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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
UNION DEMOCRAT.
Dec0tcd to tee 2rcsPrUGtios' o9
tHb SRj0R G3}a tAe see ~ port
Of E5P:H9Cl'EC2y.

One Of his frsl objects viii be 10 review le mean
orohIe Extra Session OF Congress and It's measures
embracing its origin the influences whIca have
controlled It's acts, The Treasury Reports, the BAN;
Bi,lsNhe Land Bill, the Loan Bill, The Tax BIZ,
The Bankrupt Bill, and the extraordinary Appropr-
allons, the New Rules to prevent discussion aud
cut of amendments with such comments as may
make plain the effect of each separately and he
Whole as a Sysltm,up0n the morals, and Institutions
Of the American People. He believes and wi EN-
deavor TO show that he Legislation of 1871 9S ana
lS4l originated IN The same principles aud aimed
al the same results,
During future Sessions Of Congress, he propo. cs
to give the proceedings on all general subjects with
explanatory remarks from day to day, and some of
the best speeches.
Proud Of the name Of Democrat, he disdains the
hypocrisy which disavowS party Il is only in the
midst OF party, oI sects and OF conflicting opinions,
that .Dlnd dty,lopes lis power and Truth maintains
her triumphant march, rallginy mankind 10 her
standard. Party IS to be feared only when, in de-
VotIon TO men or IN reckless struggle for power or
gain, 1t considers the government It's instrument.
and irampes principle under loot These abuse.
ofparty the undersigned disavows aud Icpudiaes
He viii pledge hmsefto the support Of M par
tIcnar men, whether in power or cut, step jur
Their than they Tread iii The Democratic path and.
then only as HE most effective means Of aipGaci9V
Democratic priaop'es.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30

CauH; County Treasurer. Surveyor: Ranger; As
SCISSOR ef Take; Tax CaHeetHf, F.ee mgaters Of
tie Boaid 81 r. g.: Two JG-f.l, Of tile Peace;
end ono Constable n each PuCe District. Where
Police DHue's haye been II.i,d, 90 pursuance Ut
special aeis al The Legislature, ard IN eases where
Cities, Towns and Districts are entitled, under
special acts % an additional number q Justices O.
lie Peace and Con,iabcs, elections lor such officers
vii be bf IA arrord rs,lv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
Members of the Legislature

Adams county, one Senator; Wilkinson county
one Seular; Rankin and Simpson counties, one
senator; NaNubce ard Winston counties, one Sc.
uafoG LoRHies county, one Senator; Cluctaw
county one Senator; 0cubbeha and Chckasaw
counties, Ole Senator Monroe county, one SENATOR
Ilsnem.ueo county, one Senator; Uppah county.
one Senator; Marshall county, one Senator; -
Soto, Tuica, Coahoma. Bolivar, and Washington
counties. enc ScusloG; faolusla county one Sc
uatag H5nei county. one Senator; Warren coua-
", one Stuajor lafayette county, one Senator
Pike county, one Senator.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
DIR. GIDEON LENCECUM

LATE or ELECTRA MoSRoE Nj.
HAS located himself permanently at Columbus
Il Il Mi where be will attend to all cases in his pro-
tession. Mr.. l.. tatters himself that with close at
lenlion to his business he will merit share OF
public patronage. He can be lonnd aalI times al
his Office IN Market Street. opposite the old Land
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30

Showing chen, and rhere, Tie ircmt Court q
each County in h, State q mississippi IS a"'

''''' go
r, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,,.r,ry SEAT
oosIIG-. :, lIA- 49, -.
Adams, IthIn Nav and Nov IA chez.
Annie, ava in May anI Noy. Liberty,
a'a''' .uu - -.P'' ~ I,.pal,,, q r.
ho7N4l' - !" I. - ~, ~, C.rraInnn
oaft1'' ~" y. q ", ou,' ~. lI,,ne,on
D,'ct'@a"' "a ~ Az u, ~ - -, Graonsh,to,ph.
It"c''N' ~ - t ,, aug ~ G,hSop
CIahoine, An IN May and Nov KY U,'so"
Clarke, jrd IN May and Nov 't'Ilal
l"i"o' ~ y gay az" ~. l.,,,,,na {. II.
nng,ng,n 3Iin AKIN 5rd Oci Hiiiausburg'
t"t "- ~ ~ 'H "" ~" y, ,s.,,,ao
y a usadyile.
G,.a, ls,in hor,i and OFt Lrakcyle
''' -, ~ z, y NV a. ,.i,.,.borongh.
Kinds 3iinJunc and Drc|ha}mond
Unf,,ns 3l i'm ANN and Gen Lexington.
L,,yanb, }d nArrl and Iri l'uon.
jackson lth IN Marand Scp JACKSON - -
Jaspp, 2din May aud Noy. Ph"'dInE'
jefferson, lst in May and NoF faNc''F'
Jones, nh ia Apr and ocI !, H's :,
Kemper, 4h in April and Oet De halo'
LauderdaIe, ithin May and Nov ,,at on
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
JUDICIARY.

