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Col. CHAs. GATES ct. al.
Pistols. but no Coffee,

Gov Foote, in his letter to Mr. Muse, found
upon our first page, says;
"Nelther with the hired scribblers of corrupt
and llcenous press, nor with any of the subordin-
ate ministerial functionaries of King Caucus, can
enlist IN any species of contest which Justify the
supposltlon that hold such reptiles to be entitled
to recognition as gentlemen and equals. When
some man of approved character and standing shall
formally seek me as an antagonist, or shall make
himself in any way responsible for the low bred
msoence and heartess decrial to which | have
been every hour subjected for five months past, at
the lnstlgaton of certain leading personages who
deem 1t most prudent to have the work defamation
carried on through an irresponsible source, | shall
IN all probability, do all that generous and manly
Indignation could prompt, or the usages Of high
toned code of chivalry would justify
The Governor has very snug way of his own
OF avoiding these little responsibilities. In this
case, he deals in unmeasured detraction of a large
class OF his fellow citizens exhausts his vocabulary
of Billingsgate slang for offensive names and cpl
thets, and having by that means sunk them so low
III his own estimation as to feel unwilling to recog
nze ''such reptiles as ''gentIemen and equalS;"
and thus avoids responsibility.
Some two or three years ago, we learn that the
Governor was sought ''by man of approved char
acter and Standing" when the present pleas would
not avail him, but as will be seen, he was not with
out resources The story goes that he had his
chops slapped, and he was vaporing about in Il
somewhat theatrical style, when the gentleman Of
approved character and standing addressed him:
Gen. Foote, go with me to private room" The
! redoubtable General replied: "Have you coffee
and pistols for two, sir?" Il have pistols, but no
coffee coolly replied the man of approved char
acter and standing" Il won'tgo' says the Gen
eral. ''You are afraid to 90" says the of
approved character and standing" And so Gen.
Foote did not go, but the reason given for it by
the gentleman of approved character and stand
ing certainly was not the true one. The Gov
ernOr did not fig about the pistols, but you
see he had no notion of going without his coHee
If we were allowed to pass'an opinion upon the
merits of these pleas, we should say they are both
defective. The plea of want of coffee might be
allowed to pass but that of want ofequaty, when
he had placed himself upon a common basis with
the subordinate ministerial functonares of King
Caucus by traducing and slandering them, is de-
cidedly defective, and argus great want of chiv-
airy If lord to place himself upon an
equality with vagabond, so far as to get into
an alteration with him, and were toinsult him, he
would not be at liberty to plead inequality of posi-
ton, when satisfaction is sought in compliance
with enlightened code ofchiyalry. - VichsJury
Sentinel.
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A LUCKY ESCAPE. The Simeon Draper Whose
Suspension the paper brings us intelligence! is
the individual to whom Secretary Corwin made a
loan of several hundred thousand dollars ofIublc
money, against the plainest provisions OF law. He
is Wing of the Seward stripe and was particularly
Jealous for Scott in the Baltimore Convention. In
the event of Scott election he would in all proba-
bility have been permitted to hold on to the loan,
and have ..suspended" with million of public
money in his pocket Mr.. Guthrie compelled him
to account, and thus saved the country snug sum.
Diapers subsequent failure proves that he was
speculating on his loan from the Treasury.
Richmond Enquirer.
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OBITT

DlED-In this city. on Sunday evening (23d
INST: of lnfamatory Fever, BETTE. oni y child
of Mary c. and the late Charles H. Hooks, aged
5 years and 10 months.
DIED on the night Of the 22d ult, of Yellow Fe-
yer, IN the Goth year Of her age, Mrs. Cattle
RINE, wife Of WM. p. DoNNELL, of this city
The deceased had been devoted member Of
the Babtist Church since 40 to the time of her
death it was her dying request that her relations
and friends should meet her in Heaven. Her loss
to her family is irrepairabe. A devoted and af-
tectlonate wife and mother, a kind and sincere
friend she eminently adorned every station in life
She has passed the ordeal from which none can
escape and to which all should look with conf
dence and ardent desire. Earth has lost mortal
and Heaven has gained an immortal soul Death
is an unwelcome messenger, and yet he invites the
good and pure to scenes of glory and to the com
pany fthe just, whether it is confidently believed
she has gone. She will not return, but those who
will go and do likewise can meet her in Heaven
where sorrows are unknown, and friends are uni.
ted forever. A FRIEND.
Columbus papers pleas copy.
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!. soofiiERy ClssT1gr.-e

