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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

- OS CATHERINE STREET-That's the place you
p ~ can save money Laties VIII, wish to be econom-
Hcl hnd the above place aer Boots, Sh Busk-
~ ms and Slipp Of col of eeg shapes
beautiful hinus. the lowest prices Offered his
city, as follows -
kadirs Cater Boots, ..l0s to l2s
SE
Do B1,kns. ............. s. to 8s
Do Siipyers, IS to -
Strong Leather Bouts aud Shoes. IS to
Misses and ChiIdrsns in Also, ali suits Of la
dies misses ald childr-u India Rubber Shoes
Shoes think Of che III the cheapest boys
aud youth Boot, and Shoes cheap Now hen
say aud ookvoU will surely ty, aud be- sstisea
better aud cheap
6Jmsm Towns. Is Catherine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

THEM CARRIER PIGEONS-Fors,le lot o. fresh i'm
.olted Pigeons OF black blue. dan white
Carriers, Win pied Pours; of Tambers,
Of col ,s; blue II lie d. ack do, SILVER do oi,ck
Boards toe do aud liver do Almond rumble BLACK blue.
yellow white d.; III apes and Tubu Of all known
Aso guam ity Of the far famed Antwerp Pxroas 20 Justly
ce braed their Ordinary 1T fyug v.g,
"a mug ho'.e from almost IA iibls u cea.
EtLi and s-e tlrun, At % heare street
imse~ GROOM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

pNEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
To Yprs the s5th and Liverpool on the lit
A-.u Iu-An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

NOTlCEAn application vail be made prrseut ses-
Az ri the Legislature 81 tie STATE Of Ns York the
corporation oil he eyole,t .oc-y IN tire cty agd
New ok To be called The Noah OF the Of
Deuevoi-nce. s II, ssc
WEBBING AMP WISHING : ARD = lgrs e +. AID
w frlted lhe FIRST Style Of tue Art jucpd pri
VALtNTl Nt's, No Beam M
Cor er OF Pi'h Nov LoyeJo = Hotel.
u Peass call apA esamips sreri rneas In re
, 1844-03-09
Notice.

TTHE Planters Tobacco Inspection Ware
4 house is now carried on by the subscri.
bers, who are prepared TO despatch bust
ness without delay. They take this oppor-
tunity Of informing their numerous friend.
of the necessity of having their timber well
seasoned before their hoCsheals aye set up,
as much good tobacco il inir,ed from hav-
ing the hog.head made OF green and unsea-
soned timber.
The late Law says that the length OF
stave shall be 81 inches, the hogshead 40
inches across the head. shall have 6 hoops.
and contain not less than 500 lbs. tobacco.
VOOLFOLK G. FIFE,
> nov = Inspectors.
The Missour.an, Era and Reporter copy
9 months weekly: Palmyra Wing. Jefferson
Inquirer, BoonyiIle Observer, Fa,ctte Times.
Glasgow Pilot, Liberty Banner, Platte Ea.
gle, Western Missourisn, Lexington Express,
Hannibal Journal. Paris Sentinel. st. Charles
Advertiser, Bowling Green Radical and Co.
lumGia Statesman will each insert the above
TO amount Of 81 and charge this Office.
, 1844-03-09
POSITIVELY NO CREDIT.
Z. u. EsryS0ER s. Co.,

