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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-22
MEXICAN rIUsTANG I1NYuENT

From cf and poor, bond and ffee-all gr4des col
and conditions the same me d of praise is rsis
tibly given to the ndertu fr parton Thousands Of
bnes are SO and u,ed daily, and but one UNIVERSAL
opinion is uttered by all who it, any that IT, that no
remedy before disco,ered pos such pc rte CT
healing and curative nrareti s. 1t acts like magic in
relieving pains OF any kind by what cause or
how eXcrutla'lns-sp iains, disocaliol of ints h u
ses, cuts burns, scaIds, ulcer, erl. rheu n4sm
pies, caked breas or any pain, solene s. Stiffness
W. aknfss OF Joints, muscles or lisanents. The Lir
ment 8 equally appcab and qualify efectaa in Vi, ),
immediate relief. Try II.
am horse doctor, and have been en3a ed about
fifteen Yeas In the bushes N nave used amo tevt
kind Of Linimrnt ia use; of all the Lii m-n have
used know OF none so eftcual III Mexican Mus
tang Ll'Imenl; It is an na lbe remedy have used
II in lnaumerabls cases OF the obs tate character
well Calculated 10 test lis vtues and have always
experienced the most excel sn results from its use
could nat do MiIhout it.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-22

BALTIMORE, Feb. IA.
A letter received in this city by the Ohio from
Aspinwall, written by a friend on board the
steamer Tennessee, when one day off San Fran
cisco, reports tho yellow fever us having broken
out, and that eighteen deaths had already oc-
CURED. Six others were then dying. The let
ter bears date January 18th.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-22

STABlER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPRCTO.
RANT AND DIARRHtEA CORDIAL being RECON-
and Pharmaceusts of high ST nding nthr ty Of Bal
tin re, there be duub otheir superior virtues
Those suffering with C Ids, Coughs, Hoarseness We,
il they VIII find relief.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-22

The steamer Prometheus sailed from New
York Saturday for San Juan, with large num-
Der Of passengers.
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We A ~ n6 E M

On Thursday evening, 18th inst by the Rev Adam
Empie, Mr.. VIM. B. TALIAFERRO, of Gloucester
county, to Miss SALLY NE1VINSON LYONS daugh-
tel of James Lyons Esq. this city.
In this city on Monday, the inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Moore, DR.. DANIEL w. MOSELEY of buckingham
to Miss MARY e. STEVENSON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-22
ARCHIBALD POW ELI

3 NILS SOL Ii of CJensvle Indiana
DIR. A. g. BRAGG ST.: My little child, when enc
month oil attacked with S aid Head and tortwo
y-.rs have employed the best medic Al men In the
city without any ben. fit One month since lis hea
solid cake sore-l urchased one Is cent bottle Of
your Mustang Linimcn to a had on NV
nose and upper liz which had been for SIX months
1t cured 1t Immediately l used remainder of;
the bottle the chids head and is nearly cured
one bottle more viii wthou, doubt perfectly
HENRY SFlER,
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MARINE ANTELLlGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND,

ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, New York, mdse to
Ludlam x Watson.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-22
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
low OPENING
NOW OPENING AT THE NEW STORE,
No 1O6 Vain Street,
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
WATCHES, We WELRY 4 FANCYGOODs

NOW OPENING AT THE NEW STORE,
No 1916 Main Street,
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
WATCHES, JEWELRX 4 FANCYGOODS
Ever brought to this market.
NHE subscriber having taken lea>e of the large store
80 JOG Nam street Tor the purpose Of permanently
establishing himself for the sale of Goods OF the above
description and having great experience in importing
and dealing directly with the manufacturers enables him
TO offer great bargains to city and country merchants
The assortment of WATCHES will be kept co@plete
and Tor quantity and quality in material and nish they
cannot be excelled in any in the country and can
De confidently recommended The assortment ofJEW
ELRl will also be kept complete. The assortment Off
FANCY GOODS would take the whole of one of the
mammoth sheet newspapers to describes suffice it to saw
that the stock, amounting to nearly Sl00000 win be sold
at low prices be purchased in any of the North
ern citles Please call and examine goods aud prices
ELIAS HALE
Importer, No log. Main street,
The undersigned having engaged d, assistant to Mr.
Hale VIII be happy to supply his numerous friends and
acqnalnanees with such articles as they may need in
his lne either by wholesale retail 1t is scarcely ne
cessary to say that every eft will be made to give pa.
irons entire satisfaction.
ie as THos. w. KEEsEE
ITO ROUSE BUILDERS. Rail- ROAD
CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. -As agent lor
steam saw mill IN North Carolina | will contract for
fe % las WIVSTSN
ATTENTION EPICURES.
Fime Reef at Stall No. III, Old Market.
IINHE Undersigned will exh bit at his stall No III Old
= Market. on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, ofths week, lot of No. BEEF. He
socts call from his and the public generally
JOHN LINDSEY
fe2l-4t No. 2 Old Market
~ 44,64 le4 cotton and linen Sheetings 9 and 81
pillow Case Cottons aud Linens for sale by
ava c. HARrWELL II CO,
fe 22 Opposite Swon Tavern.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-22
David Bryan, Postmaster of Alexandria, wht
was appointed under Mr. Monroe's administra
ton, has resigned

