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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

II will be seen from the above extract that
DR.. Gwin and MIR. Freeman have already taken
the field. They Will first canvass the southern
portion of the State. We may expect them
"down upon us shortly when they will tell us a
tale about "pIpe laying" stock gambling pIghted
faith State honors Sc These are PLAN ques.
tons when understood aud only want Inves!iga
ton.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

SABBATH School CELEsRArroN.--T This day, BY
previous arrangement all the Sabbath Schools Of the
town will meet at the Baptist Churchat 9 past 10
A NJ, where an address will be delivered by the Rev
Mr. Shook Of The Cumberland Church, The decar-
alton Of Independence will be read by VIM L. Hair
rls ESD Alter the exercises at the Church the chill
dren and friends viii form procession and move to
the grove in the vicinity orlhe Cumberland Oh rch,
to pattakc Of collation.
The citizens generally, who are interested 10 the
prosPeri'yoF Sabbath schools are requested to al
ieud.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

E3-If "a voter" will give US his true name we
may publish his recommendation of a certain
person as a candidate for certain Office
Wlthouiii, We cannot do SO. 1t Is against our
rules
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
AGRICULTURAL NJ EXITING.
RGUBEN RoBl3soH,
Ssci a,

Francis LrEcH, ESQ.
SIR The undersigned committee u neOai
of the citizen Of Lowndes county, in The ucIaly
of Prairie Hill having assembled iot the puFpo''
Of giving dinner, at Col. 5. NJ. McGo"eh''@
the l5,h July. And by resolution dePatd "
to wait upon YOU, TO deliver an address GA 100
subject Of agriculture.
Respectfully your fellow cn7to',
JOHN GlLMEE,
JOHN Z. C0NNELh
SCOTT THOMPSON
Columbus Jua' 23h 1871.
?. She citizens Of Lo~ndes Counly' az
mos, respectfully invited 10 attend SAID d.nH"
JOHN GiLMER
JOHN T. C0NAELL'
SCOTT THOMPSON
| Messrs GILMER, CONNELL and THOMPSON
Gentlemen Your letter Of this da'e p''
been received In compliance with YOU ''r
quest in behalf of the citizens oil Lo~hcF'' :
will On the 18Th July deliver an AGRIculttAAl
ADDRESS at Col s. McGowcn's.
With much respect
Your very obedent Setyl
FRANCIS LEECH
Columbus June 2Sth, IS4l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

% We ate indebted to the Hon. Robert J. Wal.
ker for several valuable public documents,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

.3gother British Outrage upon an dmfrlcdn
Vessei"-Paragraphs introduced 10 manner SIM
liar 10 the above have become quite amlInr,ol late,
10 the American ear, and commonly they appear to
be well authenticated. II England IS incnDed to
peace, il is most unfortunate that she should have
selected this particular luncure ior the exercise OF
|" right" which we never admitted, and shall not The
right Of search. True, the motive, or At least The
ostensibe MOTIVE for this encToaChmeni, Is honora-
hIe and praiseworhy VIZ. the suppression OF The
slave trade And il is also trne we believe, that all
the searches made, have taken place on or near The
African coast These are circumstances which should
be AIKEN fully ina the account, IN estimating The
conduct olthe British cruisers.
The number of American vessels searched within
tie last few months, is probably dozen or twenty;
some Of which have been subject 10 much delay. IN
convenience, and loss In nI these vessels, we
should like to ask the conductors orlbe movement,
how many slaves have been found In how many
en- scs has there been even probable evidences that
tic vessels in question had been, or intended to be,
engage 10 the slave trade The fact ia, that IN.
sea suppresSing the slave trade the British cruz
are suppressing our lawful commerce; COM
mercc which has been carried on particularly from
the port ofSaem for Ing series Of years; aud has
no more connection with The slave trade than il has
with the Canada lumber trade. Does it not become
the British cruisers and the government which
sends them out TO weigh well these facts, and con-
sler whether they have not carried this business far
enoughi Surely ii cannot be that England would
resort to such an under handed policy for the pur.
pose Of destroying our lawful commerce with Az
RIGA
The manner Of the search, iCihe statements ofiht
argrieyed are to be relied on, has been, IN some ca
ses, better suited 10 the character of pirates, Than o
honorable mcn, acting n hehalto oppressed human
iy-KpiaHs Erpoator.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