EEy AULD inform their friends, aud the
Wy pubic in general, that they have
inst received a
New Stock Of fail and minier Dry
Goods. Uarl Vac, Tin VAR,
Queens War and Groceries, which
thew will sell low for Cash, or
Produce.
We have been fer some time endeaVerrg
to do a cssh business. but so far, VIZ have
only PARTIAL, .ucceedsd-~e are nn" letter
mireL To sell our goods low for PA Y, ant
positively not for PEnMIss- TO PAY. seha,s
= SUNNY of thcw IN hands ut present, mort
in all probabilit, than will ever be- prrfta
Bile. Finding from every DAYS ob'.Tynti"n
that person.. defining To huy goods for Cash
were most likely to pas. q Credit store, sup
pnsinr they would have to pay tighsr f''
their goods than at a Cash store, titus VT
ave heretofore got the P-nmisc. I" Pay
and the Cash Stores hav. got the Pay.
We therefore invite those who ~i'h Ia
hu, fnr Cash, to call aud examine our goods
previous Ia pucchssing elsewhere.
We would here say to those indebted 10
us by Promises Of loug standing. that ""
hsye heretofore msde several CALI th'ongh
the Radical, with threats OF %susing. which
turned out To he more talk than Cider, int
uow.if yHu do not pay "a = portion III your
indebtedness in a ver, -hort tune, you will
fud ,onr notes ia other bands for collection.
aud if YOU have any spare CHANGE, 20
Law ont for goods, please give usa Canoe Tor
your money, a. onr:, is now a CASH
STORE. y. BRNSON N Co..
Louisiana, Nov. lst, 1913. til.
, 1844-03-09
GAMPBELL'S FOREIGN SNEl-
MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
or Select Miscellany Of European Lit
erGtaTe ana art.

~ I"' UpcuH LIZ
erGtHTe n Art.
This periodical has alread, acquired the
enAlabie reputation of being the most com
piote and spirited Magazine of the Kind ever
published, IN tins country. The frequency
OF Its publication enables the publisher to
furnish Ia il the cream of the Foreign Maya
zines, in advance OF all competition. As.
ioTIastance, thenumber Ignii.hed on the lst
OF each month, is composed priLcirally of
articles selected fram the Foreign Reviews
and Magazines of the preceiiu. manth, and
that issned on the 10Th of the month, can be
entirely so made, thus placing the leader Of
the semi monthly in possession oftEe choicest
articles of the Foreign Press. several week
In advance of a monthly competitor !
In the Literary Department,
whilst it lays no pTetension to originality in
the frothy trash of the day, il is the ain oi
the publisher to fIrnish TO lis readers tia
best articles from the first mind. of Europe.
IN the several departments OF Criticism, lI's-
tory, Biography, Voyage, Nrayci-, &c. &c.
from the pens of such men a. wilson, rrough-
man, Macauly, Lockhact, Sterling, Landor,
Hood, &c.
10 tuu ~ y lNlIbClltl. tNNhi GiiBtI VIII
be embellished with one OF
SGrtain's Splcndid Nc--0tint Eagra-
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done in the very best style of that fuished
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Tuenty-Four
OF those beautiful engravings, while other
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THREE or FOUR, by the Am artist, as a chic!
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The Terry Low Price
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that
Three Splendd ToiUmes.
containing each nearly SIX HUNDRED i'm
perial octave pages, executed in the most
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numerous Illustrations, ard each volume or
uamented with EIGHT of Snrtain's Une
qualled Engravings, which are siven every
wear, furnishing for FIVE dollars mn cmonnt
of reading matter, (eKciusive uf the eugra-
,ings, worth Of themselves more than the
cost of tie work. which cannot be rra-
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fncIudcd'in the Ensravinse will be found
the portraits Of the most distinguished mer
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thus fOruing'a
Portrait Gai'ery
Of The highest order OF excellence, joa- IN
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To Post Masters aud OHler. The &C,
lEow!edged merit and rapidly growing pop
MARTY of CamphelI's Magazine considered
The publisher believes that from the fo'law.
ing liberal tcFias, thousands will be induced
- subscribe.
To CluJs. the following proposal. are
a.rGe. Five copies for s23; eight for $50:
Hrgie copies 8 il year. in advance; single
numbers - cts.
Editors inserting this aivert;=emeut and
sending a copy Of the paper continuing it to
this Office, will he entitled to Il cory of the
work for enc year.
JAMES VI. CAMPBELL,
s. CnesnUt street, Phiis1.
, 1844-03-09
Fine Lands for Sale.
1850


