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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03

In the last number Of the "Signal," paper
published at Gallatin, Copiah county, there up.
pears letter signed by the Honorable Albert
Gallatin Brown: in which he makes an expla-
nation Of the manner in which he became so
largely indebted to the Uuion Bank and inre-
gard 20 bis liabilities for others, charges them
entirely upon the Whigs.-The Hon. A. G.
Brown seems entirely to have mistaken the
object Of Mr.. Caytons allusion to bis indebt-
edness to that institution. Il was not his in
tention to arraigu him before the public for
being so largely in debt, but to expose The inn
propuety Of his position in maintaining his doc
trines of Reputation Of the Union Bank bonds,
when he and his friends bad shared so largely
in its accommodations md by failing to dis.
charge their Indebtedness had contributed SO
much toward disabling that institution from Ia
king in these bonds and thereby imposing the
burden upon the STATE Of Mississippi
Mr.. Brown in his letter also refers to bis
votes in the Legislature, which Mr.. Clayton
had cited against him, but declines any expla
nation Of them at this time;he however says be
will be able to demonstrate "that in giving bis
votes be acted upon correct principles"
Upon the whole the letter Of the Hon. Mr.
Brown seems to have been writieR in a very
subsidized tone and when bis spirits had not re-
sumed their wonted elasticity since be received
his first lesson from Clayton at Jackson.
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THE LEGISLATURE on MISSISSIPPI

q
THE LEGISLATURE OF MISSISSIPPI
On The 26th inst, this body, which doubtless
had been convened BY the Governor rather ol
political than legislative purposes. adjourned.
Among Ne most important proceedings may be
mentioned The femodelling Of the Democrats
tlcke'i b. Which. His Excellency ater an 10
enectual atiemp. 70 obtain the nomination ioT
Govefnor, succeeded in being placed among
the nominees for Congress.
In our next number Ne shall give list Of The
acts and resolutions which were peBsd At the
late session. Al present we shall content our
selves with very brief account Of some Of Iis
proceedings.
An amendment was made in the law sstab-
fishing q Vice Chancelor's court FOR certain
counties and provision inserted for holding an
election for Vice Chancellor st the next gener-
al election.
The Office Of Tax Collector has been abol-
ished and ils duties hereafter devolve upon the
Sheriff. 10 the different countless
A resolution has passed both houses, instruc'
ting our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to ask Of the General Government
donation TO the State oftbe inundated lands be-
tween the Mississippi and the YazOo, Iala.
hatchie, Yalabusha, and Cold Water rivers
on condition that the State shall build levee
on the Mississippi, and thereby recla m the
lands,
A bill was brought in and passed through the
Senate providing for disirioliog tho State IN
the election Of members Of Congress, but was
not acted upon in the lower House and fall
ed to become a law.
Except in the Circumstance Of Governor
fuckers being nominated for Congress, which
all must admit is an adequate remuneration for
any amount Of expense, we have been unable
to perceive either the aexigency" which re-
quired the Legislature to be convened, or ad.
vantages resulting from lis legislation at all
corresponding to the burden, which il imposed
rpon the State.
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After Governor fuckers nomination ior
Congress, a rumor obtained circulation in
jackson that he intended to resign his office Of
Governor and let il deyolye upon Gen. Speigh',
the President Of the Senate. But the General
was not ambitious Of this accidental honor and
to anticipate the kind intentions Of the Cover
nor towards him, resigned the presidency the
Senate. The Senate then went into the cleo.
ton Of another president, which resulted in the
choice ofathe patriotic" Gehi Fox, We don't
know the "pairiotic" Fox; but It is generally
admitted that be is several, grades below the
ahonest Constitutional Tucker" in point Of in
tellect. fhe be so, and should become Gov
ernor Of Mississippi by fuckers resignation,
may God help him, for be will stand much in
in need Of help.
Gen. Speight it is said, does not entertain
the highest respect or the best feelings for the
Democratic Anti Bond Ticket, We should
scarcely suppose that be would, he has too
much sense for that.
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The AMI Reputation Club Of
Lowndes county viii meet at the
Coult House in Columbus on Satur'
day the 9Th of August. Mr.. WI. har-
ris will deliver an address on the sub
ject of Reputation. The attendance Of
its members and all persons in favor
Of the payment Of the bonds Of the
State lis desirable. The Meetings Of
this Club are public and citizens gen
orally are invited to be present.
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We refer those Of our readers, who
feel a particular interest in the higher
branches of education, to the advertls-
ment Of the University Of Virginia,
which appears in our paper Of to-day.
The character ofthis institution the for
advantages which it offers for obtain
ing a profound acquaintance with eve
~ branch of science, is TOO firmly es-
tablished and extensively known TO re-
quire any comElendation from US. The
liberal ENDORSEMENTS which it derives
from the State ofVirginia, and the ex-
tensive patronage, which il receives
from the public, enable the board Of
visitors 10 avail themselves Of gentle
men Of the highest distinction for their
literary and scientific attainments in FL
ling the different professorships in the
University. And its location in a re-
mafkable healthy and beautiful coun-
try, remote from the temptation to dis
sipation incident to cities, together with
the advantages Of an extensive library
and philosophical apparatus, affords
every inducement and facility 10 the
acquisition Of learning.
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PILLS

