ocr: W. KELLY, IFOULD announce to tbe good people of II that be keepi constantly on band a general assortment or all Rinds of articles in the SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFAC TUBING LINE. -consisting of the following articles in part, to-wit: Ladies' and bentlemen's Saddles of various qual ities and prices, from the plainest Pitlgeonto tbe Loftiest Mexicans, bridles for ladies and gentlemen, from the plainest ring bitt to a splendid Jenny Lind bit and braddoon, together with various qualities of Mar tingals, attached or detached. Fancy Silver and brass plated Bucgy Harness. 'Short Tug or two horse do do Japaned or black mounted do do Leather Trace carriage, do Wagon common, do Horse collar, all sizes, qualities and prirfs, back bands belly band, breech bands, blind bridles Check and Single lines, Whips of various kinds, 1"'5y wagoners, Drayman's and Drovers de tached Whip Lashes, interlinked breast Chains Trunks, large traveling, and Valices, Carpet bags, Saddle bars. Chspiihepee Overshoes, be tides various articles too tedious to mention, all wnich will be sold very low Tor Cash, or ex -changed for most of tbe productions of tbe coun try. In addition to the above, he keeps constantly on hand and for rale by the hundred, or less quan tity, a choice article of Spanish and Oak lanned SIe Leather, Upper Leather, Pink Skins, and Sheep Skins. "f Cash paid for Dry and Green Hides, or exchanges made to suit customers. GEORGIA ST., opposite BAIRD'S HOTEL. Louisiana, December 16th, 1850. lm WHEAT, OATS. CORN. FLAXSEED AND BEESWAX. WE will eive the highest market price in cash 10,000 Bushels of Wheat 10,000 10,000 1,000 1,000 do Oats, do Corn, do Flaxseed lbs. Beeswax I. N. BRYSON & CO. H. B. Those having notes and old accounts with as, are respectfully requested to call and pay them wlr immediately. We are in need of money xow. nu wo iniena naving it soon.


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ocr: ." BAY STATE SHAvTLS. BAT STATE SHAWLS AND MANTLES, the latest and most approved styles, will furnished by the subsenbera, at Ine very prices. Purchasers will please notice that s-enuine Dav State fabrics bear tickets correspond ing with the above cut,' and they will also be- tingtitshed Irom an wooien snawis, oj men supc rior finish, fine texture, and brilliancy or colors. Orders solicited from all sections of the and the same trill be DromptJv attended to. sale at wholesale by BROWNLEE, HOMER 6tfJO., No. 85, Main street. And at retail by RUTHERFORD & DAY, Nos. 132. 134, Market ELLIOTT & CAUCHOI3, No. 2, Main, cor. Sept. 1, 1850.

place_of_publication: Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.

publisher: A.J. Pickens


ocr: 10,000 Bushels ot W heat 10,000 do Oats, 10,000 do Corn, 1,000 do Flaxseed 1,000 lbs. Beeswax I. N. BRTSON & CO. B. notes and old with


ocr: tMfiiiii , UANUrACTOAY TOWNSEHD'S wrK!D KxTftfccr r ,..t A. Wonder and Blessing of the Age - CFFIUE DR. S. P.


ocr: Wanted 10,000 bushels Corn, 5,000 bushels Oats, 60,000 lbs. Bacon, ' 5,000 lbs. Lard; . 100 Barrels White Beans; 1,000 lbs. Feathers! 1 ,000 lbs. Beeswax; 1,000 Dry Hipess - 500 Bushels Flaxseed, . siareh 24th, 1891. 500 Dozes Eggs, at " '


ocr: CAY STATE IWUJS mi BAY STATE SHAWLS, v WAY STATE SHAWLS AND MANTLES, - the latest and most approved styles will turiiisnea oy the suoscrroers, at- the . very prices, rurchasers win piease notice that genuine Bay State fabrics bear tickets correspond ing with the above cut, and thewill also be dia tinguished from all woolen shawls, by their tupe. rior finish, fine texture, and brilliancy of colors. Orders solicited from all sections of the and the same will be promptly attended to. sale at wholesale hy BROWNLEE, HOMER & CO., No. 85, Main Ana at retail dv RUTHERFORD & DAY, Nos. 132. 134. Market st. ELLIOTT & CAUCHOIS, No. 2, Main.cor. Market. Sept. 1,1850.


