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"1he Richmond Wing gives Gu. .,s poy hood mill.
ry Clay, 'as he actually was IN carry
boy riding TO mill! ainos. literally IN ms s.'' 49,
WHO does not recollect his actual hgnIe;l Hna'
therefore we presume, the wing most ioscay wi.
tina, Mr.. Clay should be elected i'e=''"'
United States ,.,.,. !,
AT the narke: house displayed the e"'''esha -
or,bs Mil hay Of tie Siashes on enc ste' ano
..,.of.o, ;sc,t,i,on OF the Same old Coon on Tie
other '-RitAnoad EnqAtTI. ~,
When new plaY upon the theatrical ooiIcs las oeen
VOL recp,ved By tie public, II brought FORWARD
,Cer n;ch by The managers long as they thnk IL
vii; tag So the Whig managers, regarding the
yyhole Union as one vast stage upon which they
have .sbrousbt out che popular play with "enormous
.nnlause" under The E:s,rionic genius oil the zero
.. Moth Bend, propose 10 new vamp me same pay
and bring 1t cut again under Inc ceieoia'eu ae'o'
Henry Cav who is to be known hereafter, We suppose
ss the .AIl Boy OF The S.ashes Log cabins and ha'a
cider have had the. Gay, and The pubic 10 destined 10
s diseu.ied in Gifesn. manner. /. could not oe pre-
tended that the spe ndid MANSION Of H. Clay was hut
or that the BIZ vetsce with which he assuages his thirst
.as.ta all s.hard" but the Richmond Wing determined
IA fss,en upon some qualification Of MIR. C. Tor the
P,esaencr declares II be fact that be- n hrs ca'-
Is boyhood frequently rode to nall IN his shlt. tail
and mas shed lis columns with cut represent
ing him in that condition.
If going 10 mill when boy with inexPress'oies IN
dica,ye Of what The children call "a le,le! in the
post Oh ce entities the person 10 the Pres'denua
Cha;r when he becomes man, fear tba, even The
primo pie VIII hoi SuHice 10 give a!i luz ca"
d,dates 4 caance. -
The campaign Of lS44 rs TO be carried on-not with
l7n cabins and hard cider but with Indian msal and
shirt fans The first spfnkied upon the ile
las, suckipr OF. OF the ''seat Of honor.
T.3ugusta l.Haiee) .ige.
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,bio, ,b,, shall have taken station near enough f

ships that shall have taken s9u'on NsN
that purpose. -, rll :, .a
s,oeped and seized tor jus. ana cngeai reasons ahe
upon the mos: convincing proof, at Jasuce s:al os
done to them without aue loss o; uac, and nat 'De
proceed u :, shall be always uniform sfeee;' anu az
co;drar j. tie !Ags AID that waenvve. an! sn1'. oe
found 10 have been stopped, or TO have sIi.e''"
damage wjhou; suiiclsu, cause they sa'l no. ~
be entitled 10 i sufficient compensation, ou1 a." 49,. a.
complete satisfaction for the lnsui; eiefed - '''
OF their ma,eslies. -,ve !,
The strength OF tie confedefa'ed powers gave
sanction to the fn and decided tone o. '"s
ton which is said TO have restrained The dePecaohS
OF British armed ships the commerce OF heuia'
nauons-and BY rendering the contest wa. ,hs es.
honele. contributes 10 accelerate peace, ana .he eS
,sbsbnen, Of the Independence OF the on'tec Sac
Tbese are some OF Tie most prominent 'opos
Of in ,b;s essay which s aesenys'x octave P1s@s u
he cosc,on. sud is Iepe:s with interesting aud VAIN
able information. -..... >. 49,.
eu periods o; !a@ authors useful sad I7oo'ous me-
eu,brscing s:5e,y O! subjects, Political eia:F, ahI
mo-al, abTy, aud c,a5o:-;ey treated, and WA 'oih
highly va!aa5ie addition 70 any h0sa': r1 yo1l
Web.,e. and Clark. l3j Fulton street, Ne" loFh.
