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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
NEW GSOODS.
GREER & MOTTE,

NO t03 MARKET SiNtkT.
HAVE iuSr RECEIVED fom The LaslcN
Ciue-. large ass'ruont 81 Ffcsh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Which mhuc,s 90 he fnnsi iasl'ioiable Style efI
Gu,ds iof Ladies' dfes.ssaud every variety at Cen
q. meh's Wear. which hey ca os ~ REASONABLE
icfns as hes can be- pufcAased 1T any Other huuse
% tbs CITY. We r1n make % an otie,l 60 ih"se
sbo gi,e usa eai ~ purchase " rbJal boxing else
ahffe.
UREss COJDs-NeW style Organdie Robes
rfensh Liwos. new patterns; 8aizaunes FfeHrh
aul Ensiish Gmghams, Bsrages Ginsham b1wnsi
Alpscls SC
large as.nrnent 1I Caiirreg Ct-oB
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Blown and B.eafhed Muslin. Ticking. Dnngs,
I Cheeks. PLAIN snl plaid Cotton Goods loi Penis
atd Cua,s &c. SO.
/ GEN'TLEMENg WEAR Ffcach. En1l ~ md
I Be gen Clubs sIi cruf., p'1u and ioscy Cassl
msres Stnnet. J,ans Csahmefcuc summtf Cloih'
I Pisn ouI Finey Liuen puhnls. s1iin ADD o'he
I Vrrrg., Sik Lrucn an5 Camhic iidFis. susp o
dffs, &c.
Eysfy kmdpf Bonneis Rthrng srd Tnmmins'
PsfaspIs Sou shsles a iha newest siyles, in shni
e,et,thmg bat Is usually s'p' in Dy Gof
Store % 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
DRENTLINGEHfs APOTnFCA,

MoNpoF Suuu AsHLAsn Row.
FHFliE IuhHc afc befe'Y fcsPcciindY uauGfd
mafhey car nbaIn aiihe above mentioned
f.,,ilshmsnt medicines q every dcscupaon, li OF
htnri @ z ibs diy rr fiaht
ID suoags prescription lai up iu de nelcs
I esaaef anI wuh dic umns precision by
uty A BNENTLNGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
COLUMBUS, (o )INsURANCE CoM.
PNNY

AGENCY FOR WHEELING q,
II X LIST. AT Shni7eT & Sieie's Warehouse,
Wa'eT street.
YWNHEY will tSke risks on Buildings Of all
H kinds:
Steamboats, and Cargees, Factories, Mills,
Keelboats, FlstboatS and CaTsosS Sc, against
loss OF damage 10y Gre or The dangers ond periis
OF the seas, lakes or rIveIs, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents arc authorized "a make The iol'
lowing terms with their customers
Any person inSuIing single risk by which
no loss 10 the company j. sustained, shall re,
eeive return on application to the agent, oi
10 per cent on the amount PAID. On nett gr's'
premium paid each year, amounting 10 $500
or over, lei 3 per cest on do; amounting Il
50 coo OT over, 5 per ce0t ian 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY

CAPITAL S500000.
THIS company being now duly organized, rs
prepared TO make insurance on every des-
cTiption ofRire and Marine Risks,such asdwei-
ing Houses, Store ouses a with their con.
tents. Also, s cam Boats, Fiat Boats add Keel
Boats with their cargoes, 10 aad from anyrori
on the Ohio and Nssissippi rivers. or their trio
utaFy streams. Appllca ton for Insurance o ht
made for the present at the Office ofthe Wheel
ng Savings Ins titutlon ,
augs4 MCO1 sec
RETURN PREMIUMS
VHSHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa-
n ny OF Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all premiums received Cor risks taken from
this date, where no loss has Occurred
Il Mccoy,
March 3, 1915 Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
ar 1IIE PIiILA DELPfIII
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE,

