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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-26
FOR THE LADIES !

IHANELhtNG TRUNKS BONNET BONES,
- we have reeeived large sock travelling
boanet hotes al fss aHd shapes made
biaek eahet-to which 20 give Ne ean-
We vii fen a. very low prices Keep rood
Foet ~ a ses and shapes ard
In Richmond 81 W. ast can from nnF 70 suy roi
articles and are willing give q FAR prce.
10 pf-TNFy A "a AT-rz
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GEORGE W. RICHARDSON L. co.


GrOCerS and Commission Merchants
NOS. 81 81 So RoELTs WI RI,
Baltimore, Nd.
Gro w. RIcHARDsosl JANIS McCosEy.
TENDER their services tie farmers and merchants
generally for the sale OF ell kinds Of grain and other
produce Upwards twenty yea experience eopaTners
the late firm OF WIN Mcdonald Dshes assuring
those who favor them with their
ing rates and prompt emitaTees Their
Of grain per bu,hel
Bstimore Nav t9th 1916. an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-26

STRAYED awsy ron ne City. about 4 weck
..|'H - since, a BLACK cow, o. medium sss and
Nsouls ~ yeau ~. a rsssonasis sum vin bs
WH pah n rstursed 70 Ne sabschberL
AAnnkAs myts JONES wINEroN
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ENDID SCHEMES FOR WAY
TIL f. VI A VI VI OF II !
$4,000 CaDitaI,
DRAGOONS ATTENTION.

A TTEND meeting Of your Company at the
IA Exchange Hotel Tuesday a, O'Clock
P. ~ ny order Of the Captain.
=. MARX. ORDERLY.
notice. Is proper that the citizens generally,
a. ws the members Of the Troop shosd apprld
above meeting called with Of proceeding
sufficient pumbcr added BY appointed
ganze The Company thoroughly aud place
tive and efficient failing dsband corps
IN order that members themselves
some Other arm Of the JOHN j. WERTH,
my Sod Captain r. l.. DRAGONS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-26

NO t55 CHEsNUT STREET rHILADELPHIA
A. constantly hand. Taiorins Store %
the state uouse of french IND
Ehgsh Cohs Cassmerez and Nesnr arrival
p We eonucts the establishment the principle scnins
~ bis store but Of quality
thus that h. hss 20 long enjoyed s hest
and throughout The Unon lie would respectfully soiet can
om gentmen visiting The suTng e1ecuts any
orders entrusted 70 h IN superior yie snd lower raes hsn
ne aRe quality b. had any store city lmyt-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-26

- ENOR RENT. The middle tenement in
- ~ Tbomss Ro-. pssr NJ nsu1 Trusbe.rrs seoehos
Hm ba vey desirable family rcsdeuce, ard pos.ss
~ given. Fofteuns a.. sspyto
nv ie-0 wOETHAN NeeRUpER co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-26
Malkcrion for Sale.

FENHE subscriber ofcrs the above place for situated
u atihs intersection n hs Fr dsucsbue Railroad and The
road leading icm Richmond o. Louisa Court House
nom TIE omet place contains 26f acre 100 ofwheh
e. ami substantially enclosed there seeded IN wheat
and ~ IN eli ofWhich cok vel 30 seeded
Gss and Clover lat spuns There good meadow several
which yields about 900 10 Of hay Of good natural Fas
annually There small Orchard q bearing large
one Of tn choices fruits nom snion Nursery By
subscriber last year
The improvem, Birch Dwelling Houre The
usual Ou houses en- ~ good fepar Tavern many year.
sep az tbs place ard ors mauy Inducements 70 ous disposed
N that business TITS place remarkably bsslv and
thr water sQual 10 any ne country.
Ihe terms VII b. very hbcni-y fourh cash
IN hires equal annual nstaimsnts, iuterer
John COFIAND.
" The ntoye farm vii be sold upon PREMISE
on fblpAf NJ DAY oiJaus u 9 ococs
h NO. on The nt lar day, upon shove stated
W lmmedaey thereafter VIII be- sod ne growing crops o.
shea re oats corn and uron credit M h DAY q
'snlafy nsrt, foT bOnas vtsh approved security.
ny 9s-etas w 0oDDIN. AusL
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WASHINGTON HOTEL

