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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-07-24

Gen. TAyLoR.-The N. o. Bulletin, the ed.
tor OF which has just returned from visit TO
Matamoras, describes Gen. Taylor thus:
.arery thick SET, farmer looking old gentleman,
an linen roundabout, end remarkable for short
legs and long body, mounted on q snoy-uhite
charger, followed by mounted dragoon, most
perpendicular in his saddle and covered with
t.rapplnss. passes by. Ifyou enquire who that
U.s. you Will be laughed at. for it is the Major
General Commanders in. Chief of the army of
occupation and he is going over ssto consult
WIN several officers" about something he
made up his mind should be done, IS nolen,
rolens," month ago.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-07-24

STRAWBERRY LEAvEs.-Three or four eaten
green are an immediate remedy for the dysen.
terry, summer complaint, &c. Papers by pub.
fishing the above will confer favor on the
community, and save an immense amount Of
suffering, and many valuable lives.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-07-24

nR. j. BUDDEN, would respectfully inform
~ the citizens Of Bloomington and vicinity that
he has located permanently in the place, and VIII
attend to any calls in the line of his profession with
which he may be favored He would state for the In
formation ofthe public that he has been in the pro-
fession nineteen years, twelve of which he has been
practising in the Southern section of Illinois he has
attended medical lectures in the Jefferson college IN
Philadelphia, and the medical department of Illinois
college, from which latter institution he has dpo-
ma.
References DR.. B. F. EDwARDs, st. LOUIS Mo.
Prof. J.JAMEs, Alton, Ill.
D. Prince, Jacksonville, III.
Residence and Office in the two story brick house
on the Davenport road, one door South OF deacon
Hedley's. May s. 1916.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-07-24
TO ENIGYRANTS.

EDERSONS wishing to purchase Farms near
n Bloomington, can be accommodated with farms
from two hundred dollars to six thouHand dollars,
each. Also, Store houses and dwelling houses, Tor
sale or rent. Enquire at the Intelligence Office OPP
posie the American House.
June S, 1916. THOS. CRANDOL, Agt.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-07-24
TiDtOn Water Mill.

TNHE undersigned being agents for the sale OF
flour manufactured at the above Mill, respect
fully inform the citizens Of Bloomington and vlcn.
ity that they keep constantly on hand a supply Of
FRESH FLOUR superior article for family
use, for sale at the lowest market price, by
June 10, 1876. EDWARDS Il TAYLOR.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-07-24
GREATEST DLSCOTER]
or THE AGE

OF THE AGE.
ENHIs term may be justly applied 10 the disco
IL cry ofcompounding medicines with the doa
bic refined Loaf Sugar in such manner that Chi
dren and adults may now eat medicine with
much pleasure as they DO the best confectionery.
For this discovery we are indebted to A. She
man, M. D., of the city of New York, who Ia
been regular practitioner of Medicine in that cit
for the last ten years, and also member of III
New York Medical Society.
The Doctor after devoting his attention for Ion
time to the subject, about three years since oGee
his invention to the public under the name of
Shern1ax's dedicated Lo.enges
Since which tine they have gained celebrity fol
the cure of different complaints for which they ard
recommended, unprecedented in the history Of any
other medicinc-thcy consist of
Merman's Cough Lozenges,
which are the most certain and enectua remedy 70,
coughs, colds, consump,ions, whooping cOugl
asthmas, tightness of the lungs and chest, ever Of
fered to the public.
Nerm0n's W0rm Zozenges.
are the only infallible Worm Medicine ever discoy
cred; they have been used for hundreds ofthouaant
medical faculty recommend them in preleren.
all other articles.
Shernaaaa's Cam,phor Lozea!,
give immediate reliefin nervous or sick head-ac
palpitation of the heart, lowness of spirits, oppre
ion, sense fsinking at the chest; &C., and is Il
only article ever discovered which will remove
prevent Sea sickness.
Merman's Cathartic Lozemgc.
The best cathartic medicine for removing bile frol
the system, and preventing attacks of the bilio,
and intermittent fevers of this section Of country.
SHeyn102'S Poor MANS Plaster
The best of all plasters-rheumatism lumbago
pain or weakness in the back oins, side or breas,
cured by it for only IL IL cents. One million
sold yearly.
The above medicines are for sale by
BENNETT & CO., Bloomington.
BENJAMIN COVELL, Salem.
For sale also in al. the principal towns in Iowa
and Wisconsin Territories.
Bloomington, Nov. s, lS45-ly
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-07-24

