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miscellaneous.

TRIBUNEJoB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. srRucEsrREET-7 TREE doors from Na''du itree'l
,E facilities OF This establishment FOR JOB PRlSFlNS
are Perhaps unsurpassed by any office IN the city Tue
Of the been such guarantee
rsa, We therefore, win con-
6d-nce .ssae the following Card
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied win ali KEGS
OF PRINTING al The cheapest rate, VIZ;
Card, Bills Lsding,
Clrculars Receipts,
Bill Heads, Checks, &c
20 II1ExAsY GEsrLEMEs.-OriGina IanuSertpts print
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets. Stereotype Work, and all kinds Of
Boofs Letter Prev Prmf"s.
20 LEcruRErs AND sranim-f beautifully
printed . =, ,,,, = W..
Lecture BnlI, Small Bills for DisH
Nrn,roh Bt!!I, button, &c
And every description OF Pa,n and Ornamental JOB Work
-ra,ed win steai and puncnny NJ the Othce
The Improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAM.
PELLETS, &c.
All work the aboya Presses will be done at exso'd'
nary low nrces J. A. FRaETAS,
10 n Trhuu- job Printer.
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MOI dsy passes without bringing the mos. interesting
r-snlt, from tho uEe OF Dr.. RUAKES IODINE LINZ
IA ASTONISHING CURE OF RHEUMATISM

Isn ptayAsE OF Rip JOINT ~ YEARS STANDING.
C-c-urn-I feel IL duty Stale fer Tho benent oil the
the puhllc the Astounding OF myself which 10 rs fol
10 For twenty years have been troubled win
rheuu,ausm | could walk without cana or crulcni
the pain much that could not sleep
niyhl The hua!iy seited IN my nip joint The
hiyh becstn. gaed pushed out OF Us sncset BY oe
pnp and ln the cords became contracted
10 10 throw my suee forward, and Grew my foot
40 The point. OF ny barely touched Tho ground when
walked NY health much impaired, made mp my
mind ,ha, the nriy s-Aied lh.t nothing
could benefit me mad tried The very best physicians and
ali OF The sure cures without relief advised by
friend 20 NY Iodine Lnu.eat which consent ed 10
without faith before had used bottle found re-
--, reduced Tho Inflammation AID extracted Ih1 pam
connu.d To u.e IL freely for six weeks Tho cords became
r-sx.d the lsy resumed ia former appearance, ms pan
and in6suniaIion has all subsided and in fact ALI perfect
y we'll walk without or crueh snc EN- sitohoiDs
daily 70 my bust lte Joy and comfort o. ;ny family
N-1' " ' a. HEBARD, 5 John-sL
Facts are suborn day bhbss more evidence
nj ,l,- yalue OF Roakr's iodine Ln!mont
g..tn. OF gratitude Of my fellow creatures
who NAV b. afflicted ipducrs me W slatr
hn cure Of my child which 10 rs oo~s Tnree
v,xr, AGO b, Wa with swelling upon he side OF
81, u,ck which grew lafg. ai ufAed mis- head " 600
side IL finally dischargrs largo GlEE:!t rs oi mat
ter and kept dschar uD be az red uced 10 mere
skelelon He suffered pain lsdescrbsbie lrmPioyed no
without h-r-EL maze up my mind bs must die was
induced py frlsnt !a1 tesiing powers OF
Hoakes Iodln. Linemen nyiL am happy TO say mai
rad DOT Ed one bonu before the commenced Deal
inx and u. swelling inf ANIMATION .ubsd7d and bsofs
bad usrd the second boi!s be per-cuy we'll 1oHS
g. EASTON, No. ei Sub avenue PnncipaI Depo, o. Nv
SERsDII CO an John-.t nvi2 2'ns4,h<lstp
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:lOY LOST.-WM. C. SAMPSON, living win W N.
ID ub n,op %; Grand AZ was sent Essex Market
s,t THURSDAY morning where he transacted his business
and not since he 10 about "A years OF sSe
plexon long features. slightly fr-ckled, oisck
hair. Had black sPseea Jaek-, o!~ek eto'n Vs.
black ssuet pans. glazed cap and leather shoes res
Sous kuosicg say hing OF him will relieve The mlHas
OF hi, oisu parents oy informing WIN RoSlNsON'
w ~
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boarnlns ann Sotels.