NNNNhNoNs W.
TNHE Proprietor takes pleasure in Announcing
n 70 NJ puhhe hat ~ rsdtsd ssys lhis srss
sVe es'aeshsnt apt prepared aecosste
~ the mos eomfoabl To hs foimer patrons
turns be most sincere thants and thsH M
onsEe win ~ % rspsved sors provide
of Their comfort and proytS-d In
~ eesi mannef, and hs har aed nqusra
TO ho- perrons Who ssekina he
ne mountains during ne approaching az nat
~ has hed no nubef q large and eoumcous rooms o the
accommodation o. privste hmiles
RJr Hts charges b rnodsrate
MICHAEL. @. HARNAN
pr Attached he Hotel arse and souuoinu. s,,s.
with ercecnt os An The Stages funnrg 10 ana nom st,up
Ten stop At th. Hove snd going west souihwes and
"o.u- 90, ~ SNuh'oh 2i--1m
e Bsunors American vii publish three mons ana . nd b
N this once for ooncetion
GtocoA NUrsA few thousand ..h Coco. Ma. % sss o.
- OCT iof ale ~ INLOEs 4 BROTHER
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.

NO EXCHANGE PLACE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
HOYT Is constantly selling Prizes. Within a few days
the following have passed hands Customers Nos
% IS - 6S 81 65 g. AMI IS nraerabe others
Large capitals know Hoyt schemes
for Aprii are ueh IN the Amongst them a capital
$4,000 TO be sod BY Hoyt The only SIS and
he hopes TO receive that fIom Try luck IN lot
teTe as this capital the pocket
remittance for the above and the other capitals
SURE % address N HOYT.
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POPULAR

TINHg GIPsEY's INVITATIONS Cavatina-hc poetry nv J.
r. fhtir' Esq-Mu'ie eomfocd BY , ?. knight 4 beau
uiul song
co. with u the forest Etcen.
q ard dwell with me
Ard there ~ shaw Woodland Queen,
And gay ynunr Thing 10 She"
THE MARINERS RESr Poetry BY Wm Jonss, Music com
possd BY Wm. r. Brstow AsotbsT very hns sOua-
"Down, dovn } Ne deep, W the Mariner Sesp.
When his voyage " ne Il spded;
We . The Rauhs brgaFt
Let his Mass with the save b. blended
Fer there bome-lud Ne crested foam
That lons bah CALAMITY bore him.
Wilsheter him WI ? murmufnE low
The winds sing requiem DER him"
Tue GRAVE OF BONAPARrE -sung the Conceus of The
Hutchinson Pamily-husic b. l.. Heaih.
The hshiningsmay Fash and The loud thundcu fattc
We heeds not be hears MT, he's free from on pta.
IL sleeps his last sleep ~ has fought he asi ha tie
No sound can swtk4 him Dry seani"
W NJ above very popular songs may be obtsinedn
WIN. l.. MONTAGUEs MUSIC STORE.
myQS No Isl Main . sim az tl,s Golsen tyre
nR. GOuRAups ITALIAN MEDICATFD SOAR, sRECIAN
- HAIR DYE, LILLY WHITE ke-Auoiber invoice of Gou-
rud's Cosmetics, jasi received and for ale hy
nv 20 eAYNOR wooD, The Agents.
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lotteries.