MAC YORK Journal q commerce
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CoosERr is an incomprehensib!e mystery. It shifts
lis phases SO frequently and has many voices tina,
no man can distinctly understand it, It's principles are
always wrons-but It's purposes are always chanpng-
Every thing by turns, and nothing long" For in.
stance, .Ee wings have been telling Us during the
late Election, that it putting forth lis strength
that II vas rot exerng lis energies, though eysry
thng'oonlradiced the assertion and as the grapes be
gan TO grow sour, of the Wing presses declared
INA; they were satisfied if they los; the victory
ana now what does the Alexandria Gazette Tell US
yesterday morning why, that ",he Enquirer knows
as well as We Go, that IN truth the recent election
may be called Wig Rally" Yes, zee g. know it,
We know that they rallied all their force-a their
'esouces.ail Their ars-more unfortunately than any
PROUD party ought 10 nave exetted-and yet, if may
believe some Of Them they did not exert their
and were SO Indifferent about the result good easg
souls that they would have been perfectly Satisfied if
they had been defeated Oh these cunning Coons-
as changeabe as Proteus himself.
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ST. Louis, in the Stale OF Missouri, one of !! e
greatest points Of attraction IN the West, the
bers Of the Bar and Of Mrdcine. We have seen an
estimate made that there nearly 100 lawyer. IN tn
town, and among them are gentlemen of hs'ac,e. eua
ability, equal to any other at any bar in ths country
Among those gentlemen, whose names are worthy
of notice, is Mr. George w. Goode, formerly Of
this City. We part with him with great regret. gu.
the loss OF Richmond, is the gain Of ST LOUIS. he
carries with him fine talents 10 orabc reputation
and an enierrr'sng spirit. lie goes to ciy bes:ea
with many advantages Of situation, and aboundnr n
many resources; and 10 State, where no penair- Of
an anti Duelling law can interfere with the political
prospects of bold and sdventurou. nan Mr. G. has
incurred the penalties of the anti Dueing las his
native State, and throws himself upon ard rs.
ing theatre, wnsre We sincerely hope. his tsen., ma
ham the success, which he wasrapicy acquir.
ing in the City OF Richmond
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OeK NAVY YARD-SoaETHISG STRASGE-The pre-
Sent Secretary of the Treasury has contested for the
construction OF an Iron Revenue Cute. al Boston, one
at Baltimore, and an ordnar! vessel Of war also TO he
huilt at Baltimore. We believe that bis predecessor
contracted several others a. various places, except
New York. Apsachcola has had peculiar favour from
the late Congress for The construction of Navy Dry
Dock there while The proposed grant 10. Ne. York
rs.c,cG We also learn tina; the Franklin "A gun ss
to be taken from Navy Yard here and repaired a,
Boston Here is strange contrast We would not
have alluded 10 this subject !! not that New ork
is the great depo, from wence The Government draws
the largest portion of revenues We think that are
entitled to some consideration however unworthy OF
notice the lc!e Congress may have thought MS.
y \ SIN
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THE MIEg PRisosERs The New Orleans papers
give the following list Of Of those Texan prl-
who decuated and shot We observe
among them ;he; O.. James ID. Cooke, native OF Pc
tersburg, vino served apprenticeship 10 the PRINT
iug business. with the veteran Pescuc, was al enc
time engaged ~ this establishment, and subsequently
became kctcr IN winch capacity he lived, al differ
ent tunes, IN several Southern cities he Z
talented, bold, aad wt,ter He emigta,ed 10
Texas, few years since, aud edited paper at Hous-
ton. HIS fate IS, indeed, sad one. He was a warm.
hearted generous man, intrepid and fearless IN the pur-
SUIT of wha. he thought night. The inhunan order by
which he was shot, carried INTO effect the 25th
OF March. The following the lis: Of those then de.
cimated and killed captain VIM H. Eastland
Sergean, J. n NJ. Thompson; P-ivates, J. D. Cooke
Thomas l.. Jones, II Whaling c. H. Roberts J.
Tambull, X IL Harris, P Mahon, J y Torres, J.
