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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

RoBBING \ VEssEL-Three persons named Thos.
Mimic Joseph Jones and Edward Clinton arrested
last evening suspicion OF robbng vesse! while
layiny at a pie! in the IL Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

DONRDINts-pennanent ano IransenL-Mrs, Ounisp,
IL late OF No. Dey.sLl prepared 70 accommodate tam,
lies and individuals al IS Mercer-sLne eroadway oTsh1
ana Canal.s with pleasant rooms and good board res
.nr.hIr term. NliI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

LOOK AT THIS.-Lades and Gentlemen
EzzzNa If you want n fine article Of bOols or oGoss,
cali al S67 Broadway. where you VIII ma the
largest assortment cheapest and most iashi0naoe IN mo
Civ Do not mistake the nuInber-JoT broadway corner
"a large assortment OF imported French Boots a.
the low pric. Of IS. lanl2 lm'l 81 CAHILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

Kun Wv Ek.-A itLaAr DN the name OF EuiJFit
Lynch was accdenty shocked down and run over by
horse and carriage driven by Nj Daniel Sweeney Ot
Annst IN BloomiHEda.cTCad yesterday afternoon Mr.
Immediately caused her 20 he conveyed 10 her resi-
deHce and physicin sent for
DRow>Ep-A Young man named Henry Yoaste
accideniy drowned yesterday afternoon at the foot
OF 18th =. L. r.
SUSPECTED PLAY-The Coroner was called
this morning 20 hold an inquest NJ No - Cherrv-s
the body OF Mary tl;z-immoH=
At early hour Alderman Purser and Capt Smith
were informed that woman had died suddenly at the
above place and Capt smith going 70 The house found
marks apparently violence upon the side OF deceased
and on inquiry he informed by John Conner, that
man named Michael RYAN had inflicted blows upon the
deceased which caused the mark now Observable upon
her person Both Conner and Ryan taken into
custody to await the result OF inc Coroners inquest
SuN STRucK.-OHcers Croius and Parcgo OF the
5th Ward, about 3 o'clock last evening found man
named James Leeds in the street who had been sun
struck. He conveyed 10 the station House and
medical aid Immediately procured In the course OF
few hours ne Ear recovered be able 10 pro
coed home in l9th-st. near the 5thavenue.
ASSAULT rgAKxlrs-A woman named Mary
Warnock living az No. ~ Westinghouse yester-
day conveyed 10 the Civ Hospital having been severely
wounded in the leg with g knife by her husband who
was arrested
CouKr OF GENERAL SEssloHs-This Court OPEN
ed this morning for the September Term, before Re
corder scott ana Aldermen Hart and Foote.
The Calendar for the Term IS as follows. viz For
Manslaughtcr. . Incest, >; Forgery, Burglary, :
Grand Larceny 20 Petit Larceny False Pretenccs,
Misdcmcanur 3. making II previously
convicted /; previously indicted s; Witness. / Bias
isrdy 5 Abandonment vi Family l making total OF
new and old cases OF =.
The following named gentlemen then
members of the Grand Jury for the term, viz
Lambert Suydsm toremanl BENJAMIN D. Bush. Free
man Campbell James i. Cobb William Eyerdell, Jo
-.ph Hilysrd Ella, Hatfield, Thomas Johnson. Henry
Ke,chaE, Peter Morris, +. = Morrison John Orerton
VIM Reid, Mark Spencer James Webb George Ward
Charles Rosders who after receiving the charge OF the
Court delivered by the Recorder retired 10 their room
10 commence their duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

DOARD-A spacious front parlor and bedroom II ihe
ID second story and several small rooms furnished or IN
shed to be let with board al l0l East Broadway
80 rf r.frr.,rrs ,lvru .nd required sSC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

THE FALL. TERM OF M ROGERS Classical
School No. 81 SlXth.avenur has commenced The
Course OF Instruction embraces the various English
branches together with the French, Latin and Greek
Languages,
y B.-Clas-es In Book keeping, Arithmetic and Pen
inanshp vii be formed early in October next - ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
Bouroine an6 6otcls.
MIS- ANCE11NA BROWN

DOARD-ln South Brooklyn. \ small family would
ID sccomodsa Two thrce gentlemen with hue airy
rnos on the second door and broadcast and tea or
small family ia!l board Apply NJ No 10 Tompsins
y ,,n,,,>it,. Dr stones Church, - t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