BOARDING AT ~ CoRTLAND-ST.
4 FEW GENTLEMEN Can now Do accommodated win
ard and separate apsrmenls Also, ACCOMMODATING
for gentleman and hs wife with psror and bedroom I'd
Joining. and OF Pisno References required.
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MANsIoa SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL

MANSION SQUARE BOAHDlN& SO6OoA
Fox GiKLs At PuUGHkEErsIE, N r.
,Y,HIS INSTITUTION IL sdapted young ladies OF eve
~ nge All departments OF suostanIiai 400 hn
lub- course OF tsnghL Tho summer terin
vi, ooea on tho Tub OF nth month, (Msy gof catalogues
Containing particular tnformson apply Tn w.fok City
10 Js s. usBoss BANK Of tho Suto OF New-Yorh' or u
WILLIAM P. GIBBONS, Phnapsa
.le asxtf C. ROBINSON sfSTkRS.t
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TIT ,I Nv N VIC BoARDMAN HART. Buring..ip

BLANK BUOkS-Sli.able for societies, commercial
ID AMI private use.-FRASClS LOUTREL, II Maiden
lane invite their friends aud the public 10
their large OF Blank Books, Paper and Station
cry embracing article usually kept by sIsnoD-s To-
peher sIock Of fancy stationery Of recent
Importation will ke sold very low prices Books
ruled bound in stye required short NOTICE.
Printing and binding Of ev-ry piston executed tie
lowest rates LEWIS FRANCIS.
Cirrus ii. LOUIREL,
80 In, s,.,ionarr Lrd = ,1bind-rs II Maid-u-Ane.
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Onc. orwtcb aud Worcester Railroad Co.
NORWICH CT June Ttu, 1915.
~ The stockholders Of Tho Norwich sad Worces-
.,tlng Tor IN, cnoice OF Directors viii be holden
Office VI The Company Ia NORWICH, on Tho second Wednes
coy Of Jaiy next al o'clock r. M LkswiIs 10 act 90
Az Question property bIOush; before h1 meeting
u.c.-d With lner ests OF Tho Company. By ordot
t,sO ,iyg JOSEPH w. ARNOLD Clerk.
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SHOWER BATH, Spougius Bah. Ottoman eaih
Soper Bath Had Shower balh very -nd portable
Su.p-ntlag BAH and Leg Baths Of our manufacture
al SMITH, TORREY cos, 70 MaideI- ane-
o,t-, - Tvs
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OFyIcE NEW-Ios AND balE kAiLkDAD Co.,
No. AS Wail-sI New fofk, June g. lst6.
N0TlCE.-Subscrib7rs 10 Tho New stocH OF This com
v.Hy nereDy lCuhod that Interest will DO paid
cortink Of subscription application 81 this
ais s. sILAS BROWN Yreasursr.
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BOARD DOWN TOwN.-Two Three pleasant
ID rooms with panes attached le either furnished
uufuInsned with board 20 gentlemen and their wives or
Al aear N..sau One or Two day bosdeIs viii also ev
communicated by applying above. Reference required
a.. ~ Iva 49,
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NIILITAKY EQUIpMENTS-Flten-n' Caps
The subcrnur r-, pecillly calls be senIion OF The
military public his Of military equipments
adapted all companies. military caps, knsp'acLs boxes
and bsyone scAbbAfds OF every vsri ~ Country compa
p,-s about changing their uniform those about forming
new orpani-s viii no supplied with samples by apply
my 10 the undersigned.
'NA FIRE CAPS, FIRE CAPS.
full OF every variety, constantly Oh hand
snd Insd- U order Ibe shortest notice.
ia iy. h T. GRATACAP, 1872 Broadway.
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ICE PICKS, ICE TUBS, Ice PlsHes-Ice Cream
Ifr-ez-rs OF Io- ordinary kinds complete with pals.
.poon. &c French Ice Cream Ffeezsrs seyerai sizes
y! new and besulfu patterns, from gill upward Ice
Cream Knives WIue Coolers, 2 sad no!es; a. The
hou,e1eepers' Em poriuin, No. IS Maiden lsse.
is sNTa TORREY 4 CO.
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a. ANTEu-At 1855 huason-st near eansI, employ meat
for hs rate cooks nurses ehamoermsids, wAisrs &c
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Niks. ANGELINA DROWN begs leave In inform
WI irsed. bosrIers, and the pubic generally
that she has opened large aad commodious BOARDING
HOUSE, NJ, SO& Broadwsy. Pecmsnent or ransient
boardrs by The day week month 10 accommodated
with single rooms bed rooms aud pArlors attached.
THIS house than ~ rooms, 70 supplied wb
cold and hoI baths aud every ohos convenience "
mske quiet and comfortable home. As 10 the good
auaea OF her table aud he general management OF her
house. references, when required, are abundant and OF
naud jy2 lw~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE SUFFERINGS OF THE SOLDIERS
"A volunteer in The Ken,ucly regiment (Roterl
Hardin) writing 10 his father after the battle OF
Mon Grey, gives an account Of three days fight
ing. He says:
On Monday night the Mexicaus were in high
shirts. They had lost but lew men. All night
they threw up sly rockets. Al night the firing
ceased. The left wing Of The Kentucky regi-
menl, 10 which am attached, were marched into
the fort taken by Us, 10 hold II during The night.
As We moved in, we were in point blank shot Of
one battery, and raked TN our right BY anoher.-
They both oelched fire the whole lime we were
marching in a distance at one miie Such a
nigh, as spent thai night, hope never 10 spend
again. We had eaten nothing since daylight.
We had no Shel.er-no inud-no hre We laid
down in The mire and blood, among dead men and
horses, and cold rain fell on us all night.
had no coat ON, having gone into the fight in my
shirt sleeves.
never heard ball, whistle before. Two car.
non balls passed within two feet OF me, ant
many more within a short distance. As We lei
The fort n Tuesday evening, which We had beer
holding as stated before through Monday night
we were ORDERED 10 scatter as the BIS, means o
protection against The Two batteries which rakec
our line had got away from the company
about so yards 10 myself, when whole load Of
grape shot were discharged al M alone. lnealc
the shot and stopped in the bushes when on bott
sides and above inc the shot Tell like hail. We
lot three OF our men with these fires This morn
ing.
The dead were awful sights 10 look upon
some shot with cannon balls and some with smal
shot-some with their heads sho, off-some will
The r legs otf-some with their bowels scallere,
on the ground We had no time until yesterday
10 bury The dead. The heavens were full of car
rion birds, aud The air with stencil. have no
time TO write al larse-am in fine health, unhurt
without scratch for which am lruy thankful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
ELECTION In IOWA.