Judges oftae High 5g-; IF Error, ana A.,
- Nm L. >narSey, James F. Troire- AMI 'F.9 "a
Turner. Clerk Robert A Fstrcs '-lNa'l
The high court Of errors and appeals b,..-.
rsdctoa, except what properly be,on,, % T.
Of eFrars aud appeass; It's ssSsuus are 5olsn .'a''
hrsl Mnr1ayoi January and Juy. al J,ets % ,1s
M virtually butone session per auuuD d
Chaarellor Of tie Stats-R. H. Buctrr, r.
r. L. Dixon. xxx
The superior court ofchaacery has ii7-i,l,...-
over a, matters, pleas dnl complaints y.sr,,..'0ol
belonging 3D. OF coIn.zablt in a cugrt O., e-.,,.'
holds TWO SESSION annually. '!' p.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30

Government OF AIi.sis@i5..,7
a., &. AeNgII. Gavsa.r.la lsu '''
D. 'l'> u. WOODWARD S-c-srsrg rs.
!. b. SAUNDERS. AuHlzir Of ppt-- ',e
J. :. CrSTi5 STATE Treasurer. -''''-a.s.
IL. JoLLSs, Attorney Gsas-,.rr y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30

ure Cure.

ure Cure. dA
FRESH supply Of Gal'ehan' F., FEY a Gk ' sIors
h00h ''N By pFlsrER s GooD""'
StAe Agents. 80, 3w Pr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30

JESSE C. THOMAS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MopILE.
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County Officers.

Judge of The Probate Court: Sheriff; Coroner
Clerk Of The Circuit Court Clerk oil the Probate
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rent Inn g uietr Grsbit ii n,einer ercauu0s oa d'
felt Sabrem beY fat oen 9erSen Der llm9e9eH,s ''<
lnerbaIb so Meen, UerSebIt SnIfe nno se'n"g 4endF
babe. w george Seru0'
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Set[erev.

Ser GnSesbtadnate at (einen Sreunbn unc Rem Duff
Gun, atunsspoa tetannt baB fortfa9rt tas @s unr
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tcn 70 tefrisbsennen Seensnsn W banpe, as t anrerspr
antrefen h168en.
Dantet lls;
Gaufcmj Juny ls, 1871! 4s-bp.
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Oentf6e
0aub(uno i'm G5roBen unD Rleineu.
Ubeo0or Tabtc,
so. ~. am qRalIsr,. In SIersianr, obtc,

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frn IS Ser nno 8ie te |" !" lit 9ersYcrf,
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Spmflanaticn bdfilr 9ercdt ttlto.
FaGr lSer lpAmadten Mnb 1on(tt6e Dccumente, bic
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Gwot NIB bcfrrbert babcn nil, pber audi gelrer bon
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frieoeubett asErr 8etbciligten beiprsen fam.
6 beooer Gd6er.
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0Sa6ri6t miro 0ctpiinl6t:

Die GrpebitiOn ter slLtsh IND .,neuen. sSeIt
tran(ht Ben jeetsen AufentbdltSOrt uon anbr {"
assSa iubler, ber frlber IN 9anfaltcrt pas,
yne audi ben Nufeu tbalt ees o. Beidt, ttr fFater
in Wuerpa, 0biO, rpcbute, u erfabreH unS suree F
niiti0e 9luStuuft oanfbar Iein.
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$50 if 6einrib 95ritnner?

Gr 1T sebitrtia aus 3irdb CSd'petsl nno Shneoer
feiues S,anoncrfes.-Sene in Der SdIpes 5rrlief9ee
@ecmitfel ,fomneu slt lafen, ba',it e, nebit hren
,pei ainser, ,pepon etnes frippehaft nno bllfcs it,
Tah Nmeriea aeangen uuo ants bent gleno, tportn fe
lid, I1,nt ibren &ncern beaoct, erlS verten fenne.
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Uxtctte parre ocerGGne Grte, Deiren rsn rndttanco
inttrfbre'ttrn an3atunsEa IN riefr Otatrsy aasaos
31ss frtdss ia euttesrsa bat, tsr nctee fdt setts
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-06-25
sJ2elIe8 SdyneiOerQelOGft.