STEAM POWER-Seam Power 70 Lex iroia , 70 t,, =
- Horse Power Apply .. s corner o. a1 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

MNEW BOOT AND SHOE Store. 50 Maiden
III lane, New York.-Fne CAT City Made Boots for
III 81; hue Cali Guy made dress for % O' tine French
-T dress equal to any Boot In the city, 81 80 All our
Boots warranted, and equal 10 any now made Every
thing else In our line equally low. Jobters and otbcrs wiz
peaso give call before purchasing our stock Is oil
made under inspection and bought Tor cash, ana
neatly footed - 30 repairing done 10 the store
NcGEARY HIGGINS,
4 MAden-lane, corner OF WiIiam.et.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

Hear ;bc cause= between your brethren, and Judge
ghev-ly bew eTe!y and BIS brotaeT and lnr
stranger that i Nth him ie shall no, respect persons III
W shall hsar The small wei a. re great;
SO shall not The face OF man; for Tie Judgment
Is Co.'S and . that ard for you, bang unto
me- and Ii hear !lMe,es TO tie hrcstef' D-aterono
n.y. chOpt,r .h. ...,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

ASSAULT WITH AkSIFE.-A woman named Mary
Warnock living az No ~ Westinghouse. yester
day conveyed the Ci;y Hospital having been severely
wounded in the lee with knife by her husband who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

few gentlemen can Ind good pleas
ID with breakfast and tea al No % rankhh-st
4, H.. innr f,or, Roadway aust Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

an FALL. FASHIONS.-fIats, Hats.-Parts mole
lll SKIN hats at 80 equal those sold By others at 81
so elegant hats 81 80 and 81 25 superior IN
-tye nsE 10 those In many places n - neat hat. al
g. O. Murch win be pleased his friends at this
r-tab slnenL GEORGE 2. IL BROWN,
7 Inn rs Canal-at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
EOLItN PIANOS.
EOLItN PIANOS.
ES$A'yNiE subscriber has just recei
W q W ~ from the mannf. cinrn 81 Nnnn. 4 Clan

EEA'NiE subscriber has just received
~ - from the mandatory Of Nuhn- 4 Clara New
os VINO purchased the Patent gh United Faie.
.saehisets) for JoLENANs uIAS ATT ACn-
=" he f'snp Forte ahoh.r ofthese
"h ne invites the public
Hh teN o. the Journals Of this county Of EnsIs.d
INC instrument has been exhibited pacific. FUZZY
~heh aope1d sconianeoasy regard tie unity adj
rantases and rrcsiehcs of eosnbnat. On
"no aei1ers feel confluence in assuring public hs: Ibis
10 one Of eEfaofdnary Before rureha.-
ne raisnt High. the most critical were mace
no experiments testing il mechanism eop. into the
'sutoi which fully saty the
" mat IN M manner ab- transon.
atmosphere and that the ~oIsn" ard IN
order IN spy es.rr They satfy the mos, pr,
pon 70 regard 10 these important FOnts -eurty
me most sansiAe oy ~auahee nstrumenL
. p a. TAYLOR.
soe Agent In this city for the above iparun.p
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
INDIA RUBBER FACTORY.
Neledrk, Nev Jersev.
store No. 5a raia.n

-
"AOLESAL6 AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
'CkEI"ATED susp-rdrS Shoes Cloth for earn =.
- Life FeerveE, Naehise BANDING Water Proof Cohnr and
every o-f article made from India Rubber aTtieIr OF us
Peae we're EXHIBITED 81 late I Amereaa In>tri.
ana ai,eT arz! examination and couln.riso ~ m o -
e'i'c We h premium al others artieIes VIC make
Undergone ne seVe-rst 'sf ard
vs. unres-rves invite Merchants and all s. lron the Ma.
Southen aad South We-en states our
he hS VII md good and well assortment OF n
Rubber Goods Our k! and ......scor 70 an
6IyerS- All ofiers prompIy executed.
De l6-eu UT-TCtuNSo<
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
VOCAL AND Instrumental
MUSIC.