THESE unrivaled pills having now &C.
gu red q celebrity and q popularity unequalled
IN the annals Of medicine, and also having Oh.
tanned the entire confidence and beng used in
the private practice Of almost the whole body
Of the medical faculty in the United States,
Europe, Asia, South America, the West In.
dies, and a great part Of Africa, il Is wneces-
sary to advertise them At length, or to say any
thing further OF their merits, than b stating The
complaints which they are most effective IN the
cure Of and which are as follows :--yelloW and
bilious levers, fever and ague, dyspepsia, Group
liver complaint. sick headache, jaundice, aslh-
ma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement Of the
spleen piles, colo, female distractions, heart
burns, iurred tongue, nausea, dislensions Of tho
stomach and bowels. incipient diauhoea, fat
ulence, habltual costiyencss, loss Of appetite,
bloiched or salow Complexion, and in al cases
Of torpOr Of the bowels, where a calhartio Or
an appetite is needed. They are exceeding
y mild in their operation, producing neither
nausea, gripiug nor debility.
grFor sale by GREENE Hull Druggist,
Main 81. Columbus Miss.
Columbus Miss. June 90 lsl3. 30 4t.
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Id IYLER ADMINISTRATION

The Madisonian and the Globe still keep %
their warfare. Il seems to increase in ardol
the longer they protract Il, and has arrived Al
such a degSee Of fsrOoity, that neither Of these
journals now affects any moderation in the term
in which they speak Of each other. For our
part we cannO, precisely comprehend the mo
tives Ofthe Globe in continuing this eontroveF-
81, unless il be that the conductors apprehend
that SIR, Tyler's patronage may be thrown in
the scale Of Mr. Calhoun, and in that way, to
the extent il viii 60, be 80 much dead weight
against Mr. Van Buren,. No rational man,
who knows anything Of public sentiment, can
entertain for an instant the idea that any por-
ton Of the Loco FOco party win bring Mr.. Iy.
ler's nomination before their convention; or, Il
It be brought, that it viii receive a support.
One Of the editors Of he'Democrat'comes, we
believe as near beng Tyler man As any one
we ever saw, and even with him his accidencv
is about the third or fourth choice. If he
stands higher in the scale Of his preference we
ask his pardon. The sDemocral" however s
polite forthwith nos landing the manner in
which the aRishmOud Enquirer" and the
CLIQUE treat Mr.. Tyler's pretensiOns to Dem
ocratic nomination, nothing is said in that paper
against him, course unusual with that journal
under such circumstances. The following is
an extract from the "Globe."
eff any portion of the Democracy
lend themselves to introduce Mr.. Ty-
Ter and his instruments into the coun-
ellis and conventions Of the party, after
the foul demonstrations he has already
inade of the abuse Of his patronage for
sinister purposes, do they not identify
themselves with him? And can they
hone to reconcile to their party a man
who seeks to introduce with himself
the destitutivn Of political principle and
the decentralization which distinguish
ed bis career as the creature Of Wing
cry for ten years, and then, as one offs
shameless leaders in 1910, who pam
dered to its low desires, lent himselfto
its impostures, and Ii aversed the cOun-
try as one of the Coon orators, for the
purpose Of aiding the deceptions then
practised upon the people, and carry
ing out the system Of humbuggery and
fraud which triumphed over the fair
and legal and unbought sufirages ofthe
country? To allow this man 10 come
in as a candidate, or BY the application
of the Government machinery and in
huence he Yields, TO control the nomi-
nation Of the Democratic candidate,
would have no other consequence than
to breed distraction in the party. We
have no doubt, however, but that the
Democracy, By is masses, will repudi-
ate all connection with Mr.. Tyler, and
his Harrisburg refugees, aud will unite
in refusing to recognise them as having
3 right to inlerpose in any way to coz
troll the action Of Democratic ma
tionAl convention
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no hope" aBlessed are the dead who die IN
the Lord" Mr. Chrk has left behind hin 70
ale wife and Eve children. together sith alarge
circle Of connections and acquaintance.
Nay the bereft widow and tender orphans
receive the prayers aud sympaihioa Of The
church, and the protection Of The great GOD,
who has proclaimed himself a Father to the
htheil less and Husband 10 the widow.
Columbus, July ~, 1913. r.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, (
IOWNDES COUNTY.

