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Memoranda.

ship Fyns Cloud at San Frgnc-oo 'osrded nay : -, -
lon a. Ks " the wreck Of hrs schooner oad'd va u~'
suI slsp,oned her but Wa ascef
tanned he he ouged TO lutec. -. - a.
b-Err hrrE Irn Frsncieo, sept : rom w
Cos. ed from gh October 1850 cru-r IN NE ac
n, su the Er,t aud took $40 bb. o $50 ct "hn me
.Ir.d y, bone IN. ,sason cruied w sround aud ok
20 She has consequences OF cG appear
ne r,cps The Will PROBABLY dispose OF her OF md bond
Olivia Francisco drove ashore Il snii Bay E"n
fem ahuuE the 18Th August and compelled 10 PovT
HotoluN Cor teIar- , v... H..
AZ Endersons Bay bark rou,e oadns for San francoo snip
Pr,orrfc and hsrk Ioursna. loading for China -
Az Humtodi Bay b North B-rd hence Just arrived oNk zen
snd osdne dor san ffancsco brs Coo'ao
salrd Tor San FTar,scO llth -, A.,
Bs Sea Of San FranCoo. ashore the 18th Of Aug
,ou NORTH Cape Fitery during heavy soqtea gale
~recI The Indians pundeed her OF everything
The captain md nate has arrived IN San Francisco
In n. Colunh., River bark World, buss Francesca
Iur, TsrqLns Cream scA j. NJ Ryerson and { A. Sap
al fr sn Fancfco; hp NJ Howcs and Great Britain bound
for Chna latter hnrtrd With SPAR . -,
Columbia RIVER 9Th INST the bark hnios ana
bs Emma Preston the 9TH The bark Mer
thew and over the bar on te loi hf
Tsroutn as on her way san Francisco
Rrrk Housar white from Panama, hound On sandal wood
touched Islands July Sst H-o VII bark
ymsinia. SILKY OF New Bedford, 6ls months out eicaa
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From the South.

We have dates of The Los 1ngeies Star to
sept. L. -;,h
,o mule teane arrived last Thursday, by the route
,frcugf New Mexico and along the Gls Hr.WHsTLEA
one OF the rarty informs thst there are about 90
behind end thst ne passed about 0ot, principally win
~ telrss The immigrants generally healthy M
WtusIIra had heard of but two deaths among the
whole immigration, Mr.. THUR1sN, OF johnson Co.
Arktnfss end another fennie, name not known
Other than stealing few mules the Indians
were quiet.
Large party of Apaches we're at the Copper
Mres e. desvorng 70 make treaty with the u = troops
AZ that Ilace Some Mexican troops have entered the
Apscle equity snd the Indians md II rather incon
venicnt carry on war with both counires, and mere
foye tkey desire peace with the Americans.
The Boundary Commissioners were met near
III Psto: the Mexican COmnis soners lis;le in advance
Of Mr. BAETLETTs party Thy were IN good hesitn
end were proceeding towards Preside, between winch
point tId the Gull the only remaining portion OF the
boundary lire that they are 10 determine.
Mr.. CooMBs was az the Colorado Ferry with
1890 sheep. havinl left !, coo at the Pmo village
Our troops at Camp Yumas were IN good
beslth although the weather exceedingly warm
The indians were seldom seenin any numbers about the
oy and Il opposed they have gone some distance
W dc Colorado. .
Tie Board of Commissioners met agreeably
to Irevouf public notice, IN the District Coud ROOM
in The City Oi Los Angeles, on Tuesday the Jlst uit
Presen.-Hcns. Hland Hall, Harry Thornton James
WlfoD. Commissioner: George w Cooley. Law
Agent George Fi-her Secretary Charles Hail. James
T. Overstreet Thomas +. Eyershed, VIM Roney Jr.,
Clerks Elam Covington, Deputy Marshal
The Board has been in session every day
Gince the OF the term engaged prllcI-
ualy IN The taking of DISPOSITIONS. Some sixteen claims
had been fled from the Southern country.
FEoM SoyoRA.-A company OF sixty French
men sre encut forming company on the ella RIVER
The Governor O. Sonora VIII grant them lands !uEnsh
them with beasts Of burden and provisions 10 last six
month"; The place whore they design settling Is con
,dccd The richest in the country, the only drawback
being Indians. who are numerous II ;aa region Ba'
tbo Indians vii not make much of OF the French
well i,eiei in an engagement few days previous. Tn'
FteLcL defeated lncianf, killed our o. them, and
icCk t.y hOTsCs GHd prisoner, who IN The absence
+ Of leao. u.ed silver buiiets
The crops lock exceedingly well hut when harvested
they are stolen burned ty the Apaches. THcy even
cary eiT DEL Rotations lar as 10 steal women and
children
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Married.