ocr: OATS, CORN. FLAXSEED .AND BF.F.SW4Y WE will give the highest market price in cash for 1U.U00 Bushels of Wheat 10,000 do Oats, 10,000 do Corn. 1,000 do Flaxseed 1,0013 lbs. Beeswax ; 1 I. N. BR ysox & CO. v N Those having notes and old accounts with w, r TB.iwcuuiiy requested 10 call and pay their ff immediately. We are in need of money mow tad wo intend having it soon. LNRYSONfcCO December 4th, 1850


ocr: CULD announce to the good people or Pike, that be keepi constantly on hand a general assortment of all kinds of articles in t"e SADDLE AND HARNESS MANCFAC- -.os -tuS .... . TURING LINE, consisting of the following articles inpart, to-wih tadles' and Gentlemen's Saddles of various qual ities and prices; from the plainest Piilceonto tbe Loftiest Mexicana, bridles ror ladies and gentlemen, from the plainest ring .lit, to a splendid Jenny Lind bit and braddoon, together with , various qualities of Mar tineals, attached or detached. Ytacf Silver and brass plated Buggy Harness. "Short Tup or two horse do do -Japaned or black mounted do do Leather Trace carriage, do Wagon common, eta Horse collar, all sires, qualities and prieea.back oands, belly bands, breech bands, blind bridles Check and Single lines, Whips of various kinds, bugsry, wagoners, Drayman's and Drovers de tached Whip Lashes, interlinked breast Chain. Trunks, large traveling, And Valices, Carpet bags', Svldlebags, Chapultepec Overshoes, be tides various articles too tedious to mention, all of which will be sold very low for Cash, or ex changed for most of the productions of tbe conn- In addition to the abnve. tin Vmi .luutnii. on hand and for le hv rh hnnui . i...... tiv, a choice article of Spanish and Oak Tanned -Sola T k.tk.a TT T il ' w. - . . '.' -i'r, 4-camer, rins skids, ana Sheen Skins. .2f Cash paid for Dry and Green Hides, or . - ...-., s null S.l- I ITI" F . GEORGIA ST., oprosrnt BAIRD'S HOTEL. Louisiana, December 16th, 1850. lm WHEAT,' OATS, CORN. FLAXSEED .AND BF.F.SW4Y WE will give the highest market price in cash for 1U.U00 Bushels of Wheat 10,000 do Oats, 10,000 do Corn. 1,000 do Flaxseed 1,0013 lbs. Beeswax ; 1 I. N. BR ysox & CO. v N Those having notes and old accounts with w, r TB.iwcuuiiy requested 10 call and pay their ff immediately. We are in need of money mow tad wo intend having it soon. LNRYSONfcCO December 4th, 1850 '


ocr: WHEAT, OATS. CORN, FLAXSEED AND BEESWAX.. "WE will eive the highett market price in cash for I ft ftilft RllCholc rsf Whnn 4 iviuuu M-9 uiivio a.a iivtivj 10,000 do Oats, 10,000 do Com, 1,000 do Flaxseed 1,000 lbs. Beeswax I. N. BRYSON & CO. If. B. Those havine notes and old accounts with e. are reanertfullv rrnnealpd In pall and nav them ffimme,Ua.el?. We are in need of money how, and we intend having it soon. I. N. BRYSON & CO December 4th, 1850


Southern standard. [volume]

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place_of_publication: Columbus, Miss.

publisher: W.D. Chapman


ocr: ma7 thcir shadows multiply. On the 26th. instant, hv the Rev. W. Halhert. George W. Ecbanks to Miss Margret E. Gam ill, all of Lowndes County. XiTWith the above the printer was politely no- llced. The fair bride sent to us a nice piece of M'7 the hm live a thousand years,


ocr: Notice. SIDNEY SMITH, Esq., Prewdefit of the Mobile and Railroad Company, accompanied by Dr. Cunningham, the Miss, agent, or by the chief Engineer, will meet ana. speak the people ot Mississippi at uie touowing places Starkville, Oktibbeha county Thursday July Macon. Noxubee " Saturday " Mashubeville. " " Monday " Winstonville, Winston " Tuesday " Louisville " " Wednesday " Sumnierville, Noxubee " Thursday " Daleville, Lauderdale " Friday " Oktibbeeha.P.O. " " Saturday " Chunk ville, " " Monday " Enterprise, Clarke " Tuesday " Quitman, " Wednesday " Paulding, Jasper " Thursday Aug AUamucnee via i own L.aauerdale uo Saturday Lauderdale Springs " Monday " Painville, Sumpter " Tuesday " Sumpterville' " " Wednesday " The Columbus.Macon, Starkville, Paulding and other in tne aistncv m iuisswij'pi icueowi io copy.


