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FOR SALE.

HE residence Of Major William Dowsing, mile
L ana halt east Of Columbus, containing one hun
dred and twenty acres Of land forty Of which is /,
cultivation with good Dwelling and all necessary Out
buildings new and complete together with stock O.
every description. Corn and Fodder will be sold on
the 10Th OF Nov next if not disposed of previously
A fine Artesian Well Of spended water is upon the
premises.
The above residence is one of the most comforta
bic and desirable in the county
0~l- For further information apply TO
F. L. DOWSING, or
&. q. HEN DRICK, Jr
Oct. 29th. 1858. 4O-tc
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Lou MONTE ~ California correspondent
oives an account of the recent dongs of Mrs. Pat
rick p Hull Marie Head, Countess dc Lansteldt
alias Lola Montez. She was recently arrested Tor
assault and battery and heavily fined. Becoming
engaged at her Chinese servant, She seized him
by his long tail of hair tied tito the door knob and
slapped his rice mascaing Jaws p H o% 5o srf
loose unless he scaIped himself After the per
petraton of this feat, the quondam countess still
further ''astonished the natives" by mining whole
day, in corduroy Bloomer costume. To cap tho
climax of the eccenuicties, Lola has sued tor a
separation from her present husband, after union
of but few months, and sought the protection OF
a handsome caJollero. Her assigned reasons Tor
this course the correspondent says are not Tor ears
polite
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THREE CHEERS FOR LEWIS CAss.-JoHN AN
buren,, one of the orators of the Democracy, at
Tammany Hall, in the citG of New York, on the
4th instant, took occasion to compliment the Hon.
LEWIS CAss, and at the close of his speech remark
ed
PERSONALLY, l never had an unkind feeling to-
wards him. L have enjoyed the intimacy OF that
great and good man, in foreign countries as well
as at home, and regard him now as among the
cherished leaders of the democratic party. have
no means of knowing what may be his peculiar
views in regard to myself; but, knowing and re-
garding him as one of the great leaders OF the
democratic union, call on you he to unite with
me in giving three cheers for LEWIS cAss' Of
Michigan. 1Three loud and enthusiastic cheers ,5
answered the call then more. Now SAD Mr. M
VAN buren,, if the wind were from the East the :
old man could hear that at Detroit, and IL "onlu
do his heatr good"
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NEDTCAI.

DOCTORS MALONE & LANIER. having uni
IL ted in the practice of Medicine, respectfully
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 prom
Use that all conded their will be satsac-
torily managed.
Surgical and Female cases far or near will receive
prompt and efficient attention
November LIST, 1858. 40-ly.
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Administered. Snfo.

u order Of the Probate Court Of Lowndes COUNTY
ID viii sell at public auction at the Court House
in the town of Columbus on Monday the 2Ist day OF
November next on a credit Of L months, Fourteen
LIKELY NEGROES, to-wit: Haga9, Marian, An
drew, Susan, Harry, Sarah, George. jerry Sutume
Oliver, Jane, Hannah, Henry and Disey. Also at
time and place on q credit Of / and years those
large and Conmodioas BRICK STORE HOUSES
situated the North side Of Main street in the town
of Columbus at present occupied by Hale & Murdock
and Lamphn & Whitfield; also a % year privilege
in the Ferry across Tombgby at Columbus.
J. (. BUTLER, Admir-.
Of Samuel Butler deceased.
Octoher 10Th. 1873. 3S=LE
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
| Subscribers is dissolved by mutual consent. II.
G. HUMPHREYS will attend to the unsettled business.
CHARLES WALSH
HENRY G. HUMPHREYS.
Mobile, Nov. 10th, 1858.
THE undersigned will continue the Grocery and
Western Produce Business. on his own
account, in the name of HENRY G.. HUJIPHRIES
d CO. and has moved to the third and fourth Stores
in Battles New Bujldinsg, Commerce Street. north
of St, Louis street II. G.. HUMPHREYS.
Mobile, Nov. 10th, 1853. 43-4w.
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Boston, Nov. 2-The Freesoilels, last night at
their meeting Faneuil Hall, had free discussion
of the recent letter of the Hon. Caleb Gushing IN
regard to the coalition. They attacked it with
great fury, and denounced its author in no meas
ured terms.
There has been no removals yet in the Boston
Custom House, but the incumbents fully under
stand that fthey act hereafter in favor OF the Goa
lition, they will be decapitated.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. II, 1858.
Baltic arrived. Liverpool dates November the sec
ond. Sales Cotton during the week thirteen thous-
and bales. Spectators took three thousand; Expor-
ters two thousand bales. Orleans fair six three
fourth; Mddling six Upland six three eghths-
Niddlng five and three quarters, demand moderate
Lower grades declined. Trade in the manufacturing
districts unchanged since last Steamer-nothing def
mite in regard to the Eastern question.
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RANAW Az.

