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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
20 ps Kentucky Jeans.
Saddles
Clothing! ClOthingM CIothing!!!
VIM. GARRETT s. Co..

Clothing! ClOthing!! Clotlling!!!
M VIM. GARRETT s. CO.,
sea Corner Of Main and Jefferson streets,
HAVE just reed per Sarah, Ann, large and
1llsplenaid assortment Of .toa ,eot -. "a
WINTER CLOTHING,
consisting in part of
Heavy blue, gray, green and red blanket oyer
coats,
Black, blue and drab pilot over coats; as@.
French and English beaver over and frock
Pilot, felt, flushing beaver and tweed do
English and French cloth dress and ,fTock do
Black, blue. plaid, striped and mkt cloth. cas-.
simere and satinett pants
Woollen, velvet, satin, merinoe and highland
plaid vests, ss'as - ft''fo
Lambs wool, merinoe, co ton and yarn hosiery.
Satin, silk and bou,dazine stocks.
Silk iaerinoe, alpa ca, .bombazine aud satin
crayats aud scarfs, so
Linen and silk pocket hdkfs. . s'''s ~
Fine muslin shirts, linen collars, under shirts.
Gall kinds,) gloves of all kinds.
!. With many other articles too numerous to men,
tion All Of which we are determined to sell
cheap for cash. fs''aI 's''s''s~is>
Hrcall and see, for tits no trouble to show
goods At WIN. GARRETT & cos.
nov 1,45 Is" tissa-1 sTs 8 - -.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
Looking Glasses.

II OOKING GLASSES and Looking Glass
4 a Plates, constant on hand; a large assort-
ment of looking glasses and plates without
frames, embracing all sizes between X 9 an,
20 X SO, at prices that cannot fail to please.
Private house-keepers, proprietors Of board.
ing houses and hotels can have their frames fill
ed, now rendered perfectly useless by the plates
being broken. d. MCINTYRE,
aug % '45 opposite the Barrett House.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28

new PUbl1cafiOns.
TIE ROHAN, Sues last novel;
- The Smugg er, a new novel by James;
Self, new novel by the author Of Cecil;
Lardner's Lectures Nos and ii;
Pictoral Bible Nos % and %;
Irish Sketches, complete'to No. 81;
Ruth Whaiey; 7o3 las3 s9
Ladies' National and Columbian;
-l Magazines for Ju y, for sale, by
july 5 sl5 -. II. TALLANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28

4 FIRST rate article for the Bilious and
N those who shirer. These pills are safe
and sure remedy for the hea.tache. arrangement
of the stoma, and bowels aud all biio.s CON-
plants. and win siways re ieve Fever and Ague.
No family shouo be without them if they wish
to be always healthy. For sale at 25 cents per
box at nov 40 KIMBALL'S, only.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
BRITANNIA
And German silver ware.

YNHE Subscriber having the Agency for the
Il sa Of Britannia Ware, has just opened at
the China and Hardware Store, corner of Third
and Jefferson SIS, complete assortment of the
above goods, comprising in part Coffee Pots,
Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams, Bowls, Tmnblers,
Knives and Forks; all Of wi,ich he offers at
manufacturing prices. D. MCINTYRE,
Importer Of, and dealer in China, Glass and
Hardware. s~< sss fss' 4e
dec % IA e=a 1sA ss szssst
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28

longs, Butter kaises, Silver Pencils, Gold,
Silver. Common Speeks, Silver Thimhles,
Gold Breas, Pine and Finger Rings, Musical
Boxes, fockes aud Pen Knives, and al such
ARTICLES as are usually KEEP, in his iine-all
Of which viii be sold low a. prices to sui,
The ;imes.
n. B. All kinds of Clocks. Watches and
Jewellry repaired and warranted al the .hor,
.est notice. Old Gold aud Silver Dough, n,
the hishes, n.nrke, prices. Store on alain
street, a, the sign Of the Large Watch.
may, l3lh, lSA3-y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
Oh Yes! Look Here:!

"M. GARRETT co. have on hand
wv large assortment Of " ssa3 ar4s.s.t4J
Day GooDs, HARDWARE, QuEENswARE, Doors
SHOES, READY MADE LorHING. HAS,
CAPS, SADDLES, BRtDLEs, IRoN,
aala .rsa NAILS, GLASS, &C.. &C.,
Which will be sold cheaper than ever, to make
room for their Fab Goods. all and see before
you buy No trouble to show goods. - 'g' tt
aug % 40
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
Cloths and Cassinleres

GXTRA heavy plot cloths; ...,4..
H. Blue, black, mixed aud cadet broad cloths
Fine blue aud black cassimere;
R"h fancy Cashmere. latest style, a SPLEEN
did assortment for sale cheap
sept u AS w. +. COOLBAUGH & co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
SllaWls.

