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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

a- '-a "d.--, .a &. .u.l .r- Senate. Ha
-s.rr-l ia. ta- .ar-r t.a.l .sf.-l t.s bs-r.ls
vac a.-rr-1, gfs ONE Containing l.s real seufI-
lI-1.s lr.t na.1I.n-, aat u.r ant agreements and
Do % Wali ais Inconsistent u..l those 20 gaj a
. s-arfa t-s Senate. BE prom a-e-d ..r charge
/ ,i ls--tia. - ga. l--usf-d-en-t 3D. he
-ars-I --'Eh ss-- % tuH n b. eser u-.
.a A.srs'-l. man ull would assert he charge.
be- ry aid braaa % az @ deserved.
iisrs Mr. CLEMENS gave way to- a motion 10
ali lrn.
>ga-f1u lh- pr snai war va. renewed -
. VIZ. CLEMENS, however, "a. ma cd csu.fic a. be
was t4- day before. ~ caHan-i tin.-f more
10 .@t.rcr 81 tls own course ir.m me en-
ry. is always matter OF yer, sfeat natural
inpaHtace--'hro oHHst<scy Of those tougI-.s-
ms.
20. RHETr replied. III cof7m-uc4d BIZ the
following declaration, which oecasioued some
surprise:
81 AN no ins-n.ib'e to the appaarlrce that
has been gIreH 10 the character vi this debate.
nor TO ib- language thar has been used. nor to
The alternative, that have been suggested. /
know ibs value Of the god opinion OF my f-llow.
neu. Bur i Is known 10 many. IT uot 10 the
Senator from Aiihima. thai | have been for
more .dln twenty y-ars a member ui a Christian
church AMI am here TO say that am not a.
shamed 70 make this avowa. !nor to derIar4. far.
her that vii not wliul.y disgrace The name
bear. ! value the esteem Of men, hot far On,
er do ! Yalne Toe judgment Of my GoIl'
Mr K then defended bis position and argu.
mHnts heretofore mad. against the admission of
California, 10 defence Of State Rights, &c.
Mr. Clemens replied. be I'D moi know until las,
ght That the Senator was member of chri,-
ian church How could be suppose him 10 be
follower Of the Saviour, when he went 10 bed
every night after repeating the prayer. For
gtYe Us our lrespa.s-s, aud from day to dAy en-.
: ged IA The preparation, with hend Ike mai
gniiy in a cold bIooded attempt al murder unnn
hi- VIZ. CIenrn,) r-put1ijonl Tie would say
40 more. II tie senator was 50 ignorant as not
10 understand. his hr, Clenrns') remarks, and
50 bllnd that he coIii not SEE. b. would take no
iurlher trouble 10 enllghten him.
Thus ended the two DAYS Of woriy war. with
little profit to ans body The language Of VIZ
LEMHNs. i. lhdeienstbiD and the Obligations
oi religion. duly aud feeling av,wed BY Mr.
RHErr, contrast slrangel, with the violence ct
temper ana language which have characterised
his public career
The gailere. aud spare room Of the SENATE
Chamber, Were crammrd g. III an eager crowd
who came 20 see these Senatorial bel! lgprents
from The sunny south, trar each other in bic
ces The disappointment was very great and
many drpared under a strong feeling Of indis>
nation, with the impression that they had been
swnied
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The following items w find teIegraphed to the
New 0r.rans papers.
Parliament bad adjourned, in ORDER 10 allow
he Earl of DerbY 10 COMPLETE biz Arrangements
too TIE spec " dissolution Of thai BODY /. be lol
lowed ~ new election which i. 10 take place
immedia ely
Fr.Ncg. NJ. Bocher, an administrator Of the
Orraus estate. ha- been, wuh tyo other persons
arrested FIR having IN heir possession ihsnf,cc.
iiunary documents in tayur Vi the Orleans Gin
Vs.
The anniversary of the Frenrb Republic was
celebrated al Rome with grrat rejoicing
The alleged protest Of the Emperor Of Russia.
against the measures Of Louis Napoleon, IS be-
isyej Ia he un'nuadpd
Ddpi' has declared himself a caHti,dae for
be Legislature.
The Secretary Of the Ps,ha Of Egypt has ar
rived til Paris On sprca mission to rhr Pres.
dra'.
The Bank ef F,ance, in giew Of the large ac.
rnnulaion OF funds, has proposed to reduce jar
RATE Of interest
ih- elections in Pris were 10 take place on
he 70 February and the l,t of March.
The Illustrated London NV, has been forbid
den 10 enter France, and is stopped at the French
pos. offices.
The demand from France for the removal
Of he monuments from the fed af Waterloo has
crre'ed great excitement in Belgium.
Diplomatic relations between Belgium and
Russia are about being resumed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20
TIE ILLUSTRATED FAMILY FRIEND.

