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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
NUNS g. CLARK,S
PIANOS

FriiB subscriber IL constantly teeeelvIns sDgrT., o..
Tie above Majors the superior qualty on whose In
iacrcaaing demand for them. ~ '"V
To those no already acquainted with these Instruments
n may not Be supcrnuoua n say that they are made i
particular regard 10 keeping In tune Can obisei so s
ble especially when distant from cities where tuners az
selsni be met WITH having not only the metallic pi,e 90
,fhs modern improvements, but aso braces e1l,r,
caleulred % give great strength and solldify.
mf-A FadroHfss In writing onutes the purchaser "a
prove dsf~~uvs
Ahnss Psnos soid remsn IN tile city, WI be kep, a.
tne one Ysar wHhsut ehafHo; and hose be III
celIfrY rseksd uHboui charge.
fisnus tdnea, ici On hire, and taken In erchanfe
p. ~ TAYLOR,
- knrc s0rs syps~as - R>AkA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

FRESH TEAS,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
subscriber IN his recent visit TO the North,
4 Iaree addition to his stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES
and having purchased for cash. Is enabled 10 offer anx
ana every article in his line equally good not
ternls than articles Of the quality can lie had else
where His assortment Is composed part OF the follow.
Imperial, Young Tyson and Guupowder Tea
Sundowder Tea No Extra
Bk do DO 10 do
Crushed and Pulvcrized Sugar, for preseryin,
Loaf sugar of all qualities, some extra fne
81 CroI Brown sugar
Mevitss syrup, avery superior article Of Molas.es
MasclToni, real Italian
TTcdwelis Crackers
Sperm Candles and oil
Patent sperm Candles
Hulfs patent tallow DO
Do Blackburn >,nr,n ,,.,,
Do India hAphihA WINES
Do London Particular
Genuine old Port Wine (boitled 10 yoars)
Do Dull Gordon Brown sherry
Do MontiAdO Pale do, and other Sherry
old 6 London Dock Brandy
DO Rum (sl0)
DO Rye Whskey
DO Apple Brandy
Do Peach do dS2s)
Holland Gin
Hcidsieck
Anchor, 1884
DesprauL and Jouet
Harp, red and lightning CHAMPAGNE WINES
Jgpdo New brands
Chrei, several brands
AsSmannshauser
steinbsrEer Cabinet "'
Rudeshelner
Ss. .5ssR%S ooRDnLs
London Potter and Brown Stout
kesAlIA, Congress, Imperial, Noriego and Principe
All Of which, with many other articles, are offered for
cash. or'o p1ne'ual customers a.
'Ju - Family Grocery Cor Main street.
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= r pS , >. ssJ r; : ys : 3 s.s us.l

For the radical Cure of Hernia.
iiis Truss has been tried aud approved by the
eminent Surgeons Al the Nsrth and owing
ness OF hnsb lie facility Of adaptation 10 the Of the
ancctlon, and moderate price, has been excessively
ntroducedn those statesi has also been
superior Instrument by the surgeons In Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
Dr. r. received the diploma at the Mechanics ate Fair
In boston, for It's superiority over all others
supply OF these valuable insn uments Just received
and for sale, by GANNOR n ROYSrER,
Ia slfaOra he Rail-
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MARsHALI
FURNITURE wAHEROous,

- OF POslTE THE BANKS
VIZ subscriber has on hand, and ia constantly raprf,r
3Iht every arucle in the Furniture he ami soIrits
= Wv ron purchasers. Having machinery driven by
W., employed enables him 90 manufacture
80 Nv NV " lue ON as good terms the same article
ts.i,,. ''hcfc Tho Advantage Of mac hnrry
llNiW NulNIca me 10 have flic
ir ,s ~ ,ougy seasoned, (Which is of az much
~ ,t ~ llAN' good article good work. by HAVING
worked 0'''y -, ..sue une before
-'onaianilT on hand ana for sale &c., -
neral stock 0f MAHOGANY which n us4,,H , ,lll
hs.ion in NC lo1. sud saved IN my drecu6n "
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DIR. HULIfS m
UTERO ABDOMINAL sUPPORB--i'H.,,

