davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-22
$50 feel what | have felt,
Go bear what | have borne"-

and say if you would not lift your voice srsi,s
the accursed- evil But | thank God thai II;
state of things is not to continue always. Hs+a
is power arising that will hurl king aleoboiS
down from his lofty tower, and chain him. tbafi.
may rise no more; and pray to God for tMs -
be soon How can man deal out poison 10 Ii.
fellow men? Would you not think strangely ,r5
meanly of me if | should give or sell a poiscpon,
stuff which | Knew to be destructive to The =
ceiver? l know you arercady to answer in h
affirmative But, vender Of ardent spirits Won
are dealing cat such a thing. 0, stop STAY ym,
hand; turn your course; enlist under the banpc,
of the Sons of Temperance, and you will mere,
regret it. Then your watch-word would be. on.
ward, and your motto, Love, Purity, and FIer.
ty.' n H
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-22

To our friends everywhere we would say, if our
doctrines are correct, sustain by your assistance
if not, let US sink.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-22
Campaign Standard.

1t is known to the most of reader that the South
ern Standard contains reading matter than any
other journal published in North Mississippi, but
whether is of that nature best calculated to subserve
the true interests of the public is not for pro-
claim The evidences however, seem to indicate that
efforts duse wholesome doctrine have not been
exerted in vain. We can boast larger circula-
ton than any paper in this end of the State and
happy to inform friends that have kindly
sisted in procuring subscribers, that the paper is
yet on the increasc-growng. This is cheering. 1t
lends vigor, new hope-inspires to greater eff
forts.
As the time israpidly approaching whenwe shall be
called on to discuss the merits dement's of persons
offered candidates for President and VcePresident
and intend to be guided by principle and justice
and that humble efforts to uphold the repub-
lcansm taught by the fathers of the republic and
the founders of Federal Constitution may be
brought directly before the people, propose sending
the Standard to campaign subscrbes from the 18th OF
June to the 9th of November for 81 90 in ADVANCE
To clubs greater inducements is offered
The daily union., 1852-09-02

NOTlCEThe exercises the Alexandra High School will be
resumed This Institution board
OF Alexandria, Vr
students continues In former TO be
tn. mi OF the
principal being his desire combbe, far practicable the
social and advantages OF family with the
aud iscipliis OF n school.
The principal bring. his assistance in the pursuit OF his profess
Of nearly twenty during which time he
been In the Instruction aud government OF youog
Union the Of
he willing base his claims for continued
patronage
the and
students much personal attention s consist
In the selection OF
calls him in the school, they being gentle
Of known fitness for their profession
washing bathing
venlsting and lighting the establish
Introduced which contribute much 70 the health and
comfort ofthe students.
Circulars furnishing details be obtained application
= E" CALEB 8. HALLowELL,
Sen 2-d3Acostcp Alerandris, Va.
The daily union., 1852-09-02

Total supply 336,360 l29,105e43 l6,o422 203
The OF gold imported, and the domestic supply,
make together $2O2 5l The supply Of silver has, in
the last years. been apparently the decreasehat is
say the expectation has been $3 0o00O0 per cent
than the importation; but this hSs been more uppa-
country The total coinage Of gold in the Uni
ted States up 1884, i8i 645 and OF silver $l0 $780,
43I and the of specie then in the country
tmated by Crawford Gaatin, and others. at about $780,
600 OO0 including the circulating Spanish cn and the for
egn moneys imported New York and remaining in bank
the of accessible mint at whchto coin it, The
whole United States coinage up August 1852 has been
The daily union., 1852-09-02
Total coinage 80. 2l2, 2,l35, ,04l