PRESIDENT FILLMORE HoME-The City Councils
OF buiao have ado ted resolutions oongratuiang Pres
ident Fillmore upon his appro .ching release nom The
ohes OF office, and upon tie fact taf he is
come among them again, lnlnee in the more congo
Mai asocaions Of unofficial lie. They also eApreas
me nope that on his return h may be accompanied by
the dist nished statesmen who have in the
care aad shared in the 6 oy of his admin tration.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-22

Maj Luton, of the Murine Corps, died sud
deuly 10 Norfolk on Saturday last.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-22

Mr.. Fuller of Washington, who was shot by
Capt. Schaumberg. a lew days since. lies in n
critical condition. Inflammation has supervened !,
and little hopes are entertained of his life.
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b Y A U II II o RITY.

Laws OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed during the Second Session Of the Thirty second
Congress.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-22

1t seems to be pretty well understood says the Alex.
audra Telegraph, that the Hon. Vim. Smith, who has
nstreturned from California. WILL his friends should
confer upon him the nomination, consent to become
candidate for Congress fir this Congressional district
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26
PROSPECTUS OF THE
PRAIRIE NEW S.

Under this title, the undersigned is about to pub
\ fish Weekly Newspaper at OKOLONA, Chick
asaw Co., Miss.
The rapid growth of this town, its position in the
midst of rich and prosperous section of country,
and of an intelligent and generous community and
the Importance it is shortly assume principal
depot the Mobile & Ohio Railroad, together with
the liberal encouragement extended to by the cti
zens OF Okoona and vicinity, have induced US to en-
bark in this enterprise.
In the prosecution of it, we pledge ourself that
there shall be no lack part of industry, and de-
votedness to the great object of making journal
useful to its patrons. Avoiding party politics, and
cry topic of which the discussion tends to array
portion of society against another, our endeavor will
be to furnish summary of the current news of the
times, with udicous selection of such matter as will
render ours readable family paper, and in a modest
way to attract the attention of our readers to those
subjectsswhich most concern them as American, und
especially Southern citizens.
To Merchants and Advertisers generally we ven
ture to recommend our paper as a convenient means
of access to a large and fourshing population.
Connected with establishment is an excellent
assortment Of Type, which Job-workcf every de-
scrption viii be neatly and promptly executed on the
usual terms of the country.
The publication Of the Prairie News will be com.
menced at as early aday as possible.
TERMs-$250 a year. Subscriptions to be forw ar
ded to the undersigned at Okolona, Miss.
80 REUBEN MASON.
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Tribute of Respect.

At regular meeting of McKendree Lodge No.
80 l. o. O. F. held March 21st 1855, the fol-
lowing Preamble and Resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted.
Whereas, in the dispensatons of an all wise
Providence he has taken from member of this
Lodge by death, Therefore be it
Resolved Isl. That this Lodge has heard of the
death of our much esteemed Brother THOMAS
B. WATKINS with. feelings of profound and
heartfelt regret, as by his death the church on
earth has lost christian-the community an up
right citizen and our Lodge has been deprived Of
a faithful and worthy member.
ResolVed end. That our charter be shrouded in
mourning, and that the members of this lodge
wear the usual badge, for the space of thirty days
Resolved 3rd That copy of the foregoing res
olutions be furnished the family of the deceased
and that we offer them our sincere coincidence
and share With them this sore bereavement, anc
that the city papers be requested to publish thu
same.
From the Minutes.
GEORGE @. BROWN.
Secretary
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26
The Democracy Of Old LoWndes.

