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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-31
GOOD ADYICE-EXCELLENTI

The Ozark Eagle, rabid locofoco paper
during the recent Presidential canvass, has
come to the point of now advising "the
pc ople--the Democracy of the country
to resume their former positions in the
ranks of Republicanism" Good IRE.
sume"--thats the word. We predicted
long since that "the democracy" would
eventually 81 gfr for the old fashioned repub-
licanism of their "a theirs, and resume their
places in the line which they have too long
left TO the defence of a comparative few,
who resisted the temptations to "expunge"
their creed, albeit, therefor, they were
themselves "expunged" from the party.
But the Eagle may reply, that we have
already extended the hand of political fel-
lowship to two or more "expungers'-to
Rives and to Tallmadge. True-and pre-
cisely because they were amongst the first
to acknowledge and repent themselves for
yielding to the violence of the past, and
to "resume" their stations in the ~old re.
publican line" Such men deserve immor-
tally, and are destined to win and wear
it-for it is such alone who constitute
counterpoise to the ercesses of alternate
ascendant parties, than which the world
was never cursed with more calling and
whitening despotism. In short, the fixed
and liberal canons of Democratic Republi-
canism, from which we have never know
ingly swerved, constitute alike the only
reliable conservatives, against the excuses
of democracy" and the poisons of aris-
tocracy. We shall hence continue to cling
to them, although mourning now, perhaps.
as heretofore, the unrehecting reproachcs
of friends from whom we sever, Gf any of
them will it SOY with reluctance only 20
be exceeded by betrayal of our duty
and remuneration of our faith and princi-
pies. .'.' ..".. .d a..." .lr
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-31

GFThe Charlottesville Advocate endorses the
position of Gov. Gilmer, that the principle of dis
ulbuting the public lands is conect-but main.
tans it is not now expedent to enforce it, in con.
sequence OF the condition Of the Treasury. With
Difference the admission of the principle is the
surrender of the whole question. If each STATE,
under the deeds OF cession, has right to portion
OF the proceeds arising from the sales of the pub.
lie lands. that right cannot be impaired or iniu.
riously affected by any circumstance. 1t has no
dependence whatever upon the state OF the Treas.
ufy. The lands were originally ceded to pay
the National debt-they have performed that
lunction-and the proceeds are now a trust fund
for the benefit Of all the States, and are not le.
climate source OF revenue to the Government.
Richmond Wing.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-31
FEDERALISM ACKNOWLEDGED.
The Boonyille Observer of Thursday has

the following Editorial paragraph:
CONGRESS- Things appear to be in statu quo
The States Rights party and the Federal party
are still quarrelling about the two plans for a
Bank The Distribution bill has not yet been taken
up in the Senate"
Our brief controversy with the Obser-
yer has thus been productive of good
Understanding some of the plans whereby
to "smoke out Federalist," we have
driven the Observer, in the short space OF
two weeks, to admit that the controversy
respecting the rival sections of the Bank
bill is quarrel between ''the States Right
party and the Feterd party" or, in Other
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-31

DJ-Not single Loco Foco member OF the
House of Representatives voted in favor OF the
Distribution and redemption Bill Not one
By this BILL Missouri will receive half million
OF acres of the choicest land-she will be emit.
tied to ten per cent. OF the proceeds of the sale oil
public lands within her limits, and IL her dis.
trbutive portion OF the remainder OF the money
paid into the public Treasury annually. By this
bill, permanent Exemption System has been
established. And yet, the Representatives from
Missouri have voted, and the Senators from Mis-.
souri, will vote, against this munifcent measure!
50. Louis Netu Era,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-31

