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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
OueensWarc. Queensware.

TySr received a large assortment 81
j Qnecnsware OF new style and well as
sorted. ao9 setts com Teas, 81 do Fahcy
400 sells com Plate 50 do Fancy, with
Pi,chere, Bowls, Dishes. sc all to match
with almost any article in the Cueens"a!e
fine very cheap ,nr casl, ,r produce:
80 49, co,vl WESLEY JONES.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
! AILORS TRIMMINGS.

Werlnoes. alpacas. mnusselin de lanes
homhaz'nes. plain aud figured silks. Orleans
cloths, lawns. cambrcs, plain and barred
musins,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
Leather; Boots and Shoes,
NEW STORE AND FRESH
%1D0 MD~o

%GDGD ED SO
FryJE SUBSCRIBERS have Just opened
fresh assortment of goods in the Lo,DeF
n. ick Block. on Wytef bel)r JeJersonst
rer. dooy B. lao J g Humans, " hicsl they
,tfpr at low prices for cash or country pro-
curc consisting Of
Broad and Pilot cloths, cassmeres,
Sa,tincts. kentucky Jeans. inseys,
Blankets: white, red and yellow tidnnels
Kcrseys and Sleeps greys. apron checks
Ticking. alpa cas. prints. shawls, ftki
Cotton Yarn (eagie brandt snspendsrs,
Wadling. batting, canilew'ck,
Writing, letter and wrapping paper;
Pasteboaris, Nc
H7RD ARE.
Coffee mills, scales. ellhts, iron, naiis'
Butts. hinges wagon boxes, agr'cnitnrai
implements, white lead in oil, Avery orhd)
dry white and red lead. window glass.
leather; tin ware
HATS. CAPS: BOOTS and SHOES,
| Brushes, Queensware
GROCERIES.
Tea: sugar, cotf.c;> saicratus. pepper;
Allspce, ginger, nutmegs, cloves,
| Cinnamon, starch Indigo, nadder, glue
| Sulphur, saltpetre, &c.
With a number Of other articles not men
TONED. to which they invite the attention
]. NJ. ANDERSON & co.
DARLINGTON. Dec l2-'l4-29.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

A LARGE assortment. nj beautiful Sol-r
"A Lamps, very suitable for churches.
to DO had cheap at the China and aard-
ware store, corner of Third and Jefferson.
streets, opposite the new Hotel A it has
been proven. Lard, by the use of these
Lamps, becomes equally as good as tho
best Sperm Oil. d. MINTlRE,
Importer of, and dealer in, China and
Hardware.
d26 81
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
Powder.

Powder. Powder.
TIME subscriber has been appointed cole
i agent in Burlington for Messrs Claim
and Smiths celebrated sporting powder, al
90 blasting powder. which will be sold q
the manufacturers prices, now on hand:
- kegs F + + Powder.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

BENJAMIN PHELPS,
No. rs Chestnut Street.
STE 1l, GU 80 lMNs7
Western General Agent fa- all Tho
b E ST FAMILY MEDICINES
OFFERS To DEALERS AND OTHERS
THE FrLI0wiNG
HIGHLY POPULAR & VALUABLE MEDICINES;
W,star's BaIsam of Wild Cherry,
Rev I. Covert's Balm Of Life,
Humphreys Pile Ointment.
DR. Williamson's Pain Soother,
Brite's Rheumatic Liniment and Pills,
Vegetable Persian Pills.
Sappingt"n Pills,
Dr. Starkwether's Hepltsc Elixir,
DR. Halstec's Magnetic Remedies,
Rristoi's Sar-aparil.a,
Gridey's letter Ointment,
Fahncs stocks Vermifuge.
Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster,
Or Halsted's Brisk Pills.
n14-6m
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

ci[.T-75sacks G. A. Salt, for salo by
= BIZ. DAVID.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

Ia kegs blasting Powder.
nj JAMES G. PARTRIDGE
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

% kegs F : F Powder,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
Great ssfargahnss

The subscriber has jnst rcd from the Ia
SmpDly If
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
FALL AND WINTER GanDs.

Pilot, beaver and lion skin cloths. cassi
meres, satinetts. jeans. kerseys, iinscys
beaverterns. hard times. velvet. graft. m,
u heavy stock Of broad cloths ofeverv shad,
and color will, n full assortment Of
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
Entirely New.