SIGNoR GEORGE takes pleasure In informing the eiti
~ OF Richmond and vicinity. himself
this city and prepared Lessons
sHta! Manic ssnor George will rsnns Piano Forte
GuaT Canonee, Flute Conopean. Kent Buge. Horn
se &c. His given such style as cannot
fail TO give pupils thorough knowledge OF
Classes be formed at his residence
Ladies who prefer waited on at their deness Gen
uemen wbodese 10 fern
do and nts on
the most Moderate tems-Tbe Evening
Any communication len the
H. Iaylor' Music Store; Nash wooihouse Randolph
q Cos Book will promptly attended 22-6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
NUMBER 81
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

DALI ihOhE LUCk HOSPITAI
ON THE p ics,T iss ~, -, et, Baltt@.re,
STREET THo DooES gROn ~, ~ - s'"N~
WHERE NAV be- ob,,,r.d IL -. -. 4 :
w y - '"'oHeu tn~ most spcfcy
~. - ~ ~ """fihs, "ssts structures. seminal WeNn-
tymn,or ~ -, . OF Tie hdneys, And every other
A CIiRE w.y,. . NTrr,r, 70, a.. -.
~ s',.-1.' ! To- oh NJ CHARGE MADE.
IN rhOh tNE TO TWO DAYS.
abundance rom . IA The morning MI IN N, ,;rb,
DR InlINS,psNN "s".'
A ,.-.... -, ~ SNiiN = YIN,
aoo,h-, 80 49, '"".se o. Surgeons. iIesntss NJ
ese. m In 80 oni one of IN, Crit eul
To the human fans. hp, -,rTs ,s.n w disease. ne'dse'
1880 80 - s-peehap IN al e-sss o.
CERTAIN plsEAsK,
,s,hs a' inpedeni v-ary OF pleasure h.,
an inted ..n.~ or 49, ass' y TOO cnen happen,
$685.. >, - name or afsah OF discovery deter- non,
Nno' rom education and resjeelabIIty e,n a,
bor,s 50. " hf constitutional TN.
di--a..s 90, o such a. Aeersted throat
49,, a..,.- IN me head and limits. n,
nones on the shin hone. hoe ne. ~, -
- sno eiuenines progressing hixhtlu r,ps,,
and the Of tins .ei az. M oope' Of The nos. Gan
death put, p.rod ~ h. oeleet OF
sending him to Th, bourne whence traveller r-turn. To
secrecy ana from h. rren.ir tie so IN
PtAs Of EuroP. and Anenes can eopaa,n,,.Iv ho-
''s-AA " ms horrid ds
hss melaneA o,y fact ths, ,bou,,,s, I'll v..-
ulssoe owing IN the unskfunss. Of
80 ~ po.on mercury rum the Constitution asd ,A.1
'ne uhor,nnair sufferer anumely xay, or a..
Tie residue Of his hie miserable. 49, "sAs
FATAL MALADY.
-, ho-s Pesons who have injured their en-,
suiullonG y eeriatn praSlice speedily cured $50" VA
"hata pity that young hops Of n. e..,, .
ouhg OF ms psrents should be AN IN.
.,s ~ ns CONSEQUENCE ieyauns 10. al n
fore contemplating SeA-'As Se-
NAr.rArE
should reflect thata tsund ,,,d "a $50, -. -,
requisite, ,rnot. eonnubi.I SO e most Necessary
III. journey through 6eeonarE weay "h"ut h-f-,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
&gg sz&sz zzs3g =
Is ~ SO SO 10 81 l 90 30 so os 200 go
20 81 o5 II Is 81 So 27S SIS = u s2I SO
Is 100 lI2 eOi 40 100 Is1 3so 60 47S 4oI zoe
IS 81 90 373
MORRIS ROBINSON, Pre.ide mt.

MOKhI5 ROBINSON, Pfesidcn
sAsukL HAssIT, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared
receive applications for Life Insurance periods
named year years any ,unu not
exceeding $40 900 fe. The
Of the intermediate noted in The above
well as all other information desiring
Insurance, will also be made application adyan
Offered by this Company, believed equal not
superior To those offered by other sIher
Britain. n A. CIV ATHNEY
Physician the soeietyhe Family Physician OF the party
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS


lots to suit purchasers, for export or country
,raSe -shestns' shinnss oInaburss Dnninrs Tislip.
Ns'''IIpN fARNs' twist and Sting Nos 10 co. n
New Jrr-cy ~ u" '''''-'n'
"eosh SOUTH Ctrona North Carons vrEra Delaware and
stsnry on hand '' '--'' N'n
aud WsidnE ~ '''F's i"u''
~ Liee'i advances eon-rnmsns Of good styles or N,
49, 'fAei h'ucies r. & q ~ sTEBBINs
Macs ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
e Ii N A H ALL.

