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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
From the Bloomington Post
James xVhitcomb's Dupliciiy.


ii is well known to many OF our citizens that
at the time General Jackson and Mr.. Clay wero
both candidates for tho Presidency that Mr.. Whit
comb friend aud supporter Of Mr.. Clay
port OF Clay for paper then published in this
place. Now for all this, end his espousal Of Io-
cofocoi.m do not find fault. for IL 10 his right.
But his conduct Immediately af:ef General Jack.
sons election, IS duplic'iy IN tho extreme, which
is every who knows him a ruling uaii in
his character as a politician. Wo have IT from
good authority that only fe days after tho news
Of General Jackson's election reached this place,
several Of tho old hero's friends were standing On
the pavement in a small group rejoicing over the
victory, a, which tirne and place The man who bus
+. a few weeks before had been eologizng tho mes-
its Of The great statesman Clay, stepped forth and
with his usual euavity Of manner, bowed end
shook hands with those honest and onsuspsciine
democrats, remarking at tho Same time Wei
gentlemen. WE hare elected the old General BY q
Gerry handsome mojority!n'
GREAT NATURAL CURIosIrY.-A Largo Cace
A worthy old farmer patron OF ours furnishes
us with The following Information:
'There has lately been discovered near Ram
says Mills, in Republican township, Jefferson
county, Indiana, a cavern q milo in length, ihso'
which several persons have passed. Those fond
Of tho marvellous, can satisfy themselves BY eaI-
ling on Abram McCurry, who lives ~ one end Of
the cavity"
Here is a new resort opened for our pleasure
going and curiosity loving citizens. The grand
uer u "C!if,y Fss." will sink ms flea nee
before this new wonder, If its interior 10 emhel-
ished With any Of the sublime scenery common
10 most ca YES Of this naturalization Ners
Prom the Hooking Valley Gazette.
squirrel Hunt.
Mr.. VAN VooRHrEs:-In the absence Of other
matter, must ask you 10 say to the citizens Of
The county that Of York township, can "iick
treigM in 1ih CATS in the iine Of squirrel
shooting. On Wedne sday morning last, fifteen
OF as betook ourselves to the woods for Q squirrel
hunt, and returned at night, having killed in eli
five hundred and seventy five squirrels; all Of
which were sho. a space OF ground no, exceed
ing three miles IN length by and half ia
breadth. Some ndividuas of the party killed
as high as sixty eight each.
Tho bronze statue Of Thomas Jefferson, which
vas formerly 10 the Capitol at Washington. has
been removed and placed 10 front Of the Pfesi-
dents House.
The Grand lodge Of Tennessee are erecting
an asy lam for the orPha MS Of Freemasons.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
For Representatives.

And il appearing that DAVID p HOLLO-
WAY SAMUEL HANNAH. JOHN w. WILL
HANSON, JOSEPH NJ. BULLA end THOM-
AS TYNER had se.eTnily received ajoriiy
Of ali The votes for the respective ofhces 6ss-
,ynated were declared nominated
The following Resolution vas offered by Mr..
Elliott. and unanimously adop,ed:-
Re-o ired That tins Convention confirm tho
nominations Just made, and that each and every
member do pledge himself to use all fair and hon.
orable means to secure tho election Of Tho nom
~
On motion, Resolped, That tho prooe edipgs OF
,hs Cons ent,on be signed bv the Pr. sident end
Secretary and published in tho Wing papers Of
tho Couniy.
On MOTION the Convention adjourned 10 meet
in Convention Of the Whole on the FIRST Monday
IF Angus, next.
JOHN JONES, President.
JOHN b. STIrr, Secretary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
From the Hooking Valley Gazette.
squirrel Hunt.