-uE .ubscriher now opening and hi
his arrangements nearly completed n
.nrnrr If Third and Jefferson ste, ~
W. ls;,e the large new Hotel, 2l2 Package
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20
Ritbmuno Dailp iubia.
Edi'or-,| 40 =. H. r.. r dtnsa,,rsi,.
A COTTAGE SCENE.

a COTTAGE SCENE
ny MRS. L. u. sIeoURsEy.
sawa cradle at q cottage door,
where the fair mother, with her cheerful wheel
oaroed 50 sweet n song, that the young bird,
which, umid near the threshold sought for seed
Paused ON his lifted foot. aud raised his head
As 81 to listen. The rejoicing bees
Nestled an throngs amid the woodbinc cups
That DER the lattice clustered. A cloat stream
lame lesping from Its sylvan height and pout'L
Music among the pebbles; aud tue winds
which gently mid the vernai branches play'd
Their idle freaks, bro't showing blossoms down,
Sure'tng earth with sweetness. Sad 1 cam,
From weary commerce with the hrartloss wodI
but, when leli, upon my wiIhered cheek
My mother Natures breath, and hea I'd the tramp
W those gay insects a, their honeyed toll,
Shining like winged Iewelry. and drank
ne hcathiul odour at the Towering trees
And bright eyed volets-but, most of all,
When beheid mild slumbcrng innocence.
And on that young maternal brow the smile
VI tho-e affections which do purify
And renovate tho soul turned me back
la gladness, and with added strength. 10 run
My weary race, lifting u thankf PRAYER
10 him who showed me some bright tint Of heaven
Here ON earth, that might safer walk,
Aud iirrncr combat sin and suror rise
From earth to heaven.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20

SuGlRs. COFFEE MOLAsSEs, Ac.-
~ los Hhis. ~ ORLEANS sugars
IS prime 81 Crox
AS Bags I-aguila Coffee
25I " Rio part strictly prime
HID 10 TieTees and rs IBIS. prime n O. Moa...s
So prime SIDES Bacon
1900 Sides god and dana grd Sole Leather
TeIeos prime
leo Boxes Hun, Patent Cand. ner brig William,
General seJti ami Eniy and for sale by
auIs WILLIAM ANDERSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20
NOTICE.


INHE subscriber would inform his friends, and
- the public generally, Consequence the Of
the and the ineas. OF business concluded to defer
OF January next and IT, therefore, receiving direct o IN.
shoe Manufacturers OF Philadelphia stock OF Boot.
and Shoes OF allthe kinds qualities IN use aIs
VIII be added To his stock OF BOos Shoes Trunks an r1
sve assortment OF Hats CAPS and which he
determined sell at lower prices any o-r ra
shnien IN this city south River There
lore he would earnestly solicit call the
above goods portion Of call eIamine his rI
ensve stock before purchasing elsewhere that
East Main Street the known
the Of e RED BOOT Cheapest sto, IN Rie bmond
Z. A. SMITH,
j. S-Dont forget the Red Boot.
Again r. s-W few days, be ADDED hi. present stock
large and complete assortment Eastern Shoes
Siited for the fall trade. iuI2 "a
WANrED-S3OOO OH loan, TO be secured by
w en ON Real Estate desirable situation.
lot business ih Inc ey Apply to H. e. AieNENAKA
p .-du GAHEOR, WOOD l. CO.
4 NOTHING AT VERY LOW PRiCEs-sTARR A co nj
~ ieT the balance o their Summer gooi as.omcn Of
Merino and Linen Coats foeks aud sacks Orsey
Cashmere Coats SIX Vests Single Ncd
smere Pants DlnE, MeTino Gamboon Pants together
with general variety Of Cloth, Drs and
cord Cassimer PaE-Fsncy Goods kinds prices
Purchases VIII study their giving
change CnE stoTe-ith opposite Exchange Hotel
STARR A.
FLOWING BLUE DINING sErS-At5g Main ~
- further supply Of the above Fashionable Table
vices Just received and for sale at low Prices.
wM. 2. BUTLER co
Aug Sign OF the Pitcher
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20
Ferrngino. CkocoInie,