10 A correspondent OF the Richmond Enquirer,
writing from Washington on the lth ut saws "lhe
President was asked by distinguished member from
South Carolina Whether he would veto bill charter.
ING bnnk Of the T. s Of discount and ejaculation
dod he SAID meqmrocaity that he rconld Good
Ne hope to see the promise fulfilled.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
For ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN ID. FREEMAN.
POLITICAL DISCUSSIONS.

l. NJ, TucEra Esq. and the Hon d. o. SnArrroK,
will attend Me following appointments, aud address.
the people on State policy IN the oIowlngpIaces aud
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

y u WM. NJ. GNlN, cand date for Congress-.
and JOHN. u. FREEMAN, candidate for Al.
Iorney General, will address the people of the
following counties at the county seats Of each
on the following DAYS:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

The only really bitter tears are those which are
she'd in solitude.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-06
TIE STATE CONVENTION.
June 10, 1871

Pursuant to the call of the State Committee a
largo number Of the democratic freernen Of the
State-bet,ve six and seven hundred assembled
at Montpelier wednesday, Of last week, to NOM
inato candidates for the office Ex-Governor, Lit Gov
ernor and Treasurer. Every County except Grand
Isle represented.
The Convention was called to order by HARRY
BRADLEY, Esq of Burlington, and temporarily or
ganized, and prayer oGered by the Rev. Mir SEE
LEY. Committees TO nominate officers and report
resolutions appointed, and resolution adopt
insiructiug the several Counties TO select Com
mitee corresponding in numbers with their Sena-
toral representation in the Legislature to meet in
convention toi the nomination Of a State Ticket.
The Convention was then permanently organized
by the appointment of ERAsrUs FAIRBAEKs, of
st. Johnsbury, President, and several Vice Pres-
dents, and JosEPH POLAND, Secretary, with an as
sistant. The President upon taking the Chair
brAy but happily addressed the Convention. when,
after the transaction of some further business the
Convention adjourned till afternoon.
Upon assembling IN the afternoon the Com
miee resolutions made report, when remarks
were made by Messrs Adams of Burlington. Ly-
man and eed Of Montpelier, Herrick Of Randolph,
and Others and the resolutions adopted.
The Committee appointed from the several Coun
ties to nominate State Ticket reported the fol-
lowing named gentlemen to the Convention;
For Governor,
Col CHARLES PAINE, of Norbfed
For 1t. Governor,
DR., WAITSTILL r. RANNEY, of Townsend
For Treasurer,
JOHN sPAULDING, Esq of Montpelier;
which report adopted by tho Convention.
The present incumbents had previously signified
desire not be considered candidates for re-elec
ton.
We have given this brief account OF the proceed
lngs experimenting that we mightsnot receive the
official proceedings seasonably for the present No.
Of our paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-06

MoRE LocoFoco HONESTY. 1t appears that
Looofoco Marshalls in Maryland have been 70
State. In several Wing Counties they have
turned less number of inhabitants by some ht
ands than the true number, with view 10 cut
their representation in part in the State Sea
and by which means they hoped TO aeoms a
iority in that body hereafter. The Grand
took up the matter and writs have been ISSUED
the arrest of the Marshalls.
Can any body tell why the late Census n
for Addison County in Vermont should sbv
large a decrease from that of 1880?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-06

! HTOur neighbors of the Star Seem ;u.,
censure Gen. Mattocks for voting for s,,. 0ed b
luton, by insinualing that he thereby ac,oa ''~
sistent with the right ofpetition, "'N
| Let us SEQ how the matter was. In H..
of organizing the House motion w.. ~oca
adopt the rules of the last Congress excen, H.
! which prohibited tho reception of abolita" zig
tons This motion prevailed by the vote. :, pN
northern Wings aided by four southern VIII.
few northern locos. "%
Ingersoil, locofoco from Penn.-apd Il.
who declared he would have been a ,o,, - uN
lived IN the days of the Revolution. and
iederalist--then moved a reconsideratio, =,
wore for the purpose of getting up an e,ci,,.
and preventing the transaction of busipe,,
was joined in this by the northern ocoooo. VI
OF course portion Of the southern Wbips M
the vote which had opened the door for ,bo
ton ofpet,ions was shut by the northern I6o,.'
the advocates OF slavery--con fusion was n,,,l.
into the House, and the northern Whipa d,,'1
by portion OF TIER southern brethren
were joined by the northern locos were l,o Il
feeble TO go on with the organization of the y,
for business. In this predcament Stuart ir,,
ed a resolution with the design of orgaDzn,
House, and at the same time excluding all bns,.
except that for which Congress was especially al
ed together. For this Gen Matocks and sl 4
northern Wings save one and many of the sou,hn
Wings voted Thus was the House Orpor,.
for a second time after being kept in confusion
the union of the northern locos wi it'll the s,v,a
terest for two or three weeks, by voting ODs n
for certain measure. and the next agansth
OF the two evils that of delaying all but.
for the present session and spending it in oum,
ing with the northern locos and Wise & Co.
of postroning all business except that for which
extra session was convened Gen. M. chose Il
latter, and in doing so he did what any man ID
would serve his country rather than The IoeON,
faction would do. If he acted inconsistency he wN
forced thus TO act by circumstances beyond his Ca
troll compelled to submit to present evil 70 u
cure greater good.
The effect of the vote is simply to postpone
subject Of abolition and all other subjects no, u
cepted till the regular session.
If the Star would out upon its northern friend
for voting aganst'the RECESSION of the Dist rule III
against the right Of petition, and for the DELAY
business, il would manifest a much worther I'd
than it now does in arragning man for an act ~
was compelled to submit to against his known
uniform opinions for the greater benefit of isur N
try. AT least, we so think.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-06
r e p OR MI