II f zs1rl & H ca s MuaDoose H4nl.ro,
LIN d BnorHER orr lS9TIS 4 HIrrIELL63 r. bs
Of c n1lEE,S !, q Columbus n MI lEAEls and Ez
G GREER a. ,b anuaetu Ts5 F. have supplies
County North the c EoGk Island Nils II Gfsos Yg5He
market and southern goods suited the s5 he
gen sss IPqFed present. to do Which
nd at the sa on e business Purposes and dp n1e sufficient
ID n tie T@ S5 goods Of similar g ga o' a as per-
anne nnfy !. ask from all Who ar. H. ~
oronr % ministry at home, 70 1sosed to foster this
$ Of their . eo9d and are perfectly wIn@ fn t the most
co5er 8tb }'iS S<s may be dete5etJ attic the sue
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SLEEp.-Six hours of sleep quite sufficient
for am healthy adult in the summer season, but
in winter the time may be heightened to eight
hours. Children, however should be permitted
to sleep as much as they will, ndparticularly dur
inc the first stage of infancy. In order to rest
quietly at night, ore ought to take moderate ex-
excise nthe day time avoid strong teaand coffee at
evening, eat only light supper, and preserve a
calm, undisturbed mind. The chamber should
be we'll ventilated, cool, and without flowers OF
strong odors.
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(AssEZ

Thc following letter handed by the Sheriff 1t
explains itself, and i'll such need add word
prompt the liberality OF our citizens.
JACKSON Miss Oct. 90, 1853.
Dear r:-Will you be SO good as to cause a
collection to be taken up at your election, for our
"State Monument" to the Volunteers who fell in
Mexico. Any thing that may be realized remit to
any of the State officers here or to the under
signed.
f. S. HUNT, Chairman,
Finance Com. S. NJ. S.
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FOnrr

Or Inc California popular vote will this year reach
$4,000, 1t is said The city of San Francisco nolls
10, l13 votes being an increase of I97 I pI,ls
since the Presidential election, when it sood o8e
The vote in the rural districts of the country has
risen in the same time from $50 to 8q6. The vote
IN the city OF Sacramento reaches $50 now aoainst
4,y9o at the Presidential election MarysviIle
Polls 1907 votes, Stockton 472, and Nevada citv
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HrnNANpo, Miss, Aug. Is, 1858

HERxANDo, Miss, Aug. Is, 1853:
Dear Sir At your request. will now give
the substance of conversation that took place at
the CITY Of Jackson, on Saturday, the last day o.
April, 1853, two days previous to the meeting Of
the Democratic State Convention, to which | was
delegate from Desoto, between myself ana 10Y 70,
Foote. He asked me who the Convention Woulu
nominate for Governor. / answered. that we o
the North, were for jacob Thomson lie remark
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NOTICE.

A LII persons interested in the Estate of JAMES G..
4 Larry deceased, are hereby notified that shall,
as Guardian of the heirs Of said JAMES G. Larry pre-
sent for final settlement my account and vouchers
the next December Term of the Probate Court OF
Lowndes County, and apply for discharge from said
Guardianship All persons interested will attend and
contest the settlement and discharge, if they think
proper to do SO.
Guardian Of the heirs of ]. G. Larry.
Columbus, Miss, Oct. lst. 36-6od.
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FRosT-There was heavy Frost at Columbia
Yesterday morning. and the traces of Frost were
distinctly visible on vegetation far down as
Branchville There is reason to believe that it has
extended westward throughoutthe cotton growing
region. Huntsville and Memphis were visited
with flest on the morning of the Sd inst.
The editor Of the Natchez Courier has been fur
nished with plantation record, giving statement
ofthe dates at which black or killing frosts have
occurred during the last twenty.one years, at a
point adjacent to that city. 1t reads as follows:
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ca ca mat the nomination of Thomson would not ID
t tIf 'He reason that Fooe had been informed
Iar ~; ihomson had rendered himself very unpopu
lt n tne river counties by enioinin the collection
~ ~ 'ne leVee tax In the same conversation with
~ tne uovernor' he said that, McRae was the man
~ n11nate' and that, if nominated, he (Foote.
would support him with pleasure
Yours truyl,
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WATCHES AND JEWELRT.

m HE subscriber has just received new and a.
well selected assortment of Watches and ~.
Jewelry of the latest fashions, &c, which he W
will sell on the most favorable terms. Old Gold ant
Silver takenin exchange for goods. Particular atten
ton paid to Clock and Watch repairing.
|. NJ KNAPP,
South Side of Main Street.
Columbus, Oct 9th 1853-No. S7-6m
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Tin, Siacct.IrOn and COppcr-Ware
NAANVFACYORX.
lMarket Ntreet, CoLumbus, ]