Hi'oh the cute % Chiofo-. A,op. of ,, s,,
foe"rfLa hebtiy and DI.cIs N t.iLi,ya su,,ov, =,
Government - '''N1- W he french
man pfaet'oa"rs bave administered Iron m I'll a., o. -
To frnd-f grateful 80 d.. IN ,. diee 49,
sih I'M ''eHny now NJ Eager al IN. e.b,s
eolst.. - " wv ''''"s'n's- 'b"
Ih' PerS'ns WHO will derive great tenet, from ,b. lie the
feftus .unu- thot ,i.i,. .,,- ~ ~ W "e
,ins "seeihy IA ascending .irc... ~ rag,,,,- o1 g.
49, !" his tn tie bead Wins. stomach di-,yt. h,dv A.,
WIFE appetite destroyed even yey.tt.i Win Off,
ai'eiiIz ~ GODDESS lower -1reaar.. mi
general d'tlnsenleHi Of tn. .ysssu -
"a Wen va" ~" pale and II dfie.ie Constitution yis A.
sh -und mi who eNlt4u.d BY s,rrs... a,y f,,,-
ma aisr using for short Ferr.ipois rho-o,
material Improvement IN their
iS eh'r-n ari ef-ciay th1-r arr rieI.tv I'm 81
' ''' "a" !" SeNe'"pe u
RUIZ H Principally TO young siri. budding into xoma pl
".h may b, hneu-hnr, that nous Chocolate
VIZ DC u-,in Brilliant AM vivid eomp-1ion ,ucesar m -
IN Al M iun-"ns of ia.
noun ing s,-H % health -uI.nennE prove not TIy ,he
ual othU' the Indispensable necessity for the .e Of thu F
ginous Chocolate " VIC '''1
s- by . In,s 49,, @"i 'o'
Drug
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20

TX ~ Tho sutstrb taxes The ui-l.d ~ .f,rr
sna the Fltlc generally. that Do ~ REMOVED
"s's .oihnH store u No tts Main street r.esrr,
'seHpfd y u Stone co door above Ca, wrlr,g. q
800 NC "p,pafed % wait upon who viii favor h.m IN
y h''r cons an;y on hand largo ani extensive asatt
'"'ol "'ns taney bres ar.eies stLAS MERCHANT
Nst,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20
FAIAL MALADY

W TAEE NuTicK-rhos. per-nn- WIN nav, i,s,, -,
'i.uli'f~ bS certain PSaciies speedily cured. ~ GU"
Nhsla pay THAI young man. 10. ls,u. nj ma. ..,.
~ Us siInd b. snateled the pc.r.r,- -,
eSloyH"n's of life by consequence. t.vs,,g AMI
nature and iHluging Secret IIabt .rn @ ~
lore eOnten, Lllns 'sen persons be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20
ELOPENIENT


mere Is quite an excitement ciiy-a young and
Deauuui heiress having Just eloped with n Steam Boat
IIefk seems that he had proposed three several times
To tho iadys aihor, who stey forbade the match und.
penalty OF has severcst dispcasure. So the young cou,
.ook into Their head To be married without his
seven long etenIesn the shape Of elapse be-
lore the young lady attained her majority The lovers were
impatient aud IT was determined depart forthwith to
ohios Hrctna Green Aberdeen, where we understand a
sturdy blacksmith rivets only thongs but sken
bonds They hadjus concocted their plot and were 81
ienuy arranging tho prelimnaries, when n gentleman
whose niece by the by. had long since played the
same u'ck eoped called upon the father and informed
nm OF what was intended Keys were looked up and n
room prepared but the bird had flown Spite Of age aud
inhrmes, the old gentleman gave chase But what could
inc feeble steps OF age, clogged with rheumatism do
pursuing the buoyant tread OF youth. winged with
one had disappeared aud this the Ltv
mas forged knot OF silk stronger than the irmest see
winch no man dare rend asundor.-[ Cincinnati Atlas.
BusTLEs-Hear tho new Editor OF the Ohio Statesman
discourse shout buses. He Buses are no Ion.e
IN fashion, and about fall before COR behind, some
new a6surdty. We rather admire them and have never
been able why they should have attracted SO
hoshliiy Nature has been unkind n woman q, nv
should she not be permitted 10 ar, To destroy
resemblance To as ingle1"-CineinnaiA tlas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20
REMOVAL or TIE BOOKSTORE OF
DRlNkER & NORRIS,