VVElE subscriber offers far sale, in
L the counties of Rails Sc Lewis.
1850 acres offnc farming Lanl, most
Of ii prairie" and a part wood land, a
part Of this Land, iii La'ris county, is
on the road between Monticello and
Tully, adjoining the "0Isley farm"
That in Rails, is near the Marion line
within q few miles Of Palmyra. Il is
well watered, and in every respect,
desirable Land, either for Tobacco.
Hemp, or Wheat. 1t will be sold
low. and divided 70 suit purchasers.
Title perfect. Particulars made known
on application to the subscriber in
St. Louis. GEO. K. BUDD,
"a, Water Street.
St. Louis, Nov. 81, lG43. 2
, 1844-03-09
NOTICE.

hereby given that the under
aSs signed has taken out letters Of Tesla
uentary, on the estate ofJohn Maxwell, Sen.
decd, fIom the Clerk Of County Court OF
fike county, bearing date the LIST of Dec,
a.. d. 1913: all persons, therefore who
have any claims against the estate OF said
deceased are required to EXHIBIT the SAINT
duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from having any benefit
of said estate, aud If such claims are not
presented within three years they will 10
forever barred.
JOHN MAXWELL, Ex'r.
December 81, ls43 5w5.
, 1844-03-09
The New Mirror.

EDITED BY GEORGE p. MORRIS
ILLUSTRATED BY j. G.. Chaplain
WEIR NUMBER EMBELIsHED WITH AN
EXQUISITE DESIGN on sTEEL.-TermS,
50 per annum. single No. 81 cents.
j n tie curse OF Il few weeks, the
: undersigned will commence, on
his own account, the publication of a
new series Of the New York Mirror.
Il the octave torn. On an entirely
novel and original plan, with Steel
E~ngravings in every number. and al
the reduced price OF SO per annum,
or 6 cents for i single copy.
The New Mirror will appear with
manv strange and attractive features,
Distinguishing it from every other pc
riodical. il will be published with
new type, on fine paper. and each
nunter Vii contain a beautiful en-
craving III steel, designed and sketch
ed by Chapman. Illustrating the let
ter press which it accompanies. and
which it vii invest with peculiar IN
lerest. Besides the contributions of
all our corps OF correspondence
which embraces the most Of the tai
ent Of this co~untry--we have made
arrangements for fresh and early
TRANSACTIONS from some Of the hes,
writer's Of France, and for proolShcets
from several OF the popular autEnrs
of England. With such materials.
and with such able leilnw-Iaborers in
the literary vineyard. We hope to pre-
SEN 10 tie American reader n week
~ journal Of great value and unusL-
al eXccl!erce. The parade OF mere
namcs vii be sedulou,Iv avoided.--
The M.rrDr will he remarkable, we
hope. for good article, wIthour James
Il vii, embrace within lis scope every
iry artmeGt Of elegant Inerafuie.
comprising tales of romance, sketch
es ot society sni manners, sentiment.
and every dar lie, pIquant essays.
domestic HnI iDreigu correSpoudrUce.
literary intelligence, wizard humour.
fashion "ri gossip. poetry, the fine
arts. and literary. musical and dra-
mG,ic c~riliri>ns. It's reviews o1new
works sill be careful. discriminating
and impartial. 1t wii! aina 20 foster
literature suited to tie taste and de.
ares "f Il county. It's teadCucy
rIi ne rIrrr,l and nrI,yf,trr 90 =
, 1844-03-09
VIZ Il. EsTaHalhsssns,

va ihL act ms our agent in receiving
w and recripting fer hide. at his Sad
u'e',s SHOP Persons indebted to me or TO
the urn Of Campbell & Crane, will obI;,.
Tue quite as mnch by payment in hides as
IN cash 10 the same amount. Debts dine 70
J. W. 'ampbell, can be paid the same wa,.
G.. D. CRANE.
, 1844-03-09
Planters Tobacco Warehouse.