Total c0naBe.. 22,loO,o9l ioif,soo @9oooo,oof
The official tables do distinguish between gold and
silver in the United States coins expoted The amount Of
both metals up June, 1851 was, however, S39 1851
The figures for the fiscal year ending e 3O 1882 have
yet made their appearances but the of United States
coins from New York has been abou $40 600 coo for the
year. The whole export of United Saes coins would then
be- in round numbers $s0 O0O sine 1920 and the
coinage since that year has been $272}S30S, il follows
of coins in the country his been Sl92
900, and the amount circulating, ndading foreign Is
short OF S22 The reports OF the Hon
Levi Woodbu estimate the whole spece the country
in 1910 $83 O0O OF which S33 900 0O in banks
Under this estimate the increase in weveyears must have
been Sl42 000 But this is undoubtedly far within the
TRUTH inasmuch that Notwithstanding acontinued
sive export Of foreign coins the supply the market
mains good. Thus take the exports ofspecie from the
port of New York for the months Of July and August this
year and lasti
The daily union., 1852-09-02
Leadn. Product, Of e Untss stoie. IN 1880 and 1850


This gives difference OF 800 900 in the productive
and trading operssion Ia. Increased in greater
atio and avery OF industrious production requires
active volume Of money for It's circulation into the
hands OF This process has been very rapid In
the United States and with the appearance of California
gold the country prepared to absorb very large
amount without affecting prices This has been done
tbu. but the supply will be fu and then the process
OF imitation may be expected to take place
The several srkes have become very active, and
looking up. The manufacturers generally acknowledge
that they have never had prosperous than
that which they are enjoying The evidence of
this in the active demand for all descriptions Of
reals al rising prices Cotton, for the moment closing
out the old crop, quite dull but prices are no lower
Wool on the other hand, is quite active The immense
rs ns that we have had have filed the eastern streams
md set the mills work, and material must be
had. Domestic fleece sells largely at higher prices
say 40 a 43 cents Pulled wool is 2 to cents better
and sells freely, arrive at the advance Flour is firm
81 81 81 g7 good State 81 so, good Ohio; southern
81 5s wheswhi,e Michigan sells 81 10 Rye 81
Oats a. ae cents land is quck at 7b cents, rs
cents prime white. Pork firm $40 81, al7 75
prime. Beef, mess, sI4 SIT. Lard, kegs III IL
cents Whi.key, 2ik cents, Ohio.
The stock market is pretty hr and although the banks
de an effort raise the of interest to per
cs the market reacts under he supply. and per s
ob,aped only al call The quotations to-day follow
The daily union., 1852-09-02

ocrstic banner bearing the OF Pierce and King,
was floating the breeze in conscious triumph and ere
the sides of November shall have passed glorious
victory would be won, which would consgn federal
whggery everlasting doom. About the conclusion
OF Col Bsseps remarks, number OF wings, with ME
and drum and loud huzzas for Scott, made their appear
ance and attempted TO distract attention and break up ihe
meetings but (be il said to the honor OF the demoerats
no notice was taken OF them. and they failed In their ell
forts. The happy wit and clear illustrations OF Gov
Brown. OF Mississippi who had taken the stand were
foooyepowerng for them, and after time they became
ashamed OF themselves and beat a reireat and word
OF advice 10 them is TO observe the Christian maxim
Do unto others as you would they should do unto you"
In conclusion. the Hon. Mr. Polk, OF Tennessee, in his
accustomed clear and forcble gave most thrill
ling historical sketch OF the movements OF the Amer
can army from Vera Cruz to the city OF Mexico-show-
ing that the military fame OF General Scott in Mexico,
which his friends dwell upon. together with his anterior
achievements in the field, TO constitute his only claim
popular favor, do stand out in such bold relief
they would have the country believe.
On motion to adjourn. the president made few re-
marks, and offered resolution, (Which was unani-
nousy caed TO the effect that the meeting freely for
gave the wings their attempt to interrupt the proceedings
Of the meeting and that democratic assemblage would
realiate on their part for such bad conduct
The daily union., 1852-09-02
COM MMERCIAL.
-. =. x....s.roi.l Coxs..psaasns.
NKw YonK. August 81, Is.