We are glad TO learn that there has been pref
~ general reform in the Custom House Depart.
mens in this State, in the reduction of salaries and
the abolition oil part of the offices. five are cor
rectly informed in reference to the subject some
thousand dollars less from the public Treasury will
be required now in this department than was ex-
pended by Van Buren,. The same kind of Reform
is in progress throughout the Country, 1t is what
is needed and what prom sed in case Of the
election of Gen. Harrison.
For all this the Wings receive no credit from
their opponents, but if a is discharged from
Office and the office abolished as a sinecure his
name is paraded under the head of "proscribed for
opinions sake and the poor fellow, although he
may have received thousands from Van Buren, for
elecioneering services, is set down the pitiabe
victim of the ''guillotine." We trust the guillo-
tine may yet ''stream with Blood till all unne-
cessary officers are beheaded.
The opposition papers are silent in reference to
the reform now being carried OUT by the Wings
They choose not to "keep it before the people,"
The fact ofthe reduction ofthe expenses of the
Custom services this County of taoo thirds from
what they were during most if not all Of Van Blu.
ren's administration, is not mentioned by the loco
foco prints. They prefer to kept from the PEG.
pie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-06

payment of Navy Pensions" which was twice
read aud referred 10 tho Commitlee of the whole
on the State Of the Union, and ordered TO be print
ed.
The House again resolved itself into Commit
tee Of the Whole the state OF the Union, on the
Distribution and Pre- emption bill.
Mr. VIM G. Johnson resumed his remarks and
ably advocated the bill for about three hours lie
was followed by Mr. Clifford in opposition to the
bill, who spoke to the hour of adjournment
In the Senate, the fiscal Bank bill was taken
up, and occupied the time of the sonaIe the remain
der of The day. Various amendments were con
sdered, among which one providing that the IN
crease of the capital to the extent of twenty mil
iior by the Government should not take place
till after the expiration of ten years, was adopted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-06
Gaga 1@aRIG BWM ga
TUESDAY JULY 1e4I
County Convention.

The Democratic Wings o. Caledonia County
are hereby invited TO assemble in Convention at
DanvilIe, on the second Thursday Of July, the Sth
day, at IL O'Clock, forenoon, for the purpose OF
nominating two candidates for the Senate, and
TO attend TO such other business may come be-
fore them, for the promotion of the good Of the
State and Country and the maintenance of pure
Republican principles.
a. g. CHADWICK, ,
J. F. SKINNER, ; Co. Comm. for 1910
DAVID BOYNTON, }
June TO- lS4l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-06
WING REFORM.

