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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
sRPTEMBER, 1873.
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p. X. WHITE 4 co.
Home Made SHOES OF NIL kinds
TUNHE subscribers, manufacturers of Ladies' and
- CenieHrn Boots and Shoes and
hand of Their make AMI constantly manufacturing mn
assortment n The above which they wou respectfully tho
attention 81 Those want ~ good arcie NJ fair price. shT
or their their
We wish b. encouraged this branch ~ business and
with reference Ssrraafs stoes particularly would could
persuade purchasers ~ Them, 81 the in buying first S
article such manufacture, cacused render good scree
and which sen nearly the prize which The st
Nerfisrs ~ort H. mil
nng the past Spring and summer have been actively ~
gagged In manufacturing large quantity n Shoes heavy and hs
and enae Servants ~ The bet stock at couh
procured and have spared pains outa rsfne aee'
which wou respectfully call The attention of fat"cr TO
AMI an others desiring good shoes for thef servants "
a-onsbo prices, believing that They wiz only Fve hem nu
continue 20 pufelafeh uieror
article ~ Uss'e .HgHBfasfsrs. z. v. WHub W.
Manufacturer and Dealers whOiesale andteiafl,
% 10 MARKET Bridge, Richmond, Va.
LADIES' FRENCH uOHOcC0 sLPPEfts, very
handsome, ~ ~.
NIE have Just opened large assortment of
w the shove very handsome srsu II ~ pr Faif-hey
rsaH, GOOD sud ehssp ~ JUDAH NNERs 90,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28

ROUAN US Haprored TONIC MIXTURE.
Warranted TO cure AGTE FEVER.
'HNHE great dcSideratum with most inventors Oi
n Patent Medicine, la been .p-edy recovery
o hos who make a Of
iniepefdsut NJ The god bad effects produced
Do. JOHN " ROWLAND u Philadelphia, 10 beii~v. 20 h.
iuaied hy enHObng ami for
opinion, appeal ~ e t1u.ini- hath CITY
wlO. after having ifsi ~ sPECiFC-,
huston u their patience well enahsd
ta recovering influence .0sand. Improved Tome
M'urs Ths Medicine may taken sbnie DISEASES.
BE- found one u The he Tones
90 he Eradication ~ ACtE FEVER. Having 40
oinied Agents remedy ~ nis ~
tose trous of trying upon yrtng
gNYSOR, WOOD A cor
~ h. TtetlT avef,
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PARRISH L. BEAZLEY,


CAREY STREET.
OFFER for sale, low for cash, the following ar
20 hhds Porto Rico sugar.
10 do n. q. sugars
20 Sosos Lowering dOubss Loaf Sugar
bits crushed. for preserving
IS bbs y n. Moias-es
IS bags Java Coffee
500 DO Lsgurs Coffee
100 do do Rio, cf best qusiliy
$50 d. DO Havana Coffee
leo boxes cOeN'. Candle.
50 do TurPen'ins soap
so package. Teas embracing all qaAnt,ss
- s"Ne. Barnes city mads Axes
f iSS . ass. s Sa,l i ss.s.,Sd
10 bb. Fish oil
10 bales Cotton
$50 ueIes. Teomasion Lime
$50 bbs No nett tetrinss
bags Ginger
20 FsppsF
oeroon. best Indigo
- bbls Tar
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns. a, Factory prize.
500 realms Wrapping Paper
80 do FooseaP 10
so dor Cotton Line.
SO do Hemp do
IS kegs Powder
500 hays shot assorted
bbls Nader
do Coppeas
$50 ho,e- s,ioc h~
100 10 l0Nl2
$4,000 ms Western Bacon
10000 lbs city cured and roads Bacon
100 do family roe Herrnss
- boxes Tobacco ASSORTED qusiue.
$50 hhls old Rye wh.skey
IS do y. E Rum
10 do Common Gin
10 do APpe Brandy
10 do Oh Peach Brandy
20 terecs domestic Ransy
do Old Coenae d.
30 Dbl. $ NJ Wine
10 do Malaga 10
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SECOND SUPPLY or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


