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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

----- ------7cu HOLLOW WARE
ENGE,oA !. .he Commission Hou.c OF
EoR SAFE a Hale 4 MURDOCH.
T7I5E. undersigned are rece's.r r,snt Of For
II arrivals, an exteusive .-:cI, tnex have
eipn and Domestic Goods, VIC va - wl4ch they
solicit Tie s :. Of the Planter ;sv to-
chants Of NiissidsiPp. visiting Y S
| The Stock u'iH consist in .Sl1
Ir5O Tons EweJos 1sga ass 10 e
40
so a. Rolled. pa
| 80 !. Anerican. square, 81; a'o .ods'
HOOP, Horse shoe IVA" 'ou''
Flat from ,Yu
so q American, EDshsh ho''o"
Ware. we'll sssdted.
:. Sheet s. Bpikr Iron,
40 yes swedssIrsn Cut Nails,
! 40 :. Horse Shoe Mails.
III . Bags Wrought Nils
j. ooo Neva Scotia Grilstones,
e o ooo = ~ ,zen Wedding Ioes, assorted
Ut <g goo Dozen Collins At other iaS0r'
{ lie making Axe -,
90 SETS Blacksnitls. =, loI ), c.ra.
900 Dozen Gotten liii y ~.
Ee' 100 S.eel. Corn Ms : !! as s.sel Guns
! so Single, aud doOH
so Rifess i. rr,,rnaces
~. 20 Motts Agrieuls!El : uI p.sn,er
Ke,tles made exPresss ~
=. p. use. f.r.rat ssortrnent Or Ct /,
IL ssd pocket Cuilesy. ~ II PSpfENT -
90: BBolep nIis dc. &C. AL osgh'es :.
ii sais ea'l's no. 5. ma IA ls 4: ) s,rse
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04
PLATT BULL . ,
WILLIAM G. BOARDMAl

PrOmp. Attentions win at al times ee gwen
81 ,,,,;snesa entrussedto our care, and by con-
SANITY seeing to PROMOTE the interests % e Ou5
emnloyers we shall endeavour e mssn a. anu
hone receive, 4 contisuance Of tne'F .avoss. :,
Our practical knowledge loi the ou,su ..,a;rs =
Al it's brnches; long and lntiase 49, 3,
anoe with this MARKET and many laC.'e f..,.,
obtaining early andi correct inioI us 49,. en.
an tie great Gotten ports WI, We A.s t;ors
able us 70 meet the reasonsnis - an
ofo~- siends, who may AVIAN spe.l'se. -
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04
law NOTICE.

rarN OVERALL. win devote hln ..ss1 - 81.
eo,,fts. and faislas s :.,.,S IS
aa stseud % 40 business ~. onSoste
80 probale Office. S, GOA
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04
!. !, IsI,.1' .laOODs. .NEW GOUDS., :.

: A .s.S : & ron CASH or J. L. L.,
y s subscriber sAkss shs dI6 saSSS and il
ming Inc CITIZENS @ aS S0;n..'s IN entirely
vicinity. ihst e ! , nss Gsss y
nav ano ns'''i my GOODS, n
wpash he would nyis. the sa ss's @lsh .osuy
who haze sns. : NViE. LEA ~, EL - Z 4
Cheap. % Weaver, s. Co MAN =
9 - SscIn,bus. January 81 Aof's. -
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

TIME Sub1cFibsr having pa1nnnealv lnen.
ted himself III the city cf C0lIIDtn .mlisi.
50 q inform the public at large, MAR H hBsoll
hand D good assortment "a HafHIe6a Bfialnn.
MaEtingalas. Travelling Trunks, "a. ake.. For
sale low for caah or good papeE CAll and sa
anime for yourselves. The above nffieIae ars
Of bic own manufacture and on GOOD terms.
be win hold out inducements ID tbose sUbo viii
patroni2e him Oiders win a. DrumnsIv 49,
tended "a. and Tepairs will Dc done cbeSp. wish
despatch; precisely AZ the time promised
Oct 18th. 1915.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04
OH HUNDRED PlIElEES m

