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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

DARE SHANCE.-wILLIAMsBUR PROPER.
II TY-For sale cheap applied for immediately,
south Flint between 7
Gsnpg property Mr. Saith, varying inches
fror the OF either Also, those beautiful
side OF Sixth 20 by IFS feet midway
second ssd Seulh Third THIS the right hisd
property purchase and build yield large
and value both n>irhhorhood cansny
Improving. Apply IN Mr.. HOPKINS. 30 Nassau i. ss1wi
TOOTH ACUtll TOOTH ACHEr!
JANIskN's CONCENTRATED ELETTARIA
W This article sbighly -nsied partition q Kreo.
ssie and Cardsman n ell cases where ~ has bees
us~S has been placed with the othe
eased tooth, thus FAR proved
AN INrALLIBLE SPECIFIC
Tor that snd tormcnrg snc~ysses the Too,k
Ache Unlike other articles the purpose, can b.,
applied with the utmost sfey not In the least degree
hurful the teeth and therefor produces rsrous e.
ects placed In cos,sct 9Th those that are sound As
remedy - - -
lis success 10 without parallel IL thoroughly removes
all soreness and leaves the Teeth IN ~ condition for
being filed, and, II eNsctuahy arrests the progress
q decay, and evsstusiy removes those portions thai
have already becone csrous; entirev destroys that
dssgreesbs smell ~hch always impaired 10 the bresb
BY decsyed teeth Price 50 For sale only By w. 81
menson. ~ Fulton James H. Hsrt, N. d.,
and er,a street Pine and Henry street and whole
safe snd resi al Grand between ksst bresd~sy and
Division street iis 9neods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

SPEcIE.-Slver is selling at Mobile al 20 per cent
pror mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17
HEncihL InK PAcKETs. o
iii iii "a ii
REGULAR COMMUNICATION

REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS.
~ Remtances and drafts with freight and passage and
from Great Britain and Ireland-ROCHEs COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate " their friends
and publies cnersy that they early
with them Tor the bringing ont OF their families
ssd friends by the early spring shps-ths h OF which VIII
commence running from Liverpool the l February, 1883
ana will continue 20 TO run regularly every week ssrwards
ance they can have.
The detention vessels Liverpool engaged in Tits trade
having bereofore been great and just esuse Of complaint
the subscribers desrous o by despatch
ner establishment Of such regulations In their days OF smiling
a. will give entire sstssctos shippers and - further w.
aueement for them TO give preference s Their Line over all
srsny Transient vessels we Guarantee they shall invariably
when transient vessel ~ such rates as viii To-
sure the supp preference shippers by this Line
The poyed for the convenience 81 their passsn
gers 10 Lv,FSN of the first class-running regularly
coaveniencs Of Importance " those residing al the DOT
ports
In rotation 10 drsas srd post
Royal Bsnk Of Ireland are paid s sight Nee o. dssour
towns, answering the purp~e Bank OF Ireland notes
aconventence oely by this establishment
Their drains vel passage orders c be forwsrded ~
The eguar packets ssng the h sth 18Th srd ,4,h NJ
sddressb, letters (pcs psd) which will be Punctpsly
tended Further particulars he ssceraincd on appss
sioe st " South street New York.
d28lNns ROCHE NWOTHEHs h GO.
IA PASSAGE FuOM sLIGO--A first rate
~Iy3 ship will sal from Sligo about the 18Th April
nest and immediate nunsbsr Of passenger 10
s'f "e'sh''' p''.se''gsxx ScouLrrR. i.s vro.. :.
rerssn. wishing 70 rsm., MONEY 70 ,hs friends ess
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17


CHEss-Ths subscriber Just opened in the buuo,nr
~ rear Of Sunday Morning. oecs an spsrtme n ham,
sorey htted up Tor Chess Playing.
Oentenen who play wish respect
nhy invited 10 call and see the Arrange nents.
The members OF the Club attend the meet
ings every Saturday evening at "a O'Clock.
Erranee through Crockcr's Exchange Ofee No "A Ana
American Museum. Am. BAsSFORb
REALS HAIh HksTOHATIvE.-This yaIu.
- able discovery now introduced 70 the public with The
fullest confidence and that effect the eect ~
OF THt HAIR upon the heads Of those who have lost
Numerous certificates might Ne given how
single psance but bruug before the public To
sell but TO he applied upon prucipe charge with
out success v deemed unnecessary swell advertise.
ment with psrtcslars,
Its virtues fully and satisfactorily tested The
heads OF those that eney bald have been, by APP
pheauon Of this Restorative covered with luxurious growth
OF beautiful hair
Al humsug and quscksry IL this matter utterly dis.
claimed
Beses Hair Restorative will he applied by the dscovvrr
inventor Levi Besls those who desire to anvil
themselves of is beneficial effects office OF o. Mac
daniel, No. y Plat street, New York.
None need despair whether old young Of having their
hair fully restored.
stcrsiive until the individual who tries satisfied by the
restoration OF the hair. = -
.. Strangers who may asy mop,h in the civ can h,,.
their hair started sucenty 10 It's complete rr.ors-
sen miaJns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