WE have received by the last packets and
rllrad. New YORK, variety o goods
which 81 the and .honlbe styles
each prices Anong ihein the following he found
RisLnew ,y- Cashmere Cosss Chusans aud Tezans
G1i chameleon Brocadc and Quadnn- Silk
Mou,eln and Cap, DE- Lanes
- Deeoul- and sIk Muslin- for party dressns
embroidered Tareton Robe-. do
plaid AID striped chameleon Silks
Back and blue black sinprd ard figured six superior
Black sfod- Rhine. DO AlTacas and fancy cold DO
Thread eaubrc Handkerchief, ~ qualities
Grntcfn"ns hur printed De-. new style
Ne" Isl" Shawl. and variety OF fancy Iidkf,
choice Assortment ~ .ik aud wortcd Mitts
ladies' misses and boys Md, -ik and Cashmere GL,yes
rik and Alpaca Fnngrs, Gmps and Cinlc-
Rich bonnet, aud meek Rihands
Fanny slk ami sllss buttons and Dlliias
parcel nr very superior Hearth Rug, cheap
Wprtsd tiock- Cape. and Car- in great variety
White sud red plain sni tWilied Flannels
Lambs wool, ClsrnirTe and wooden Hosiery
Table Dsina-k aud Diaper, irish Linens and Lawns
lfaWul a~Ofin'sm of CliicOe-. gr'nisha parcel
Eafsion and domestic Ginghsns, also Furniture plids
kentucky Jeans, Satiuets and Krfs-ys cheap
~ slss Bed Blankets. Mackinaw and Duhi d.
fihf AMI 't'f1 Cloths and tassefes assorted colours
Among Tie Clths may be found French manufacture for Ia
dss Cunks AID boys te following blue black olive
invisible ard brown Of handsome shades AMI AT veD low
prices.
The above, together large before IN hand comprise.
hf best aqsofment have year.
tonniry Merchants wishing atd their Ian
hnt here handsome variety ifo and very reasonable
puc" We invite purchasers call and goods and
ptees, wh bih 81 which confident pleased
VALENTINE BREEDEN A. 90.
o." " White buildings. " street ShockOe Hin.
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MUSIC STORE,
ANp PiANo FoRrE W,Rg.HorsE.
Opposife The B0sks
fEls5f7i4 The subscriber IL constantly receiv.
" IL ing fran The eclrirad mandatory ~ Nr~~s 4
Cess New YofE elegant and plain Piano rores t-.enr The
latest Improvements and dseacy oueh and .ve.e-. oC
peculiar n their Manufacture.
Constantly on hand large assortment q
flutes FlaTerietts Clsripufus
tTihars. V1ins VOi0ucenrs
AceOnfi1ns Musical
Horns Burles and Tnmpets
Plies anil Drums
Cufsr Vpn Iarp and Piano Fort nngs n superior qualify
Piano f0rte Ft0rls md Cover
CHE-FP Music
The largest collection Of Muc offered m
may b. seiectsd ni-crsr WIN IL nav
enabled 10 sen ~ ue Philadelphia snd New York
retail prices.
Te purchasing N seI BE- utpn better terms
than tisy find elsewhere " stste.
8rPianns repaired tuned let taken ~ esctange
=. ". TAYLOR.
BJPANo ToRfEs u every decrpton repaired and tuned
Tuning BY tie required. ~ Wuusv Kr,Raxo whose long
etpeence AMI ability nsnnictrng ani tuning Piano Foes
justly entities him 70 every conhicnec Guitars Vons and Ac
cordiIns repaired. Violin Bow. haired
0Order zen as above viii h. punctuay attended either In
'owh o. county. -
NoDDs BACON HDEs-3o hli. rol." R.eon sides, for ,s
Wv ,. 4. PNrrBsoN.
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PAINTS, PAINTS.
ENGLlSH and AMERICAN WHITE LEAD
~ dry and OIL
Chrome Green Linsccd oil
Chrome Yellow Spirits Terpentine
Nenitan Red Coach Narnsh
Spanish brown Furniture 10
Chimes Ncrn.uion Japan
Yellow oehn' niaek Paint IN Keys
Paint BRUSHES Puntnicc Stone
Ncrdrri Glue
For sale Wholesale AMI Retail, BY
IS NIN-R ntrN Al
ENNrEACT or LOG GOD. for Halter, and
- Dyer>--A SUPPLY constantly
- % JoHNSTON'S-
ENLEGANT NUTRIA. BEAVER aud 4 ,slOR HNTs.-Ia,es
- style jus; received per -ehr ru~earora, by
GEO. W. FERRY.
Main Street Van Lew smith CO. Hardware
LIFE OF QUEEN ELIZABETH.
W. RANDOLPH has received for sale.
~ Vol VI OF Miss sekani's lives ofihe Eng
being the life OF Queen Elizabeth price IS
Also Nos II. IL, 10 and % Murray's Geography.
No. Martin ChuEzewt.
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE CO-partnership Of GAYNOR & LYELL
u dissolved ne ith ~ mutual count Tie sst
Element u the accounts u ie late fn Gay
mr. 30 tral Tint tf business sbyuI cl,sed speedily
pote therefore earnestly request indebted o
the hfn. ~ make payment without delay.
no GAYNOR.
INO J. TYEfT.
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. Cn-PARTNERsIIIP

