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Co. House OF the first class for saie-T offer
t sale OF the splendid houses the city II has
V- finished for months and IL In perfectly
for occupancy II Is beautifully situated the
10Th ts healthy and good
position the different departments central
eighteen commodous aud lofty several Of The
The pao Is Al feet by 2
height of ceiling 10 finished In the most modern
style. II has spacious bath rordng hot eod and SHOW
erbah, and also contained therein the nsth
beautifully hnted twenty I'VE
The kitchen has pump Of the best water ~ ~ ~
cold IL also, two hundred ana eev
long leading IT. Gus pipes have been sd N ne na "a
,aa..
comfort nothing has omitted The soin9, ann
have bee permanently built a"a no'""'
M, a.. ~, .,spa,y and room cepv
nient and well hn,shsd for male servants 40" JUS -
paved aley. III HI H.a" JAS. cADEN
Sept 27--eod6tf !. ~
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muir nost Interesting exhibition
mia country win CARUsts SALOON Wednes-
sy Thuday Friday and saurdaybc a4h, 25th, 26th and
97fh-fonr nights
ba universally acknowledged Panorama AleIsnders
and picturesque HISTORICAL PANORAMA Of the
Anteduvsn World together with the beautiful scenes Of me
Lords supper and the Resurrection. y -,
sublime and MAGNIFICENT painting, inendedo m",uusns
great work-TuE CREATION OF THE WORLDmG oss nnpM
of panoramic VIEW or Ibs
EDEN with Nil IL sublime and beautiful scrnstl Te
Scripture, AWFUL DENIfcS''Nf' '
WORLD ny THE GREAT DEBUGt ! ,.,,u f. ,.,..,n.n
Admission, single ticket 30 cents; uessn luminous
ladies Al children " cents - ,n..ce novi,. :, a
Doors open at TX O'Clock Panorama w"' o'"' 'S -
9<-dn
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Nflns from The Piaina.

Sr LOUIS, September rs -Mr. Polk and twenty others
here days from Fort Laramie, unmolested
by Indians Tie ground has been removed TO thirty
live miles this Fort Laramie, where twelve thousand
Indians assembled Colonel Mitchell removed on the
let The council for treaty purposes had not con-
vened expected that negotiations would close
abon the 25h The Camanches and Blackeet would not
be present Kendall and most OF the amateurs were
turning disguised with the treaty
company OF Cslifornans, who had arrived at 81. Jo-
sephs sixtytwo days from Sacramento, had had five
sklrmsh hes with Indians.
The Oregon enigrant train, posed OF Dbl families,
600 wagons aud 5000 head Of cattle, getting well.
They had fight with III. Snake Indians in which Hadey,
Stuart, and Black wounded.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-27

le-Concert the Female Union He VIOLENT Soct-
Eiors II is gratifying learn that friends Of the
Family with commendAbs desire aid the and
suffering city, Viii give concert Odd feows' h" this
and hope there will be
Spouse Let and ALI and hear them,
and thus help the poor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-27