AT IIE. PIifLADELPifid
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE,
no 4G MNS STREET. WHEELING. VA
a ID SEATON. has iusi scrived aud is now
~ = opening TIE 81 sen fine aud large stock oil
Foreign aud Dumes'ic Dry Goo : within lhi- month
Nhch wili now be presented OF Unprecedented
low puccs FOR CASH.
Cloths C,ssimeres, leans. Siuiners, Sci Colicoe'
-Ehglish french aud American. az all prices
varying lfom Gets upwards Bazouncs; y ,lzinne
Lawns, pinted do: D. Lanrs. Coshineres. Sc a.
Gnghams--Frenfh, Sooth Elrlslon cd Mluchcs
cr; Brown aid hleached Shcctmrs
ShIwls llindksfchieis, ll"siefy, Gloves. Bjnnel
llthirns, Sn.peadcf~. Sc Sc.
STRAW aud BRAID BONNETS --Aisu Hats
Sc sc
CARPETS-veniian and Ingram. which viii
30 sld low
All ihUse wishihe Btfg1ns VII now please give
him call btlmc pufchasing e-eW here. and Yo'
NAY dcpcui upop gfra Bargains
Mind place NJ &c Mann street. iasl opposite
Kaoie'. Ssddiety Shop j y SEATON.
m 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
CITY PROPERTY AZ AUCTION.
Jac,,p 5 Shuver. S,hlcsk Brady,
raoson vs. end Wm Cbopline. r.. 49,.

IIaos1n vs. and Wm Chorine, I ,, lLo.,,,,
rs.
Hugh Cunningham
WRY VIRTUE o. he decree rendered in this
y c,ufe ON ihe 9Th doy OF June 1912 the un.
dgrsirntd will nf,r for sale NJ nc trout 6oorof The
court house of Ohio counly on Monday The gin daY
nj JnBe ntu. Lut Numhrf tine huHdsei and Osc.
,3OI) situate ~ SIHih Wheeling, with HE aprur
ienanccs and IN rr0gcmeuis ihefc"n. otso mnth n
the sane % Will slusf, the sums Of money dsefeed
n the causc.
TERMS--Ons fourth ~ The purthase mrneY m
baud. and The balsdce payable 10 t~o IRsinimsnis
no one aud i,,o yea's. with interest FROM ihe day IS
sale. me puretaset giving hnI and security ihete-
nr JOHN q EOFF y 6r q & WooDs.
Shr,FJ Ohio county and
may Commissioned ~ Ibis behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
j. X BOTsFORD.

y.K BOTSFORD,
MAS JUST renewed Jorge asspfir snt ~ So !
a n CARS and TOBACCO The following are q
last Of ihe IVA, rent hfsu'is 81 ssear,,
5000 Resain Las rfss Coronas
$500 30 Minerva
1000 DO Cszadoffs
5000 Havana ~ Nofma
1000 Regsla Dus FsBos
5000 do Nfiofia
5000 do ~ Par
1000 Washington = Norma
10000 Havana oi different bfshds
10000 Principe 30 "a Cons
5000 Do Sicam B az
5000 Cuslo Sans
FRUITS
50Coroa Mats; Ofsuess. Lsmous, Raians; Fgs;
Ffnnesi ? doE hnuiss olive; } ssse safdinet. 2
oa'ea Of Lemon sysup, Dor Ffsnch Chocolate done
% N superior manner, I joz bottles Capsrs ~
's.s Treble Cfspe Wine; a. cs.k Oh Bfandy
- icD5 ~ prof. which - 6f medical ialfpofes,
reside E'esi mary articles too numefous in
me"ion. sp IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
stock OfCIOtI,s