The .Iowa Gazette" charges the Federal party
with The grosses frauds and corruption in this
election. Let one anecdote, which il reiails, IT
whaltook place at Burlington, Des Moines conn-
", serve as an illustration.
DISCLOSURE No 1.-The Friday or SATURDAY.
before The election on Monday, the democrats ii
this township, such as ale dependant upon their
labor Tor support, were seriously accostcd by Jas
r. Fayerwraher and other Wings OF this place
and informed TIA, there wa, demand Ior labor
ers ia Henry county, by certain men who were
boyiny up DRIVES OF hogs, AMI thai one dola
and wenly five pei DAY aud hoard would be PAID
A CITATION was regularly made Ia Col. E'iiz Hen
nv Warren, OF ibis place. VIII, these laborers were
informed. was empowered 10 hire hands for The
drovers 10 Henry unry. The matter being al
copcocled In Wing caucus Beforehand this Cod
Warren, knowing the whole Transaction was a
downright piece OF fraud 10 cheat homes, men
out ut their yoes, very gravev projected 10 en-
gage The men, a. agent tor The buyers in Henry
and thus from 10 H. IL Democrats were started
for Mount Pleasant, AMI directed whom 10 cal
on al that place, who would as they were told ny
Warren. give them directions more particu
iary about where they were ~ commence
their aburs and who would fufnisA theT
with food, &c. wh'n they arrived there =
These len or Twelve De nocrats, therefore, in goot
faith. proceeded TO Noun, Pleasant, and reported
themselves as directed by Warren. The man
or thing rather, at Mount Pleasant had been mi
,ia,rd into The trick, who invited them TO hi
house detained them ill alter late dinner. ant
time enough 10 make it sure that they could no
return TO Des Mones 10 vote when they were III
formed that In mailer was only a political frau'
10 cheat Des Mones out Of their votes. Here 'h'
deceive D mocrats became aware OF the gam
which had been played, and commenced thei
tourney mack IL Burlington. Arrived here, They
called ON Mr.. Warren, who, as treasurer OF lh'
Whis corruption fund, paid them Tor their time
and OF course the object being effected, dismissed
them tfo,u service. Here is simple and tru'
history Of this transaction disclosure No. !. a
more bareiaced piece Of corruption, fraud, ant
lies, is mol 10 be found in the history Of politics
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
POETRY.
THE ANGELS WING.