~ San Ffsno September . Nj ami Marie Lou'e
Dtrta.ue, 10th O. ffsL.e.
he tn Sep- III Henry Autn 10 Me- Am Liza Kotanson
10th O. ian ffaLtfto
In spfon sep >, Mr. l. ". J. Young Of Aqua FRO 70 As
L,s~is flhni- oi hsrc,d
Aniy, As q NJ John rem % Benton County AMI Mrs.
Tl.slc;L :. Wait. Il lsnbl County, O. T
On the .gd Avg aiA j. Mricrs Wellington County IL T
McLench tonufy ard Mss May 4 o. astnst Co.
oseson. iCiHef 81 Netntni
F,ans-co, spt 10, Richard H~m'n Of lnion to Mary
IolCu. Ct TacLs lefL.
Is tie zane Adplus EhThorn Hamburg Louisa Far
O 1rrcrH
forprd Oferun Mr. Simon hsre to Mrs >trsh Ev~hne
Ca sLteI 81 Col. v. v. Chapman
Tuofday 20. Nj Ecny II Sanis, Of fsiai County 10
Miss Ileha r. springer " pok County. Oscsun
IN Tsc,r, sept l., nckrsy. tom Ellington, Conn, %
sfs lima NJ. Neib rom Cmcifrsr, unio.
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sailed.

Sent Sie.u.r- vife-d and Casrns for Panama slip
I,Aah Crusr Kelly C.suas lns Columbia. Ph.p huinsost
~ ,,Lr, Loo CLo Nehon, shoaeAie Bay l. " lac fsA
Sfrta Cruz trg Alert and -ehf. Cestl
ssTt s;tIpu HAIRS ores1ni ship shn sar bs'
-, GINA hfls Fsty Oregon; loulsHna Had dh
Io., Naruer FaNn. Bunker UmPlus River Ehze
t,ih E,pen slh, HoEouiu sChr. Iowa. Sioi4Hd L'eoHe
bland. a.. .- m ,r-
st ss,rtn Cho. h hsrd san Desoi hp LOUISE Bths
RI Rori.y ynlrsrac hsfk Aurua Be Penny Hone hons
-. 49, Eoy Dexter Columbia RIVER Chatham, snow, Eshn
,ef grh LAIN Norway santa Craz tMp Ihtesn Sci, fa
49, sound fsrk Helm Halter Ward san Bas
-, lo. e. rur, Young Cshuuai kra adams,
spb wb,bG voyage. Nhion Lons ssA1serh islsad-
May " e. H~G bo,ges, hcnoiuiu 49,, =,
s.p, fR.ri W in aud J4tnes, b. Col, Yaptrsi'oi Ma
t,l 10 III bne Henrietta, Nor kon3N Ma
schrs Brf ttsn, shanehse CrreIrf' hs
.Bd. knua Psfier, fss'hc Oce.h . n, -
s.pt I4Bark Fovhssn. Ats T. ~ steamer 80 h'u hcsey
sert S,e--rrs Columbia Dsl, oregon Len' Bodh'h
s.n ir., h,r- straora-hr Richardson. Calcutta Nhts An
s-lo Sesf psyta lsrs John ADAMS. kenl A'o'H Mf"e
Cufter. srsarors Lfis Exchange Cook Fort FhhhP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14
,-,r vonv nAuy TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1882

