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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
From our Commercial Report.

As ih.ags conslleied, We may set the present.
business week down IA Icing dun. Our mt chants
-,Id there a.e more OF them than vt have hn1-
e.to had, hy a considerable nuHDeI-ae iaigeiy
stocked NUh "Arst-.ale goo.l-, and are suil rN-
peciIne .Iedt additions 10 Their stock now 0" hdhd
nevertheless lie uyrrs are sliil luW-boais iuY
only "now and them and always Wlih a soqd
de / of uncertainty, Is 10 VIA. klld 0i passage
tAey wIl nIahe---aEd ,Ern tLele Il decline IN Pc
prlee ui CulI1H, that article ol ali ati.tfs "nkh|
ewes HE, soul, breath 10 bu-l III MoOGc' wy
trust, however, that the ciJids winch now "
lower ulou ", thou "a not, Me ale happy to sab
IN ANY very pTienou' aspect, vii soon be dspers-
ed, AID clear business sky shine out IA all III
ichac,s, nvltng our irddesmen to embark, anf
promising That they shall prosper.
CoTToA. There 10 d depression IN the cottdb'
market For thee successive days since We Is
sued our last weeks sheet, theie has beeD unia7
yJrl5le meas received, which has caused sup
greater decline IN the prlye ol cotton Than thai VI
h1tlced IA ou last, winch thea was about ID ~
Now anInat, iuly to ~ 2 ent,. not
with taud.ng tho urpesshI, We are Peastu "
fe.ce.ve tnI our mIINct Is IN advance Ut that r
New Orleans all OF | CT 1hs CeItauy shouk
be z BOD news 10 Alabama planters, and tahe away
Il pat OF the reglei, at east, occtslpncd 10y The
dcclnr OF the Liverpool nia.het which gultInf
ours, as 1t does IL TACT all Others, and occasE
the depression here.
We qu,te Lie following the standard pa
at tn, tine: Good AIR 10 good, IL III IL ~
tan to good fac, IL IL u II: Far, 10 y
Ii IL. N mdJaIg yet received. he al. .oun1
received since our lat 4, 1897 bales. EXrorle1
n sd ae ia {, %. Now On hand, IL, 1913. We
ale tie tullown5 sale, ior the week, to Wit: | ~
Da.es at IS IL; "a at Is; AZ IA; Is IA; 80 bt
Is -; - at Is la; IS at Is IL; 25 al IS; 70
at Is IA; u AT lS; + al Is Ii; Is at II ga.
.! at II IL; II al II IA, !. at Is Ia; 2q al
Is | ,; 70 al l6 at n; 81 at II; % at ~
1877 At I; SO at l6 IL; 2lJ al IL.
GnocERIEs, &c.-Ne have already stated ia
bl mes, THIS week MI ut be put down as dull
that cotton Is dull; and We believe We may as ell
say that groceries ard the make, in general alt
dull Some changes IN our prices cnucnt have
been made which VIII be b,eyed. There Is ont
piece OF Intelligence, however, which it NAV nd
be mporilnl Tor ar readers 10 know, or out OF
place he,e TO be noted, and that l., the no inconL
| siderable fall IN the Prices Of almost all kinds u
animal and Vegetable food at the North. This
| will be glorious wind-al to tie great mass d
the American People, and in particular to thu
| poo .er classes who are located Nhe,e the nclcin-
ency Of the wlGler must necessarily lay severe
| hand upon them. I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
LATER FROM FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 3

