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ued in the same position in which 1t
was first placed. Santa Anna said II
was captured from the Texans, and
was therefore placed among the tro-
plies of Mexican arms. At a second
festival, the same thing was repeated.
The British tharge then addressed a
note to the Mexican Minister. stating
tha, all diplomatic intercourse be-
tween the two countries was at an
end, until further orders were receIV-
ed trom England. The Mexican gov
ernmeu. replied IN very insulting Ian
guage:
MIR. Doyle's dispatches have gone
to Englaid in the steamer which sail
Ell on the lst INST; and he had also
despatched a man-oi-war which hap
pened to be at Vera Cruz, to Bermu-
de and Jamaica with dispatches for
the Admiral. Thus rests the ah,lir,
and the citizens OF Vera Cruz are APP
preheusive that the first news they
Will have, will he the arrival of the
English fleet THIS Of course gives
great satisfaction % all enemies of the
power of the Dictator, and 10 foreign
ec.. Who ARE il hope'tha he Wi! now
be brought 10 his senses.
Santa Anna was expected to leave
the capital for Vera Cruz On the 4'h
, 1843-11-11

THE Sioux IxDIAss.-The Platte Ea-
gle of the Goth ult., says: We learn that
the Sioux committed some d~epredations
in the attached part of Holt a few days
since. A correspondent in that section
writes us, hat serious difficulty is daily
anticipated with Sioux and Otoes. 1t
was a sad oversight of the commander of
the military division in Withdrawing the
dragons at this crisis from Fort Gro
CHAN.
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caused the death of Mr.. Dv;,b,
Such, are both sides Of the ,,a,.
which the public would do well
bear in mind; not allowing their sr %
palhy for the dead 10 prejudice ~.
rights of the living, nor their pi,v cue ras
the unfortunate young man, and b;s a
grieving family to sway the proD ~
course Of justice. He will re ,,;sI
by a jury of his counfrymen, vb..S
the laws are righteou,Iy and careGTl'
administered, and it is not 70 =
doubted, that the result Of lis I'VE "s
will be such as The circumstances W;
Justify"
, 1843-11-11
TEEEI ASECA E..
HovTlissg-Grccn,~~.NCy. Il, 1873.


A Democratic Meeting will be held in
the town of Bowling Green, on the 4th
Saturday of the present month, (No-
vember, for the purpose of e~lecting Del
egates to the State Convention, to nomi-
nate candidates fer Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor and Congress. and also to
elect Delegates TO the National Conven-
ton, to be held in Baltimore, in May
1914. 1t is presumed that every voter
in Pike county, is aware that the dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention. have
a voice in the selection Of q candidate for
the Presidency.
Alt is hoped that every Democratic
voter in Pike county, will be present at
Bowling Green, on the 4th Saturday il
November, which will be the 25th.
MANY DEmocRrs.
Nov. ID, 1913.
, 1843-11-11

Loss OF THE SHIP DoN JUAH.-The
New Orleans Herald Of the 28th uit.,
contains an account of the loss oil the
ship Don Juan, on her royage from
New York TO New Orleans. The
crew and passengers amounted to
one hundred and ninety-six persons.
On the cath of September. whist oil
Care iIaiteras, a rIOtous outbreak oc-
CURED, which was soon q~ueiieC BY the
ofirers. On tie 3Oth Of September,
when near the Hole IN the Wall. a
severe gale sprung up. and all the
sails were hoisted 10 enable her to
keep of the shore. At II O'Clock II
blew a perfect hurricane, with violent
squalls, which were continually head
ing the ship of; her situation became
very critical, and every soul was fill
eG with fear and ccns.erna,lnn.-
"The middle deck WAS thronged with
those on their bended kneews, ImPlor-
lag The forgiveness of that Being
whose name they had 80 often pro-
famed; their hearts failed them. The
hurricane still continuing With a fury
that it is impossible to describe; no
canvass could withstand its violence.
and nj, sail were blown iromlthr spars.
save some tatte:ed fragments which
were han ing theraunto."
At O'Clock, the vessel struck n
coral reef; her anchor havinr been
previously lost and her sails blown a
way. The masts were then cut down.
and Z line sent ashore to steady the
ship. TIE crew and passengers were
after much d lHcuijy. landed II safe
~.
The ship United States WAS also
lost near tie same place on the same
day. TIE crew and passengers were
saved.
, 1843-11-11

