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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

70 EIeetiOH for State treasurer. and RepreseHf-
s.res ~ the CoRafics here fhere are raeaneifs 10
take place on Monday and Tuesday, The 29d and
25d days Of this month
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

CO We arc authorized 10 announce SANUEL
CRAfe OF Poniotoe, as candidate FOR STATE Tressu-
reh
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
for hYFtslnfafirc.
SAMUEL BUTLER.


% We arc authorized to announce Col. GsoRoE
K. FaLL as candidate for Stale Treasurer.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

rE Trr.saC1e-e. '-Esal DE following eE-
'ac ara t5# sr-Fs. adde's OF '-e i-..'
ID aaes=aa--7a4 before yaa sa-, you. VOC. OF.
O. Monday aaa l1Csi1y neA', ,li'" q ne e...' u
".'-A orr country ms pee" '.'a.''' @
= 81" months 10 e...-.--. o D-. li."
C1naai naa s. .'I -'-''eI"' .'-'' L-' ~
efy 15-i Knows .-+' '--' ~ , '''-''-'
regulate eA--'' LUIS q '-' s'.''
Oh '1e wings I'd Us '-'o' a'-'-g '-' 80 ''
o. si-. '.'. '-' '- '''''-'' que
state ''-Ai .'-'' ''.' Gown 20 " .l''s sg'.'
LER, who i pledged 90 20 against ciar'cliGg
more banks aal "ho will use BIS sNerliaas TO
hung about no early resumption by DE Jfaks Of
this State;
81 II "u' require steady and peTsc'tef,.ns fHeI'
.i - - ~ - -, ,,5 =,
ebe,k fbe sorjt Of nopo1oh. ami other al,pses
which algc sprung up with It, and OF which Il IS
iha naa support. 30 many interests unite TO re-
% ''.,, ,'i,'' W" aus, ''O'
-,
Among the difficulties and cmbauassments
u 'N' '5yt ''i,'5' ",,'c arc none '' ought 10
.I -. - -. - Z" -
JaeLg,a.)
Mo- follow c,t;za,s-ssccasz must cyo,., arr
pdacp Ics--he cubarmssments Of the times
should not lessen our faith in them. The sa,uel
Jackson early saw the dangerous tendency of the
United States Bank, and jd not cease to warnus
asains, It's giant strides over tie Liberties of the
people. Can it DO possible tba, cur oppoponls
desire to see another money5d monster created
by Congress? Yes, thew ask IA to establish -,
NATroNAr p,1,I. ..'.,t.. ,,,,,,,,,,
,11rtto>rg or, I,n,,,nr 'I'''''' y
-. ~ '-'' VI ''hhAho win charter
III, u 1''.,'Io' po "'''u'u OF revoked Tor HALF
CENTURY; with the night to use the CRED
II OF THE PEOPLE and ALL THE pIrB.
Lie MONEY duro, tbo Same oo,;aJ IN.
d.. .,.- T.. Cp,-ct,o or, -, ,','' WV"
w.. w. '''i Oi' NoN hOh EVE
AZ la Il DAMN and to regulate The cur
rcacyot hc country, and thereby the PRICE
OF EVERY MANS LAROR ANN ppo
prpTyr ''''
,n,
A'' "'' PooP'e oI ToWndes county prepared to
Des'ow ms DESPOIlC POWER upon few
wealthy citizens This opes,ion Va, ,,.,u H.
caIloI 'Ii,on r. d.n,.l, ~.
nov. w., '"' u"u ooSuay
'''' '"'o''' 'ot'S Tor Capt. PEBBLES votes
""oy O'c power Of SET Government for FIFTY
Let every man ponsc Gro no ,,;,.o, !,
his vote. JUDGE TROTrER i doc;lo1,,
opooscd io socb ~ ;,,,,,,,,,., ',,.' ''-'''u'F
,I e roN'' 81 '''''''"o', ana IN voting Tor
'r' hUILIN' you sustain him for the United
States Senate
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

FEpERaL WuisorpY, in Mississippi, viii
soon be numbered among The things that were"
Hundreds are leaving thcir ranks; their leaders.
the very "liic-blood Of the party, will not act
longer with the designing asPirans. When such
men as Gen. Qutman, Col. Hadlcy Judge
Smith, DR.. Williams, Judge sharkcy, and a host
Of intelligent aud respectable men of this county
whom we might name. openly espouse divorce
Of the Goyommeni from all Banks, and reject
lhc candidate which tho nboli,iouis5 oil the noflh
are cndeayorng to force upon rs, we take cou.
rage. II is certainly encouraging to the friends
of couect principles every whore, to SEQ the
honest and patriotic State Rights men adhere
firmly to the principles Of The aagos Of 'os, and
spurn an alliance with those who would fasten
upon the roopIc MoNEYED ARIsToCRA-
Cyl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

