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The Whig standard., 1843-12-08

FOrmeriy II was mater Oh interest When
Congress met to attend the House to see who
would be elected to the various Offices But du-
ring the present session all curiosity on this score
has been cut short by the adoption Of the caucus
system by the miscalled Democracy. Caucus
ing and management constitute the very spirit
of Van Burenism. Hence, since the Van Buren
men have the majority of their party in the
House, they have carried out their principles by
dragging up all the candidates to the block,
and chopping off the heads Of all who are in the
way. An Office is given to the most plant, sop
to the dsaffected il they will promise to stick to
the party, and kick is bestowed upon the growl-
ers to drive them into the ranks By one of
these means all are kept in the traces, or kicked
out Of the party. The independence which has
been boasted by portion of the party, who are
not Van Burenites, has not made its appearance
The chivalry Of the South has quietly been
folded up and pocketed away by its owners
Every one of their candidates for Offices Of the
South have been defeated, and yet they as qui-
etly and submissiyely bow to the yoke Of party
discipline Of their dctators, as if they had been
born to political servitude. Perhaps they are to
be rewarded by an appointment Of chairman Of
some committees in the House for their orderly
submission. But as for Mr.. Calhoun's chance
now for the Presidency, after his friends have
thus quietly yielded to have their hands tied and
their friends killed of, it is a thing that was
and is not,
According to the orders of the caucus held on
Saturday night, Mr.. Jones's election was con-
irmed in the House on Monday. As the party
could not agree upon the other officers until the
caucus Of Tuesday night, no election was held
until Wednesday, when Mr.. McNulty was elect
ed. The other officers have been, or are TO be
confirmed, as the decree for their election has
been Illuminated by the caucus. Blair l. Riyes
have been elected printers. (Alas poor Amos y
Mr.. Lane, of Kentucky, has been elected SER
geant-at-arms and Mr.. Dow doorkeeper. Con-
tested elections are now decided in caucus, and
the House merely goes through the idle cere-
rnony Of registering its decrees. Such is the in
huence Of party machinery in that body.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-08

Prices Of admission Boxes IS cents Second Tier
IS cents; Gallery 25 cents
The Whig standard., 1843-12-08
MARRIAGE.

On Tuesday evening, the 5th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
MORGAN, Mr.. HORATIO BEALL to Miss ELIZA.
BETH ANN SHINES, all Of Georgetown,
The Whig standard., 1843-12-08

Last night but one Of the engagement Of
MIR. GEORGE EyANDENH HOFF.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-08
NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Lessee, Mr. EMERY.-.Mmager, Mr. RIcHINGs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

the tomb. surely they cannot escape It's horrors.
There can be no happier reflection, than that
derived from the thought Of having contributed
all IN power TO the comfort and the happiness
Of ia thers and mothers. When called away
from our presence. sooner or later they may
be, the thought will be sweet hat efforts cd
our care smoothed their decline of life, that
they departed in comfort and peace. II II were
othcrwIse-if denied them what their circum-
stances or necessities requlred-and our hearts
were not like the neither mill stone, il must prove
thorn in oar flesh, TO sprinkle our days with
sorrow and regret.
Ye who are blest with parents now. he careful
Of your treatment TO hem. Receive mildly their
reprools, listen 10 their connsels, and obey them
II they aged and their days have dwndled
TO span. think care too great for you to be-
stow upon them, no money foolishIy spent, that
VIII purchase their comfort, and time thrown
away, that is devoted to their happiness Honor,
respect and love them. Spare no effort 10 their
behalf, and DO nothing that Will give them pain,
or grieve them in the least. Do thus, and your
reward will be great. Your own offspring will
honor you, you will be respected wherever YOU
are known, and gain the appreciation Of Heaven.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

