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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

THE MISSING TREASURY NOTES.-The n. w.
Tropic of the I'd states that clue has been ds-
covered which may lead to the conviction OF the
pcrpctrator of the robbery of Sl3O,0oo IN Urea
sury Notes from the New Orleans Custom House.
The missing package, according to the lroPic'
was never deposited in the Post Office The pa
pers all defend warmly the character OF the Col
erto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

DErALcArIoN IN ARKANsAs-The Little Rock
Gazette says: On Thursday last, the Goth inst
John HUT, Treasurer OF the State OF Arkansas
resigned his office. The cause Of his resgnng
we understand, is an alleged defalcation of about
fnnr thousand dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

0ke 4; m Nassa->treet the purpose OF accommodating;
ose persons who deal in Godsy's Ladp Book, Graho,as
Guse.ns Iodys World &c in the lower part Of the City
Ne ho9ss those Who d announcement 10 call at So Bowey
vii give him call a, loo Na>sau.sr. ~ Mig;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
he Common LAID belonging the Corporation for term
Ten Years. subject to ,hs following CONDITIONS That N
non thereof for pubc purposes should determine 10 9i
the same thea t Leases TO be void and also that the Lanf
between the old and streets sad lands 10 be e9ccd
by The Lessee AID The fences 10 remain AZ the esprno OF
the Lessee u: " =" "a. LIAsioo-', oV"p""'ei
Hall Of Records May 2. 1913
JoaS twF1, Strre Commissioner.
~ B-For further information, apply as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
AUCTION SALES.

josiah Richards Aue,ionser.
r. BANGS, RICHARDS Il PlATf.-S'ore
u le6 Brosd,sy.
Li5al cash ,lvaoses made on esa,snnenrs for auction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

y 70 BfosdwsY.
sales.
FRIDAY EVENING. II II o'clock
6ooXsA laTse collection .! miscellaneous Books gene
rslIy IN lots 20 sun, dealers
Among me eotetea ;, Sous b,Ss Notes Family Com
WoTSs; Memoirs OF Whrhed' Dicks,s Works, Mllot,',
History vols: Lunbsch History OF the InQuisiton an
nings SreechrS; Bairu Visit E.roTs vols; Taylor,
Lie OF ChEis1 GoldSmi;h's Anmai(d Naturr; B5rca'>
complete Works; IS Comics Phvnolcgy; Constitution OF
Mas and Diet 30 hn- s,nly B,brs, PrIre Essay the
onSrrs Nations; 10 Daring Exploits, &c Poegiot b
blc<. octave.
Also variety Of Blank Books. School Books, sc.
MONDAY EVENING, =! o'clock.
TEEoLoGrcAL AND MIsCELLANEors BooEs.-A l>ccc col
lection Works Theology, including POPULAR and
rare Works.
Psxtons Illustrations Scripture vols ('esenie h
brsy Isxi.or; Wander Hooghts Hebrew Bible NcShep>
Trjs,<tical History vols; Siuart's Hebrew Grsmmlr
Companion the Bible y9i; Family Commentary 2Sols
~ Srinn S,n Cave, Pri,itive Christianity; Bukllt
thr GA and New Testament folio Vtnn on the foEhecy q
Zscheri., many volumes OF Sermons BY eminent hGGiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

WIN. w. PINNEO& co. have removed to
w No 80 Cedar street OF William 81 where they
will continue keep choice assortment OF Silks RIBBONS,
Millinery Goods which they VIII sell at small advance
from the auction prices Buyers OF such goods respectful
" r.quesed call before making their purchases New
York. May |, l843. my3 2wIs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

WHOLESALE RoHpERy.-Thc New-Oreans
Tropic says several hundred men from Hancock
county, Miss joined by many from Washington
county. La have formed themselves into band
of frcebooters They are stated to be well or
oanizcd and armed, and arc regularly encamped
Many lives have already been taken, and exten,
s!yc robbercs have been committed. demand
has been made upon the Governor OF LOUISIANA
for troops which will no doubt be furnished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
WARNOCkS

HAT ESTAB l. SHM I
II removed from the Store 10 the pleasant
and connections rooms No pol Broadway fer doors be-
Tor Fons1ec where they have or sale the various styles
of Gensmsa'S Hats.
HATS AT FOUR DOLLARS
They also take this that in addition
their first quality al FIVE DOLLARS they continue the
sale OF their second quality at FOUR DOLLARS, intro
,neel By item the past year. which possesses IN large
sure the quaite, aud prepared with all the
ness ,f and finish oi their APPROX first quality.
1t is their policy give the fullest iaiue for the price in
me article altered White therefore, herprces aetixrd aGd
uniform the quality improved tie cost OF tn material
and the expense of manufacture diminished.
Broadway Tnl2 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