Market Street, Columbus, Mississippi
T1HE subscribers happy to inform the public that
they prepared to do all kinds of work in
their line of business with neatness and despatch,
perhaps, than any other similar establishment
in the country. Their stock is and complete,
and the best that could be purchased in Mobile.
In addition to very large assortment in Columbus
they WILL in very short time, have two horse Jersey
wagon running, which will enable them to Eli any
der from the country surrounding villages, at the
shortest notice. and at prices low that they
fail to please.
(E5XVell tubing manufactured in superior style,
and of the best sheet-iron that can be had.
Persons wishing tn-ware will find it greatly to their
interest to examine their assortment before purchasing
elsewhere, as they are determined to sell GOOD AR
TICLES and SELL CHEAP.
0TGuttering and repairing done TO order.
RICHARD TAYLOR,
j. p. DOUGHERTY, Superintendent.
Columbus, Miss, May Z, 1853. l5:x
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Rev Mr. Chambers, in his address to the ladies
and clergymen at Philadelphia few days ago
spoke of visiting "Taylors Saloon, when IN new e.,
York, and declared it the most splendid OF , an
thero with all the boldness imaginable, sitting
sL t,,,,bIars and straws, and though they had
been ,aeaned thirty or forty years, they were suck
in0 STILL
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dence with the Hon. S. J. Ghoson, since s.
9welPt OF yours in reply to ours Of this mornfiE-
gu VIII now please state to us whether or not n
y y speech at Athens, you intended to impuan
the oineIal conduct and integrity of Judge Ghoson.
Respectfully
CHARLES GATES.
THOMAS BRANDON.
VIM. INCLUSION,
J. L. TINDALL, JR.,
HILLARY FOSTER,
E. B. MILLS
70 Hon. F NJ ROGERS
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WAsHINGToN. Oct. II, 1876:
Finance Com. S. NJ. S.

NASHlNGTON, Oct. II, 1898
| am led to believe that Collector Bronson has
not only not written reply to Mr.. Guthre's let
ter but that he has declined doing it at present
He will probably suffer The matter to rest till after
the election. Ills influence, whatever it may be,
will, doubt, be left unmpaired, for full exercise
at the comisg election. The HARDs owe their Vi
taity to him chiefly, for it was his letter to the
Tammany Softs that brcalhed the breath of life
into the uards as a party. He will fight the bat
lie mautuliy, and be prepared TO die gracefully.
The Buffalo party IS every where gaining strength
and the country is thus becoming prepared to
meet the great and pregnant Cuban question
The annexation OF Cuba, as a free State, has al
ready become popular measure at the North,
and party there will oppose it. The question
will be brought upon Us 10 full force during the
term olthe present administration, and it is already
known that the HardS and the national wings will
with the Sotts and the antislayery men of all
shades in the extension oil The area OF freedom by
bringing into The Union more Tree territory The
North wil, according TO present appearances, be
united on this subject
Great Britain IS about preparing the way for
lii. emancpacjon of the slaves in Cuba, and thus
hal. The work Of the Northern people viii be done
tot ueir hands 1t is probable Jhat even the next
Congress will have to lace this question IN some
form.
J. was stated recently that Che administration
lad fixed upon the proper person Tor the China
mission, and upon one who would accept Jhe ms
sion, and go. The name OF the eccentric lndNId-
ul was not mentioned, but it is now asccrtaned
TO be Mr.. Rober. NJ. MeLane, ofyour city. There
a.e many good reasons in favor OF ms selection.
/, will BE- gratifying to General Cass, II has been
lately asserted jhat Gen. Cass lrienus have been
neglected by the administration, and 1t is highly
important that the ground for this assertion should
be removed besides, Maryland is entitled to some
distinguished mark of the favor of the administra-
ton Yours &c Ion.
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HEEDI GAL.

