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Aurtiuu Sales.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
Hy InIoe- a BrotheT.
Ne z. -Mias STREET
FANCY GOODS. CUTLERY. xc.-4t sse,is,
On MONDAY MORNING. Dec 2ts oei,~k a, oar .t,r.
We ~n ssr without of Fancy too- cut ery
Se. CONSISTING Of
Pine Ivory Tuck md Comb.
Shell : d. COMBS. Df~ss'nr combs
Pine Steel RaEnrs AMI ren Knives
do do Scissors silver m mb,c.
Looking Giasses, Fancy FOXES
Har Cinthss AMI rortt Rust.-
Buupn-, Pins femng 4 IONS n, -,isa
Bead fur.t, Corset
faney sap. Cologne AMI French Ettrart,
Guard Chan. shaving tas.. Pocket B,ok.
ALS'l-An lnsoice OF CLOTHING cul,issng of
Cloth, Cas.insrs, Twects zni Jeans Coats
sack ard FIo-E Colts blue GoIndahpu
Cashmere, C1,'h and satgnst Pants
Nests Of various kinds
DRY GOODS
VIII he addsd,ts eoc al Of Dry Doo. consisting
o. an part
Sl'irsts, Kentucky jeans
flney Prints, Furniture Prints
Wollen ShaNis. SIs Ne Ties
Brussels Lace. Eide ami iasulEs
IanbsNoo ant Cotton Uo,i-ry
Super Md ami BUCK Gloves
Cashmere. TWecds nd Lu,eys
srs and satin Cfava'- CaI'otnra PiaHls
Groiysafs SIs. eni-rs. Chi.drsts Boot
N"nno Hosi-ry Waffle sha~l- k, a.
ALSO-An nVoies Of Frrrch Goods,
p p ess Cashmsrss, rch and ilshionlbls
Is Nous della
10 Mourning
10 Rich and bigh enor.d srs vriv, =
sup-fhns Linen Camb.ek
EItrl E0nesfiiched a nd embroidered T. a. Hill,
Rich Caslfne Robes Se.
AIs0-'o DOZEN ehidens English Hosiery.
De INLOE- 4 BROTHER Amer.
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LOST OR MISCARRIED.

ON or about the 18th of September last, the
~ subscribers the Petersburg Do 60 by Ftprcss
boT Of ,uisi o." Vaiu" 10 "c'd q T. Aprcwhtc Catks
vile Va to he er RdgWay, ~ G., IA reached
destination. sgtlbc pati ccI,y,r to
J. u. Burton, Petersburg }. u. Et'STACE \ son
II b. p,b" the box have Southern
pot ~ the Agent Will pleas send - Petersburg
- J. u. Eu,tleeS Son, Ric mo;d. Va.
Q III. Chlrrson Courr. Ra'rirh Register w. pub.,
tw.c", AMI send their accounts this oHcr. dr I--6t
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,

Let all the work. -ay they can,
for selling Prizes, STATIONS the man,
Dawn Eos. of y. Jersey -. Dec. 18Th:
- ~ OS 80 n 81 ~
Ticket No- Z; 81 So OF 5000 oil paid by
Drawn Nos. ut L-esburg. No. GO-Dec 18Th:
Is 10 10 50 ~ 80 OF % IS 50 ~ ~ IL &c.
Ticket Nos. % b Al, Capital sold and paid by
STRATTON.
saturJsy-sus-.I Extra 10. Capitals $1,000 1000 G. 0
&c. IS Nos ~ drawn. Tickets ~. hsiye, qr.
A"Iandra ir. Cass r. for Isd to be drawn
Dcc. Igih, $50.
IS NO LOTrERy-Ii DRAWN BALLOTS.
: Pr'ir Of ...'''.'3o 900 P'iie o.. $4,000
10000 % Prizes of......... 1000
.to............ 6,oOo p ....,o........... 500
-. do. ........... 5000
Tickets $40 hay.. g. gga.ir C.ri6catrs OF packages
81 . wh''-s sioi. hnly-- sol; quarters e5!.
A-Iandi Lottery ClTs = Tor i-iG Co be dfaWn ArIln-
dTia December goth. I-IG
- NO LOTrERY-I3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRAND
PrEr .f13OOI Prrs ......... 900
....da............ ~ 900 -. do........... aIgo
.do-........ 5000 30 PrLes of.......... sac
do. ........... 5000 50. ........... 500
Of &c who'r' si9c; halves 60 quarter. 10.
Ler,burr Iry. Class No CO. Is46, avn at Rich
mond, Dec. s-ll I-i6.
- No. LOTTERY-I3 DRAWN BALLOTS
20 r',le, Of 'ii 600 20 PIN: Of $500
Ticket S. hayr. 30. quarters I %
Do BUYERS refer 81 u list Of Przss which
az th- o-", proof % what has been done. every
confines incTcIsr the odd paid b. u.
90 icrs f,r Tarkage the aLov.
Sch aud al I.ou-- promptly attended to- and
drawing sent when requested.
Pleas a.dres, orders to n sTRATToN
Ia Rrhm Va
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ENOR GENTLEMEN-GREA BARGAIysl-
MIS- NNGEIICN nISnnr. Ion "a.
ANNALS for 1917.


