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tiat fno, bic Durftieen bel ibrer 0us;
.panoerune su unteritueen ; - es iolten
bic Quspanoerer unter Die eeitun9 Der
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faire ae1feCt uno pon bieien bic erforoer:
lben Nnoronuneen estrOffen speroen &c.
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HienfaeIuO.

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6anbwerf sslsrat bat, une fib aui ben 1Ssnt
bau unb ale antsrs Sur Gdrtner.i gsbcrsnos
gsibdfts gut psrftsbt fudt cine Anfslun9 als
8drtner. VI if bsrtt tinsn Wlonat aur YtOs
bs su arbstsn tpenn ts psrlanst wiro. 9as
Ndber srfdBrt man in bjsfsr grudsrei.
Nsohina, @ertsmber 5,
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9Sauern Stphr.

8aumnoasn @arn BON prf6isbsnsn Rums
mern uno @arpsts3sttel BON allen Sarbtn am
Stobr pcn u. 6. Iooff, gfe Der 3tsn u. Yenns
ifrass, SbiIb pom Yfus unb gsse ober Der
flbernsn Su9sl.
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-am est. Insutt, III bider Stact, Seorss
9Bstberia. i'm 7Sfsa SABRE ftines Ilters.
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bern prsifsn, am Cd Der 3tsn unb Vsnnfrass
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gel. uuSudue G. Soff .
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ltpoblftil 3u persaufen.
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2ataersk Gtotlr
Yauern Stohr.
llbren, l(bren, llbren.

CUTE llbrn fur ben nletsrn Yrsis BON 81
WsfTn9ens 30 &" 80 bio $6
ad,t 9aas be SO bis $I2
am e6 Der 3tsn unb ptnnTrase, SbiIe pom
Vfus unb gsas cber iiltsrasn Su9d.
n. e. SoR.
Wsabin8, Septenlbst l2. 3m.
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auern Stobr.
8eutettu6, 8euteltu6 |

4srIibrt als ta6 abte ult Hnfer 8sutsls
tut, gum Gsrfauf am Cd bsr 3tsn unb Dtnns
ffrabs, Sbilo pom pfus unb es9s cbtr Nlbsra
Ru9s. AuSuttus q. Soft.
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9Im neue1t StDbr,

Nn1 l1eue1t StDDr,
nabe oem Gaunty 6efGnsniB,
90. unb 8 8. Ssim's GifnsStobr Ststnibsr.
60 ebsn trbaltsn einsn srpeitsn 8orratb bon
nsusn unb moblftiIsn @ltsrn, foldt alS 9uhe,
@affinstt6, psfen,sust, eattum, @insbams,
3waise SeIit, WctIine, SiftsSabsr &c.
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ensn oorsi9lbsn Irtifel BON blaufbUarSer
<sies unb bIaufbparEr 1ipaba guffres
&c. fsbr pcblfel. Sdufsr fnb abtunesupa
eia9slabtn anSuruftn.
Oilliam Seeber.
Nsaoin9, Sepfsmber 5.
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QlSirD perl0n9t,

ginc 0uantitit serdubertcs Sbrpeis
nefeifd,, rppfir rsr bthits WaarftprtIs be,
aablt rptrben ,pirb am Stobr BON
Sebn Nll9aier.
Ssabins, Ssptembsr IL.
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Sauern Stobr.
Gneem8 Waare, Queens SSaare.
Nun am auspadsn zines srOsen une 9ldn'
ssnbsn 9tGortsmsnts BON auans Daarsn, 81
unaswtbnlb nistsrn Yrsifsn, am Cd Der 3ter
unb Ysnnltra6a Sbilo pom Yfu9 une e99s
obsr Der fItsrnsn &us,l.
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Cine frifcbe &ptt