The farmers of the State of New York
are receiving seven and eight cents per
pound more for their wool than thew re-
ceived this time last year.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-31

words, the old battle between Republicans
and Federaiistsl Coon If any Of cur
readers have thus far hesitated in the ap-
proval of our course, let them read our vim
dication in the paragraph from the Oh
server. Neither they nor we ever even
professed to belong to the d" Federal" d.
vision of the Wing party. We asserted,
on the contrary, that ours was the true
Republican Ticket" in the last Presidential
canvass, and we will be farther now than
ever from giving the lie to our professions
then, by taking sides with acknowledged
"Federalists" no,o .a s.at u..s.
We subjoin the flag which few at our
mast head during the whole of the last
canvass, by which it will be seen that our
predecessor (now of the Bulletin) as well
as ourselves, fought for the triumph of the
Wings on Republican---not Federal"
grounds. We but add, as remarked in our
last, that ",ce at least haze remained TRUE"
-"THE TRUE REPUBLICAN, TICKET
For President, ....
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
of Ohio.
For Vice President,
JOHN TYLER, of Virginia"
To shew that we properly Disseminated
between Republicanism and Whiggery, we
copy the balance of our "mast head" and
will but add that, in the possible, if not
probable coniuncture which seems deter
mined upon by the FederalistsP we shall
be with and for such Wings as were Re-
publicans, also; and that, as remarked by
the gallant WISE, we shall "hunt for the
latter wherever we can find them"
denominations By the Wing Convention of Missou.
ri, assembled IN the City of Jefferson,
Monday, October 2lst, 1889.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN B. CLARK, of Howard County.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH BOGY, of Ste. Genevieve."
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23
BRANCH BANK STATE or ALABAnA.} [
 MOBILE. June l9. is5s. {

MOBILE. June l9, fSaA. ! " HEREAS, certain specuauous and rniip,s W growing out oi d transaction al r. Shaw lt t1. with this Institution, having created eau-i eraoit aN- citenent in the public mind, and some of Ile papers having undertaken to give statement oi the cla= c ter of the negotiation, most of which Is aneunlca n fact,-
 Be it therefore ordered by the Board af Directors of the Branch of the Bank o the State qf Alabama at Mobile, that the following facts c1nnrcfrd win thc transaction be laid before the pnble the same bems as well due F. Shay & Go, as to those who weID officially associated with the Bank al Che tlmr ai thIs negotiation. On the first day ut December, lSiO, .t proposition was submitted by F. Shaw & Go upon which the following action of inc Board was had anj agreed to by F. Shaw S Co. under which these hf.s were taken.
 ''F. Shaw & Go. Bills al sixty days sight on New York for $l00 900, in tO suit them, to be taken at per ct less than rates at doors, at the time their bills may be offered with lcttgf u credit or an endorser and their five months date Sterling at per cent less than current rates ou of doors-bills to be either Speeiai or Dd9rsol.' The above is true extract from the minute y! the B3ti
 The bills of F. Shaw X Go. were taken uader this agreement to the amount oi SSj,Ooj on New ore. and $lO6,222 2l on Liverpool, acceptance Waeed.
 That there existed any other understanding, enier expressed implied, in relation To the negotiation of these bills, Is false. Each member of the iiadid. together with the Cashier and other officers of the Bank, prepared to be qualified thtt there nu other understanding with r. Shaw S' Go, touching said negotiation, than the one above referred.
 It of course expected then, these bills wefo to paid at maturity, and being special were predie;ts1 upon shipments of cotton. The bills taken on New York promptly paid at maturity, but the Pre.l- dent and Cashier, upon calling upon the junior ragt- ner of the house, Mr. G. Horton, were informed by him that cotton had been shipped 10 Liverpool, provision made for the protection nl these bills on Liverpool, and ascertaning through their Liverpool agent, A. Pope, Esq. that the drawers of said bills, Messrs. Brown, Shipley S' Co, had informed him information had beenreceved by them from the draw CTS, Messrs. F.Shaw SS Co of such bills being drawn upon them, or of any arrangement having been made for their payment. It was therefore detcrmined tue der this of facts, the agent of this Bank in Nee York, Jno J Palmer, Esq be instructed to call o4 the senior partner, r. Shaw, Esq then in New ior6 and arrange with him for the payment of these blIls in such manner as in hs judgment would be most conducive the interest of the Bank, which he has subsequently done. By order of the Board,
 june2l 9u B. GAYLE. Cashier.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