GHARLESToN, NOV. j
DEFEiT or THE SEMINOLE INDIANS
We hld two arrivals from Jack soavillc, IL. +. ]
last evening, and learn from passengers, the gra-
fying intelligence that an express, which reached
Garey's Ferry on Monday last. (hayng ieIi the
army the preceding morning, Al Wauhoo Swamp
reported that two battles had takes place bet~eeA
the Tennessee and Florida Volunteers, and the Ia
dams, III both Of which the former sere riciOri-
oHd The first engagement took place on the
18th inst. in which 81 Indians were killed, Will
the Ioss OF the whises was killed. and several
wounded. The last fight occurred on Saturday
afternoon last; the loss on either side not ascer-
,aiued. The regulars and friendly Indians were
not engaged in either battle, having taken another
route.
From an old negro, who was taken prisoner it
was ascenained thai not more than half the In.
dams were engaged, the other portion having Ia
ken another oourse--and that they were short Of
powder and Disposed to yield, but feared to make
the proper advances.
Il gives u. much pleasure thus TO announce that
decisive victory has been obtained over these
hitherto indOmitable savages, and we hope the
advantage obtained may only be the precursor Of
an entire subiugaton Of the horde, and that spec.
diy.--Gdzttis. -
The Hon. William II. Wharton. Minister Plen.
p,teniiary from the Republic Of Texas TO this
Government, arrived on board of the schooner
JpLus Caesar. with his family; also Colonel J.
NJ. Wolfe. his secretary. They will immediately
proceed to Washiagion city.
~. .s.!sssisaa tie Minister Is Instructed and
clothed with powers Ia procure the recognition Of
the Independence Of Texas. and also her annex
atom 70 these United States il prartcable.--N
q. RpHsiia
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

II WILL sell al ,r;yaie sale, LetNctn loS al
the first Gay OF February hex, tLat la x
hi well known tam ornieily lie prpeliy Of Sap
Del Meek, dec g., gang a. tie laIuo vaaty, Can,
counw, our miles s04ti OF the town % LaIiu,t,r,
tanning $500 acr 5; aboNt fifteen .ullltd Of phf
Is under good ltncc aAd al nga state 81 clalr
uDn. WITH a goo. Gih VITA tWo otdtuS, anu a d
Mil, with line c.ttk, and settlai good Sp!Mgz
never idiilng water, aNd ioLsrS iOl lat acc Il ia
ton OF one hundred hands. Tins IS p,lnap> on
the most desirable Ia l!IS los tIe cGtuIe OF cou.
and corn, as wei as for the raising Of stock oi 4
kinds that Is To he lOunl IN tie stl.t ~ MssiNr.
beng only about zen mrIts on stLan. hojt nay.s
lion and tive or hat OF Keel boats. lAe ytat
part Of TINS iaIm 10 new, some one TWO aLu tia
wears c.eared, and nOng Tie iuISt NORA.
Also Ia NegioeS. Ii is uGt saying TOO. piuehl
add tat these are Tic best iGt VI nauds l.ltv IL
IN any c0dniry, being les over Il and tHdei /
years vi a =, selected by one ol the bts. Jug.
consisting o bIJchSuithS, carpenters, SAW eiS. a.
ners, waguneIS, caoKS, washers, and s,an.Sutss
all young aud likely. Also, the stock oi caW
hogs, 20 oxen and 80 head 81 mules, ana lam,
utensils. II moi all sod al private sae before 81
day, then viii sci 81 pubic auctloD, oi The PM
,cS, the negroes. stock, and isrn1ng utensils, a.
c,e,lt OF Il month the purchasers EifAE Lu
with approved secnlny. Ii sold al plivate Sale 4
, terms viii be one hta III ,ani, The aiauce IN e.
equal annual payments, with decd oi t.u9t TO q
cure payments.
JAMES MEEK
administrator Of tie Estate o. samuel .let6, dee'
Carroll Co, Niis>, Dee Ii, l,3o.- - Sa.
USThe MI,slssppan, the Nicksbi q Registe
tie Mssssppl FREE lradei, tie New OltanS b.
til, Flag OF the Unlon, tne Ii ngv.Gt Dtmoc at al
tic Nashville banner viii Please mseIt ,4e aDq
advertisement weekly i'I floor successive wtths, al
attach IL II the account OF Lheir Uis Which viii lt
with prompt attention.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

Nc, as vel supported as it should be-the average
SAFE -Is. i 2-4G > lac. Money Is extremely
scar. E, an ap2elrs To Ue growing mole 50 dIi!.
Tae BET c,y paper Is shaw g at l.z 3 per
cent. per aiolIh. Bank hates on days, sI9'-
hns. Bills 9 - 9 "a PEI cent. prem:un-7-on
Mobile TIE, ae buying a; the moderate exehttnge
Il per cent. ahd ,n,e.e,t tor o. day Dliis.
fJufs respectfully.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
FRANKLIN ACADEMY.