In copying the following extract from the Nashville
Union, in which high and just tribute is paid to the
eminent ability and long service of the gentlemen
named in 1.-THE Hon. George w. Jones, of Tennessee
and the Hon Linn Boyd Of Kenucky-it is our pur
pose only TO the occasion 10 bring to the notice
of the democratic party the great importance OF the
subject affecting the best interests of the
country. The House Of Representatives reflects
directly the will and feeling OF the people of the United
States than any other political body and its Speaker,
therefore, is second scarcely the presidency itself in the
dignity Of his office and the agency he exercises in giving
effect to the legislative called for by the interests
Of the country IT, therefore, the democratic sentiment
is the ascendant sentiment in that body, the Speaker
should be, nearly practicable, its organ, and be
ec,ed with view to ITS force, unity and future action
Where there disagreements minor poin,scauses
that end to divide instead OF harmonzing the local or
personal divergences from the platform which consti-
the party one in reference to any other plat
form which is organized TO break it down-the Speaker
should of course be tina, individual whose political
and personal qualities will enable him to exert the
most happy influence mediator, al the time
that be will inspire the highest confidence that every
fundamental principle and policy of the party will be
wisely and udiciousy upheld for the general good OF the
whole country II in this lba, the thought of the
people turned this subject and that various ar
ces are being published in the democratic journals.
bringing the public attention the OF prominent
men who are the preference OF particular localities,
In this sense, besides the OF Messrs Jones and
Boyd, mentioned by the Nashville Union, notice also
those of Messrs. Disney, of Ohio, and Bayly of Vr-
GINA and there will be doubtless others, not yet desg
naed from the sou hern. middle and northern States
who will deserve all that be said OF them by their par
cuar friends democrats sound patriots, and dis
unguishcd statesmen.
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m AuE cf !. Tub, cattle of the bo"as, m. ~
,. ccccernnr the Mechanical Operations OF te spn' py
pesn sM'"j oo""'' - FRANCk TAYLOR
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Cor Haysrs Us VAN vrcHrss.--The New York San
has hal communcs with Colonel Haynes, Of the Gu
ban expediuon nov In that city, VINO denonnces Van
Vechteu a. coward y deserving his command" BIC
Col HAYNES doesn't yet be cured OF "libernton
but thinks the Cubans still anxious to be rid Of their
government. Eyl4
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yst. Matthew'S Church.-Rev. Nicholas Young, o. s. d.,
viii preach 81 Matthews Church on Sunday, at ii O'Clock
Sept9
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Ohio Siafs Fair.

CoLuMBUs lOhio) Sept Is The State fair is very
cessu 10000 persons being present, among whom
Senator Douglas, Gov Wright NC The Hon. William
Allen delivers the address tomorrow.
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From the Nashville Union.
SPEAK HRsHrp or THE NEXT CosGKEss.-We have
&c IN The names OF seyea, distinguished democrats
xested in con nexop with this Office mbracng amongs
Others those OF Hon Geo. w. Jones, OF Tennessee,
and Hon Linn Boyd, OF Kentucky. We have great
6dence in TIE ability, integrity and fitness Of both these
gentlemen for that high station, and should be graied
nv the Gle cljon of either
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-27

We understand that Mr. Van Antwerp representing the
interest of the State OF Iowa as commissioner OF lis pub
lie works. is here in prosecution OF that interest, which
has been snguary thwar'ed and delayed by the Sece-
talY oil the Interior.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-27

DANIEL WessTER.-rhe Boston Bee of last Monday
has the following:
1--WE have been for some time aware-and SO have the
people OF this State generallythat the friends OF Mr..
Webster intended to call convention This fall for the
purpose of placing his name more prominently before The
people candidate for the presidency, and hap
py learn that their intention is to be carried into effect
In the course OF November"
is this convention TO be spontaneous opei What has
become OF all the names collected for subscriptions nom
nation during the past summer -Propsdenee POST.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-27
Cholera in Iadtdua.

EVANSVILLE, Sept "a During the past few days
cno have occurred In this place. They mostly
yield medical Several deaths from choers
have occurred at Madison.
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National Hall.

SATURDAY, September ~, 1851.
Last night OF the
FIN Of The
MoNPLAIsfR BALLET TROUPE
produce several Of their best pieces
Commencing the comic ballet OF
THE SCHOOL FOR TIGERS; or, The UNRULY SERVANTS
Characters by whole force of the company.
Followed by
Mr. Corby Buan, Miss Bondesu in the comic dance
itled the
ENGLISH JOCKEY CLUB.
Celebrated Nightingale Waltz played agelet with orchestra
accompaniment, by
Mr.. GiL!siS.
Beautiful spectacle u Lbrt and homage to Washington
For programme and particulars see smhl bills
conclude with the interesting comedeui Of
A DAY IN PARIS
In which Miss Ludlow wl peronse five different characters
pfice Of admission boxes and parqoet 30 cents gallery ID
secured seats, IS cents. .
open performance al quarter be-
fore c. -
ONCE open during the day. from o uno m, "heh
s. ard hores may be secured.
sep27-lt
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pVhtg Cosgress iomat Nomination, &c.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept 23-Ths WING convention of the
second district of Louisiana met last night
and nornaed Richard Hogan, esq, for Congress.
The city continues very healthy, and business is i'm
ruving. -
The sales Of to-day 500 baes-the market
setsd We quote middliag az 81 Toe receipts continue
large The present stock 1000 bales Sugar steady
of hhds fair % cents Flour and provisions
are dull. Lard has a downward tendency. Sales OF 200
bbs prime cents. Tobacco is unchanged, with sales
of 200 hhls.
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SECOND pEsPAToH.
Yi,giaia Nominating Conventions.