HATS! HATS! 10 cases Hats all styles
Il and prices, for sale low by
May Is. GREEN & STONE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-07-24

lROTON COATING, a new and beautiful
~ article for summer coats, for sale by
May Is. GREEN & STONE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-07-24

nAINTED BUCKETS. for sale by
j. Nov % BRIDGMAN T. WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-07-24

IRON AND STEEL.
X FULL assortment of "Sligo" Iron, a' ~ .oN
a spring and blister Steel, which will -
low for cash or produce only. by ..rpn
BRIDGMAN & WEI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
IEr. Benton.

The FumOT, some lime ago. OF the restoration Of friendly
relations between the President and Senator Benton which
were seriously disturbed by the mastery manner IN
which the missouri Senator demolished the Presidcnta.
iecrcc Of clear aud inquest onabIe" title TO the
whole OF Oregon, Del,eved 10 be we,l-lounded-
The price oi Mr. Benton's adhesion supposed 10 b..
the irregular promotion Of his son, Col Fremont over the
heads Of many Of his seniors age and !lnk but , is
inmated that the Senator eIuuus Of military dis
nctOn himself, 10 be rewarded in his own person
The Washington correspondent OF the Philadelphia North
American writes thus:
And e ogn ne of the last p-ucal sale. The "a
md NJ s' sorsy by ne CnnIaul-
OF the war 30 Co. gtfg but indifferent ulaa. of
protested ll'u~ t-g-1 iD H tsr.s s4lqIra ~
Idycs and ass-tau oi Col F,n,u boz. 3, .unl
ITO SERGE. aud be- nltgrd ls ar- 9r s ra-u as now
proposed 20 b., earned The contemplated on Yea r.l
ofn ao IlFi 0i i-e -,rsa le-u De- proposed MOI
or The lTr ova hut FOR The action OF The AturrIiai
IAs bf' h-t necessary HI bragg DE IryrIcgu %
q The ut mate Object Of tins decisive comprehensive scheme
cgtfe 1 be- understood speak ~ " pIp1t, seriously
eco rial ~ aud c1lei h. g1seraHeat Whether Mr.. Poi.
F undertake E rr.cIi0I when be 1is h.ms flresta
me- public mhd ty AI- iusnt 1 con
n s.y.
'lts da-lsd usn 20 appy co8gs Tor creation Of an
o. Of LI,-IaI-I rl which be- conferred ug.u TIE
Hone lhu g. Benton. If-
Lur1e uH-srta.d believe, rep sseut Ma 49, I.yDst
IpHu hu n. supreme muani Ind rte pan 0isaJns A
the tl..r Of Vera trtl three W
q t .y, from Iaulc0 Vera Cruz whl ever 30 ut
rH IaJ.rs w Iyc reached vii ba u-ic.t- aware
l1i concentrate 90. cry Mexico Tlgf, assembled tie
'onaf auho | TO pop Sc term of AMI negotiate
OF q tieay"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
ksWn '