Tho bronze statue Of Thomas Jefferson. VIII
was formerly 10 the Capitol at Washington.
been removed and placed 10 front Of the Pre-
dents House.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

The Grand lodge Of Tennessee are erecting
az asy lam for the orPha rs Of Freemasons.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

Messrs. Barnes & Cooper was entire
y Unnecessary, Tor The bank does not
hold him responsible for Il. The
object IN publishing il seems 10 have
been to create The impression that be
had settled or that some person bad
settled for him this amount OF The
debt which has heen said he owes,
But the fact ia that an the statements
made BY the public Of the Generals
Indebtedness to the bank, not one word
has ever been said about bis owing the
bank the amount Of this particular
note.
Ina word, Gen Brown still owes
the bank, as principal, The amount long
since specified, via:-SlO, 500 aud up
wards. AS endorssr, he owes lie
bank the round sum Of S36,213, with
accumulaIing interest But IL the
General had paid the bank, why did
he not go to the assignees last week
while he was in town and get a csrti6-
cate that be did not owe il a dollar
He was 10 town some days and had a
fair opportunity. The reasons for his
avoiding the bank are explained ii the
above statements OF facts.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

I fsl9, II plant uiyaslf upoa this tact 81 cheap.
ness and superiority a. iupregnable ground.
Gentlemen lnay task their ingenuity, and pro-
duce a thousand speculative solutions Of The
fact bat The fact nseii viii remain undisLurh.
ed.
Bot let us test the correctness ef oul p1si-
ton BY another process. Under our existing
tariff, the duty On Floor i el,laa cents per
barrel Wheat IS cents per btsbel. Cheese-9
cents per pound, Butor 5 eenis per pound -
Are these srticles increased 10 price 10 the
amount ofthat duiyi No one viii have the
hafdihood o say so-ioF be knows that be
would be laughed a. fhs should make an as
sertion % absurdly ridiculous. And yet II a
duty is Of rec lssiiy a tax, &c some peFsons,
without any sort Of qualification, declare. why
IS not the existing duty q tax upon Flour,
Wheat, Cheese and Butter hs well as upon
WOODEN and Cotton Goods, Iron fabrics, Su-
ga, 6e.f They will tell you, perhaps, that
we make enough Flour, Wheat, Cheese and
Buiter.f1r our own consumption. and AZ there
is no foreign rivalin the market, the duty Is
inert and imperative upon those articles
The same remark is lost as true Of Wooden aud
Cotton goods. Iron fabrics, Sugar, &c, to the
extent that they are the products Of Amsri-
can looms, forges and plantations.--The, duty
60 Arms the domestic demand Is supplied BY
the domestic fabric is just as inopperanvs up
on bale ofclolh az upon barr 81 Of aour--or
ifit affect the former, and not the latter. il
remains for those who assert that there is such
discrimination to show us the reasoes Of that
d.scrimiL alton, which we DEFY them 10 do.
But, il may possibly be admitted that, TO the
extent Of the domestic supply, the duty does
MT operate as tax, yet that the duty is added
to the cost Of 90 much Of The foreign article as
may find a sale on this side Of the Atlantic. and
is to the extent Of its consumption, tax upon
the consumer Not so however Il the price
since the duty was imposed, has ialien ne
much or more than the amount Of that duty
--as, we repeats. we think without exception,
the fact and especially i that decline in pfce
be the necessary result Of bringing the domes-
tic manufacturer in competition with the for.
eign-whIch we cannot doubt is the case when
we see the uniformity with which prices de-
cline under the influence Of duties sufficiently
high 10 raise up at home a rival to the prodn-
Ger abroad So clear does this appear 10 us,
that il has al the force and certainty Of a
mathematical demonstration. And, though
the position may be ridicuIed again, as il has
boon heretofore, we beg leave % repeat an old
remark. that "ridicule IL not the test Of TRUTH"
One thing we think we may venture 10 as
sume--and that is that no argument, based
upon facts can ever be auayed successfully
against IT,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