GEN. GRArIor-The st. Louis Organ OF the
Sd inst. says Gen. Crato,'s trial closed Oh
SATURDAY. The jury, under the instructions
the Court, gave verdict in favor Of the United
States for about $50 ,000'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

WEBB'S INVERTED CONE LAMP tar eX :;
w coed, any other for Simplicity Economy and general
utility that has yet been offered For sale only at i30 Broad
Way door south OF Howard. ny9 lMls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

NETWORK CASH TAILORING Establish
~ meat li2 Futor-5tree Broadway.--J {. BOOTH
Co. invite the attention Of their old customers and the pup
lie 70 ,heir present splendid stocks of newly manufactured
and imported BroaIcothS Cassnce rich and elegant Vest
iags &C. which they prepared make up IN the most
fashionable and durable style uEprecedenedy 10" prices
y the economies of Az exclusively cash business and an ex
eos;y. trade Gentlemen ar. assured that establishment
ia the city can furnish more elegant goods, make them up
N better yle while the prices te lowest cash sand
I'D Orders filled in the shortest possible Tune terms oaSh
- ILL.,, myI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, So
OBroadway, near Stuyvesant Institute
u,Qyr Hs Z. w. IL N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

Ship Logan, Woodbury., Boston, Wilson Brown
Bfis Wilson Fuller Cobb, Savannah, Dnliam Dimnn;
Jnne Lewis Charleston, c, tverel = Cc Moses, Love
land Charleston Bulkley; \ r Darling, Darling, Ma
dera. Badger ), Peck
schrs Fairfield, Burr, Salem, J Fsrnham s Co, Eliz,
beth, Joice, ST Johns X F, II Bsaine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

Also large assortment Of Window Shades from 81 TO SD
per pair Oil Cloths from q feet WIDE and from 2s to s.
per yard Looking Glasses Hearth Rugs, English aud Ams-
ica Drug,ets togerhe, with every article connected with
'"> r BENJAMIN CASE. l32 Pearl street
P-Eoods home n a1 lmss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
o-Tho Geoec1, RAILROAD, from Augusta

The GEORGIA RAILROAD, from s aegus~ a
,ontllward, was partially opened IN l7'o' anu M
completed last year It is lt85 miles long g It
t t ,rsn.,nrtcd 1913 AIS passengers, 5l4,549 tons
of freight, and 2o5,sso bales oil cotton anu l.. 10
ce5yed in all s985.79l and the expenses have
teen el2z 595: net earnings S553,l9o for the
ye,r ending April lst, Receipts S24S,o26; Net
nro6ts. Sl33, 207.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

Great Social Reform McetinS:-A sene-
- 1sctig nt the friends and sdvocacS of Associso Or 50
Sal REORGANIZATION will be held the Croson Hall CORNER
S@ey and Division streets on Fiay evenls at han a.'
s O'Clock NeS>s Chahnnc, Greeley, Goodwin, w mt
s Brisbane aud NacdaMe will address the meeting. All
who take the srea, OF Social M
Nseved for ladies nile j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

II LEFEvRE. the base seducer of Miss E. VI.
WOODBURY., in Bradford Co. Pa. was tried for the
crime at Towanda last week, and convicted OF
adultery. His sentence had not been passed at
our last advces but it must in all reason be rig
orous He not only made use OF his clerical cha
ractcr to obtain complete mastery over his VIC
tim and her parents, but wrote her piles of letters
filled with the most hlasphemous lntcrnlxture Of
cant and lust. telling her that the cause OF Relt-
giion required her submission to his vile desires
1t appears that Miss Woodburn, though previ-
ousv of most exemplary character and beloved
by all who knew her, was notlgnorant O the fact
that he had wife and children living somewhere,
but he assured her that his divorce would soon be
perfected This mitgatcs the sympathy which
would otherwise be felt for her error and her
wretchedness. (Her father died on learning her
DISGRACE. and her mother has been for some time
insane in consequence ofit)
Lefcvrc's conduct appears to have been one o.
unredeemed vany throughout. His conduct on
the trial c,inced reckless hardihood and remorse-
less vice. He affected to be indifferent to the
last. 1t appears that this man has run the round
of several Orthodox denominations, conforming
to any that would employ him. He had been
advertised as a villain and aduterer IN the re-
ligious newspapers. Why is not more care used
in picking up these vagrant prctendcrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