JUST received large and splendid assortmen
y OF shawls, almost all kinds for sale, by
sept % As GARRETT Il co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
Selling on.

kHAYING a arge stock Of desirable goods on
IN hand, and wishing TO make way for fresh
f. sup sly, we wi dispose of,our present stock
rcry ior for cash, or to pnnctaa customers.
aug 40 VIM. GARRETT & co. /
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
Starr Candles.

FANCY GOODS.
piCH cashmere e'cossa. for ladies, dresses.
Ee do Rerp do do A.
w Fine gala plads, all wool;
BIN and hg'd dress silks, splendd ASST.
Rich silk, cashmere and turkeine sbarls.
'Na Plain and plaid woolIen and cloth do
( !ueh embroidered do do do
Best quality French kid gloves;
inc linen cambria hdkfs;
New style wooIlen scaris. latest fashion;
SILK mitts and gloves, all qualities; -
Bl'k and cold cashmere, 81 k and COTTON
hose, &C., &c, for sale. by
sept 27'45 W.T.. C0OLBAUGH&CO
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
Edge Tools.
Queensware.

EIVE Crates common teas;
n 2 do 8 inch plates;
L do assorted ware;
Il do OF glass; ,e
/ In this lotwe offer great bargains to Country
Merchants. 3 j. S. KIMBALL & co.
aug 23'45 ~ afaos A.yr ssssA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28

Writing Paper, States, Quilts, SC.
Unity Reams writing paper ass'd quality;
y % reams wrapping do do do
10000 quilts; 10 doz states ass'd qiality Just re-
celved, by lsept 20 '45] WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
% Axes
q DOZ. Collins, Beattys & Mann's axes, just
q reed and for sale BY
nov 8 . w. +. COOLBAUGH e. Co.
tsaddles.

fyETn. GARRETT & co have Just reed
w per Sarah Ann fine assortment Of La.
dSeP and Gentlemen's saddles at different prices
call and see before you buy.
nov I, '46<8gs1iiaEF arstfst
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
r r '''-' il''77'---s'-is
Cam brics.

An PlEGES pisln striped and barred Can
~ brics, Jaconetts, MusIins, &c. tor .sle 4,
july ~ - 'fil& Et.f Nt.N .Rs kINBALIT
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
or the La,iies.

s'AtA Aa5ea or the Ladies. 'st"7
DoNNET. RIBBONS and flowers; Ladies'
ID cravats, and neck ties; pain, barred and
striped mnsins; edgings, insertings and thread
edgings aud aces, for sac by sd ~ss2
). aug 2 '45 x G aRRETT & CO..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
MaCkereI.

. BBLS.. No. Black Island, large fat, 70
- sale. by .1 n kIMBALL& co.
aug o ,l5 --A -.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
200 Pieces Prints,

REAUTlFUL patterns, on hand and for sale
ID at small advance on eastern cost.
e aug % 'l5 VIM. GARRETT & CO,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
New Rocks.

new hooks
E'oRREsTAL. or the Lisa, q III. Reel.
Nights OF the Rornd Table;
Lardner and Arago's As,roaomica, Isc,..
The Robher o. The Rhine; 'tt
Mis-. Peck's Pudding; la 4As.
The Cotton Lord; 81.
Grrmaldi the Clown. BY Dickens;
Dr. Ptses Lectures on the Invocation n IN.
Saints; a#M5st4a -
no. = harpers Illuminated Bible. Jus, r.
apr d A. .kN-#@NRE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
Caps! Cap.sn

s II UST received and for sale a. large assorf
~ ment Of caps such as otter, fur, sealet fui
tan, glazed and far Trimmed cleth, and man,
other kinds too tedious to mention. All q
which will b sold cheap at 49,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
Satin Vests.

y 1-2 doz. satin vests, very superior article
- for sale cheap, by lls GARRETT d CO.
sept II As a.. -,..s.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
I Z { z = :

Who, after reading the following, can lem
ger doubt tia, Wistat's Baisa nj OF Wild Cher.
~ is the creates, Medicine in the ~orld?s
fd TO THE PUBLIC. g
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
Cord Gimp,

Cord Gimp. ~.
on PAIRS black and variegated cord gim]
~ on hand and for sale by rae s
oct II, '45 WIN. GARRETT & CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28

n SPLENDID asoriment Of gents brush. bea.
"A yer and cashmere hats Of the latest fash
ion, manufactured 10 order in Philadelpha, just
received, BY VIZ. COOLBAUGH co.
sept q us et 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
SLIGO IRON sTORC