TROM my plantation in Okt!bbeha county. Miss.
L on the night of the End instant, my negro man
Joshua. He is about A years old, black with coarse
prominent features, and is rough blacksmith He
rode off large sorrel horse mule. a liberal reward
will b given for him or the mule.
JOHN ". RICE.
0hoctaw Agency, Nov, 18th. 1853 i2-4w
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'7'in. @E,cct-sr0v sE5sd CGppcr-yg3rc
HxANELEAGTEGs E&N.


-Ha-ie5 S.reat, Co'aua5us Mississippi.
THE subscribers are happy to inform the public that
! they now prepared to do all kinds Of work in
their line of business with neatHess 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, hch vii! enable them to fill any
der from the country surrounding villages at the
shortest notice and at prices 50 low that they
fail to please.
0-IWell tubing manufactured in superior style,
and Of the best sheet-ifon that can be had.
Persons wishing tn-warc will find greatly to their
interest to examine their assortment before purchasing
elsewhere. as they determined to sell GOOD AR
TICLES and SELL CHEAP.
0[EGuttering and repairing done to order.
RICHARD TAYLOR
j. p. DOCGHERT'Y, Superintendent
Columbus, Miss, May :, 1853. l5:x
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F9R SAFE

4 comfortable House and Lot Out House, an,
Il Fence new. Apply to
T. c. WEIR, or
w. L. LIPSCOMB.
Oct. 29th, 1853 4o-2m.
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Coombus, Miss Sept. 1888. 35-3m.
Fine Chickens, Suflelk Pigs, &c.
THE Subscriber has for sale at his Garden and Nur-
/ scry, near Mobile, eight varieties Of foreign IN
proved Chickens, VIZ =
BRAHMAPooTRE, CoACHIN CHINA
BULL AND WHITE SHANGHIE
WHITE BANTUus &c.
HoNG KoHG GEESE ALsBURY Ducks,
AL selec3ed by an experienced and reliable man.
for their purity and good qualities They have been
carefully kept separate and now as pure as 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 filled with an eX-
tensive assortment OF rare and choice Fruit and Or
namental Trees, Shrubs Flowering Plants &c, all
Of which will be carefully packed and Slipped to or
der
! Orders may be left with c. CosrER & Co,
\. B. CAUSE.
i Oct. 9th, 1853.
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TENNESSEE COMMISSION HOUSE.

1E000 Pounds of Bacon gust received, consist
LoUUU ing Hams, Shoulders and Sides.
Bacon and Lard of superior quality--lor cash OF
credit until January 1854, for acceptance.
For sale by d. BALDWIN, Ag't.
Liberal advances made bacon, and other articles
left with us sales Refer to Messrs. Franklin &
Bro, Gay & Bro, and O. T. Kceler.
July 90 1853 #
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WORK STEERS.