J. GAYNOR. of Richmond, J. -. WOOD. n Portsmouth
eho acquired thOr0ugh knowege Of he Ap0eary business
40 ~ branches from Dr. jane Cooke Druggist Ffrdsuek ug
md w. A. SANTOS. Druggist 10 Norfolk s..ocrafsd The
Drug md Arobecary business established
af.oye fb. Tavern uufrr $40 Arm
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.
j. +. WATKINS.

= Doors be!or Udlsporih, Turner ~ Co.,
Main street
LII AS recently received per Schrs Daniel
Il Frances, w w Wy.r and NhrraFans-tf additional
pH OF BOOTS SHOES suitable the present lis
stock - very good composing great variety.
Merchants. Farmers and Others visiting the City
will find advantage call and his
isderminel small advance Al such
Manufactured the
surpassed manufactured this place
either for durability n
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ourrie,. E,.rmct OF SnrsaparIIIn.

FHNE efficacy Diseases,
II iupuuy BLOOD well known confidence
a~ been greatly weakened preparations
which have been imposed the public. The above preparation
J. H. experienced Chemist o y. York.
by the advice the Medical Faculty city, lad
the Of Extract which should preserve uunIarc pc
culr Of this ysuab" aud he fully their
wishes Indeed the J. a. CuInc, acquainted
him = sufficient for the putty aHi efficacy OF his EI
ract Tor al- ~ ho!,salC aui retail. h.
I"I HARDWOOD & BEALE Druggists
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WEBB, BACON 81 CO.
OFFER FOR SALE, 60 caah and prompt cus

WEBB, BACON 81 CO.
~ toners:
20 IIhds. ~ orleans.
20 do Porto Rico
fO do Cuba
~ do 81. CroiN, , SUGARH
10 Clarified,
IS boxes and bbls. Loaf,
10 bills Crushed.
90 hhds. Trinidad and Porto Rico Molas4ss
$40 bags Iagua,
900 10 SCENTED Rio
900 do Porto Rico, corrrp.
no 10 Cuba aud g. Jsgo, |'''
100 do Green Java,
1OJ do Old Govt Java,
900 Kegs Nails and Bfsds
1900 Sides Sole Leather, qualities
1900 Sacks Salt
50 Chests and hall Chests Teas n various hniS
500 bags Shot
Gun Powder in keEs and canisirn
bar Lead
los boxes Huns patent and other iailow candles
do Sperm Candies
$40 do SOnp of various kinds
7 TONS American Blistered Steel
% bbls. Tanners OIL
Indigo, Madder, Salt Petfe Pepper, Pinentp
gnrer Alum, birthstone. Chocolate, Hop@
woodwafe M nests Painted Buckets
Shoe Thread and Window Gas
red Cords aud Lines, London Porter
Wines of various kiud1,
Foosrap and Letter PapcC Wrapping ~
Wool Feahcrs, sionewsrr, CHppems. Ac. SIT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
BINF0RD ~ NIMM0,
HAVE, by late arrivals from Baltimore Philadelphia
u u York, received their fsl and Winter supply Of
Staple an1 fantp DrD gooos,