T'liE subscribers having been ar-
pointed by the County Court Of
ST. iori, County Nsgsr'o,S o. TobGc-
en- 4! tie P'onicry' Farchcuse are
now prepared e. ins?ec, and review
with despatch MI tahTcco scrt to tie
above house. and hey by Il strict and
faithful discharge Of iI.cir duties, IL
rieIit u continuance Of the patronage
of Tic planters. The addition, To-
cc'hcr With the former house. is a
rab'c If storing 1T least 5000 bids,
and It's central locality viii at all times
insure to the planters the attendance
Of bay ers on DAYS of sale. To those
who cone hv wagons there is a large
wagon yard convenient and free Of
charge.
Tobacco will lie received at this
warehouse on storage, and when not
inspected, fifty cents per hogshead
only, will be charged for sixty days
or less. Y. T. VOOLFOLK,
ROB'T b. FIFE,
HIRAM SHAW, Jr.
st. Lcuis Jan. 10Th. 1914.
, 1844-03-09
STATE OF MISSOURI, CO
County 0t Pike.

Ia the County Count, C January 1874
NRDERED by the Court that al
- persons indebted to the Road &
Canal Iun4 Of said County be notiGcI
that unless all interest due on ,iIc!!
several bonds to sad fund, be paid on
or before the first dav Of April next
suit will be Instituted for the rec0ye.
~ Of both principal! and in'eres! with,
out delay, and further ordered that !
copy hereof be inserted in the Grad.
icai" ~for.siz weeks.
4 true copy OF t2,e Record.
Teste.
A. II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
Jan. 18Th. 1914. GUlO.
, 1844-03-09
MOTTO

FEFIOSE who know themselves to he in.
Il debtcd II TIE undersigned either by
note or book account, will please take notice
that | MUST have money. And ua!css they
come forward md make Immediate pa1.
ment' shall he compelled to place their
notes and accounts in Toe hands Of an officer
Tor collection. The receipts of ro,wrn y
Cinne FOR hides will he received Ms cash.
JAS. W. CAMPBELL.
Nov 18th, 1913. 6w3
, 1844-03-09
Il. A. F'ahnestock's Vermifuge.
A Sure Remedy for Worms.

I'D A. FAHNESTOCK'S Vermi.
sS' Guge, a Perfectly Safe and Ger
ain Cure for Worms. Certificates
of It's efficacy can be seen at the
store of the subscriber sufficient to
satisfy the y ost incredGlous. We of.
Ter the following as Il proof of its cE.
facacy:
CARRoLToH. Green Co., lll..)
October 10Th, 1343.
THIS is 10 certify that ! have been
selling y. A.. Fahnesiock's & Co.
Fermifr 70, Tor the last three wears.
and in some cases, Witnessed the ope-
ration Of tie same, and from what |
know OF my own knowledge, and
that which has been told me BY 9TH
ers, take pleasure 10 Swing that |
have Fever seen. nor heard, of any
Medicine that has gi"cn so universal
Satisfaction in this community, and
#urllermrr,, if 1t was necessary, |
c.r'i P."cure GIty certificates Of its
efficacy AMI success IN cxpcl.ing
worms.
JAS. T. S'Nr=ON. Druggist.
N,R. VIM. -. iioLmss. A-ent.l
L. !. fA4HrsrocG & CO. :
Ii.fsi,urt, Pan
, 1844-03-09