e. GREGORY e. CO., MANAGER, No.
~ ioi hain Street. Richmond. Va
wboe Tiehst Nos ~ 50 S. Capta Pri1. Of sis ooo a,
ies-bufr Lottery. No H. dawn instant va, 80. a.
hls ofes and soh By srRATToN vess-r Richmond va
THE NAM MOTH
$4,000 Capital!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 1864 b. Ar,
an Alexandria. u. e. on Saturday. May 10Th. 1915
MOST SPLENDID SCHEME
! snni capital q 10000 20 priIsso Of $4,000
splendid pine OF 10000 20 1000
Pthssd 10000 20 600
100 20 500
Prirss Of 5000 so 300
lsOO 700 200
"a NO LOrrERY-It DRAWN BkLLOTS
Tickets els. Halves So Quarter. -
Csriheatss Of packages u 20 Whole Tickets siso
DO DO &c Half do
DO Do. &c Quarter do as
Do do. &c Eighth. do ~ SO
order for Tickets Of Pa hxr,, I'm IN,
above Splendid Ltsy viii prompt attention. and
an account Of the Drawing will requested 10 all Who
order from Address,
J. @ GREGORY h Co. sanar,u
80 % Richmond. w,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-26

tn NOR RENT.-Tho subscriber has for
E,hAl three hne Main street
They are accessible ne them being
passage. snd are desirable either 'ot Offices lodging
LEWIS GfNTER
my No Wafn
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DESIRABLE REAL Estate,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

'NHAI delightful residenc west of the city,
Il known "Watson's House situated residences
OF Peter Cotton Rq and Hon The
Is In excellent order and in perfect repair having only
i've since finished In
The Greenhouse Kitchen Smokehouse
Stables bui IN the hest
tages both Of country and residenes,
from the hustle OF the the
many houses within the Corporation Its
thousand dollars but the present willing
thing less than half that II immediate application
be had II sold early by
rate rent Apply personally letter Goddin Esq or
m AUGUSTUS A UICJIRs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-26

COUNTRY REsIDENCE FOR SALE.
ENOR SALE, a new and convenient brick Dwell
- ling House. three high. room. and p,.
ak. with four tweniyfour Of
the county Of Hsnrieo, from
miles from the Capitol Sad property very neshbsr
hood and oners Ddneement
the city who prefer to reside country
ply
HODGES = PULLIAM. Auet.
Onies-Bsn Tavern street mo
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FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.

M SIZE FOR LEASE.
1EA Brick Building 100 mag OF thu
Cana sCorTsNILLE belonging the
nawha Company and Water Power OF 30
second IN connection herewith, be OF
Is Proposals for the osh
June BY T. II. GILL Superintendent &c Far
Nd Amherst CsHnly,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-26

u ROkERAGE.-Havi taken out a license
~ for twelve months authorizing buy stocks
respectfully tender public
such business and the money generally
may be found at Reading Room I2h Street.
Of MI John 6TenIes Grocery
18th Streets respectfully ask share Of public patronage
sp o-dlWk2awu H. BLAIR.
a1nmesG Compiler, Enquirer and Republican
OTICE.-In eonssquen per cent advance Of
the tolls Passengers
aud after the 18Th the
Boats LynehbuTg, will be SO 5O-Nay in proportion
my ~ BOYD EDMOND DAVENPORT.
81 The following preamble and resolutions were adopted
by the James River aud Kanawha Company May lstG
The Board Of Directors having
carried the Canal from
mile and directed that
should mase such OF
for passages and fare Of
raise the toll To cent ne-anj appearing
emen in the Newspapers OF this morning contingency
has taken place. therefore,
Resolved That from and inst the on pas-en
Gerscauied on the Canal be hIed per mile.
The advanced price Of and prcss
10 this from $4,000
they had raed their fare
had not and had determined
cent toll compelled advance so
In Of this advance the James Board
tors have again imposed another so additional
which eompels advance price
loss 81 travel BY higher fare therefore, and
instant passage and fare be Old puce S6-tos
81 f6-waY fare IN proportion.
my 10 BOYD. EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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From me " y. Sun.
PiCIOriaI History of EmrInnh-- VI