DIX. tOll.'S
UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPOR ProI,ns,s
THIS Instrument for the radical cugcrna anplra
Il UtcTi, Falling OF the Womb, bytona ble Pessary
ton, supersednE the Of the 0mcted as The means
confidently recommended TO IN never having failed of
Of perfect restoration TO he the most assravaed cir
performing cure even Nd the DECIDED appI obaton Of
eumsianees II has recSDoN Sir scniaun &. Brodic
sir Ashley Cooper oIIcan TO the Queen; DIR. Ashweil
SIR James Clark Riery to Guys Hospital, DIR. Rgby,
Lt ctursr on Harthoiomew's; Dr. Griffith, Lecturer 10
Lecturer 10 Hospital; DR. Ransbotham Lecturer to Lon
Westmihta; Robert Ferguson Lecturer TO Westminster
don Hin Hospital DIR. sweatman, Lecturer Middcsex
1yingin Hospital also, by Henry Davies Conquest, Hun.
DELL Lee, Merriman surgeon kestes &c by Dr. Moreau
rresidentthe Academic Royale dc Medicine, PARIS, and
Accoucheur 10 the Duchess DOreans; Professors Vel
peau, NaIou, Paul Dubois SAMSON and others-and in
New York by Professor w Francis; q = Bedford, VI D.
Professor OF Miswlery in University Of NEW YORK,
Professor Delae, Professor Francis u Johnson PIes-
dent County Med. society laurens Hon, President Me
deal Society, State OF New York; Professor James Nc
Naughon Of Albany Professor March, Professor Cyrus
Perkins, Professor Doane-DTs. Thos Boyd, Gilbert
Smith, HoSack, Stearns, Ludlow kssan Nache, Power,
Grayson, Van Rensaier. and many other distinguished
PLY seians in the United States.
A. G. HULL-Ofice Vcsey street,
Astor House. New York.
TO constant supply Of the above Instruments with
DR. Hups improved TTusses for Hernia will be kept by
LYEIL, JOHNSTON a LYELI-
N. C.. King, Norfolk; Braggs a. Thomas, Petersburg;
SpotSwood a Robertson, do James +. RoYale, Lynch
burg; WIN. III. Chapel, farmvile' mh ?
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In boston, pr Us superiority over all others
supply OF these valuable insn nments Just received
iu3t Doe ',nor above the Bell Tavern.
FRESH AND DsnxsoNxBLEs BOOTS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
IN BURLINGTON n co. have recently received. and
wall Sss S cd, s pSw daily ,.s
hand render their stock Que OF the m,s varied aud
which they offer tnelr friends customers and the pub.
e generally AT wholesale and RETAIL such prccsas they
Purchasers OF fresh, f,shiSnsbe and good ar,i.
eles in line will find to their advantage TO give us
The very strongest Inducements to buy Amongst the ar
eles recently received and expected offer the follow
ing, viz:
LADIES.
LADIES' kid and morocco dress walking Shoes part
Ladies' superior kid aud dress walking slippers
LADIES' superior sealskin walking shoe, and shipper.
Do do white kid and white satin DO
DO do Cater Boo,s-9nil,ed silk Bpskins
DO do hne leather and cafskin Walking Shoes
DO do kid and morocco Buskins.
eEsrLkhEs's.
superior eafssn and morocco dress Boots
e'skn cork sole and water proof
superior Navy shoes and SSSs,O
% ealsssin water proof boots, at Sad "
DO do do do Shoes
Mems lined and bound Pessed 60 'c We BrSs'ns
DO sS%s i SsSSy Persc sewed Water Boots.
'fSoMEH'S.
Women. .ewed ~ pessed leather Welt.
Do fuienher kid and morocco slippers
Bors'.
Bc nned and bound pegged and sewed Brogsns
10 hne calf and kip sewed Btogans
DO extra heavy sewed do
DO fine calf Boots.
Misses nne sealskin and Dress Boots part city
Misses fine do do do do Shoes
Do common kid slippers
DO hne leather Boots aud Shoes.
cHILDREs's.
Chlldren's superior we.ted Bootees and Shoes
DO do pump do do DO
DO. common TO DO DO ID
DO superior morocco Boots, Shoes and knels Tss
TRUNKS.
superior leather Travelling Trunks bellows and hard tops
DO hair and sealskin Trunks. &c &C.
,,,., ID. BURLINGTON & co.
sale and Retail Boot, Shoe, Trunk Leather
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DUTLgRs TAsTELEss sHIDLITZ POWDERS soti
- III Powders, which arc unusually offered 10 the public
n Two 90 arafe PORTIONS, IN these BY process hic
prevents any spontaneous action upon other eomb
ued IN one compound powder, the eccscing solution o
which, in water, very nearly lastsless.
BESIDES being palaabls, u IL made IN much ies.
time and With infinitely Ices trouble than That produce
he two p0wdersprepared IN the usual way POI sale
ALEXANDER DTVAI.
aus &c., ~ y - t5.t, 49,
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- SHAWL ROOM.