RICHMOND Sept 26lh-The Democratic State Conven-
governor, with the following result. johnston l4,OOO;
Sa,nuels, $500; Floyd, $500 Wise, 800
The votes given in the convention represent, we sup
pose, the above total popular voe,l .
The Wing State Convention met a. Charlottesville yeser-
day, The attendance large. Colonel Benduran was
chosen president Mr. Segar nominated George w SUM
mes of hanavia Tor GOVERNOR which carried by
can,aon Mr. Shelly stated that Summers would pr.
TIL committees resolutions and organization were APP
pointed and the convention adjourned MI to-day when
lieutenant governor and attorney general ale to be homi
mated.
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New YORK, Sc pit. n

The Salisbury Bank, of Maryland, has failed. Notes Of
the Peoples Bank OF New Jersey selling at rs cent
discount; OF the Commercial Bank, New Jersey
a 50 per cent. discount
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r,pns,.s speesss-Secopd Week
,,,,r ,.,., 80, o,,,,,,, cARNCRoss FAMILY
w ~, Ia viii commence OF their nimabie
ainmeuts
on "WEDNESDAY EvrsNo, sepfembcrS',
!, J, u,n,o cvory evening during the week, with
'"u ' change Of program me nightly,
Nor, amen nj II concert commence at ~ o'cioct-
crs 81 cents may be obtained the principal hotels
music sae e o,p'e a.. '"' " Is. NICHOLS, Agent
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dnli. Rem ConueMtiotl.

ALBANY, Sept. 25-Ihe anti rent convention assembled
to-day. The whole has been spont in quarrelng
contested seats without affecting any permanent
ganzaton.
The anti-renters have just nominated the entire demo-
cratic State ticket.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-27

NEw ORLEANS Sept. 2j We learn by letters from La
redo Texas that plated revolution has broken
out provinces of Mexico There 900
men under General Guerrero. They had seized he money
Intended for the Mexican troops, and waiting Tor Ca
males and Carabala to join them
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-27
Great Fire at Buflio- Millions Destroyed,

BUFFALO, Sept 2o- IL, a. m,Tners was great fire in
This city night II destroyed all nr' part OF the city
Known the Point, covering acres Thousands Of
poo people are houseless Nations oil dollars worth Of
D operty has been consumed. One dead body has been
iuund. Several frenen have been injured The flames
a re lust subdued.
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Michigan Democratic Generation.

DETROIT Sept 25--The democratic convention, to-day
nominated Robert cCeland Of Monroe county, for gov
.@
The fair is going of well. Cen Cass is now delivering
the address.
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rELEaaApmo REPORTS, So.
The chyisiiaaa oatrags.


CoLosHIA PAL Sept Z5-The examination OF the prs-
oners charged with partic patton ia the murder Of Mo
edward Gorsuch, closed Lancaster this IN ng
Retgang
Amer careful examination into this melancholy tragedy,
Wuch occurred on The morning OF September ilth IN the
county o Lancastef, aud om Ae solemn oahs and affirm
atoms OF good ana respectable testimony be-
tore nswe are sa'hhsd that Edward Gorsach OF Mary
land whilst In pursuit OF his properly in the town.
ship Jadsburg cruelty by an armed ba nd
OF blacks aided and abeed by whites That 9th ef were
severely wounded, and the officer United States gov
ornance OF his duty, under the authority of the acts Of
Congress- is also testified TO- Without commenting upon
luat which will lanented by the good clzens
this county, who ready respect and obey those
laws the people themselves, ieel II be
solemn duty TO commit Cashier Hannswsy, Elijah Lewis,
John Morgan Henry Simns. and jacob Moore, charged
with the crime OF treason against the United States and
aiding aud abetng ia the murder OF Edward Gosuch
wouhy citizen OF the State OF Maryland
The parties Immediately committed TO JAIL the OIL
fence not being baiable.
happy TO inform you that Dickinson Gorsnch is
rapidly ecoverng and expects TO be able 10 start Tor home
week.
SECOND pEspAroH.
LANCASTER Sept % The magistrate, at nine O'clock
this morning. gave his decision the OF the Christi
whites Lewis and Hannaway and three blacks, be COM
tied the custody of the United States Anarsha TO be
Philadelphia and there be tried Tor high treason
against the United States.
o'clock the examination OF the thirteen prisoners
commenced The magistrate directed that six OF them DO
dscha ged and that the remaining be taken to Phil
adeiphia Tor trial.
The excitement here has subsidized, and the community
n re satisfied with the decision OF the magistrate.
There considerable spurng between the counsel at
the winding up Of the Mr. Thompson, the district
attorney deserves much credit Tor the energy and skill
which he has displayed
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-17
NEW GOODS.