TTOW me ". y. Nun
Pictorial History of EugIand--Part u.
INHls renowned and able enEh been
~ BY the Mes'rs Harper the frat presents very beau
fu 'Peemen Of pictorial and typographical many very r,
enia respects this celebrated history of Great super
ede Hume and smolet. and al Uther Historians great dne
tive merit consists in the fncs apparent with which Il
gives the aud condition Of the ngdom
odf Of The MANNER customs modes Of life thought
worhpsnd In short all the ordinary aBd neglected cha
acteries n the people These al
which rtaiy character Nation and yet
history Of England which they received any proper
degree Of attention In this admirable wothc production
several leading Wrters-thcse important
been very fully snd efficiently and hero too IN tbs de
parmcn q the wut that pictorial Illustrations high
value Evcy intelligent reader w Of
this ~ofk ~heh bids m become the leading publication ofthe
ay Can on J. W. RANDOLPH 60, AMI sub'cHbc
HfCH SAIL, to remain in nctt the cy-abtey Nuauo
MAN years arc understands the cultivation
Of Flower Vereabe Gafirn attending Green and
Hot House Apply NJ y. Tate oos Mayos Bridge or TO
tf-n HtsSELL McCANntIEW.
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"a NOR RENT OR LEASE-The House

AAA - adjoining lie City Han lately occupied BY
Greenhow, Eq Il has been thoroughly repaired the
eligible fesdcncc In The city vnesss The whole square
quired Appy on The premise. orto gro. p CRUMP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-26

ELARET VINES have now on hand the
- greatest of my PtnE importation Of Cafst Wines CON
prisnE choice brands viz
Chateau Fonet Canet Chateau Ia 1oaf
DO Scoyiuc Do Ia
81, Estrphe Mfdoc 81 Julien Meio- Ne
Which viii oh,r Cor sale At very moderate prices.
FR. CRAM,
NY ie-tu No. 2 Erehanre pi,~t Richmond n,
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II IFE Or GEN. SCOTT. The Life OF Cen.
~ Winfield Scott, BY Edward D. Mansfield, Eco, with Portrait
DRINRRR q MORRIS
gI9 VI Main street
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ROBERT MOTT

House SiRn Painter and GIaEIeT
Hsrf dog- % As EreAssEs Rash RtsAug.d, gt-gf.ia.
~ received further supply 81 Paints Copel
u Narnhes, with Painters Brushes Blenders An as-or,
mcnt Of French AMI American Window Glass stiO 10
SoT96 inches all Of which he desrous up the
reasonable
N. B-A supply % soar Stone Paint for ale low an
perior paiutfor Tn Or sbiured Roofs RN
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Ifarpers' Bible "a

w RANDOLPH A. co. Interested 10 call this morn
ing and examine Harpers Illustrated compste IN splendid
Binding They have the only complete copy Richmond
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tocoA NUTs-A few thousand h,.h oocoa Nuts N noe o.
- Ger ioT akH INLOEs 4 BROTHER
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS,
For HarperS' Illuminated Bible.