We take much blame 10 ourselves for not hay.
ing noticed more particularly this really adm.
r.ble Journal. Il comes 10 u. regularly and
crnss always with friendly look and family
air. We consider il dec,dedty superior to m,sl
a he northern journals, both in ils illustrations
and 10 It's reading matter. For say what you may.
lie true iaeui lies in the Sou h. not Ia the moR.
~ making faculty or the pocket argument. hu,
IN the thoughts that breathe aud words that
burn" Size has given TO tho world ASKING.
ton, the model Of a man. without paragon, and
a Henry the forest born Dem ,s,henes;" and she
ran proudly say Ike The razor slrop man. Il have
a few more left Of the same some sort !" and she
can point 10 them and etuI ugy cry "ihese are M
Jei'e's." Why stand upon foreign grpund sa,.
,he immortal Wa.hinqion.an and why 80 10 he nonb
for iaIeileclail pabu'um when we have a sp,
perabundaace Of il in our midst The Family
Friend" is fine specimen of native intellect
and gcnas, aud deserves all patronage aud SUP.
port. Its publnhed weekly ~ Columbia $. c.
a, he very low price Of e. per annum. % and
subscribe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20
TIE Key WESP
EVAPORATED SALT.


culinary purposes
FTIlE undersigned having purchased the Key West
q NALF WORKS, beg leave to call the atcn-
ton OF the public To the fact, that under the man.
agcment of the previous propristors the Salt ierr.
tO.pre made there ha- been considered by those via
have used il much superior to TURKS Island Tor tie
above purposes and by improvements made WjiMa
the last year and nov IN progress. We eel warranted
IN saying tiJt we noW have on hand and shall con.
Time to manufacture and kepp or sale ain arlicleo q
Sat better tHn is made in this county or imported
The English use the French Bay Sat" lsoar
eyap'rted) he Dutch rc.dsso,ye solar eyapura-
ted Salt and further refine it BET they use il. The
people Of this country alone use any and every kind
thGt tastes salt lie Liverpool SAT is not ustd in
England bat o make Chl0ine from, they finding u
aHH' 'r sltinL provisions; aud the same objection
aYs against al boiled jalt; even the Turks Island
and other SOAR evaporated Salt that is Imported mere
contains all the line that IN spa-waer amounting
10 about Twelve per cen'Um Of the solid natter and
line instead OF preserving meat dec, moses it.
AZ hey West, a. in France, we deposit ont the
lime into reservoirs before crysmjtzpg the Salt and
we lee convinced thai after using our Salt not only
the Packer but the Planter and Farmer will Use 40
other when they can get II the aatiscp.. power Of
Key West suit being certainly twelve per centum
greater than Turks Island, even if the lime in the
last named does not inlure it, which it uu1ue.t1najl,
does. f, Il other Sat imported into this country is
much inferior TO urks Island and i any com.
parson can be drawn between cur SAT- and Liverpool
ours Is at least fifty per centnm oetter weight for
weight besides our Sal weighs 8 to Sc los. per
bushe, whereas Liverpool only weighs SO to S. lbs
We keep on hand three kinds OF Salt. First tho
coarsest kind OF packing Salt Second, finer kind
which Is made in covered pans and is best for salt
ing fish, &c. Third, the best Ground salt put in
small bags, fitted for sailing butter and table
1t wal be remembered that Key West has fine,
safe barbor, aud we pledge ourselves that vessels
calling for Salt shall have the greatest possible dis
patch,
AGENTS:
j. F, JEwETT & Co. Mobile; ELLIOTT, ApAMs&
Co, 80 Grayer St, New Orleans; john H ELLIOTT
4 Co, New Yo.k and B. 5. PARsoNs, Galveston,
Texas
Address the firm, Key West, Florida.
DENNI> s. sIBLEY.
WV c. DENNIS, Key West ia.
OhlGEN SIBLsY, Blakeey, Baldwin CO., Ala
Marca 6, 1852. 36-im.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