W. RANDOLPH u CO.. l2I Main street
~ have Tor sale of Standard md M..sap.ou.
hooks uabe Tor reni besides following beautiful An.
nuals lor I-47s
London Book of Beatty, ~ ssr' plates
Do Art Jaon FRI Annual hun m fine ,tss ol,t-,
Youths u s'or -l 70, go plates
Gsius NJ European Ar 20 ~ plates
Poaglet 10 eoiorr IItss
FLORAL oh-rins Token of Frrn sh,r-IO Gu n pt,t..
Bo1toir Annual 10
tn uldem Christmas ant New Years Gn 10 ensny,ogs
R-auyist 60 tIuc, ~ fema lure.
Musical Annual selection u beautiful mu.fr
" u'ini'' Gems NJ S1rr.i Fcotfy. splendid pitrs
scenes n The Times OF Inc Apostles .t.ri ,ryr,v,u,.
DO d. dp 90 favour : 10 a,
lseaHrts ui Memory, ~ beautiful ensraytug-
EverErrn-pu-.u f1r 30 s-asus. 10 .t.,f spyray;,y.
bltsm. 10 ss. pIttes
Chr tnu Souvenir, flvings
krs ous do, BY Mr. SeuIrrry. ~ plates
- OF Sharon. rsl sious uyenr plate
magnolia, ~ paCs
op o holiday gn Ere g'at.
CIR Tnas Blossom, NeW Yttia- GIN e p,s-
G'lior ANNUAL Buiriy pr. rni. 10 plates
l1ly sc'lT Book, 10 embellishments
In" Freif hip and Token of X, ,-r ,,,rs. q Mae.
Re-, co. AH,c IONS GIN lO .nrravipss ''
hN1snth. CO. Auctions Gir. Co
h1nJ her Eaglsh AM Am,. ican Aprf,,. Will s .., a..
tween Tbs and i- hosdsys send your orders or call an
deIG "''"oI'n 49,, 60,
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nNlr. ERn. RANcRnrr -