Mer ifuttr,ridbnttt woGnba <ustaFaraS Strale
T1n Canton, 0rm. &o6r's 9ODr fbra9 seseuGter, StS
6ierf rtu ubtum ersettnit Dag tr ansefa"seH ba
Das 96neiorstat in alien ftimt rerlentHen spetstn al"
SEiar Gtet pele ct tauf@ erfancen Bat Ju betrtibn
Nu pirb tr es einen 93crratb aen Sorten rrti9en
mad neuen 01cben rslae Ct Uen 3sit
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tinen IGel Der 6tnhsn 8a s Strbtenen uno etbalten
9icctauS BDur.
Caatcn, W1op 70. lSAl. lS.
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Der auf Der aersi 34erttc er;eSten rOputtr,
bsn 9Bcrtb pcs twesen unO Der Qalt sutebStsn GBeWs
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ditto ent[afIelL 10
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iInp ertuadIeue Maunspcrlcreu; 20
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9luslD0bI belIcbter oeWEtNer 9lrlen,
P@PWtE1MB sAEBS

ARRANGED FOR THE VOICE & PIANO-FORTE,
NIT
ceut1Nem Grri0ina(< <Sert luno en9lt(ber uee
ber1cBnng.
HITTER bic1eul 3ittef 1T Die 8. Hnmtner eier gHnls
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caS au,erifanlde pnblifnm NIT jcnem tn GsHfhlano
10 betiebten9rien uMo beren betrliert ocrtrait s1
MAIDEN. @cIiase erh(ten nnb heitcrn c5nbalts, Syra
ueu, 8oIlaocu, Gerenaoen; Sdwciaer no3Drpler Qc>
Der perben n1itcnanoer abpcd)ient t1no ette War9z
fasfet 9euabrem, tpie le bem bleI9en Ynblttu ncd}
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Bdttern Die Oelcoie lpieoer, bic oft iein er3 1T Ter
Oenatb entsiifte, Ger 9lerifaner, rceld,er Sreu,r
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publtfaMs oa uits ntobt bios bic SOrse<
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nben e ef up crsreifeno auf oas eefahl sUirf eirr
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faun. Me Seler 8Otfer bescrc@ betdtaeu
bte Bebauptunq, ure per tnCtc e6tr fSine biccsbez
bamptuna ucrfelinen, tae ee bente Satcn ccnQScrtb
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am b6Dcn III spiirb8en nerna9 limb ausuidla9cn rs
fade bat lDtr iberaeben tdher m1er Serba6en scre
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,ur Grbeteruli9 unfsfeS @emitbS 70 pief beutraacn
Sermas, ibrer snf,ertfanfeit anb llnteraeuna eept
lntarbi9 f1neen tDttecn
pbilatelrtiaj rn Ss;. is4o
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-06-25

Wcn bieier Suu,ne sparo fiir Bauten uno
fcniti9e bauernoe gerbe6erunsen oers
tpenbet, SO 57a
llnc fit unterid,ieb[ide tleine
uubesablte Sdulocn Der 9lns
ftult bonn Dcri9en Sabre, 40 04a
Weldes fur bic tpirflieten 9lus9abcn sur 139 62a
llntcrbaltun9 Der stutalt, pbne Gebalt
bieiem Gaae enSrl,oe Sabr atris idet, 5a8 esa
@ebalt ceS sufIebers nrb strSteS flr oieies
SdHr, 365 90
gBirf(ihe @efamntdus9dbet f. b. Sdbr, 8 500 63aa
3u oielent fiee mani Die Btlart3 bes Nluf1es
herst ritdltdnbig BON oorige,n cSatr ltno
beSablt aus ScripSQgun8en beS cSabresj
ods NIT bteIent Gage enbet, 967 90
8lan3 pom @ebalte 6es Sr5tes,
fitfi0 ocri9es SaGr inns bes
sablt aus gertpi09nn9en be5
us, 21 2sf
elasaabe,t flr gauteli unb fun,
ftlae pernta''ente Serteiferau' -,
getraa a1 aeiaer edutben, fduiq
leetes ultb 6e51bft bIef. eubr, 40 OFT 262 S54
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getrdg sott fiaisen ne& nidt besabltea
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8ieoerbolun9 6er Docu,nente s un6 8,
sse bic 3abl pr In eet na Nus.se~ssnen, bic nuaatta
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-03