FEIHE Undersigned, beg leave to call the atten-
1 ton Of tire citizens of Columbus and the
adjoining counties, to their stock Of STAPLE AND
FANCY GooDs, comprising almost every article
in that line.
Silks, Baraecs MusIins, Lawns, Ginghams,
Calcoes, Laces and Edgings and all the new
and fashionable styles of Dress Goods
Brown and Bleach'd cotton Goods of every
width and quality, Cottonades, Nankins Cotton
and Linjn Coatings. and Goods for summer wear.
Irish Linens, Table and Brown do. Napkins,
Linen Sheetings 6, 10, & II quarter wide; Silk
Wor~teJ. and Cotton Hose and half Hose Gloves,
Alitts, IIdks' Cravats, Suspenders and articles
5or the Toilet in great variety Also, a Large
Stoch of Nete and fashionable Ready Mule Cloth
ing, Cloths, Cassimers and Yestings, Boots and
Shoes, Saddlery, China, Glass, Stone Wood, Sill
ver, Britannia, and Hardware, Jewelry, Watches,
ect ect..
The above with their full assortment of Goods
for Plantation use, Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys,
0snaburgs, Wool Hats &c, they offer to all, more
particularly those to whom they are under so
many obligations for their liberal patronage for
years past.
A. SIMPSON & co.
Columbus, Miss. March, 81, 1850. 2O-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-17
Notice to Persons having claims

A GAINST THE GOVERNMENT, or business
~ in the Departments ut Washington City
By a late act of Congress, BOUNTY LANDS
are granted 10 the snrviving officers and soldiers
of the War Of 1879, ofsthe Black Hawk, Semi
mole, and other Indian wars since 1890. 10 the
commissioned officers who served in the Mexi-
can War, and the Widows and Minor Children
of such officers and soldiers deceased.
Persons who entitled TO the benefit of the
above law, who hold claims of any other de-
scription against the government. who have
business of any kind requiring the attention OF
skilful professional agents ut Washington City,
will find it to their interest TO apply to the Sub
Attorneys residing at the Capital, whose compe-
tency and fidelity may be fully relied on.
Nov. Il 1SJ0-6m. CHARLES III. MORSE.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-17

HAS removed his office to the stand occcu-
Hale & Murdock's on Main Street, where calls
from his friends will be cordially received and
where messages leftfor him WILDE promptly at
tended TO. He will keep regularly on hand a
general assortment OF the best Botanic Medi-
cines, Preparations, and Compounds
Among his Preparations is his popular Hepa-
tic Preparation, for Liver Diseases.
CERTIFICATE
This is 10 certify, that my wife has had the
Dyspepsia for many years resulting from diseas-
ed Liver. during which period she has had fire.
quent attacks OF Acute inflammation of the Liver:
and in no instance has she been speedily and
eftctpaliy relieved as she has been from a late
attack by, the skill of DR.. Glover and the use OF
is Hepa tic Preparation. L. N. HATCH.
January 7. 1851 3s-tf.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-17
MOBILE LTTERNDY DEPOT