On Monday the 18th of April the first day of Circuit Court
there will be meeting OF the Democracy of this county held
the Court House in this city The object is to organize and
select Delegates to attend the State convention assemble
Jackson on the LIST Monday of May There five
ddaes for Congress- Governor Secretary of State Treasurer
Auditor of Public Accounts and Attorney General to no.
inmate party candidates Old Lowndes should be there
Her well her wishes ought be heard and respect
ed and hope friends will attend the meeting IN April
and select delegates who will attend the May convention
proper say that wish delegates sent who are not
70 frightened by the songs of dsunion and division, which
lately have startled old in mans attire. In
e distance division of the party proper but there
sbound be sng off of those who are determined
upon having office Of making side experiment for it.
To meet this spirit firmly and yet kindly that wish to
The right delegates Jackson the spirit of dis
cord aroused for facing, and compromising with
Sooner or later the policy Of compromising with disorder
~ produce its bitter fruits and are therefore, opposed
"e policy upon principle
Let the party turn out them and send the true cho
soH iaith to represent it at jackson,
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber takes this method Of informing the
citizens of Columbus and vicinity, that he has open
ed shop on the corner opposite the Courthouse, and
recently occupied by ~ B. Palmer, where he has en-
hand, and will manufacture to order, Boots, Shoes,
Saddles Brides Carriage, Buggy Wagon, and Stage
Harness, and all articles in his line.
He is also furnished with good lot of material,
both Northern and Domestic His workmen, for the
most part, are equal to any in the southern country
Repairing in all the above branahes, executed with
neatness. No pains spared to please those who may
favor him with call Hides and Talow taken in trade
To planters he would say, he will be prepared tc
furnish, the coming season. 5000 pair of heavy russell
Lbrogans, to which he would cali their attention.
i. J. MUNGER.
March 49, 1888 Som
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26

Out of 800 600, required to complete the sub
scripton to the capital stock of the New York and
California Steamship Company, it is stated that
one million has been subscribed.
The N. o. Picayune says that the old congrega-
ton of the Rev Mr.. Clapp, has raised the hand
some sum Of $4,000 for the purpose of building
him church. The reverend gentleman has t
congregation worth pleasing.
DANIEL CHANDLER, Esq, of Mobile has beer
suggested as suitable individual to fill the Guber
material office of Alabama.
The New Empress of France had ffty-eigh
splendid wedding dresses made a few days previou
to her marriage. Her pocket handkerchiefs, it
said, cost 2, 900 francs apiece.
Mrs. Howard, the late mistress of Napoleon III
has been enobled by the Emperor, who has pur
chased and made her proprietor of the village {
Beauregard, near Versailles. She will bear th
title of Countess Of Beauregard.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26
FALL AND wExTER GOODS.

HAMILTON, BASKERVILLE & co.
HAVING purchased a very large supply of FALL
II AND WINTER GOODS in the best markets the
country Affords and on the best terms the cash would
command greater portion of which are now receiv-
ed invite their customers and the public generally
call and examine their stock. They their pa
irons of their disposition and confident ability to sup
pIv them on as good terms any house in this any
neighboring city.
They particularly invite the attention of the ladies
to their large and beautiful selection of
SILKS, CASHMERES DELAIYES,
and other dress goods;
Teluet and Sill embroidered MANTTLLAS, DC.
in which they will offer unusual inducements to pur.
chasers.
Their stock Of heavy goods for plantation use-ther
ready made clothing. Prints, Carpetings, Saddlrv,
Hats, Bootes, and Shoes Hai dseare dad Cutlery, e-
cry Steer and Plated IYare, GROCERY and Chia can
not be exceled in quality, styles and cheapness y
Having much larger stock than heretofore and a
greater variety they deem sufficient to say that they
are at all times prepared and pleased show their
goods without fear of competition in styles or prices
/ Columbus, Miss December IL, 1852. OK
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26