And ctfuy s1o examination Of them BY
purchase either hoes1ls retail Among their
vcry complete VIII be found variety 81 and
tiu striped shaded silks plain striped and MD JET and blue
silks striped plain and om,ro brocade Cusan entirely
and beautiful article fr aies dresses uur BLK fse Bnans
goods for ladies' blk and blue bh French ard
English B0mbalne great variety NJ eod and nix Monreln ic
Lame. French and Dmy Collar cu and Caps plain
he'ohcd Linen Carr Hikf large do cold and
white geuen hand on flncy hik sde Gl1v-
AMI Ho-s variety ALSO. American. French Fngh
Cloths, Cfncrcs and Nesfrg Tannes Sbtnatts. Kentucky
Jeans. Irish Leus Lawns beachcJ and brown shnin7s and
sheeun1s cotton OnlburV white and gray Plains Glgoy
Forrest Cloths Plain Lnseys, a..
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BE- had IT 'e 80 IOIiNsroN's Medical Emporium.
%. A.. FAuNESTOCK'S VERmIFUGE.
'NWIE safest aud most affective remedy for
worms which bOs ever been Uncovered
This preparation has stood the years and
c"ncny fce"Wuondcdns iesn1 rncctnai medicine Cor
Fnf W'nn- from tle system The Nanpiei
'u'niei ~ administration s,ey wberc The patient
ll AFFLICTED with worm, ccurny renders u wory
Z" Fly 'i'n- TIE proprietor has made point
fuh ~ ts ue in uirh knowledge aud
observation and he Invariably found produce saun
fHr'inM uuifrqu0uj amer neady a tr ordinary prrpan
lions recommended 1f had been previously 10 with
"1any advantage. This ncsted BY me cerG
assand rn ~ hundreds offepec persons IN different
parts n ~" oouniyand should induce families awaysi keep
vial II The PREPARATION their p0stfaon II mh oror,-
ton and may b. administered with perfect say the deli
cate infant ALEN'R DtVAL A. 60,
- - Sole Agents Richmond.
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LOUISA RAII-ROAD.
Lines To Charlottesville, Staunton, Lynchburu
and the Virginia Springs.
REDUCED RATES!


NIGHT TR-fgELLE>fs fTOEDED-Si-ND GREfTLr ~
CREASED EXPEDITION.
TNHE Public hereby informed, that on and
- after the let July, the Fare between Richmond and Char
esvhe viii be - 50 Pare So Fare Lynch
burg 80 Prom Junction 81 So From Junction Char
oicsvile 81
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad at ).
4 A. NJ reach the Junction Ia breakfast and thence
proceed together the June
k-A,k ton nom tc North the Louisa Railroad - Cor
dons,ie, and thence by cha Tiou--vle. reach
-a-y-ns Charlottesville by T.. NJ and Cookies rs mikes
West by night Leave Cookies morning by daylight
the hie Ridge at sunrise, and siaunion by 10 4 NJ
The Guyanta line leaves II A. NJ reaches Clover
Dale by night and leaving thrr day hight reaches
the Warm Springs to breakfast and Can To dinner, and
ing the White Sulphur p. NJ Isw-hug by r. ~
the III day - bour than the by lncburg The
whole eSen is less and the week Is too days
The Natural Brle Line leaves sAaunon Tuesdays Thur
day- and saturdays the alternate day viii be furnished
n IL n NJ reaches LeNinsnn by night leave
daylight and tile Manual Brgc breakfast where
amer dinner Dibers Springs
night leave after breakfast reach Gala din
ncr and the White Sulphur Springs by P NJ
TRAVEL ESTtRrLN.
The roads splendid
coaches fine heretofore.
Thss Lines the Main Mail
ference over all others AT Fsist
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HATS AND CAPS.
JOHN '. HARDWICkE,

JOHN Y. HARDWlCkE,
uERCH TAILOR.
As just returned from the North wler. he ha- purchased
u splendid OF Goods French
Manufacture, offered this market in
customers AMI the public such Will
J. v H. has made arrangements New York by which
be enabled receive each French and English
- such and desirable goods b. mpoucial
he Wh offer good purchased any
house va ihis country. -
- EIOlEE.S. spades and Forks.-IOO Dozen shuyels
~ spades ami FORKS, Just Ceived and Tor sale 10y
y RICHARDS a. GARDNER,
sign ofthe Golden Msa Main street, nearly opposite
lnndons. MiIInram and nT.Mn
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HATS. HATS. HATS.
MAIL LINE TO LYNCHBURG.
SOJTT'Jy SJDE JayES RIVER