SEPT T-Br barb William Jsnes. cohr to 'aesAso pig
Boy pertrr 10 Co, R,-r, bsrt Mssda Chester " Ce'a
ha RIVER .chr Ausu.ts Mara, Psyeser TO Gayas
,ocp y. H. Csrpenfrr Prers, 20 stockpn ,of o's "''
kouou hsrsian scop Virgins, Ball. 70 S:oc kton ,,
stpt sRotsrt c whihroy, Young 70 Calcutta eS o,yI ~
Hons KONG; bark Wilton. Young 10 ssne~eH
,eh Larna Norway santa Cruz Neer lbrl beh y"
sand~Hk Island.
s.pt s-Ship Ears Adams. smith. whaling voysse
SEPT l0-Seps R,ursh stockton Koesuh Hyues Sacramento;
schr HcYewen. Remp;on. SACRAMENTO
Seps. ll-RSrk Augusta Chi Mccoy, taScuhuAnA
sent ship StaHord.hif- HchArd-on. Cscuits ..
s.Vf lShp Mehse AuEo Sears fsys str. iShinus hsfr
B.r sea Bid H.sy San Diego LEWIS San JcAn del sud
,skr Aea safye J,wcti sscrI>euio City
Coirn GAZE Paerton fn-aaj nark Ahn
steer vhshrs ,oysr sp sno~ stckon sshr MAI
th.~y eSsAr. D,d1e fCFi.nJ.
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port OF san ancisco-Arriyed

SEPT s,eaHsr sea Bird, HALEY from San D.so ship sarth
IsrnFo ps-;eugsf cbrr Enen Seed. from Bo-
SEPT :. sie-nLI 5 Levi Bodih, 70 d,y. from del
SOD i'lr' sarah lavna fumi days on santa Cruz Roam
Gle ncA ncrd day. from santa Cruz.
sept 2tnp Assbts, " from New fo-t q pas
''Iscf' -hf fsHouth Charles santa cruI-
Edse, u as zapsr br. W Ha1eaer B4sry 10 day.
EoE Ces'n Malta sn) Luneters S. day from
fem fsrs ind-r-ndrn;e Capt = II days from
So Juan Gel SD 'hP DAVID Cross G6-r Kerr ~ by. from
LeaHs, ,vall q New BEDFORD Smith ~;h spJ
a.. W. @ nd q" H. scne hrG Agate, Johnson 81 days
s e-stpiSas coed o,ere. day. from New York brig,
.eI. @sets scDlS John D-s- fhenie FROM usets
lsveel s'a'oet 20 aayi r Gorsrtu.s Tiqa4nn-
~ Al ister esys esPe fAeyj bsrk, Port and Brl
hef 10 hom Liverpool Ocean Bird Po~-p days iron,
os'ss N4'lsnies., ~. 10" oesoa ,er- san Deco c.sf
Has Hcn sali- tsE; Cs,o a. Care, lJs Un2qug
s asys sfd Ihaus 81 dry.; Org co. Fremont, Epkin
f., ssu Peurv s'lr May Tbboy Bod~sn sary j. w.
Au T. = eayf'7 Ta bs Lo7eseti, v eOaak y rou srsrk
oi,sHef iete,t - n 'r' issas furniture, and stare.
q. -, .' g. NJ ." To- e9e mp Y1eeu OF the Eat, Bart
s o - Ism Se~ lo,A G.. - "a day. g hp
i Is,feise ia C KeG " spp~r DAYS ON Msz, a.
= i,uF' ieH, isFrsuce-. rc1se % say, rom Hsaho.
sIs~fL 1i-. 10 a,,.tssfs tI., Ssy - d1y 'gon "a.
fartao O. I-enser Is Ena- ba1 Aesna, Cid yla Pet "A
day ii'n. 's.'sf,1 Q. go,
u- 'sil~Nei tns Csto cT. from b ma Bay b Theu.
lfria Isisd Is - om s~n La; Corn NJ Dub De
ely tLi t@fniu Drdsns
ttr Il E-- t-k eLla e. = F-f-, Day. IRON san Bs.
II ls-ttrFrsi car. J-a, h.agky Bo.a.a. B.y
sssf ls'r So Bare Hsc- from ssn Dem. b, g
Ai=s4 CcfIo, d~y. A,,ofs santa Cru. 49,. -
haLLA-l Bala Hear. - day. from Hon Non. - '
SEPT l5-B Ceyou Efl Tate ir,u yJp-v VI, NJ,
eut4t lHra J-5 - tEsefs s R~pJ, De- C,es.w- ~
cs,sfft asscssts :. w W frxnty lind, IN -, go
van l,sro' - e'y b. ps..rsrrs seh n A snpoa
fen o,.s 'shf LAn,. B-'gss rf- santa cra1: rsc
" tie ~ liina', l. Ham, E,e cornrnausi-r a ~ 80
OIcscl. " To; CrtSfc. % - seLs-r. -
stt Isl. fesl BCun =. 4. fem u.. 81 nj - r..
- hafr ssf3 sl O. ION sev York big G. W keud, CO..
% N frf-t tftns trs isfqHns, Wu-; IN Ger n -
JL.Ir irlse Cals fn hLshibe srhr Jrt "A R~.~.,
isesrs g. o.. otssH bar. IDsa-y (Br Bsr.. S, a..
Ftutrs Tsfiy ds. fI- Trlitad. - e'-'-''
S,r H-sissu.tIr fsstte L,i,vre ~ d. IN In, Il.
III pro-: b. " ihe unEs fH-~.l Mrs u d. IA, I,h
LII E.HUsSs, Chhl ssloe ~, Dc havsu- v, V,p,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14