There is German superstition, that when
sudden silence takes place IN company, an an
gel al that aumAnl m4ses circuit around them
and he firs person VINO breaks the silence is SUI
passed Ia nave i,pen touched by The wing uf III
spraph F"r The pup So o. p"eiry, | thought w
persons preferable Ia many, in illustrating hi
very beautiful supeis rion.
When BY the evenings quiet light
There sm two siItn, lovers,
They say, while 10 such Ifanquii olight,
An angel foond them h"ver>:
AMI further s'ill old legends tell
Tn. f. 81 who breaks The silent SPELL
10 >ay a soft and pleasing thing,
Hath f.ll The passing angels wing.
Thus musing minstrel slrayed
By the summer. ocean,
Gazing on a lovely maid,
With bard's devotion;
Yet his love he never spoke,
TIL now The silent spell he broke,
The hidden fire OF fame did spring,
Fann'd by the passing angels wing
~ have loved thee well and long,
With love Of Heavens own making
TINS is mol poets song,
But true heart speaking:
| will love thee still untred."
He fell-he spoke-as one inspired
The words did from Truths fountain spring,
Unwakened by The angels wing!
Silence DER the maiden Tell,
Her beauty oyeier making:
AM by her blush she knew tuil we'll
The dawn Of love was breaking.
Ii came like sunshine DER his heart!
He felt that they should never part,
He spoke-and oh the lovely thing
Had tell The passing angels wing.
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ra,IllS Institution IL designed afford. ii riodcra.-
i charges, an opportunity L. those who wish ltri
sons wards obtain 4 thorough education, whi,t
VIII lit them for any activr pursuit N life, aut III
which II so desired, may br eneraitei wiih shl
dispatch. NJ the University, the knowledge requisite
any Of the learned professions The subjects m.
bracrd III the plan Of tins Institution arrtr in-a,
and Modern Languages, Ancient and Modern iisot..
the Elements of Mathematics, of Chemistry, and +:
Physica! aud Neral Philosophy Arithmetic. Gcoerlpny
with the use Of Maps and The Glohr, English Gramn.sr
Composition and Elocuiion, Prnmanshp arl Boa.
Keeping. The Ancient Languages such a. l.aHn \ I
Greek and Anglo-Saxon, will be taught with / cosish,
chronological reference 10 the English thorough knoN.
ledge and skii(ul of which being lmpora.. n
the citizens Of glorious Republic The mclaoi +,
instruction l. by lectures examinations. r,r-
cises, and comments the te books used IS the tn
dents IN their respective classes
The Academy viii open on Monday. the 5,h ii Oc.c.
her, ut the Doctors residence, called Limestone s.iu
al-d in very healthy section Of the country ri.h,
miles Els' oil Charlottesville.
The Principal and his Assistants promise .r cyrrs
means in their power 10 subject Tie students pppr,
discipline, by which they may become Nell tdgci,i
and useful men.
TERMS, per- session Of five months -Tuf.ou: Sem,
Class S2- Sophomore, So, Junior, sl- Sos iair s.
Board can br had III The family The Puncpal and
Proprietor, III several respectable families y,
neighborhood.
For further Information, apply 70 The Principal, d
Goyd's Tavern, Aihemarlr county. Va.
3-rNIf
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asfctDestno1u aasgAsetrEG~