EDWARD +. PRINpLE, late of the trn Of
T. Davenport Prndle having taken the store No II John
street opposite Thorbun, seed store, respectfully informs
his friends ard the public, that he opening fresh an
stock OF good, which he invites them 10 call and
examine and which will be made in the best POSSIBLE man
e and of the latest low prices at any Other es
adjustment in this city, Tor cash.
1tlmcn furnishing their cloths depend upon har
n Them made up with the and attentiou var
c"a<ed ar the store app Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

COO OOO-CARPETiNGS-New patterns
.O~O,OOOand OF superior quality, of recent rur'
chases viii be sold al price than old dcaes stock
some ago. The subscriber does not pretend
10 sell for less than but he will sell rs cheap
the cheapest aud good as the best and no luling
Russia Carpets 8. -. l. per yard
Fine Ingram 49, =,
Extra line -, :. =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

G; Sylvania ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 The
Stock the Associations who have paid asainent Of >
o. ,e stock hereby notified that farther ,as'anen oil
S >har required ba paid or before the ;n INST
asde ,say OF forfeiture as stipulated their cert6cae>
Staeir ofhce No p Pilc-s, Office hours from to 10 \ NJ
sni 2toa p. NJ. 1T. s SMITH, Secretmy. ml2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

"a WANTED "A highly re-pect4pl" am I,,o .,
re; he. persons, Of domestic h'b'i, T,sh .? ar nod
ias ybc ru.t be above Bjeeke..'tIr;5so , "a ~
soadwsy; or they ,;oo!d make a'''ssI ire T., am :; h
=; "a ,lsnr. DIR eIGeacrs the ',g;e an ~,
1od rcnant may address a, al ms nayli 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

FAMILY CARES AND FAMILY JOYS.
Translated from the Swedish or Fredcrika Bremen by Mar
II, 2tis- Hewitt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
FNN Z z u Z Z TON
PRINTED CALICOES,

to supply the c and interior trade BY the piece crrackaSe
By combining their entirely and exclusively 70 tins
one article B. will BE- enabled not ony to exhibit
extensive and beautiful assortment than 10 be found ee
where Cher, being no similar establishment for Pnts IN the
United States bur sell always a, low and generally lower
than houses whose and means are divided among
The entire stock embracing about One Thousand different
efs and colongs has been received within lew DAYS
LES my9 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

IA WAVED 10 p ~ ,sree sos brick dmein.
8 .ES Z 8; F.s q S = s,
.aiqursfz walk p o. liz Any peson hasIs ech
1 s,9 .s5 81 !: u NV .i sl p ,-$n .
a-aer by -hd rez' b gen. xe. 70 L. ]. boz ~ @
fee. -, ,..- r.,,e1 for Ire .a,,iir 49,. s.-t,l5
:. 81 q '. nj fs~ rrir- ra"<t b. r~rs loe
-. WATCHES AND jEWELRl ; r.h l.
OW-As the subscrberis coa:;autly ieerHi'3 al
" ierip,i0ls Of Gold AID Silver Waches, q ife NV
- from lie manufacturers iu EaglaEd Fksnes 1Ds
tIeraEi he enabIe to Offer tIsef sso.m ~ n, t
"ld Wstchrs as low a. $40 N s25 zach. Wa.c'e' az ~
fy exchanged bought All Tarehfs "9g Iacss az. lew
ry rr1' s; tlle tes, aad warranfsa 70" '' =
my other PFC 70 = io-,., Of wareheS and Jewelryl
as s,f Faoesale anu re- az ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

April L. Lax 10 So lon 65 So scE Erie OK
Msy ,, las 80 \, loa 81 W, sehr SswbsE FROM oTf
70: s; Domingo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14

.NeD Hampshire. The Locofoco members of
the Legislature have nt length been drilled into a
nomination OF Mr.. Van Buren, for next President.
In the resolutions Of their caucus they assert that
Mr. Van Buren, was beaten in 1910 by fraud
faisehood and cOrruption." The mass of them are
ignorant enough not 10 know that this is gross Iie
but the knaves who concocted it were perfectly
aware they were lying. This nomination kicks
Mr.. Levi Woodbury's dish over. So he made
fool OF himself AT the late Radical Convention for
less lhun nothing.
The Legislature adjourned on the Il. instant.
after session OF % days, during which 66 acts
aud resolutions were passed. he principal we're
those denonncing the West Point Academy, and
urging the repayment Of Gen. Jackson's fine.
The Wings have again nominated Gen. Antho-
ny Colby OF New London for Governor aud cho-
sen lchabod Goodwin, OF Portsmouth, Delegate
to the Wing National Convention. Each OF The
five Councillor Districts will appoint delegate.
". y. Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14