.os, in the war with Mexico and was universally hon
80 I'D e<tefn med He Sleep the death Of the brave
Peace 20 bic asher: ~ r, l ai'a NJ; p -,
DEarH OF Hos. 1. III. CoArEs--Me regret
-1.a ,non 10 announce the death Of Hon. THos.
~ Co.Trs LATE Representative from klamath COuay
H. one az the party who went out from Yreka under
Cant kcDerrniit TO protect the inuiigrsnr and was
SIied ~ the Indians On Rush Creek. some 80 miles
80 w. On ,he emi.7 snt tTal A gentleman BY the
n,me Of Long and two others were killed in the .are
fct,
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Births.

xofday se,,tEler u. Mo rh.p d, Keana q daughter
r. sL.we Ia Augus, a. LmeEe LGv-d. q Osweeo, T.,
wie a Jotu fdvrta- o. q soh ,.. -, .
dsufltrr.
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Cleared,

sslt l-sesHef ltHrs Harm to orrroa .hs Ioui,a Bi
tfHl EoI .iof sspHfsso tsit L. h--rr o. 60
vl.a. Lfs T.~-, EsnAsf Zoe UHpqu. ~, - .
lse, iek O. Santa CguL - - -
ssIi :-ftIk LorEEr., Hand for Portland B 7, ~, Ill
Nster. ET Astoria ,i.t-f 50 Bud Ha ey san n.,. =
g ~. Rard Tuftarei 'ehfs. Scsals, ,Ne B-.avu-, y
s'a Cur Ne lbiuFF Pet lLa-g Git Van Is--s s,.,
ssIt & sts Ars -. tb lenHy C4lao Ihr.r. 80, ~,
set ford; olestE. L-foy, Benz bsrt Ei, 49,
H. Ntis, Bss. Hs.ilrr May rt-rt,sr 49, a. -.sD
alp Az. ,lLT.l ksHsay, CaIso. '-'''
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,..,s,.,o.. u. Ne. rOr, rH.. H sOs,-, 10 BinsOr