FALL srPrLY OF
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
II the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. via
New York and the vrrnian CITY Point Liverpool
subscriber has received the srEer h. Pan Supplies
~ he ship Hark away from Liverpool daily expected at
ny foin be will receive the Of CHINA ana
eir.et frem the sting of new
shapes aud patterns
by The regular packets from Boston, receipt Of n.
pes OF Glass from the Manufacturer, IN or
snd dehrable asortmeni Of superior Goods line
TO all who my
uy merchants and others particularly invited
SIS GOODS and prices inducements o1er-d hos
VINO ouy Tor cash. and to punetual Customer.
large as.arnen Of Lard Lamps. ing Glesses stop,
"He' &c on hand HUGH A WATT,
su 20 Wet Ma queet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
ROBERT NOTT

House Sign Painter ana GIasier
s'ni Dor q q. Ercss-rs Ba-t Rrhug-s p.-rr-f.
" received futhef supply Or Paints ON. Cr. 49, o..
NaH'shc' with Painters brushes BsrIrfs An ,.,,
menl o. f"nh ant American Window Class rfrs - 30 "a
sis' inches a q which b. u tssO1s ~UrR W on ne
most reasonaN.r terms - "" wv
n. IA sfgs SUNNY Of qo.n etor. p,4,, T.. - o., - -
''' f-''"'''i ''h Nv eninfri koofs
- and foF ale low arrival. ~
r. ~ n 49,.
WHITE ONION SETS.
fVPPLY q White Onion stts received In 49, ,-s, . 4,
~. '-' y JpHNSrONs.
wv us vain street
LEECHES.
IENHE 'uhfcfsr hasrrccvcih by several i,s ,rrfv, , ~
o hsatny LIopuan Leothcf, Which be esn rseorn "A i,
~, -. UNIV ?. JOHNSTON,
-, rs Nam Street
DAlNT Mil.LS.-Patent PAM Mil. ,-bi.L
= snae PcTef With ea'e IN vofti's snd elssnes ard
tePi ~ crtcf van buthus For stpsds,oo 80 -
Hof manh't which hey grind psil even ne an, eo,, ~
are prserbs 70 shy othef kat- MIL TRsy Aseuv AM t, I
70 - Al o'oisrss Prs"S pUvAL = FrgcEIt.
if1 Mas e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05

GLOBE UNION AGENCY. BR,vcH Aeyyr,
-, An aEen' BE- wanted AZ touny seat In The
saie' where IN appointment r--siy h.sn o,,4-
ovsn-. " Husr'ed u tag o. Moneved Agency In
Nn -'''7- and Forward a. viii iess inpo.
pen" Who can frruh NJ respectable references a,
70 ote"y, WI ~ cpu te ssectsd
hP7hsauoa receivable long a. this sivsrtsr,.,t .,
unucs 49, -'''''-''''" 0ou
Ano- Wn,he' ~ pon'nsnt has been a. aEy parti
cutar e'uuty eat snqurc Of rort rnss-rr tb.rs
NeIss 'gs 9asdl Directors Of ~ C'1br Unon Arspev
Sos'vte ~ ,. p HAMILTON
- Agent Gereral
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
MUSIC FOR TIE MILLION.
ROMANS & ELLIS.