THE Trustees of the Montevallo Institute, near CO.
lumbus, take this method of informing their pat
rons and the public generally, that they have secured
the services of Mr. ABRAHAM MAER, as Princ-
pal in the Female department of said Institution
The qualifications Of Mr. NJ. an instructor ofyouths
and especially Of young ladies, is too we'll known in
this community to require any commentator. His
age, experience and success hitherto sufficient guar
rantees to all who may feel inclined to patrouize the
school and the Trustees arc confident, that with his
services and the aid of their accomplished Assistant,
Miss ROOT, that they may promise their patrons
thorough of literary and scientific training
The next session will commence on the 2Sh of this
month, at which time itwoud be well for those who
intend to patrUnSe the school to send in their pupils.
TIE situation Of the BIontevao Institute is in every
respect favorable. Ii high elevation, we'll sup
piled with pure air and water and remote from any
causes of disquietude
Board be obtained in the vciaity at reasonable
rates WIN. B. WINSTON, President.
w. Fl. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
February 18th, 1853. 3-tf.
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The state OF sEis4lssiap5, E4owr,ties county

The State Of mississippi, EoWn6es county
PRonArE CocRr, FEpaUARY TERN, 1853.
To all persons Szteresiea IN he Estate Of Aaron Rssdy
deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that at term Of the Pro-
i bate Court of sand county held at the Court
House in the town OF Columbus, on the first Monday
in February 1853, Olivia u. Ready, widow OF Aaron
Ready late OF the State Alabama, deceased filed her
petition for Dover in the following lands III said coun-
ty to-wit:
The North half OF section fifteen the south hal: u
section nine, the south half ard the east hiatt Ut THO
north east quarter az section ten, the west hall UNA
the west half of the east hall OF section ELEVEN, The
south quarter and The west halt OF the south east
quarter oil section two the cas-. half of the south
quarter OF section three, all in township eighteen
range sixteen east; the west half OF the north west
quarter OF section township eighteen range nine
teen east the east iaIf Of the south west quarter of
section seventeen tow nshp eighteen range nineteen
east the east half OF The north cast quarter OF section
twenty township eighteen range nineteen east, thc
north half of section fifteen township nineteen rang1
Is west Lots three, four, five, seven, eight. fifteen
and twentv-scyen in the town of Westport, contain
ing ten acres each Block fifteen, eighteen,
fory-sx orty-seven, fortyninc fifty, fty-four nifty
hve ffty-nne, sXtythree, siXtyiour slXty-six, and
seventy Fractional Blocks fifteen, sixteen, twenty
two, twentythree, twenty-sx, thirtytwo and thirty
three Lots four and ten in Block four; Lots two,
four five, six, seven, nine and ten in Block twenty
en- Lots one, three and ten in Block twentyeght j;
The west half of Block thirty three, Lots one, two
three, SIX, and eight: Block thirty-our; Lots
one, two, three, four fire. six, eight nine and ten in
Block thiry-egh; Lots enc, two, three, four five, six,
and seven in Block thrty-nnc; Lots four and ten in
Fractional Block four Lots two three, four and
five in Fractional Block FIVE; Lots one two four five
/ in Fractional Biloxi ten; Lots and two in Frac-
ttona Block eleven, all in said town of Westport
which said petition set for final hearing at the
next June Term Of said Court, 1858, at which time
you hereby notified appear and show cause fang
you have why said petition should not be granted and
Dover in said lands granted accordingly.
i WITNESS, the Hon. NATHANIEL E..
/. S. GOODWIN, Judge of said Court the
lst Monday in February 1853.
DANIEL WILLIAMS,
February 1853 4--G&. Clerk.
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The state Of Misgissippi, Lowndes County.

Inc STATE OF MlsslSsIpplI L0Wnues COunIy
To all persons interested IN the estate Of Teresa d. Oueral
YOU are hereby notihed he and oppear before our
| Probate Court, at Term to be holden at the
Courthouse of Lowndes county, the first Monday
in May, 1853, then and there to show cause if any
you have, why the following Land should not be sold
to-wit:
The six Lots off of the south erd of block No. four;
Lots three, four, and five in block No. five and two
and one half Lots fractional block No four and
on block next south of G. A. Chambers, all south Of
Main Street, in the Town of Columbus, county Of
Lowndes and State of Mississippi, according to the
petition Of John F. Overall. John W. Overall, G.
Overall, William d. Overall and W. D. Chapman
Guardian ad Item of Edwin E. Overall.
l.. S.-Witness the Honorable Nathaniel E. Good
win, Judge Of the Probate Court of said county, The
lst Monday in March, A. D. 1853.
Issued March l4th, 1853. DANIEL WILLIAMS,
March 10, 1853. SGT Clerk
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26