PROBATE Court, JULY Tenn, 1913.
To al persons interested in ihe Real Estate Of
he hairs Of John A. Criglar, decd, late Of
said County Of LOpndss.
WOU are hereby cited to appear before the
III Judge Of our said Probate Court, at a
Term thereof, to be holden for said County on
The first Monday in September next,
TO show cause, if any you can, why an order
should not be made 10 sell the following des-
crbed lands, to witt
The south east quarter, and fifty five
acres off the west side Of the west hall
ofthe north east quarter, and the east
half Of the south west quarter, Of sec
ton fifteen, township nineteen, range
seventeen, west, containing in all, three
hundred and forty nine acres, agreea-
bic to The petition Of William Weaver, Guar
dian Of the heirs Of said Estate.
WITNESS, Thomas Sampson, Judge Of
Probatss for SAID County Of Lowndes, this the
Sd day of July, A. d. 1913.
Attest, WIN. p FULLER
July 10 1873 Clerk,
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lines around them, and we are satis6ed that
al The ballot box in November aext,ihe people
will seal il with The broad seal.
III required but one more name in place Of
another nominee, 10 have made the action Of
Conventions etennally inamous.'
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNDEs COUNTY.

Probate Court, July Term, 1s43.
IN pursuance Of an order granted to me by
j the Probate Court Of the county Of LOwndes
at the Jolly Term thereof 1913, shall proceed
to sell to the highest bidder at the door Of the
Court House Of said County on
Monday, the 9TH day Of August, 1913
The following described tracts or parcels ofland
belonging to the Estate Of Thomas 2. Yates,
late OF our said county, decd. To wit;
The south west quarter Of Section
number twelve, in township number
Eighteen, North, Of Range number
seventeen East, in LOwndes County,
The above lands will be sold on a credit Of
one. two, and three years from the day Of sale.
Notes with approved security will be required
It is further ordered that publication be made
in the Democratic Wing Of the same, forthree
weeks successfully.
DANIEL N. YATES,
Attest, VIM. p Fuller, Adm.
July, Z, I943. pf 80.
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DISTRICT CHANcERY. CouRT OF THE STATE
on MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
James Hayden, Complainant,

John HuddlestOn ct. al. Defendants.
May Term, 1913.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill, and
" il happening to the satisfaction ofhis Hon
or the Vice Chancellor, that the defendants
Reading 8. BlOunt and Hartley Benson are
not Inhabitants Of this State but reside beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary process
q this court cannot be executed upon them.
Il is ordered that unless said defendants ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Courl
room in the town Of Columbus on the
LIST Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur 10 the bill Of CON-
plant herein, the several allegations Thereof
will be as to SAID defendants taken for confess
ed and such order or decree made therein as
10 the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and just.
Il is further ordered that a copy Of this order
be inserted IN the democratic Wig a news
paper published in the town Of Columbus,
once a week for two months successfully.
81. MCCARTHY, elk.
HARRis g. HARRIsoN, Solicitors.
Nay 18th, 1913.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