The Sdnd,oich Islands We ARE gratified at be-
ing able 10 lay before our readers The following
despatch, received by the Secretary Of State from
MIR. Fox, the British Minister.
WAsHINGroN, June 25th, lS43.
Sin: Her Maj s Government, previous 10 the
departure from England of the last steam packet,
had already received information, though not OIL
Gully, of the provisional occupation OF the Sand
witch Islands, in the name of Gresi Britain, by the
officer commanding her blajesIy's ship Carys-
fort"
am directed by the Earl Of Aberdeen to state
to you, for the Information oil the Government of
the United States, that the occupation Of the
Sandwich islands was an uct entirely unauhoriz-
ell by Her MajeS,y's Government and that, with
the least pracicube delay, due inquiry will he
made into the proceedings which led To it.
The British Government had already amour
ced 10 certain COMMISSIONERS who arrived III q.
Britain in March last, on the part OF tie King OF
Tie Sand @ch islands, that Her Majesty had de.
ermined 10 recognize the independence OF those
islands under their present chlet.
To This determination her Majesty's Govern.
ment intends 10 adhere. AT the same lime, how.
ever, it is right that il should be understood tina.
the British government equally intend TO engage,
and, if necessary, 10 compel, the chief OF The
Sandwich Island TO redress whatever acts OF IN
Justice muy have been committed against British
subjects by that chief, by his ministers or
dgeHlS, ethoi VI tHc iulee COIOT
ut lawful proceedings.
Instructions which, during the past year, were
addressed by her Majesty's Government, TO the
British Consul residing III The Sandwich Islands,
and TO the naval officers employed on the Pacific
station, enloined those officers to upon all
occasions, the native rulers of The Sandwich Is
lands with f,rbearance and courtesy; and while
atfordng due and efficient protection To aggrieved
British subjects, to avoid interfering harshy or
unnecessarily with the laws aud customs Of the
native government.
1t has been lhs desire of the British Govern
ment. regulating the intercourse of lis public SER
wants with the native authorities of the Sand ich
Islands, rather To strengthen those authorities aud
give them Il sense OF their own Independence 10y
leaving The administration of justice IN their own
hands, ihun 10 make them feel their dependence
upon lorciga powers by the exercise of unneces-
snry interference. Ii has not been the purpose OF
Her MuJesys Government to seek 10 establish a
paramount influence in those islands, for Great
Britain al the expense of that enjoyed 10y other
powers. All that has appeared requisite 10 her
Mhjesly's Government has been ihut other pow
ers should noI exercise there II greater influence
Than that possessed by Great Britain.
| avail myself of his occasion TO renew to you
the assurance OF my distinguished considerations
Signed, IL. ). FOX.
Hon. Abel P. Upshur, Sc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
"HONEST JACK" SUSTAINED BY A
LOCOFOCO.

From the moment Tint John Mauocks received
the nomination for Governor, we have been sure
that he would have the unanimous and enthu-
siasiic support of the Wing party, and that he
would also he sustained by not few Of the loco
foco party, who know the man and know him on
ly to admire. But we confess that the idea tina,
he would be most efficiently supported by loco.
.toeo press had hardly found place in our specu-
lations. By such press John Malocks is now
most vigorously commended for The appreciation
of the people In short, The Spirit Of The Age is
most riiainously abusing him. OF course the
General will be triumphantly elected. Eastman
pumps the fhest water when "ihe long, low,
black schooner Of locofocoism has the worst
weather.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14

The District Convention, VIC have barely room
and lime 10 say, was well attended, though muin-
ly from Caledonia County, and cool spirit was
manifested. The right sort of stuff is yet in the
" hg ranks, and it can-uye, we believe toH be
brought into active employment. We were rar-
ticulurly gra,ified in behodng in the Cow enllon
a large number Of young men, intelligent, and
several of them proved themselves TO be eloquent,
ia,fHtr republican faith. 1t is a
10 bid young men TO perse-
f..e ..t- hin this, the good old re-
O0i. i4.a h which the nation has been
rity aud true glory. For new
lie. me cIamorous mounting OF democracy, by
party hacks and designing demagogues, blind us
TO The truth, that the principles AMI policy of the
Wings now are, in all their main features, idenl-
cal with those which were sustained by WASH
ing,on, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14
THE CABINET.