new GOODS
80 resolved 4 KaEkalR Is thnap eash
~ Store Opposite the post tizsee.l d Lore
Az well selected afock Of DRY GOODS
GonsiBtnR N part ofthe following articles.
1rown.& bleachsd Domestic Fine DO.
1leiings Gbecka Drills kenniekey Jeans.
NancE GinRhams, Brown Hnllsnde ana
IRISH linens. Black Merinun, AlapaceaS.
Printed Gaxnnyss, Circasslan Stripes.
Mousellne De LANES, Eclins,
NelFetss Jaconet. suiss and Nun Mnslina.
n.ekand uhias hces and Edginas,.
LAdles Caps, Artlicial Flowers On larpe
asnortmankl -
Hat sillle. uncut Velvsls Rlbhuua dc.
January. q 1914 - i.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04
William EcKFoRD.
GO IA" MOBILE ALA

conumBus Mississippi. l = Com :
TgI sp Ssnsss in the city Of MGS 1;@,te
win c'!ssS%S Ilsi s io'1s' s FAcTORAcE
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04
---GINS.

CQFTGna Caryer's superior
DLAaallIssaa= Gin. ..!ss - crop had bsttsr
Srs,,re their arrival before ''S e'0 sasprine
navigation HALE e. MI RDOC
m CARVER W AsHBu.K.EE. 0 Nan
They iae C =, A +: Mscoa
tat.o1 e, Y !. and Daniel Harv'e on s"'
80 IL miles from Columbus.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04
n LEAP YEAR.

IllD 1EAG =
Auai.a Bachelor He Z
IN, be cats alone. ne
hIMs, BE- is at church Y
IL done, and lonely ~ /
tisoasola!e condition
MAN unsocial. he e
afheg goes not into sos
harssts his time. and
Fuy circles and par
nIs6e good looking OF
Ii world, he is char
Asrd to please, now
lv.inst the Bachelor
rai offence which ne
order Of society or Is
l Have those who are
1uf ihsse odd ones OF so
Il ihs.s individuals still
nm omission Of the para
mi! Do they attlibase
y d the proper cause
iauIs, Is not in the Bacns
hihcis false estinlate q
shali i desirable Who
vas not a most tim.
1 lot say that Bach
est and most lihera
/, Tors. the greatesi
i I'.S.,Ssg friends Of u =
M, - ~ eil in gallantr
then ise Bschels
Iadissi 81 -, i
ass, this 10 an ~ 8,
tsaexpsrience ak .Iser
nthotity, it 10 tr1 !,
lAe lsdies viii mol ad.
Nov, thisis awful, n
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04
DsL1 BOAMDML.n..-1...
DENTIST,

- q DAYTON has removed h's once .
The room over Hales e Mufaoc,s 0.0i e
TIsormerly VIM, Huddleston s. L9l MnsI = -. -
Iill Be happy 20 attend g ay W. .h SsnsTs.
= IS; s. sosssion e win hereafter devote
hswhole asEenh5ano9ns Il plsasenler q cal at hia
go ,'. s. ahe ina EAGLE HOeel p which nocss
- "a removed his family Any calls .s.s =
s 81 -. Mace win receive prompt Afternoon.
S - II - 80 m 1913
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

&C, Galloway,
t, I, ", Dorman,
nluheA
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

Columbus, August A54.
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Nemi9feitsbrDfeit.

Nrau MeNp, bic Dor eini9er Seit in elmer
9rt 9ermrruns in Slcrioa in ben gSalo mans
psrte, 1T enblib ,pieosr aufsefunSsn porosn.
IRan fanb lie bs OLD 9Somsns SIuff, Msis
len ntrbIib BON &palobiecla, gang perlcrsn
berumirren. Sie war felt jlrsl SSobsn Der
trennenbsn Come, faltsn Wabtutt uno Nss
oenfbauern ausasfsst. 06is iis bisis Seit ibers
lsbts uno wcnit fis lib srndbrts, 1T Biz jest
nob unsrfldrlh.
Ser Coroner bon Buffalo bat bic geamen
BON breiffs psrionsn beribtst Die ourb
Den lsstsn Sturm u psllsbsrlbwemmun9 um'
famen. 2(ussrosm perbsn ncb un9sfabr 25
Ysrfonsn psrmiet.
Wm 10. Oftcbsr murbe bsi Wlinsrpa in gps
lumba @auntp, Ohio, cine Srau, melds sbsn
QSsltbfcrn auf ben Spsibsr tru9, pom Slis
sstrchsn unb auf Der Stele 9stoetet.
Der Solicitor scn Nsu Orleans bat bic Ors
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penniploanilbe 9eieBsebuu9.