mir. GRo. BANCROFT"
To this note Mr.. Bancroft replies at length His letter
u dated " Northampton, October l. 1884" lie asks
their attention to " PERMANENT PRINCIPLES, "
which he lays down. lie boast. OF his determined uu-
compromising Democracy; rails at the Banks breaches
what would now be called anti.rcnism ber.tes the
"lazy Monks" upholJs labor against capital and then
gives US this explicit paragraph:
II farther great reforms in society expected they
must come from the people. Slaves capital the slave
holder IL capitalist Free labor will be the first to
demand The abolition Of siauery-captal will he the
las, To eoncedc 1t. We would not interfere with the do
nestle regulations Of New Orleans OF Algers -Ithat
Is. shareholders better than Agerines-u IRE may
demand the INSTANT ABOLITION oJtAe siIre trade
~ ne District Of Columbia and SHOULD ASSERT
fKEb LAbok 10 RECOVER ITS RIcErs IN ruE CAPITAL
COUNTRY. "
lie then goes advocate tho Religion of Knox,
and Wickfe, Calvin Huss, Hooper, and Ridley, and to
scod nj the intolerance of "Romnn supersition and
ambitious Priesthood, and the sloh and pride of an
established church which brings him to this wonderful
conclusion, Propounded with all the pomp of n phioso
pher The cause OF Democracy the OF pure re.
hgon not less than OF justice 1t Is the OF practical
Christianity 1t the Of beneyoenc II is the cause
OF virtue ITSELF Such were the opinions OF George Ban
croft, 80 late as in 1884 They given permanent
principles" So, in his opinion virtue aud religion con-
sls IN the acts of Locofoeosm-in frauds on the ballot
boxes by Empire Clubs and other "Democratic Assoca-
uons-which carried him and Mr.. Polk into power!
But the great object TO which | would point public A.,
tenon Is his ayowal Of his ABOLITION ideas These he
has not revoked tor they To be permanent He
Hills columns against capital aud for labor and then
say, free labor will frat demand the abolition of slave
n.y. lie for Southern slave holders or other Al
gcrnes, but he Is for demanding instan" humiliation Of
slavery in the District OF Columbia. This the man Mr. Polk
aud his organs with hatiey and honors As If
Cabinet appointment equal his merits Mr. Polk
aud his friends take him from the Secrelaryship of the
Navy aud send him 10 represent country in England
Will the Executive Organs explain, for what they So la
Vshy honor GEORGE BANCROFT, IT 1t be because he is
OF the most ultra AboIcnsts of the day7 Let US no
tee The assertions OF these organs when this nomination
comes before the Senate. throw these and quo
tatUns only nuts crack" about holidays have
no doubt about Mr.. Blncroirs promFt rejection by the
Scnuie-but We shall who will take his part when he
comes up ioT approval.
Mr.. SLANN was married to Miss MORRILL, to-day as |
have already noticed and lett in the for the North
evening. Mr.. Buchanan, Mr. Walker, Mr.. Marcy, and
several members OF Congress present
This has been beautiful day-radian as wonan's face
with the sunshine "i the soul. The ely clear as her
love-speaking eycshe air pure the breath which
her prayers waited To Heaven. BRJTUS
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THE REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY SUPPLY
OF New and Fashionable Music.

II As Just been received at r. TAYLOR'S
r'no Porte Ware Room 7ri Music Saloon 100 Mans,
~ which nas fe found tIe follow ur
Ihr l1r o.. u1 Ehff EHriI UuI ffsn DIV Geo r N.-r.
hnI arnngei 90 "a v.r tufvo melody by Geo l-lst.
. 80 wv uIrHsi cottage end. 90.
i-Ir W." Sd rrIf rrr1rfc's sfr.
Wterr lvst zoe yH7rc pavot.s.hI a.
ln on Der r1jeH love sri pride"
The Church 'f Fa,hera sweet licstr rs-e hy pof
Guyn %. with F.rH.tt'
Conc i'n De- Dame soal NJ trs rslant Cd by ~ Avery
There's grni r nr-t VERY petty Itf song rr,,-y,F
20 a 1'catnr melody hy Me- Nay ~ o.. ilf
nf 7h1..' ~ eve 1t' 1ItE Scrrr1.sJ BY Daniel
W II.ksf. ESQ. muse by u Btrcscf
R'i Cn hus Sen. h1rl O. BY Anna Rts-k~rH
af.. ni'fau Uf 90 b. a srrcrlf,
Chrsurs Hrmr song emf -b,rra ,u... tv WAN.
hcu'ufuy eng mournuIy the N.sbturas. pastb s,,r
worts ~ Nft Hemsss muse BY seemu1er
The Might boouuE CciuS with rut vrpsts bv Robt Nc
knstfY -
rhc thamos. hvorts Tyrotsn ssus eomro,cI hv P,st
ba'uef 'ui sung by TIE Rainct FamHy" D. ~
- HHIy. No, APPLE BRANDY, ior .a'e yery low
ny oe4 FRY go.
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- virtue ot Il Decree OF the Circuit Superior
~ rour ~ Law AMI ChIneery Charles CITY County p1
n1u cri On ta- l'th LAY 81 November,
6uir- aDi Others The President Directors ant Company
Bank oi Nrsr and prrs sni Nr'.lr Harrison
and oih.r-u- a.crbers. appointed by the
lof that puo w Ih'r { sale at public auct the highest
der for cash, Isr.-ey, Ctarrs county
DAY the 9Th DAY NJ Jarly 'he SLAVES otter PER on
al property b" u7gng 20 the estate Of the htc Benim
remaining sDd AMI wh ch conveyed
trI-t referred Boy decree. Ike N-rroe.-n.n
wom' and children H0us hold Kitchen Furn lr. n
lua7" Boo &C. lite sale be- deferred by weather.
It vii take place the cay.
NATHANIEL. NELSON, .
tr2-tt's HENRY HARRISON. ( '""a@ r.
2 Rehu0n Enquirer Petersburg late geucsr Norfolk
H'al requested copy ,,Sy IAN lay forward &C u
10 Goa
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By y. n. & G. ". HiiI.
: yEGIyOES