ISL DRY GOODS.
OAlbALEs rs and "a bro. sheetinr,,
AO 8 cases Sd 4.5 sd bleached das'i
Te 2 bales brown drilling; -.
- go pieces 6-s and as apron checks,
"'s 80 do bed tiekings; dgq
ingls 80 do plain and plaid linsevs
90 do blue bPk and mix,d sa,;n.
4 3th' 80 do Ky. jeans, all co orr s.as
600 do British, French and Am ices,
prints;
100 100 lbs lbs. whit, whit, and eopd skein cotton.
Tor sale, byg3Gw. +. cooLBAUGHSco
Gun Barrels. =
N assortment Of rifle barrels from a..
~ eorated Dayton Mannfactory. lust rse .ts
cd and ior sale, al reduced prices. u.s. 'e'e'V
.,roa.z ID. MCINTYRE.
avg % 30 corner Of 3D. and Jeffersoo,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
Leather.
b. A. FAHNEsTO'sCK verInifuge


COLE and Upper l.. at!ei, any quantity at
- oct AS KIMBAII'S
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKING.

A w. CARPENTER
m Keeps constantly OF
hand n general assor,-
men, ofGoLD AND SILL
YER WATCHES, Silver
Table AMI Tea Spoons !,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
Coffee Mills.

'slTA BOXES Coffee Mills, for sale cheap BY
H. nov8 w. F. COoLBAUGH 4 Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30

The New York Herald has received the following in.
tsligenee from Cuba
The Sobrano, "a, was at Cumberland Harbor and the
Congrcss and the two sehooners ST. JaSo
to be under the orders OF the Governor Jsgo for fear
OF some outbreak among the troops which had them
selves IN the Eastern part Of the sand-four soldiers had
been shot for characterization.
The house of Casssmsor had failed for over million Of
money The impositions OF the Government have very
mneh lnereased-a new exaeon OF dollars per
head on oil foreigners had caused much
amongst them The French consul ST Jago had protest.
Cd and threatened the interference OF hi.
The and other Consus had also taken steps
in relation to IL.
The difficulties and expense Of passing goods through
the Custom House were very much increased The gree
DIV set OF officers have been doubled who exert their in
genuiy to invent for fines and oreure. which
has become almost impossible escape The unfair
mage regulations have been reinforced against American
vessels which they no longer allow be be-
cause thereby they formed difference 30 or 40 per Ct
sgainsi them This in owing ridiculous law
OF measurement tor tonnage; for example, a moderate
sharp vessel OF 1000 barrels capacity will measure about
ll2 Spanish tons-register about 30 English, l25
American; but in Cuba they class the English and Ame
can together, and both demand per cent
additional to make them equal TO Spanish-ihe unairness
OF which is evident.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30
Mr. HAYWOOD.

The Washington Correspondent Of the Baltimore Patrot
attributes Mr. Haywood's resignation the influence Of
Mr. Polk who, he think, desires the defea, Of the
new Tariff Bill. He says
"You perceive that the official organ is down upon Nj
HAYwOoD with the contents Of several vsls OF wrath. THIS
allow me TO say u, my humble opinion, all CANNON.
believe Mr.. PoLE and Mr. HATwooD old friends and school
they are, understand each other perfectly
they did the Oregon question, when they put their heads
together, while Mr. PoLE before the public unswerv-
ingy advocating the Inc Of So 50, and resolved TO CON-
promise the basis Of 49,. Perfectly they understood
each other, as the sequel wlI show.
''H 70 SAID that Mr.. HAYWOOD could not conscientious
ly for the bill before the Senate to break down
the present protective system, and he could not in duty
his party and the Administration sgans; the bill and
thereby against the party to which he belonged. Hence
he threw up his commission Senaior have gyen IL as
my belief from the START that Mr.. Polk aid really de-
the tariff Of 1912 TO be broken Up, yet. believe
still. We shall see what becomes Of Mr. HiYwooD.
He knows much he knew the Oregon ques-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30

" Col. MAruKw MorNrJoY PAYNE, of the United
States Army reached this city night before last, from Old
Point, where he has been for days attendance
witness before the Of inquiry upon Gen Gaines
Col bears in his person the marks of his recent service
the fronue-being badly wounded in the hip by grape
shot, which learn has uotyet been extracted In Con-
sequence Of the indspOson Of Gen. Brooke, OF the
officers detailed for the Of inquiry that tribunal has
yet been able effect organization; and Col has
svaied himself of the opportunity thus afforded him to vi
sit his relatives Goochlsnd whittier, understand he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30
The Messrnpcr.