The Cleveland 20 Herald saws that the Lard
OIL and Candle Company Of that city have four
large screw and two lever presses IN operation,
and uses Nd two thousand pounds of lard per day.
|, has. saws the Herald, order from London
for some OF the Oil, which ii will fiji 10 the Spring
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
II E.pUDIATlON.--R

khPt HiAFlON.--RoA THE ctScINN.Tr GAZETTE.
If we may judge from the strong language used
by The Governors of the different States in their
Messages, or from The resolves offered or passed
by the different Legislatures in response We
should say that this doctrine has had no re sponsi.
BILE endorsers IN our country. Nor has il. Pub
iic opinion IS right on this subject, and neither
can, or wiii' tolerate any thing like State Ma
tIonal Reputation.
But Governor Bigger, in his excellent Mes.
sage. suggested, (and it would be we'll for tho
press and the people 10 dwell upon The suopes-
uon,) that while al parties nigh, denounce this
doctrine, yet they might, by uBwse, if not
dishonest course, bring il about. For instance.
Pennsylvania, so far as her formal declaration
goes. has resolved TO do what she agreed 70 do
and 10 pay what she promised pay. All this
IS right so far as II goes. But suppose that the
Legislature now IN session, from a division Of
opinion among lis members, or from fear, on
iheIr Fart. that the people will sanction " hat
They propose. refuses TO pass tho necessary tax
alton measures 10 make good her public a,owal.
would not this be a vIrtua! reputation Of her
debt? Unqnestinnaby. 1t would be doing iadi-
rCcfiy what The Legislature was afraid TO do 9i.
rectfy; and would be " hat Gov. Bigger terms Ell
lent reputation. the more odious and contempt.
bic because Of the manner IN which il is brought
about.
There can be no doub, Of the course which
OUT 10 be pursued on this point; and no Legs
ture ought 10 hesitate q moment in adopting it
wherever me STATE debts can be paid by ndd-
t!ona taxation, it ough, TO be resor,ed to. Be it,
that II will bear heavily upon the people Bet
ter, that than suffer loss of rnrt"'tun, and with
II oil the demorallZlng consequences which must
follow. But. we feel confident, if the people arc
approached IN the right way, and told for what
object this additional taxation is required, or If
honest explanations nre made to thsm, showing
tbat office-seekers talk about taxation merely TO
gull them into their support, that they Will no, OBJ
iect. They anxious TO do what is right, and
,f,, iol
or eoqucnce Of ambitious and reckless men
We hope, for once, that the different States will
make common effort TO protect the common
and that while they officially disavow
the doctrine of repudiaiion they will not silent
iy, much less Intentionally practise II.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
THE F0RG D PAT NT.
ar THE REWARD OF VIRTUE.

aRemernber you NJ case Ike this! Or if
Your memory none records, IT - such one
Xonr fnncy cannot imagine IL :"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

Glory enough for one Ddy.-A Var
Iy married wife, eat FIVE pumpkin pi
negro, told lie, went to church, ,
,rowsers, all in one day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

The farm Of George w. Churchmsn, Esq, o,
the river Delaware, near the Pennsylvania Stat,
line. in the State Of Delaware. containing IL:
acres Of excellent land was sold recently at pri
vate sale for $4,000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

Santa FKE--Csp,ain Kendall, in describing
Santa Fee, says il is \ little mud bull, city. that
stands between civilization and the jumping of
place.
Printers have very good teeth Reason-shey
are very little used.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-02
Yours, very respectfully,
WIN. COST JOHNSON.
Col. CHARLES CARROLL,
Doughortgan Manor, Maryland,

NOTE AS there has bern some srec-
uIalion upon The origin of ihls question
since the above letter was written, ! am
Indured. IN conclusion 10 notice II. Who
originated the proposiru'n is not import,
ant 10 he People il they approve Of the
plan | will state. in order TO make the
TACT accessible to all who NAV desire 10
know it, that it originated with myself
alone; and ! am alone responsible lor
this. as for every other proposition which
have ever made in public life. ! nel
ther borrowed the idea from any one,
nor counselled with any one nor was
aided either directly or indirectly by any
human being whatever. As early as
when frs in the Legislature Of Mary
land, Twelve years ago, was placed at
The head Of the COmmllee on Internal
improvements, and was warmly urged
TO introduce or TO submit 10 that commit.
lee enlarged plans OF Safe improVemen
such as were afterwards adopled-tul
steadily refused, arler full examination
Of The resources of the State, (oreseeing
and predicting that the means and credit
Of The State wouId be exhausted before
the works conld be completed, or made
TO return any profit aud that the Ma
tlonal Government would at last have 10
extend reIiel; aud confined my efforts
principally to reporting The bill TO es-
rabIish a railroad from Baltimore 10
Washington.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-02

public lands would increase 10 the same
ratl0
The following will show that for ele.
ven successive wears the land "a rs have
averaged nearly 100000 dollars an
nualIy.
Purchase money RECEIVED for The sales
Of public lands for eieyen successive
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-02
RELIEF no THE STATES.