Tt is with much reluctance that the undersigned E feels constrained obtrude udon the notice of the community, any thing connected with the business If his house, or to explain any of his oNn condnct n relation thereto He Is aware that for Veral weeks past, his partner and himself have been the subjects of very general comment, and that in the estimation of portion of the community, at least their conduct has been represented in the worst possible attitude. Not being conscious, however, that the firm nal. in any of its business transactions done thing which should subject either partner to the imputalons Wach generally prevalent, he preferred to suffer for tune, the current islander ts pass unnoced, feel ing assured that in due lime the community when undeceiyed would appreciate the reattuHe of tHei. conduct, and would reader ample iutice for any inc jury which their character credit might sustain.
 statement having appeared, however, in the Ad- vertiser of the 18th inst, under the signature of the Cashier of the Branch Bank of this city, pupbrtiDg to be true recital of the facts, in relation to tho gotaton of some exchange, winch the house of which the undersigned Is partner, passed to the Bank in December and January last he feels compelled tO s.l, for the information of all who may inc statement published by authority of the Bank, that tcoyrtct in many important particulars of the facts being stated, as to give wrong impression, and others being omitted which indispensable to a correct uu- derstanding of the transaction. IL would be cqyy, and under other circumstances perhaps prop, anayzc and point out the inaccuracies of the publication made by the Bank but as by agreement made by the agent of the Bank New ork, and the partner of the H1- dersigned, the facts to establish the question of right wrong in the business, and the consequent daua- ages in the case, to be submitted to.disinteresed referees; ;-he deems it not only premature but in- proper, enter into newspaper controversy in der to influence either the opinions of the community, or the decision to which the arbitrators who may be selected to consider the case, shall arrive
 It may be proper further to state that the writer has not, does he believe his partner has had any agency in the publications that have appeared in the newspapers, growing out of the transaction which elicts this article. and he would say to those who have been instrumental in giving currency the pre- yaent rumors touching the reputation of his house,
 that he hopes there may be occasion for any thing to transpre in their history, which will subject them, justly unjustiy to similar notice.
 je21 9tf GUSTAVUS HORTON.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

Registq's O#sr--H baHs. Planters & Merchants Bank of Mobile, ei, camph's $40 ss.
 James F Roberts and John BNrnes, jr. a ai. Jel s. A FFIDAVIT being made and filed that tda os "A fendant Charles fl. Earle, resides out uf t6e limits of the State of Alabama, To wit; in tAe Sftf of New York, the said defendant Earle i> atseie3 7 appear at the next term of fha court of chaueey hI the first district of the southern chancerN d}lsj ai the State of Alabama Mobile, t1 be held on ihe cond Monday of November neNt, and then and ta.re answer or demur the bill of complaint lt fIs cause Ir the same will be taken confessed asausf huus aid the said bill of conp plaln iei tor he are- cloure of certain inIenture ot m9rtgals ioa le h5 Jams F. Roberts James MIgar, Calvin Aaerf and fhomas w. Mccoy and bearing due tlle .9.a day of May, A. D. 1885.
 IL Is terther ordered, that this order Of publication be published once week loF sis weeks in sama newspaper printed and published in the city of alp- bile, Una; copy of the be posted at ta dae ot the Court House of Mobile county, anu ti1t 4 ealg be forwarded by mail the defendant thtlrs ii. Earle at tine city of New York, all wilna itcen 3s from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J Mc}ac, Register of the eanrt
 of chancery aforesaid, lhs twenty -ir-i day oi
 June, A. D., l64l. Attest,
 june23 lO+C M ]. AcRAE, Reg isier.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

N OrICE.-Wltereas in pursuance of a dccreta
 order renierefat the late tern o' the Chancery Cpuft held in Mobile in cause peuding in said court wherein Copperthwafe, Cope < Dnnlap and the President Duectotsau1 roman, of the Bank of the United States of Pennsylyania are cnmphlinans aDl Isaac H. Erwin administrator of Henry Hitchcock and the bcirs of said Hitchcock are delehdmts-the undersigned has been appointed RecehPr nf the es- rttr described and mentioned in tle bills of com piaiat n said cause.-and whereas by the terms of said order lht undersigned authorised and required tp collect a6 receive the rents in arrGar which have aecruadsinec the Sti day of February, l5iO, anl the growing renls becoming due from the tenants of said premises and tn let ani aanage sail promises
 Therefore all persons owing or iu lelel on accouut of tha u,e, occupation leasing o any of said prem
 ise are cautioned from paying or accounting for tue sine io any other persoD or l.ersons:--and all ef- sons wishing 0 lease any Of said premises will call tla undersig1ed who s above authorised tl let the sane. [iune9 4Gl WMa MAuEE. Receiver.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