WILDE soil BY ushis 10 ocrcs Nrrro.-on-
yoanE ~ yeas Old a Toy ~ y.,r. DAD
boy years and a % years
&c nm
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Auttiou Solcs.
raIs DAY.
Hy Intoes a urosher.
A. : 60 49,.
Valuable standard aud Mi,ccIianeou.

~
w" hive Just received and viii az Aucsa. rus
ING, ~ inst and Evcn this eonancncinr
oeo~k AZ store. No -, Main ar - ssaainr Mr. W Sh
Merchant Ia of hrfc ant gRct ssGd.Fd
and Me neou- Books whsh
b"r. NJ 'r @Etsaurr, Pc Ne rf and m. es In
snied IN IN viii b. foued Toe works ar
MhnH fup@, Se't. Mos,e, Hirk whrc. fonosk
hh- Nne,"nt Hrt'fy Joscphu Jewish ~ ory wo
nann7h N"oi~ MIS- On Iis~ Au~in Mr.. Fai aa-
Albums and Annals On WHY a7d pock.t Bbc- r.gstt
pan hn'r 70 Payer D. oSs was Patrick ~ Iaoa
utehs liV"s; fcrEu-on Rcu- Giles
webster -vo DctouaTy wakfs D.. Limp
Dictionary Johnsons works works Bulwsr Maryat Ia
gen" ~" Novels in variety.
SJ Caalcguss AMI tie Do ~ 'cldy Tor
INIpIas A RRprusp
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Hy medge,, NoI q PuIIinm.

ny tfotIEFs- tut -HIIIiiI
10 Negroes.
Nl be f"li ty the G'ldiy
young N"EfI"s conFsng of Woman Eoai COO
se one god huu-s -tyant AMI good hna-
ven lisn, Woman aad chill woman a good f. n, n
three roys 10 and years rv~n g 81. from To 4. ,.,r.
som OF whom good Cimbeua,'s said N.s,. an b.
long 60 ctItr, AMI b. no ut Gent .u,-n OF
Rchmoni and vicinity wishing putci,s for their own ..
purchase privately before day For eLarrtrr and a
heat1ns Of the above slaves, wm I1bn Clare.
HODGES. ROY PILIINN Auet.
do ,a7.- wan IT,, . n,
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members Of Congress from the interior Of that State do
not hesitate boldly aud openly effects Of
the administration. directly. Mr.. Wright owes his present
condition.
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Ely &c. %. Dict
re btshtu~oh N hrot
NEEItnEs

THIS 'ay n IN o'eiocs viii h. s,d, likely Neg N-n
p yenrs Cd Grls, - 20 n yc,rs no bow.
de - r. ~ Dit kINsOS 4 BROTHER Auet.
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Fresh ThOmastOn Lime,
E0n CASKS fresh Thom1ston now dis.
OOO eh'rsrg fsom brig lne,ah.u, nc,t ard lor
sah ~ &c - RANkiN = WiiiTLOCK
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
FIRE OF Til FLINT.