Ii FOR NGW ORLEANS.-The LOUISIANA,
@4 and New York Line of Packets will every other
- Monday from New York, and from New Orleans
and TO insure the strictest punciualtv in the time Of sailing
the ne VIII hereaffr consist of the following sipss
snip LOUISVILLE, Capt Palmer, Isi Jan.
ship HUNTSVILLE. Capt Eldridge, 18th Jan
Ship VICkSBURG, Capt Wooahouse, z9th Jan.
Ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis, 18th Feb.
- Ship YAZOO Capt Trssk, 96h Feb
The above ships all new, first class copper
fassaed and coppered and upwards OF buren-
are OF very light dran OF water, being built in this city,
presy FOR the trade The price of passage fixed $lo0
their cabins are fitted on the most i'm proved and
pan and utnshed neat and elegant style Ample steres
mrs. quality viii be provided and regard had
the comfort and entire satisfaction Of passengers These pack
cts are by captains well experience trade
who will give every attention ard themselves
comm @dste They will al all times be lowed mp down
the Mississippi by steam boats and the sctrst punctnal
observed In The time Disabling Neither
OF these will be responsible for jewelry bullion precious
stones silver plated for letter parcel pack
seat by put board OF them guar bills of
adng taken for the same and the value
All goods sent to the subscriber will be forwarded
commission For freight or passage. apply TO
X. X COLLINS 4 CO. "a South St
the day OF sailing. ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

The steamer Sirius expected today from Cork,
Ireland, had not arrived when our paper went 10
press Great preparations are making 70 give her a
warm reception II is conjecured that her arrival in
New York will be celebrated as splendidly as the
opening of the Erie Canal report of the arrival OF
this vessel was very prevalent yesterday afternoon,
and great multitude troopcd down to shout their
welcome, and salute the adventurous voyagers, to
whom is more applicable than ever the
Hi robur ct tripex
Circun pectus erat.
The interest felt in this undertaking is very natural
as the success of the experiment is most important
trip of fourteen days from land to land and fort
nights later dates always 10 be received, make II OF
Importance to ALTO the merchant, trader, editor
husband and lover, il is literal annihlation OF
time and space, and brings the confines of the new
and old world in closer juxtaposillon. Every hour
now IS fraught with an anxious expectancy Of The ar
rival, and among the most impatient are those who
have heavy bets depending upon the issue OF the at
tempt. Sailing en- the ID instant the Sirius has, up
TO today been sixteen days (soth days incusive)
and is therefore fully due. Every body is the q4i
vipe and the reception will be bruyant enc, and in
proportion 10 he Of the experiment., and its
importance.
At eleven this morning very general and exultins
report was rife, and flew through the city like Wild
fire. that the Sirius had arrived ia thirteen days. On
enquiry we found that this was premature; but, we
have no doubt the coming event sent its shadow be-
FORE and that the rumor is the haIbnger of the fact
II must be borne in mind that this season of the year
is unfavorable for westerly bound vessels and that if
the steamship arrives within day or two it will be a
miraculous feat.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17
In the oh ward Erben had l64-Foote ls0-Shalel
cas-.
In the 9Th ward Dusenberry had 42-FrostAa


Those marked with star are wings. and are elect
Cd, and those marked With dagger are locofccos and
elected.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

W On ,his day 273 years ago. william shaLspea
was barn.
whea ie.r-iss's triumph DER her bsrbsrsss FOES
First reared her bead, immortal sbshspesr, 49,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
COLUMBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY, MARCH Il. 1895.
DEMOCRATIC TIcKET-For Congress.
JOHN +. II. CL.lIBOR.NE,
Congressional, Judicial and .uiIiidfy Election
GA The 23d and 24ih dayS Of .ipriL