"Ths Southern end Western Literary Messenger d"
for August, IS before Il contains Mr. Csho1ns Re
port the subject Of In'ernhl Improvement c0nD buttons
the History II Virginia book let On seeognt Of Pedro
De Ia Gasea Aarons Rood OF toe Young Jswsss tale
Scenes and Sketches 10 Portugsi historical sketch VI
the knights Of Malta R1msn History, RsvisN Eouess
Of New works. And The GLOWING posu,ai eonuib1-
lions Ny Child, BY Mr. =. ]. Esmss Dreams Of the
Heart Lsy. Of Courage Ib,ns DsJseh sonnet. Shall ]
BE- Or Lines ~ who will understand them, By Jane
rayips Worhingt1n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30
To Correspondents.

a Virginsn has been unavoidsb.y deferred much
longer than anticipated desired. Il snail appear as
the pressure Of unpostponsbe matter will permit
VI. A. IT, shall also have place IN day or two
Steam, to.m0uow, or next day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30

~ The Rev. Themas Atkinson, formerly Of tyneh.
burg and now Rector OF ST. Peters Church in the civ of
Baltimore has bsen Tor the second tme elected Bishop OF
Indiana We learn. from the Baltimore American that he
again declines the appointment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30
The Southern Planter

We have received toe J1ne sDd July numbers Of The
southern Pauie', 10 ~e. edited by Chsres T. Bgtis Esq
o. ihs CITY lr page- abound, usual n brief and prsou
col ARTICLES the subject. To- Which h, Ieyssd-
culture, Horticulture End the Housshod Are.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30
HoNK SQUADRON, I
OF Vera Cruz, July IL, 1916. 1

Gcntemen-An opportunity offering by the steam
ship Princeton, Pensacola, avail myself OF 1t
nicaic what little news We have here.
IL seems they have had slight sprinkng OF down
here well TsmpeO and the Rio GrAnde. The
Princeton in attempting get from a neighborng
river had the party fired BY large body OF MeXicans
The fire Immediately returned by the watering party
and also from the ship. shell IRON her II l. said fell right
midst the MeNeans and did its work Of desrae-
nor.
The brig Perry left here day ago, to eruzs on
the south side Of Cuba where 1t Is rumored
priTaieers have been lsIely
The gun boat Refer came out in nineteen days from
New York Two three Others daily expected and
am much inclined the opinion that expedition
will be fixed out, and give some Of these who
snIious win laurels opportunity "kiver" them
selves with immortal glory.
Estimates have been required from all the vessels here,
from each department, for SIX months supplies Whether
the intention Of the po~ers that be- keep
down here that long, allow occasionally repair
Pensacola more than can say. We have here
that several hne-J battle ships being fitted for this
II this be true, doubt, the OF Go
yernmeni attack the Castle.
Il the impression Of Commodore that the Mexicans
cannot hold much longer They dong nothing
wards prosecuting the war-and Paroles dare leave
the City OF Mexico. An instruction expected there
5th inst and ell the troops called and
under all night. Congress sull session but
doing nothing. Ii has passed decree however,
thorzng Paroles the war; but has furnished
him OF doing The fact Is Congress
devise the way raise the ways and mesns." Time,
however, will soon show what IS 10 be done.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30

" Il whispered the that We are 70 have
another Democratic paper 10 Richmond shoidy-of the
Calhoun sinpe.-We hear that subscription lists are Ia CIR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30

PEN,,coLA. Iulr %. lsI6.

TAMAVvLA, JuIY 70, IcEb
Gentemen-The L. 5. steamship Princeton. Com. +.
Enge has just arrived in port five days from Vera Cruz
The passage was stormy with incessant head winds.
The from Mexico by this arrival Is very meagre
Such as II Is, however, send you.
President Paroles is still in the city Of Mexico The
papcrs say the citizens asking why he does
command OF the army OF the North Congress has gwen
him permission TO do. The impression Is, he
the city his Government wall exist.
said effort TO effect change have taken place
the 5h inst The Government got wind Of and called
all the troops who under all night. The
feigued establishment cause The squadron
Vera Cruz. The brig Perry has been sent off
Cape Antonio after privatees said be in that vicinity.
Lieut. lngersO Gardner and Brazier also pAssen-
gers sick report. The latter the Hos
PtA this place, also from the frgae Rari
tan, disease, scuryy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30
F-s- IA -Hessls Tr,S..s. Jsly ~.
n DAYS LATER FROM MEyICO