DON Us ~
bon Ben ntasttsn uaS allWfh6nfsn Wufsru,
1T uMu ~ babsn am @tobr BON
John Aa9atsr.
Neablns, Tasut 90.
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Sis folssnb benamtsn prlonm fnp ale
goasftcrtn Der 3aren fir Die Dsritbiscsusn
2auufbips, Borousbs unb Warps in Der
eaumtp 8srfs anssiteIt lporpsh fir bas
Sabr l843.
3aunlcbips. Namsn bsr goGsftcrs.
Ibanp epbraim Shwopw
Nmitp Sapip 66rner
Bern Sohn Saufman
Oters8ern Sonatban &lsin
Yrsfnc6 pster Steiner
8stbel Schn Nopsr, jun.
Sasrnarbon Niharb Dtree
gcIebrootoals 9bomas Sb6nsr
gumru Scbn Chairman
Centre Saptb 9eiItber
0cusla6 Gecrss 5eatfielo
9iItrift ubrabam Srenltnstr
glfab Daniel Baum
gretsr lStlliam NtcaeS
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-07

OrWtAig altl oulcd ~ Inhguntc
JAMEs u. MeLslLAsg Otbs present
ln' nmbep1) ~ o candidate lor sheriff
0, winston County, a lhe eamlng
elgCIion.
OJ'We wc eulliodEcd 10 announce
NtiAoN hAwiNo ~ " candidate lef
Clcfk Of ile Probate Conll Of Win,
s'on County, NJ llIe cnsuing election.
irt-Wu are authorized 10 announce
william T. Lgws m y candidate
for Clofk u lbc Probate Comt q
Winston C0miy,ntihe cn.ltlng olee.
ton.
0J-Wo nre authorized ~ ana6uu, Q
ERAsrrs lIrSrLgYes q candidate TO
Clerk Of the Probate Court ~ Winston
County, ~ lho on'aiug election.
0srJonS J. TuoMrsoS |, IN candid.
ate fi Justice Of the Peace, for Ills
Bcai. nj TIC crushing election
0.TWe ARE authorized 10 announce
j. T.. SiMIs as y candidate Cor Clerk
Of the Prob tc Cont If Winston Coun-
y,at the ensuing election. IF pa
0.1-Wc arc authorized 10 .annodnt o
WM. IL. EATMsS az n candidate fer
Police member, OF The ensuing tlcc-
ton. in November neat. NJ "a
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-07
A N N u NCIA TIO,N S /.

OTWe are authorized to announce
AMzI f. LOVE, of Lowndes County,
candidate for. Clerk Of the Vice
Chancery Court, in the District com
posed of the Counties of. Lowndes,
Noxubee, Kemper, Winston, Nesho-
ba and Oktibbeha.
0rWe are authorized to announce
BRIcE NJ. Moons, OF Oktibbeha Coun-
ty. a candidate for Clerk of the Vice
Chancery Court, in the District COM
posed Of the Counties Of Lowndes,
Noxubee.s Kemper, Winston, Nesho,
ba and Oktibbeha. y !.
0rWe are authorized to anpounce
JOHN c.. HARDY as a candidate
for Sheriff Of Winston County, at the
ensuing election,
40 10y f.,-s
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-07
WHY TEXAS OUGHT TO BE
ADMlTTEDINTO THE UNION. \
Ike. IN.

Ii England Mr.. Editor, shall be a.
bic BY her influence and intermeddling
to effect the adjustment of slavery IN
project now. being carried
out--and ia rctnrn therefor. shall sue
coed in procuring the recognition Of
her .indcpcndeilce by Mexico, mat
ter Of no diffisuliyto Great Britain,
there IS no man 60 short sighted as
not to see, that all this is.but a prell-
miuary movement towards the great
object the British government ever
has xicM-ia all her negotiations
with weak ,natioIk-viz: the extcn.
sion ofathc trade and commerce OF
4 "a
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-07
PROPOSALS..
YTNHE friends Of primitive christi
\ anity propose publishing in the
town of Columbus, Nfssisstt pi, a Sc.
mi-mobthly, to be called
@Ge Dfsespfe.