.-p.A.l sAuoa ~ Ss- rOry rf.a Soul 49, Bins0'
w { WEES. New rerh =, ,,-. rso-.. nary o. puhsn; .
N ,,h. s.r Franci.oo D-n. Hslett ~ Ban
..hs M... " T4yOr 81 Sssf o.. ieo 81 F,o no.
hs-r.-A 20 - 49, 20 PheIe Wee, 20 Ne" York
sert s-hoscri "a e;-rr,ny RObp-on ss ss~
w PER-, S. Trsnre P.irTA Riley % Mass JAMES
rTevs IT, scot.hd jobs Fi 81 Ma a s,.. RoSolph
81 y, pS.s. .-t1 For-rce wiasn- > View f9rt;
sci ~ Dad ~ Chihi Jonn ashen =, ~ yvruay
-, "a Es.srd: John Asstib, 81. Se~lo my "'''
% f-,ss ta.-t - Poland: "a. Mooney, e. Ire.nd
Js. We,i-y a, New iorti ia. A. '''e'' ~ my ''N
= W.. no~E4n a. Psrr.yvaHi. o Wae.' :, us
JAZZ, iIbsts Eu;e yeas Charlie f9st.y =. srsacr
~ n,,,ts~s well. tr-rrE.co Lewis p''afo - '
wnl Vol %, hs~-l'n :, c,oct
The following are the mtermcnts III o'ocA'
ton for the month Of August
Aus 7-slrrsr-i Frauce-. 'ged y yraf'' hnsN'A
a. s-Eoisff stewart. q, ksnia'ky
a.. la-H,ei. q. SweGcE
AZ i.-TAeu4s Caldwell. 81, y Gun
srr lf-rary II. Rand g. kentrcsy a, l. 4, ~. yo,t
0h.is' -, ~ NJ sz.gu pro~u no., s,nekioa
80. sley C-llvel = Missouri LOUISA c Co0A 81 i7'n
,.ee; Jaf1es Heinz, &C. Ireland . 49,.
mn, ~ s.es..Isro wrE Isptss sirr - 1870
r. a. ~ ~ p Sransrt fnarne ursn0~n
W. &c, ~, =" -. 49, - No Wizard l.. Johnson H.
~ O van Gvesy; George GsaAsm "a Conn ; :, D ms
A Jam. Es. = IN NAB Br,y ~ w,.ooa.n H,rn.
Nv Yort Jsr,rr-h Aurrhy. y lrsna r,iSs $500 49,.
,,na s 49, Trsriga H. b.. Il. Phadeglia Thomas Nc
crshrv Leland syve,ter Canfct g. New iok '',y ~
e-,,-,o- C,vt Cha r. hithel -. Asnfuotei Harriet n
y. S.s YorI Fdwsri Dean s. New York Eye.i "
E,1.y q N.wfosk Heela Delichhr Cincnn.h hA',
Eoa;l Sacramento Andrea. I-L.e,t =, "a - 90 49,
ITreh sat;s Seville Mczcu Thon.s ipncott =. NtN
Rctsra pay :: Ensana John e. Pah, " h'9otl; SsIn
h>e,es I "A .,.s Is wanna Jacob Dswier, y, Ger.
n,spy; Oa,.r DAYS 10 Esss WiA-@m C1r.os' -
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The following is memorandum Of American
vessels in the port OF Kingston Ja Oct T.

Bark Rainbow HAIuln, II DAYS from Newferk, discs.
big Scotia Cooke II DAYS from Baltimore do schr Jas
N Muir Booth for Baltimore, same day brig Frontier
HoyL Of New-IoTs une.
Steamship Sierra Nevada, Wilson, at Kingston, at y
o'clock Z. NJ Oct s. and sid. thence at o'clock A. NJ, ON
the 9Th.
Passengers by the Golden Gate report that,
on the let inst there only two steamers at Pan
anna viz the Golden Gate aud the Winfield ScOtt-the
C,rtes having le, for san Francisco eight ten
days previous AZ the w. Scot, had been hbelled the
G. q. was the only boat up for san Francisco.
Our thanks are rendered TO EDWARD II.
MITCHELL, Esq, the gentlemsny rurser Of the Illinois,
and to Adams s Co.'S Berford a Co.'s, and Wels Far
80 & Coz Expresses for acceptable iavors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14
BY the following statement it will be seen
that the shipment of gold dust by the Golden Gate
amouI,is 70 81 pee S3l The PRINCIPAL shnpers are:
The following is memorandum of vess

the port OF Aspnsall, Oct 9;
Am hark Cuba Sherwood dscg brig Egyptian, studley,
do. schr Eliza Ann, Leaned, do Br snip Thos Henry,
Dickson, do; br. brig Zephyr. Nmppie, do.
Am. ship Afghan Russniusscn sid. for New Orleans Isl
inst chip ii DoIaao Baxter sid for NewOrleans "a
az 10 T. NJ. Steamship Sierra Nevada Wilson, cid for
Kingston "a inst, atSP NJ
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The following persons have recently died of
T. ric,, ~ pnrtou'c Pur Yuha Couufv.