LETTER V.
From the Hon. w. Cost Johnson TO Col,
Charles Carroll, Of Maryland.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

REESE unrigalled pillB having now PC
CURED alcelsbFity and 4 popularity uneauahea
IN the annals of medicine, and 'also having 09-
fainea The entire confidence and being used 70
the priEate practices q almost the Who:e ncay
81 the medical faculty iIiathe United States,
Europe, Asia, South America, the West 10.
dies, and great part Of Africa. il 10 ulipeces-
safy 10 advertise them at length, or to say any
thing further Of theirmoriis, than BY stating the
complaints which they are most effective slp the
cure of and which are As follows elbow and
bilious levers, fever and aghe, pepsia, Group
liver complaints sick headache, jaundlce, asti1-
ma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement q the
spleen, piles, colo. female distractions heart
burns, furred tongue, nausea, distenslcns Of INC
stomach and bowels, incipient diafrhoea, dat
ulence, habitnal costiveness, loss Of appetite,
blotched or saIlow complexion, and in all cases
of torpor of the bowels where a cathartlc Of
an appetite IS needed. They are exceeding
~ mild ID their operation, producing neltilei
nausea. gripiug nor debility
u For sale by GREENE HILL Druggist
Main St. Columbus Miss.
Columbus Miss. june % 1643.
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]. BOOTH.


II y
ID RESPECTFULLY continues ioien
i der lspfofessiopnl services 20 lie
Ladies and GenlIeEneh DC Columbus and
ia vicinity, pIedgIng himself 90 9pcrate %
Ibe most Improved modern siyles in ad-
dliiop % what 4 usual in his profession
LEI W Ba laa8
1Bis Pnsinnhole sets &c teeth, nioanied
on Gold, BY she new and much appfo.
ri ed plan of atmospheric pressure, n
peclmen Of which be has la bis ow
mouth, ~. -. ,.V5
2 Supply roofs or palaiess wh6 d-f
cient, either from malformation Or &C..
cidept.m m
He feelsIccn6dent from hia opporiuni-
ties VI Philadelphia end aewhere--from
bis long experience, ard BIS bnccess that
he can operute 10 the entire satisfaction Of
an who may call On him az his Office on
Market street. up stairs one door south
Iof the Auction Store of Kincann0n, March
a Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 10Th, 1913.
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roRINTERs' AND BINDERS WARE


- Nos % ana III q OIL y Street. New York.
ARM 1c41s ~
- ~ -pRTC Is GREATLY HEDDCEDs
eaThe aHOEs PRINTING RKEBS MA.
CHINE AND SAW s1&ANDHAE1ORX,
Ia consndiience Of the addition ofnew andim-
GROVE d mac ieis wokk, ard klle feducr
fion ia The cosf 81 MAJ elial and h|oFs ere pEl7
ahIed greatly To reduce the pIIceH ~ their Press
ses, and ~ Pr'nteEa' ana Binders gnateEials pfn.
eralEy ~ Win ~ seen pY Their wy pflp'aa
Tire esfs biis,g.eft IS sGl under the personal
superintanicnca at RIG HARD M. HOE and
ROBERT HDE and they assure their friends
that Notwithstanding the great reducticnTIn
prices. al articles manufactured BIZ this estabs
iiehmenf shall retain The high reputation which
they have hitherto sustained lt viii also be
Their constant enienVDr 90 improve the quality
Of themain every particular: They hatter
themselves, also that their old friends will not
only continue their ihypfes but that Printers
generally win appreciate their endeayors %
furnish the very best articles e barely rcmn-
neratiug prices. I,
Orders from any part Of The country for al
articles used by Printers or Binders including
type, Ink, paper, DC. and on the best terms.
Jobbinr work and repairing win be done A.
the lowest possible prices, with every atten-
ton and expedition.
m. B.--An articles manufactured By this es-
| adjustment win bestamped r. HOE AZ Go. .ss
THAT persons from abroad may not be imposed
upon with spurious articles, made in imitation
| of theirs
~ Primers ofnnwapapera who publsh tAl'
advertisement, with this ncles three times bt
/ fore the first If July next nIid send enc b
their papers II as. vii pc entitled 81 IA YI4s q
/ offheir Sin On buginp f0ilr times tlae HsFpHgl
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A CONSTANT aIIplIls 81 u & q !: 1i|I
brafed Spinning al sc d ieS Il Hi VII IES e e
Wood fame' manufactured ii Cir d Isfstti| # !
DC bad at any time BY apple alton d nj iii ID 8.
fdmbus.
These machines have been ii. jnccessfdI
operation q Alabama and Mississippi fof ia !.
ny years, and have given universal satisfaction.
Orders received for Piercess Coffoa Girs.
Corn mills. Flying Shuttle Looms, Running
Gear, &C..
i. VIII HUDDLESTON & co.
AZ. Pierce will personally attend 10 putting
PIP cfthe machines. f's'''s' =
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TRENCH QIlIN
Superior qpalilg
LIST xassei q 4 aEsa leis aild Ea5 Sale