1HE FRGNCu CABIyEr.--Ihe London cor
respondent Of the Nav York Commercial IA
rerascf, in his letter Of the II h of January, re
lrrring to the French Cabinet, says;
"Nr. Bueau, the NV Minister If France
vas formerly Nrni,Ie Of Public Works IN the
cabinet Of NJ Barochr, and has The reputation Of
bpiut,a steady, industrious man hu, nothing
more. NJ AhbA'ucr rhr new Minister Of Jas
lice, is tor,jcau tnl The mere t.'tllwer Of The
individual with ha PIE, dent. The sam, is said
with regard to VI Ca,ab anca an IaI.an, who
has been named M,niser OF state None ui
these appointments, however, have excited 50
much Instruct as that Of VI P.r>ignY, Who al
though knows as the direct adviser Of the Prs
dcnr in his Turner attempts at Slra,hurg and
bnuogne TO disturb he peace 81 France as well
as during he despoc pr ceedings Of the Ia @
cup detat, had never com out before The public
IN an avowed position lie now akes office a.
Minister Of lhe Interior. VI. Persig0y is AZ
years of age. lie entered the army At nnern,
end Subsequently started a periodical in advocacy
Of h. Imperial syscm. Al the eIped ton Of
Boulogne he was taken prisoner and sentenced
to twenty years confinement More than A
third Of that period had passed, when The revo.
luton at FEBRUARY, ls4S. occurred The Re
pubcans then sci him at liberty, and his freedom
has since been employed for their overthrow and
presentation"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

LATER FROM Mexico. BY the arrival Of the
schooner of Bonita. Capt. Sbjsa, we have re-,
ceyed papers from The city Of Mexico to thp 25h
uIt. The news is unimpohant The country is
generally quiet, the only disturbance Of note he.
ing at Jalappa where there had been pronun.
cidmenio, which however, was soon suppressed
The arrest of Capt. Levy occasioned much
surprise and some alarm in Mexico. The papers
generally consider it as an evidence Of the de
termination OF the government OF the United
States TO insist on The Garay grant, and he rati
hcalon of the rehuanepec treaty. The Trait
d Union lays particular stress on this point. and
calls public attention to ii. The Trait d Tuion
has always been in favor Of recognizing the
grant, and has warned Mexico that she would
get n trouble by annulling it.
The Legislature Of ramauIipas has passed an
ac eaemptlng from taxation all those who had
suffered during the 81 &c.
he Chamber Of Deputies has passed a reso
luton TO prevent the Government from renewing
the tobacco contract.
certain senior Naynnel declares in the Tan,
pico Defensor that he has discovered the ouadta.
ture of The circle.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

OF A resume of the proceeding. Of our State
Legislature viii BE- given in cur neIt. lis i'm
possible for Us to gse 10 day all tina, has been
done. We want 10 give the faale-lhe iuil SUN.
ming up and il is not heiore us.
We have no late or interesting news If m
Washington.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20