L. Shepperd, w. Fl. Cowan, L. Etz, K. II. Dun
ham, NJ. c. Wing, }. l. Cash, J. NJ. Ogden
A letter IN the Bulletin states, tina, Of these
poor not killed, though he fell as If dead,
having received Two balls. Ia the night he observed
the sentinel asleep aud mustered strength enough 20
90 off In the morning Il vas discovered iha. Of
the bodies missing, and having bloody
trail, the bocdhounds followed IT, W with
the man, brought him bsck, and shot him dead
The editor ct the y. .. Tropic had conversation
with of the young men taken at hlier, and liberated
al Mexico, who was present when the Texans escaped
al Salado. FIVE Texans and % hexicans fell in the
struggle. About ISL Of the survivors took the route
for Texas, and bad travelled about three hundred
miles, when, force by hunger and thirst, they stopped
in the mountains sprIng which they had been
conducted by shepherd, and where two other shep.
herds engaged IN 'aten'ng HockS for market The
Texans renamed here three days, preparing meats
and provisions for their journey. In the meantime the
alarm gwen TO large force IN pursuit. The Mex
icans, large numbers took possession Of the heights
surrounded the Texans, and the latter surrendered,
withou; firing gun.
The Bee, referring 10 the execution Of the decimatsd
prisoners SAYS: "Thts was perhaps the most nhunan
piece OF butchery tina; has been perpe,ra,ed BY Co.
vernment protesting 10 be civilized, within the present
century The prisoners who upon their guard
not parole, and had therefore undoub;ed right
use every means IN Their power 10 escape. If the &C.
vernment desired 10 put them in position that would
involve forfeiture of lie in case of such an attempt
they ought to have been permitted to 60 al large upon
parole of honor
"There has been some feebleness or tmidl,y on the
part CT the diplomatic corps in Mexico, else such an
outrage had no, been committed"
r.. fRichuond Comp;ier
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THE sprscop.1 CONVENTION.

Our City is all animated with the crowds OF minis
and members who have aocked TO the Metsopoi,s
| 10 attend the Annual Episcopal Convention On wed
nesday evening, the two STEAMBOATS, tfatrick Heo!y
from Norfolk and The OsceoIa from Washingon,) the
two traias on the Northern RaIrcad-,he fetersoufs
Railroad cars, and the large crowded pacAe' ooat
/ Lynchburg, came brartng TO ou' cry '"s ~ aA
| living multitude The Convention oPeneo "" hois
d.y forenoon with service in the Monumental Chufch
which vas filed from top 10 bottom, chahcei pe"s,
asles and galleries, with 40 aleDtVe ano con-
grepation All around the altar were arrayec the hi-
nlsers of the Episcopal Church, drawn from various
oa, of the Stale and few from other States, 10 The
number of about CO. Bishop Johns delivered the Pas.
,oral Discourse. II powerful and thrilling ap-
peal The Ministers Of the Church. on The duties oil
their ministry. The text was taken from lst limo
,bv 4th Chapter, and 10Th verse: Take heed unto
thyseIi, and unto the docr'ne continue IN them, for
in doing this thou shalt both save hyseli and them
| tina. hear thee.
/ Bishop Johns breaches without written sermon be-
fore hiai-and we, who have been accustomed TO The
other styis are sinsuarly struck with the connection
I Of his ds:outses Tie compactness Of his arguments
The uency and eloquence of his composilioD and the
correctness Of his quotations After noticing these
qualifications, need not remark upon The force OF
his delivery for, spoken discourse, ike spoken
speech in comparison with written one, is always
more impressive, than when the attention Is divided
between The paper and the audience We could wish,
that his Brethren Of the Episcopal Church would more
/ frequently initiate his example. The Bishop had pre-
pared mlnd tBEocgnoul LOT u u
scarcely necessary add that he did full justice the
subject and to himself. He followed by Bishop
Meade in few happy and appropriate remarks. Al
night (and confess we like The old division Of time
into ertning and night, much better than the modern
apportionnen Of The pulpit noa ternoon and ecenng
the Rev Mr. Knckle delivered from the pulpit of the
Monumental Church eloquent discourse upon q
from the Epse to The Epheslans I'd chapter and
part of the 18th verse, ;:Haring Hope
The Reverend MIR. Calwell preached IN ST. james
Church, and at night, the Rev. Mf. Rocker. DR..
