tor prompt and peaceabe accession :
thai The people woaTd no, listen 10 il that nu
Hi"re Than one. Ia .cnA saildtsd woald yo,e e.,
secession. and that il became necessa,, G., n,
Qniiman party I" cha &c their name or a,
f'aee Eurths 1T the voters e Mis-iss,nni. The,
did change their mann. tar Gov Qnannn'sorpa,
the di-si,sippiau, pr elain-t oa, "Peeceal
Canpromis.ls, or D,sunioh ,asa" to Dcmecroti
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

Siais Rieiis Lsis n,a - HIRE r'en oapA
hgd eqld ihf qEl ID tysb p4iIr' know il.
Ard hoR ssia-hsF3 be 0ipQioi, Or P'ss'a-
Pc SecssS6s6 Bss~-cafiiur 'A--asalVss-'ha h'ai
mon spai,ias. + D.! word berer fh'n th'
ioa rsry rhate,vri. no Rad b'en mada q
irs no paw By @ i'msn'. eI'r-ordinprs
III n lAs LaR' ssurr, spi the Legiilalure'-
fI'raordnsry uoi-sserre to seCede from The
Ennn. The Pf'l.soi hen wsai 90 to shoS
80 dHpliciy 4 II DisRaiOa pary 10 calling
faeuse ses Democstie STATE Rights Union men.
% b-Rl' and deslve the unsuspeclInR and
on"si yeomany the country. Then he dis
used the sebarat acts & Congress contained
n ths comgomis. the DiErict Of Columb's
Bill. The admlssioi Of California into The Union.
he Territorial Bib Of Mexico and Euiaw. AMI
he adjustment mae with 'reIaS by which five
States could be mde slave States or free States,
as the consiilnliOn1 The inhabitants nigh; re-
quire.
His views on ih.e subjects correspond with
zen. FoO,e, Judge clayton and al our politician
who havr made lhen-elves acquainted with lh'
acts Of Congress on b. ''compromi-e and adjust
meat" The Professor said that the cnmpro
mise had been voted dawn by the Lower Hous''
m Congress. but thai the Senate intrrposed aud
showed the Lower House that the Wmoi Pr.
viso was unconstitutional, unjust and illibera@
aud that all The sIayeholding population could II
ihry would make dave States OF all the territory
of he United States. if they would but form y
majority unite, and present Republican Con
sItution. Ills remarks on the compromise WEI
funded upon historical truth bis argumeni.
were rredsiablp, aud his eucuion delightful.
would tain give you description of Prot
Copeland's Eloculion. but every body know,
who have heard him, much better. his beaulfh.
Eloquent and f-arlrss drlivpo, than can DE-
'clibe, aud ihose who have moi heard him, wi
Ie sure to Erm the same opinion wbrn the,
10. IN fact he Is the political ,aciician, thu
,lslodan. the 10y clan and the orator. | sincere.
y wish he bad ben candidate for the convrn.
ion Cor his a, qlrnca In brhai Of The Comprn
ME and Union won have ensured mis- cleo
ion and hs vOcp in thu convention would have
'een The echo oflhe Constitution and the Union
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The state II Mississippi,
LOWNDES COUNTY.
Probate Court, July Term. 1881.


To all persons interested IN The Estate q J0~
Lettrich decreased:
IN the case OF Insolvency Of said Estate, Daniel
] Williams, Clerk II tins Conrt. this day sence'ss
his repor, showing the list Of claims that have osen
filed against said Estate, and It appearing 70 'nt
isGcton OF the Court that due nUtice to creditors
has been given under former decree Of this Coun
as re ,ured BY law It is further ordered, ad)uogs.
and decreed that further publication OF Citation =
made in the Columbus Democrat for four wes...
excessively, notifying and warning all persons !"
terested to be and appear at the next seP'emO.Ii
Term ST this Court, to-wit: the lst Menoay, -
show cause. il any they cam why said report Shouts
not be approved. ,.5vs
- " ltness, the Hon N. Z. GoowIS, '.a
q $ OF said Court. the lst Monday Of !a'yA
~ 1851 Issued the l4th OF July, 1874.
DANIEL WILLIAM ILEsA,,
July 10, 1855 ns-4w " 30 W.
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61r From The .uhjoinrd notice il viii be seer
that our candidates g. the lie .sla,ure are ir
the field. and will address their fellow. citizen.
at va'ious faces in The county. We hesp'ak
for them an attentive hea,ing and lrg" aud
ences. TNey will tell an tones tale. vindi"a'e
The constitution --snd Uphold the Union. The,
are ''nnhlp Romans" fellow ciiizens every on
Of them, and well d serving your u,i'rd SIP
nn,i
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

Or We have several communications on hand
which we are compelled to defer t'- the present,
We are also, from pressing business, compelled
10 defer several editorial articles intended for
so.day's paper. Our correspondents must have
patience with Us. We rannm dn erery thing
In weex. As the Latin pee. says in one Of bis
beautiful pastorals, non Omaia possumus omnss.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
OBITUARY.