An Examination Of the students Of the Acade.
my viii take place On Thursday aud FiGcl
next, the 22d and Odd of Eecemttr, unless Il j,
weather should prove very miu,o'ahlc. IN MlHl
iion will he po>ipcred oil he following week
Declarations viii lie sr,ken e. I,.t'y Iigki, al
community is respectfully m,ltd to attend.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

~ Our latest accounts show farther cec're
Ia tie prce of Cotton Mot 81 the nece.saHes
If life are said to be getting cheaper al tie NoHh
4 correspondent tall IN price will 10 doubt take
place very shortly al lie South. Iyuy ting to
eat here sells for nearly L per cent. more than
II Is actually worth For instance, meal seils ior
81 81 per bu 'hei, shen 1t never ought to he
higher ihan 81, and seldom higher than ). cents.
Chickens sell lor 3 Bit, just exactly three 'lnes
Their worth.
see our commercial head. We will ,EGeayoI
to prepare pnce current foI Columbus n,Nt
WOOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

ME undersigned h"lrg been app H.,
Il con missioner To sN4.IHne and Cen.a
tracts iOr the sac of reservations uader
VITA ilt ChuclaW Indians, 81 Sept. -, l,sr
Opv' as Uhcr al tn iu4JNiEg uai-s All yaers
vii:
1T Columbus on The 81 Monday in Jaaua1, n.
III Jackson. On The lsi .,toRdas an Ft5iaas1, -
Iii GhVcckHmG, On ihs an .li,aaty IA Ett.tas
neat
such cases as cannot be disposed Of al the Al
tlIn>s ana PAGES, vi, Is adjourned over 10 c..
bus. WEc,e III, COMMISSIONS, ',i. mud ms oiI 81
u.d..y atteINaIa, Uli.l ,le busln 81 0! lis srl
mtnl Is tIas.y disposed 81. A. persons clam,
lave Purchased reservations sEdtr tue tItaty q
supplement- t,iegcto, Vii. he ieqm.,I 10 po0uce,
Tile papers, ami 10 Sow O, = ed,o.e elidtEcr
their pl.c..4,o wa. lar a..i bol-A aie, au, Il
Just Consideration has been ictua.y PAD to
leSeTFre.
Y Tue commissioners viii al the same tmss d,
places receive eUJ, zee as To the le,deLce o. +
sons claiming patents ui4uer Tic iii aruc'r Q. 4.
Caoclaw treat Z; not mb-acInS, however, al OIL
Nhan the registered cases, ana q course eA..gt..
those cond.loLai ioeatpOIi. nov penal 2 Leime !
GEES The p.oo!s N support Of It's e.ass O cas,
| viii be required TO be III Wiling IA tie 0im q IA
d1vts ana depositpnS
Ii Is earnestly deaiIed, that the parties Interest.
j viii be prom pl in thCir I, ndarcc AT the alan.
l Imts and PAGES, with Their tile papers and Isl
A mony
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
CN.PARTNERAHlp.
FNlnE sntserLels having as. oc,aled