DRINkER & NORRIS.
~ To No. -. Main street.
III" let September remove our mace of bp.
hes 70 The store now occupied by Messrs Richard. Gard
nr n" ~ Main srrt doors below street leading !,
hayos bf2e add the Exchange HOTEL -haE eoatu.
10 se- an hand QUO as varied and Stap
ara pHoheA"ns IN department Literature II. Ants and
- ' -
Al standard School and Classical published or the latest
ana most approved editions, and general asson nj OF B!p
blAs - ple anu fancy, school
shah continue To receive all any nonety a,
'hy i'e IRON the az the -'ablIsScd
W. anu fn'op- rendering a. al aE-s complete
t"tSTEf AEEtH.NTs, and AL want ar. Trn-efpv
invited !" give rs cal 1t homo ar. .iern.d ,
seu II SHeh PAGES a. viii give upoH liberal e
i" our Old Customers and irirrd, say That no
rams sHaH b. spared 10 merit continuance parnaR, ~
ney bestowed upon US and predecessors forty
years 10y
Fall Supply Of Books aad Stationary
by the ls September in receipt or our .Dtr. ,.r
ran supply OF Goods variety which We shat
oheT or safe s No 81, Main Street.
JUsr PUBLISHED
Richardson Virginia and Moth Almanac for 1876
Tales American Form Book being OF the mos, eonnIe
form books published
Joyhes on the Statute of Limitations
The virginia Warbler collection songs
WILL SHORTLY PUBL'Su
new Ediion ~ the Southern Reading Book Nos l. spj a
Aayo's New Justice OF the Peace
DINNER 4 MORRIS
Publishers Hookscn,Ts, St.iioLe rS Bnokbinder,
fu anf D"a'rrs "a Music and Musical In.tnim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20
NEW GROCERY STORE!

IHNllE subscribers have taken the store former.
II occupied by &essrs Aymct sor four doors below IN.
Bell Tavern for the purpose eonGucng the Grocery ana Com
mission business We have, aud Keep constantly ON ,
general assortment Family which we r..pr-,nv
invite tie attention Oi friends and public generally our
good. consist IN Part Of
6unPoNdc Y. IiysOS Inr1 Teas Of the fines,
quality - ~ '
hoeha, Java and T.aruayr Coffee
Noo'cy WU1ry best loaf iulyeTScd and crushed Sugar
- CroH Porto Rico and srgar
Hull sons best Soap
DO. Naricsaird 90
No. ! MaCkcIel
choice lot SatiHcs
Regain and Principe srgar.
Bakers Cocoa AMI Chocolate
No y. Carolina iicrriur-
Painted Bucks- nd BTOoms
geat variety Of Specs
Letter and Foolscap Paper
Best London and French Mustard
Patent aud Pain sperm Candies
londoHani Philadelphia Porter IN pts and uts
MHniili AMI Spanish Mats
Connecticut sIad, IN half bbs
City Cured Bacon, HOG Round
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy, Of the fnr- quality
IloiandGin
Old jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye whiskey
Madeira and Sicily Madeira Wine
Port. Clifct, Sherry and Malaga do
And all other goSis brpngtnr Ia the I;tns,ry Tad,
We also tender CIR friends and The ,b,c
Tay Tor the sale ~ Produce, promise to use ever, ,or n
obtain tie highest market pr,ce.
II. n. TEMPLE IAN,
WM a. EATCLiFFE.
J. " No. &c, . dnor- I,.lnv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20

IL Is melancholy fact that Thousands fail yie,,,o.
60 s 20 'r "Hssiu'heS- Of who hy dr. No..
vi wa. de@"y poison mercury, eonxfiu,so.
ssrd the Unfortunate an uutD.x -, $50 eher
| n hs- grave OF make
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20
yev.York. We are indebted to passenger for the