Senat:
l. Stabt pbiIaoelpbia. Dm. Il. 0atb,
Carl Bibbpns.
2. philadelphia @auntp. Sobn Soulfrob* =,
Sanss @nue, jr.% o eornman."
3. Wont9omsrp. SoDn 8. Stcrs9ire.
4. Sbslfsr uno OeIawars. Joispb Sailp.
5. SsrfS. Samusl Ss9elp.
6. eanfaffsr uno Gibancn. Ssnj. Champ
nsps, gspi Klein.
7. Sbuplfia, Carbon, Monrcs uno Ysif
9sors Gabn.
8. Nortbamptpn unS qsba. 5. S.csdman
10. SusqueDanna, Hapne uno Bponin9.
QS. s.. 9immod.
IL. BRADFORD unb sicoa. 9. 6. Sbsrmcob
IL. Qpeomns, Slnton unb @sntrs. JoiepB
j. Gluap.
13. Qu;erne uno Solumba. 9Em. g. Gos
Ia. Nortbumberlano uno 9aupbn. Ssll'
6. Dortcn.
Is. Osiff1in, Suniata II. Union, 8 8 @psr
16. Ysrrp II. Cumberland. 80 . 9lnpsricr
II. Vorf. 9bam @bab.
Is. Sranflin u. Nbams. Tbcmas Carton
10. Sountin9oon u. Ssoforo, Z t1Icrrlfcn.
20. @learfislb, Snoana, Cambria u. 2lrm'
ifrcna, 9Silam Sislsr.
81. 9Seitmpreano u. Somerfet, Sno Joa.
%. Sapstte u. @rsen, Sarl Slaf.
% 0SalDin9tcn, maltsr Craig.
"a. 2tassbsnp uno Sutsr. Carl & Suai;
Dan, 6sors Darite.
25. Seapsr u. Wereer, Robert Darrasb
26. CRAWFORD unc 4enansc, s s. Scocpsr
27. erie 1Diliam X Sabbtt.
%. 9Sarrsn, Sefsrion. Slaricn, potter u
WcSean, 96iaiam 81. ilecr.
q 9 9is Hamsn Der 0Sb9S ine alls nit
5bwababer Observation-Disclosures 9efsst uni
bic BET J1atipss nit snsm tsisibnst.
Den Stanb oeS Gsprsisntantsnbaufss trsr'
ben mir ndblfe QScbe 9sbsn.
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0~9is nabifsbsncs Sabele sntbdlt bisSes
ribts pcn Der prsitbentsnwabl in psnniplpa,
nsn, fcWsit uns eisfslbsn jusefOmmsn finc.
0Sir babsn Bis jest nod fensn polfidnoisen
Ssribt, wenn man bic angs9sbsnsn Msbrbeis
ten NIT ben cabintsrfsbsnosn @timmsn fir
8oupsrntr psrslsibt 70 1T es wabrlbsinIb,
ras poIf stpa 5000 WeDrbsit bat.
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Der ernsusrt, bas Jcsrren, pslcbe 0efd,dfte i'm
Soabaute BADEN, ben 6ut abnebmsn lollten
wenn iie iib ibm nabsn. 1Das bod 70 elm
sofefrfosNspublifansr elm ffolses sber it.
Sdbrsno benz Sturme auf Dem Gs Ontas
farlo 9ln9 auf bem 9ampftccte Onisba bas
Teuerbolt aus, morauf Der @apitdn etwa 80
| Sdbtsn Butter als Srennmoteriol benuste II.
70 9lddlib ben joafn srrsidbte.
Der Setra9 bon bartsm @slbe, bas f,it b&m
l. Septslnbsr in Stsu Orleans srbaltsn mur,
be, 1T $295,7S1.
Gin Mann, Eamsns Sobn @torsp, brann.
ts Dor &urism bel HswtOn in Suds gauntp,
,u scbe, eurb .3ufaa.
@msrifanfbe @spfsl srrsssn sroses @uffss
ben auf bsm Wsarfte ju qonbon in @nslane.
2tm Woresn bss Saees lpeltbsn Yapa Mil.
Ter ftir Den untersans Der 0Sslt be(fimmt bats
ts, frhbifidtsn i'm 9lifprbaufe in Hsu g)orf
ITO pericnen. $50 baron mar bic iunae
Wdnners9elesaton BON Scifon, tie asfomnsn
mar ben Spsftafs! NIT anSufsbsn.
Ssi elmer nsuIi6sn SanbelssGrpsbition, ben
ct Ystsrstus binaut puroe elmer Der Sdnbs
ler Namsns Sitfon, BON ben GioursSnba,
nsrn 9stan9sn uno um einiss jpunosrt sbalsr
bsraubt.
9sor9 qcmrp, Swsitsr Soduptlina Der &bsro,
tsssJtaton, ioa ssiforbsn isn, 70 fast cine 3sis
tun9 BON Irfanias.
Ssbs uno iebsnjis famsn ums esbsn surb
ben elnlfurj BON Iodufern unb anosre urfas
bsn, ipdbrsne benz lestsn Sturms in Matas
moras.
Gin Rsssr fisI ftrjIib in Tsu Orleans bon
Dem erittsn Stodmsrfs zines nsusn Joaufes in
einen Saufen Satifsins, NIT psm &opfe Dor.
mdrts, absr ct fpran9 fO9lsib aut fraste feline
QSols uno 9in9 fort. @r faats, ss bdtts blos
islne Soesn ein pen9 9erittslt.
G9r. Sobn portsr, Saufmann BON @tspsns.
burg, &entudp, purSs am %. Oftobsr srmors
ost ourb einen SonifobsL NamsnS Marquis
.. Sromn. Srown iano in 8srbabtVortsr
um $500 Sbalsr bsraubt ju baben, uno bsper
cine llnteriubun9 sin9slstst psrosn fOnnts Ct,
ibo6 Sromn 5orn. Dortsr unb psrrpunbete ibn
bsrnab NIT ensm Wlsi1sr, 70 bas Ct auf BEN
plase teet mar. Srcpn bsties fein Yfsrb
unp entfob.
Cine Der merfndroi9ifsn SemeiIe BON btm
mas bic Msnftsn beourfen II. mas f1s pitllsid)t
entbeDren fonnten it Der Ssbarf BON Raffss
unb Sbss. @s 1T berebnst pas jabrlieb mebr
als eOO,000,O0O Yfuno BON bisfsn Nrntsln
perbrautDt Werben bon Den menlbliCbsn Se,
IpObnern oisfer @rbe.
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Np,m 2lmslamrc.