DIED-Ntar Columbus, June 20h, 1 81,
after a shout illness, Benz. CANNON, youngest
.ou ii Mrs. ]. E, Lpscunb, in the 4'h year o
his aye.
Weep not for those whom the veil OF the tomb
In LIES happy morning hath hid ir1m our eyes
Ere sin threw blight Der he spirits ing bloom,
Oreartb h ID prnfined what was born Tor the skies
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[ From Sundnu Times.l

Dyspepsia .-Thousa"d' endure the terrible
afli c,lon II dyspepsia withJnt an attempt TO ale.
waite the cause OF their sutierngs 10 all such
we would advise he use If Iluchipps VtgeA.
ple D, spepsia Blers. Numerous lamlss &
orr acquaintance lay in their f'arterly stock II
Ihes" btters rs they d. oilers ind, pensabe.,
and they are right. 4 snali wine glsss full
token tn" fist tting in e morning wlI I've found
m,st eli acions.
For gale by JAS. JONES. & 60.
Sign ufthe Negro and Mortar.
July 10, 1851 n5-ly-2w.
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From " Y. Star !

.AValua6le Medicine "e shoud take Iluch.
in-V l;lticrs 20 be- II We my Judge from the
numerous certificates OF M Isl worthy ard teIa.
BE pfope which we gee published almost daily.
That cru 4 disease, dy.ppsia, which 40 flea
drhrs the usual medicines. is 50 To Weld read.
Is 10 thr powerful curative qualities so arrfiy
compounded in this great antagonist Of die.
eaW.
For sale by JAS JONES. & co.
Sign OF he Negro aid Mortar
July is ls5l. n3-ly-2w.
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NOTICE.

SIDNEY S"IiH. ESQ Prpsidsn, Of the
Nohdp AMI OHIO Ri'oad Company, accom-
paolpd Ii, DR. CUM .TGnAM, thu Mississippi
Agrn', or hy the Ch'et Eag'ueer will msrl aud
speak 10 the people Of Mississippi At the follow
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

O, Tuesday evening the 5lh inst, al the
residence ot DR.. 5. $. Franklin, by the Rev,
Joshua T. R'ssel. Capt joHN c. TUrLE 10
Mise SARA E., eldest daughter OF Col. Nimrod
Dayis--al Of this county
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

0T The REV. MR. iSoRAHAM will preach
q. 81. Paul-' Episcopal Church 10 morrow at !
o'clock, A. N.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
NEW YORK CLOTHING.
WILD. BATES & TAYLOR.
(succgs .oRs TO c. LoNGsrREEr & co.,
NJ 81 NASSAU st.. NPn Yrk,

NJ 81 NASSAU ST.. Np1 Yrk,
WOULD invite the attention of Merchqnts ard
" Dealers in CLOTHING To their Fall and
Winter Stock, which for extent variety style snO
workmanship, cannot We excAed in the U states.
and t,ey believe a, ex, min tlon would FULLY repay
tie roape Of purrhasars
ltw,li btlA,r eais lvot to sustain the reputation
ofthe te concern selling well made garments At
low pr e.
bet e. cas- ofgooi- has Aeea GOT m N season
thln is usually funi in CLOTHING HOUSES, spd
with speri1l reietnce TO southern Trade.
New yoTk, July ~, 1891. s-lmo.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

OF There are three fall chapters OF the histo
~ OF the h,nnsn heart IN the f4owng linlr an,
ecdo,r. We wish il wou'd strike as deep into
the sen,ib titles If ~vrr) N who has children
o. others ~ his Oh ,rg". n, it has into ours
The Jacksonville II journal says when
the Superintendent Of h. A,> Ium for the pc i ~
that countrs !irs' took charge ofIt be found
insane man who had hen load with cham
fr years.- Believing thai the rruety KEEP, the
man insane, he took The resp MS billy NJ taking
them 81 and restoring him 10 liberty The man
ir-t Ay~d. 'xP' cilug fresh bar ufe then be
d a. ed and fHaIiv rra Z i h was tree lie
WAS overpo"trd VIVA d lglt exc aim ~ con,
s'anl, ~ h. hook d upon he outer word e sun
shine. 'Oh. how heau fnI !" | hen gra.iluds
10 HIS iaeraior prevailed. Al length he ven
Voluntarily u wo,k IN the garden though h. tad
nearly lost all rs locomhiun, and he became
"nntey recovered lie Is now working ON a
fam.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

o. This wicked bit why epigram is IRON
the F,ench # In Wan:
"'rhe world o. fools has such store,
That he who would mol see An asa,
Must hdi 1t home and bolt his door,
And break ms looking glass.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19
FREE FERRY.

E7HE KEA1ON FERRY, situated on the
z Bigbee and on the main thoroughfare between
Columbus and Aberdeen, is FREE to the travelling
public [july 10, n3.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-19

For GAe 2Isd Congregational Disirtet,
JOHN A. wilcox,
Of Monroe County.