ILLINOIS ToBACco.-lt is stated III
the papers that upwards ofthlrty tons
Of tobacco have been shipped from
Winnebago county to the New ork
market thus seas n. 1t viii he rcmem-
hered that We have heretofore urged
the culture Of this plant upon the al
tenti0n Of the agriculturGilsjs in our
section of the State, and we at the
same tire gave ample directions how
to plant and cure ''the weed Bot
it appears The WinnebaCocs are going
ahead Of other counties IN the matter.
@IPeoria Adv.
, 1843-11-11

A GFNGUs.--Judge Story has a son
about % years of who is a beau
ti!ul sculptor, paints superbIy,i is a poeI
of more than ordinary promise, play,
exquisitely on a number OF muslca'
instruments. is familiar with a mum,
Der of languages, practices someWha.
extensively at the bar, and is a0ou'
10 publish a legal work of great vaIns
and acuteness. An honorable son o.
an ilIustrious parent.
, 1843-11-11

REEr.-Thc Alton Telegraph says:
About n hundred head Of good beef
cattle have been brought 10 this market,
killed and packed for the lower comfy,
during the week-most of them for and
on account of the owners. Those that
were sold here, brought two dollars cash
per hundred; at which price any num-
Der of heavy cattle may command q rea-
Gy sale.
, 1843-11-11
Nov. ID, 1918.

PRE-EMPTIoNIsTs.-We see in the
Palmyra Courier, a notice Of the Regis
ter of the Land Office, TO persons claim
ing prescriptions under the act of 1888
and 40. 1t is necessary for all such to
make proof and payment before the 2Sth
of Aug. 1874, or their right under these
acts will be forfeited. Those claiming
under the act Of 1871, are allowed until
one day plior to the day Of public sale
which shall embrace the lands, to maxi
proof and payment.
For the information of claimants, who
have settled since June l, 1910, and ex-
pect to hold prescriptions under the &C;
Of Sept. 4, 1871, We copy the 9th sec
ton of the act of tIarch, 1913:
SEC. 5. fad Be Il fuyiIc7 enacted, Tha,
claimants under the late pre-emption
law, for lard not yet proclaimed fer sale,
are required 10 make knowntheir claims,
in writing, to tie register Of the proper
land Office, within three months from the
date Of this 2ct when the settlement has
been already made, and within three
months from tie time OF the settlement,
when such settlement shall hereafter be
made, giving the designation of the tract.
and the time Of settlement; otherwise his
claim 10 be forfeited, ana the tract award
ed 10 the next settler, in the order of
time, on the same tract Of land, who
shall have given such notice, and other
wise complied with the conditions Of the
law.
Thus it will be seen that persons who
settled prior to last March, and since
June l, 1910, andhayef failed 10 file dec
laratoTy statements, have no right under
the act, and 50 too, all those who have
settled since the 3rd March, l843, and
failed to file their declaratory statements,
within three months, lose their Prc-emp-
ton right.
We understand that a portion oflown-
slip %, R. W., in this county, is in
the same situation as the lands above al
ludcd to. If this be the case, the claim
ants should look to i. forthwith.
, 1843-11-11