FHNilE subscribers having ass ocIaed thenk
- selves in business for the term Of tve
wears, under the firm OF Estes, Diake & Co. bth
ieavc TO nio III then friends and the public IN gerk
crai that they nave Just received at their stand ID
Gently occupied by X. f. L his s Co. neIr
the CO ner ., RodAy Smith, Market-strcet, diret
from New York and Philadelphia, a most splendid
and seasonabc assortment Of British, French, India
and American Sapie and Fancy Dry Goods, Ha d.
ware and C,tciy, Hats, Shoes, Bonnets, etc
AsD, a lary: assortment of ready made Clothing,
of the latest las.non, best Workmanship and finest
hn!sh, embracing every article OF gentemen's wear.
ASD. a large and splendid assortment Of JewcIry;
lmoug winch are, Ladies and Gentmens fine fun
lewecd DapeN, Lever Escapcment, Iapcn and
Skeleton Lever Gold Watches; Gen-Ieneu's Don.
bic Cascd and pam English do. Gentemcns dou.
bic cased pam and eNeiIed Silver Levers; Com
moa Silver and Gil Watches, Ladies and Gentle
mems Gold Chains; Keys, Slides, Buckles, Ear
Drops east Pins and Rng', of all descriptions
AMI latest and most fashionable patterns.
Also, general assortment OF Military Goods and
WartIke lnStrm MIS- Suc;i as Sw rdS Sashts Epau-
let's, Army Lace, Military Buttons, Stars. Spanyes
double aud single barrel Guns, Pistols, Bowie KNIVES
D.rks, Sword Canes, Stletoes, etc. together witt
almost an endless assortment Of other Articles TOO te-
doas to cnamelnle.
L whole Of Inc above will be constantly replen-
ished and frequent ed litionS made Of all such art-
ceS as are in clmmjn use; To which stock and as
So tmeni We invite the attention of god and pune
tual customers, and shall I've glad to op'n accounts
with all such TO- tie year 1881 AMI those who wish
t1Ay out th'n clSh u advantage are also uuested
10 call and see. The usual accommodations extended
to County Merchants.
BENJAMIN ESTES,
EUGENE B. DRAKE,
WIN. J. ESTES.
Cal Imbus Miss Dec | 1876 9Hr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

nourced hat / ,7Qc Shares were taken, and ne
c1m1aie t.rn,d. vi HE # WAS yet uucefa.r,
Hle.lr. ,he CbtrJer vas secure or not. Col.
uiuh,I, areidy muaIfcent SUI ,cI.te. 10 Tie
rIi1, plnricly declared b., attention 10 sub
cute and lot = 0, additional Sbares, l. ueoess-
ln.-Geyr,,a Coss6toho,oL sL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
JAMES MEEK,
F7I/sHIE OFEO1s7
YIN THE TOWN OF 5ALEM. Picken

n county, Ala. inc lots in this town vii lt
lald oil in the usual size, and oliered at pubic ate
lion, on Saturday, Tie Ian day OF January is5,
The town Is situated immediately Oh Tie eastn
bank OIL thl Ioma.cAbe, RIVER, in Pcaens couul
Ala Gu higa b.uh anoat mles below the townd
Pckensvilit. Ii Eaj formerly tuoWn as RngOe,
Bun, on tue nj Arrest and est luut nom Cane Ill.,
lhe county SITE OF fickcns County, 70 Macon tt
county S t. 81 NoXubce county, III Mis-lssirp,
Louisville the county site u I.ion county, AID
jackson t!ie scat ol government Of Mississippi. IN
new road now ana OIL from Macon IA IaiIoftq
and Tuscaloosa, vii cross tie I"er Iu.nculaJei, At
tins place, Where the I.ytr can be crusaea at ans
stage Of ngl water; It beng the ou.y pace al VIA
the rlver can be crossed danug lngn water, 70 sew
etaI miles rotu above aud bcroW, I, ohi Tie f. ct q
tn re being very hugh and dry blUis Lotii SoesG
the nVer.
Salem is surrounded by an extensive, rich, anil
fertile back county posse srd Of al tie adeahtagts
Of a hue cotton gfo~tng Country, thchly populated
by wealthy ami respectable planters, surpa3sesl b.
none IN the Wnoe state, either 10 hOlaAy OF los.
ptallty.
Sd.em has many important adva 1tages over most
OF the towns on the Iombtcb.e, as II is tie ony
point on the river lor a considerable distance al
winch cotton is shipped. A large s.cuon Of TIE
count is already ace lmnolated VITA the adSaHta.
gea 81 shipphS cotton ANA produce to mdrH.t I, AID
IN return bv RECEIVING aIiI ldnimg th3r goods and
= ocerles al tins pact, wIlc. IS an Important az
.anlage To any stcdon Of y; tIe Hutls on
hoth SIDES ut tie aver bang qa.ie higl ana dry
were never kalwu u be 1SetDDWci dlnny hlgi
water. ltl' aamImty Supphtd VITA god wdtcE
ana IS as healthy as any section OF t1e sodtleTR
cndntry. I've p.o EietDri mn At ittu nun. otirf
lnplttint lvlailg4s, bat he Oceans 1t edurey un'
nece sary. All he asks is or Individuals dsl oatd
To puicnase to cone and tAamiue TIE site Of Tie
to"n. He feels assured tat none VIII fail 10 be
poased; II they are not, WY they L,od TOT Iu'
Chase But mind, those NLo aI 10 n.ake Istsr
ments, wtH MSS great bargain.
TERMS OF SALt.,-A credit Of one year VIII
be gwen on one halt the pLlc.asr monty, and
credit oftwo years for the balance. Euttr patio
ularS will be mai known on the day ol' sale.
JOSEPH JACKSON, Proprietor.
Salem, Ala Dec. 10, 1886. 23-IUw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

