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No change Of passengers or baggage cars.
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York steamb 5as (wh,ueN they do not go TO Troy
immediately on their arrival at Albany 10y the steam.
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Stages and steamboats, every half hour to aud
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The arrangement between Whitehall aud Saratoga
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will arrive at Rutland, Vermont, early IN the evening
ID. SACkETr,
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A. REED,
mtlN Agent, Whitehall.
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TO FAMILIES AND INvALIDS.
by ). IS. JON Es.

Balm Of Columbia, Jsr the hair, winch WIN STOP u II
,lljng an, or restore it on bald places and on chill
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An yermin that infest the heads Of children in
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COUGH LOZENGES.

! ID ETERS' COUGH LOZEN GES are now rapid
ly supersedng all other preparations for the re-
lief Of Coughs Colds Asthma, Whooping cough,
Tghtness of the Chest, Bronchitis, and similar pull
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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-24

As was expected on all sides Alabama has
gone for the Looos. Tho Wings however, sue
ceeded in electing Mr.. Dellei to Congress BY a
majority Of 1872 votes With Loco FOcO Leg
islature to 'gerrymander' the State, and which
manifested 50 little regard for any other eonsid-
Grafton than party aseendeney as 10 arrange the
congressional districts upon the white basis for
the purpose Of more ofeotuallY accomplishing
their object, Il was not 10 be expected that the
Wings could effect much in the election Of mem
bsrs Of Congress.
In Kentucky, although two thirds Of the
members elected 10 the Legislature are Wings,
The looos have succeeded in gaining three mem-
bers Of Congress In two Of the districts how
ever, in which they elected their members, the
result was caused entirely BY the division Of the
Wings, who had two candidates Of their party
running. This win teach them lesson, BY
which il is 10 be hoped they win improve. Moth,
ing is moro essential 10 the success Of party
than harmony and concert and when indiyidu-
ais win obtFude themselves upon the public eon-
trary to the general wishes and views Of the
party, 10 which they claim to be attached and
from which they expect to derive their support
and will obsiinately persist in running with al
most certainty ofcausing defeat Of their party
il evineos petty sol6shness, thar renders them
eonlemplibleor il is an evidence that theyaro al
heart hostile to tie interests, which they profess
to advocate. In either case, although the party
which allows itself 10 be distracted BY such SELL
6sh aspiranls or ireaeherous friends, is by no
means entirely exempt from csnsuFe, they ought
to Be marked BY every sincere advocate Of tho
cause, which they have defeated, and, ifnot ex-
PEELED from the ranks, at least should beProven-
led in future from rising above The station Of a
private.
In regard to the elections in Indiana, the In
dianapolis Journal says; @No doubt remains Of
The defeat Of Bigger nor Of the loss ola majority
ofths Congressional Districts. The same paper
contains a tabls Of The returns received which
gives IS Wing Senators and 40 Representatives,
and 2sLooo FOco Senators and "a Represents
lives. The returns, when complete, viii show
that the WING party Of Indiana, : shOm Ofnone
of is strength"
In North Carolina, notwithstanding the loss
afstsnlT, The result has been decidedly favora-
Biz 70 The wings. Coniending against q mosl
unequal goFrymander, which was established
by the Legislature oflast winter they have car.
risd Eve cut Of nine congressional districts, ana
run hard IL he others.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-24
uoRRID MURDER IN ALABAMA.

The Selma Free Press gives an account Of an
atrocious murder of Mrs. Mary Ann Chapman,
which was committed on the 18th inst, in Dali
las county. The circumstances were these'
during the absence of hcy husband she was in
duced by the negroes on his plantation TO 60
into the corn6eld, about 200 yards from the
dwelling house, and was there murdered, by
being stranglsd with a rope put around her neck.
When they had completed their dabOlieal deed
they took her 10 the opposite side Of the field
and dragged her by the rope with such violence
over the fence as 10 leave some Of her hair torn
out upon the rails They then concealed the
body under the bark and rotten pieces Of anold
log Upon the return ofMr. Chapman to dinner,
he was told BY the negroes that their mistress
had ridden out 10 some Of the neighbors. Be-
coming somewhat uneasy al her not returning
at dark, be ordered bis horse, and rode to sevs
oral Of the neighbors houses, but net finding
her and suspecting that she had been murdered
and procuring the assistance of several Of his
neghhors he arrested three Of his negroes that
night Tho next DAY they commenced a search
and found the body where it bad been deposited
the horse which she was said to have ridden,was
found not far of with his brains beaten out.
Much excitement ensued among the inhabit-
ants Of the neighborhood, and at a meeting Of
400 or 500 citizens tho question was submitted
vh-fber tho negroes Should be burnt on the
be surrendered into the hands Of the
law. The latter proposition much to the credit
Of the meeting prevailed. Mrs. Chapman was
in the twenty third year Of her age, and LEFT a
husband and three young children.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-24

Fawns in the day. and butchers ia the night,
And damns the worth be cannot initiate"
One would suppose from the feeling mani.
tested By Casca that he has fsll0l0 feeling for
Gen, Brown in this matter-that he has, also,
cot, accommodations from the bank and has
not paid up and is yet Repudiator. lfso, Mr..
Clayton was honorable and magnamimous,
and ingenious. and even ''gsnfIemanly aristo-
cratic enough to speak the truth to them
both face to face, while they both sneaked off
to scrawl reply thro' the columns Of the Mis-.
sissippian. Casca went further than his eoad-
iuiof-he illuminated, not the living only, but
even the dead, TO crafty the vitated and de-
graded feelings Of Regulators. No proof
vet ofaristoeracy
9Th Casca charges Mr.. Clayton with max.
inc invidious comparisons between the Door
man and the rich but tho charge Is wholly
unfounded. And Casca knows that Mr.. Claw
ton uttered nothing lke@scornful comparisons"
or .,ieers" in bis speech. Ifhe does not, il is
evident that be has anahumble comprehension"
indeed. Mr.. Clayton went into some state
ments TO show that at the last elections GER
tain sections Of the Siaie-not rich men which
paid the heaviest amount Of taxes, gave alar-
ger vote in favor Of paying the bonds than did
other sections nor poor men-Whichl paid a
much smaller amount in proportion into the
Treasury Of the State. To show that this
kind Of comparison can be made without
.'scornful comparison FOR jeer, u wilillustFate.
Adams county pays into the Treasury neatly
3times as much as the county Of Madison, and,
nevertheless there are more poor men" living
in Adams than there are in Madison vet,
Casca, in his stumble comprehension" woull
call this scornful comparison" and 'ieer."
How silly how pitiful how mean how con-
templible the effort thus to iniure Mr.. Claw
ton in the estimation Of the poor, BY attempt.
ing to excite their prejudices against him BY a
perversion Of his meaning He has raised
the CRY OF Grisi0crat, but | have gone through
with bis asynopsis" for the proof Of it, and
could not find such proof Il exists only in
the morbid Imagination and ungodly neaFt Of
Casca. Mr.. Clayton might well say in regard
to this natter
alfI am Iraduced by tongues which neither
know
My faculties, nor person, yet viii be
The chroniclers ofmy doing-let meIsay,
"Fis but the fate Of place;and Thorough brake
That virtue must 60 through"
ANTONY.
Canton, Mi, Aug. 10, 1913.