1f1eb.-Die ein5i9e neuere gsa6z
ri6t sibt, obne lie aber uerbdr9en gu wols
len, Die vSamb. Steue 3ts." Sic loutet
tpie fol9t: ,,Nab einem bier all9emein
perbreiteten aber noh iebr unuerbiir9ten
@erii6te iou Dem &0ni9sm0roer Sided
bic in erlfer Snftan5 9e9en ibn erfannte
5ooesifrafe, oeren Sefdti9un9 lpobl aud
in bet Appellation na6 unieren Geieeen
feinem 3rpeifsl unterlieet, i'm 9Be9e Der
@naoe unter Der Seon9un9 erlahen NOR
ben fein, oab er nab elmer enel. Strofz
colonie transportirt uno auf INNER aus
ben preubiIben Staaten perbannt miro.
Die en9li ilbe 8e9ierun9 bat iieb 5ur ue=
bernabme oieies ,,9roben" Serbre6er5,
,pie man pielleiti9 i'm publifum er5dblt,
i1on bereit erfldrt."
gbre Dem Oi6ter Sreilisratb !-@ie
man aus 5uperldlf9er Suelle erfdbrt, bat
Der Dibter Sreili9ratb ppr &ur5em feline
pielbeiprobene prsubiibe peniion NIT Ell
mem Sriefe an Den &ultusminiffer, Serrn
@ibborn, formli6 in Die 6duoe oe5 So
ni9s 5urIf9ele9t, naboem ct berelte felt
benz 8e9inn oieles Sabres faftii6 auf9er
bort bate, iie Su beSieben.
Solsenoer ipdterer Seritbt aus &0ln
an oas oSr. S." barf baber ni6t befremz
ben: nDie neuefe, erft Dor &nrsem bel
D. Sabern in Woin5 erfbienene S6rift
Sreilisratb's: ugin 9laubensbefennt
NIP, 3sit9eoibt" 1T bon unierer 6e9e.
run9 perboten woroen, tpie idmmtli6en
bief9en Subbanolun9en inter Serparz
nun9 BOT fernerem Serfaufe on9eiei9t
marc. Die bierber 9eianoten Gremploz
re, oeren 3abl ni6t unbeoeuteno war, in
oem 3. 9. cine ein5i9e Su6bonolun9 De-
rem fiinfji9 empfins, iino iibri9ens itbon
fait idmmtli6 ab9eiest uno 9eben ieer in
bet Staot BON Sano du 6ano. Gs be-
oarf faum oer Semerfun9, oab oas Su9,
in meldem Srelisratb ouf6 entibieoen:
tte erfldrt, oab ct fortan gang uno obne
@ifbalt Der Sppoittion an9eb0ren wer:
De, bier piel Qufleben uno einen beoeutenz
Den Ginorucf mabt."
preuben, September.--Gs lino
felt eini9en Sa9en IL SSeiuiten in Berlin
an9etommen. Sbre Ibiicbt ibeint mebr
als cine se,p0bnli6e Ser9niisun96reiie gu
iein. Sc itno ei9orianer, iie tra9en Ian.
Sc, ibwar5e Hode, einreibis 5usefn0pft
uno Elm weibes &rsus auf Der Sruf.
Spanien.-ltnsea6tet Der Spans
nun9 5wiibcn Spanien uno 1om fbeint
man in oieiem eanoe erniflib an bic @iez
berberfeauns Oct M0nbsoroen gu oenfen.
Sn Goropa bat iitb, tpie man beifimmt
perit6ert, bic @eieQiboft Seiu bereits
pieoer formlib or9aniitrt, ,uno 5spar uuter
oer Mftwirfun9 uno Dem Seitritten mebs