SHAWL ROOM
LAY BENTLEY hsve this day opened upwards of
u ONE HUNDRED splendid Shaws and Mantillas arranged
on Their second floor where they be conveniently
mined. Among them, are
Heavy figured Kabye Shawls
Embroidered camel hair do
Rich aud extra rich BroChe do
DO embroidered Thibet do
Elegant figured satin do
splendid embroidered satin do
Gros grain, satin, and mode Manullas
Velour Ottoman with fringe DO
super clene velvet DO
Embroidered and cutv velvet do
Extra rich embroidered satin do
Those in Of the above articles will rarely meet
with 90 favourable opportunity u making selection
Call soon. no 2f-2,Vco
GCOTTS PATENT IRON SAFES, Lined with
- AsOestos manufaeturedn Philadelphia by G. w Cross
varying In price from si5 10 sNO-For sale by
IeU osno.i,s ~. a.,
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AMERICAN T4sLE CUTLERY.

Epuy Pltet UWTuHItd good.
~ J. RICHARDS a. %. have just opened an addition
~. al supply Of the Dove justly celebrated Cutlery
consisting In part, as flfnws
Best IVORY balane candles with plain Forks in sets Of 81
pieces 49,
Also snperioAricle Of black and coored sef-tip ba
lance haniles WI aud without French Forks In sets OF
81 pieces otNrwise
Also beef IiceTs, very superior article
DO IvorISnd settip Carving Knives and Forks
DO u game CaTvers
The ave goods, for sale at no other establishment in
the city vii he disposed Of at reasonable prices at the
HardSre and Fancy Store sign OF the saw opposite the
Ewnr 1aveIn u slTeet. Shockoe IIll. - mo N
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Nottoway County Court, December ID lst0-wood
Jones phf against Thomas t;rinstead Robert Tueker
Gerry. 's' "e''s'- 40 SHaT-
Ihe defendant, Thomas Grmstead not having entered
anu gwen security according The act Of
sseoy aud the rules OF this Court and appearing by
cso.oIy evuence that he IL not inbabiiant OF this
,ononwcah u In ordered, the said defen,aa do an.
pea, mere on me hrs day OF March Term next and an.
swerthc Dill Of the plaintiff and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted In the Richmond NhIs f,r ,sa
months eeessvey, and posted the front door OF The
A copy. 'rcsfc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
JOHN |. DONALDSON, PresidenL
1INHls Company makes ASSURANCES ON LIVES for
or more years, for L1e, the following for
very hundred dollars:
Age Ogs year. Seren years Life.
y SloO SLIP S2Oi
80 l.6 l.53 276
IS 1871 1896 375
co AS 4gI 700
GRANTS ANNUlTIES- for hundred dollars
60 yearsof Age, sl055)
65 l227 Per Annun.
40 Hl9N
BUYS ANNUTTIEs;
SELLS ENDOWMENTs FOR CHILDREN;
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOsITE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRACTsin which life OF the interest OF mo.
ney Is involved
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Applications may be made personally by letter. (poS.
paid) 10 the subscriber, Agent for the Company Rich
Inond who will furnish all essary Information
DESTROYS OF avdng themselves OF the advantages which
this Institution offers, for providing Sanst those changes
90 which all subject from the uncertainty OF life and the
precarousnesS Of business. By payment Of small
Gum, which maE men can spare comfortable support
may, by this means, be securedp Their families.
isA ". BALDWIN. Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