The Washington correspondent OF the New YORK Jour-
nal OF Commerce. paper quite friendly to the Admins
uaton, and a.ways decidedly opposed to the Wing
states that feeling OF personal bitterness appears to nave
been created towards the Presidou, among the members
Congress. This feeling lhc says BY no means con-
fined 10 the Wing party and before the end the session
will be manifested quarters hitherto regarded as friend
y the Administration" The same writer ro.erins to
"iho charge O. made in the Message against all
VINO have had the misfortune oppose the policy Of the
President in regard to the org and conduct OF the war;"
but who are nevertheless prepared unite with him in us
vigorous prosecution until 1t shall be hon0Taby terminated
avs:
The charge b5oGrh against the opponents Of the war
certainly out Of place in the Messa.u Of Pres!-
dent, VINO u presumed 10 know OF party differences,
nd TO participate IN none FIR ms national mani'cs-
ocs ATE concerned Il is ihe irst that President 10
h annual message has found Necessary GCalunce ms
opponents a guilty OF treason 4 bad impression will be
made upon other nations tho character % our inst-
u"s wacn ,3cy that the President charges Il party
embracing halls ~ halt the people the L. States
lUd party %, acknowledged intelligence and influence
Mia giving aa and comfort 10 the enemy They vii
naturally consider as as about par with Mexico and
likely soon 10 follow IN her Wild and bcwdercd lr-k OF
uction, corruption turmoil. AMI revolution. These family
llaIIes ought be Obudcd upon the gUss Sing yo-d
nor should al ic little mpcriecuoHs OF enlarged hbur-
he held up Co the 90 iu:cEu aud curiosity.
10 will be wei remembered that tue United Slie Senate
iccmed Mr Van Buren, unworthy aud uut T. represent
his government England for tie that, an Of
hcal despatch, as Secretary 90 state, be upon
an adverse party which .aL preceded aim In power.
Much more Indignant Will iu.I body be serious
charge which the President, IN public manifesto, al
dressed not only lo this county but INTENDED 90 forth
10 all Chrs,endo, has 1gans the whole OF iai large
minority who have presumed question the n'lIbty Of
| ais wisdom.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
Letter from Washington.
Cone. onicnee of the Wing.
WAsntNa4ns nna iE

wAsniNaroN, Dee Is, 1876
The resolution OF Mr.. DAVIS Of Ky some hat n,odi.
ned by Mr. Bow Of the state. this morning
| ed trust We shall have enplc, and full reply
Perhaps others may look upon this matter as do but
these assumptions OF power not Tebuked, aud that
decidedly, then Republicans only in name Tn,
power OF the President, greater than that Of a monarch
IL - rather strange fact that the Locooccs Of the West
while they claim to be Democratic Than their older
aud more Eastern brethren forward than Eastern
OF Southern gentlemen IN defending Executive acts, not
worrantcd by precedent or the constitution.
The debate has assumed form In the House TO-
day After dsPosng OF MIR. OAv resolution. the House
went into committee Of tho WHOLE for the purpose OF re-
icng the seycl paris If the Message appropriate
committees. Mr. GppNGs, the Ohio abolitionisi PARTY
encouraged in various ways by the at the North
also Navism and other isms, opened the debate
aircsh. IL was continued by MIR. PAYSE and Mr. JoHvsoN
OF Tennessee. Tho latter claims be OF the people
he brought up the tailoring business and was
taught read and by his WIFE after their marriage
lie was the last man expected becoming the
champion OF Power, hut so was. II majority Of Con-
grcss with him, there need oc upon yants
hereafter The formula he lays down would all acss
OF usurpaiion.
The Committee rose without coming TO any le,ern,ina
ton. Tho debate is therefore to DC continued.
MIR Mckay had the Financial part OF the Presidents
Message and accompanying documents referred to the
committee OF Ways and Means OF which he is Chairman
THIS Committcc consists of Mcssrs. Mckay Dromgoole
J. Il. Iags,soN Hungcrfard q. :. Houston IVin,Irop
Norris, TiRioH, aud Scaborn JouCs-al Locus bu, tho
three italics. understand that they are called together
tomorrow morning o'clock, when bills cut and dried
by Executive dicIgtur, will be ready for endorsements
When these reported the great business of the Session
will have commenced. We shall have Loan Bills and
Tariff Bills, Tea and Coffee, and Semi-Tarif Bills and
Bills, Of all shapes and dcscrp-
tons.
In addition to these, presume shall also have the
Locoioco Resolution, known the Wmot and BrinkCr-
hot Abolition amendment, leading angry discussion and
loosennc the bonds that bind together a. united pco-
pie Such but the beginning Of the end OF the dsas
campaign which resulted the election Of James n
Polk.
The House adopted resolution elect Chaplain TO
Congress for tie present session Ii prayers over po
clans OF any avail they much needed IN the pre-
Congress.
The Senate did nothing further than listen to speech
from Mr. LEWIS, announcing the death Of Nh McCoNNEI
OF Alabama.
Gen. GAINES has been mere for few days. but will re-
turn nome IN day Two; he cannot be more thar
week abscnt rom his post without from the War
Department, and the Old hero does wish To ask any
iayos from that quarter. Ills lady here for some
time. BRUTUS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
SpOttsyIYauia.