We find the following letter in the Boston
las, dated ST. hans, VT. June 81:
aThe Collector of customs, for this Disric
concluded, after a month OF considerae reA'd
TO disband the Loco Foco army Of Custom
officers who have for many years, obtained
support from the public treasury. The suOn
appointed enjoy less salaries, we understand,
arc not so obnoxious as the others, and will nd
| election times, obtrude themselves and opinions
on the people. This interference Of ofhce'h"l
with elections has, during theLocoFoco dyna'VI
creased to an alarming extent, not only in !"
ger cities of the Union, but even in some
villages ofVermont
In village we wot of, there has resided
ty under Col. A,W Hyde, the late colleotOFSi
chief characteristics are that he is q ialth0I
diligent partsan--the political lion Of barr
and post offices, and the ready servant OF @n 4
whom he owed his place and salary. This
master in the Loco Foco regiment has, we arc
TO say, been dismissed by Mr.. Briggs, and
ecure abolished-the policy of The party IN III
being TO carry out their professions INTO pray
The retrenchment in this instance VIII 10 apl
! emit when we state that the salary anneAeo
sinecure was $500 per annum, and that du'"s
time the late Deputy enjoyed it, he pI'OaO9
ed four thousand dollars from Government
giving an equivalent IN official services
Buren, administration paid out to 'nN
drummer, merely for electioneerlng du"'''
which would have borne gladness and ci'',
hearts of many revolutionary veterans WIN
gushing in want and poverty II has ps
Briggs to yield to the express will oil "o
and not to appoint another officer wn0ss al
ness would be to sign and transmit 10 'D'
a receipt for his salary.
Speaking of Mr.. Granger and MS P'": :aIt
minds mo that in his lettings he mas
been instrumental in the cause OF ''' ,s
| The old mail contruct for the rou'e W. Lam
lIngton and Highgate-a distance me
miles--was let out under Amos heuu" IN
tration to political par,isans for $lsOo Pc,
We learn that two gentlemen have 'u''. slG I'm
same route for the ensuing four years :"
annum IA saving of too thousand 1 Jy'.
and fifty. too dollars for the term mi
sretrenchment and REFORM" it carii'D n b.
sections of the Union, as we hope w. I'D
form very agreeable contrast 10 Tue ,..dy
omy and reform (save the mark9 P''OS .,,o,J x
late administration. Thus mucn '0'
scription and retrenchment,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-04
sIIERMAN,S
.gIIIHsUE1sE93y19%5

Are Tue safest, most sare nd etf.ctual r.,,t ,r
Ss1itss' SSlqs' Consgmpuoas' Nhoo3ng Cough
xsth'na' IlShtnsss of the Lungs or Chest &c.
Ns hs Proprietor has never known an ia
stance where they olJ not give perfect satIsfsc-
Over 1000 persons have given THAR names
Slnth me last year as a reference of the won
usI'uI virtues NJ the Cough Lozenkes They
Suie al recent cases IN a few hours, seldom re-
SunLnE more than one day tn enutely eradicate
tht most distressing ones
at. u j. Matthew, Caroline ST.. 81 Eered
seai Win lard tight cough, pam n The side,
sp'iuns OF blood, and a the usual syrn1 toms OF
consumption, The LsZenses relieved him I'M
nsalateiy' and a. a few weeks restored hlm TO
p%aisS, neat a. hesays they are tns greatest
hS.iSlne IN the world.
Inc Rev ia las Anthonv. Of tie Oneida Con-
teIonCe was given up al InCuTablc, believed to
ne On the verge Of the grave from consumption.
without The hJpe OF relief until he triei these
LoHsages' They re ieyed him imm edia civ, aud
"a new weeks restored MIN to health, so that
ne could resume his duty as minister OF the gos-
Oel' tie recommends them 10 oil who arc con-
sumptlVe or have any derange ment Of their
lungs, as the greatest medicine in the known
wa; tie has witnessed heir effects seVe-
IGI DINERS, and always with the happiest results.
tie saws so Sreal rem'dy through the blessing
OF OlNlne Providence should be the common
property Of al aud IN every family on tue face
Of he earth.
The Rev. Dr.. Eastmond Of New York CAV, n
rev 10 a lidy, fnsnd of his, who had been Civ
en- UP by her physician and friends az in the last
stage OF consumption. The fist Lozenge gave
her considerable re 'icf 80 that she was encour-
aged 10 pers"v.rs IN their use; and through the
oiessing OF cd they Testored her 10 perfect
health
DR.. Zabrske, IS Duane st., hasused them ia
over 700 cases, some of them OF the moot alarm
ing character, and Glw avs with the srelteit sac
cess Young lsdy Of rs years old WAS supposed
20 DO IN decline; seve' o. thvsi iAns had atten-
de. her and gwen her ~ as incurable Sir.
MAJ distressing cough, was 50 weak she co Id
not s.tup but a few mnutCs al a tIne, And hsd
every apPearan"e Of speedy dissolution. On
ihs brink OF her grave rs II were she took dose
d she man Loze' ge.; they seemed 10 give hsr
new liie--shs ersers ID, and less than fou boxes
restored her 10 perfect health. These I.oJsaRes
saved her from az untImely death.
Msny pcr2ons have compla ned Of be rs
humbugged out Of their dollars ~ Cough Syr-
ups, VINO have fonrd a cure IN ShermAn's
Cough Candies they are NOT required 20 pur-
chase five OF SIX dollars worIh.-Nery cftsn oEE
IS reUt box "a / cue theiu.
Pucr25 cents per box, For salcbY
n. W. Oh SPLTNE.
NTrirn street Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-04
El5T3 2 IS