THE subscriber is ceving and keeps constantly Inland
Il atwholesale and retail, and the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware Of every description
Also agreat variety of Stoves, burning either
wood ORC oal
Pipes every Other article line made TO
order at the shortest notice.
" TITUS RICE
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WIN. RowLErT, SDiie. Ap-
a TO New OrlsansSed and Tor
laccs, will be r agents at New
y the masteiay be actually in-
.pt such &C IL
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NfM fork Correspondence.

New York, July 25, lsil
We are to have General Meeting here on Monday
evening of " the friends of a National Bank Nth
Branches. This call is intended to favor ultraism on
that difficult question 1t was determined on at very
thin special meeting of the Wing General Committee
80 members present out of 49, of whom 10 voted
objects of the special meeting of the Committee and
those few of the friends of the predeter-
mined action. And yet less than one.tourM of the
entire Committee concurred in the course pursued
trust the meeting will nevertheless be large one and
that It's expression of sentiment will be prudent as
well as firm regret to believe that personal have
been blended with public considerations in urging
this movement.
The i.omenod School Question still lives to perpc-
tuae discord and parayze effort among us in view of
the Fall Election. The Albany Epening Journal OF
Friday contains Mr. VERrLANcKs great speech in ia
vor of the Secrearys bill in the Senate last Spring
and the American of last evening gives counterblast
in the shape of review of Bishop HuGHes's long
speech at Carroll Hall, by HIRAM KErcHuM, Esq
Each, need not say, Is an able and powerful argu-
ment. Meantime, Loco Focosn is silent as the grave
on the subject The battle is fought by the friends OF
the proposed change mainly for the benefit of those
who vote with opponents and against us yet their
Jealous friends who natter the Irish and other Catho
lies in Tammany and carry the City by their votes have
never word to say for them now. They stand of
looking on and saying nothing, but ready to dip in
when the hard knocks and the spos are TO be
secured still hope tina, this feud will in some way
be baked before November.
The Custom House Investigating Committee will
not understand, close its scrutiny for ten DAYS vet
The testimony taken already covers 400 large folio
pages. Mr. HoYT has not yet been on the stand
Some of the revelations arc startling, but am not at
liberty TO speak out yet | reckon the sub L reasury
as device for the sate-keeping of the public money
will be pretty essentially riddled when the evidence is
printed. More soon.
Great effort is making TO induce Hon Csc PorN.
DEXTER TO attend and speak the Bank Meeting to-
morrow evening, and 10 run a tilt at Mr.. WEBSTER
doubt both he proprety of the effort and its success
We have little local news. The weather is afro
cously hot The sky is of brass, and even the sea-
breeze though rather refreshing at the Battery be-
| comes a srocco mile up town. The mercury must
be up % in the shade. We had sprinkle of rain
this morning but need heavy shower.
There is little change in the Markets, Ashes
rs so Flour is rather fiat at last weeks prices;
IS 80 is the highest point, and hand be obtained -
Cotton rose shade Monday, but Freghts rose
too, and Cotton has rather rcceded again.
Yours, HAROLD
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curaie knowledge but for ourselves we expect
neither justice nor charity from those protesting
TO be friends, who seem to find fault with more
facility than the open enemy We say gravely
and deliberately, there is no sufficient reason for
the croakings and complaints, which are COM
mon among many of our friends Have they no
memories Can they not consider how the
present Administration came into power? That
il was by forgetting the past-by postponing
difficulties among ourselves, and by uniting the
efforts Of men of various shades Of opinion fol
specified object--the overthrow Of Van Buren,
and his Sub Treasury.
Under all the circumstances Of compromise
and victory Of the great work before US, aggra-
waited by the long lease Of power which the late
dominant party enjoyed; of the dspensaton of
Providence in the death of our chosen Chief
Magistrate, and OF the advent of his successor /;
of the embarrassments OF the country of the
differences Of opinion and Of the numerous and
laborlous Investigations Of official abuses, we
think the. Administration party, both Executive
and Legislative, have accomplished as much as
any reasonable being could expect. In our OPT
Mon, no Legislature in the history of the world,
has ever surpassed the present House Of Repre-
sentatives in the extent and importance of the
work il has executed in so short time. And
as to what remains 10 be done, the prospect is
bright and cheering We confidently expect
every measure the Administration has proposed,
will be carried in some form at this session, and
that Congress will adjourn by the goth Of Au-
gust. What more can our friends ask-what
more does the country require
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Correspondence of the Madisonian.
PlrrsrlgLp, Mass, July %, ls4l