BY T. sparks,
Each number TO cnnlain between Tor
~ and tif)y pages. and to he smbel
shed With tie following hCe steel ana
copperpiate ~sRlravingS. viz:
/. Portrait I'll Washington 1T 40.
bv Peals. s. Portrait of Mrs Wash,
inaton at 40, by v oiias'nn. 8. View
of Mt. Vernon. 4. Battle OF B ai-
do,k's defeat. ). Head quarters al
Cambridge. G. Plan Of Boston and
enviroGs. I. Head Quarters at Nor
ristown. 8. Heal Quarters at New,
burg. 9. Plan of farms at NJ. Yer
non. 10. Battle Of The Brandywine.
II. Portrait of Washington by Stuart.
-. Encampment at Na!ly Forge.
IS. Battle Of Germantown. II. Fac
imile OF Washington's hand writing.
The PORTRAITS are copied from tie
original paintings. Tie plans. sker.
ches and other engraviac>. have been
compiled from the best draw InCs, as
well French and English a Ameri
can. Special aid was derived from
a series of mannscript drawings IN the
possession Of Gen. LAFAYETTE. which
are executed with scientific accuracy
and beauty.
The well known ability of tie au-
thor. the abundant means which he
possessed. VIZ: More than two hun.
dred feIia volumes of the original
manuscript purchased bv Congress.
ten wears researches IN The public Of
fees in London. Paris. Washington,
and ali the States which fprmr,l the
ccn.ederacy curing tie Rcvoluriru:
IS well as tie access he has gained
to valuable papers in different parts
of fine country, has brought iHto his
hands 4 mass Of materials. original
and important in their character.
which we rust VII! he found !" have
have contributed essential aid III en-
aiding him 70 execute with more &C.
curacv aud Completeness. lis main
purpose, and Illus II have c~oupenSal
e! in some d..r,e. for the ,!re and
+ labor they have cost. It's publication
not onIv involves extended aud lano-
rlcps research cD the part Of the eii-
ter, bat nr.at Decun;ary rsspnnzibIi-
" on the part % the publishers.
The ptire of this work is less when
the exprntior is considered. 1I.an that
Of INV Other publication ia Enrope or
America. The investment and c1-
?enditures connected with this un-
dertakrng are much grsaier than usu
a,Iy attend such ~huh,ica,ious. and ),
will he apparent that the publishers
must rely on an extensive Sole for
their rrmuneratiun.
The engravincs alone. IRE thought
hv manv. to tie worth he whole Gus,
, 1844-03-09
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained of the
Clerk OF the County Court Of Pike
county, letters of Administration on
the estate of Elias Williams, dcccas-
ed, dated October 27lh 1913; all per.
sons indebted to said estate, are re.
queSted to make immediate PAYMENT.
all persons having claims against said
estate, are requested TO exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
year from The date of said letters or
they may be precluded from having
any benefit Of said estate, and if not
exhibited within three years, they
will be forever barred.
EVE WILLIAMS. Admr'y.
November 18th, Ie4S, 3w9.
, 1844-03-09
z NATIONAL WORE,

TAPPAN & DENNET.
No. la. Washington street. Boston,
proposes to Publish hy subscris-
ton. liz IA monthly numbers,
at the low price OF %
, 1844-03-09
Job Work

Ersoxtd NTH neatness, at This Office.
, 1844-03-09
The Life Of Washington,
BY JARED SPARKS,

cents each nUmbgr,
, 1844-03-09
STATE OF MISSOURI,},.
Comfy If Pike. 60.

Simeon p. Robinson. Clerk &c the Cir
cut Court for said comfy, certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of the order.
S In testimcny whereof. | hercta Sc
IScul my hand and aijx the seal Of said
49, court, at Office in Bowling Grcca.
in said county, this the 2>th Of November,
A. ID. 1913.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-19
A FLIGHT OF LOCUSTS.