SO me rs ~ Che wh,s sr1tyl,a7ia County he'll tpur
s1Ht 'p notice. at The uu House n Frsdgrrksurr ON T,u,.
day evening ION Dc -ebsr, ID. wa1-e vas cared Il,
Oh" tlir ani 81 Slaughter appointed Ssotst1ty.
Wherrupou, John ". Offered the following ,.rr,,
whI.h wee ruanuOu.y adopted.
Re Owed That b Scmrl', s'apeon ChrishGeH s,njr ri
Ch1ncsi or John Foito LewisA Eorr. John WeIf,J n
Raw" q, FEM afsH, D., Vi Asp, Wm Ilsac John g. no.,
Nnf Bray Geo Hamilton. John Fern'yl0ugh and John A,
an'r ' appointed d'reis- represent The county or s,t.y
ven IN ie Convention proposed 90 tc an
MpudI}th slE inst, t1 nominate candidate of The WIN
u epna"nt ihf District boz us Courrrs- The a. st,a
k'r ve" <nt T'tEe ~ el.tfin and rso .yry
hIr0fah' or fuon tD erci tc All Convention
Received That Co. nd dsigltss BE- and ars D. Iely rr1,tsi
feooIFy tD recommend N a Convention fhs Hon 11 n
n cH' ~ gentleman IN o. iepsri emnenty ente To r..
c'if" 10 0 ll1ds" h sli 90 nlIn Of IN
r'ud.daie n tl' Wing flry 'h.s Ii.trcf
h'-ni.cl That H..uar " Minor John l. Marye Taupesi,t
Pan'w, Benz Tempo, h1 J.rrc1. ThUu,a HarDa stus,r
t'uicht'd John " HefnjnnJ Waller John Chew W a.
P1h'ck Wa HeaH' E0'tC Pearson Taos VERIFY and Ware.
tnrp appointed &C., represent u county Of srtf
r1r1 Boo ie touv' nton bod ou Monfay ie Oh inc.
ah. Bowling Geen Caroline county O., l1natie te Nbi,
candidate 20 fslt Tue Senatorial District 90 te Senate Of VIZ
| gra.
trDg'i Tint w. pledge IN fusi-n with ls4isrdt
rtfn ll 1ho n'Iusfp rrr re nominee NJ The ssnaors
| tuayt milton to fhe 5rnr0 of VHrril
u we urhef Resolved Tta p1rcedinEsof this irg %,
published n h1 Nfsri1 Head. Richmond whr lime. and &c.
/ pub icon.
! TIE us ting 'feu ai oIrnsd
JOHN H.wALLACE c1,.mln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
Police Court.

Oa Tuesday ST. Mr. John Lambert. q son Of Gen.
WIN. Lambcr, Mayor Ut the city, was auaisncd before
Recorder Pu.am, emerged with shooting Charles r. B5ts
hs1 editor of tho standard" boo a street reaconre ihc
DAY before BOO which both parties used pistols but lor,1-
1nry without dangerous wound o. either. II appears
1aine parties met 11 Broad street. near the Thoatrs hen
Lambert ayoNcI himself tho author of on article fisued
Justice which had appeared BOO the Rcpu1 can few
1'ys previously, I reply boz tlc Standard Rejecting
upon The mental capacity of the Mayor az evidenced by
recent construction Of Of the Corporation Ordinances
by Chat gentleman. VIZ. Bpts replied 20 " Justice" with
severity a1t when l.. ay5weI himself .- author Bolts
'id " Then y,u src damned se1unjfcI" The conflict
men commenced. each parry using rey0gca Mr. Bot.
hnnR seven and Mr. Lambert sy umcs-itc latter cscln.
ing without wound. and the former being very slightly
injured Hy tho passage Of ball through Che H,sfy port d,
1' sde Alter the firing, thc combat Proceeded with loci.
dangerous weapons until the parties were separated by ,
/ bysaud,r.
The Recorder held Mr.. Lambert 10 BAIL, n tlr sum OF
sloin. ior hs appearance adjourned craunlu.n ta
be held tomorrow. James Lyons. E.q appeared o. h.
| counsel
we take this occasion throw out a suggestion 10 tho
Legislature u b. that tax, equal least to tho value o
The weapon be imposed upon all pistols dirks snd bowie
KNIVES 10 snd Of law. there can b. M necessity fo
wearing concealed wcappns-a practice which We spprc
memo " becoming quite too general Like other articles
'i iaf"y they can bear hgh iin and We hope be will
b. assessed upon their owners
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
CONSUnI,rION