Devoted to the interests of the
christian restitution, in its Hpo$tohc
purity and prinifive Stmpi'city;-
having in view no design, Other than
the best inter, st Of the community,
and the honor ofGod.
Upon such subject, guided by
such motives, we cannot but indulge
ardcnlb, the hope Of great and good
success lat the same time promising
to use our best exertions to s. cure, in
an eminent degree, Hiis So desirable
an objecf, 49, 50
The main design If this periodical
is to disseminate bibticafi Intelligence
in TN unvarnishca, though chaste md
respectable style, through this State
and sister States; as far rs il may be
by the liberality Of the public, per.
mitted to WELD an influence.
The following items may be in
brief noted, as prospectively holding
claimupon our labours, and entitled
to timous attention and full and free
discussion:
LIST Simple expositions ofthe rclig-.
ion Of Christ as .iaughi by the APos-
ties.
I'd. Christian organization, or the.
government and discipline Of the
Church.
3d.. The most successful scripturak
manner OF proclaiming the word.
4,h, The various interpretations
Of prophecy, especially those bear
ing upon the second coming Of the
Lord.
9th. News from the Churches. u.
9th. Instructive miscellany, ard re-
ligious poetry.
7th. Such discussions, as from the
character of the parties, the manner
Of discussion. add the subject discus
sed will be likeloto rcsultin gocd;--
for free discussion and liberal and
enlightened investigation shall be
our motto. None need therefore APP
prehend any disrespect at our hands,
not even opponets, who present us
with chaste, condensed and we'll writ
ten COMMUNICATIONS.
Every thing like 'inyidious seurility
and vulgar sarcasm which have been
too long the disgrace Of the press, and
the curse of the community, will, be
sedulously avoided. ~
All important foreign and domestic
intelligence ola religious character
will receive from US mcrited attep,
ton. !,
Columbus has been selected as the
site of publication, because il concen
trates more adyant4g ss than any 9th
er.
In conclusion, We respectfully soil
cit the aid of all the brethren anr
friends, who may feel competent any
inclined 10 favor this laudable Proiec
} Let your communications he short, s
pithy,
All communications for this wor|
addressed post paid. to "1he Disci
pie, Columbus Miss, will meetwitl
prompt attention: .f
Terms ST. so TO be paid upon r.
ceipt Of the first number. az
Usual per cenfuna allowed to !
gents. -sso o-
JAMES A. BUTLER,
GREENE HILL, baa
JAMES III. CURTIS Ia
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-07
NO. ".

tits a fact worthy to be-rcmembBr-
ed, that the American governments in
all It's negotiations with Spain in 1905
and 1919, never yielded its claims TO-
the Rio del Norte as the .westcrn boulh
Diary Of Louisiana. Once, indeed, lit
was proposed that a half way lire be-
tween the Colorado and the Rio del
Norte should be adopted, but Spain
rejected The proposition. The lap;
goage Of Mr.. Pinckney, our minister
at Madrid in 1900 and 1905, and OF
MIR. Monroe, who was associated with
him, was as strong and as decided ms
words could make it, in insistin OH
the Rio del Norte for our southwest
ern boundary; nor were Mr.. Monroe,
the.Secr tary of State under Mr.. Mad
ison inl8l6 and 1T, and John Quin
CIV Adams, the Secretary Of State un-
der Mr.. Monroe in 1918 and 'l9, a
whit behind Mr.. Pinckney and Mr..
Monroe i'll asserting that. the Rio del
Nortc would never be giyen'up. A
reference to The correspondence and
negotiations between this govern.
rhent, and that Of Spain, during The
=
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16

AT celebration ofthe glorious. eighth
IN Norwich, Coun., the following was
perpetrated !:
By P. M. Judson-The ladies'
Who, reversing the order Of old
Hickory's defence, place the cotton
bags in the rear.
The editor of the Norwich Aurora
says he's mistaken if the ladies don't
make a hustle when they read this
toast.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16

Nor could he shake them off. His
character soon became as we'll known
IN his new residence as in the city he
had left. AT length, however, he mar.
ried, but as he welded without love.
he lived without happiness. Well
were his victims avenged on THE
TRrFLER.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16
& MODEST YOIJNG LADY.