BEAUTIFUL PICTOHIAL BINDINGs,
For Harper Illuminated Bible.
nRlNkER n NORRIS invite the subscribers
~ this BO to inspect the costly pictorial sr,s-
OF Sndinss jus, completed and received
No l. consists Of Is Scripture Views besuu
ful Egyptian ard Persian border.
No 2, Episcopal style
blemaue
and the children Of be taxing possession tbs Promised Iaud
20 As the ~ork completion suggest 70
an suhseribers have early
ana can a. Va VAN street ard select pattern for binding
Just received splendid lot Of French Caf,hB shoss
suitable for summer They very Of supsrios
quality made BY Nde, - Son. PUTNEY q WATTS
Cheaper sui!
BOOTS BOOTS = BOOTSIll AT S3OO
- We shall another Of morocco Boots
my 20 PUTNEY WATTS
LONDON LANCET.
A JOURNAL Of Brush Foreign. Medical and Chemical
tA sesase. Literature and News; volumes anpuay
The Subscriber uok for the year s4s-
handsoms5 bound price year,
my IS door. below the POr ose,.
soap AND CANDLES.
TIVE suhsenbe hand good arsrats Sumner
CaDies and bard faur sosp. Eeepsrs
Wi be low Tor ea.h or on TIE ts 10 sns
iunl eus .r"rs my 2S-dim coz CREW
| AIDES corn q HRONZE HALF CATERS.
- ~ endd assortment The shove
.o'd a. cheap hey ,an BE- bought IL the city.
NV Is J. MYERS. No Naa O.
NJ IssEs' BRONlE AND BLACK BISKINs.-
w sus lot of tr above Shoes may fusd No So
Be ,uufii artele for the sprnf D MYERS
NJ ORE NEW MUSIC, May Isth.-J w
lNA RANDoLPH a Cn have fsesivsd--
The oeandsr wsHf composed ~ y Buek Bogust %
Flowers beauuiuly eoloured price DC.
Pssmisn. WstE. i2e
Luersuag
Trojan Grand March and Quckstep tqe.
Of and complete arss souaf ma.
o and
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NtSr TO HAND.-rhs subscriber has juu received BY eI
Prrss fom Philadelphia, handsome 1adss
eoloured Bussin 10 Which he invites Of ladies' At
No ~ Main ~ my IS j. NYERs
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Tickets SIe; Halves 8; Quareu3
% Persons ordering by the package any above can
deduct the p,e OF Tires uekets have
70 $50, and when 4 IL
VIII always invest IN the mos; popular Lotteries
Drawings sent when requested all who
for all Capitals be had usual en
ing cash tickets the postage paid The
cts IN the above Lotteries received and
LUCK the prompt CONFIDENTIAL auenton Persons
from the country visiting the city mind that al
prizes IN the hands OF LUCK For Prizes addres.
c B. LUCK, VendeT for d. PArsE Co.
W.
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my Is
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-15
Taxes. Taxes.

Every one can see that we need rad
ical reform in matters of Taxation. The
last loco foeo Legislature put il!cn the peo-
pie thick and strong. so tina, all are com
planning. No one can tell where the mo.
ney all goes to, but all know that The tax
es are eating out their substance. Fellow
citizens, remember these enormous taxes
are the work IF loco foco Legislature.
You all call for Reform. Vote for the
Independent Reform candidates. and you
will have your wish. They are pledged
10 60 for All economical administration OF
our Stale Government.
How do the loco focos propose to pay
the expe nses Of the new State Govern.
mentl We learn some of them propose
to 6orrow the money. But where will
they get il! We shall soon see the beau.
tiful workings of locofocoism under the
new Constitution.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-15

.7theism. Couldn't the loco foco State
Convention have selected a man from
their ranks who was not identified with
the Abner Kneeland A,heis,ical clique of
Van Buren, county! We learn that Cut
Ter, The loco foco candidate for Secretary
of State, came out with the notorious
atheist, Abner Kneeland and that he be-
lleves in the principles taught by Knee
land. This question and sla,emen, Of ours,
may. and probably will elicit much can't
ing, bypocritical remark about religious
federation. We care very little for that.
We believe in and cling TO full. free and
liberal religious federation, but we do think
II scandal TO any party in this enligh.-
ened age. when all acknowledge and par
,icipste in the blessings of Christianity,l 10
put man up for responsible Office, who
does not believe in Christianity or even
in The existence of the God Of the Bible.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-15
Is the Agent lndiciable also +?

Our readers will remember our efforts
to put the people on their guard against
being swindled by the recommendation of
the Gazette into pa,ronizing "Fhe New
York Life, Fire, Marine and Inland State
Stock Insurance Company" The editor
OF the Gazette. who is deeply interested
in the Company as its Agent, flew into a
violent passion and used his columns in
lnlimaiing that some Of our best ci,izens
had committed bribery in securing the
publications we made against this swind
ling concern. We had never exchanged
word on The subject with the gentlemen
accused, The statements were made en-
ilrely on our own responsibility. The
Gazette had access 10 the same documents
we had IN our possession, 10 prove that
this New York company was goi up to
cheat the people in such remote parts Of
the country as Iowa and other western
communities; but notwithstanding all this
the Company. and as its accredited Agent.
endeavOred 10 influence some of our cili-
zens to insure their property in his office
II has done all he could TO recommend
this band of swindlers, and he is still
doing all he can for them by acting as
their agent and recommending them in his
coinmns. II any dispute this, we ask
them 10 look at the las, column of the
Gazette where they will find common
dalory advertisement. endorsed in con-
spicuous manner at the bottom by rs. r.
Thurs,on, Agen. for the Company
The following, which we cut from a late
number Of the Missouri Republican, will
show the object of our again abiding to
this subject, and that our warnings were
well timed and appropriate
THE Grand Jury of New York have
found bill indc,ing John X. Townsend,
Alfred Kershaw, and Mr. Marks, late
Secretary of the N. Y. Life, Fire, Ma
rine and Inland State Stock Insurance
Co. (whose sign may be seen at No 90
Wall street, N. Y. for conspiracy TO
cheat. The vote was unanimous"
Here, where The course and character
of the Gazette are known in this as well
as in other similar transactions, further
comment ia unnecessary
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-15
Chance for Farmers.