And Needing Of the LuHgs Of Fire Years Standiag.
MIS- Lewis OF Wet PHILADELPHIA entirely cured by the urs
Of Dr. swAYNEs Compound s,tup al MIA Ch,,r.I AM,
uuy hppy 70 return nv snee thanks proprietor
sauaee md'eine Having been afflicted
dreadful disease Consumption during which time wa. irouhcI
wan 'c sP'unE OF Hood attended hAe sr cough pain IN
VIC siS breast And back My
when 'i various picparaoaa relief but Iona
~ 70 relieve M un obtained DG swAVNE IS up of
merry Mheh immediately relief aud by the
I'VE weeks ot Whereabouts, resulted peifrunng
Pret cure am happy say now eBoy as good he nh
n I coiL wish for '~'
Your ever thanhfa and humble nend
Miss 4 LEWIS.
mcitcin" sanctioned brh authority N. , ~,
:, ooNp ., hur UP WILD CHERRY have truth in
H. OF VIC must doubt that there T. Truth IN man
or A CAUTION IN THE PuHIIC-p. esY,io,. Il, 49, c,,
'nr osha W. Swaynes Compound syrup Chsuy all
os' om this valuable are n,tt and coun.
tefict Prepared only by IT. swAYNE corner C Ibh al
Race sireets, Philadelphia
fot sale Wholesale aud retail by PEYroN JOHNSTON MS
Main street. kieAso.4 King q Toy Norok. p,a,s A w.or
Petersburg ''N' "'1As -, a.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
Now Publications.

Mr. q + FsnEE has favored copy a valuable it'll,
pocket Noun', beatty entitled "A
Nccrs through the United stites all the
Rarosd strrc ard s1aubo't Routes distance. from
Pae 70 ree, accompanied by large aud Map To
those VITO aNe Go know desirable pocket coma
vel "Beiushnmp thc Euofmarscd by authors peculiar
faults aed cS,cltnss since Scott. Novcrt
run As NJ James and believe ap
Pcarri before the public reception gen aly
tciins Inr crtes true, agclate him
'pa5rg severity but the cidc-s
his books u which he has the faculty. mparny interest M
ptc or the fam likeness Il all ms productions and c
he pos degroc OF making little IA cover
very w:dc surface.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
Secretary Kuchnnnn.

The foourg allegation mate against Mr.. buchanan
We regrt sdbai q that individual
10 pcttnit o douht tu'h:
During The Presidential e'nva' various masuapI nPutaons
were eastrp'n tie reputation of Mt Clay by
Nata ard other which To
been made the auihnt, or MI Bueharan. WHIT
COURSE on that occasion Instead OF tcman
traction OF thcs. ahcst ecnoaneng authors
buchanan scas hin'o h Senatorial eh, ami udicees
clay assuring hun that the Democratic Journals had fansd
using has nam" authority AMI that he
rtgc OF Tatcp,ion IN The ttcncnts Meantime sanders
N'r multi cd aud disseminated Cf doors Mr Bu
p'ttrd al the pubic injury lat coun from sGch
MES 1" affect Mt clay while sorg he eudeaVocl deceive
by pr1tcstaions q fl
t'r Har "a ro'''''s ef ~ Gay HtH W Rzcth-aa
y@r Al" Ihtss are facts ~hich hsNe reached om
That Jams Rnehanan ~ cnnrnni
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17

We Itlrn from Goo Pensacola Gazo,te that the -rs,,,,,
Which wc b1yc heretofore published of bc i,,upgs ,
diu'n Of TO Mexican army were received NJ Tlmpro
through hc English Consu's mail which arrived two dl,,
p'W.u ' tho sailing Of The brig PDrpUi7e for Pensacola
f'Rmcn'i no general want Of provisions and tho prsva-
oncc Of much sickness n the army producing the mpres
zion AZ Ianpco That be- condition bad not only for
want Of supplies and account Of rckness but becauo d
differences among s leaders. represented that SAINT,
ANNA losing popularity with bic odiccs and that th ds
affection extends 90 he mass Of tho sodc who take pau
with their layofe leaders.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17