We are requested to state that on the
third Monday Of this month (2lst Au-
gust the voters of Lowndes county in
favor Of the payment Of the bonds Of
the state will hold a Convention in the
Court House in Columbus for The
purpose Of nominating candidates for
the Legislature. For the purpose ofei-
fectually representing the wishes ofthe
portion OF the county, it is proposed
that five persons be previously selec-
ted from each captains beat to attend as
delegates in the Convention and by
their votes represent the views Of their
immediate neighborhood. It'll hoped
that this matter will be fully attended
TO, as it is becoming high time that
those opposed to the doctrine Of re-
pudiation in this county had selected
suitable individuals 10 be supported
by them as candidates for the Legisla-
ture OF the State.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LOWNDES COUNTY.

Slrcut CourlJ april Term, 1913.
Daniel Gallant, Complainant Petition for
5S42 Va ~
Phebe Gallant, Defendant. Divorce.
THIS day came The Complainant b. his
Il Counsel, and il appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court that the defendant is not
an inhabitant Of this State, so that he ordns-
~ process Of this Court cannot be served upon
her, Therefore on motion Of the said complain
ant by his Counsel, II is ordered by the Court
that publication be made for two months sue.
cessiVely. in the democratic Wing. news.
paper published in the town Of Columbus, mott
tying the said defendant Of the tendency Of this
suit, and commanding the said Defendant to
appear before the Judge Of our said Court, at
the Court House in the town Of Columbus, on
The first Monday Of October next,
and plead, answer, or demur 10 said bill Of
Complaint, Otherwise the same will be taken
for confessed; and set Tor hearing ex parte at
next Term.
A true copy from the Minutes,
W1rNEss,-The Clerk Of said Court, this 22d
day of June ls43.
S. H. LESTER, Clerk =
D. A. E. LOVE, d. c, prfsl5
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no COACH MAKERS.

lust received fine lot Of Elliptic Springs
- also on hand an assortment Of Carriage
trimmings and Harness mounting plated and ia
pan, for sale cheap for cash By
HARRISON JOHNSTON
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FOR HIRE,

Twill hire By the m0pih, a likely young wo-
man, who i accustomed 70 washing ard HOUSE.
wOEk generally. Apply Al the Wing ofHes, OF
to II. 5. Taylor'
R. n. BROWNE,
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TUST received, Vanilla, Rose, Peppermint,
d EquOrice, Colislooi, Lavender, SlFawber-
~, Sassifras, Pine Apple, and WintergTeen
q Lemon L0zenges.
Price 1919 cents box, for sale az
KEELER'2 Cheap Cash Store.
June !, lS43.
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" al TAYLOR b 90.

rs now getting up a fine lot Of cheap and
4 fashionable furniture which they will sell
low for cash. They also keep Chairs, Sofas,
Lounges, and almost every article in their
line.
Also Rooms Papered, Mattresses made,
and an branches Of the Upholstering business
executed ia the neatest and most fashionable
style, BY an upholsterer from Philadelphia.
July 9th, lS43.
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.
SAVE YOUR LEGS AND YOUR
LEGS WILL SAVE YOU-

Three Dollars IN APAR OF BOOTS,
Encourage Home Manufactures and you i0iH
enrich he community IN iolieh you live.
JOHN NJ. +. REID,
~ Begs leave toFnlorm his friends
and the public, that he is re-
6 - ceiving an entire new Sleek Of
the best materials in his line in
its various branches, and by industry and per-
severance hopes to merit and receive a liberal
share Of patronage.
His work is warranted, and all rips that may
possibly occur 10 jobs done by him shall be
sewed up, gratis.
He has in this Employment workmen, who
canlexecute work for ladies in the neatest and
best style. One pair Of Shoes, manufactured
at his Factory win outast two or three pairs
of the sale shoes that are usually sold in Stores.
All orders executed with promptness and
despatch.
July II, 1913.
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WIN. AIcLELEN.
CERTIFICATE FRoMJAs. TURNER