PlTTsfELD, Mass, July ~, lS4l.
Ma ALLEN:
BY all that we can gather from the Washington
papers (Which by the bye, four days old before
they reach us the grand question ofthe Bank is
TO be taken An intense interest the fate of this
measure pervades the whole country and The one hun
dred and forty five thousand Harrison majority rely
with confidence upon those they have elevated to
TO it that measure for the reformation and resto-
ration of the currency s passed. They parti-
cuIar as to the details of the bill but Mr. Bates said
if they reach the top twig for the best fuit,
they will take such may be within their reach y
The Opposition have, most certainly, lost ground by
their sham movements to amend as every body
sees their object has been to throw obstacles in the
way, and 10 cause delay and expense, in the hope of
making political capital out of it, All this is well un-
derstood
There is much regret expressed tina, there should
be such differences of opinion among our friends as
10 cause any alienation. Gen. Harrison was elected
by compromise OF opinions those who elected him
only retain their power by mutual concession and
liberation. You remember well the consequences Of
the intolerance of Mr. Van Buren, party which drove
of the Conservatives, you and / amongst the mum.
her merely for a difference of opinion. The Wing
lsrty were in a minority--the unchanged Democrats
and some of the States Right people joined them for
the sake of putting down this intolerance. Ii was
not the Wing party alone therefore, that triumphcd,
and they cannot expect to have every thing their own
way, without regard for their compatrois. Ma
ny Of those who joined the Wings for the specified
purpose Of prosratng Van Burcnsm, did not, by any
means, concur in all the and principles OF
the Wings. Still they ready to cooperate with
them IN spirit Of patriotism and beray, in reform
my abuses and restoring the prosperity Of the country
can appreciate the position of Mr.. Tyler Mr.. Rves,
aud Mir Clay. The States Right party, and the
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WASHINGTON GLOBE.

1t would be endless task to correct all the false
hoods invented and circulated by the conductors OF
the Locofco press in relation to the characters of the
prominent men Of the Administration party. Let it
once be understood that man is regarded as an able
and fearless advocate of true Republican principles
and the thousand hyends of Locotocolsm Immediately
pounce upon him, and attempt to impair his influence
by blackenng his character.
We have been led to these remarks by article in
the Washington Globe, of the 2st instant eveled at
the honorable Secretary of the Treasury, which, we
the thousand fasehoods circulated by that corrupt
and abandoned press 1t appears editorial in that
paper, and is doubt the production of the editor
Lest the public at distance where the character OF
this mendacious editor is unknown, might be mlsed
deem it proper TO give fiat aud unequivocal con
tradcon to every statement contained in the article.
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,