instance IN foreign manufactured tobacco duty
OF sir cents per pound was laid, which, believe
was abou, the highest duty embraced in The oii
But that cannot be considered duty beyond the
revenue limit; for England imposes duty oil
IS. sterling, or - cents per pound on leaf tooac.
CO, and 9s sterling, or 81 lG per pound on all
manufactured tobacco imported into that coun-
try; ycl il is known we export immense quaint
ties of tobacco TO Great Britain The protection
then afforded BY The Tariff of 1889, was clearly
incidental 10 revenue duties, and therefore con-
stulioGal.
Now lei us contrast it with the Tariff OF 1872.
Ii The avowed Tariff principles OF MIR. Clay
are 10 be considered the principles generally oil
The Wing party, there is apparently no constlu-
lonal objection 10 their policy oi protection. Mr..
Clay is in favor OF Tariff for revenue with dis
examinations Tor protection. Now, al first view,
il would seem that such Tariff does not dliier
in principle from The Tariff u 1889. But the en-
aclmenl oi the Tariff OF 1912 by The Wing par
| ", and their subsequent violent opposition TO lis
repeal, prove conclusivcy what are their real
prin ipes in regard TO protection. In that bill
duties were laid without any regard 10 revenue,
and some articles were almost il not entirely pro
hbed So lar from this being an objection with
the Wings u the BILL il was considered It's chief
recommendation; and Mr.. Evans, in his speech
on lheaTarff absolutely went into an argument
10 prove that prohibiiory duties, so far from dlml-
nshing revenue, would increase ii! II IS then
certain, that al housh the Wings proclaim that
lhey are in favor Of Tariff Tor protection only
within the revenue limit, they would, notwilh-
standing, lay duties SO high as 10 amount 10 pro.
hblion or greatly reslric. importation. What
the Wings mean then By The revenue limit is SIM.
| ply that The government requires certain amount
Of revenue, and that il matters not how The dulles
are laid, provided the required revenue is obtain
Ell. To illustrate what mean, suppose The Co.
vernmen, requires 25 100000 Of dollars. The po-
licy Of the Wings would be 10 raise the required
amount wholly from imposts on such fabrics or
articles as are rot made al home, and 10 impose
restrictive duties on all fabrics, &c, that come in
competition with similar articles OF home manu-.
aclure Such are the principles OF The Wings
in regard to projection principles that are re-
pugnant TO our free inslilutions-hoslie 10 the
best interest Of the country, utterly al war with
the Constitution, and for which the Tariff OF l1o9
furnishes no constitutional authority.
GILES OF AMELIA.
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We hope our subscribers will excuse the lack
of editorial in This mornings paper. We really
had 20 spirit 10 write, after, as We supposed, The
detection Of Iowa.
Now that Eve are ont OF the woods" we feel
so much reloiccd that we can scarcely contain
ourselves. The Whig> have had their hTag; they
have boosted Of their triumph in New York; they
lid halloo about Michigan, and they gioffe"
over Iowa The "iruil, however, has nrned 10
ashes on their Iips;' lei them hereafter reme"-
her, hal il is far better 10 have one bird in the
hand, than two in The bush"
Two Democratic S.na,uis, Democratic Co
vernon and Democratic Congressman from
iowa. Three Democratic Congreesmen from
Michigan. The Wings may retire and we be-
,eecb Them not 10 "halIoo" hereafter until they gel
out of the woods.
IOWA ELECTION.-Th 81. Louis Repub
lican, (Whig,) of The 9Th, has letter from Bur
lin.ton Iowa, dated evening of the ID, which
oives a numerical list OF 3 Wing Senators elect,
ed, and % Representatives. The writer does
moi claim Tor the Wings the Senator from Cedar
Linn and Benton district nor from The KeokuH
| and Mahaska district, but does claim Sc
major and Two Representatives in The district
| composed of Polk Dallas, Marion and Jasper
Putling these on the Democratic side, where W.
think they belong, the result in the whole State
] would be as follows:
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SEEING oFTHE yUcATAN scHooN.