NATE HAVE TRIED DIR. JOS. PRIESrLEY
w PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS, & have
no hestaney in pronounclng them tbs best anti
billions medicine that we have ever used 10
family. ne are acquan ed with several families
ia [ u city who give them the preference 10 all
Otner kinds, on account Of their mIldness, and al
the same time, certainty Of acunn.
NerO York Erqminer
MORE THAN TEN MILLIONS OfbOxes Of
these Truly valuable ambitious pill have been sold
IN the Untei states, CanaIas West Ia dies, Mex
cO, aud Texas, since the first OF January, eight
teen hundred and IN Tty five
HUNDREDS and THOUSANDS bless the
day when they were induced, by the persuasion
Of 4 friend, 90 try box of Dr. Peiers' Pills.
They Iuus as n Family Medicine, and all
wsO have used them give them the preference 20
al Other kinds, on account OF their being a safe
pleasant and easy apsrieat-being mid in their
action AZ the same tmsi though an their Opers-
ton pr0ducIDg neither sickness, guping ROT &C.
hittv
d. Jos Pyissiiey Peters.
Dear Sir i have used your valuable Pills the
last foar years 10 cases ofDyspepsia, Liver com
~ a majority ofcases, the most valuable Pits |
have ever used JOHN CASE, VI ID.
For sick or ne-vOus headache or bilious fever
would recommend Peters pills In preference to
other Kinds "
The fgllotgins fror he EMINENT DOCTOR EN-
MERSON is considered sufficient
have used in my practice, these last Eve years
ID DctOr Jos Prisstie, Peers vegetable auublIJus
pllir. and cons or them the bestfamdy medicine
For sale 5y INV CuAPLINE.
noa / Union srcHt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-04

TRUSTEE'S SALg IN pu-su,nse ola de-
l. cree made by tue Circ1it Superior Court Of
La and CEanceTy for inc county Of Ohio, al the
last Spring term, thereon, The undersigned will
on Thursday the 2lst day Of Oetober next, at the
Court hoHse of the said cCunty procsSC to sell TO
he highest and best bidder the premises in the
said decree mentioned aad referred TO that is 70
say, SIX certain lots situate IN the addition 10 the
late town Of Wheeling, commonly called
East Wheeling and known and desgna-
ted on the plat Of the said addition, by the mum
Oers 1911, l24 i25, los iO9 ano o. beng the
81 lots Of ground IN which are erected, the sx-
teHsye and valuable F,Int aud Crown Glass
Works, lately carried on by Ritchies a. Wilson,
for more particular Description of which said
premises, refer nee NO y be mad 10 a certain deed
Of trust executed BY John & Craig Richie q. their
respective wife 20 the undersigned. hearing date
on the 22t day Of October IN the vesr If our Lord
1913. and recorded IN the clerks Office of Ohio
county. on or about the same day.
the terms Of said sale will be. one sixth OF the
purchase money 10 be paid IN hand and ths residue
~ Cqial 'us a'ments upOn a credit OF six, tw I've
and eiEh ee1 mon rs the purchaser 10 give bsnds
for the unpaid instalments with good security, all
bearing interest from the date # said sale.
aug 81 Campbell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-04
H.9T,S IND CRPN

fsz~<a FASHIONABLE HAT AND Cal
tSEx<X MANUFACTORY.
ksxA lea. Main street. whselig. opposite
ks& Dir. Robbs Chair Fsriorys
z$SS AVERY n co. respectfully in.
- fern their friends and the public
aat they have on hand and are constantly manu-.
Iaeturihg general assortment OF Hats and Caps Of
The ia'0s fashions. warranted equal IL not superior
- ony that have bs0n offered. which will be sole
sy Ae dozen singlo tho lowest prices aud up-s
as favorable terms they be had in The city
Hats Of oil kinds and qualities also general as-r
ment ofmen's and and boys fur and cothO,
They propose 10 fsrnsh geutlsnsn With hats b,
tie yesr
n. b. Hats and - ~ ua-ds to srsie, also nili,ar,
RATS aRd saps made on the shortest notice.
IAsy respectfully solicit liberal share or pablo
p'irnnage. spl5