NtVCA VA NIOklS
Black. Brown, Green. POmo lnvnihle Green
Blue and various other Glncy coloreI Broad CIolhs
imported from France aud England direct Gr the
Fashionable trade. Also a large supply OF The new.
est style oiFTen.h Cass nere-. superior anything
ever offered both IN style. quality and fashion
NESflNGS-As Ia Vesiing- defy ihe world to
heat them ellher IA quality or variety; shall not
attempt tn enomeraIe lhe d,Tvreut kinds nj present
nat suffice it 10 say hat they are scdsais French
therefore You will please excuse TAIfoR fr not
understanding The technical terms nnNcs
SUMMER COAT & PANTAy.00NST UFFS.
PAU anS Fa'"y Linen Dul.,h4 e. eek; Bmwn
Black aud Fancy Csohmete; Bonn kzhcs. Silk and
Wool rweCdS all coors and gikues; Tue. aIas
and Henry Clay TWeeJs; B5stiHaud Keniut Nv
Jeans AID many o'hsr styles tuO dncrans Ia n en.
non. All lie above named sinclsF wiu he sold
10y tho piece yard. OF made up oder in my usual
fashjuna le shle
READY MADE CLOTHING!
My su,cNuI CiOthing coassI, "a pun al bf,ad colh
mack sad Dress coats ul oil col0rs and quae-
Dfap d'Eia, Cashmere, Bimbazine. 'r,sesds. Linen
Cheeks. PLAIN Linen. Cotton CHEEKS aud every nhr,
description Of Sammer Goods that The New York
market can produce.
PANTALooNS.
Ca,simore. Cassnel. Jeans. Tweels Summer
Cloihs. Atgoh. Linen Che,1.s. Gemlfra,ns. Tuck.
paw Tweed. Henry Clay Tweeds; anlevery other
VESTS.
My stock Of Vests is perhaps the hesftuoking and
the iafgcsl assor,men, diai ever wns lr'k'd nj d
any iy varying 20 prices from 81 cS to 50. u
embraces all colus. sB aud quaiuies
, daEen hno L.s-eu a.@ t'Hu1n shirts; Check
and c"mmon mnre U.an have time In count, Col
lars. Bpsom-. Ss-pcnders Gloves, Cravais, Stocks,
SILK and Linen IIdsis; half hose aud erca, variety
OF uiher articles such ss LADIES DRESSES ait
patterns and sy les Palm Lrai Hats and Ums5eilas;
"a shuti every article tat heirngs 10 a regular
MERCHANT TA1LORS EST ADJUSTMENT.
tor furnishing gentleman wHh an ennre iii out can
he found here neatly nade and cheap f,f cash.
IT, cOncusoE I w,li say that | can ami will sell
my goods cheaper Than one at my comp elofs Win.
has iaken The trouble "a make the same known 10,
he Eastern ciIe.. can buy them, and hore my ol
customers wolf my will no longer
be eulled ty his pathway and Po,"ly made NJ
Cloth ng. such daily offered nv ,ho-e thai have
no know ledge of The psofess'oa whatever. There
tore ! would respectfully sOlIciI my trends,
toners and the pubhc generally To cal and examine
for themselves. asit will ofcrd me and my clerks
much pleasure IN waii on 80 az Any time. Don't
fo,gef The CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
on rnE CORNER witb ROM Bro DOORS
np % y. RICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
8 /. R CE,
CORNER OF MAIN AND MoNRor STREETS,

NbA.' ctS VI MAIN AM cADNAoL sAhkLiSs
WIikEi ING. VA.
HAVE jus, returned from New Y IL, PhIla
Il dtlphia AID Balumore, wi'h The ARGEST
sio' k ui Spring aud Ssttmer Goods ,hai was ever
looked nj IN ant one honss his side OF the Allegheny
HoHstsi"'. Having enlargel my sToRE 10 double
"s mfmerszs Tor the rurphse of mAking o., IN Tor
NY LARGE STOCK. aud &c the sccommoda 10
ct INV customers rs they cnme IN. have sso oren-
cd rwonew addiiunul doors. aud this improvement
'hluk will ena bio me To poy every attention 10 all
Who may honor me with a call. have frequently
had 50 many visil,rs and was 81 much crowded
hat they have heen compelled TO leave Tor wunt of
room 10 look az my Gouis Cr even hear NV cnEAP
PRIcEs. Now | say uume one, come all, mud every
auen'ion will be paid. G'r my. Stock ~ Goods I'D
my store Is sufficiently large 10 ,dale Cid
and f"ung-Mafred or Suge-Ladies. Gehllemen
and all
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

ElIEW- %, a1aitsi.tfaunn 40 the e-i1ic oi
,is.lr Buu. lafe ol Ohio county. itc,lsfd
I-..e been rtutd ihc uleruhoi i1 tcrons
,...rs iae estate ats requested 90 nass payment
.,pHsa. q. .lv. arj dasehagfa ..l'm sas" ho
..rI c..ai, viI ,fsse5l hc an.. Nv .ny Groves
....,i.r.,r HNiTX 81 LNDiLY.
kIu.p.aDfof.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

q trNfG~ lab |a' sole hy
ms,g3 rbyoV T. PAUL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
WILLIAM ORn.
FANCY GOODS.