- Mo iry. B-,n, Ma Jsr. .ens-r, RoAhufy. No
ItTl Bfh,p, o. Jenes haIen-n P.uvie IL WA D. D.ys
New yIyIL Ma Henry G. Bake, lloofcdj rhlad pa. Pa
George Nc,stts Msur. Nm- A srsr Barr~c Dtcl 5 C.;
Jane T. h,Crssen lfpser ONO Per-on, Londonderry
jane Larn New Haven, Conn Dayd hobn~on Bros
Y Andtv latcle~ low; Jo,ph r Poftr T.uHton Ma,
GeOss Seeey y \ Cy HeEfy Rote Pan, FIaGCe NJ john
s;tI arin0vn M Hsyaid htAgan Cklameg NJ BgrI3s,
m Rsr'on ard d@d TIE kHrrs kanh German, 81 Ba
koses Bar hf. Noon-, ban and Died AZ
Jan lsT
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-12
Letter from Jefferson Davis.
BRIERFIELD, Warren CO., Miss,
February 2, 1851.

February 2, 1851.
dEssRs. BARKsDALE & JONES:
Gentlemen: a letter signed H. S. Foote,
which was published in newspaper at jack
son, Miss, the "Flag of the Union" of Jan.
Both, 1852, contains such an attack upon
myself, and the party of which l am mem
Der, as cannot permit to pass unnoticed.-
That the answer may be made as public as
the attack, l ask for this place in the "AIis-
sissippian" Respect for the Office of Gov
ernor of the State constitutes protection to
the Incumbent which am not prone to for
get or disposed to disregard but if the In
cunbent, neglectful of the propriety of his
station, assail individuals, a just public will
not deny to them the right to reply to him
as if he were a private citizen.
The letter as published, is without date,
and addressed to Hons j. D. Freeman, j.
A. Wilcox, and B. d. Majors. The pretext
lis to repel efforts made at Washington city,
to create distrust of the writer in regard to
his "intentions touching the approaching
Presidential contest, and he requests the
early insertion of the letter in the columns
! of the Washington "Union" The inquiry
naturally suggests itself-if this letter was
written to protect himself at a distance, why
did he publish it at jackson, Miss. The
answer. to the inquiry is found in the follow
ling sentence of the letter. i now repeat
| it, in this formal manner, here in the city of
jackson, echilst a contest fora place an tie
Senate OF the United States IS pending, Nth
4sehieh my name Stands corrected TIE
publication, then, in the city of jackson,
though it might not expedite the receipt Of
Z his communication by those for whom it was
lostensibly intended, would bring the knowl-
EDGE Of its contents most promptly to the
members of the Legislature, whilst that con-
test was pending.
Yet. however he might electioneer with
1.-The Legislators as to the manner in which
Athey would discharge a delegated trust,
though he should whiningly beseeeh them
to Iningle his personal interest with their
Considerations of public duty -tEese alone
fcould never have led me to break the silence
vas disposed to observe BntWhen he de-
parEs'from his former policy of covert itlsin-
Euaflon, and introduces my name for public
laeeusation when without proyocatlon Of
leohncction with the avoWed object Of his
communication, he couples me Win an uil-
founded and oft refuted calumny agalnst the
8 party with which have been and am polit-
Ideally identified, he indicates me as the per
son who shall rnete out to nm some portion
!. If the estice winch has been So long de-
ne says Throughout the late canvass
81 this State, the secessIonists, with 81 essrs.
1itnan. Davis and Barton, at Their head.
"a accordance with q resolution Of the Nash.
lle lonFention, everywhere denied req
MAR aliiiation with the National De
lpagty 81 The Dnion. whilst you I'D ana
every other Union Democratic candidate e
fleeiatea EN- and support Of tht
aitmofe platform tion 5o
ma'n n Esega re Tit8 he
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-12
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BLANKS
For SheriiFs Magistrates, Constables Clerks
kc. furnished AT shortest notice. from 81 25 to
81 so a quirc according TO quality.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-12
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.