/ II has been The inyauabic custom Of our o2r0-
uou,s 90 spare no sifarts, on die eve Of IN e.ec-
ton. 70 deceive tie people. Lst sraY Deala-
crai Be- b. Rs guard We may expect, false
charges agaias, tho Administration, false accuse
lions against ouf candidate, false reports Of
great changes, lalse statements Of individual
'aPosJfcy, and E.IatuooDs Of every shape and
grade. Let no Republican be deceived or to.
umidatsl by any such means, into the abandon
mcnt Of hts principles OF INTO political neutrality,
which, ~ crisis Ike this, Is little better than
going oyct to the enemy In voting Tor thal
stern Democrat, SAMUEL BUTLER, you
vote against Henry Clay, high tariff, National
Bank, aboltioni-m, vhiglsm, federalism, and the
worst Of an, SfIINPLASTERS, die ragged
and worthless wing currency
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

~ Voters Of I.o~ndes on Monday and
Tuesday next the decisive blow will Be struck,
which will determine the politics Of our county
for years. Rccollcct that every vote sou ciye
lar MIR. Butler, will be for JUDGE TRoT.
TER too. IL you wish TO vote for Henry Clay,
a Bank, and all the odious measures Of die blue
light tederalists, then vote for Seth PEBBLES TIE
BANK DIRECTOR The wings of Lowndes
have declared that it was "impohtc for a
bank director 10 hold seat III the Legislature"
Surely they cannot vote for Seth peeblesl Yet
hc IS their candidate Admirable consistency
indeed, shaac upou aaeh hyNtasy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

0alcc Montgomery, Ala mar 8 1888 s7,i
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

Col. CLAIBORNE recently visited Madison
county IN company with his brothern law, Col.
Garrett. He was, we learn, every where received
by the democracy with undated affection and
esteem. lie intends to visit bis old friends in
many OF the counties, and will reply 10 John
Henderson, the federal candidate for tho U. s.
Senate, if ho comes in his way, The Colonel
wall not be candidate for Congress ;--,nany OF
h's old supporters have urged hun to submit his
name again to the people, but he uniformly de.
clarcs that he cannot make the sacrifice. Col.
c. has been spending the summer at the resi-
dcnce OF his venerable mother, near NalcheZ -
his health IS excellent -.
s''-A1 have heard it rumolcd that GEN Foolc OF
Dr. King will be nominated by the wings for
Congress, in tho lower part Of the State. The
General undoubtedly is one Of the strongest men
in the ranks Of the opposition, but We hardly be-
heve the federal bank men will think of ATTEMPT.
ing to elevate him TO Office when they have old
ana long ned servants IN the cause that are
apN'3ns i9 Ian, who ~iN Of course 81 beaten.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

The great AJAX Of the federal party in ri,
State having become dssused with nol6c,l nc,
since his tour TO the north, has opcned law u
hee at Ncksburg. Mr.. Prentiss deserves sono
credit lor his foresight. He knew thai bis ~
h'eal days were numbered, and takes m eo,ly
occasion to back out" We commend 49,
gentleman for hes prudence and discretion on VIZ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

Hon. George Adams, United States District
Judge, for the District Of Mississippi, has re-
signed lis Office.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

OmssIoN.--'Fhe name of JAIlEs JONES
should have been placed on the list mentioned in
our last as elected Selectmen for our city. We
omitted it through mistake. We believe Mr..
Jones was the first on the ticket.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

N 40 '17' 0HV NIT7' NHdVNlaH,
with fine Theatrical Corps, assisted by Mr..
Judah and bis lady have been playing to full
houses during the week. We have bcen enable
to attend but one night only--iho performance
We thought decidedly good. We are glad to
learn that our old friends, Messrs. CargIi and
Grace, will soon be here again. They have
been playing we observe, at ShebyviIle, Ten,
and have got frequent bumpers. The papers
everywhere compliment them highly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

" No such danger was ever nercciyod u,
question was ever heard of To orionnts !, 49, va
luldes Tue inventive faculties d our own ingeniou,
c99n'Fylnen' stimulated by these lively principles
q human acton political ambition, and prcuno.
~ interest i Is not extraordinary hat those Nh,
wish 10 profit by the use Of public money nr |o
nonneo It unsafe many other hands, nor hat those
who are IN eager pursuit Of the prz, Of nowc,
JON IN the cry. But an impartial pcopIc, MA
have no interest IN being deceived, wll only s;r o
due welghtio the argument and appreciate tbc
motive IN which it originates. NV "''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