Ns tifying the complexion, rendering the skin fa,r soft and traisparent--just received a fresh suppl, for sale wholesale and retail, by VI n slla.54H
 =, lRiCHARD NORTH, Druggist & Chemist marz3 No. 30 Government and 40 Com 'ce-st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

ftOPARrNERSHIP EOTICE.-rhe suI,scri. " hers have assocael themselves together for the purpose of continuing the Factoi7ge and Commission Business uniler the firm gf DICKINSON & EuS- ITS. W. C. DICKINSON,
 n:iI2l 26ttf leO EUSTIS. e
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-kSN FOR NEW I0Rh.-Deb faeH HA79zR Waated.--The brig GOOD HOPE, iioH- bury, master, will sail on the 27th iast., aai eiu 1he 50 bales cotton on deck For freight ol uiucif, at passage, apply lo
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23
 RUSLN SS RDk.

A. II. CASTELLO, PUMP Md.h ER, TURNER,
 
 WELL. DIGGER, Spring Hill Road, opposite the City Hospital.- Pumps guaranteed to perform in any depth ot well under two hundied feet. Awning Posts fur nshed and set up, Copper Smiths and Ship Chandle,s supplied with Pump Boxes al New-York Prices. nar25 2l7tf
 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS,
 Wholesale d Retail Dealers la BOOkS 4 A D SIAiIOAERH, Pocket Cutlery, Music, Fancy Articles, &c No. 30 Daulsin Sf.-MOBiLE. 1T Merchants, Teachers and others, purchasing in quantities. furnished on the most liberal terms ian6 JOSEPH SEAWELl.,
 ATToRsE AT LAM.
 Mobile, AIo. GJ- Office adjoining the District Court House. ianl6 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DESkS, S-c. A general assortment of the atest tstyiss by
 J. C. GWIN,
 32 U'afer aad IS Dduphtn sfrsefs, ianl6 MOBILE.
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FHNO COACH MAKERS.-A small invoice superb \ or Top Leather just received consignment and for sale by D. c. LOWER,
 april 6 If No 59 Commerce st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

SKETCHES of Conspicuous Living Characters II, No France, containing 'rhers, Ghateaubriand, La- maritime, Laftte, Gsizot, Beranger. Georgs Sand, hme' Dudesant, &c,translated by k. M. W ash, with potrait of Theirs-Jnst received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY x SEARS, lnar25 50 Unu,bo.s,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

TkNdE YOUNG LADIES EQUESTRIAN MAN E uAL, a Treatise on the Arts of Riding on Horse back for Ladies, for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS,
 may13 50 Dauphin-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

BOOK OF THE BoUDoiR; or, the Court si A1 Queen Victoria.-A series of highly finished Portraits of the British Nobility, from original pant, 'ngs oy eminent artists, engraved under the supern tons A few copies in splendid binding, for sale by
 aprl2 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23
JNo. c. RYAN. 3G Uater-t.#

In Chancery-State of Aahama-habile County.
 Regisfg's OHse--R hnfs. Planters & Merchants Bank of Mobile, q ai, eamfh's
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

dt 1O0 REWARD.-The office of the subscri- R lOO bers was broken open last light and the Iron Chest entered by of false keys and robbed of about One Thousdnd Dollars. The only bills re. collected were $500 bill Branch of the State Bank at Mobile; $l00 bill Decatur Branch SSlO [. States Bill; $l0 Texas Bill ;--the rest of the money in twsnties, tens, lives, Gall Aabama) and dimes The above reward will be paid for the recovery of the money or $50 for the conviction of the thief
 $. DAVIS & CO,
 june21 9tf corner Dauphin and Water-sts.
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rkNHE Co-paftilership nnet'lne existing between -a the aoiersglef, ulde; the dr'n of Joseph Wood .na,ae ofthe drm will be usea iu Iiquidafop.
 f.ff JOSEPH WOOD, may 2I .264tf d LEO DELBAACO. LEO DEhsAsS GO w5l continue the Commission
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l.. Y. 5upea, }rE7Hts DAY a4as1.l.N.
 Istlte ef { Aa>aaf. #.a.asr ,f fle L#t will and estaacHt qt E. '. a.a..4na -.f.s-l# to Iha rna,l dual be la, ai'f alp.H ihsrsaH of stia L. \. dlrat aaI Ha- fsf .raa a.- der for 'iall seitcmral--NH ar H-z. 4ei.fs fHaf the first Monday in Ja.e en.sf. sl f.a Ia.tiIHu#e a. MahlIe county, be apgu@te .f tH aalat l.e accounts uf sad liseentat. i fHl. eI5uIa E.= order be made once we. si.z .a.r= r-s=- tH sane newspaper pUhts4ej in NaI.Is, .-.. af. r.s#l-a iH- neesleJ, may afs4l and us5. iHe Ht.mal. oI said aceoua,s. copy from hsf
 Attest, MI. s-AtIGB,
 maNl9 2GZfu G'sh.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