Mrs. GAME, CAsE.-Mrs. Al. C. Gaines.
has, It Is said host her case which was recently
rgned before the Supreme Court. She com
menred he prosecution of her claim as the
daughter OF DAM Clarke 10 bis real estate. about
nlne'een years ago WHEN she vas Mrs. Whitney
Subsequently, she married Gen Gaines, who es
ponsed her cause as we'll as herself; aud devo.
TED hrs fortune to Ms promotion Gen Gaines
expended in the SUIT the proceeds of two es ates
which h. owned-one at Louisville aud the 9th
er IN Tennessee which h. sold lor ahou 8 90.
600. lie also expended his paw and emolu
mpnls, amounting To some six thousand dollars A
year. Some of Mrs Gaines friends had adj
yanced considerable sans 10 her aid. heing con-
hdenl 'ha her title was clear. and would be es
tahIlshed
In The Patterson case, which was factiliou,
one Mrs Gaines succeeded. Altha, time Gen
Games was rendered an ofiar Of CONFRONT,
which he refused He subsequently again 20
fused It, when he was in an actual state Of de..
utnt'on' saying he would have complete victor,
% none. Ia the case against Relt and others The
deelsIon OF the Circuit Court was against Mr..
Gaines, and the Supreme Court has affirmed il.
journal of Commerce.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

ERoM BrENos AYREs -The advise from Bl-
enos Ayres to the 2Oh IF December, received n
Boston, state that matters were rapidly ap
preaching crisis, Ulquiza had crossed the
river Parana with well appointed army Of
90 men, on bis marcel TO Baenos Ayrcs.
Ro,as army was enc1mPed near the cit,, aud
general disillclon prevailed in bis rank.
Rosa. had laid waste the country Ihrough"t
| quza would pass. One town OF 10000 IN
hadit-n's had been IeyslI,d hy hi- orders be
women were required, with their ch,Idrod to take
refuge At. Bucn 'lrers, and lae men we're
Impressed into he army.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

FrRAN-LArr1 FzoH rHE eEEEAs
line, aa iaaat b & b-ilgr
VIA BAR Of 1lrs1 hue,
Geek. -sf. and -51a3s5, as q peach,
Aa-e.5s O.. blue
SIC be.ia pebble IN Ter hand.
Ard then .n careless &c
TareE L FAR 51t iats tie stream,
And aagaet Al ne.
The g den d,he, iigsd sway,
A. ssi 'he pe51e .ei,
And spreading circles yexed The waves,
With gentle swell.
Fair child" ,aoagh, ''hoT best In life,
II thus thou SC tier vide,
The -ares and sorrows thou shalt meet,
"a every SIDE.
Fag many glalsome years had fed,
When fancy ne beguied.
And bent my steps towards the bridge,
Where sat the child.
Alas the arch had cit decay,
The stream river grown,
Coursed madly DER the spot where once
The pebble shone.
And mid the darkness of the night,
And mid the furious storm,
With arms tossed up to heaven there stood,
A wOman's form.
Then with cry o. wild despair;
1t plunged beneath the wave,
And foamag whir'pooi' gathered DER
The lonely gave.
turned away with fearful eve,
For memory could but own,
The child had flung Itself where fell
The sparkling stone.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

SERrau8 ArrRay.--Our whole community
Wa shock a on We'd, .day evening, says thu
HHsiSsippian. BY bloody aii'ay which occurred
q ihe curuerot Capitol and State streets. Isaac
edwrrd. and VIM. GyHil hti s"m slight di :
on'e and 4hercailon, when c. slot at t., but
without rli'cl. Gdhn then pf. bar returned IN
about hiifrn minnp, The alteration was re.
n""rd. aud he sael Edva,d. through lie lsf
hf"'>t nHe'ng a horrid waun Edwards /,
san awe hu 'n prerart.n4 cn 3iiau.
Griffin escaped, and 'bc Guvp,nnr has "a red
a reward OF $500 for his arrest ". 4 Holland
is dei intd ~ custody, under charge OF being ac
crssory to The act
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