NyE running Line OF Two Hor-e Post Coaches via
w rowhatan IIosr Cumberland Court House.
through tAnehbug p1 Days Of departure ffom RehmoDd
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at O'Clock. A. ~.
Pare hrgh t,nshburg 80 Passengers VIII
1.-THE Columbian Hotel BOYD EDMUND 4 DAVENPORT,
ptupr
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DYES. &c.
"SleD N.Y. qlsiy Msdief prime
- ,npfeths Alum.
nlle STONE satpeffe.
l<A"es Redwood
Poland siarst s5I,t+.,
H'A i-sl shf1uF
NWe"t h'tF'N' iQsoin Salts
f"i ~ w alanlte' t0 fuIt purchasers. ~
~W ALEXANDER DUvAL 4 Ga.
PORTO RiCO a ". ORLEANS NTc4RN
= HIns Porto Rico sugar.
- % New odsaus d. rof ale
80 J. 4. PATTTsoN.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-04
From Me .7fkdaSas Journal. DEMOCR ATTIC MEETING

At meeting of the democratic citizens of Phillips county, at the courthouse in Hele- na, October 2lst, iSi3, JOHN s. HoRNER was nominated and unanimously elected as the Chairman of the meeting, and LOVE M HARRIS was elected Secretary.
 The meeting was then addressed at some considerable length, by the Hon. J. c. P Tolleson.
 In accordance with a motion made, the Chairman appointed committee of five. whose duty 1t was to nominate delegates, three in number, to attend general conven- ton, to be held at Little Rock, on the first Monday in December.
 The following gentlemen were appointed the committee, viz: Wm. F.. Butts, William Keller, F. B. Culver, T. c. Ripley, and W. C.. Bozen,an.
 After few minutes absence, the above committee reported the following three gen. tlemen as their nomination, viz Themas B.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-04
For Me .4lhanSas Banner.

Among the many aspirants for political preferment who compose the elite of the democratic party, it were vain to suppose that perfect unanimity should exist. The continual rivalry and jostling that must oc- cur, on this high road to honor and distinc- ton in Arkansas, and the selfshness which 1t is said gathers about tho hearts of politi- clans, will produce jealousy and aislike.- Besides these, faacied disregard of one's claims to office, cold tone from acknoW- ledged leaders, and the little secrets whispered ouly to the initiated, all form fruitful sources of disagreement and lukewarmness. These things wilr be, until men are animated by higher motives than the desire for fame or the love of office. But, that an aoacst man, from such slight causes, should separate him self from his party, and by presto movement turn his Back apon men and measures he formerly lauded, involves a contradiction in character quite unintelligible. That there are such men, still claiming to be democrats, weall know. Men in whom vaulting ambi- ton has usurped entire control, and overleaped both force of intellect and honesty of pur- pose. The smooth tongue of cunning en- emy has poured into their ears seductive promises, that now seem to be as the iabled fruit of the Dead Sea, turning to bitterness upon their lips. Of the few who have thus perversely severed themselves from the party some have been stricken with proper peni- tence and are willing to offer clamorous de- votion to the cause, as atonement Others with desperate energy endeavor to rally rount them the discontented of all parties, ready like their prototype of the forest, to cling closest to the tree that offers the best support It is an idle hope, if these men ever enter tain 1t, that such lapses are not marked ant condemned by the people. Of all politica sins, there is none which excites more con- f tempt than apostacy-none upon which { , swift and bli5 5hting rebuke more certainly
 falls. If there be a way to avoid such wis itation, think it can only be by contritt 7 acknowledgment of error, and by preserv-
 ing such modesty and humility in future as
 pirations, as to conciliate the most indignant
 Enough of these men for the present.
 Some time when leisure and inclination com.
 bine, will give you miniature sketches O
 them, although no portraiture of mine cal do them justice. V. November End, 1913.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-04
For fhe Banner,

.Mr. Edlor-The object of my first com municaton was simply to draw the attention of the public, to the fact of the loan made by the State Bank, to James De Baum, good whig. of S9,500 of the capital of the bank which was repaid, not in gold or silver, but in bank paper, and, according to the mhite- leasi'ing report, a loan was made, on author fly, to De Baum, to retain the money from the War Department, to the amount of S10,000, the accommodation to a director, as he, :. De Baua, rou'd De absent oa Me basiaess of ge baak, a'hen the institution 'cas expected 10 go Into operataoa,o &c.; while condemnatory report was matched up against Col. Savier, for retaining Sl4,000 Of his stock.
 A very few words of explanation, and am. willing to submit the extract of the report, marked A., to the public, and c. Mir. Jimmy
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-04

Brig. Gen. Arbuckle, of the U. S. army, left here, on Tuesday last, on his way to Ba- ton Rouge, thence to his station at New Or leans. The General had been spending few weeks at his old home upon the border where he has rendered so many services to ills country, by preserving peace among oul savage neighbors; and has endeared himself to his countrymen, by protecting their from tier settlements from Indian invasion and massacre. The General appeared to be ii good health and spirits, with step as firm and elastic as in the full glow of earlier man hood.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-04
For the Banner. JOHNSON COUNTY.