TTHE undersigned re- QRY G0ODS9
i specially invite tile
citizens Of Columbus and the surrounding conn-
try 10 their large and. handsome stock of6oods,
lust received and now opening consisting @
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ofevery lyle and
variety: CIottiilg, Has Caps Boots and Shoes,
comprising all the new styles, for ladies een-
tlemen and Children HardUars. Nailt froA,
Castings Welding Hoes Iface Chains &C., SAD
dies, BrdlsL Marqgaiss &c. CrockerB Class
Wood and lRiii0W Ware and 81 9tter articles
usually kept IN their line.
"a addition TO which we have inst received
LARGE AND DESIRABLE STYLES Of
s. ~ RIN a Goo D6s
consisting of Gre9adines Iisspes Coii1i6iaas ORR
epiats, b0iearinfs, French Jdcoaets Bdfeges, .4t-
b9nai checles, Plaid SIX Tissues 0rcaadies Eng
lish end Frepck Pri,fs Pfinted Laloh. Frenrh
AeHins, bayqdire, Embroided Mullins 81 &C.
AA-oy--Nt VI EXPECT soon TO receive some 5000
call and examine
An Of which We Win sen On ~ ooo.l br,n
leithet for cash 81 on usual timol "a can is
bought 81 any good house Ia tie CIV ~ tf.l,s1
cOIARl HUMPHREYS & Bfr.T7rbS
ftby Ed 5t 4S-ly
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-12

Covenant LODGE, No. 20
A. z. Love N g.; lsaac NJ. Knapp See'y.
Meets ri Columbus, every Saturday night.
McKExpREE LoDGE, No 80.
J. w Peters, n. G.. VI. Clayton, Secretary
Meets at Columbus every Monday night.
FRlrNDsHp Lopez. No IS.
NJ r. Glenn, N G.; w. Dowsng, Sr., Sec'y.
Meets at Burton, every Friday night.
ToNBlGBY ENcAMrAENT, No. 6,
Gcorg Winhcld, 9, p. Peter p Ostrander
scribe aeis 40 ColunibHs, on hc LIST and Bird
Furslsy. Of each p4onth
s. DF n.
CoLrU1 thv1sios $50. 9. SONS CT TFMPER-
ANCE.--T cdnte iuCs oi this Division, are
held at 2 Gtse rance li;,li ~ Columbus, ever!
tuesday evening 40 o clock.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-12
81 tie State had sustained its ticket Is veil

out the State had sustained its ticket as we'll
as il those counties there would have been
no loss which would have called for an ex-
PLANTATION.
/ have noticed My those points IN the
speeches / have referred to, which were, or
seemed to be, directed paricularly at myself,
and have trust observed that temperance
in language which, proper at all times, il
specially suggested by the present position
of him whose remarks / have felt myself
called upon to answer. It has been done as
a duty to my own reputation, to those with
whom I was associated, and above all to the
cause in which ne labored.
Your fellow-eitizen,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-12

CoLuuBus r. A. CHArrER, No. 4.
c. IT, ALERT, II. P. N. f. Goodwin, Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus. on the LIST Monday after
Est Friday of each month
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-12
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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-12

MARIE DE LANDsFELD HEALD,
'LoLA Monies.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-12
SOCIETIES IN IOwNDEs COUNTY.


CoLuMBus LoDGE, No. 5.
S. s. Franklin. w. NJ NE. Goodwin, sec'y.
Meets At Columbus, on the lst Friday ofeach
month,
Lowxprs Lopcr, No ia
A. w. Lampkin, W. NJ. OF. Keeler, See'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the 3rd Friday of each
month.
DAuvrY LrrscoMB LoneE, IA.
Scott Thompson. w NJ Richardson, Sec'y.
Meets at Crnwlordsyille, on the 3rd Saturday
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-12

OrrtcR on the South East corner Of Main and Sc.
John Streets. Immediately ADORE the Grocery Store