DOCTORS MALONE & LANIER, having uni
IL ted in the practice of Medicine, respectfully ten
der their professional services to their old friends and
the public generally
Their long experience in the treatment of the dis
eases of this climate enables them confidently to prom
se that all cases conded to their care will be saslac
torily managed.
Surgical and Female cases far or near will receive
prompt and efficient attention.
November lst, 1853 4O-Iv
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A young clergyman having preached on one
occasion for Rev DR.. Emmons, was anxious to
oct word ofapplause, and as the grave doctor
aid not introduce the subject, was obliged to bait
the hook for him. Il hope, sir, did not weary
vour people by the length of my sermony to-day
..No sir, not at all, !" replied the doctor ''nol
hu the deph of it eithef.o
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ORR THE F1EID.- Mr.. Mcdowell, the
Wing candidate for the Legislature IN RANKIN X
County, has declined further prosecution o. the
canvass, leaving the field entirely TO tnas s9elnns
Tso II will be useless for any other Wing TO en-.
Tar the canvass with Mr.. Jayne.
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MARRIED--On Thursday evening, Goth inst
by the Rev. DR.. Harrison, Mr. R. r. SNowDEs
and Mrs F. D. LIVINGSTON, all of the city.
Monroe DeUpOcy0t
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snopie sdpen. on when in the funess
roo Ha 10 something would 1r P 5ave newspaper
A D5SSsSocllon and amusement "''n0ut deriving.
i I'm goin assy iS India planter,
way down hill, anx Journey I',--"Nebbs aambo
- -~>~~~~~aRSsoling him, ..bin, a n1n 5
"4ou latter me-. = 81 reach de end Nh y, al de
day, to ayonng lady. who 8ec~-~---
of his moustache. For requisite the ~, II
lnterposed Hoosier, 'don't mag the bea viet a
TER than he is now'' ms, S11ieS n
FLAT
ORIGINAL SN.-In one of John Adams's%
his wife is the following remarks on original sin -
why" says the doctor, 81 satisfy myself about Ia
this manner Either original sin is Invisible or ind
visible. lfitis Invisible, every descendant of Ada1
and Eve must have part, and the share which falls
each individual at this day small particle that
think it is not worth considering If indivisbe the
the whole quantity must have descended in right lin
and must now be possessed by one person only an
the chances millions and millions to one that, TIL
person is in Asia or Africa and that have notl
ing to do with it,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAFE
TTHE residence of Major William Dowsing, mile
| and half east of Columbus, containing one hun
dred and twenty acres of land, forty of which is in
cultivation with good Dwelling and all necessary Out
buildings new and complete; together with stock OF
every description. Corn and Fodder will be sold on
the Goth of Nov. next if not disposed of previously
A fine Artesian Well of SPLENDID water is upon the
premises.
The above residence is one of the most comforta-
BILE and desirable in the county
OIL For further information apply to
L. i. DOWSING. or
B. G.. HENDRICK, Jr.
Oct 29th, 1853 40-tf
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Col MCRAE states that
On Sunday Evening previous to the meeting OF
the Democratic State Convention III May last, Col.
McRae met Governor Foote on the street IN Jack
son, the first time since they parted in the Senate
Chamber at Washington. They saluted each other
cordially, their personal relations being friendly
and after a few words of familiar conversation, as
they separated, Governor Foote said to Col. Nc
Rae
Tomorrow, you will be nominated for Cover
nor. l will be very happy to support you"
This, Col. McRae says, was voluntary on the
part Of Gov Foote, and unexpected to him. lie
simply replied that he did not desire or expect the
nominatAn for Governor or words to that effect,
and no further conversation ensued between them.
Judge Smith the High Court, G. c. Chandler
and ". c. Lasey, Esqs., delegates to the conYen,
uon from Lauderdale, were present, and heard
Governor Foote make this statement to Col. McRae
A friend was also with Governor Foote, who heard
him make this statement, supposed to be MIR. M
q. Lewis, of the North Mississippi Union.
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ABERDEEN, Sept. 18th, 1858,

ABERDEEN, Sept 18th, 1858,
y our late note to me of this evening, has been
received, IN which you ask me to state whether or
not IN my speech at Athens, intended to i'm
pugn the official conduct and integrity of Judge
Gholson.
In reply thereto, I frankly say, that Ibid not IN
tend to apugn the official conduct and integrity Of
Judge Gtolson.
Yours Respectfully,
F. NJ. ROGERS.
Col. CHAs. GATES ct. al
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9th p. DoUTHIT, is authorized to receive neu
Subscriptions and receipt for money for the same, for
the Southern Standard. 0' i0'
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GENTLEEENS CLOTHING AND FUR
NKSEEENGs EMBELLISHMENTS
G. w. VAN HOOKS,