Oy g 81. Faney Cutiriy Circks Comts
~ feads snd Tapes Needles Esd Pine. Fish fio,,ts
rnrmines and Fisdings. iisisfv. Rittons aud
Lacs Go-sis. pnsnefs. Bs.ts ssd s.aiuiacfr o..
erihef Niih e o aulesss nf Fofeleu Merchandise
and nmes'ie Mana'sciufc 1TCllEAP Wn
GAsiE bpt3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
NHOEN.
LEATHER.

Best BlinnoIo Coiufy Sole Leather Upper
Lealbefi Cali Skins. Boot Morocco. KID Lung und
Binding Skins
FB.VDIJVG.S.
Shoe esd las's. Bfishcs, kntves. Awir. Fegs
oi Web G,lsns Bot Tfoes Nails sga'shies
r. ,pt add Shoe Revs ap "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27

NEW TOBACCO & CIGAR STORE!!
"A. J. PANNELL,
D EsPECTFULLY inform. 'he public ma, h.
ii, has taken ihe store recently occnpiej as Par
Res Confecirnory, lOi Main -. 2 decor ahove
he u s IIoIei. where be has received from The
Easiefs ciuss aud Will Keep egnsasty on hand
luii supply ~
TOBACCO. CIGARS. SNUFF. SC.
whieh viii be sid Of yey small profits and 81
easi ~ cheap as they can be purchased in he cry
tie wdi uny enumeaic.
ClGARS-Firsi quality Poncipo
h, Regsia brards
Ii Espsnuz1 IN India. Bpmfxt
/ IlavanBa. Manha Chefnois. Havana E'sie.
/ Psnei,i a.. Caradjses and Canonos Hall Sp1nish
/ Common. b. &c
/ TOBACCO~-nsd Richmond Che~ ing ehocco
Fiae eu' do; Snuff. o binds
Blue Lick and SarsNea Wafer. Sc.
lie invite. bis iftnds Esd De- pnale DO e's'
lifn call 80 10 3m } PANNELl-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-27
READY MADE CLOTHING,

take This opportunity to mention, that have
resigned business on my account, q eTeioFe fns
friends and customers especially invited 10 call
on me al The Store of HUSS g. 90.
~ I6 w GRAHAM.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07
GOOD NEWS FROM IOWAl

Returns from the recent election in Iowa,
render it almost certain that the Wings
have carried tina, State. 1t is thought we
will certainly have the Governor and a
majority on joint ballot in the Legislature,
if not majority in both houses--while
there is strong probability of our also
getting the two Congressman. This is truly
good news. The Legislature will have the
electing Of two United States Senators,
which will materially increase our strength
in the Senate of the United States. Polk
ism is arousing the people throughout the
land, as the result Of the recent elections
plainly show.
Keep the ball in motion!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

. nTln order 10 give the reader clear
idea Of the chief danger to the American
army, and the main obstruction in the way
of their march TO Mexico BY their present
route, we copy the following extract from
the Cincinnati Daily Chronicle, whose ed
itor (Mr. MANSFIELD was formerly, If we
mistake not, an officer Of the United States
Army. The article was written before the
capture of Monterey was known.
We assume that Gen. Taylor is g. Monterey.
II there has been battle we have no doubt he
has been victorious. We have none OF the
doubts which appear to be felt in some quauters
about the dangers and difficulties OF the srmy.
The army is able 10 take care OF itself, so for a.
battles are concerned. That is not the difficulty.
The difficulty is the length of the line of opera.
tions and every step into that difficulty. The
reader who has never thought Of military mat
ters will easily perceive the truth OF these facts
1. An army must be supplied with provisions
from its rear. In the present instance there is
no prospect OF getting provisions from the Mex.
leans. The country through which Gen. Taylor
is to move is thinly populated and poor. Tho
supplies OF the army must be derived from New
Orleans. The line Of supply is, therefore, an
immense ono.
2. A train Of baggage wagons may be cut OF
by very small party Of men. A guerilla war
fare adopted by the Mexicans would be the most
efectua one.
3. 1t follows from this that Gen. Taylor can.
not safely leave any part Of his line Of supply
beyond the Rio Grande uncovered. It is not q
case in which a Spartan band are simply to Gu,
their way through an enemy's line. 1t is case
in which large part Of the army, must DO con-
tinualy engaged in getting supplies and defend.
ing them. Every post and every town Gen.
Taylor conquers, then, must be defended BY
troops left behind At every step he advances.
then, his army is diminished, and the dffcul,ie,
Of supplies increased.
With this general view OF the case, le, us sec
what sort Of a journey, in distance and country.
lies before Gen. Taylor.
From Saltilo, south, 10 Mexico, there Is a
road, but it is the only continuous road passing
in that direction. The distances on tina, road
are "a fellows.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