Nilno, preached the same evening (n'shp at
Chrst's Church.
Yesterday morning, Dr.. Atkinson, Of Lynchburg,
delivered one Of his beautiful d'fcourses in the monu-
mental Church, and in the of the evening and
the night, delivered, Of which we have no
account al the moment OF writing this hasiy paragraph
Mr.. Cobbs of Petersburg 10 have preached last
night, IN the Monumental and ar. r. W'lmeris to ad.
dress The congregation of the church, THIS morn
ing; and Mr. Slaughter to night. The exercises OF
the Church in the different pu!ps will not close until
The night of the Sabbath.
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hEW WORKS.

NEW WORKS.
We are indebted to Harper q Brothers, through
Smith, Drinker q Morris, for beautiful copy Of
Smiths Dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities
carefully revised by Charles Anthon and illustrated By
numerous neat engravings. The interest OF the SUBJ
ect, and the character of It's Editor give i; hph
place in every gentlemans Library We have also 10 &C.
knowledge the eceip, of Nos Of the cheap Edition, of
Harpers Family Library, (25 cents Ne) CONTAINING
Lockhar,'s Life of Napoleon, &c. &c also, Of The
beautiful and cheap Edon of Shakespeare, with fine
illustrations VINO wrote the beautiful and instructive
little tale of "Conquest and Self Conquest, or which
makes the HERO:" also recently publ by The
Harpers' II is calculated especially for the young
but may be read with great pleasure and instruction By
all ages and conditions.
To Mr.. Gill, of this city, obliged for M.sca $
republication Of the Dublin University Magazine
dull Of piquant articles and combinations Of SPIRITED
,aes) and cs the Foreign Quarterly Review, offering
rich repas, OF solid information and sparkling e,a.
ture.
Mr. J. W. Randolph, of this city, has thanks
fDs the last No of tie Southern Quarterly Rer,e~, "a
able ever We have merely had time TO glance owe.
mastery view Of the Virginia and New York con.io
yersy, and other criticisms of fofeign and domestic
works.
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LATEST FROM YUcATAS.


New OELEAss, May ll.-By gentleman arrived
last evening" board schooner Ann Jane, days from
Sisal We have been favored with the following ImPo'
tan, verbal intelligence.
GA the An April, the Mexican army, composed Of
l-0O men who had been besiegng Merida and who
afterwards had been themselves bes,eged in their camp
capitulaeo TO The Yucaanese rader the following con
ditions
The Mexican division in the city of Te1pena under
the command OF General hlattlas de la Penary BaTa
gan were 10 evscuae the territory Of the Stale with
all The honcrs of war, The day, leaving Their
arms OF n!api!y. and proceed from Conka to Baca and
from thence 10 Telchac, here they we're 10 be eHoath
I'd for Tam;ico, eight days alter ter arrival, on boaFo
The Mexican transports ana men o! war ne oiieefs
nf the DIVISION have promised 10 lay before theIr CO.
yern:aent tsue statement OF tie Spfit and resources
Of the Tuca;anese government and use ineiF utiasi
sndeavors 10 have justice cone them he cVson mac
the privilege Of leaving their SICK and wounced in The
city, no would De taken OF al the expense o; the
Naxlcan Government. the Mexicans were 10 leave al
their artillery, which would be carried TO Die
rda De returned 10 The Mexicans al The termination
OF the war.
Prisoners were 10 be exchanged accornng TO the la"
Of nations. a.
!, BODY OF 2.400 Yuca,anese, left Merida on the ID
May on he!F way Tslchac, Tor The purpose oil cap
,nrIng HE Mexican division, who had no! complied
with the Terms OF The capIiulaton allowing them eig
DAYS 10 oui. The territory. Though express hao
been sea, 10 General Amprda ;o vessels 10 carry the
vision . Tampco none had arrived when Ihe lime
/ allowed them had expired,
On the 2nd INST, ex press arrived 81 Merida from
Campeoca9, giving the information that the Texas
SQUADRON commanded b. Commodore Moore, hac az
r!ved IN safety ct Campeachy.