U. W. ' AN HUUkS
STOCK IS NOW FULL AND COMPLETE,
COMPRISING the latest Fall and Winter STYLES
y of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Gaps,
Saddles, Trunks, Carpet Bags, FQljses and Ubrias'
The Furnishing Department is well supplied with
Shirts Under-ShirtS, and DraUerS, Collars, Gloues
Handherchiets, CraUats Ties, Stocks DC. dc. &c
Also, BOYS CLOTHING.
Splendid Stock just receved-all of which will be
sold Uey lo0 for Cash to good and punctual men.
Oct. goth, 1853 4O-tf
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state of Mississippi, Lowndes County.

state of Mississippi, LOwndes County.
WHEREAS, Letters testamentary were granted to
w the undersigned, Executor Of the Estate Of VIII
liam Weir, deceased, at the October term Of the Pro
bate Court in and for the State and County aforesaid
All persons having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them for payment duly probated they will b
debarred according to law.
THOMAS c.. WEIR,
Executor of the Estate of VIM. Weir, decd.
October 9th, 1853. 40-6w.
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MARION, Sept. 5th, 1858.

Mon. JNo. J. McRAE,
Dear Sr:-On Sunday
evening preceding the meeting of the Democratic
State Convention of May last, in company with
yourself and Judge c. p. Smith, we met Governor
Foote, and if we are not mistaken, Mr. M. &.
Lewis, on the streets of Jackson, near the State
Capitol, and after few moments OF conversation 45
aet of seperting' Gov. Foote remarked to you
Colonel tomorrow you will be nominated for
Governor, and I shall support you with pleasure;
or words to that effect. Your reply was, IN SUP
stance, that you did not expect or desire the nom
ination Yours truly,
w. P. LASLEY.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR
JOHN J. McRAE.
SECRETARY OF STATE
WILLIAM II. MUSE.
AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
MADISON McAFEE.
STATE TREASURER.
SHIELDS l.. HUSSEY,
ATTORNEY GENERAL
DAVID G.. GLENN.
CONGRESS-STATE
WILLIAM BARKSDALE.
FOR CoNGREss-sECOND DISTRICT
WILLIAM S. BARRY.
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EsegsEfaF Eight Day Packet for Column
bus and Aberdeen.
THE Splendid fast running passen- -,Iii~%IA II
ger Steam Boat CHAMPION, .s - a
T. NJ. BURLINGTON. Master, will commence her
regular trips as above with the first rise of the river
and continue throughout the season.
The CHAMPION is entirely new, built expressly
for the trade of exceedingly light draugh, has boilers
5.I6 of inch in thickness and for speed safety and
accommodation she is unsurpassed.
Oct 25th, 1853. 40-6m.
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Columbus, Miss, Sept. 1853. 35-3m.


Fine Chickens, Suffolk Pigs, sc.
TINE Subscriber has for sale at his Garden and Nur-
sery, near Mobile, eight varieties Of foreign i'm
proved Chickens, viz -
BRAHMAPooTRE, CoAcHIN CHINA
BULL AND WHITE SHANGHIE
WHITE BANTUMs, &c.
Hone KoNG GEESE, ALsBURY Ducks,
All selecled by an experienced and reliable man,
for their purity and good qualities They have been
carefully kept separate and are now pure when
first imported.
Any quantity of fresh EGGS may also be obtain
ed
The PIGS are of the genuine Suffolk Breed, and
will be ready for delivery within couple of months
The Nursery and Greenhouse are filled with an ex-
tensve assortment of rare and choice Fruit and Or
namental Trees, Shrubs, Towering Plants &c, all
of which will be carefully packed and shipped to or
der.
Orders may be left with G. CosTER & Co,
A. B. CAUSE.
Oct. 9th, 1853
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ABERDEEN, Miss, Sept. Sd, 1855

ABERDEEN, Miss, Sept. 81, 1883.
Hon. f. NJ. ROGERS:
Dear Sir:-Yours ofthis morning is be-
fore me. | understand you as having charged me
with having improperly executed blank certificates,
in my official capacity.
If my understanding is correct, I have only to
say to you that l will be out of the limits OF the
State of Mississippi at such time and place as shall
suit your convenience, for tho purpose of having
further correspondence with you.
Col. NJ. J. Bunch is my friend, authorized to
make all arrangements &c, &c.
Yours, 5 j. GHOLSON.
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L. F. RIGGS & co.
oNwR

Neal door to Cad1s Livery Stable on Married Streei,
COLUMBUS, MISS,
HAVE just opened new Carriage Repository,
II where they are constantly receiving direct from
New York all kinds of Carriages and Buggies which
they offer at the lowest Mobile prices car cash az
proved paper. Orders received and promptly execu
ted for any style of Carriage.
March IL, 1853. 7,6m
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