 The time is now at hand, when 1t becomes the democracy of this State to calmly survey the political horizon, and see who appears to be the most prominent and deserving upon its surface, for the office of Governor, and member to Congress. Men should be select ed who have proven themselves true to the principles of our party, as it is for principles that we contena Can we take up man, and run hini for either of those offices, sim ply because he bears the name of democrat, when, in fact, his true principles are in direct opposition to those of our party We can not. Shall we'then place a man in either of those offices, who wears the appellation of bank democrat? This would be violating one of the great principles for which we are contending. Such men as those should go over to that party which is now contending for a national bank
 That we have in our ranks, gentlemen of energy, worth, and capacity, cannot be de- nied. In this section, we hear of Chapman and Adams, in connection with the gubena- torial chair. As l am unacquainted with Chapman, tt is out of my power to express an opinion, only from rumor, which IS very hattering With Adams, am vellacquaint- ed; and from his gentlemanly department. and long public services, he would certainly make an efficient officer
 For representative ii Gesfoss7s5,Yev vllsgasass Q! the names of many of the most talented and promising men in the State, and 1t will require much judgment to make choice that will harmonize those dissenting feelings that now pervade our ranks Our delegates should go to the State Convention, with their minds free from jealous and sectional feelings, and con- stantly bearing in mind that 1t is for prnci- pies we contend. Among the most promi- nent, stand Conway, Oldham, Hampstead. and R. W. Johnson. Either of these gentle men would honor our State, in Congress- Hampstead and Johnson, from their reputa- tion, stand high in this county, and would be very acceptable. Col. Oldham is well known, and stands deservedly high. He has strong claims. Judge Conway paid us a visit, last summer, and formed many acquaintances- He also made very favorable impression upon the public.
 With such men as these, what have we to fear from the whigs, and their allies, the hotch-poich party, though they may have j (the would-be Prince) Albert at their head, and the Gazette at their heels, to spur them on:
 It IS highly gratifying to state that Col Se- ver stands acquitted, by the democrats, and also by many of the honest whigs, of this county. All that is wanting is that the truth be known. Many have expressed themselves astonished that such great clamor should have been raised from such cause, after they have been informed of the matter correctly.
 SMITHSONIAN.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-04

Whg Doctrine.-The Holly springst zette, an accredited whig paper, sends ft the following, as a part of the whig creei
 "The principle of universal suffrage proved the most serious curse with whicf have to contend, and sthe experiment am such a population as ours, has proved W than total failure ? "''
 How can poor man vote for ? which entertains such sentiments' Rem Der the whig press declares whiggery i' same every where. Remember this I serious curse,' when you go to the poll October, and if you are of the same opi as the whig paper above quoted, you wi course vote the whig ticket; but if yol lieve sall men to be free and equal then you put the stamp of your disapprOb upon such monarchical sentiments, byvc the democratic equal laws and equal ri ticket. Baltimore .america
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-04
A GOOD STORY.

A capital story is told of Judge Ia now Senator ill Congress, who is, uni natel y c.rass=eyed9g A number of years he was Judge of newly organized co court, in the eastern part of Ohio. m days of primitive simplicity, or perhaP' verty, the bar-room of a tavern was us courtroom, and the stable- as a ja'l day, during the session of the cout- Judge had occasion to severely repll two of the lawyers, who were wrans An odd-looking old customer, who sal II corner listening, apparently with grea' faction, to the reproof, and presumngu acquaintance, and the Judges well-N good humor, sung out
 '.Give it to lem, old gimblet eyesI
 'sWho was that ?'' inquired the Judge,
 'sIt was this Gre old hoss,o answers' chap, raising himself up. =.
 "Sheriif,'' observed the Judge, wl', gravity, "take that old hoss and put n' the sta6le"