GENERAL yoke-well broke, in fine condition.
= Mrs. Spencer, near StarkvilIe, Mississippi.
Nov. 18TH 1853. 43-3w.
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DLANKS-Executions and Attachments printed OF
X fne Aatcap paper and the blankneatly ruled, fol
lie ~ At this office. Price 1925 per quire,
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GEN'TLEWENS CLOTHING AND g2ErxS-
NESEENG EsTA8LESHEExT
G. w VAN HOOKS,

N. ". ! ~ IIUUMtN7
STOCK Is NOW FULL AND COMPLETE.
COMPRISING the latest Fall and Winter STYLES
y Of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and GINS.
NaddleS, IrlLs, Carpet Bags, Vaijsss ami Ju5riias
The Furnishing Department is we'll supplied with
St1rt, Jader-SbirtS, and Drascsrs, Co3ars, GIoges
Handherc4jcfS, Crarats, Ties, Stoc5S &c. &c Dc
AlS0, BOTS CLOTHING.
Splendid Stock just receyed-all of which will be
sold rery tols for Cash to good and punctua men
Oct. Goth, 1888 40-tG
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1I0NTEYtILO tCABEMY.

THE Trustees otis Institution have the pleasure Of
i announcing to this community that they have been
50 fortunate as to secure the services Dir. JOHN
A. FOSTER, as Principal Of the Male Department.
Mr.. Foster Is native Of the South: thoroughly edu-
Gated has been engaged in teaching for years. and is
a good disciplnarian. Mr.. ABRAM MAER, is Prin-
cipalo the Female Department, and this is saying
enough; he has rarely been equaled and never sur
passed as a teacher
Professor S. MARKSTEIN, who is more gencr-
ally and lavorably known in this community a Sue
cessful and accomplished teacher of music than any
other is engaged to take charge Of the Musical De
partment.
These arrangements are permanent, Nature has
Indicated his the place for school Of high order
and the Trustees determined carry out her de-
sign.
The Schools viii commence their next session on
Monday the 3rd day Of October next; Good board
be had in the immediate vicinity Of the Institution for
any number Of scholars.
WM B. WINSTON.
r. ~ TALLIAFERRO,
0. CANFIEID,
w. W. WILLIAMS.
J. NJ. MORGAN,
y. JONES.
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THE "LoBB1 MEMBERS" AND THEIR SCHEMES
At WAsHrNroN-The overplus of twenty -hve OF
looked upon as splendid prize by all the poII'ca
Gamblers about the country, and desperate at
fempt will be made at the next session OF Cod8feS>
70 oct hold of the money in some specious form OF
ot6er miscalled improvement of public good, y
letter from Washington, says
There is every appearance of prodjlgIous !. ao
cesson to the class Of lobby members during the
next session of Congress. The host Of Of members i
of Congress, and Of disappointed office seekers ecker
from ali parts of the country are coming to ASH
ington to look after the jobs and conifacIS any
other matters, besides various pieces Oh l9Ssla1loi
to be introduced into both houses Inc MAJ M
steamers, the Pacific railroad and various othe
measures, involving the outlay of vast sums m, e
money, will be up before Congress, and viii o. o.
passed outside, in the lobby, by various MEMBER
of that respectable body.
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9th P.D oUTHIT, is authorized to receive now
subscriptions, and receipt for money for the same for
the Southern Standard i0i
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70 DEP0ssroEss

T1HE COLUMBUS LIFE AND GENERAL IN
| SURANCE COMPANY. will upon subsequent
deposits allow interest as follows
On all amounts deposited to remain mouths at the
rate Of per cent per annufa : months, per cent
per annum and for months more & per cent per
1nnum Fer all Of which certificates will be given
V. !. ANDERSON
AUG. 9TH Is 4 22-Gm Sc.--~-s
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Regular Eight Day Packet GOg Cof:zEGa-
bEES assS; { aberdeen.