The Horses, Cattle, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Wagons, Ploughs,
Harrows, and a superior Reaping Ma
chine, together with other Agricultural
Implements. attached 10 the extensive
farm Of Gov. Chambers, will be sold a,
Auction on the premises. on Tuesday
next al IL o'clock; Elk miles from Bur.
lingson.
The Governors health is so much i'm
paired tina. he has determined TO spend
the few remaining days of his life a. his
old home in Kentucky. All will regre
the loss Of so valuable citizen. a
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-15
Uho told that Lie?-One of the nu

Tho told that Lie?-One of the nu-
merous Henry county correspondents of
the Gazette sets down the Statement,
that Briggs, the loco foco candidate for
Governor is a laboring man,as wing lie
Gentlemen. the wings would say nothing
against him because he was laboring
man, if he was so, because they uphold
labor and they, above all others, wish 10
encourage and give high wages to labor
ers, especially those Of their own country.
If as is minated by the writer in the Ga
zette the statement, that Briggs is a labor.
ing man is lie, we are sorry for it, be
cause all here know that we 90 in for the
laboring men. From what we have heard,
whatever he is, we are crediblv informed
that he is not as well qualified to be the
Governor of so intelligent people as are
the people of Iowa, as he should be.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-15

We understand that efforts of the mosl
interruptions character are to be made use
of in this decidedly wing county, to elect
at least one Of the loco foco candidates.
Let the wings feel their individual res
possibility. and the injury tina. may ac-
crue from throwing away single wing
vote in The way indicated, and we have
no fears for the resutin High Henry"
They have already earned fame by be-
ing strong and s.edfast in their mainten-
ance of whig principles, and we trust they
are determined never TO tarnish tina, well
earned fame by being frightened or coax
ed by such articles as appeared in the las,
weeks Gazette and which purport to come
from their County.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-15
Base Insinuatiou,

The agent for The New York Swind.
ling Company we mean The editor Of
the Gazeite-is at his old tricks. In a
note appended TO lying communication
from Henry county which bssely at
temp,s TO create distinction which has
never been recognized or known by any
party in this Yves tern country. between
the rich and The poor. he throws out an
insinua,ion which is evidently intended to
make The impression that Thomas Nc
Knight tie Wing candidate for Governor
was defaulter. Insinuaiions Of that de-
scription are always cowardIy and mean,
and especially are they so in this case
where there is not shadow of suspicion
that can be thrown on the integrity OF
Thos. Mcknight. There is not a more
upright or honest man TO be found than
'rhos. Mcknight. He is the last man To
be accused of not savoring the poor. Ask
the Miners Of The north. Ask those who
have obtained farms from him when they
had no money to pay for them. As a
Land Officer he was ardenily beloved by
all who had dealings with him at his Of
flee. Hundreds Of Democrats pelitioned
for his being retained in The Land Office
He received office from Mr. Van Buren,,
and without any charges preferred against
him, but for mere opinions sake, he was
removed by Mr. Polk, who is evidently
the enemy to the Western people. If The
Every honest and traah-teVing' editor OF
the Gazette means to say that Thos. Me-
knight, the candidate for Governor, is a
dishonest man or was delanller. he says
that which is most utterly and emphat-
cally false.