and they boldly do 50 on grounds
shich, If true, imply the disgrace Of
lhe people aud that they are in 10 wise
ht for self-goyernmenL They say
that the people in 1S40 were drunk
with cider, and deceived BY a iargon
about coon-skins and log-cabins, and
they cal upon the people nOw,in their
sober waking senses, 70 s;uldly them
selves, BY tnGoing al that they 50
lately performed, with 50 much diff.
enlly and with SO much sacdfce.--
With the restoration OF this old cor
f0pl dynasty the most solemn sane
tion viii be given 10 all the errors, cor
r0ptiOns and mslpractiees with which
they sand charged, which have been
proved against them, and which they
badly design to deny. II they sue
coed, the "spOils" principle will be
again asserted, aod peculation, fraud,
and extravaganza introduced. The
Government will be administered with
a single eye to the interests Of the
oficebolders, and 70 the maintenance
81 their power. The prosperity Of
tie county will be disregarded, aud
the people be again LEFT 10 take care Of
themselves. Corruption. imbecility,
incapaciiy, and extravagance will a.
gain cbamcterize the Administration
Of the Government Of this great coun-
Try, and lis moral and peeuniary inter-
esls win be wholly disregarded.
But, il The Wings prevail, picture
exactly the reverse viii be presented.
The intelligence Of the country will be
vindioaied by a second condemnation
OF the bold bad taeu who seek a resto-
ration 10 power, and BY the selection
Of The purest and greatest man IN the
country 10 preside over its great and
growing interests. Honest, faithful,
and capable men viii be brought into
power, and the honor, purity, and dig
nity ofbeusr days win be restored
Public morality viii be promoted by
means ofIhs lofty example Of honesty
and patriotism set 10 the high places.
Government will be administered
throughout with an eye single 10 the
welfare oflhe nation. Every interest
will receive tbe care Of the Admins
tra,ion, and the prosperity ofIhe coun-
try will be developed and guarded
aga.nsl sudden reYerses by wholesome
legislation. The "snoils" principle
win be repudiated. and the principle
Of our fathers reiasuted, that Tie Offices
belong to the people and are 10 be adj
minislered Cor the good Of the people,
and that lailhless, dishonest, OF inca
pable men ought moi to be allowed 10
I'LL them. Lou; JOUR;
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

In eonseQuenee Of great demand for my SER
i vices Is Surgeon Dentist, I have deteEnin-
ed hereafter 70 devote my whole attentiau 70
that branch Of ny proiession--including the
treatment Of eH diseases which ere directly Or
indirectly contested with be condition Of the
mouth. Such are those painful affections q
the nerves Of he face and scalp commonly
known as Tie Delaroux or Netalgia hcialls,
ScuFvy Of TIE 0ume. Salivasion and conse
quenoes.
IN the management ef these and similar die.
eases It IS admitted b. al who have tired nv
remedies that they are unequaied IN TIE
pf6mbgness VITA which they accomplish q
perfe6t and petmshcut cure.
A. . DAYTON.
Oct %, is4s.
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GREATD ISCOVERYI

DR.. CoHneFs inrariabls Cure for GonorrAss.
Years and centuries have passed away, and
no remedy--invariable, specific, and certain
for that sexual curse Of mankind, the Gonor-
rhed, has ever before been discovered
The one not0 offered is the result Of sxten.
sive science, research and experience, and
viii prove a greater blessing TO mankind than
any other medical preparation ever known /;
inasmBch as the present generation may free
themselves from this sc0urge, and thus pre-.
vent the deplorable consequences Of cntaing
il upon their 'chldren, and their children's
children to the third and fourth generations"
For sale by Greene Hill ana A. N. Jones
Columbus Miss, and Comstock and Con. o
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TO THE CITIZENS OF
Low Observation-Disclosures
sTON, NOxUBEE, KE1FPEH AND
NEsHOBA COUNTIES.