"'SipN MAhkEI-sAruRnAY AIrrHNo-S Pee
uoi-No ehinsc prices: sac. today about loo s, p,
tSns-saes Of $50 tbs Mess ;pe5 200 kcg ara N
nc mos tlour-Ncstnuay SuO ibis sid A. rel
cash The marsct To day G,nac, /. d-u NJ
OHIO anl Michigan 5iga5si ohi rourd h, o., S nu, M a.
uohg IN sonein Rchm1n Is offered Georr,owr ,n
pse t'chreSburg D. cash Con-lho m,Ike, quite I.,,,
none ahoat nsni New yellow ste quick at zoe o
'H'e OH Nhhe ose cash Sgr-Thetc coed a. m md
he eue Sales Of 100 boHts Cita brown yellow at &c.
mos Iahow-sae OF 1900 los rendered he cash Nj.
atses-Sae Of $50 hhds Cuta sour AT iGe a mo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
Correspondence n Tho BILL. Amc,ie,n

W''myoroy, Dec 10, 1916.
hear rumor In town to-day, upon which however.
do not place much reliance. TO the effect that the Ad-
minsiraon have prssf foot Tor sending Col Brr-
TON to MEXICO lie is to follow the Army, bearing Tho
olive branch while the Army beer the sword and Mexico
IA 10 choose between tho two.
The Vay Nrs case has occupied the Court tho whole
day 10 consideration q The rebuting testimony presented
by the prosecution
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
IVORY sInInc.

This remarkable work Of ou su open to the vtiu o..
our c'ufens Al who have seen regard it az chef
doHrfs of skI.-nnd thc eruaordnary o. tho pro
ducton Of Monk, untuofed the scup,or's ar and who
e'ccuied his statue g. be believed under the Influence
Of direct in'Puuon And doubtless in this belief he vas
not altogether wfons-but IL the inspiration Of genius
elected by intense religious crvOr long concentrated upou
one great conception. Such Of citizens o. have not
vet done shou.d not fs avail themselves Of Tho op
Poftuuiy Of seeing this sstue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
Married

On the goth Of November At Pain V,rv K,y 4 u,c,
va the Rev James Baytnp OF Gi,uec.to Mr. GEorar
place. - -' " w ''
hse~ooL Nelson county, tn res cnce Geo w Cabsu
- al inst b. the Rev e. a. G0olw MAYO CAHEti Eq
to Miss cARoLiSE ASTuosy, Laughter Of The ht, Cb,,h An
tho-y OF Lynehburs. - ~"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17

dF Several letters rom Wr...Ison, boo Norhsrp %.
gsn refer The opposition Of che Administration end be-
fcnds in Washington 90 tho election Of r. VI r. Hunter
o successor ol Mr. Archer in tie Senate We dor.f
know that there any foundation Tor this rumJr, but b.
Seems to be generally credited
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17

Ir Edward Stanley, Esq has been elected Attorney
Genera Of the State Of North Carolina alter pro,racted
and exciting contest On the fua. ballot, however, bic
majority was decisiye-ho vote standing a. fJl.ows -
For Stanley %; for John Kerr 2G ior b. f. Moore l5
Z. Bl.bre 10. $. MhiLcnnt s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
AmnII,er EkcnI,i,iiion.

The President has made reqIs ton upon the Govern
u Of Louisiana tot battalion Of troops In addition 10 tie
regiment recently called for from that State r. however
the force cannot be organized and sent forward
rrecede the regiment previously called for from that State
by days fortnight the Governor il desired not to
the rcquisiti0n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17

PHrtsEELruA, Dec. 10.
There BE- more Gmno.s In tho Flour market Holders
asking Si.T5 for fresh brands
No change ~ the gain market Not much doing.
Nfw YorE, Dec n.
Tho Hour market BE- still firm, with an advance Of yes
crduys prccs Sales this morning after the opening
Of the market of Gcnc7cD brands 81 SSH Holders
generally ak 5,i3i Western -four has ao p1rtaken Of
tho advance with sales NJ j2ja5,3li, and held a tho ls
brands
There is better feeling in the grain market with but
little variation. Sales OF tcucsco wheat NJ tIJaIIGc
Corn has slightly advanced, with aos Of new white nj Gle
and yellow do NJ CSC. per bu'hoL Whisky % cents per
gallon.