From the subjoined letter it wll be seen that Col
Ghoson is compelled BY the state of his health to
decline running again for Congress. We sincerely
regrst this We were deeply anxious that both he
and Col. Claiborne should be elected again and as
soon as the decision was made in Congress sending
the election back to the people, we put their names
as candidates at the head of our columns, without
any consultation with them, and without knowing
what were their intenons-they were our first
choice, aud we did not hesitate a moment to an
nounce them as candidates. Col. Gh0lSOn has
withdrawn from the canvass. His delicate health
has alone induced him to pursue this course, as his
letter will show. From Col. Claiborne we have
not heard recently, but we feel justified in still con-
tinung his name before the public as candidate.
He will soon be among bis friends, II he has not al
ready arrived in the State.
The question now is, what candidate shall we run
IN place of Col Gholson' We hope that the par
ty win harmonise--that immediate measures will be
taken to select one OF our strongest men upon whom
all unite. We call upon the North and the
South, the East and the West to act upon this sub
iect, and act without moments delay. We have
no time to lose, not day. The election is but six
weeks off, and we have but one candidate in the
field, while the tederasts have both their men out,
with their speeches in their pockets, cooked and
primed for the contest. Cannot Monroe, or Ponto-
Toe or Marshall, or Attala give US candidate ?
Where is Judge Wright, or Gen. Davis or Col.
Levy, or Mr.. Jacob Thompson, and many others
that we might name? Will none Of them come out
and save the State from the disgrace of being mis-
represented by blue light federast, and disciple of
Daniel Webster's' Should we not be able to get q
candidate from the north or the east will not Col.
Gildart of Kinds, or DR.. Gwin Of Natchez, or Mr.
Holt Of Vicksburg permit his name to be run' All
that we ask is proper man TO unite upon, come
from what part of the State he may. Let such
one but be put on the course in due season, with
Col. Claiborne, and we will distance the federal
nags.
We hope to be able to announce next week, the
candidate who will run in place of Col. Ghoson on
the democratic ticket with Col. Claiborne. In the
mean time, let our friends stand frm--tberc will be
no division in our ranks. We shall run but two
candidates and those tive shall be good men and true
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Mr.. Gil ey 10 Mr.. Craze.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
February 81, 1888.
The hote which you just placed in my hands
has been received. In reply, have to state
thai in your interview wit ne this morning, Ehen
you proposed 10 denver communication from
Col. webb, Of the New York Courier and En-.
0uireY. declined TO receive it. because chose
IN into 90 controversy with him. |
'ah Z kuned o. denied any thing in regard to
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

franklin particularly endeayored TO convince
Young persons that no qualities are so likely to
make poor mans fortune, as frugalty aud integ-
ri,y. was never discouraged, says he. by the
seeming magnitude ofmy undertakings, as have
always thought that one man ofiolerablc abilities
may work great changes and accomplish great
affairs among mankind II ne FIRST forms good
plan, and, cutting off all ADJUSTMENTS and employ
ments that would divert his attention, makes the
execution Of the same plan his sole study and
business.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Nh. Grares % .Mr. CillsH.

sWT. UTuTt1 70 sWT' VIFF1J'
HOUSE or REPREsEsTATIvEs,
February %, 1888.
Sin: Your note Of yesterday in reply TO mine
Of that date is nexplicit, unsatisfactory and in
sufficient; among other things in this: that. in
your declining to receive Col Webb's cOmmuni-
cation, ii does not diseiaim any exception TO him
personally rs gentleman. have, therefore, 10
inquire Wheihsr you declined 10 rsceirs his COM
manicaiioa, on the ground Of any personal er-
esptOn 10 him as gentleman or man Of honor 2
A categorical answer is expected.
Very respectfully,
Hon. j. CIELEr. VIM. j. GRAVES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

his character; bot when you remarked that this
course on nay port might place You in an unPlsas
ant siluaton I stated 30 you, aud now repeat, that
intended by the refusal no dl-fespect to you.
Very respectfully, Your ob'l ser'vt
Hon. W. j. GRAyEs, IONA. CILLEY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

a .Ncp Plan.-The New York Courier and
Enquirer contains an advertisement giving the le-
gal notice that application will be made 10 the
Legislature Of that State, now ia session at Alba
n.y. 10 authorize the proprletort1 convert the own
ershlp ofthat paper into stock company, with a
capital Of 100000.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
LETTER FROM COL. GHOLSON.
ATHENS, Miss. March 10, 1888.