Al young lady once remarked that there
was bUtone word in the Bible she wish
ed altered and that was in the pas
sage, s.W hosoeyer shall snlife thee on
thy right cheek. turn to him the other
also.' She would have the word s1sste
changed into kiss.
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Gov. McDoNA1p -of Georgia, IL

Gov. MCDONALD oil Georgia, IN
vetoing the bill passed with scarcely
a dissent by Legislature Of his own
party dividing the State into Congress
ional Districts, gives as his reason that
this. ACT naau be Construed into an acqui-
es s in the Single District requis-
zion Of Congress, and, though he does
not himself believe that Legislature
meant any thing Of the sort, yet be. We
toes the bill lest its passage should lead
somebody else 70 think SO! II this 10
not straining at gnat and swallowing
a whole African desert Of camels, u
its fear or usupation, then We can't
comprehend ihesubtleties ola Southern
abstraction.
ts-
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{ having married a couple
i V'ner day, unfortunately
~ ~ very next hymn. "Mis-
uiaI dream of. heaven :"

: Executed Sregall, who
GERMAN pedlar, in Hall
y expiated his crime a
fax On the gallows. Up
'ypeople assembled to see
c.,, \ IS most extraordinary
S a,p',!y Of the people can
~. loFth IN crowds to wit
N''l0n Of a human being.
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'spr' Six Months.
ed Of the year. : ,,,.r.o
or !, re ten dollars in advance vance
80. J, sfsen dollars in advance zee
! 3 'Scupea rarked with the nun
Il be- BE- published until fol
scrdingly. % insure
llf w 10 the publisher :"
hr,ns Psi P'1,s, Five Dollars, j
AK DIF opAjI[Ti is made, ifnot, the
, g4~ will invariably be
EEsoF GAMBLING
q - ale of a gambler. is
! - h, Of Of the Philadelphia
! : 0u :, f., a number Ofindi-
d IL ,b .le |,rested, for keeping a
urt at col Chestnut street near
I, = UnaeS ia1l, The counsel for
J .as s. SlsI l. was setting in his
:. when young man of
is [. and good address en-
EY following dialogue en-
irenada l. summoned to appear
y, .s,l C,Ieu riilncss agalnst--,
, ar1ols ambting house. I'm
c, Con-, tsly necessary" said he
increased, 81 wish sir,
z. 1872 rge my attendance"
AND or," said the counsel,
rs ion will depend on your
Miss. ) you are an important
2 f,rns be necessary to bring
!. I p ,S sand"
Z. q. for asking this favor are
OTTO "and the consequence
g q be fatal to my prosper
J., er'h W. piness Of others" He
II Il, i. lgitated, and at the re-
Norbl saeu1an. he continued,
Chancs | am to be married to
= reel 30 daughter, residing on
The preparations are
lay fixed. If l am call
m :. witness in this case, |
INKS i myself, and be exposed
ge, al ny friends and the pub
my. invent amber. My character
s i gsS prospects in life bligh-
nowBi Ens, my domestic happi-
also d !"
e Aatu cot be oelIed; young
! a.. be counsel, "unless it is
ecute1 tassary." And with this
:. separated-not without
= = 3 3 nisgivings on the part of
b. t.man that he was about
~ to a wrong, which might |
,d g liter ruin of a confding
' Sss tng girl. The trial came |
gsu, ctiOn was obtained with |
. NJ rsthe Young man, and he
Isl course of duplicity and |
Obis ased. In a few days he |
ssn passed, and a young but
iA1 vile appears before the
eS laeking a divorce ! Her
sanled, when the hus-
N 6FWard, at discovering, |
II eUife, the Identical young {!
y laded not to be exposed
y The interview with the
II pity occurred to the coun- |
. Nd Incidents Of a deserted |
5 fcted wife, and the cruel
ID pa followed his gambling
z came up in fearful array /
!. Individual who saved him /
b aisd exposure.
q foceeded and gradual |
9 Of Injustice, neglect, cold
NOD domestic discord, and
u the part Of the husband /
'onLldlng and afectionate |
we're disclosed, which mel |
sOt the spectators. His
feeble, and her cause tri-
happily she was liberated |
ponsler who had wounded |
as''tOyed her peace, and
! Of that happiness which
4on her SO joyously during |
Oh her bridal day. |
'a'dly need be told. He |
y esteem of his friends, i'll
IS friends, and his credit |
Gls reputation. His fash
elegant establishment on
. was closed by the sher-
IS since, and more recent
"a arrested for forgery.
wei but melancholy detail |
raped from the pursuit Of
Vi laHInr raorr;oJ ~ a1-1n
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A young widow who edits paper
in neighboring State says,-sfAN We do
not look so well to-day as usual, on
account Of the non-arriVal ofthe males =