In the Senate. Gen. Cass introduced resolutions
to place our Government in a posture OF defence
against the threatened difficulties with Erglandup-
On the Oregon question, ami they were carried
with little or no oppositicn--Whigs and Demo-
Gratis voting for it.
In the House of Representatives, the passage
of the Joint resolutions for the admission Of TeXas
III TO Sc. This is the last GROWING act in the
lower House, as it can meet with no serious oppo-
sition in the Senate.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
"THE CONVENTIONS

The proposition to elect the Supreme Court BY
the people and limit the term of office to ten wear,
was carried by a vote Of "a to rs. The at.
tempt was then made to divide the State into 4,
MANY districts as there were Judges, and lost
Hunts proposition to restrict the sessions of the
Supreme Court to two annual session at the city
Of jefferson was carried by a vote Of "a to q.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

The last accounts from England represents the
distress of that Kingdom as very great; yet not aS
great as previous accounts had led us 10 oehe'e'
The price of breadstuf1s as a consequence Has
rather a downward tendency. The Oregon ques-
ion is creating quite an excitement, and acu'e
preparation is being made in the way OF lifting up
war steamers. &c.: whether TO act upon the Often
s;ve or defensive, is not certainly known. Many
heavy failures have recently taken place IN 'ha'
country. .
Lord John Russell. one of the most prominent
of the English politicians. has addressed a circu-
lar TO his constituents in which he takes ground
for the unconditional repeal of the Corn Laws
This will perhaps be a death-blow to the present
ministry; certainly it is said to the odlous corn
laws.
John {. Calhoun has reached Washington III!
IT. The communication in reply to al. W.
should have appeared some time since, but 1t was
crowded out by matter of a more pressing nature
If i, rumored that a Mexican Minister has al
ready been sent 10 Washington, TO resume nego-
~tiations with this country.
RoppEp.-The house of DR.. Lane OF 81. LOUIS
,was emf, red on Monday evening last, and sever,
al articles of clothing stolen.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
A STORY OF POCKET PICKING.

\ few weeks since, IA gentleman at the
tor House in New York suddenly missed
a cold watch, which was worth to him more
than any bod, else. lie marvclled mush at
its absence. for lie know he I'D been only III
and out of the office and reading room ol
the hotel since he last Loted the hour by it.
In hopes of recovering it. he advertised his
loss and offered a reward of fifty dollars.
The SAINT day lr received note, informing
him that he could nave his watch by calling
at a certain house in an obscure part OF the
city. After some little hesitation he resolved
to 90. The watch was too valuable to him
to be given mp without at least this attempt
to recover it. 50 he went. His call at the
door was promptly answered. by a very gen
tlcmanly looking person, who, IN reply to
his inquiries, replied that he had III his pos
session the advertised watch..and that on
paymcn of the offered reward he would de-
liver it up. The loser promised to pay the
fifty dollars, providedhc was convinced TIE
watch was his. 1t was exhibited, and the
gentleman recognized ii at once. paid de re-
ward, and gladly placed the recovered treas
urc in its place in his veStpockct. As he
was turning to 20 away, he remarked:
II am very glad. as YOU may suppose, to
get nv watch back. but ] shorld really be
pleased to know how You took II from ne
That | will inform YOU readily replied
the ~pick-pocket. Do YOU holding
an animated conversation with two other
gentlemen in the Reading Room of Ike As
tor on the morning You lost your watch?
Il do rcplied the loser.
We'll. do Won not also remember that a
gentleman who stood close by, left his news
paper, drew near, and finally joined in the
diScuSsion?'
Very distinctly replied TIE other, and
also that he engagedin it with much warmth
Precisely, continued the narrator; and do
YOU not remember that he at one time, in his
carncstncsS, tapped you two or three times
on the left breast, thuS?,' (suiting the action
t.. the word.)
Yes replied the gentleman.
Then | took your WATCH said the other.
and turning round, he shut the door and dis
appeared.
The gentleman returned to the Astor, mu-
sing un this strange occurrence, and while
relating it to some of his wondering friends,
was astonished to find that his watch was
again missing. When the adroit knight of
the nimb.e fingers described to him how he
had once flched from his watch, he took ii
again, So the gentleman finally lost his
watch, after having paid the thief the re-
ward for its recovery.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
ADVICE.

We rave a piece Of sensible advice II
give: Take heed to it. one and all. 1t ha.
been rung in your ears a thousand
times but you are careless as ever. O that
we could pound it into vour hearts. 1t IS
this: SHUT THE DOOR.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
III CONTENTION.