THE Splendid fast running passen- 4 IT
| ger Steam Boat CHAMPION, s.zz-zzzss=s:=-1-
1. VI. BURLINGTON, Master, will commence her
regular trips 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 draugt has boilers
DIG OF an inch in thickness and for speed safety and
accommodation she is unsurpassed.
Oct. 25th, 1888. 40-Gm.
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Married

Married
On the 26th Oct the residence OF 4 c. Wier near Austin
Texas, Mr. ROBERTSON ". GuIIsErr, to Miss MARY J.
Woman, Of this city.
Died
On Monday night LulI, infant son OF George and MARY
Jane Frazee.
Smooth the hair, and close the eycnds,
Letthe WndoW-curtains fall
With smile upon his features
HehUth answered 30 the call
Let the children Kiss him gently,
As he lies upon the bed
God hath called him to His bosom,
And the little one is dead
'Why mourn for the early dead Better it is that the ieh
cloud should fade away into Heaven with the mornings breath
than travel through the weary day gather in darkness
and end in sorus.n
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ECKFORD IL WEAVER.

(sUCCESsoRs TO wILLIAM EcKFoRD(
~s~H%s= rS%wr>%7 e7eHe9 y4Sazr -a.-sr.,.
~ - avs Esz - - - l.
No Commerce, WORTH Of 81. LouiS Street
MOBILE-AIA
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state Of mississippi, Eowndes COUNTY.

state 81 mississippi, L0wnde~ County.
WHEREAS, Letters testamentary were granted to
" the undersigned, Executor Of the Estate Of VIII
liam cir deceased, at the October 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, or they will be
debarred according to law All those indebted 10 the
Estate are requested to make immediate payment.
THOMAS c. WEIR
Executor of the Estate of VIM. Weir decd
October 9th. 1853. 4O-6yv
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TELEGRAPHIC,
BY THE NATIONAL TELEGRApu1c rr>.p
FIRST DEsPATcH:

Exported Expressly for the ",Soutlern Standard
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REmovALs.-The Presidentitis said has o5 5i5
"a tl'e removal of Stiles. postmaster at Bedford
and and Merrill, postmaster at South AndOver, Mas
sacbnsetts for coalescing with the Free Sollers
the recent Middlesex county convention IN 'n'
nomination ofcandidates for State Senator
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Ie-z51zzz& WITNESS, the Honorable Nathaniel
( zZ5Ssss L. Goodwin, Judge Of Probates OF said
3 anae@ county the first Monday Of October 1888.
N21 DANIEL WILLIAMS Clerk
Issued 3rd Oct 1888 3S-3w
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The Mississippi Central Railroad Company have
advertised proposals for contracts for sections OF
the Road embracing sixty-three miles Ii Is
thought that the whole Road, from the lennes3ee
line South, will be under contract by DecemOgI ~
NM that mart between Water Valley and Holly
c-,r;ros This is vet to be located
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UNIvERsALTsr-The following statistics exhi-
bit the strength of this sect at the present time in
the United States: 1907 societies, 837 houses oil
worship, 6l2 preachers, 20 periodicals, 10 acad-
emIes or schools, 10 ecclesiastical associations in
Guiding State conventions, missionary, tract and
education societies.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
Fer 0CT2RLR 1853.
EFln ~ 3 90.

THE PAYNENT OF ALL PHIzEs Is .uAFRASrIru ~
TIE STATE OF MARYLAND.
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JAS. JOINS, SR.
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Miss Montgomery, from Louisiana, was recently
married in Paos TO Count Oliver be Larochefou-
cault Ter father Is said to be one of the richest
planters IN nhe United States any belongs to the
Montgomery family, whose elder branch is re
presented by the Earl Of Eglington, beer of Eng
land and Scotland.
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EEECRE & CO..