RErUnHED.-The Hannibal Journal
says that the slave of Mr.. T. X. Collins
of that place, has returned TO him from
Canada. He found his situation in that
Province much more distressing than
slavery in Missouri, and was forced to
I,bor harder for the PROMISE Of money
Than he did 10 earu it owe and above
his regular duties under his master.
, 1843-11-11

moHKr IN DALTlMoRE.-The Balli-
more Patriot says several Of their
banks are discounting good business
paper, at long dates, at Al a 5 per
cent. and the demand for money is
limited at that. The same rate OF
discount prevails in olher Atlantic
ciiics-in some Of them even lower
rates arc taken for notes Of short
dates.
, 1843-11-11

IMPORTANT FRon MEuco.--A quar-
rel has occurred between Santa Anna
and the British Charge fAGaires,
which seems likely to result in an o.
pen rupture. 1t appears that, at a
national festival. the English Jack was
placed at the end cf the saloon alneng
the trophies OF Mexican arms. The
British Charge requested il 10 be Ia.
ken down, and as a reparation for the
insult, that it should be hoisted in the
public square and saluted with q
guns. The English Jack was %contin-
, 1843-11-11

Mr. CALHouS.-The New York TX
press says that committees in favor of
the district system, and ofJohn c. Cal
houn Tor next President, are forming in
every portion Of New York. The New
York city committee, consisting of 90
leading democrats Of the city, met at
Washington Hall with a view Of orcani-
zation. A new "free trade" Calhoun
daily paper is soon to be issued under
The direction Of the committee.
From another source, we learn that
Mr.. Calhoun intends visiting New York
during the present month.
, 1843-11-11

WyATooTTs.-A letter, published
in the Christian Advocate, from Rev.
James Wheeler, dated Sept. 30, rep.
resents these poor wanderers in rath-
er sad condition. They were encamp-
ed on the Kansas river, about two
miles above its junction with the
Missouri. As vet they have met
with no tribe with whom they would
like to minclc, and found no spot on
which they would wish to settle.
Mr.. Wheeler states that there was
a good deal Of sickness among them.
But lie writes in good spirits, aud with
cheePfuIness, as to the future. IL feel
considerably encouraged he SAYS,
''to hope that the removal Of the Wy
andoits may prove a benefit to them,
both spiritually and temporarily" The
sPirit OF temperance and religion was
abroad, and, Notwithstanding all the
temptations they had met with, few
had iorsaken the old paths they trod
while at their old home. Mr.. Wheel
er is a Methodist minister.
, 1843-11-11
TFor the RaGical.1

have ideas OF things that exist only II
the imagination. Thus "witch on a
BROOM" San honest thief" a "happy
william may be called thingless IDEAS.
Nearly allied 10 this class Of ideas are
certain terms whose etyrnology is well
understood, but which as ordinarily used
have no determinate meaning.
The term Wing, for example, while it
may be said that it retains its original
Specification Opposition to tyranny or
arbitrary power) has been made to en-
brace a much broader definition.
Ask a modern American Wing in
what his political faith consists, and he
readily answers "the maintenance Of
Democratic ins;itutions-a uniform IA
tional paper currency based on specie
a tariff Of countervailing duties on for
eign imports discriminating 50 as to Sc
cure to al ci1sses Of our citizens a reIia-
bic market for the traits of their indus
try, and an adequate compensation for
tie same-onc term for the presidency,
a distribution Of ths.sroeeeds of thc pub
lie lands &c." 50
Whiggery ,hen is not a thingless idea,
but is conventionally, a word expressive
Of clearly defined political principles
which stand enblazored in bold relief on
the banner of the Whig;paTty.
On the contrary when we enquire Of
a modern so called Democrat, what great
measures of public policy his party
would establish if fully in possession Of
the executive and legislative powers Of
the government, he replies hesitatiugly:
1--WE would proven; the establishment Of
4 National bank-preyent the distribu-
ton law-preycHt or do away The tariff
&c.-but when we push the enquiry
and ask lin wLatthey would DO for the
benefit Of the tutoring ~ci,ss-e, and the
country at large, he answers ah-hcm-
we would-hem-I don't ike tie bank
,uf. '.,' 10 you "~'.'N '' '"'
Wings giving Mrs. Harrison $4,000?
go "'"'l appear ',"' Ms ia
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, 1843-11-11