NEbHUhA COUNTIES
] sometime since announced mysglf to you as
4 candidate for The Office Of Clerk ofths Dis
iriei cbsnoory Court Of Tie State ofAIlssissippi,
10 BE- Reid Il Columbusi
rhe sxlentof tho District is such, as 70 pre-
oIude he possibility Of seeing you iudiyidaslly
before the election. and have adopted this mo.
thod Of. presenting my claims 10 ,hosa with
whom / nisy aol base the ploasute ofa person
alintevviea Wheu Ibis Court saa Instituted
about three years since. npon e Investigator
Of ny uuuhfrsiions VS. lppoiaied Clerk BY
Chancellor BueknsF, though there we're ssVsral
other applicants for The ams Office asd sitsr
holding il for one year, was feappoinlsd b
Wee Chancellor Chalmers.
Atths called session Of the Legislature ia ~.
y last, law vas passed requiring that he once
should Be flled b election,
In regard 10 my qualifications viii only
say hat have The experience Of several years
in the Office, and have given as am assured
very general satisfaction,
ANf Aly htNfihAtiVA 10A may AN-ttN. "a AAliA
point. I chserfally refer you I, all whs have had
business in he Court at Columbus, and % suit.
orr, attofnies, and others eonysrsSnl with The
affairs Of the Office.
The fees arising from tho business Of he Of
foe have hitherto been but little more than suf-
6cicnt 10 dsirsy expenses, and The ONCE Though
one Of great importance, l. YET far from being
lucrative islill desire i not Is source Of
profit. but asa means ofsubsistsncs for myself
and those who are dependant on ny efforts ]
feel fully competent TO the discharge oftbs du.
ties Of The office /; if did no, know that wul
fully qualified for this service, certainly
shOuld nOtusk he Ofioc al yoaF hands.
should you. 'fsIios citizens. continue me il
Office. ! shall earnestly sndeavor TO dischargl
lie duties PunetuulIy and faithfully, e havi
hitherto attempted 10 do.snd By ny conduct, vii
strive to merit your appreciation, and iusiin
your choice.
MAURICE MCCARTHY.
Columbus, Oct a, ls42.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

The lala accounts from Europe BY the AGA
dia and Great Western, though favorable,
lave had no decided effect upon the price Q.
cotton in the principal cotton ports Of this
country. This is supposed to be owing to the
fact that The price lad previously been speeu-
lauve and It was merely sustained BY news
from abroad. The Mobile Advertiser quotes
ordinary and los middings at 6l.2, mid.
dhnas 7, and far to fully fair Z 3-4tos
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26
LANE & QUIGLEY.

WILL continue the FactOrsgs and Com
w mission Business IN this city and solis
cit sharge Of the public patronage, with the
assurance that every exertion shall be made 10
promote the interest Of those who eonhdS
theirbusiness 10 our care,
Mobile, Sept. 18th, iS43.
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BOND PAYING CANDIDATES
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.


We are authorized 10 snnounce JOHN n.
BAuIlBDAL liz As 4 candidate fof Represen-
taiive afLowndes County al the ensuing cleo
ton b November.
We arc authorized 10 announce SCOTT
THOMp as candidate iaf Ropresons
tauve Of IaWndes County, at the ensuing cleo.
ton in November.
We are authorized ioanHounce Msi. JOHN
Il. ALLEN IS candidate ior Representative
Of LouHdes county, at the ensuing November
Election.
We are authorized 10 announce kOBT r.
STACY, as aendidais for Constable Of Beat
No. 2 at the ensuing November Elections.
We ara authorised to announce ME.
GOODWIN IS a candidate for Justice Of the
Pescr for Boat No. 2 Of Lowndesl County, at the
ensuing November Eeclion'
We are aulhorizs % announces JOHN N,
SPEARS aa 3 candidate ior Justice Of The
peaco ior lleal No. 9 Of L9wndra County, at ths
ensuing November Ecations,
B. CATLEY hereby respectfully offers him.
self asa candidate for the Office Of Justice o
the Peace. for Beat No. 2.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

Mr. Ephaim H. Foster and Mr.. Jamegan
Of Meanwhile have been elected U. s. Sena-
tors from Tennessee The Loco FOeOs ran
no candidates
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26
TBEFLFCTIONs.