To the Editors Of HE Democrats
GENTLEMEN Il see by the Democrat OF this
date, that am again announced as candidate
for Congress. My health Is SO bad that justice
to the democratic party of Mississippi, who have
heretofore sustained me, requires that should de-
cline 10 run again. cannot undergo tho fatigue
of canvass at this time; nor could serve II
elected, unless my health should improve more IN
short time than present appearances indicate.
Beng thus compelled to decline canvass,
have only to assure my friends that if my health
would have permitted, would have taken great
pleasure in being again before the people. YOU
will please withdraw my name, and inform the
public that will not be candidate.
YSHr obedient seryt,
G + EHOT SON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Candidates.

.Judre. for the sixth Judicial District, composed OF
the counties OF Lowndes, Noxubee. Kemper, Win
ston and 0ktbhcha.
to- We are authorized to announce A. W. DAB
NEY as candidate Tor the office OF District Ator-
new Of the 9th judicial District composed OF the
counties Of Lowndes Noxubee, Kempcr, Winston
and Oktibbeha.
To- We arc authorized to announce jaws I.
HARRISON as n candidate tor the office OF District
Attorney for the sixth judicial district composed Of
the counties of Lowndes, Noxubee, Kemper, Wins
ton and Oktbbeha.
tr3-We arc authorized 10 announce Capt REUBEN
II. GRANT as a candidate for Major General Of tle
4th Division.
tgJ-We are authorised TO announce MAJOR JoHN
WILLIAMS Of Grenada, as candidate Tor MAJOR
General Of the Ith DIVISION.
(g5-We are authorized TO announce Gen. Pryor
Nj GRANT, Ct Columbus, candidate Tor the office
Of MAJOR General Of the 4th DIVISION OF The Msss-
sippj militia. composed OF the counties OF Lowndes,
Noxubee, kemper, Oktbbeeha, Wnston Leake,
Neshoba, Newton, Scott, Smith, Atala, Choctaw,
Carroll, iaabusa, and allahatche.
70 We are authorised to announce Gen. JAMES
Carrier Of Columbus, as candidate for reelection
10 the Office OF Brgader General of the I'd Brigade
Of the 4th Division Of the Militia of this State.
u;- We are authorized 10 announce WM Eek
rom as candidate for the office Brigadier General
Of the ID Brigade Of the 4th Division Of the Militia
Of this State.
COVE are authorized TO announce Maj. ABsA-
LON FARMER, og Noxubee county, as candidate
| for Bngadler General Of the I'd Brigade and 18th
Division.
| 60 We are authorised to announce RICHARD 5,
GRAVES of Starkvie, as candidate for Brgadler
General oithe LIST Brigade Of the 4th dsvision o.
Mississippi Militia, composed Of the counties 81 Ok.
tihbeha, Choctaw, Carol, YalabuSha and Talla
hatchic,
COVE are authorized to announce LEWIS GRiGs-
BY as candidate Tor Colonel Of the 18th regiment
h-t- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
/ RI. SournALL as candidate for Colonel of the 1911
Regiment (Lowndes County, Of Mississippi Militia
at the ensuing election.
10 We are authorized to announce JoHN KyLY
as candidate for lieutenant colonel Of the l9h rtg-
ment
o. We are authorized to announce III. Colone
D W JogpAN as candidate for reelection.
Co We are authorized to announce Capt, A. J
CALnous as a candidate for Major OF The 18th regi
ment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

The "GoD LIKE DASIEL AND Mr.. Pa
By accounts that We see in difEslsp, -,
the anti-bank party in this State was NOS, -
ly lampooned at the political dinner eiren,op-
liss in Washington City. Prentiss hin,.lf
nOunced them in the most angry terrnss Il
declared that if they continued their opDO,ii,.
tie Bank, and himself and Preniiss, they 81.
be srpungsd aud kicked out of the Union. \
" God-Lke" Webster himself condeseeDs,,,
sport wItlicism. lie said that M,ss;,,.
had sent H-Glksr and a Troiler here, bm a
they would have TO march very fast 10 keen i.
this administration. Such jests with the uss..
of our Senators, may be freely INDUCED By IL,
friends but Mr. Webster has 10 right to nal
them the butt of ridicuIe at a drunken deh,.A
Mr.. Walker, We are told scarcely speaks 10 h,
and Judge Trotter does not know him, and n.
ther olthose gentlemen will thank hun for The a.
casioa at which he delivered the miserable Nm.
1t was in this same spirit that Mr.. Clay, hath,
Mississippi as he does with bitter hatred-ta
culed and denounced our citizens on The pubk
lands and it was in this same spirit that at 4,
close of the Mississippi contested election B,
burst into an ungoyernablc passion, looked \
COL Gholson, and cried, ".Nctv 90 hOin., Co
damn you, ,rhsrs you belong"
Mr.. Prentiss' praises are heralded every who,
by the presses in the service of these Two isds,.
asts who take so much pleasure in nliackn,
mississippi on the floor Of the Senate. He il
welcome to all the strength that such aid can
give him. 1t might smuggle him into Office il
New England, where he came from. but Miss.
plans will discredit the endorsement. We wan,
no tool of Webster's and Clays to represent thu
noble southern Suite in Congress, .at such er.
sis as this. Give US native born Southern men,
such as Claiborne and Gholson, whose Interest,
feelings, affections are all here for us and with w.
Mi. Prentiss may spout rhetoric as much ash.
peases, but he can never convince our planter
that he is, heart and soul with the sonth. Hi
KIN, his family are all in New England; the
belong to the federal party. If he ventures
condemn the fanatics ofthe North, he must col
denim has o,rn family. We want to put him
no such trial. We do not call on him to d
nounce his own people; but We do call on souI
ern men to be irue to themselves. Shall We loG
to Maine aud Massachusetts 10 furnish Ne vi
Representatives at such lime as his Z
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Mr.. Grares 10 Mr.. Ciileg,
WoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