Ihee has been great irreguariy the arrival othe pa
per mails tor several weeks past We without news and
nothing tries the euaniuty Of editor much that of
being deprived OF his of news We could launch
INTO long and interesting dissertation upon the trials perpex-
les and annOyances OF the editorial life this morning,
outstanding the Is bright and warm and happy
and smiling faces all around Us, and hear the marlin chng
his merry song of love and graduation But all these
bng cheerful thoughts and pleasant reflections the poor,
hard-wOtked pad editor He, poor SOUL looks upon
the world with grim smile He hears patron say WELL this
editor is lazy fellow, there's in his paper The
chant grow market news; the planter that there is
no cotton the politician because his opponents are
cut the ispng miss because there runaway
nes the literary blue stocking because there fine poetry
nor splendid tale the widow because there deaths
marriages the old maid, because there suicides
rapes recorded Grumbng is the only song that ee the ed
lors ear One has suggestion make another is dissat
hed because the editor does scouge this that crying
evil forgetting that all evils crying third wants puff
and fourth more philosophical than the rest tina
ne regards to editor being little short of fool Well well
an editors head should be engine ROOM his brain an
worked by steam his and legs wrought iron his mus
cles OF tempered STEEL his eyes balls of living fire hi
tongue OF brass, and his thoughts Possibly
might them thus armed satisfy public curiosity and gritty tn
Of the public in the absence mashe never can 9th
eryise hope to do So
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26
Our BoOk s:

We have received from Leolaif 6Co, the Janrar,
number of the Edenburg Reeies and dneods Magasins TO
February Their tables of contents are rich with choice read
ing The article in the Edenburg St Paus epistles
thec1ca reflections upon the great Apostles life worth
lone, the subscription.
We have not had time more than glance at the table
contents in the Blackwood bet discover paper from old H
North and one from Bulwer'sptn.
Blackwood and the Reviews are $40 per annum-re
nit to Leonard Scott & Co, 70 Fulton street, n Y
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26
MOIP1DTno
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE STATE OF MIssIS-
sIPPI, HELD AT COLUMBUS:
BRYAN T. WILLIAMS,
JAMES poTNDExTER. WILLIAM

BRYAN T. WILLIAMS,
VS.. AT RULES.
JAMES PoINDEXTER, WILLIAM
n MACON, Lucy ANN MACON, ct al. March,, 1853
T TPON opening the matters in this Bill contained,
\ and it appearing by affidavit filed, to the satsfac
ton of the Court, that the above named defendants
nonresidents(of the State of Mississippi and
side beyond the limits of this State that the ordna
ry process of this Court cannot be executed upon them
1t is therefore ordered that unless the said defendants
appear here before the Vice Chancellor before
the first day of the next Term of this Court. to be
holden at the Courthouse in the town of Columbus,
on the first Monday in May next ensuing, and plead
answer demur to the Bill of complaint herein, the
several allegations thereof may be taken confessed
by them, and such order and decree made therein
his Honor, the Vice Chancellor may deem equitable
and just
1t is further ordered that copy of this order be in
serted in the " Southern Standard, newspaper pub
lshed in the town of Columbus, weekly for month
A true copy from the minutes Attest
w. w. LESTER,
March u, 1853. Clerk.
eTHarris d. Beduchanap, Att. for defendant.
i Printers fee 50 90
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26

2A friend writes for opinion OF President iierces
cabinet We are opposed giving pirate opinions upon pub
lie topic and b opinions upon private topics The fact
were we TO tell our friend what think he might know
than il proper mpart and should decline tel
him what think he might know less than he desires,
no more than useful for us both Is he answered If not
refer him that great book the unsealed Future TO
what think of the cabinet having he know
little sagacy TO divine the Future, as he has.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26
Fat H0gS.

planting friend of ours in this county, has shown us tlr
average Weight of sixty he raised and slaughtered this year
The hogs from IA to D months old, and killed il
lots of 10 The first 10 averaged 434710 The six lbs
weighed 1892, and the average 3O73a Ii.
This proves satisfactorily, that fine Pork be raisc
here in Tennessee. Our friend is only practical
but he OF the successful planters in the county
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-03-26
Final Settlement.

the administrator Of the estate of Elizabeth F.
u Mulln, deceased will file my account and vouch-
ers with the Judge of Probates of Lowndes county,
State of Mississippi, and shall ask for discharge from
all further liability in the said administration at the
April term of said court next All persons interested
are notified to show cause if any there be, why said
account should not be allowed.
PERRY MULLIN,
March H. 1853. 73t Administrator