AT the period to which refer, the locust first ap-
pesrance Tangier in the winged form, and did
not commit much injury, but, settling along th,
coast deposited their Eggs and died Some months after
wards, IN July If ! remember rightly, the grub first
appeared and about the size OF what Is common
ly called the lion ant. A price had been set by seye-
raj European residents at 'Tanger upon each pound
of egg that was brought by the natives, and many
thousand pounds weight by this means were destroy
ed, but apparently it was Of avail; il but the
drop Of water from the for soon the whole
lace OF the country around was backened Ivy columns
oil these voracious insects and they marched on
IN their desolang tract, neither the Hottest barrier
nor water, nor lire, daunted them. Quenching with
their numbers the hottest fire. the rear Of the dread
iu columns passed over the devoted bodies Of ttosJ
who had preceded them. Across bitches streams or
rivers, II was the same. On on they marched; and
as the foremost ranks Of the advanced columns were
drowned, their bodies formed a raft for those that
followed and where there seemed most resistanco,to
Their progress thther did the destructive insects sp-
pear to swarm in the greatest numbers. One Euro.
pean resident at Tanger the consul general for Swe
den, who possessed Il beautiful garden in the nes
sorhood, Astounding with the choicest flowers and the
shrubs OF Europe and Africa waged for long time
successful war against them. HIS large garden b. a
The advantage OF high wall and outside this bar
rer he had stationed labores hired for the purpose
oil destroying the invading columns. Often did the
MosenS shake their heads, and predicting sooner Or
later the destruction OF his gerdcn exclaim against
the wokedness and folly of the Nazerene IN attempt
ing to avert the DEGREES Of fate. Al one time II had
been hoped that this beautiful spot favore resort
OF the Europeans, had been saved for whilst 81.
around had been rendered bare and desolate, the
garden yet rejoiced In a uxurance of vegetation
But the day soon came In which the Moslem.' pre-
dictions were 10 be fulfilled. The locusts, cca,ug
be grubs, put forth their wings and took agAt-
hyrads and myriads, attracted by the FRESHNESS
alighted on this oasis Of the desert, and in few
hours every green blade DISAPPEARED; the very bark
on the iruit trees being gnawed in such manner
TO render them incapable Of producing fruit the ell
suing year.-Ifay's Hestern Bnbary.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-19

of the Government and the Bank of the L. S., in
1892, was precisely analogous.
To assert in the face OF these undoubted facts in
the history of the late Bank--n the face Of the
abomnabe frauds and gross blunders which signal
lied alike the commencement and the termination OF
lis career-that an institution similarly modelled
an old FASHIONED Bank" such is oontended for
is all that is wanted To regulate the currency, is to
take il for granted that the People utterly inca
pable of learning any thing by experience however
recent or however calculated TO make deep and
lasting impression.
In truth, reason as well experience demon
strates the absurdy of expecting that any institu
ton will be able to regulate Others of similar kind
long as II stands in need Of regulation itself, and
is therefore as likely 10 show bad example aud lead
aslray, as 10 show good one and keep in order. IL
is well known that the Bank Of England, intimately
connected with aud strongly supported by, the Gov
eminent, was never able to regulate the banking in
sttuions of that country which have been the
of even frequent and greater pecuniary disor-
ders and ruin than those Of our country. And now
that the statesmen Of Great Britain have discovered
and are probably about to put in practice proper
remedy for the evils OF paper currency, II would be
strange if our statesmen should insist upon retro
gading.
II is obvious that the currency of this try
as well regulated without Bank, ever il was with
one. Another argument therefore is resorted 10,
which is that capital is now heaped up in our Allan
tic cities almost useless TO its owners they would
very willingly spread it around in the interior, and
urge that National Bank the only safe and efficient
machine for spreading it, 1t is not to be doubted
that National Bank would be able TO spread any
given amount of capital The last Bank spread
nearly thirty five millions.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-19
From The Baltimore Sun.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

The returns from Kentucky come in pretty rapid
ly as either official statements reported msJories
have been received from the whole State, with the
exception of eleven couLtes. The Louisville Dem
ocrat gives returns from eighy-hree counties, gN'
ing a ma orty for Owsey OF 3,6l2. which, II correct
shows a Democratic gam, since the Governors cleo
ton Of 1870 of 900, the remaining counties n
that year only gave the Wings majority oil about
400. On the other hand the Wing papers publish
table of returns, principally from the same counties
in which they show majority for Owsley oil o,O04
which would be a Democratic gain OF about 1000
The difference is produced by the claim OF larger oil
smaller majortes in some counties by the different
papers. With such variable returns, therefore, We
find it impossible to say which right, but, as
general rule in such cases. 1t is always safest TO come
to the conclusion that the truth lies somewhere be
tween them.
The returns for members of the Legislature, al
far as heard FROM show the election of Wings anc
Deu ocrats to the Senate, and Of "a Wings and 2
Democrats to the Household ~ Whigs' and .!
Democrats The legislature of Kentucky last yea
stood as follows Senate, 20 Wings and IL Demo
Gratis; House, &c Whigs, 81 Democrats, and neu
trail