We doubt the existence of FederaliSi within
our borders. --.3rgus.
Thon You doubt your own existence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14

TALIAuAssrr, Sept. I've have heard Of no more
Indian murders or deprpdatons during the past week,
other than an attack upon the dwelling OF Mr. Giant
ham, at Waucssa on Sunday night last but the defence
of the inmates drove off the Indians. Indian signs
have also been since the plantation Of Col Gam
bic in the same neighborhood.
The troops under Major Taylor we are informed were
unsuccessful in capturing any of the Indians who com
mit,ed the depreciation the family of MIR Baker, they
having es,,,-, , he East of the Ocilla Several com
panes we are informed have been recently organised
and are led by MIR Hagsn experienced Indian hun
ter and hopes are entertained that they will be trasd 10
their hiding places and captured
We have no news of importance from the troops IN
pursuit OF the Creeks. Few recent signs have been
dicoversd- EiOridian.
AxornrR ArrAcK.-We stop the press to give notice
of another Indian attack made on the dwelling OF Mr.
John Adams abou, miles south east Of the plantation
of Tom Peter Chares, OH Thursday evening last Mr.
Adams and family escaped, but the dwelling was plum
dered The neighboIs were in pursuit yesterday; but
the party supposed number six or seven Indians,
caped--B
New Corros The frs, bale Of new Cotton this sea
brought in town from the plantation of Maj
hayward, on Monday last. 1t is beautiful specimen,
the staple long, fine and silky. 1t was sold al auction
by R. J Hsckey on Thursday and purchased by The
firm Of Center g. Keen, for IL 10 cents per pound-i1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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{ From Tie .NIem iOlk En-. Post J

TuE SECRETARY OF STATE AT MoSTEIAL.-The
following extract of n letter from Lower Canada:
"MONTRFtL, Aug. %, 1888.
"hl Forsyth LEFT this city yesterday in The steamboat
Victoria, with Mr. O.. jones his two sisters, and Their
aunt on their return to the United States. The visit Of
Secretary of State has given rise to variety OF con-
lectures. On inquiry, am satisfied the inject was the
qualification Of curiosity merely MIR. Forsyth was al
Baiison passing few days with two or three families OF
friends from Gcorg some Of the younger members OF
which projected with him trpio Lake George. Beng
within a days Journey of Montreal, and tempted by fine
weather. they determined to down and look al the
English troops John Bull has had, therefore, an oppor
tuniy OF Judging If the GeOrgans, who according 10 the
Duke ni SAKE Wemar, g live apart from the cvIlIsed
world" Whatever has been thought Of them, they have
been treated with distinguished hospitality by all the per-
in command in the city. On three successive days
patades got M by Maj General Cltherow, al Two
Of which Mr. Clitherow attended TO meet The young
American ladies' An e"enng party ct the General 10
the ladies' n dinner the OF the 1Is, regime 10
which Mr. Forsyt and Mr. Jones invited by Lieut.
Col Grey vlsi, with Mrs. Cherow TO The Island Of
Helena with escort Of military officers and state
dinner the whole American party, given by Lord Dur
ham in his steamboat, successive marks Of the de
sire Of the English authorities testify their respect for
our Government this rccideE tai visit Of member Of
the Cabinet al Washington.
THE Secretary with two of the young ladies' and Mr.
Jones' were the ground the first DAYS races
and were Immediately invited, and attended by Col
Cooper, and Lieut. Col Grey, 10 the stand prepared for
the Governor General Al the dinner party contrary
the established custom Of his table, after the health of
the Queen was drank Lord Durham gave the President
of the u. Sta,es-pefacing this toast with some
pmenary remarks his guests TO the character Of The
President and the institutions Of the u States Mr.
Forsyth acknowledged the compliment to himself BY
proposing the health of Earl Grey The father of Lady
Durham
Lord Durham seems TO be man Of simple manners
not al all English in his appearance Although sad TO
be fond of os,enation he has the good 10 exhibit
II officially only There is nothing in his personal bear.
ing that looks like desire make display He is ap.
parentv cold and reserved but neither naughty awk
ward His conduct 10 the American visitors has been
distinguished by obvious de secure their
appobaton if it could be done by ho,pitibe treatment
He has not escaped eensure for this from The vrulent to-
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,da. One mistake he commils-and lla,