NKw YoRK, August 81, 1852
The increase OF the precious metals In heeounty has
b.eoe very great and demand for the coin 10 appa-
any on tho Increase From Ausalis and California to-
ge,her the OF gold be turned into com will prob
ABLY reach $500 900 per annum-a large figure but If
the large quantity which has been absorbed In
the United States, without apparently nng yet the
wants OF the community the figure will be less Important
The official returns give the import and expo Of the pre-
eous metals into and from ihs United States only since
1920 md the total results Of that movement follow
Import and export Of the Precious Metals l62l 1851.
The daily union., 1852-09-02
by A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-on Thursday,
September sell Mt O'Clock,
building OF No. 63, fronting
each from 30 ~ feet running back about
feett a public alley, between ID and streets north
railroad depot
ceaniy greater in
property for
Washington.
fourth only cash balance in six nine twelve and
The bearing interest from
day OF A given and a deed Of trust taken.
saie positive. -
Aug 26-6t A. GREEN huchonecr.
The daily union., 1852-09-02

OTICEThe undersRnfd would respectfully inform
of Washington and the public in
"
furnishing business The business
conducted The hrm Of Green Scott Their place
and Pennsylvania
they will constantly hand good and general
would epds
nd may Gavort
,r,c.. A. GREEN,
s.ps-a # TBos. A. SCOTT
The daily union., 1852-09-02

ID osEWooD ri MO, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
IL TURE AT AUCTloN.-on Thursday morning. September 2,
residence OF Mr.. T. Q. Daniel No
Row. street, 9Th and 7a all his house
hold and kitchen effects consisting Of
Rosewood 6-octave piano forte
Mahogany spring hair seat sofa and rockers
walnut marble top sofa tables
Mahogany dining and other tables
Painted window shades, grandoes, vases
Stair carpet, oicloth, mating
Walnut rack, sdeboaTd Il.
Ivory handle table dessert knives
Silver plated castors, spoons, and forks
CLinn Z and dinner ware, glassware v.....
Bureaus, bedsteads, wardrobes
Washsands, toilet sets, looking glasses
, Mattresses bedding, chamber stoves
Refrigerator, kitchen and ironing tables
Air tight cooking stove, shovels and tongs
Buckets, tubs, andiIons &c.
Tems S5 under cash that credit OF two and
satisfactorily endorsed bearing ntsres
JAS. q. MCGUIRE.
Aue3 ID Auctoneer.
The daily union., 1852-09-02

u., PUBLIC.

An act m king appropriateness re,-s----------
CURED in consequence OF the late fire at the Capitol
making appropriations for the current and con-
tingen expenses OF the Indian department. and for fulfilling
treaty spuatons with various Indian tibes for the year
ending June 30, 1853
and other pensions oi the United STATES orthe year endng
the 30lh OF June, 1888
An act making appropriations for the payment OF navy
pensions for the year ending the Both June, 1883
n ing appropriations for the support OF the Mil
itary Academy Tor the year ending June 30, 1853
An making appropriations for the civil and dplo-
atc for the ending the 30th
June 1853, and for other purposes
An making appropriations Tor the naval service FOR
The year ending the 3o,b June. 1853
An act ring appropriations for the support Of the army
for the year ending Tho Both June, 1853.
An making appropriations Tor the transportation OF
the United States mails by ocean steamers aud otherwise
during the fscsl year ending the goth June, 1853
An act making appropriations for the Improvement oil
certain harbors and rivers
An making appropriations for the service OF the Post
Office Department during the fiscal year ending the Both
An making appropriations Tor llRhthouses, Igh-
boats buoys c and providing for the erection and csab
Iishpent Of the same, and Tor other purposes.
An net providing for carrying into execution IN irtne
part the I2rh article OF treaty with Mexico concluded
al Guadalupe Hidslgo.
An act 10 supply tho appropriations for the
service of the fscal year ending the 30h June, 1852
An act regulate the mileage of the delegate from the
An ac TO egs,ze certain entries OF public land made In
An aet 10 suhorize the State OF Mississippi sell the
lands heretofore appropriated Tor the use OF schools IN
that STATE and rstf and approve the sales already
Al act TO amend an sct entitled "An providing for
the sale OF lands in the Satcs OF Ohio and Mch
GAN ccded by the Wysndot tribe OF Indians and of othe
purposes" approved on the Sd day of March. 1913
release from reservation and restore 20 the mass
OF public snds certain lands In the STATE OF Arkansas
The daily union., 1852-09-02

SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE-E. N. sTRATToN hu
located himself the south side Of Pennsy
OF Ninth street, Tin the lately occupied by q.
OF conducting exclusively
in all It's varieties The location directly
thoronghars OF the
Markets and the advantages iheeiorm
the sale Of every description OF merchandise.
Personal attention sales Of furniture dwellings
groceries, boots and shoes dry goods fancy goods Jew
ery &c received al the auction judcousy
sold on e premises OF the Real
posed OF at public or private sale.
E. NJ s. has Tor several Insisted the trade
New York. and Philadelphia and he particularly
TO such wish dispose Of libraries and
Consgnmenis respectfully solicited advances made
whenever required.
Qy-sales OF any amount cashcd without delay
f. N STRATTON G, neral Aucioneer
Aug 5-du Penn. and street, side
The daily union., 1852-09-02
rREAsURER's sTATEmEST,


dbranAa, bprau iAuguaIs
but then nunpad,a
transfers
The daily union., 1852-09-02
sales To-Day.
By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
CORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH or DKi GOODS
al Thursday morning, August 26, at 10 o'clock
selling The store OF Messrs Ciage Newton
stock of goods. being The most com
pee and valuable assortment and domestic dry goods
ever offered for sale at auction in Washington.
the a,enon Of the ladies families il particularly
called which affords opportunity for the purchase
of cheap and elegant goods ,,
The positive continued from day day until the
whole stock Is sold.
Terms; All sans that credit
of satisfactorily endorsed bearing In
JAS y. mcooiuE, .
August 3I-d #.a... Aueuoneer
The daily union., 1852-09-02
by J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.

AN EXCELLENT SADDLE HORSE AT AUCTIoN-On
IA ID 10 o'clock in front OF
rooms, shall sell fine horse, well trained and
saddle, warranted sound Sale
positive, the owner is about to leave for Europe
Terms cash. JAMES Y. McSuihE,
Sen Id Auctoneer.
The daily union., 1852-09-02
FAN Trade, Is5a.-M.ryland and virginia.

residing the above named States
fall supplies OF dry goods OF
suay favorable the approaching season
and eastern markets,
largely be made OF all that desirable
and novel la the OF dry goods.
goods of all classes styles and prices constantly
on hand.
Ladies' kinds the plaines fabric, fines,
n vogue, in endless variety.
enemen good, OF the finest and medium qualities, with all
povebiaiy
Misses wearwe ply particular attention all classes OF
mi-ses' and chIdrens
Youths styles selected
purpose, with eye styles, fabrics and prices,
Mourning goodsConslany article Of dry goods
for mourning apparel the fabrics known 10 ths trade and
extremely low prices.
scpD kind tyle and price, n the best bands
adapted alike In word deal n
article usually found well ordered dry goods establish
We desire TO trade.
All sales establishment be for approved
short dates.
Good articles, price fair dealing, be relied
PERRY BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington, d. O.
Aug 3l-n
The daily union., 1852-09-02

ny-Piercc and King Democratic Assoctntion.-The
weekly meens OF The association held Franklin
house Thursday evenings half O'Clock
Members requested TO be punetua in ueir attendance
ssp2 2. A. TUCKER, President .
The daily union., 1852-09-02