The Why arai aJIcs. --tie.leral Harrison gets
the votes Of Vernon, New Je,sey, Maryland,
Delaware, Ohio, lndl ~, and kentucky, N ali IS
electoral votes. III, Lc,o Of lIpltcauce is lea
tea two 10 one.
DI.eI Nel'ter gets the vote Of Massachusetts,,
Just ll--lnte a' many a he deserved
Mr. Somebody ;s;j l9 / 51.ei >. S1la Car
,.iaa.
Iwo States, Tennessee and Gcoraia, Ithc lat.
tee bya 81 ali mii,'r,l l.,evood ~ Nhue,
gsvia! hun 20 cectora, vote, out OF 20l. 1 he
Jdd, e was the poorest aroaGj!e the Whlss cou.d
possibly have alsld1. JDamey Bel, We su :
pect, will not be ia hurry TO Lei up antther eau
Gus in his favor
" Such is the fate Of the Wing availablcs,
beaten e. horse foot All ltlsjDls,' Nl.n East,
and South. When will you do battle again gen
tlemenl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
COMMERCIAL.
MOBILE MARKET, nov. 80.

Correspondence IF The Mobile Mercantile .7dreIti@r.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %. 1850.
The nHst week IN ueel SeL ,u.le - t"e III
,lnc,s, and eve, thing has been hustle diid Con-
u.lrn "a the IeccI It and ship.aoa, ut goods-oul
every ti,ag ctli., h-m rae, except sn,a ad-
vance on com, uwlrg rroha1.y TO he ncrCG ed
den lad in the Mo1e uachct-the demand Io
lie tla thee DAYS Tor lou has been quite brisk
t,r the Havana market, bat ~ advance mas talIen
place, owug t. the receipts belng fully equal T.
the demand. with tar stock IN market. nhi,-
KEY CA nov be had Al 80 a A., aud | thnt the
price rather tending downward. he cveipt, aie
quite large aud the demand very hunted, with
heavy stock IN market. / he demand or Bacon
aId Pork Is brisk aud good dead selling lor tie
Chieston Market; no advance has vet taken
place, but must soon, ulle,s The receipts are lar
ger. Sugar aad MolasseS a,e com,ng IN bsisky,
and although the demand is growing large, thlnk
the prices have tendency to d,chn,, he Eew
crop sugar can now he had at 5 3-4 a e lie, of
the old but little Is remaining in mari ct; tie last
sales of any note of the old crop was made at Sc.
cash. The enquiries for Lard are quite lInned,
lad the receipts ahd stock III market very light.
small sa es ale made mt 10 l-2 a IA l-2c. Cot
ton Is coming in with perfect loo>eress, the
Levee Is crowded with coto bales, and boats
laden from stem to stern continually arriving, there
are bat fen buyers IN the city, except Tor the In.
gIsh market, aud owing to the enormous rates of
sterling exchange. and high feghts, the market Is
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