EJf, Pratt ST..
BALriNoEI, Nh
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@ESF .39rS
Patap7cO Class 3l2, GOE Nov. 50,
! Prize OF $3.50 is $500
20 Prizes Of 1000 are 10000
10 Prizes Of 5000 are 1000
III Prizes Of $40 63 of %. &c. &c.
Tickets $3.50 Shares in proportion
Certificates ofPackages OF WhoIes S37, Halves SISA
Quarters ISL.
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asHT sssrsAss

A KERR co WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
H. residents and strangers passing through New York, 30
tier asormtn. OF silks lgces mlroidc ric mourning
goods &c which they receive direct from
and Offering at small advance cost OF import ktiOn
A KERR 4 CO., 767 bro sdway.
T AIDES DRkSs TRIMMINGS IN A LARGE VARIETY
~ Constantly new impcrtaons in French, Englsh aud
Germsn trimmings Of the latest style the whos
season. WV. NEUSTAEDTEH, 80 John street,
MADAME FIDRIcH, % WAvERLEY PLACE HAS
III just received from Paris large assortment Of the
handsomest embroideries, mantillas, dresses DO.
Two THE WHITES AT SARATOGA--A KERR CO.,
branch OF WAlons Buildns opos ts
the American Hotel with splendid ortment Of faoes
emhradcries mourning goods and fsncv Articles which
they invite ths s sttenticD OF who intend visit
scs. Ladies' rely upc~ oar goods being sold New
York pyicss without any advance whatsysr
- X111 CO., ~ DvVadwN,
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sfOMM STEADx.

pFTERsvILIB HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION. THIS
association at present umbers hundred
bers and s fast filling mp The lands unriyalled for
and are situate In the vicinity Of New Rochelle
NO. paic pay ments OF rs cents week. entities
beg to four city lots $780, TO city lots and $780, TO sixteen
city o@ Al payable In weekly, monthly ~ qusrterly pay
The regular meenes the association are hAd every Mon
day evening At oclook at the Amsroan Hail. Of
Broadway and Grand street. full attendance Of tho
menIsIs IT The desirs s:r further Rerseu-
street; WILLIAM H. HVYTS Treasurer, Ne. 20 Ninth
avenue; Or y r. 0ILLATLY, Secretary, Ne, ~ 1yoad.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

GAvAzzrs LEcIUREs-oo9o COPIES SOLD IN FOUR
~ sil t's9fT S'Est , sssS ii New S'r4
Also the lie II Father Gayazi corrected aud authorized
jan to his eountrymen in New York. Translated aud re
Tie publishers havo nov ready the lecture. % Father
Gaaaz with biography corrected ana revised BY himself
l. "aersd a. Ssns one Of the most valuable
S it, ep,; in % ss % and
lectures twh,eh are ns,an,ay the a, ,ho.s Dolly
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public the folewne eminent Of the fidelity
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FROM REV SAMUEL cox
Messrs Dewitt Davenport Gentlemen: Your volume
though have not yet read ali YET say and
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Christians ~ a1y s"d
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sn esTy ns sh.ow % sass
sa Of al he snssed siefe ad so truthful srspaio
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THE MILITARY.


COLpIEfS WbNrED-FOR THE UNITED STATES
~ cavalry service Recruiting rendezvous 4sg Grand st.
NV YORK vol uNTEERs TIE MEMBERS OF THE
IN First Regiment New York Volunteer. are rconcst.
TO meet Mt ieadquartcrs Mercer ouse at o,clock -
M sunday to my the last tribute Of respeet Ia onr
der JAMES BURNifhx Coian.t
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AYULIAN PIANOS, AT AL RR0ADWAY.-A LARGR
~ assortment Of pianos from tho celebrated house Of
hallst pavs CO.. Boston; also, the we'll known
mohts OF a w Ladd Co with full supply OF and
ecopdba pianos OF various makers for sale at
prices. Pianos to let
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, AZ Broadway.
MUSIC TEACHERS WANTED, TWO MUSIC TEACH.
M at the Femsle Semi AIRY In Troy The subscriber
will receive applications Tuesday morning 10Th inst at
Z. Bfeusing's music store 42l Broadway.
J. H. WILLARD