"Tlass good things We iaviie s,.entioa ta
he advertisement Of Mr. Frances. Couisctoler.
re has everything in his line, pretty 70 loss az
alj sweet to taste. And be deals bi. commudi-
ties Out too with hearty god wilt Call and
him and refresh the inner man With those
god things. You cannot Go it better any where
e.se in our goodIy CITY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

W In The Scnile on the l7lb ult, a bin To-
prevent the introduction Of slaves into tn.
State for sale, OF as merchandise, was reported
by a Special Committee, with recommendation
tina, It do pass.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20
administrators Notice

NJ l--. is HEREBY given. that M. 80.
I Administrator OF the estate - ~ 'gost,
b-'-E-'rS, ds-.sssE having lea in -. -','as J.
1al Of L1wutes County. in the S,.,a /. ,,,ooaie
s24 Il u March term, 1872. his oe,,.,- 'l's's-
Ft.--I A's letters, sill, i1 pursuance M - sur
sag Court present al the IUne term 1ss.. yer q
same an account 81 his administrator = u lie
has extended, for allowance, and sppIv 80, - =
aearing Of said petition. 'o' Ina
c,--t W. H. SHELTON, A4uinis-,,.-
Columbus, Miss March II, 1852 a.,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20
JOHN FRAN CES,
CONFECTIO Ni.,..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.l

GTILL continues a: his present stand on Main
- street, and will be happy to serve his old custo
mers and The rising generation too OF course embra-
cling the Ladies with everything that is good in his
line
He keeps constantly on hand large and well-se
ected stock similar to that which he has been, 10
the last three years furnishing to tue liberal public OF
Columbus and vicinity. He gets such of his arti-
tices as are not manufactured by himself, from the
first hands in Mob p, and he warrants them all to be
prime and such as viii suit the taste OF every GUS
toner, lie Is prepared to furnish every thing in his
line at the very lowest prices and always served up
in the best style.
Among the articles which he keeps on hand man.
uf ctured BY himself or which he Is constantly re-
ceivlng from Mobile, are the following
Plain and Fine Candies,
Sugar Plums, Sugar almonds. Corander, Pearl can.
dy fishes, birds and riders cordial drops, straw
berry lunches, currant Jelly, ra'sins, cur
rants, hgs, etrons, prunes, oranges,
lemons, apples, preserves, grapes,
almonds, hIberts, waInuts,
cream do, shelled al
monds, cocoa nuts,
sardInes, lem
on syrup,
best London porter,
assorted pickles, mixed do together with all kinds o
FIRE u ORKS.
He also keeps On hand good supply OF
FRESH OYSTERS,
which will be served up at short notice, in any style
to suit the taste of those who are fond OF that deli
cious shell FISH
And ne viii be prepared in due season, to furnish
his customers with the best prepared and richest
Favored
Eg Fl Or H a IT.
LUNCH will be served up to order at all hours
Orders from Merchants and Planters will be pune
tally attended 10.
1T Cali at FRANCES CONFECTIONERY, at any hour
and treat yourselves to the good things OF life.
mar 20-3s-ly
NEW MUSIC just received and for sale at
~ feb. li-33fl KEELER'S Cash S,ors,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20
DISSOLUTION.

'HNaE coparrnership heretofore existing PC
4 tween J. j. SHERMAN d t. '" SHfA'
MAN. was this da, dissolved by mutual conssn''
j. sherman may be found at all times al 'u0
old stand, and is fully authorized to close the Ou'
.uess OF the old concern.
Geo. Il. Harris having bought out the ln'efes,
OF J. J. sherman, The concern will be conoue''O
in future under he name and style OF
AheTna0a n Harris,
who will keep genera assortment OF 0'sP'O
and Fancy DIR, >Gond.. and hope to merit e'n
tinuance of the patronage hetorrioiors ex'eneSO
to tho old concern. ]. j. SHERMAN
Jan. lsi, ls52-35-f G. ". SHERMAN