concur with the editors ofIhe National lntelligen.
Ger in this matter:
"Our opinion is, that there is no prescription
which affords so fair prospect for cure of the
disease as the establishment of NATIONAL BANK.
If those of our Wing friends who have consci-
entious scruples in regard TO this particular meas
ure, would propose any other, offering the least
hope of relief, we SHOULD be glad TO see trial
made of it 1; believing nevertheless, that any iur-
Their experiments upon the currency Will only pro.
tract the disease under which it abors, and end
at last in the same measure, National Bank. II
is time, at least that thoughts should be turn
ed to the consideration of the proper remedy,
when it can no longer be denied that remedy of
some sort is necessary, and can only he applied
through the fundamentally of the General Gov
eminent.
We invoke the attention Of our readers to this
question, and we trust they will be ready to meet
the discussions of the next Congress on this point
in the spirit of candor aud patriotism. The only
end should be a sound currency the only ques-
ton, what is the best means OF attaining this end
If so the people will regard the matter, there
need be fear but that wise councils will prevail
among their representatives.
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a Magnificent Project. The N. Y. Journal of
Commerce says that four steam ships are to be
built forthwithn that port, 10 be employed in nav
igating the Atlantic Ocean, and to be each of the
capacity of Two thousand five hundred ions. Per-
sons who understand the plan, have no doubt that
in speed and every good quality, these ships will
he found quite superior to any of the vessels hi,h-
erto employed in this service. The cost will be
about three millions of dollars. The projectors
of the plan proposed to the late and present Adj
ministraion TO confer on the government the right
10 take these ships in case OF war, at fair vniua.
ton, if only the Administration would procure
such modification of the present post Office law,
US 10 allow the owners to collect an inward post
age on letters. The law now requires all letters
brought by vessels to be deposited in the post Of
flee NJ two cents each. This most important
proposition, upon plan which would furnish
Navy without cost in peace, and of the greatest
possible efficiency in time of war; we are sorry TO
say, neither the pest or present Administration has
found time to determine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Steamship Great Western, arrived at New
York on Saturday at three o'clock, p. nj. after
passage of sixteen days from Bristol.
The Great Western encountered very severe
weather and fell in with large islands of ice. On
the 18th from 8, Is passed several small pieces
bowed the engines, and at $50 run into n field of
ice extending far the eye could reach; at 10,
10 succeeded in getting the ships head to the
Eastward and at II got clear of the field. On
the 10Th aud goth was completely surrounded by
ice.
In Parliament nothing especially worthy OF no
lice had occurred except the following;
HOUSE OF COMMONS, April 6.
CASE OF Mr.. McLEop.
Vscount Palmerston said that the next motion
on the paper was one Of the Hon. member for Kill
kenny, relating to the differences mt present exist
ing between this country and The government of
the United States, and to the arrest Of Mcleod.
lie put it to his honorable friend whether at the
present moment lie would think it necessary TO
bring this question under The consideration OF the
house. For his part he did not see the expeden
cy of bringing forward this question at the pres
ent moment. Hear.
He trusted that there existed on the part both
of the government Of the United States and that
of this country, an anxious desire TO bring the
matter to amcable and satisfactory termination.
(llear, Hear.) These matters had excited strong
feeling both AT this side OF The Atlantic and The
other and whilst these matters were the subject
of communication between the two governments,
anything like discussion of their details could
only tend to delay perhaps 20 defeat the object,
not only of his honorable friend but that Of the
English government and ofthe government OF the
United States. Hear, henry He hoped, there
fore, his honorable friend would postpone his
motion. Qlear, hear)
| Mr.. Hume said no person was more anxious 10
see relations of friendship maintained between
this country and the United States. He was OPP
posed to war OF any kind, but war with the Uni
ted States would be most unnatural war. After
what had been stated by the noble lord, he had no
objection to postpone his motion.
PARIS, April 5. 1t seems certain that NJ. Gu-
got has offered the mediation of France to ter
inmate the differences existing between Grea, Brit
ain and the United States. We cannot however,
believe that NJ. Gulzot, not content with offcripp
his services as mediator, has threatened the UNI
ted States as n journal allirms that he has with
an armed Intervention. France invading the Uni
ted States in favor Of England! 1t is an idea too
ridiculous TO he entertained, even by the men who
abandoned Egypt to the mercy of the powers.
LIE Courier Frdncais
This report of mediation seems to have been
founded oEy upon Paris letter in the LONDON
Globe. The armed intervention spoken of bv the
Courier Francois was bare invention of tho
French editor. The letter in the G lobe minated
no such thing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-03

Gen Harrison and Judge Bwnet At the meet
ing of the committee in Cincinnati to agree upon
suitable measures to express the public feelings on
the melancholy occasion of Harrson's death, n
motion was made and unanimously adopted, that
Judge Bnrnet be requested TO deliver the eulogy
upon the late President. The Judge was Presi-
dent, being chairmsn of the committee. He de-
clined the request; and "never" says the Gin
cinnati Republican, did we witness deeper feel
ing or listen to trier eoquence than IN the re-
marks he made" 81 cannot accept" said he, al
could not speak. | knew Harrison forly-six
years ago; he was a brother to me then; we have
been brothers ever since our hearts were knit
together, and ! would choke were TO attemp. to
sneak ofhim. lie is the last of the little band who
started this city. am alone now, all alone, and
cannot talk of my friend. cannot.' And the
manly tears fell down his cheeks, and the sobs
which were heard coming alike from the aged
and the young of both parties, told the deep sym
pa,hy which all felt. The scene was touching
1t overcame all who witnessed II.