This has been derived from re-coinagc, old pwely bu
lion, &c, and coins supplied from immigrants
Imnense has been this Increase in the metallic
rency OF the country, has exceeded, if 1t has
equaed the demand for currency The population Of the
country has increased. in the Time, neary 5000 900
souls which alone at the average currency per head in
$780, would require increase OF The
Of the railroads has increased $50 900 per and
great Piles Of the country have increased in fI
higher ratio reep by cen.us tables.
Leading Products Of he Unied STATES 1880 uxs 1850
The daily union., 1852-09-02
. The Cam paign OF IsAs.n

1HERE are yet on hand tte than hundred cope' Of
The Campaign OF le4." political paper published DUNN
that canvass under the auspices OF Thomas Richie All the e
menis winch entered into that faithfully recorded
cccr with official presidential elections
4s and Sis by States and countless the full proceeding the B
Convention and Of Padelpha (whix Convention
1885, and indeed other objects which k.p
10 be brought into discussion in the approaching campaign viii
found in this volume
The Campaign contains ZIG pages folio, bound in sroug bo
with sheep backs and will be sold the low
dollars.
As hundred copies hand, those who
wish to purchase may procure them al this ofhee
June Ii-eou
The daily union., 1852-09-02
BY TELEGRAPH.

arrival Of LAs Washington Days Later from Europe
rived here this morning She brings 220 passengers and
large of freight Her dates The 18th, being our
days later She encountered very heavy gales In the North
sea, which caused her detention somewhat
The political events by this arrival are Without much spe-
cial interest. n a
The excitement fishery question had greatly
subsidized No further uneasness was about me
matter The Ministerial Evening Journal had ANNOUNCED
iha II the difficulty absolutely arranged certainly
now in the process OF adjustment s.. r
The London News OF the 18Th Instant announces that
Mr. Barring has been compelled TO decline, or indefinitely
postpone bis visit the United States in consequence oil
domestic affections.
snd supposed that the Empire would IN time be an
nexed 10 the British Crown
Eleven OF the Sock rioters have been condemned to
hheen years transportation,
The London stock market had Huctuated considerably
The general tendency of stocks downward, owing to
certain unfayorabe causes.
The grain crop broug ghout England was promising
The and Prince Albert had arrived at Osborne on
lIth
The steamer Magdaleno arrived from the West Indies
on the lith with one hundred thousand in specie
The stale Of trade IN the provinces was satisfactory Inc
tendency OF the Manchester market was TO Increase the
home demand
The overland mail arrived the 4th but brought no
of moment Nothing had been heard of the missing
steamer with The Bombay mails OF the 2oth
#tH Hs FRANCE. .".'
Tie grand ete OF the 18th Paris had passed of quietly
President Napoleon respectfully but not enthusiastic
caiy received. The proposed Illumination proved com
pete failure.
partial amnesty with certain political prisoners had
been granted by Louis Napoleon.
The Havre cotton market was firm.
The markets Of France and Belgium were rather up
ward generally.
The daily union., 1852-09-02
Exports Of Coin from Ne,e York In July a,d august
e,6s9,999
5,as,97g

1t will be observed. that while both Unnsd gold
and silver have decreased in exportatiop the
Of foreign silver continues large, although the importa
tions would indicate supply. For years there
has been of exports ye the IMPLY in
the market is good, and affords export OF three four
hundred thousand dollars per month without raising the
immigration and great that IL goes abroad in
It's original shape is thar there is mint coin IL here
When in the shape of United States small toin it would
command three per cent premium. lnasnuc, that the
exports thus supplied from officially unrepored
source IL may be fairly estimated that the amdn OF coin
country is much greater than appear from Off
cal data Again. the supply OF gold has beep, from the
above data, as folowsi
The daily union., 1852-09-02

DIED,
city, 3 ult, Es rELE, daughter Of
and CAROLINE ID. BARTLsTT, aged 4 months.
The daily union., 1852-09-02