Tie Ottawa ,linoi>) FIce Trader
says: " are pleased to see the ac-
tiyliv OF he wheat trade III Il coun-
~. The farmers have no." i home
mar&et, and by anotaer season tie
trade niiI be nrn,y established and
The market equal 10 any II tie con
Try. Tie S. LOUIS market Leng
good this season, has euab.cd the
merchants Of lesu TO 20 a first rate
BUSINESS. On Saturday last upwards
Of 1000 bushels were purchased Il;
that place, and the town IS dai'y
crowded With wheat teams. Tins
place and Dayton are also doing i
good business IN tbs line. We Mhk
The tanners would act w!se.y by TIA
ding at LoTe instead Of going 10 CHI
caro- ami loodrnL tie countgy with
Wisconsin W i'd Cat
, 1843-11-11

PEPPER RETAkEs.-The fugitive Pep
per whom it will be recollected. escaped
from our Penitea tiary a short time since,
has been arrested by the New Orleans
Police, and committed 10 prison for 30
day, until the authorities here can be
made acquainted with his capture.
, 1843-11-11

THE CASE OF You've FAssIr.-The
New Haven Courier, abiding to the
case of Young Fassit. states that Mr..
Dwight had nearly recovered from
the effect Of the wound, but ventur-
ed cot imprudentiy. and took cold,
which brought on 4 relapse tat oven
tuatod in his death.
The Philadelphia Gazette says that
Fassit has already gone to New Ia
ven, for the purpose Of surrcnGering
himself, and adds:
"Fassit. as we are informed, was
engaged with some Of his fellow stu
dents in 4 f%rulic, usual at the lnstilu.
ton, playing all manne of tricks on
the Freshmen. There faces were
BACKED, they were armed with bIud-
geonS. pistols. dirks, &c, with which
to frighten the freshmen. Fas>;t, nc-
tive among the rioters was suddenly
seized from behind by some one he
did not recognize, and dragged across
the room. He cried out that he was
hurt by this rough treatment, that he
had a knife, aud if he was not liberia
ted, he would strike with it. His cap
tor replied only by pulling him along
the faster; Fassit, enraged and hurt,
strikes blindly behind him, with his
knife, and intlicts the wound; which
, 1843-11-11

Judge Atchison, U. S. Senator irom
Missouri, has arrivedin st. Louis, on ~'
way to Washington.
, 1843-11-11

We learn that the Inspectors of the
Penitentiary have preferred charges a
gailst Messrs. Richmond 4 Brown, the
l~essces oflhe ~Peni!cntiary, for violations
Of contract, aud that the trial onthe char
ges viii la c place as soOn as practica-
bic. Ii is said that no guards were on
duty when the convicts escaped.
, 1843-11-11

The National l~ntellgenccr states that
the Hon. ABRAHAM REsCmER, late Rep
resentative to Congress from North Ca
%rolina, has been appointed Charge d'Af-
fairs to Portugal, in the place of Mr..
Barrow. who has applied Tor permission
TO return home.
, 1843-11-11
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23