~ marty in Canada One mistake he commitsand mat
is in not making himself popular with the native cana
dian The situation of affairs here has certainty 'h"th
under his administration, and there not Ut pre-
snt anv apprehe Of further domestic violence ne
fnure looks dark yet, however. II will be dlihcu't 10
reconcile the large majority Of this PROVINCE who are
descended from the French to any arrangement wth
will nut them completely under the control OF the Eng
Ish populalion The institutions must be i"r'''d
according to the liberal opinions of The present dry
and vet must 10 maintain, what Eng and will not lose
# she can help it, submission to the will at Lond"n) give
"a the comparatively small Ergish population, The com
mond at the elections for the Legislature, and IN me
various branches of the Executive and Judiciary 10
do this will be difficult.
81 feel quite home, there are 80 many Americans
here Marylanders, New Workers, "ashingnnin"s
Georgans, &c, &c, meet you at every turn The IA
ces of Yesterday and The day before well attended
bu, the sport was great AS usual many accidents
several persons injured the first day, aud two ki
ed The ordinary sprnklng Of drunkads was to be seen
over the race field and the rond leading |" the CITY,
the race ground being miles from H. OF all demo
razinr things public seems to mr. e most AFRO
cous Racing may improve the breed Of 4uadruneds,
bu, il is the Expense Of the bipeds had like to have
said of The inferior at the expense Of the superior prng
but have some doubt, since have witnessed horse
rnong, whether the horse is not noher animal INA" MS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14
IATE EpnM EpANrE

Nrw York. Sept lg-By the packet ship Emerald,
Captain Orne, we have EIavre files to August .. The
Princess Marin Of Orleans, Duchess A@xandc: Of Wur
lrrburr. and daughter Of Louis Philippe, delivered
of son. July 80. Marshal Soult had arrived at Paris
There is another rum"r OF Il fight between the Turkish
and French fleets. The cook OF the French ship Alex
andre has becn mInusiy examined and Intercepted by
the authorities at Bordeaux Baron de Nicer has entered
Sosona after defeating the Cars force under Count
dEsp1gnc Don Carlos is ont of funds, the Holy ALI.
ance not having backed hin with the regular remit
tanccs as usual The Provincial Council OF Luxem5urg
have pCti0ncd Leopold against the partition o! that pro-
vince from belgium.
PARIS Stock EXCHANGE, August |, half past The
market has been rather brisk and prices have kept up
For cash. Fires have fallen &c. Threes unyared--
For the end u tile month fiVcs and lhrees have risen
2lc.
A very great crowd Of ustrious persons we're assem-
BLEED Topliiz in July, among them the Emperor and
Empress Of Russia the King of Prussia host OF Prn
and Arch Dukes Of Austria NC old MeIernich,
&c.
The Duke and Duchess of Orleans will remain in the
Pavilion Msrsand, Palace of the Tueres, until after
the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of the Duchess.
The magnificent paintings the glass windows Of
old churches the art of executing which was supposed
have been lost has been completely revived in the
roya poreeIane mandatory OF Sevres, under the
pces Of Louis Philippe gallery of them is to be
tabIished in The parish church at Srvres.
Victor Hugo has received the order Of Leopold from
the K ing Of the BsIgans.
The Turkish squadron which was still in the Darda
nelrs, Ju'y Ah consists Of 20 large vessels 10 of which
are irgacs
1hireen Of the incendaries concerned in The dreadful
fire of Cairo, have been shot by the Pacha OF Egypt
The Egyptian squadron of IL large vessels, had left
Alexandra 10 encounter, II was believed, tie Turkish
fleet The French squadron of three deckers and
smaller vessels, also 10 rendezvous At TTpol
Tunis, to watch the fleet.
Abd.el Kader, had made expedition with 1900 ca
meIs 10 a,ck the town Of Madi, between Morocco
and the interior Of the North of Africa but driven
Off by hordes Of Bedouins. Add ell. kater had ar
lery.
LIBRARY OF CATALOGUES the excessive multi.
pcaon Of books by the improved facilities Of the press
The Minister of the Interior in France has resolved upon
the wise Of collecting together the catalogues of
every public library, college and institution of &C.
in the kingdom This itself will form library. 1t is TO
have supplements added every year.
The niners OF portion of Paris having Joined toce.
tler in trades union, six of The rngeaders hare been
arrested
The vines about Rheims have suffered much from the
worm called the Pyra This is bad news for the drink.
ers Of pure champagne.
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PANEkKsnrRG, Aug q