rer Wit9lieoer oer boben @eiitli1feit.
Der Sultan Nboel,Melbio 1T franf,
-fein Geib ebenf folls,-Gn9lano uno
&ublanb itsen am &ranfenbette, uno fib=
len ben puls; penn Der &ranfe Die Uus
gen ibliebt, .peroen Die Qerjte Den Na6z
lab tbeien. Baltimore Cor.
60
Gineper # a nbiee 6ausfrau. Ii.
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$4,000 in Soubsrsisns srbsutst uno mar oa
init in bisfes aano entflobsn. gr wuros por
| sc 0Sote in Bottom arretirt unb inS Gsfdn9
nis ssbrabt 400 er fib mdbrsnb Der Nabt sr
bdnste. Se Der llntsrfubuns fanb man bs
| ibm Ssrtitfate bon gifsnbabn uno .. Staa
tsnsStcfs gum Sslauf BON $34,Ol3 uno 800
Senpsrsi9ns. er war anfbsinsno 60 Sabl
ait. Gin Weitfbuloissr Namsns Sursss,snt.
wifbt, ,purbe sinssfanasn uno fst nun i'm
Gefdn9nls. Der nsus Sraftat NIT @nalant
1T Elm SsfdbrIibsS Ding fir fclbs Sunbsn u
raubt ibnsn jsos @sls9snbsit in ben 9. Staas
ten Quarter 81 fubsn.
pertras NIT Gbina.-3miiben ben Ser.
Staatsn uno ebina iit fi5Iib elm Sanbslss
psrtra9 abSelbloGen pcrbsn, wslbsr ben Ser.
Staaten aasYrjpilssisn bswilliet melbs,9enlds
Dem Sr'sesnSibluiIs, ben Srittsn ;u9sitanbsn
ltnp. 9smnab bat 9tmsrifa bort ourb quite
9Sprte uno auf frieblibsm QSsss sbsn fcpisl
9swcnnsn alS @neanb burb jabrslanssnSrs9,
pielss @elo uao ben 8srluif 70 pislsr Wsniben.
Scbn miro lib wcbI nbt bariber frsusn.
poblfeiles 9ebcn.-Sn OittLssnnsls
fee fam man fc pis 0GslIbfcrn faufsn ws
man nil. Su 10 Sent oaS SufbsL uno um
oisisn prss 1T eS i6wsr Su psrfaufsn; Suttsr
iu Sent bas pfunp; S9lbnsr l24 Sent oas
paar; ibene 2Sslfbblbnsr 25 Gent. QSpbls
fell ssnu9, eas 1T waDr; aber pisasibt fsblt
in MittsIsSsnneiTes bai1slbe mas Yapbp aus
Srslano psrtrleb-ndmlib bic Sips u. QspD's,
Die Sre9atte t1Ii6ouri.-gS bs6t, bab
Die iQsrrsn qpwsH uno Maritbaa bsreits finf:
Ssbn Sauitno Sbalsr au69e9ebsn bdttsn, un1
Die llsbsrrslte Der bsi @bsraItar psrunslidnn
9ampfsSre9atte Mi6curi aus psm 2Sansr ju
bsbsn. Se brfen nod immsr bab ss ssinssn
lpirb. Sbr pIan 1T ben &umpf Bis ans bobs
Bai1srmsrf NIT planfsn ;u bsflsicsn uno bars
auf baS 9Salsr aussupumpsn. 9Ssnn Der
Ssriub 9slin9t 70 bsfommn iie ben balbsn
Bsrtb os6 70 9ersttstsn @issntbumS.
Gin 6eitdnonis. - Sruosr @tcrr, Elm
Singer Osilsrs, fa9t in isnem lestsn Wttsr:
nabt6s&ufs "Jb seitebr eab ib gum Srrs
tbum perleitet rpcroen bin unb baturd Nnbsrs
gum Srrtbum perlstst babe, in bsmib zen 2es
psnts@dubi9sn ristb Die 2trbst 9dnjIib sinjus