EuPOHTA Mt TO pEtYsICEASs.-.ro-
4 IaPsus Ctcri cured by External 7Icars.--Dr.
Rob't Thompssn's Pelvic Corset "a Itcro
dominnl EsundaEs have completed our arrangements
for manufacturing these which furnish
iy vdeneed by and APPRECIATION
constantly receive from the first medical this and
fom paris OF The eS1n,ryarran p-e. M their
claims preference upon proless
the public Physicians Throughout
ein, feel satisfied They
celebee and applicability 10 prevent mistakes ordering,
give brief yon OF the two which, viii enable any ore to de-
eide which be sppiratle TO N" FOR which sy
ted
for tie cur, Of Poapars Uer and aelnt
diseases easily adjusted AH the p-ten,
The pad gives support the sacra poan
ofte peiyis Usually tender under pressure based upon
nm leather Of pIorer shape neatly cushioned which
secured In is place BY eomp1ssd which
added portion Of elastic webbing fuaeen 10 answer all tie IN
tenons Of elasticity contemplated Jandase-
domna Bangc ior the prevention o Pfohpsus u;en
weakness admirably aap i--i to the form Of The patient and
conved and constructed 81 such materials, en-.
baoe the entire soii AMI elastic portions Of abdomen
s'"s "e tlnal enNh IN n HHtt c'oTt'hr manner allows
tie utmost freedom ofacon cry pau hldy-al un
der circumstances e dawn into wrinkles OF folds on tn skin
thereby avoiding the objection usually urged
hantaqe wlne may b. thrown wrinkles folds
act as arsd eo - also kept in place by means o
webbing.
" BThese patented, NJ Tie elastic
webbing as 1uof the material the exclusive right ofth rlisn
tee and advenorWe deem dwell upon nyan
tarc the ue oi II their manufacture surprising
be- readily conceded Instruments having metallic sprnps
Liable the Objection that they rarely or
wei nor can they BE- modified to suit tie circumstance Of Tie
These objections entirely Dr. Thompson
ashley be mnde larger smaller
iof about half tile price any other
We enabled tn do this having purchased right make
with view NJ overcoming the objections generally urged
instruments of ~ kind because the prices
hoping 70 reimburse by placing them
within the reach patients who would
use o them and ~ r pleased 10 that eNpccia
| tons have been realized ALEN'R DUNAL X GO.
Druggists Richmond Va
hR. WIsrAR's CELEBRATED BAI.SAM or WILD CHER.
~ RG for dseares Lungs Coughs Colds Gc-Fron,
tie great usrfnes NJ th Medicine the proprietor would
recommend Ntrisr.and ady family
TO keep constantly by them a. win be- fnni much superior TO
the and much safe
children ndur Families residing N" county wout
greatly ~ their advantage okrcp hand during aand
/ winter months, 10 occasions In7y require.
tAtupNAs afenrtsnfe constantly public
with spurious limitations every valuable medicine
10 public notice deemed necessary request puch1efstt
Observe the following marks ~ genuine Ba1m
bottles wiihtfe words W,slrs Baslm Wild Cic Ph,del
ris blown uthe gl1ss. each bottle bearing front
with lie propueot-
be prosecuted 49, ofg-y-For sale by M A. SANTOS
Norfolk and GAYNOR, WOOD 4 CO.
90 % Sol, Agents 90 ,chr0ni.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23
DAHENPORT 4 LIEN.

HAvE FOB
MD Cornnc Bran1y. superior sole tcltierCood and dam
~ nReii sicily Madc.r Wne"Cannta" brand I.oaf sugar.
"Woo-cy- and "overna Crushed a. riperfap Letter
WnplunT ~ qualities, Caniesurs Patent Judfs
d d. Ilck0n stafchtogate's SuVar4st Cpix AMI Porto
Rico MolseesPfinic e. Rico Co1eeRo. Jaws Angosufa md
laguayfa TeasFne and Eva Pine Gunpowicr d. Imperial
Fhot-assortei Hacon-M dugr satTvrrpool fne; seei-
American Bstecd Alum Copperi Madier Cigars OiTanners
and Winter lamp Ground Ginger ID Pepper Brown
Fovdrr Ground Plaster. Tsbs salt Window Gass Rice.
m ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23
rom the Boston Times.