PAHEERsHuRG, Aug 81
The Stanton Raul We Learn that n survey NJ III.
Southern route proposed for this improvement (0iong
the valley OF the l.. Kanawha) has been completed
that survey has been made ni u route from the l. Ia
nawi,a at or near the m0at! Of Leading creek VIA ;he
South fork of HuGs river and dOwn the same to the
Kanawha-and that The usssun, engineers are now Ell
gagged on the proposed via the Buchanan river
Weston and Leading Creek TO the vaI!eJ Of lIughs
river We understand that Col Greet was a few days
since upon the al near The Laurel mountain
and intended TO visit the Western division oil the w
road shortly The plomptness and energy with which
the Stanton Road has been commenced leaves doubt
that it will be p.e,ed within the shortest possible
me-and thus proves that the late managers of the n
w. Road cOnd, with judicous management, have had
that work completed several years ag" and al n much
less expense TO the State, than has Gecn incurred By
their absurd notions OF economy.
l. Kana,cha improvement We had The pleasure,
few days since, Of visiting Lieut. Thompson and his
party who recently commenced a survey Of tie L. ka
nawha authorized by our last Legislature. On Satur.
day last they had progressed far the mouth Of the
West Fork, and are proceeding up the main fork TO
Bulltown. Though the present low stage Of the wafer
Utmost unparalleled in the memory Of our Oldest IN
Acknowledgements every difficulty TO be surmoumted in
the acquisition of slack water navigation do not de
spair Of getting favorable rcport-ard the repre-
xenaiives of several thousand persons who feel deep
interest in the subject pledged themselves, al the Eliza
beth Convention. 10 pcrsevCre until their object
complished, confidently hope 10 their united cx
erons crowned with success during The session Of
the Legislature. -GGscNc.
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Grocery. Commission, and General .7genru.

Grocery, Commission, and General .7genru
FILLS ELlETT co. having extended their on h.t
large and commodor building fronting the lower andng
and within few rods of Chew Nall,
continuing tho Grocery Commission, General Agency
they earnestly solicit cousgGmeu;s IF WHEAT -four tobacco
all other articles OF produce which the
attention will be paid. JAMES II ELLIS,
SEMPLE Elicit,
AuylT t29-lufSwl WM. ELLIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14

IMPORTANT FROM MArSE-We learn from gentle
man who ef, Gardiner (Ale) yesterday afternoon that
the mail from the East arrived Just as The steamboat left
the wharf, at z. NJ, with intelligence that Governor
Kent had appointed Messrs Dean, Norton and Irish,
Commissioners the Boundary Line! fths be true,
and The Commissioners Immediately enter on their du.
ties. consequences Of serious nature may be expected
which may lay the foundation of another war between
Great Britain and this country.-BoSton Journal
PROFITABLE BusISEss.-The Louisville Evening Ga
zette saws that the average receipts from the Railroad
from Louisville to Portland distance Of four miles, the
trip on which performed in 2omnutes, 500 per day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14
IT,. General con,en,io. of the Protestant Episcopal

The General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, convened for public worship at 81 fe'eI
Cbu,ch the other day; and was opened by SERMON
rom The RI, Rev Bishop Mead of Va IL is understood
iha, the si,tings for business will be held at 81
Church IL is now fifty three years since Tie hfs'cgu
I,rv orpapized Convention assembled consisting o ay
and clerical delegates from seven States only whch
were, New York New Jersey, Penney lvanu Delaware,
MARYLAND, Virginia. and South Carolina No Bishops
at,ended-ah9ugh Bishop Seabury of Connecticut had
been ordained by the non juring Scotch bishops Drs
White and Provost not ordained till the year alter
These gentlemen were not, therefore as is generally
supposed the first Bishops in The U 5. " There was
nothing" saws Bishop White, in his History of the
Church "aGainst The validity of Dr. Seaburys Epsco
macy although thought proper in his and Bishop
Seobury's ordinalion to apply first 10 England.
There are now believe, sixteen bishops IN the u
States nearly all if not the whole OF whom are IN al,
tendance These are as tollows-BMhop lGiiswoId, Of
the Eastern Diocess Presiding Bishop: Moore, of Viz
qina; Meade Assistant Bishop of FIIginia Bowen OF
South Carolina Chase, of Illinois; Brownei, Of Con.
necticui: Onde donk of Penrsy lvana Onderdonk, Of
New York; Alllvuine, Of Ohio; Hopkins Of Vermont
smith, of Kentucky; Doauc, Of New Jersey; Ives, OF
North Carolina; O,ey, of Tennessee; kempcr, Mis-
sionary Bishop OF Missouri and Indiana; and Cosky
of Michigan.
Bishop White presided at the previous Conventions
for half century and at his hand every prcIae, but the
las, named, received ordination Phij"d Ma! Ga=.