ltslsn uno ben Serfammlanaen bsi;upobnsn,
a6mcbl ib jsbesmaI 9eia9t babe, bas aQs iols
te arbeitsn nibt einssitsat wsreen iolltsn, bic
abfcIut notb9 fnb." Srubsr Storr miro mpbl
nceb mebr icbs Srrtbamsr bsssbsn sbs sr BON
bieitr QSelt fbeioet.
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Gineperi # a noiee 6ausfrau.
gin WiQerit i'm Staat Waine io0te
wdbreno Der lesten @rnote su feiner Srau,
oab ct flip por9enommen bdtte. niebt msbr
su arbeiten. oa ct CLAUDE ooe es nidt rebt
iei. mebr Sribte ocr Groe einsuiammeln.
Den ndbifen Moroen. naboem er cine
5eitlan9 berumee9an9en rpar, obne ju at.
bsiten, uno Gber oas gnoe Der 8elt nab
esoabt bate, Fam ct suriid, uno frue fei'
ne Srau. OBJ iie oas Gfen nob ni6t du'
bereitet bdtte T? Sic antportete nit Nein.
Gr fru9 oann, OBJ lie feins subereiten mol
le Sie antnortete tpieoer nit Stein, uno
faate: 2Senn Ou nidbt mebr arbeten
wiuit, 70 unterlai1e ib es AUDI lpenn man
bic Srdbte Der Grbe nibt einfanmeln
oorf. 70 oarf man lie audi nidt subereiten.
naboem iie ein9eiammelt iino uno iie
woae iib Dem 2Sillen oes Serrn unter
werfen. Ser Wann eiene bierauf binaus,
fam absr balo Dieoer auriicf, uno iaete au
fener grau gSenn ou oas Gfen bereiten
niuif. 70 piu ib wleoer an bic Qrbeit
ophpn
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bet bat einen 2lrtifel aus Dem eonoon
Eimes, rporin es beibt "@eftern Woreen
erreidte 9onoon auf oer Soutbampton
Giienbabn Die Sit: uno @eitinoiiben uno
bic 1merifaniiben Sriefpofen. Die I'm
sabl Don Sriefen, Die eeffern Mor9en aus
aeaeben poroen. dbertrif1t alles, mas mir
bisber in oieier 2lrt eefeben. Sc puroen
ndmli6 nibtpenioer als 2s5,O 900 8riefe
perabreibt.
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Das gofofofo Sreibanoels Syfem
3ei9t ffb rpirffam - &aum 1T bic 4ues
ltht, oaB 8. &. pplf bet nd6fs pre1oent
iein miro, befannt, als auct febon bic SolSsn
bsmerflieb psrben. Son pbilaoclpb,a Oers
Iautet bab bcrsits einise Sabrifen sclebloGen
uno Die Arbeiter snnafen rpuroen. Iut in
ben bisftasn giienwsrten follen etsnfalls 2trs
better entla0sn weroen, rpeun'e nitbt fbon 9es
(1ab. 9as 1no CUTE Auefbten?!
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Setrus uno 5elbitmero.-@in Mann,
Namsns SOiepb elesr Gin Sbrsbsr in Der
Sant BON gnslanc, batte burb Sstriisersisn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-22
HIGH DUTIES ANDLOW PRICES.