New York We are indebted to passenger Tor me
following remarks upon Der voyage
I've have had succession Of variable WHO'S
short intervals Of Gains and great deal OF e'O'uy
rainy and foegy weather. We also have had con
siderable proportion Of head winds not Fe'y lesI
and have sever fured o1r topgalani saii- ou' on
on account Of the strength Of the wind-~e nave
meyer reefed topsails The motive power oil me
ship has been in use alone, aided by the cam
ten DAYS and twenty zone hours, and mas pen me-
IL duiv excellenily well The new ~ "olAs ~
charm and all VINO have witnessed the colloI. ~,
effects Of the steam and sails. are perfectly -a'ise'
of the va ne OF the former as an au&ihaif -
modelled sailing packet;
ARRIVAL OF PAcKIT SHIPS AID SItAAths-
tn. s,r;vaI NJ the steamer Caledonia occurred
on Sunday the 25th alt after an enceHeh' '0yegs
eleven dsvs aud half including her stay al Hsisx.
She had between 20 and % passengers Inc PacAe'
shin Stephen Whitney arrived on the sum ies-
terday. al noon, the Massachusetts ~iihsuxiii-'!
screyr ,-oraller arrived and ate last nigh, We ~
ceived bv the Great Western papers 70 the I'm
nj, III The commanders Of all these vessels We are
roucb indebted for the prompt delivery Of our news
papers
rrvppoor CorroS MArgEr. Oct. 3-The Co.ton
market which dull This day week a the sains OF
tho Great Britain. srl continues IN an inacrFr s'H.-
The quotations on most descriptions except "a =
have reeeded H. per b. and a. ne tine ~ VIZ R
marie, 4 heavy with downward tendency. Ine 30
.orting feeling In railway shares may have partially con-
tribued u this aud the rising proe of pro'sons VII
the approach Of winter 70 be taken into acconn-
The committee u Brokers have declared the prce ioi
the r,re.ept week 10 beloved I'D Mobile Al and Or
leans s.. ,
Report for the week ending October 3-Wiinout any
additional information bearing upon our Cotton HHel
We have los, round this week Inc demand mas o,eh
more than moderate and occasionally We have been dA
and fat American descriptions are lower, ana every
other sort including Egyptian Brsz- Surais, &c iu'
is 10 be attributed 70 the gradual pressure Aslns is
H. ,ei,b, ~ onr .ock 1900 American have been taken
on speculation and 200 for export. The sales OF me
week amount 10 % $50 bags
FRyIcHrs-Freights 10 the United States remain WIN
out alteration except for metals and passengers Al,
rnn frus-d little more freely for the sst week or
ton days The rates for NewYork packet say-CopFef
I2s I'd Earihenvsre os Glass lOs Pi2 iron : 70 iO'
Bar Iron lOs; steel l2s Cd Tin Plates rs I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

Loco Foco NoNiNArio>s-M0Afgon Co
T. Liddle and A. \ Van Alstyne for the Assembly
-Barnburners
O.eida Gotham DEMO, Henry Wager,
Wilson Dawlcy and Squire NJ Mason for the As
sembly
Saratoga Co-Patrck II. Cowen and Israel Bs
ker for the Assembly.
Orleans Co.-Lymsn Bates for the Assembly
Niagara Co.-Sberif, John Whi,beck and Lu
ther Wilson and William :. Fem. for Assembly
Ontario Co-Peier Mitchell Charles J. Folge'
and James Parmely, for Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

III. The Ereaing Post ought not to accuse as oil
"misrepresenring' the Loco Foco plan OF Cons'i'u'
tional Reform but set forth frankly what that plan t.
We recognize the Pos, as Reform journal, but We
do not consider it sustained in its position by any
authentic or Ineligible expression OF the sentiment
Of its party We do not think such vague terms a'
extensive constitutional reorganization OF any sig
niGcance or value Is the Pos, IN favor OF an Elec
toral Reform which shall establish Equal Suffrage
for all citizens And if yea, is lis party OF like mind
Is il in favor Of The District Reform TO divide the
State into uniform and as nearly as possible equal
single Districts for Senate and Assembly respective
ly9 II Yea, what says its party Finally VIII II
copy our propositions Of Wing Reform and give
its own views on each If it will state specifically
the Reforms desired by Ms party, We will copy the
statement and say wha, we think Of each PROPOSE
ton Let US have fair and free discussion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

~ We shall issue another SUPPLEMENT to
morrow morning, 10 make room for q lucid Review
Of the Pleaaings before and Decision Of Vice Chan
ce.or McCouu in the Injunction Case Of Jesse Hoyt
vs. Mackenz,e and others also an interesting let
ter from Hon MITCHELL SANFORD, Counsel on the
Trial Of Earle a, Delhi Farther notices Of the Fair
&c &c Advertisers win oblige us by transmitting
their favors as early to-day as possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

~ WARNING HOUSES 1c.-Among the numsr.u. COZ.
tnssnces f0r warming dwellings &C exhibited Al the Far,
WALXERs Patent IMPROVED KoT Ara FoHsacg e
many respects superior The large Of surface Of as
furnace renders Unnecessary 10 have any portion Of g,T
hot, and therefore he arising from IL very bland sD
pleasant, very much unlike the AZ arising from ,srss
highly heated The apparatus 70, s,apostiDg water An
pie and no injury need be- done the apartment furn
nfe M. Walker hAs ceracates from highly dslog sl'hs
gentlemen iesufng to heir efficiency n-aness dsrsD-y
and economy. Those who wish dwellings pleasantly sns
comfortably warmed, should have one. so by Mr. Wst1
the patenee Al ~ Broadway and pu, up under his pe0o
al inspection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20
Montgomery WhiR I,