The vacancies in the Cabinet have now been
filed by The President; as recognized, it stands
thus:
Abel p. Upshur of Virginia, Secretary Of Slate.
John e. Spencer Of N. Y, Sec. Of The Treasury.
James NJ. Porter Of Penn, Secretary Of War.
David Henshaw of Mass, Secretary Of The Nary
c. w. Wckliffe of Kentucky, p. W. General.
John Nelson of Maryland, Attorney General.
OF these, three ,cere Wings, and three locofo-
cos three from the free staieu and three from the
slave states aud OF them all, there is not one who
was u member of the Harrison Cabinet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14
THE 4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

We have before barely announced The fact that
Paul Dillingham;, Jr. Esq. obtained the nonina-
lion Of the loco!oco convention-hOO Obtained we
hive no, said, and perhaps it is not our province
to say. For The information of The curious we
will remark, however, that the nomination is re-
garded by very many Of the locooco party as be-
ing obtained uniarly,--by disrepulabe manage
ment,-and in utter defiance of the preferences Of
Washington county, 10 whom the nomination be-
onged, and was in fact prolessedly conceded by
the other counties, previous to the vote in conven-
ton. Lucius b. Peck Esq. received majority of
Washington county, and the charge that he was
defeated by rickery md treachery is pretty loud
ly and plainly uttered in many quarters. We pre-
sumo, however, that in accordance with the prin-
ciples of an eminent locofoco-to go with the
party if it goes to the d-P'-ihe nomination Of
MI. Dillingham; will be forced upon the support
Of The locoloco party.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14
LOSS OF THE STEAMER COLUMBIA.

On The LIST inst. the Royal Mail Steamer Col
umba sailed from Boston for Liverpool, and on
the I'd run aground in fog, on Seal Island, N. s.,
and Is said 10 be entirely lost. There were I6s
persons on board, of whom but one is missing
The passengers, hands and mails and baggage
were landed on the island-a small and desolaie
one, with only two fshsrmen's huts, located 24O
miles from Boston, aud 200 from Halifax. An
other steamer was expected in a day or two to take
them eff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14
The Troy Wing well says:-


The sole object OF The agitation OF tho Irish
Repeal question by the Locoloco leaders in this
country, is the promotion OF their own political
prospects. They hope 10y identifying themselves
with this cause dear TO the heart OF every Cath
Ole lrishmeu, to array under the Locoioco ban
ner every Catholic Irish voter al the next and all
future elections. Hence their evaporation at o.
Council for hls denunciation of American slavery,
Tor they plainly perceive that it they continue to
profess all adherence TO tho cause OF Repeal, they
will at once ALLEVIATE from the cause of Locotoco-
ism more than 200 900 voters in the Southern and
Southwestern States. Thus they are n: present
soreIy puzzled and driven To their wits end.
II they do not continue 10 agilale the Repeal
question, they clearly loresee tie loss of their
Irish friends it they do aguate il, they as clearly
foresee the loss of their Southern friends The
men OF The "peculiar institution" condition
of things 10 which nothing but their own dishon-
esIy on The subject of freedom generally, has
reduced Them Had they been or were they
now lie consistent advocates of liberty, really aud
truly, as they profess to be, they would not at the
present time be placed in the morIitying position
which they occupy. When will uickey and
would be-cunnihg politicians learn that honesty
Is the best policy" aud that mEnDuyrers aud in-
uiguers inepiidbLy meet with their deserts?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14

The Prospect in Tennessee The Memphis Eagle
says From all parts Of the State we receive tho
most gratifying Intelligence of the progress of tho
canvass. The latest Intelligence we have from
Messrs. Polk and Jones is through letter from
Athens 10 the editor of the Nashville Wing
Some seven or eight hundred persons were pres.
ent The letter thus cheerngy concludes y" or
one thing rest assured-Jones will be reelected
by II very largely increased minority, and that
modern democracy is on its last legs in Tennessee"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14

C. flhe gentlemen who compose the Wing
State ticket our neighbor of The Patriot has the
candor and the kindness 10 say, that
"As MEN, THEY ARE ENTITLED TO RESPECT"
If The Spirit of Iniquiiy was capuble of appre-
eating u just and cutting rebuke, we would COM
mend that line to it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14

WJoL Probably 10000 pounds OF the clip
Of the wool of this county has been brought
in and sold within The past week. The donund
is good but prices low-varying from 10 to %
cents. One very superior LOT brought 20 cents,
which is tho highest price given in our market.
From appearances we should judge the product
of wool this spring unusually large in this coun-
w. Loekpon .Niagrs Co. Courier, June FL,