The reader will find in Pensacola and Vera Cruz
letters this morning adviees from Mexico fourteen DAYS
the Princeton brought dispatches OF important char
from squadron the Pacific. and also the news
that Cult squadron has BY this taken possession
OF Avarado. The Princeton arrived short tune before
the departure Of the mai-lesvng little time for
respondent al Pensacola prepare his letter. BY the
mail may learn something OF the OF the Pa
cihc squadron.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30

u Capt Desha, of the Mobile VolunHsrs IN letter
from camp under date u The 18th The editor Of ID.
MoOs Advertiser, states thst portion u the my Under
Gen smh' had marched " to Csmp Jusn de Bonsvsts
- pio' 'Ooye ms'amota', preparatory 70 . movement 70
Monterey, WHITTIER he expected they would Be ordered %
'ake nP the line Of march a few dsys "and where ybe
'ayp we should have been sths Time but for The govern
men' having 'ied TO provide transportation Tor the uooy.
ne health Of The auny be- says good but s ardor he'd
been 'ey much dampenod by their protaoted nseuyty
" Later accounts from Mexico and from the bloek,d
ing Squadron will be found In smother column.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30
The Tennessee Senators.

The Tennessee Legislature, twelve months since
adopted series OF resolutions insuucung their Sena
tors to vote for tariff bill, which, in its essential TEA
lures, should correspond with that before the Sen
Mr. Jarnsgin. the Wing Senator from that State,
recognizing the right of the Legislature Sena-
tor. (thsn which there a anri-rePubl-
absurd docune) has determined, (as no Demo
erane Senator within memory in despite OF their
loud professions OF devotion this doctrine, has
done,) comply with the orders he has received, al.
though in opposition his individual opinion. OF
course have nothing say opposition determine
ton, the poprety OF which Mr. Jarnagn the only pro-
per Judge ITO his own master he stands or falls"
The other Tennessee Senator,-Mr. Tunoy,-As
readers aware, is LOcofoco, elected by Wing
votes, for the purpose OF defeating "the regular nomi
nee"-an ADLER man, and a more rabid paruzAn.-
Mr.. T, OF course, needed instructions induce him
obey party orders. though 1t probable such IN
would have been given but for the appehsn-
son growing OF the circumstances attendant upon MS
election, that Mr. Tourney shy, and required watch
ing Mr. Tuney expresses great gratitude the Legs.
lature OF Tennessee for thus rendering unnecessary
think for hmsef-though venture suggest that If
Senators be the conduiLpiPes OF Legisls-
tive demsEoguism, which instructions generally origi-
nate, Maelzegs machine would be quite suitable
representative Daniel webster-Perhaps than
Mr.. Turney and others in minds eve Who
with passive qualities of the autOmatOn. endowed
with capacity for mischief OF winch that machine"
Is innocent.
We do mean, however, complain either ol Mr..
Jarnsgin Of Turney. The former doubt not thinks
The night" and the latter eonessedly does think
ALL Some OF his friends perhaps, will admit his want
Of discretion least in procaimng his grea, ground Of
objection the Tarif Of 1872 that yields TOO
REyESUE for Of peace"-sn assertion which his
socaie have been endeayOrng dsProve from the
mencement OF the debate. And, If Mr.. T himself really
believes 10 be true, remarkable that he should
for the substitute, which, If authors be relied
on, yield several millions mOrel Either Mr. Turney
spoke without thinking else, like Mr.. Wes,eo he be-
ieves that Sir Robert Walkers BRUSH Tariff will reduce
the the very that expenditures
quadruped-and II that be so, he certainly ought be
suueed-hough by wiser body than the Legislature o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30
ID M Ch.rIe.lnn M,-,.,u ..,. II

" The Charleston Mercary says. The religious o.
erston' Of VI Polk do MT Co. have been bss.d The
Catholic ChspaIn- appointed ior e army Sc BE- sid ere
"ea'ed with md gnant contempt By the Mercsas, end
not allowed 10 preach 10 their churches This BE- rssiIy
very natural result and IS only wonderful "a. not
anticipated M Washiagionr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-30

u The New Orleans Jeffersonian-sn Administration
paper-s out in a savage attack upon Gen. Taylor to
whose Of prudence and sagacy attributes the break
ing of the upon the frontier, with all the
quences that have resulted The Tropic regards this
tack upon the indication Of the feelings Of
the Administration itself and the Jsfsrsonan
think has been selected throw this feeler, with
view Of ascersinng how far il. may be safe follow up
the assault upon the reputation and feelings Of old Rough
and Ready" We shall see.