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ocr: Quinine! . A A OZS. QUININE for sale, at $5 per oonce,at MM f the Sign of the Negro and Mortar, by Dec. 10, 1851. JAS. JONES & CO. Teacher Vnnted. r V TEACHER capable of teaching the Classics and Elementary branches can secure a good situation in the Mayhew Prairie by making early application to . . ' I Hi NASSAU Si, S C MULDROW, - C R JORDAN. Dec. 20, 1851 ... - 47:3t c OD LIVER OIL, (J. Rcshtok & Co.,) for sale UokrmbuB, Feb. 8, 1851. - J. BLATK.


ocr: j HON. JEFF. DAVIS Will Address his fellow citizens at MACON, Noxubee county, Thursday, 22d May. COLUMBUS, Lowndes ABERDEEN, Monroe HOUSTON, Chickasaw GREENSBORO' Choctaw " Saturday, 24th ' Monday, 26th ' Wednesday 28th ' Friday, 30th


ocr: OBITUARY. Died, near Calumbus, June 20th, 1851, after a short illneSS, Bekj- Cii.i., juuiigcol Ouuuf Mia. . 13. Lipscomb, in the 4th, year of his age. "Weep not for those whom the veil of the tomb In life's happy morning hath hid from oor eyes 'Ere sin threw a blight o'er the spirits youtig bloom, Or earth had profaned what was born" for the skies."


ocr: ... ' - ,.-fs' -ryvv I1F.I In r.-lunbn. Mississippi, on the 26ll Nove mber, SARAH GREEN, wife of Th mas and daughter of Dr. Stephen Davis, of North Carolina aged 35 years, 1 1 months and 22 days.


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ocr: t- ---t DIED ; , In this city on Thursday morning tlie 2nd, D. CHAPMAN,' the eldest' son Editor of this paper aged eight years and


ocr: day of L.S. Agent. Ciiaritv Certificate". Bajili.st, Female College, Pontotoc, Miss. To all whom it may concern, Be it known that Miss Ining properly recom mended, and the requisite fees having been paid, to receive instruction in zny college class in the above institution that she may be prepared enter. The privilege herein granted begins at date, and continues according to the intent meaning of the 4th, G.h and 7th articles of regulations of said nllege upon the subject of Witness my hand and seal this the day of A. A. 13 L.S. Agent. W. H. IIOLCOMB, JAMES DAVIS, BEN J. BUGG. T. C. GREENWOOD, Coiumitlce. Witness my hand and seal this the A. I). 13


ocr: Died In this place on the 2d instant, after protracted illness, Mrs. SARAH A., wife of Thom as H. Williams, Esq. "Hope looks beyond the bound of iirnr, Wlifti wlint we now deplore, Sh:tll iie in full immortal piitne, And U.Km to lisc no more.'1


ocr: I. 0, 0, IV COVENANT LODGE, NO.-Wj Meets at Columbus every Saturday night nV 7 o'clock. McKesdrie Lodge, No. 22, ."rfeets at Colunilm r ery Monday night at 7 o'clock. Friendship Ialue, No. 30, Meet Barton every Thursday night at 7 o;clock. Tombiobkz Iscampmest No. G, Meet at ColuH.tvM the first and third Tuesdays of each month. 1' nri'uniij T irr;c i Meets at Columbus on the first Friday I of each month at 7 o'clock, P. M. Dabket Lipscombe LorviE No. Meets at Craw- fordsvillp, on the fourth Saturday of each month at 7 o'clock 1 M. Columbus Chapter No. 4, Meets on the first Mon day after the first Friday of each month at 7 o'clock v. . f S, Cf T. COLCMBl-8 DlVMIOK, No. ., S.OFT. tt&i The stated meetings of tbi Division, ere held hi J Temperance Hall at CoIuiubfrevry Tue.!;iy eve ning at 7 o'clock. 7