We sum up the intelligence from this body as
far as it has reachedus. The vote for the Propo-
sition to elect Circuit Judges stooc-Ayes AZ,
Noes rs. An indirect vote was then taken to
limit the Judicial tenure. and stooc-ayes So, noes
p. A proposition that circuit Judges should be
ineligible 10 any office durirg their continuance
upon the bench, wa, adopted by a vote oiSl foz'.
On Christmas day there was no session heia,
The clause in reference to the Supreme Court will
be next up, and it is thought that the nis'
.prius system will he adopted.
Il The charges made against Judge Garland
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.

The latest intelligence from Washington is tina,
our minister in Mexico had offered that Govern.
ment S15,OOO,OOO for that part of California,
north of the 32d degree of latitude: This will
be a splendid acquisition and may change the
whole aspect of affairs upon the American CONT
nent.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

In 1917, the whole number of steamboats,
that had been built in the Western waters,
was ten-and in that year the feat of accom-
p~lishing the passage from New Orleans to
the falls of the Oaio in &c days, was cclcbrat-
ed by great rejoicing
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

J3- A debating society in atown down East
one evening undertook to discuss the question
.wheth her intemperance or slavery is productive
of the most evil in the United St"ies!" A worthy
deacon, cont.ndlng against the former, proposed
to show It's Effects upon its victims in eternity
Stop, stop" cried the chairman, that's out Of
the United States"
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

No true gentleman can indulg resentment
towards a female. All indicative feelings
or proceedings towards the weaker sex, are
unworthy and Improbable. The utmost
that is allowable, when wrong is experience
ed from them, is the simple exposition of
truth-accompaniedby regret and entire re-
signation, or generous forbearance as far as
possible consistently with strict sclf-defcnce.
Sarcasm, obloquy, mere annoyance or re-
venge of any kind, are repugnantt to manly
character and a chivalrous spirit.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
TOO SOON.

The friends of Vice President Dallas arc work
ing, it is said, with d view to his promotion. Bet
80, LEI II alone.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

WAR.-The war in ST. Domingo between the
Dominican Government and The Hayticns, is still
going on.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

The Jefferson Inquirer OF the 18th inst,
says Mr.. McDearmon has entered upon the
duties of his office as Auditor Of TIE State.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

Beef packed in barrels made Of white ash
commands a higher price in foreign markets
than that packed in oak barrels.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

IL We find the following just tribute to
the worth and talent of Major Sims, by a let
ter written from Washington City:
"Major Sims, by his bold and manly de-
fence of the rights of adopted citizens a
.gainSt the attacks of MIR. Levin, astonished
the House, and won the admiration of the
Democratic members and all who heard him
| am proud to assure you that he is destined
to fill large space i'll the estimation of the
party. His manners, though plain, and I'M
pretending, are dignifcd, gcntlemanly and
urbane; his talents of high order; his artic-
%ulation clear and distinct; and his oratorical
powers surpassed by very few. He is an
honor to Missouri"
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

Il A lady has been arrested in New Orleans
for stcalinga pair OF brooches. Tie country Is
in danger.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

LICENsE.-A bill, it is said, will pass the
legislature of Tennessee, allowing every person
whose capital vested does not amount to more than
$3.50 to retail liquor, by paying a license TO the
State of $50, and $40 for every hundred over the
$3.50.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

yEDEMocRArIc REVIEW, for December, has
been received. 1t is embellished with the like
ness of Caleb Gushing, late minister to China, and
contains its usual amount of interesting matter.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

The charge Of high treason made 'ga'rsf tho
Hi.h tformons is t";lcd.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

T.Sm,ll PoA raging ! Phild'lphio.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

$50 and spend the balance of his time IN
keeping the baby from crying!!-[Lex. Tel.
Well said for a man whose children number
Ooo0. None of your tricks upon travellers,
friend Yeomans.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

Vt The charges made against Judge Garland
of Louisiana, are Doubtless true, as he has fled.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

Jz-The store of Walsh s. Hughes, in ST. Louis,
was robbed on the night of the 2sth ult.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
PUBLIC PRINTERS.

Richie & Heiss, have been elected printers t
the U. S. Senate, by a considerable majority.
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II is rumored that a Mexican Minister has al
ready been sent 10 Washington, to resume nesc
~tiations with this country.
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RoppEp.-The house of DR.. Lane of ST. LOUIS
ON, red on Monday evening last, and sever
Al articles OF clothing stolen.
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JoLn e. Calhoun has reached Washington Git.