2o5. BROADWAY. =. -
solicit The attention Of the Pubn AM,
teHis TO -ir -auAae sss Of MUSICAL WORLD and 10
ths Edto7s OF Cheap and Fant Ms. Containing Popular
sasrs and Cop, Eht Songs Ducts G-e, Nsreb.s wsI.L
WIN iuH accom- for the Piano ocsaSoaa
accom- nents Tor the FGIs-AT LESS THAN HALF THE
Usual PRICES. "
Romans az Ellis have Published
S1 feyuAsr S0Hss rol FaaFres esHts or q. ctr ,r,
IN be there :; wor1sby FIt-5a By C. H. Rod~ru
Let 20 Iho1sEi Care Cypress TEse; BY Jeffrey.
mu.c from Norma. ''
Fer away in my Brgh, Land words by Jeffrey, muse
from Sorms. 1890
= = cast that sh7cow from thu Brow
saH'y Hs-, Of ChdhoOd; words BY Carpenter au.e
BY HsUoNsy. r a
The Ne, dies OF many Lanas; woas Jefrey, ause BY
Hst bsel GrI JrS- L. Sz-szSHi.-P1es A or CT ,ri,
i-iiaK EYED beauiy adapted CHvaiina u non ss
-A are Joyful; ada ted TO the b-autfl utto Clio N
h-iAke the Gentle West Wind Blowing adapted 70 the a..
al ?erehr, Posse
IN-li no sorrow adapted air -Ah non Giun-e-
Ssm e. Love duet for tenor yoiess 10 III. air
"Prsndi LAnsi u DoEo
fonr seeeI Al from Spbors opera -ALor and Il
m arranged or the Paao Forte BY
! 7 BuuowG-Fnee IS els -
Five VALVES from Bales Opera The Daughter of 81,
Puee - eenis. =. ssNts.,S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
INFIRNARY or THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

NHls institution founded in 1898 successful opera
u ton in the Collier Rdhee Spacious arranged
wards different There
no private apartments for the mediation Of special
Al persons requiring medical surgical aid the
and those lahorng Under
the inst uioa.
The charges for board medical abundance
husinI medicines and
being only four dollars week for paent
ias Tor white
The Medical Surgical charge
OF the College prescribed
Surgeon then wards daily and
the whoc College Faculty 10 called consultation without
uonal charge to the patient
lh- innrmaTy eommsnds itself especially
Try who may be- dspo-d leave homes
Medical OF Surgical AID We respectfully
the subject TO mAke inquiry add viii find
economy be consulted the
remedial aid may be expected here
Many Of the difficult
performed in the Inhmay which attended
em confidence presentng public
uee ard asking Inquiry hs merits. g. NAUPIN,
President NJ a. In6,r,,rv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
New aud Rich style. OF Tea and Dinner

opened at China Ran fe rich
ayes 0i Tea and Dinner Services attention oi
.ne pIoe invited Lkevis> OF Flowing an
bos Get seviees-sni whe Gane and
pne's Calls No. - China Hall. West Main sir-,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05

insurnpoe be effected for any $500
BY application HENRY LUDLAM.
ju sly Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05

W NO advertisement TO be considered by the month
uness specified the Manuscript previously agreed
tween the parties.
20 An advertisement marked the copy for specified
number OF will be ordered
rnent eSAeted accordingly.
% Regular Advertisements--Toa avoid any misun-
Outstanding the part OF Annual Advertisers but proper
state dstiae thar their privileges only extend their immediate
business Real Estats Legal and all other
them to be an additional charge, and > variation.
fV Veal Estate nnd General Agents Advertisements
Inserted the hut be charged
such discounts as shall be agreed upon
o huetoneer, BOOKSELLER aud yearly advertisers generally
engaging with the privilege Of change
not Their yearly
amount agreed the standing
exceeding such be charged =
ADvrRrsEstSTs semi-wesky Wing
OF Is lines for the and
per square Tor zach Continuance.
July lt lstS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05

70 GHE LANES IN HTICtIsx
M DePILtF nRY POWDER hiss found high
4l and Il great ladies have been al e =. with an,
perous hair principally when been o the
upper lip ard aide the face tur- = m. whole
features When used with acrordns % m
ions wine found N be addon toll a. the
OF any sharp instrument -n. the hair
IN n'e or u minutes amer its application.
This composition 10 nfabs ard remove rn,sra
Gus hair Aner have received eeri6cst Of
sueee,s which eanrot be contested.
For sale, Wholesale and retail At
JULES HAUEL5 DEPOT.
20 South u Street, below Ch-snut.
And BY my AGENTS Main Street L. 6inier A. IIuy.l Co Il
r. puval Duquesne shoekoe Hin: NJ Zaehri.-cu W "a
Dorn'n Peersbas BrAsss Thomas 4 Co.
pJPremiums awarded the Franhin Institute. "a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05
Ri1bmonb Dailp fUbia.
II T. II M =