Ga the 18th ult., they were attacked during calm
while doubling Point Harvey, By the Mexican val
steamers Mon;ezuma and Guadaloupe, which after Z
shsrp engagement were driven off, the Texas vessels
warpiDg INTO the harbor in safety ~ 0. Bee
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! oCUST HILL FOR SALE.-ihe subscriber having deter
II mined the West oilers for sale BY private cen
tract the Tract Land which he lives seven miles North al
Louisa Court house the waters Of Hickory creek in healthy
ana uerhboIhood ard containing hundred and
euy acres comfortable dwelling and other
houses good apple orchards and The land
productive ANA adapted corn wheat; OATS
tobacco and There about and INV
Of excellent grounds free rc nuEdaton poduc
vean ample supply Of wood and timber supply farm
Each field well waereG having never failing springs and
branches 1t may be said Of truth that seldom
market, eiIher IN Louisa or the adjoining counties.
Reference Ellis Elicit, Richmond, or the subscriber
JOHN ELLIS.
Louisa, Dec 30, 1872 67-wG
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From the ohio safe Eagle.
Graf and Glorious Democratic !ictory IN the oId
yJo,ni3iou
cGoM. cuApMAN-CEoW.

CROW CUAPMAN-CROW:
.Olp yiscI>!A SEvKE TIRE. Scarcely have the
echoes from the guns OF i)eihoefic! "a ,s i"p,e
State died uaon oG ears, when he" ana ionoef peas
If laundering ir!gmph, troD ns Old Dominion arouse
us from the short nap "hch ne nave oeeh taxing,
since The former glorious ACHIEVEMENT ana ST us on
t,p.toe FOR "ch * ?ehd!ag IN lac Buckeye
Ss,ta al tie October election Proud as We have al
vas been O: cur native State longer look
upon her without greirir ho~ OF feeling ior
her sterling Democracy, and renewed confidence n
the integrity and patriotism Of ner Republican citizens
We never felt IN Il better hruer for croIcsas nor
was there a more appropriate occa.son-so mere
goes Boy, lineage Chapman and don forget TO
tell ou, neighbor, thai Boits has been oes'en--host
glorious 10 t.hod and ;hsi "Od Virginia IS 'rSht
Side uD-and ne mistake But, tell hun, al the same
time that The mid! Boy OF the Seshes IS no longer
s.ruanng in his sh; tlii-,hai he IS gong 1t tail
on the Stamp .or the Presidency 10 lcIi, and may,
zosstbiy he .Yorse beaten than alr. Boats. lei! nan,
further ;at unless he unite ms forces win those
q; Captain Tyler, aad P5scah oPan the DeE"cfa',c
l:ish ana German nstUrali1ed c't'zsnS ct EaiEar!-
county 10 iaa ,aei. standard, inevitable defeat awaits
them nov. heGcel5-.h saa iJ-sveEuo5e 6at, BE care
full boy don't tell nin InEca al once, icst ms
nervous disposition cannot bear It. No" for Inc vic
tory
And don't forge: to tell hin, .aa; Gem ChaPin n
s elected to Congress by more than / 400 nalofy -
"Crow, CHAFwAS, crow.
Bring on. the ..b'e guns, and let US have twenty
SIX rounds the Old Domin'oa' GiorIousiy ha!h she
fought-gloriously ha;h he! Democracy conquered
and thus too, under the most d=edvaniageoGs ccuEl-
stances which c3uid have attended az election
The reyudtatiag Wings opposed the Tax Bill anc
the payment OF he Stale d-h,s, while the Democrats
mantally contendsd for bo'a, and have been tslumph
anty sustained by me people. hat lesson to the
7tDaGjat5rS every n here.
Again, Va say, t.ing OF: The ''Ls guns Lisb, ~
The Donffes upoa every h,!l,-and let one oas, loud
spontaneous huzza 5urs; from tie lungs 0. every ee-
man IN honor OF Old Y Irg MA
The poor coons are tee ioaiy FUSED up; and FRIEND
Chapman says their hides already begin to sip -
one more pull, then. and they will De entirely on -
Let OHIO and Indiana do their duty, their whole duty
and nothing but their duty!
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MoSEY MATTER.