efOur liver Is now in fine boatab'r order,
The great quantity Of rain which has fallen within
the last three or four days, ha raj I'd ii to an I'm.
usual height for tie seas,n. We look hourly for
several boats up. Business will he ,ely Ink in
town IN lew days. Our county ficGds may
come in next week with u confidence Of finding
every thing to RI ase tie fancy or dcliglt the
taste--elegant new good, the BEST e. ,J.cs' and
drinkabes, fine oysters, "lnd SO IN"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

ga report was in circulation some days since,
that President Jackson had had anoller atiat k
hrmorrhage from the lungs, win, h had terminated
fatally. The report turns out to be altogether W.
founded. The President is said to be rapidly re.
covering froO. his late attack.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

There is sound, good sense, in every line o
tie subjnned article from tie Philadc ha tmcrl-
can sentinel. Its arguments apply 10 our owl
state, As i'dcibly and aptIy a, 10 Penn yunl4.-
Men York Tues
"our triumph vas achieved by concord. Re
member this. Principles can never t,n,e, il
those Whp profess them are divided and elnbtter-
ed by lreselant and personal considerations.
Did We not all, and most justly. derive stimulus
and p.easule from the CONSCIOUSNESS that We were
Innedy su .n.nn! the cardinal naxns Of our
political fnh' Was not thu, our strength! " as
It not our GROWING triumph! True. democrats
~er every where active, trm, eloquent, Indetu.-
gabie-lrm, We had uoDler object 10 n'Iaord,
and cheer our eXcrtoIis; bu. what would al this
have Nv u:ed. IN We iiNelel to the Voice of d. =
seI'IpH, separated our lo:cc. ail lerpard zcl tie
vast AID nNer,aI cause BY .,ib Itkhg IN wretch
ell al te.en,h ne Is IA p,llis Of lncal OF III
Iw.dal PIE t,el,e Il Is worse thln idc to
pre- lch dc noerAcy aad yet Ia 'ow d.scnrd among
as DISCIPLE; It Is mpcking OF the people to "a :
feet attathneal to their rIlat5 AL then will, and
yet play into the hands OF then avowed ad.ersa.
RES, watcshul to dc.eu both. / he republican
patty 0t Pennsy lvanla, AZ this mpm"at OF eNuita-
tIon. should appreciate the value anJ lie vitGe Of
harmony. and inpre~,Ivey rxhnr To 1t, contInl-
dnce. Our overwhelming MAJORITY N The e.: err
al Assembly may otherwise socn become tn
source OF fuue cat niy, or the weak and per-
we're conduct Of fragment throw the State l.ito
apparent hostility with the national councils.
"Wha shall We d. with our vc.orlesi Let
than, ke tocnrd,H / ,-,,I
III e AMI e.nolurnent Let them be seen md
lelt M the enlarge naat OF the sphere, OF heeion
and N The inc,el Of blessings Of pure and equil
government. Let them lie made denocriIc
means oi consolidating and securing the rights OF
hu'iauIiy, Tor pulling 10 WIND the intellectual
moral, and SO lal lmpoven onl Of tie co.n;lon-
wealth, Tor l'lIng into just dignity and lnIlnence
every u,eul and prod lctIve class ol clt.zetls, and
Tor pto.nIiing rs we'd simplicity of millners a,
prosperity IN all The branches OF industry. Such
have heretofore bcea the uses OF republican trl-
u.n2hs. Those were lie moCes ~ which lhomi,
jefferson mlrshAled his success ors to ideany
The expanded libertle', happiness and glory o thu
natiol with the Succe OF the de u pGtltic putty.
| Let Us never turn away fom ms example. By
steady adherence To 1t, We shall keep unmpauc,
our co'Sclousaess OF right as well a. mli1tau, ol
asccndancy. noble oppor unity is helm" us
aud ~ spite Of the detra ,tiln and lllgnity OF IN
vctcraie foes, let us Sc re aad in rove It 70 show
the world. that ut every step in the pr. sre4s OF po
ltlcal advancement, the People. Tie great multi
tude, with all the lns'mct OF practical, and all tn
sagaci,y OF real interest, are the best aai wise,
aud safest managers OF human affairs"
|
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17
UNIrEDSrATGS AND FRANCE.