February ~, 1888
Tn the interview which ! had with you this NOR
ming, when you dccliaed receiving from me the
note Of Col. j. w. Webb, asking whether you
were correctly reported in the Globe in what yon
are there represented to have said Of him in this
House upon The 18th instant, you will please say
whether you did not remark, in substance. that in
declining TO receive the note you hoped would
not consider it in any respect dsrespcctul TO me,
and that the ground on which you rested your de-
clinng to receive the note was distinctly this
That you could not consent to get yourself INTO
personal difficulties. with conductors Of public
journals. far what you might think proper to shy
in debate upon this Aoor 10 discharge Of your du-
ties rs representative Of the people; and that
you did not rest your objection, in our interview,
upon any personal objections to Col. Webb as a
gentleman. Very respectfully, your obt. ser'yt.
Hon. jonathan Cilley. w. j. GRAVES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

The High Court Of Errors and Appeals ad-
ourncd on the Goth ult. having gone through the
entire docket. The court was in session eight
weeks, during which time $50 cases were dspos-
ed Of, in 81 Of which written opinions were de-
lvered
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
STATEMENT.
WAsHINoToN CRY, ID. G.
February Goth. lS3

FeDTHATy ZbIn, Io0S.
The following IL a statement Of the facts OF the
duel between tho Honorable Wm. J. Gravcs' Of
Kentucky. aud the Honorable Jonathan Galley, oil
Maine, as agreed upon by George W. Jones
and Henry A. Wise, the seconds OF the parties,
committed 10 writing between the hours Of IL IL
o'clock, n. m. February 25ih, and IL o'clock.
m. this day. The sec0nds propose, first, to
state the correspondence which occurred before
the challenge, and which was communicated
through others than themselves; neither second
having borne my paper or message. verbal or
written, to or from either Of the prlacipals. until
Mr.. Wise bore the challenge and MIR. Jones
bore The acceptance. This correspondence, as
il has been placed in the the hands Of the seconds,
is az follows, TO wit
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

The Governor has appointed VIM. IL. Hurst
Of yicksburg and John b. hewitt Of Nachez,
to be directors Of the Planters Bank in places
VIM. A. Lake resigned and Thos. G. Ellis, de-
ceased.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
s. J. GHOLSON

We committed an error in stating that Mr..
Marshall had received the appointment of Judge.
We learn that no appointment has yet been made.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

Tho Legislature Of Pennsylvania have passed
resolutions disappearing of some of the details
Of Mr. Wlight's independent treasury BIZ, bu,
at the same time have expressed their entire con
idcnce in President Van Buren,, and in the wis
dom ard patriotism Of ihior senators and repre-
sentatives in congress, and have instructed them
TO do every thing in their nRwer to accomplish the
separation Of bank and state.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

In reply, have the pleasure to inform you that
have IN my possession an excellent nfle, ia good
order, which IS at the service Of Mr. Graves.
Very respectfully, sc.
GEO. ". JONES.
IL IL ".
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

We invite particular attention to the very forci-
BILE elucidation Of the election case, and the COM
pletc exposure Of Mr.. Preniiss' misrepresenta-
tons, which we extract from the Globe. II will
be found on our first page.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

70 Ne are compelled 10 postpone the facts
which the Argus calls for-next week we will at
tend to the suhisct and clearly show that the party
at the north which the Argus acts is allied with
he Ab,litionisfs