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III Il iH4s s9|i i zI sI.oaHt'Y,. b|s I..6 s',3 :.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE.
viii III 81 kllE month"; - likely yonnR Wos
musI, y III d accustomed u waslsing anu mouse
etrE EEAe lily Apply % tho Wing once @
Il a. y. sInyl0g 80 s.. ...
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~. cs,,nsps issssr.iat'e fHKt 4oilofrhea.
~ go md centuries haSf tais ID away and
~ .erss specific md certain
- thar snxllal curse Of mankind, the G0aa0r-
,,lers lns ever before heon discovered.
1,he one saoa0 a sraS - the result Of extern
s;gr1 enience. RESEARCH and experience, and
win prove greater blessing 70 mankind than
.snV other medical preparation ever knOvn;
insnmrlch as The present generation may free
4leu,selres from this eccufao. and thus pre-
VENT tlta dnplornhla cnnaaq hencRs Of cntaiing
4 mon their ,schildrens and their children's
children 10 the third and fourth generations
For sale by Greene Hill and q. ". Jones
Columbus Mss and Con,stock and Con %
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-. ~. ~ az law
- 49, 49, ~ yo-Parne
D;.sr s,s''9 60 70 pusines h
Mississippi. and mn. y.
courts ~ be
Office ~ ~ Mn
H0use
sb 1850
rom
% 1epfs
f.olfessss
6mith ABb.g n
Dcg. q. $50
hEAcUHN w
Rof ora
Waf Hrr
December l5 l5
sSn-e
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LOWNDES COUNTY.

Circuit Court, April Term. sA3.
Daniel Gallant Complainant Petition ior
Phebe Gallant. Defendant. Divorce.
rEIIIS day came he Complainan, By bis
Counsel, and Il appearing to the salts
action Of the Court that the defend ant i not
an inllabitant Of this Sta 50 that be eEdinas
81 process Of this Court cannot be served uFQn
SIT. TIL srefore % motion nf theSaid complain
ant by Us Counsel II Is ordered By fhe CcQst
That pal ,Iicatipn be made for two months sIIe-
ceSsiVe u. til tlie Democratic Whlgs news.
paper phbIiahed I'M LIie town Of Columbia noti
Tying the said defendant nE the pendency Of Iais
suit a. d commanding the said Defendant 50
appear before / lIe Judge Of cur said Court. W
tie Court House Id lie town of Coluf1buss en-
The first Monday Of October aexis
and plead, answer. or deEsis1f IA said hil 81
ConplFnt otllel Fisa ne same VII he talSsn
fof confessed; and SET i1l hearing s. paEfH 81
true copy from Tie Minutes,
VR1rs'':ss 'he Clerk Of sud Court, .lis 22a
DE{: CHI a lN
agiiable Asue Medicine, safe aad
cef'iin cure Cor ClIiIls ana Fever "a
aII Is complicated forms 'ss aH
e|ieetual med9 So Fever 6l
every descsi piio1
|xEs II. medicine hAs Beer .'sH|| bY lHN bEb.
3fiefcf number of years ~ extensive
rfaetitse. HsiFif@ which tune BID faN Treated
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CH.RUS @. B.gLDW.xgs,
ATTOR me IA n 4 A " |,

q = 2 > = = - - z J - = = = =
hoUsToN, CHIcKAsAw CoUNrY.
WILL promptly attend to any business con-
Wv fided to him, ii the counties Of Chicka-
saw, Pontotoc, Choctaw, and Monroe. He
viii also attendto the investigation Of land O.
Ties, and 10 other business connected there
above counties.
References:
1 a'1 P !: J; sss1 e cs,ams..
A e. JORDAN. ESQ.
11aMcGEF, ESQ. Norabee.
JOHN c. WHITTsITT, Gdsasrille, Ala.
Houston, Mi August, 2lst 1643 ew.
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Ne EIN6
seit.h
b. ~
Cguhiior; r.
llon, and as
Siatesat Ronl5lo
Grenada 1li.a
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~. Law Nom