SEEING oFTHE yUcATAN scaooN-
ERS, VENTURA AND JOAQUINA.-We
were led INFO an error yesterday morning, by CO.
pyiug paragraph from the Evening Bulletin OF
Monday, stating that the schr. Ventura had not
been sezed by The U. S Marshal Both the schrs.
Ventura and Joaquina, and heir carsoes, have
been seiZed by The MaTshai-ihe latter vessel yes-
terday morning., as vii! BE- seen BY Tic monitions
in our advertising columns Or he 70Ou dollars
o; specie on board The Ventura 1900 dollars have
hesn taken possession # ty The proper authority;
$500 having been sent from The vessel b. fore her
seizure. a portion Of her cargo, iruit Sc, per-
ishahle articles, will be sold to-day.
IN. O. Della, !Sor. 8.
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR s,tr

TUE subscriber intending 10 engage IN Other hn.,nss
offers for sale the very desirable Farm. On which !,
resides. generally known Is Ifau- Bottom Tbr 49,
contains ,2a2 acres, Of which 500 GOOD bottom
land, IN as high state Of improvement, A. auy F,n !,
virginia, lying IN acompaci form imnlediat-ly ai,, nv
North River, al all times navgabr Tor small ha,,,,
anu eieht miles from James River. TIL. n-ichhor,. Il
healthy, intelligent. and away from all resorts A.
spatlon, and within short ride Of Lexington wi;h \,
honrishing Literary Institutions. The Fam 4 ci,,.l,
oil yielding between and GEO barrel, ii corn ,.a
o. 'oo ,cro IN proportion, and may be Converted into
STOCK Farm, OFT di>ilrry may be conGuc,rd IL an,
one 80 disposed with much profit anywhere III. !,
being every convenience the Farm Tor thr pIrpo,
long credit VIII be gwen, u desirable hy securing H.
purchase money with interest Address th- subscriber
tposiase iald.l Lexington, Virginia.
Seut. .1-cMsw AIIIIAM 4 REAn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
'OUIU Ut DIS IUHU"S'
w Hlos ELECTED.

Showing democratic majority Of five in the
Senate, Wing najoily OF one in the House,
and Democratic majority Of tour on joint bal
lot, which secures he election of Two Democratic
Ser ainrs IN Congress. All this agrees with The
following paragraph which we find in tn Saint
Louis Union iDsmncraD Of the 5lh instant:
TFronl tie Saint Louis Union.
lOWA-ALL RiGHr We learn from friend
direct from Iowa Guy, that The Wings have been
"whisling before they were oul Of The woods. =
The Democrats have elected their nominees for
Governor, congressman Auditor, and Secretary
OF State, by majori!es varying from 600 10 900.
The Democrats will have in the Senate malo-
rily OF five, and the Wings majority of one in
the housekeeping The Democrats a majority Of
four on joint ballot, and securing The election Of
Two Democratic United Stat, Senators.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
TO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA ~,
LlTARY LAND WARRANTS

(,DNohESS having, By approved oab H..
- last, extended the time for locating ,or,,n. us
Land afrants IN The Virginia Miisary lisrr,et o.
aud for returning surveys thr. Ia TN. oricr
first day OF January. lels, notice is hereby p,,,,,
in the said district. ~ 'ihe
From report made 10 this office BY the surv-yo, ;.
ir Military District in Ohio, II appears Inn, ~, =
y land Yet remaining 10 be located Is about ID, ~
counties. -''s
AS The time for locating, and The quantity Ia il. /,
Gated, are limited and Congress la. made M No.,
ers will perceive that il the present onprruo,tt ~ \
eating their warrants be lost another NAV moi mr.,
JAMES II. PIPER, Acting COMMISSION,
GENERAL LAsD OFFICE, Aug. lslh Eff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17

II The fall of Monterey, il is stated, is a very
grievous loss 10 The Mexicans, as it was the only
place in which they had any manufactures OF
shot and cannon baIls-the great copper mine
being in its vicinity. The loss Of these in mo.
ment when there is such requsilon for muni-
,ions OF war, will be seriously felt in The conduct
of The war