Tuis gives by importation an increase o. $50 ia
the specie of the country during the period mentioned
In the same period tho supplies OF domestic gold have
been very much larger The yield of the mines in the
Atlantic States became important first in E2 and the
first supply of California gold in 1913. The de-
posi,es from all these the minis, July 81
1862, follow
The daily union., 1852-09-02

Treasury Notes oatstAndiDg September 1, 1854.
TREAsusr DsPARrNsr,
Registers Once, September 4, 1852
OF the Issues prior 21d
~ ,sas per Of ssi O.
=. per duo l7oO 90
outstanding Of the issue Of 2sh January, s47
per dio $3.50 90
1921 81
Deduct cancelled in hands OF accounting on
GERS ali under acts prior to aad July $50 90
sl27,7ei 81
Sep 9-lt N. SARGENT, Register
The daily union., 1852-09-02
MARRIED.,

3ls Instant by the Rev Dr. THAspALH Mr.. CHARLIE
McKNEW to Miss MARIA ROBINSON
Also the day. BY the same, Mr. JAMES y. ByERS
Miss ELLEN ROBINSON, all VI this city.
The daily union., 1852-09-02
Terrible Fire in Aierandril.-FIe al Bayou Sara
Fatal Duei-Death Of Judge LorW.-Iroubis at Nat
umOras.

NEW ORLEANS August 80 We have the distressing ac.
here OF terrible higratlon at Alexandria, siiu-
aed the Red river, this State fire broke out there
Saturday which, before the flames could be arrest
ery very great and The suffering beyond description
Is ascerained how the fire originated At this time
IL is impossible arrive at the amount oil damage, only
part OF which is covered by insurance.
We have also OF very destructive fire at Bayou
Sara, in this State, by which large amount oil property
destroyed,
duel took place here yesterday between two young Gre
oles OF highly respectable families. They fought with
One OF the parties was killed Instantly.
1t with deep regret that announce 10 You the sudden
death OF much esteemed citizen. Judge Larue, OF the
first district He went out on fishing excursion du-
ling heavy Jod and whilst engaged In
mis- amusement fen suddenly uto the water aud wns
drowned
The Picaynne has late sdvic from Maamoas by the
ship Tamanpas Much acite aud trouble existed
there consequ Of the ate nped lusurpaons OF the
government.
The daily union., 1852-09-02

OFFICE ofthe New York and Liverpool Uaited stata
Mail Steamship Company, No. Sc Wall sireetNew York
I7lb s52Thebooks for piion balance Of ID,
stock Of This subscribed passage
act for increased mail from government opened
their oce above from the 10th September R
elusive. By order OF the board Of directors.
##t WM. L. YOULE,
Aug gl9 Ht A Secretary.
The daily union., 1852-09-02

cAyINGs Exchange Bank of California, SAN
OF Exchange the Bank Of the Metropo-
lis. Washington aud principal city and town The
United States.
our ciies arrangements better and Dsrf~s'
--fqs6s tahR Dr. wishing place funds will find
and convenient take certificates d.posie
Bank OF the Metropolis" prepared TO
cash ssntauon.
Investments collections and remiances the most ia
vorable
j. ROBINSON. ROBINSON CO.,
r. L.. SMITH. Managers and Proprietors.
July I1-dscpii ly.
The daily union., 1852-09-02

A. GREEN. AactiOneer.
III 0UsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Friday the ID instant shall sell, at 10 O'Clock
the house lately occupied boarding house Mrs TscbGeey,
opposite Jackson Hail. BY Of deed
recorded Libs J. foios 3t 35
OF Washington the District
bia, all household and kitchen effects, viz
Nohogany SOFAS chairs, and rockers
DO dining, card, and other tables
Feather beds, bedding hair and s,uck mattresses
Bsdsseads- y rsshci%7S; rhasssasy
Carpet shovel tenders
and
With of other articles
ton.
All Of under so5, s15, credit Of
go and 20 satisfactorily endorsed
By order Of the Trustee
Sep I'D A. GREEN, Auctiopeer.