"MILIrARY BALL"---The "Glospon
Guards" are getting up splendid militia.
ry Ball." to come off on the Goth instant.
They have fine saloon, 70 feet long, in
one of the new buildings recently erected
in the Young City," and intend to have
the best of music. The fancy fxins," we
understand, are to be furnished by Mccoy,
land his better half) which is a sufficient
guarantee that all will be right. We adj.
wise those of our young friends who desire
to spend pleasant evening, to "sccure
seats early"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07
HOWARD COUNTY COLONIZATION
SOCIETY.

At The last regular meeting OF this Society, af>
ter an address by The Rev. R. Finley, Agent for
The State OF Missouri, the following persons
were chosen officers for the ensuing year, viz:
President-Ro5ert Lynch.
Vice Presidents-Rev. Thomas Johnson, VIM
T. Lucky and John d. Perry.
Secretary-Benjamin Smith.
7reasurer-tIenry w. Kring.
Managers H. L. Lynch, Thomas H. McKeen.
James McLoney. Rev. Nathan Scarrilt, Rev
E. Reed. Leland Wright, and Clark H. Green
The next regular meeting of the Society will
be on the first Sabbath evening 10 December.-
An Address will then be delivered by Rev. E.
REED. B. SMITH Secre,arv
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

FLORIDA ELECTIoN.--It is now conceded
that Cabell has been elected to Congress
from Florida. His majority will be small
Our readers will recollect that he is the
same man that was elected at the last cleo.
ton. His seat was contested by Mr.. Brock
enbrough, loco, and he was ousled, by the
Iocos Of the House of Representatives, in
the face of"facts and figures" which showed
he was fairly elected. If Brockenbrough
is not lost to all sense of decency, he will
forthwith vacate his seat.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

The ELEcTIoN.-In ST. Louis city, Kin.
caid received 1927, Mcdaniel 600, and
Thompson rs votes. There was no poll
opened a, several precincts in the county.
In The city and county, Kincaids majority
will be about 700
Four townships in Cooper county, sup.
posed to be all in which polls were opened,
gave Kincaid 10, Mcdaniel l2l, and
Thompson votes.
Four townships in Cole, gave Kincaid
IS, MDanie 236, and Thompson l vote.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

USPECIAL ELECTION oRDERED.--The
County Cour, have ordered a special cleo
ton on Monday, December 2sth, to elect a
Clerk for the County Court of Howard
County, to fill the uncxpired term of James
II. Saunders, resigned.
There are several candidates out, as will
be seen by reference TO another column
Of our paper.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

UTwo persons arrived in this place,
on last Thursday evening, in pursuit Of
LOUIS GLADrsH, who, it appears, had been
rather free in negotiating loan, of four
twenty dollar bills, from genteman's
drawer, in Arrow Rock. The "Gladish"
had not made its appearance at this port.
The Pursuers are still On the hunt.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

The Picayune says "two men who dis.
tinguished themselves by the manner in
which they served Mexican guns at Mon
terey, uere deserters from our artilcry--
They deserted at Fort Brown. One of
them. an Irishman, is named Riley; the
name Of the other has escaped our infor-
mani"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

The Pennsylvania Legislature stands
thus--Senate, Wings ls, Locofocos ID,
Native /. House, Wings SO, Locofocos
A. Wing majority on joint ballot, II.
Wing majority on Canal Commissioner,
over 5000.
Congress--Whgs l6, Locofocos 7, Ma.
tivcs /.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07
Monterey 10 Mexico,