MoSEy MATrhRs, &c.-The Philadelphia u States
Gazette, IN lis Money article oi Monday last, saws
Much speculation has been aioa, lately as 10 where
the Secretary of the Treasury has procured the means
for redeeming the s. 000000 Treasury notes on or be
fore the 30ih June next. We believe we can answer
the inquiry. The Secretary has obtained the money
all except far the banks have agreed 10
and hold; but will previous to the day named invite pro,
posals for year loan, bearing interest at rc per
cent for which these Treasury notes will be received
tnpayment. This information we have from au-
tEentic source"
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The alilledgesille Correspondent of the Savannah
Republican writes on The 10th inst, that 1.-THE Go.
vernon left here few days ago. for Virginia, with his
amiabe consort on visit, presume, to Mrs Nc
Donalds relatives and friends He is expected 10 be
absent two or three weeks The worthy Governor
(McDonald is in the bosom of his friends and in
this City They will take very good care of him, and
return him, hope safe and sound TO his own beloved
State. He LEFT MleGgeville on Monday the s!h)
and arrived at Richmond on Thursday morning; SO
rapid 10 the communication in these days of steam
from South 10 North
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NATIONAL. CONVENTION.

The Philadelphia Sentinel says, that convention OF
the Democrats of Rhode Island was held at the State
House in Newport the % inst, pursuant to call OF
the Committee appointed for that purpose The con
venion fully attended BY delegates and members
Of Assembly nearly all the towns were represented :
Resolutions were unanimously adopted, approving Of a
Democratic National Convention 10 nominate candI-
dates for President and Vice President Of the u S. 10
be held al Baltimore May 64i and authorizing the
State Contra! Committee 10 call State Convention
for the purpose of eec.ing delegates to said Conven-
iinn
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CoNSEcr!crT.--As there choice Of State Of
ticers by the people the o Houses ofhe Connecticut
Legislature met convention Thursday and elected
Cbauncey f. Cleveland, TO tie Office Of Governor ;
William 5. Hobsfd, Lieutenant Governor; Jl5sz l..
White, 1r., Treasurer Noah A. Phelps Secretary asd
Gideon Welies, Comptroller. al Democrats. For
Governor the vote stood Cleveland 10 ; Roger S.
Baldwin, Wing Il; Sherman :. Baldwin, /.
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ed Tor ihe uSiihg Ct Democratic Convention in
Inc State Of Maine.
The objects Of the Convention are,
To nominate a candidate Tor Governor; and
To take such order in regard toa Democratic Ma.
iona Convention and the election of Delegates thereto
as shall be though, expedient-.l. y E. Post.
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OBED WAITE, President
H. VI. BRENT. Cashier.
HM. STEPHENSoS.l
DANIEL GOLD. a.
A. :. BALDWIN, fpl'eciors
JOHN MILLER,
VIRGINIA, Frederiet ecaa'r, set:
This day personally appeared before the subscriber
the Peace and for county aforesaid Henry VI Brent,
o VALLEY in Virginia and made oaih tina,
The foregoing exhibits state of the said Bank Isl day
OF ApIii, 1888 To he Of his know nd belief
Given under my hand This 26th day Of Apr,. Isi3
W. 7. BALDWIN. J. r
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TkSyEssEE The political campaign is growing very
warm in Tennessee. The principles dispute appear
thus far TO BE boldly and distinctly agowed the par,
of the Democrats. Among them, The a,ii question is
thu mos, prominent. Bota candidates for Governor,
Niessrs Polk and Jones, proceeding through the
State together, and addressing the people The reports
from the state very Favorable ol the OF The
Dsmccrats-B
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Colonel Johnson is TO make visit TO the re"
England States, by invitation, in the month OF .Na-
grst. TIE Democratic members OF The Peansyi's-
MIA Legislature, and other distinguished citizens, have
invited COL Johnson 10 pass through PenusyVan'a Oh
his way.
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The OHIo LoAs-The seven per cen. loan PROPOSED
for by the Ohio Commissioners has been asen 10 's"
York at par This success, is thought, will place u.
State in an easy position, and ensure the establishment
of her internal improvements.