This is to certify that I have used DR.. Cham-
pion's Vegetable Ague Medicine in my family
for the last twelve months with the most hap.
py effect. have used them in ohills and fe-
yer and have witnessed the good effects Of
the medicine in a great number Of cases, and l
have never known it tail to perform a cure, and
do think Dr. Champions Pills, by far the
best medicine | have ever known used in
fevers. JAMES TURNER.
Charleston, S. c., Feb'y. 9th, 1913.
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DIR. CHAMPIONS

Dh. CHAMPlON
Vegetable Ague Medicine, a safe and
certain cure for ChiIls and Fever in
all its complicated forms, also an
effectual remedy Cor Fever Of
every description.
THIS medicine has been used by the pro-
Il prietor a number Of years, in extensive
practice, during which time he has treated
some thousands Of cases ofFever, and frum the
success in this mode of practice, he is conf
dent it must and viii be the prevailing prae-
tice in Fevers.
It never fails to cure the ohills and fever the
first day. Bilious, Typhus, Nervous, Conges-
tive, and Winter Feyers all yield to the use OF
this medicine, and are cured in a shorter time,
and with muchm more certainty than by any 9th.
er system olpracdoe that las ever been recon-
mended
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ALSO Hrl
DIR. CHAMPIONS


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bined properties for the cure Of
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This medicine Is rscomHiended to the attenl
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Dyspepsia, Droasey, Bilious habits, Coslive-
ness, Cholera Morhus, Rheumatism, Sc0riula,
Foul Stomach, Depraved appetite. Worms,
Cordialzea, (Which Is known by a sinking sen
sation at the pit Of the slomach,) Jaundiee,
Headache and sick stomach, palpiiation ofthe
heart, DiarFhea, Nervous Affections, DyseRta-
~ or Flux, Heartburn, White swelling, and
al those diseases arising from impure blood.
For sale BY GREENE HILL.
Also By A. N. JONES.
Also in nearly an d the villages and BY nu-
merous country agents, aishl d The Southern
and Western States, and Texas
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CANDIDATES
EoR cHANCELLon.

We ere aalhofisod @ announce JOS. w.
CHALMERS asa cundidaie CT the once
which Re nov holds Of Vice Chancellor Of Mis-
sissippi.
We are Authorised 10 andounce HENRY
DICKINSON ~ a candidate ~ the Office Of
Vice Chancellor Of MissiasiPpl, a The ensuing
Mrvnr.l... -I.att~-
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CERTIFICATES.

every description

GaIlatin Co., Illinois, April Is, ls42.
DR.. CHAMPIoN.-Dear Sir Within the
last II months have been using your Anti.
Bilious and Ague Pills, in my practice to
considerable extent. and have found them 10
be productive Of superior effects in the cure Of
Fever and many ether cases. Il difficult to
get them here, their character standing so
high in all the south Part Of this State that
they are all bought up, and consequently It IS
very hard to get sufficient quantity Of them.
You will confer a great favor on the inhabi-
tants Of this county by forwarding good sup
ply Of your medicine TO this place.
A. A. WOLFE, NJ. D. &.
CERTIFICATE FRONDR WM. M'CLFLEN
Taladega Co, Ala, May 2lst 1912
This is to certify that during the past sea-
son have made use Of DR.. Champions Ague
Medicine in my practice, and out oftwenty :Wo
boxes (all / had have never failed ofeiiecting
a permanent removal Of the disease, and in no
single case did patient take more than half
a box. lean with strict veraciiy, and do with
great pleasure say that believe It to be the
best safest, and most cffectual remedy for
Ague, Chills and Fever &c, that has ever
been discovered.
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Wenre auihoriasd 10 annodnue MAURICE
MCCARTHY as candidate for the ofioe Of
Clerk Of The Vice ChancorF Court. composed Of
Z . Counties Of L0wndes, Oktibbeha, Noxubeo,
ke mPer, Winston, and Neshoba.
We are authorized 10 announce DANIEL
WILLIAMS a. candidate FOR the Office Of
Clerk Of Vice Chahoery Court, composed ofths
countless Of Lowndss, Oktibbeha, NoKuboe, KEN
per, Winston and Neshoba