MfssRs SANDS IN A..
HUMAN "ahs - SUBJECT none frequent or I.orc Jn.
ing man euhte"us dsoncrs ScToflou- a. her,i,t
and the salt rheum and are LA n. down r
ieos are not only exceedingly and annoying IN
selves nut have hitherto been som, niein. "a
o ats True have been aeyiat. and
s"p'sr 'hel bui IN nine apuar ae, II
cure and rage with vio'enc. than ever ". v-f.
eieofe prepared To subject the prelenons sands
scrutiny We have carefully
claims OF the pFoeors aud ready To euiafse t. SAT-
~ - proved by satisfactory the mo-,
au'hofr Incomes recommended by highest auIor;, ~,
cases are recorded IN which has radical cum a., 80
ns Mh' nave suffered for without alienation of .i, M
n!' ne medicine prepared by chemical nrnr,
" e curative properties Of the sarSapara extracted
ana seu ana these are then strengthened combined In an ~,
MIXTURE WIN other efficient remedies The discovery will be la A.
Gu oS houSafds IA all the large o Union
sands sarsapanla viii also crmancn,ly cure lis
eases having ueT origin tn. blood mi .r,,
yea eohuiuon OF the general crnf or kiny y
W - VARIOUS forms rheumatism, obstinate neon. erir,,
po's heS piinpes pustuIes face chronic so,r
eyes hng"on OF tetieT sch head enlargement and main Of
tue bones and joints stubborn ulcers sypc symptoms di.
arising from inuieious mercury f,,,I.
and other siniilir complaints.
The public respectfully r.qe srd 10 rrr,c,., ,,
sar~apara that has and constantly achieving such rr,rkab
cures oi the mort difficult class
frame y subject and ask and tab. no o,
Prepared and sold al wholesale retail and for expectation m
A. H. Sands Co.. No ga broadway BuinrS) corner
oi Chamhes street New York aud Druggists generally through
out the nt states Price 81 per bottles for S.
r-lhe original documents be by calling our
store No s7J Broadway.
ALEXANDER DUvAL A. CO.
Agents by special appointment for the propcio Richmond
and vicinity. Il. i-J,c. 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23
BROGUES-BROGUES.
Sim nj The Rio Pnng-

q THE subscriber would say to those wish
49, -~-ns TO purchase SERVANTS SHOES that b. HAS
- NOW on HAND an extensive ASSORTMENT or
the BEST RICHMOND MADE BRoGUE together a goat
VSrey OF other kinds Of which HE WILL SELL
FOR CASH puucts very reasonable
and would respectfully solicit examination from purchasers
Taiy. J.. p WATKINS.
olesale nd Retail and hnaI l.aier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23
DAVID WHITEHEAD.
Nav YoRx, April 30. ist1



"sHfnsS-hhhough may be considered annrer f, II
sn' another proof 10 thu justly eeIry of yon, m
nae~ PREPARATIONS OF sarsaTari yet bcnent OF my
h" 'ee bound 10 proclaim the faeis-rom being mo-, ~.
hes cnppc with disease OF the lower mites WHICH s,
over ~ ns- nsi.p ah feet distressing much as 10 :,
the u-c nj your sarsaparla Foo two year. uasun,L, n,
ana The ush loot and ancln vry much w ole
% o. inns discharged wafer nd Iars fr-y-aeeompan~d \
s up IN oeir and snpie anpuaiion would be- n.ccSsar
80. 10, p s 'ufrs naie BY Saraparla, resolved
a"o'r'i ehnfi 10 regain hsali-aDd now undo, M
% ahnu providence am thankful Say am wen wi
sorL iOr thus blessing the mans WV S''' vi :
JAMES MCCONNELL. No. IGo Gr.enwieh FL
'o eerup, that l. James Mcdonnell on m. and e.
sandss SarSaparh perfect been effee, WA
ehhe-o ' warnes gratitude Mcss an thus helm,
Siuinenta nHer Divine Providence in curing ami ..,o,,n -
H., " E'e 'ns e.nhcatn Ro. JoNFr,
Alderman 9Th Ward OF the City Of New YORK