R lc;HARD EVANS
Attorneys al III
profession in Co.Pssr
g attend to busine
District Court ioF
Mississippi and mas y.
Courts % Be foe
olice y 81 Mi'f
aDute
1850
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
GOOD assortment of Linens from q bit
IN and half upwards. Brown, white aud
late cotton Hose, from two bits upwards !.
Brown linen Table covers, Kentucky Jeans.
Ginphams, SO. &c. For sale at
Keeler's cheap cash Store.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

a Good assortment Of Blk Summer Cloth,
IN for Gentleman,s Coats, at
KEEIsER'S Cheap Cash Store.
esssl 9Rls 1912
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07
HUGO

K1CIlJH HUGO,
E1IT of Harilfon tn1 AZ Wi'l;ar
& Richard wv esahe 2 CONT
na''R rom go|pnbH
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REDUCED PRTCEs

For approved paper II SO months ct III Y
per cent less Cor cash. Wood Tyne Printing
Ink, Presses, Cases GalleIs. Bra R,llF.
Composing Sticks Chaaas ana aihat made iii
furnished ct the loves. Ffiref. 4. s. 4
H Printers Of new apapefs rho II nh .iEl III ia
advertisement three times BIZ ore Il til III
bll un buying hree times |la lEl6H d q ID I
iIllara lltI 20, j CO
y ETl7 7.Eg p. vi ~ y. y . 4lI |l
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: st received, Vanilla, Rose, Peppermint.
~ liguorice, coltsfaof, I.aysn.ler. $
", &assilfas, Pine Apple. and Whit feFeeiI
n Lemon II zenges.
KEELE Cheap ash ri one.
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COTTON CARDS.
MO. 8 IF 10. Just received and for sale u
ly KzELER'S Cheap Cash Store.
April 9. 1913
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REDUCTION TN TYPE.

TT Ohm T. WHITE, TYrK FoUHDER, No.
81 As Gold street, Now York, third door
from Fulton street. has on hand an unr1YalIed
assortment Of Printing Types. Ornaments,
Borders, Rules, SC. of Che best metal, and cast
from original matrices. The repuiation ofthis
Foundry is well known throug hont the conn
try, and he is determined to sen at ihe follow
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

dnHakhaf deems Il nnnnca Y fc
SX anything ham l|ie ViI|N "a
ef Marty years epefisree M proven
'8'Ii ~ s I'feris lIY anV frH
SF 57st'Sn Hea
y slNaa HF any Watering place pF itp ~
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HARaIs s. IS AisR rsoaS. sol;r;loFs
August 10Th, 1913.
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~ ai0EfATs
khp Ropaemn
Ga rWhaa he hsst
qualified aiisel,
aIlelsd popularity
c}tai1ed lees
disInier lsdH
sNm tr a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-23
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, Oct. 22-8 p. M.

The rate for money has not advanced and at the close
of last week the leading houses experienced dminu.
ten in the quantity Of money seeking employment
Loans upon the leading stocks made 4per cent
The feverish state of the stock ket growing in great
degree out of the pecuations at the board influences
the rate omoney such loans and retards the disposition
to invest in stocks directly Loans upon Ohio had
per cent and with high margin low 81 per cent
For months hence money will doubtless continue
become abundant The fall trade is nearly passed
without having produced that demand for money which
had generally been anticipated The cr>ps now
coming freely forward and exchanges falling indi
eating q renewal Of the imports Of specie, which will
gradually 60 into the interior and revive next
and fall in greater degree that sound business which
has been felt during the past summer.
The Western Banks show no disposition to expand
their movements, notwithstanding the prodigious extent
to which produce has been fbrwardea.
The following is tase of the quantities Of Wheat and
Flour received at tide water of the I'd week
in October for several years -
FLOUR AND WHEAT RECEIVED AT TIDE WATER ON THE
HUpsoN, AND OF FLOUR AT New ORLEANS FROM April