Tue RENEWAL or Our DPLoMATfc INTER
COURSE WITH FRANCE Is nav co a1ie,e; Nil
CaNs hiyag zone iro his c,Il,rv rs Nun ten,
AM vi. Pageo hnlig arrl,, d h, re- We ttrdav with
his tAnily IN the SIivie de Gris>e. as ChMCe'd
Atfiues uan VI. PontDs. the new,y appumted
Minister 10 tie United Sta,cs-Wbo Is now m
Brdzh shall reLcl his destination. Thus end, |
df u.ty, and is We hope all esr ngcment OF fee
II - ber"een the United states and fran, r.-.N.
I. .imerican.
Nj. Pdgeot. Charge d'Affures from France To
the United States with his family. accom-, anl,d
by VI. Salgny and NJ. North Dlon, who reached
new York a lew days ago in the packet ship Syi-
vie de Grasse, has arrived IN this ciiy. This is
the same gentenI', onr readers wnl recolieci,
who was Secretary OF French Legislation and ioi
aitne charge d Atfircs, before tie late differ.
eace between the United States and France, aoW
so happily terminaed,-.Naln nal Iniel,ig
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

EapuIh returns from the Election have been
received to establish the fact hey ond question:
that MARTIN VAN BUREN has been chosen by
the people, President OF the United States, iot
Tour years from the 4th March next, His major
hy o electoral votes over all his competitors, will
not be less thm nneen, AID may rise above for
~ lie will probably receive the votes Of ina
jority Of the State. and viii certainly tecene a
handsome majority of the popular votes. Against
any enc OF bis competitors these majortes would
have d IuateJ or tremb,d. lie will hive trlunl-
pied dsiiad the united popularity OF hroe candl.
dates selected tord aslii,t hm or their supp -
ed u'edlr l'c Il advantages AMI nhlen,e Hi,
Claim the eiore, to be Co" adhered beyond cayi, the
rhnce OF the people, Is IddIspltabie. May he
"a MY the exalted proofs Of cpn iie1ce. MAY
!" S1'ls harge lie uses Ii hg ttsi hat I'll y
whose .uroges have placed hnn 20 h Oh abo,o
the comm m em,tatlons 10 do evIl, may continue
10 lee the same qualification aith which they inst
welcomed his suct css;-aUd that hey who have
a good faith and for honest purposes opposed his
eecnon may be justified to their conscience and
the county Ihr a,lnloalng their no ,llhty ana weld
m5 10 ms mel>i.es trdIk an IlIepeldent sill =
port. Next To the dticcnoua;, pnde Of su>tainln.
HE liberal alIlclp ,tlol, Ol iilrld,, the mobiles,
gtdtiilea'ol taa gelea'u' spirit Is to conquer tie
= y ldice 81 antIlalm rus enemy. NAV IN INV
>lta m,rk and ligmiy he career al the new Pass
DENT.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-12-17

LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI AND CHARLsToN
RAIL RoAD.-rke Charter elihis g,eai eaterpri. e
has been secured. Thee of tie ceLt,al commits
Sloners. convened at Knoxville, in conformity
with the Charter, TO ascertain tie number OF
Shares subscribed. and before adjournment an.