II nothing but distance were in the way, that
alone presents almost on impossibiity to the
army; but there are other great difficulties.
In the first place, from Monterey TO Saldllo,
is very difficult road, filled with defles. We
will suppose that has been overcome. Then
commences the greatest difficulty The mex,
step is one hundred and eighty miles through
country which is described as an arid plain,
almost without water, and equally without inhab
itants. On this point we may add, what seems
not to be entirely understood, that nine .en,hs
Of The Mexican people are south Of San Luis
de Potosi and Trenilo. This being the case,
very lhtle we may say nothing. is gained BY
any conquest short OF the city OF Guanaxua,o.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

A man who loves his family will always take
newspaper, and man who desires TO train up
ms children in the way they should 60. will pay
for his paper.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

MIKE WALsH.--We notice that this in.
diVldual has been placed upon the Loco.
foco Assembly ticket in the city Of New
York,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

ACANDID ADMIssIoN.--We begin to have
hopes of our Democratic friends after their
recent trouncing A correspondent of the
Pennsylvania, writing from Fayette coun-
ty. with the "sing of the past defeat
smarting him, says:
THE Democratic party in Pennsylvania mus,
fall upon some plan OF reading number Of
corrupt and false professed Democratic leaders
out OF our ranks. I feel confident that, if we
were entirely rid OF about five hundred such
characters, the people would have no difficulty
in electing their Candidates. think that The
pure Democratic presses Of the State should show
up these false eKpounders OF Democracy, and let
the people see them as they are, and all will be
we'll"
Hear this,ye DaIlases, Buchanans, Kanes,
and other false expounders of Democra.
cy"--Hear it. and tremhle!-PhH. N. Amer.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

Jefferson Davis. of Mississippi, has re.
signed his seat in Congress. He is now in
Mexico, Colonel Of one of the Mississip.
pi volunteer regiments.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07
DIVINE SERVICE.
The Rev Mr.. SAVAGE, of Glasgow, will
preach in the College Chapel tomorrow,
the 9Th instant, at | | o'clock.
THE ELECTION,

The following is the result of the cleo.
ton in this county last Saturday; no inter-
est was manifested by either party, as
will be seen by the small number of votes
polIpd
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

granted as were considered due to the
gallant defence Of the town and TO the
liberal policy of our own Government.
The General begs to return his thanks TO
his commanders, and to all his officers and
men. both Of the regular and volunteer
forces, for the skill, the courage, and perse-
verence with which they have overcome
manifold difficulties. and finally achieved q
victory shedding lustre upon the American
arms.
A great result has been obtained, but not
wi,hou, the loss of many gallant and accom-.
plished officers and brave men. The army
and the country will deeply sympa,hse with
the families and friends of those who have
thus sealed their devotion with their lives.
By order of Maior.General TAYLOR.
(Signed)
w. w. s. BLISS, Asst. Adj't. Gent.
Official.
GEO. A. MCCALL, Acting Adjt. Gen'l.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

Thompson received one vote in Moni.
tcau township
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

AZ Montreal: on the 18th ult, snow fol,
10 the depth of nearly two feet. "
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07

The "BETTER CuRRENcY."-We make
the following extract from private letter
received few days since, dated, "Wes,op.
Mo-, Nov. 8, 1896"
Living only five miles
from Fort Leavenworth, have chance to see
some things that are going on there. On last
Tuesday night they received funds to pay off
their Due BILLS; it came on in rolls, like ,ran
Notes not cut. Tina, was the
pay the poor fellows got for their due bIls-at
least the few OF them that succeeded in getting
hold OF them-for tell you they were all used
up in few days. | know several persons who
had due bills 10 the amount OF Ten Thousand
Dollars, who went over to the Fort and got
roll oil this wall paper, to paper their-pockets!
The balance who have Due Bills, are patiently
waiting for new supply Of the Red Backs
They go here, fast, at ten per cent. Discount"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-07
Mr.. KENDALL, writing from Monterey

NH NENDALL' writing ITUH MONTEREY
on the 29lh, says:
saw Ampudia as he left town for Saltlo on
the morning Of the 26lh-rode along in his es.
cort for mile or two. The base and lying
wfetch-for every page in his black history
proves him such-looked crest fallen, nervous,
and timid to degree. He was fearful lest some
OF The Texan rangers. many OF whom had deep
wrongs still to avenge, might shoot him from the
way side; and as he rode through their encamp
ment, situate directly on his route, he could not
conceal his fears. They allowed him to pass,
however, without cry or shout Of exultation.