- = BLU a A0NNAf
Ohio GONE FOR TIE WHIGSl
The ban iaroling, the coon Is oertaiuly not
dead ysi.
From DIE accounts, which We have received
from Ohio, We may say confidently that this
vouaq giantess Of the west has gone for the
Whigs. A majority u secured 10 the Legs
lsiare, and according % The best information
which we can obtain, the Wings have elected
Is Gu of22 members Of Congress. This we
believe 10 be a correct statement Of the result,
though We have not yet seen the fuh returns.
PENNSYLVANIA,
Pennsylvania ioa has exceeded alF'expecta-
tons IN the woe, which she has EiSel TO the
Wings. The following statement we take
from the Baltimore Patriot.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
We have reported and official re-
turns which justify the belief that the
following are the members elect from
the Districts named
LIST Dis.-Edward J. Morris, nv. lGain.
Cd +" Joseph r. Ingersoll, IW,1
Sd 4" John T. Smith, r.. FL
4th " Chas. J. Ingersoll. r.. FL
9th " James S. YOs,, IL, FL
9th " Mitch asl jerks, w. ] gain,
9Th 4" A, r, McIlvain, LW,I
sth " jeremiah Brown, lW)
9th " John Ritter, IL. F)
10Th " r; BroaJhead, Jr, a.; Fly
11th q" B: A. Bidlack, l.; FL
18th " Not he "a from:
18th a" Gen; Prick, (W:l gain;
14th " Alexandra Ramsey, WI
18th b" DENes, Independent L:F;1
10th " James Black; l.; FL
18th " j; Irvine, (W9
18th " Andrew Stewart tW:)
18th " Not heard from;
10Th =" -Dickey, (W.)
"1st f" William wilkins, L; F)
22d mot heard from:
23d 4" 90
24th /"
Making 10 Wings and 8 Loco Fo-
cos whose election is ascrrtained.
The five districts 10 be heard from
were made up by the Loco Foco
Legislature to elect Loco Focos, but
from the way the rest Of the State has
gone,they may disappoint their calcu-
lalions.
When we carry such States as Tennessee,
Georgia, Ohio Norh Carolina and almost II
not quitS Pennsyl, ami 10 such rapid success
sion, as these States have been wheeled into
tfeir old position in the ranks Of the Wings,
we can well dispense with the services Of
NEw JERSEY for a while longer The follow.
ing account Ofthe result ofthe elections IN that
State we take fromthe National Inteligencer
NEW JERSEY.
This State, itappesrs, is soldio the
'Dutch;" that is, 10 the party having q
Dutch gentleman for its heads not sold
in fee, we hope, but only leased forthe
term Of one year, then TO revert to the
possession Of its ancient, but not al-
ways, we are sorry to say, its vigilant
friends. The Stale will be repFesen-
ted in the next Congress, by four Loco
Focos, and one Whig--called inde-
pendent, because he opposed the reg
ular candidate, split the party, and The
LocOGo os gave him their support, and
elected him.
Since their defeat ia the State, the
Wings have held a great meeting al
Princeton, and resolved unanimously,
that they viii not stay beaten, bot will
give the vote Of the Statement year,
for the Wing candidate for the Presi'
dency; in all which, we believe they
are moi only sincere, but viii be sue
cesslul.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26

Dr. Samuel Thompson originator Of the
Thompsonian System Of Medicine, aged "a
years, died last week in Boston.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-26
LEATHER

TUST received, Vanilla, Rose. Peppermint.
81 Lquorice, Collsioot, Lavender, SlFawber-
q, Sassifras, Pine Apple, and Winlergreen
q Lemon Lnzenges
Price l2l-2 cents a box, for Faleal
KEELER'S Cheap Cash Store.
June l, 1913
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