CoRNER DAUPHIN AND RoTAL STREETS,
M BOULLEMET, Proprietor and Geur
lV1s Agent for Publishers Of Books Newsla
pers, Magazines and Periodicals. AZ obi. e-ial
lishment can be found all the latest uud mos
popular works Of the day.
The subscriber respectfully returns tAana
his numerous friends and the public for the No
raj patronage heretofore bestowed upon hiin.a
would respectfully solicit iis Continuance. lot-
now on hand a full and complete assoumea
every article in his line, and is adding daily
different arrivals, fresh supplies of all thc
popular works Of the day. His assortment
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS IS the besf in
South, and equal 10 any in the Union &c |od Fl
also call attention to his stock Of - n N '
WORKS for Libraries, m0gniiiicent 8ih oogl
Book for Holiday Presents, juvenile ana
Books, music, Engravings' tnienlhea' ana
complete assortment OF Fancy Stationary. Al-
Newspapers and rnagzines from an parts OF ii
Union for saIe in single numbers and subscH'
lions received for the same
~ Citizens, strHngeTs, md travellers 20 gen.
raj. are All invifedtO call and look over tho ore
assortment of publications TO be found ut tH
Literary Depot Strangers visiting the c.I
should not fail TO visit the Depot Of cheap book
~ Dealers will be supplied az liberal di.
count; also a liberal deduction made 10 Steam
boats buying for the comfort and pleasure
heir passengers.
M BOULLEMEi
ApriI A. 1856. -o2
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-17
COIITMBUS HOTEL

EFTyHE subscribers having telzcn charge of this
j LARGE AND GOMAIODI0USH HOUSE, sit
uated iii the central part Of the atty formerly oc-
cupicdl By JOHN Z. RtDEEy would respects fully i'm
form The public, that it has undergone THOR-
OUGH REPAIR
Having proc ured the BEST OF BEDDING and
ATTENTIVE SERVANTS, we trust with our
long expe rence and undivided attention, we ma
Our Ia BILE will always be supplied with the
BEST THE MARKETAFFoRDs. In fact, neither pains
norerpease shall be spared to render guest CONF
portable
H-z- Our HoRsEsywiIl be sent to the well known
LIVERY STABLE Of WM. CADY, who keeps
the BEST OF PRovENDER and attentive ostlers.
H. TER Ms--MoDERATE.
Columbus, Miss, Nov. Is, 1919. 3--tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-17
STEAMBOA rs.
lIaEsUIAIs I.AcKET--FIrst Class,

|EREGBI4AR IsACKET--Est First CL lass
|frsHE As,c staasch Fsaa Rnnnfag Is
steamer, CUBA, HoBT OIIs;, -: - -
master, will commence hcr regn lar ~ Z 81 u
rims the rst rise Of the eayiiig NO
ie every Saturday evening and arr wing AT o.
Iurnbus Monday O'Clock Fl NJ Leaving 1,, iU1
Mobile Tuesday s O'Clock, a. Moore. plui'
10 {. ri; Union Bluff and Nashville same Gay
Rille Wednesday O'Clock, 4. q
pills. fairfield and Newport same s W
fp 81 clock ST., GAINESVILLE r. n. ", any
aid Bufino IL same night, arriving In Ahobiis on
Tllusfiay evening. 81,
The CUB is entirely new--1ulk SO l,Isssay
mem. ii aaclinery, with fire engines Her
Calm and tf,te-root,,s arc finished IN lyle e
qua Is any thing in'thc Southern waters ], !.
f,4,f Drls the arrival and departure
of the Cuba according 10 her schednle.
Bs a plan d tile Cabin will be ionna g tue
office of the agents, where berths may De 81
cnred.
August 1rtf 1850.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-17
LIVERY STARLE

lFENIEE subscriber would inform his Fl lends and
II the public generally, that he has taken the
entire control of those we'll known Livery Sta>
bles. formerly occupied by Cady g. Ridley on
Market streat, south ofthe .sColumbus TIotel' II.
has enlarged and otherwise improved his Stables,
SO that he is now prepared to accommodate any
number of horses that may be left with hln in
style mt surpassed by any establishment of the
kind west of Mason & Dicksons line. He keeps
constantly on hand for hire. Saddle Horses, Car
rages, BuggIes &c, of the most superior quality.
From his long experience in the business. and
great desire to give perfect satisfaction to his
toners; he hopes 10 receive a liera. share ef pat.
onoge. His terms are the sameas heretofore:
Carriage, Horses, q Dr1oerperday, SIS 90
Horse and Buggy, perday, 3 90
Saddle Horse per day, So
Horse at Lipery per month, 10 SO
per a0eek, 3 so
3 . per day, IS
Horse pernigAt, 5o
g stnglefeed. %
WM. CADY.