The Whts now the largest political sheet roto
nae except IN New Orleans and its daily
weekly editions printed Cylinder
power rhs extensive circulation throughout
now enjoyed ey THIS paper-~heh will be greatly
NE year rom the daily aeeesious makng-sivss
nsailed Importance advertising medium. *
Arrangements are securing H.
gree OF regularity European and Home
provemen1 will continue 10 be made spE
OF the age Tbs Wing has heretofore steadily
single effort the
During the Of reports
will BE- attended 10 with great care. -. =.
GALLAHER. gLLIoTf q CO.
pALr Paper In the city. ~ asnam; when Mailed
rssi single copy s3 Tor copies $40
gle copy, 81 1--WE copies foe So for Sl5swsys
advance Romianess sk of
In an easss where evidence deposs
the Post Once containing money.
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For Life,

kr..Rs u Rs.e,-sr q. s..rra.et 81 500 a. ,l .,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

The WAR.--We have no important
news to give as 10 the movement of our
troops. Gen. Taylor is yet moving his
command up the river, and collecting
transports. But when he will commence
his march into the interior seems as un.
certain as ever.
Our fleet is vigorously bockading the
Mexican coast, but no attempt is making
upon her seaboard towns, and we have ms
yet heard nothing from the Pacific.
Wei, we must be patient, for all things
must be going right, Bnt it does seem to
us that our army moves as if it was in.
tended the Maxcans should recover from
the effect of the battles of the sth and 9th.
and DC prepared for another meeting. We
arc afraid there is another "has,y plate Of
soup" 10 be disposed of somewhere. In
the name of our country lei US 20 to work
and be doae with ii. But perhaps a peace
Is about being effected. for we hear of
messengers going here and there and
every where. OF this we are certain--
We are tired Of this inactive and uncer.
tam stale OF things.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

enemy TO manulactures--ia from it, We
wish how much they may flourish; but we
would leave them as we would the farming
and mechanical interests, 10 their own
energy aud industry. "Let alone" is our
motto, and we believe II is the true motto
for the best Interests Of the people, And
We believe the fairest way Of dividing the
burden Of supporting the Government Is
TO lay a tariff upon such things as all buy
and none makr--and thus all will pay
their equal part and none be exempt Tax
log luxuries highest, aud necessarles
lowest Aud This VIC believe is the inter
est also Of the governed, for protection by
legislation tends 10 accumulate wealth IN
the hands Of the few, as such protection
benefits money more than labor Now
this tariff bill does not sufficiently embody
these principles to gain from US that hear
IS support which we would prefer to give
it, II is a compromise between protection
aud revenue, and, il rejected, will most
surely bring a greater energy and strug.
gle against protection, aud VIC firmly be-
.ieve the people viii maintain their rights
and interests, and another session will es- /
sblish the true rc'enue principle.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

ting Is per cent. lower than the prices
fixed by the resolution Of 1910, and paid
their printers at that rate. The wings all
the time crying oul--extravagance. Well,
the wings come into power, and reduced
the rates Of printing ~ per cent. lower
Than those Of 1919, and pay their printers
after the work is done, at the close Of the
session, the rates established in 1919.
When the present Congress met the
rates of printing established by law, were
20 per cent. lower than those Of 1919,
and under these rates Richie a. Heiss,
editors OF the Union, we're elected printers
10 both houses Of Congress, and did the
printing, and now, al the heel of the ses-
sion, Congress has reduced i'eir pay, how
luch VIC DO not know, and this, too,
though they have done the printing 20 per
cent. lower than the wings have given,
and per cent. lower than the printing has
ever been done. Thus, directly violating
their contract with their printers in a
matter in which they have no redress
And yet these honest members would turn
up their noses and cry shame at Alississip-
pi Reputation! The members of this same
house Of Congress are truly modest. Well,
BY whom and why was this donea
In the first place, the wings have been
making great cry again about the extra.
VACANT prices paid for printing. Perhaps
some timid but honest democrat has been
caught by this cry. Brinkerhof, ct id
omae genus, have gratifed their malice
against the President for not giving them
office, by voting against paying the edi-
tors Of the administration paper their dues,
and many wings, DESTROYS TO sustain their
character for consistency, have voted
against paying an honest debt, and thus
the printers of this session have lost what
was their due