DAYTON. Ohio Tuesday night, October II.
Returns in from all the townships in this county
Montgomery. Wing majority 111-two Repre-
ssntatives Last year our majority was less than
100 Yours Sc. X c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

TExAs.-Latest dates from Corpus Christi, SET
25.-Gen. Worth had arrived Al " Joseph. with 81,
companies Of his regiment-ihe 9Th Infantry. Tire,
companies of 81 Artillery Zone being MAJOR Ringgolj,
light company and Of the eth from Pensacola have
also arrived Captain RiDggod lost only three horses
the voyage the remainder all in good condition -
Lieutenant Duncsns company Of Light Artillery had
rived with loss Of thirteen horses Most Of the troops
under orders for Texas had arrived The Lexington.
from New York had not yet made her destination IN,
troops were an IN excellent health scarcely anything se
fever being known There were no movements ON the
part Of the Mexicans indicating wsrlike spirit "a fsr =.
was heard report had reached the frontier Of rev
oluon IN Jasps and the consequent dispersion or resi-
OF body q troops that their march 20 Texss
nion.
q The wife OF brute named James MalOn
lately burned 10 death Erie, while intoxicsied
She had gone % her room with a light and IL suyyo
sei bad accidentally communicated spark the bed
ding ~ which both herself and the contents of he
apartment were Immediately wrapped In flames she
endesy0red ~ make her way the street but thrust
back and locked in by her husband who 10 now in al
awaiting his trial.
q The town OF Cincinnati was bonored on
Monday last by visit from deputation Of P0uosa,
tonne Indians numbering eleven all eight Of whom
are full bl0ods and tbe remainder half do They
rout, for Washington city 10 negotiate for the exchsnr
sse OF their lands which situated Council Bluff
Col. Elliot is their agent
IY- Gov. WRIGHT left town on Wednesday eve
ming for Canton 81 Lawrence county We 1nder
stand that he may be- absent about two weeks
Alb Eve Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN a. soansiiD HJernIa from LfroTpo0l . b0E'00
Mr. Rove lady and child Nr Cassn lady and Two caugn
ters Mr. Paor and child Miss Dawson Miss schmidt NJ
Inopanham and lady, Mr. Reiges and LADY, buSee; ny
Holmes Rev Thos Spencer and lady. Mr. Hayworth. 4
Oracle II Williams Joshua Dixon Mr. Blaze, Dir hutch
inson Mr. Wales Mr. Dawson Mr. Casssdy scott ana
daughters Mr. Hall Mr. Rogers, Mr. Place Capi WE
loughby lady and servant Mr. Martin Henry hou1hl.
~ pn,;erl,v and Isdv Roger stewart Mr. Ciowver. g
Barnsley Mr. Garner. Mr. Rogers, Mr. Hough'on. " II
schmidt Mr Liitlejohn Mr. Maxwell Mr. Magee, George
Holt Mr. Dixon Mr. Tyson and lady. Capt Houston lady
and servant Mr. Powers Mr. Queniall Mr. Casteil 'has
em A Damon 4 Psrsonault Chas Dussand Mr. Palmer.
Wobh. Proctor Day kirkpatrick, W Buele Mussey
Treioy c Burnham. Robertson. Capt Toy MI roy :
NJ Darby w II Foster. : l. Dumel Mr. Iilden. Thomas
Ford : " Hall Mr. Ewart Forbes, wilmer fosbr'
Johnson Mr. Webster Mr. Pareat--7
From Halifar-s Steel. Mrs Megoe, Rev q am.
moud A Glover Miss : II Black Mr. NcCoqudale- :
n Beanie. Mr. Scuor Mr. Vail Mclnnes, Aulhe "
Couch q Pritchard Mr. Ninklsnd-l3. Total 100
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DsieAess Co.-ErESsrvs CROSBY Of Fishkill
ELSArHAS HANroS of Beekman. and HIRAM
WHrrLrR Of North Eas,--Mr. Crosby was an ex
csllent Member Of the last Assembly. and we are
confident all three will De- excellent Members of the
nAxt
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~ Mr. Winierton, Pennsn, No. 81 Broadway
the nost talented aud successful Teacher Of Writing
tbe Chy. Young men and others needing reform
their Chirogrsphy will DO well 10 heed bis sdyernsene'
IN another column
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Ohio Election.

Though we have far fewer returns than we should
have we Jel,ere ONO Is ALL RIGHT 80 far AZ
we have returns the Members Of Assembly elect
stand as follows