nENTlSTS' GOLD FOIL < GOLD LEAF,- kI Just received, for sale by
 ma,l4 MOSELY & CO.,. Druggists.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

E osFoa 8fisL8Ii5, I 'ciiy Drlll. No. g., pay 4 1ible to C. C. C5ii or order, for S1l,I0. dated April Q. ISiI. liberal re,varl will be paid for said draft Apply at the Mayors office
 june T, c " WEIGH.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

FENdE ART OF DRESS; OR, GUIDE TO THE Il TofLET--with directions for adapting the vari- ous paris of the female costume to the complexion anl figure; Hints on Cosmetics. Sc. embellished with Engravings from designs by Frank Howard, Esq. for sale by DOUBLEDAY & SEARS,
 may13 50 Dauphin-st.
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D AROUCHE X HORSES ,-a pan 6 hls iyf- AB and good Barouchs. f,r ssie. tpHis H
 je23 l0u FRANKLIN N. He0N4+ nEMlJOHNS.-5O0 penijohus. assnrtat saas, AI for sale by D. (. LOW bEH,
 june23M 59 Caumefec-st
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N 0TiGE.--AisEA aNIstR MATsDN, IR., is my authorised agent dluag rS abseDce from the Sf;lie. iHFHt5y u4f843a .ef
 jlnell 5amo JOHN 7C,AYREs.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

I4Iispdtlbla tiiles in Fee Simple, will be made to a purchasers, they paying the expense of executing lh. daeas. HU6sil r. WATSON,
 nar20 22lftds Re5sfer in ChMcery.
 e. The Augusta Chronicle and Sentnel, iiults- vile Democrat, aad Mobile Register, will please publish once a week dni lay of sale, and forward the paper containing il with ticir accounts, to the Reafstcr Cimncery Court, as above.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

\ E}6 HALH--lbe .teau4oaf 8u.
 -.s ROBINSON, Jf. val. be -1ii Iass 10 e'af' caIss.n. she ls it nae d.lat. and teaIN lar Hs u=.'#. e.. l- zH3 tous butien, s4a5 haN- les lus1 ltHt 5ae5 9I Wa'a., bus -en 1 Hceaumg gatina. aud wei. tnHlss.l in e,efe te,pce; s taoseaf= sld, end c4s#as ]. l. Iar HtHor particulars enquire ui al. .-.1.4s-. .ur BARTLETT d. &ARfAG.
 aF-- ailHt J5 tammefr-st.
 fls New lIians pjeayme will please copy ls a'l}a Nr5h. HHt iutNafI tu-af arraHHl tstt. k w..
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

EUl.OGY upon the public and private virtues of E3A NM. HENRY HARRISON, delivered the 2lth of Ap'il, D lsll, at the Presbyterian Church, hy Joseph W lesesne-lnr sale by
 maS 20 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS.
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 lar ]. P. T0IFHIN.
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\ 0NDON fORfER.-30 casks London Porter, El superior article, received direct and for sale
 by DESHON, TAYLOR x MYERS,
 mavll corher Commerce and Conti-sts
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-23

SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.---Landing from brig lJ Mobile 10 bbls crushed, 10 bbls powdered and 20 boxes Loaf, Woolsey & Woolsey's double refined Sugars; 59 bags prime Rio Codee for sale by
 JNO. B. TOULMIN, ap29 2i6c 37 St. Michael-st.