The Locolocos affect to sneer and make them
selves exceedingly merry at the assertion that
Protective Tariff makes low prices. They declare
that the consumer pays the duty, and that it oper-
ates direct tax upon him. 1t is probable that
the statements of one of their abest men. the Hon.
James Buchanan of Pennsylvania, may open their
eyes. That gentleman, in speech delivered in
the Senate of the United States on the 1lth of
June 1914, reported in the Appendix to the Con-
gressiona Globe, says:
'There i, one remarkable fact connected with
this subject well worthy of serious consideration.
Whilst railroad iron came to us free of duty the
price remained high in Great Britain. In January,
$780, it cost in Wales ell los sterling, or S5S per
ton. In May, 10, after duty of 20 per cent had
been imposed, it sunk to e. sterling or S35 per
ton; and in August, lS43, one year after the duty
of $25 per ton had been imposed it reached its
lowest price Of $24 per ton, at which the Fitch
burg Company purchased. Do not these facts fur
nlsh strong argument against the repeal OF the pres
ent duty? Make the article once more duty free
in this manner afford the British manufacturers
security that they shall enjoy the exclusive possess
ion of our market-nnd will they not again raise
the price to $50 per ton, the standard of 1870? Our
railroad companies would then be compelled to pay
higher price for the article than they do at pres
ent; whilst the Treasury would lose the whole
amount of the duties. We have been informed
that the great iron masters of England act in con-
cert, and control prices at their quarterly meeting
and absolute is this control thai every nannfic-
turer must be governed by it, and is compelled to
blow out his furnace If necessary, TO prevent ovet
production. These facts go far to estabs the
principle which all our experience sanctions -
THAT INCREASED DUTIES FALL, IN A
GREAT DEGREE, UPON THE FOREIGN
PRODUCER, RATHER THAN THE DO
MESTlC CONSUMER"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-22

DEATH OF CAPT. JAnAzEL SHERMAN-Thc
following particulars of the death of Capt. Sher
man, the father of Capt r. w. Sherman, com
mander of the Steamer Burlington, we take from
the N. Y. Commercial Advertisers
Capt Sherman died at his residence at YER
gennes, VT recently, aged "A years and 3 months.
Capt. Sherman commanded one of the elegant
packets on the Hudson, which was built soon after
the introduction of steam boats. lie subsequently
removed 10 the vicinity Of Lake Champaign where
he built the PhGnX the first boat adapted for pas
sengers on those waters A company was then
formed called, we believe, the Lake Champluin
Steamboat Company" of which he was the most
active member. That company have built under
the superintendence of Capt. ]. Sherman, and his
son, the present commander Of the Burlington, sew
eral OF the most magnificent steam boats on our
waters.
Capt. S. hns sustained through long and active
life the character of an honest and upright man. -
We have known him for nearly forty years, and
during that time have frequently been with him
both on the Hudson and Lake Champluin, and we
never heard an unlind word from his lips.