BY and NTH the adpice and consent Of the Senate
BURGESS - GATHER, Superintendent of the Branci
Mint at Charlotte, N. C.
IT, S. ATTORNEYS.
CORNELIUS DARRAoH, Western District Of Penn
sylyana.
RETURN j. Mixes, Middle District Of Tennessee
CHARLEs CHAPMAN, District Of Connecticut
john HoLMEs, District Of Maine
CHARLES DAVIS, District Of Vermont.
Bale PEyToS, Eastern District Of Louisiana.
JOSHUA A. SPENCER, Norshern District OF N y
JUSTIN BuTrERfIELp, District of Illinois.
FRANKLIN DExrER, District Of Massachusetts.
Thomas w. SUTHERLAND, District of Wisconsin.
U. s. MARSHALS.
ISRAEL W. KELLEY, District of New Hampshire.
SYLVESTER HARTsHoRNE, District Of II. Island
THOMAS b. JOHNSON, District of Iowa
JoHN ID. KMsMAN, District Of Maine.
WIN. II. RUSSELL District of Missouri.
SiLAs Nj. STnLwELL, Southern District of N
AEpERsoS MILLER, Southern District Of Miss
THOMAS W. NEWTON, District of Arkansas
JOHN b. ELpREDGE, District Of Connecticut
JoHs G. CAMP, Middle District Of Florida.
DEPUTY POSTMASTERs
Gro. Cox, Huntsville Alabama
Thomas s. Redo, Lexington, Kentucky.
Gro. w. f. BEpLL, Columbus, Georgia.
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To THE Error OF the MAplsosrAS


Mindful Of the old adage that lone cannot touch
pitch without being defled,' the conductors Of the
Wing press in Washington have absiained from motto
ing the grossly scurrous and calumnous articles which
from time to time appear in the columns Of that dirty
sheet'-'he Globe. So far as the entire vast party
which brought the present Administration into power
is concerned, it were wholly unnecessary to rebut its
charges and expose its falsehoods, and with its
own party its character for yeracty would scarcely
outweigh that of Munchausen. No man of any par
ty rcgardfu of the sober decences of life would be
willing of ITS numbers pass into his domes-
tic circle until it had passed his censorship, and but
few of its subscribers, think, stultifed
brazen to quote it authority entitled to credit
No length of forLearance can weary satiate its
Editors propensity for scurrility answer, however
soft, can turn away his wrath" on, on he goes,
careering through the common sewer of Bilngsgate,
until his paper has become a Globe" of filth from
centre to circumference foul, offensive, and polu-
ting that the great Bamboozler" himself turns
away in disgust from keeping such ball in motion,
and thinks the task Of Sysphus tolerable than
his | am doubtful of the proprety of breaking
so excellent custom and one generally observed
as that, which permits the attacks of the Globe to
pass in silent contempt but have felt constrained to
bestow the above slight notice upon the Thersites of
the OPPOSITION press in view OF article which APP
peared his paper of the 2lst ns: under the caption
-(remember, :" The Deru can quote SCRIPTURE y
Al the lille ones at one fell suoop."
The character of that vehicle of every SANDER
that Omnibus of lies, the Globe, is well estab
shed its perfect reckessness Of truth and decency.
notorious render it wholly unnecessary for any
to sit down a serious REPUTATION of its monsrous
inventions. One would think Of writing a
book to contrevert the adventures of Munchausen.
design only in conclusion, brief notice of another
article which appeared in that paper of the 2lsty in
singularly telictous uKtaposon with that upon
which have commented as almost to induce
picon that 1t placed there by some who
loves the truth and abhors a lie" fitting and
truthful notice. and well-meIted rebuke of the false
hoods in that which Immediately preceded it
two or three slight alterations in the body of the ar-
Gle, and change Of caption from Louisville Jour
nal to Washington Globe, and it will read as fol-
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AN OLD REPUBLICAN or lS0l

ELEcTIoNs-The annual election for members OF
the State Legislature in Kentucky takes place on
Monday next
The election for Governor and members of the Lee
gislaure in Tennessee is held the 9th of August.
In Illinois there is election for Representatives in
the present Congress on the Sd of August