davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

snder Hamilton the elder Adams at any time. sd-
Naneed dogmas half bold dangerous the
OF our democratic" President And yet the defenders
OF these monsous usurpaons Of power and the euogss
OF the by whom they have been committed have the
ehon'ery To attempt to sgmatize Federas the par.
~ which is ondesvoring them in their 'msd ca
reer and to re-es,sbsh the supremacy OF violated Con.
st'uton The cool impudenee with which usurpa-
tons are defended shows the profound contempt which
the friends of the Administration hold the intelligence OF
the people. whom they attcr demagogues have in all
DONE that thsy may easily subvcrt their free in
sttuuons and ve upon them the chains OF despousm-
There is but step between unbridod democracy
such as that which delugcd France in blood and Mill
tn DesPotsm, such that which Napoleon estabshed-
and that step the gulf of Anarchy We have not
yet reached that Pontbut that rapidly yergng to-
wards IT, he must be blind the signs OF the times who
does not seriously opprehend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

.kEN, ENOR BOSTON, NTH dispaich.-Tbe re-
fsN y iui' PACK tfehr THos ~ rHoNrsOS Cs7tBrowr
now iliding Fof freight passage apply n Captain, o.
ia 90 HENRY FISHER.
RACON.--ll7 HID. prime Western Sides, 70.
~ covag rcf r-h Bie0i direct New Oeibs AND ff
sdsby la 80 WILLIAM ANDERSON, g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

a w. MAURY g. co, MANA0ERs-Tbis
- MornnF-New Jsuey. No 10000 CspfsL 20 rt,s.,f
1000, 30 ~ $50 90 Tetes spfawirg goeioek
This Evening" eesiurr Eitn-fe0O Capiflt Tietsts -
Drawing received Fhday nsrnnr Tickets for fsem
MANAGERS OFFICE, No I Ify Hotel.
Dawn Nos ~ A'crardria Lottery No 3-Ian'y 10
III 80 65 ~ Sc q % rs IS 3 81 IL
NAVE middle srei woman ',dto bouso ~os whom wish
~ - hire. jaRl-2t BtCK H. WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NV WORK. i.0 70. r.i 'sif chcser. Riehn.oni AM
''' Fhf I'ni'e ihi. o., d'ys from Richmond cry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

" The rumor that the Wing candidate tMr. Stnrksj
had been elected to Congress from Mississippi turns out
to have been unound,d. More recent accounts leave np
doubt tina, Henry Elicit lLoco) las succeeded by small
majority. in the popular vote, however the Wings have
o.. ned 3 or 1000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

- Mr. Benton ha- been extremely irritable and even
"woish, since The defeat Of the DpomIiie0 GeHeralssi-
mo bill. We are sorry these ebuiious Of temper
though they perhaps natural M Benton wrote let
ter to ST. Louis some weeks ago, which published in
which he stated that "gTeaf Sassrss were IN contonp
tsn, bit nothing IS certain" lie ought to submit to his
disappointment. therefore, with the resignation of phoso-
por The best concerted schemes Of men and mice ofen
fail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

u We copy from the New York Courier letter from
RIO Janero, giving OF the recent occurrences
there. in winch Minister have displayed his
usual impetuo,ty Of temper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

pJ- NorICE-A sale Shoes, Umbrellas nv ,.r.
OF decree Superior Chlnccry for the Rc
n1nd Circu,, o Thursday, 2Ist int
Ia DAVENPORT Il ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

eI- Auction-rhe salt OF Shoes &c, take place us
morning, IN Store, without regard L, weather.
p2l DAVENPORT ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
GAMPBELL,A LORD CmANCELI-oR

- The Lives Of the Lord ChabeeIors Keep ri. ~ a..
1tta seal o England ffom the earliest the reign cC
King 'e" e. w. by John Lord Campbell An, r. in ,ty
nfat denny octave sc:!es fine extra cloth.
We need hardly that sil enp, with rt AZ ptrc, f,.
continuation Of this performance pra nj series Ct A.
'ch Hofe than s1ieirnt Lord Cimphcr hg, station
among the English auhOrsOf his agcIoudun y Rry a.
Dec. Is45. - ''''
The volumes NJ which given Imperfect not CO arc
most uneIPe ted addition TO hs They nd
brginnrR towards tie systematic a l1rg ~ e..,
province The Literature Of the English rys y
April 1876. -
For sale At the Book Store OF DRINKER 4 MORRIS
ja2t o. Moi s,,c,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

~ 'LOuu's' fIauOs.-Dunug the present ~, h
shall receive OF LIQUIDS" splendid PLANO FOk1 =
elegant mahogany ans rosewood will given
OF III. time Of sale ia 2l-4t INLOES BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Federalism and Modern Democracy.
MY ToLER. ELLIOTT a 90.

THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81. rs,o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

u IT, the ,Locooco) Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun says the election OF Mr. Hunter to the
Senate will probably prevent resurrection Of the Lieu
tenant Genera" will be additional source Of grauf-
cation that the Caucus nominee has been defeated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

u The National Intel gencer expresses qualification
the nomination OF John ST. Bots Esq as the Wbq can
dida;e in this Congressional District
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

MOUNTAiN BUTrER -fcOo he part rtur. .,,, IA,
Az ecW TITO. w. HROCREyurOrgu
ja 2l--u E,,tgt. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
OFFICE: D,PAINE& co.


veniutefs Is called 10 tn. brilliant scheme the
will be received by days Batmore-Teke SO 10
Of 10000 Two three be had this morning
pIfR,,rtJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
A GARD.

claiming nindc mp to order in Nov, work.
ENPECIlNG 10 visit the North m few dnys.
- omake fshia sof UcsdI Midn Cintlirs ~
from persons wanting fifl enable and good nrn
Pine black Ffcrch Cotr rs7 nni Ffoek Goats ff SIS An ID
each Pants from i'' IN 3 back Satn Vests 7snsist
md The best NJ mate'l' Any garment o. rr wing .
tetoJ 70 hcf" ordering, The seed 3D. c4. .
" lec can ~ no res IN rving orcts. d.sr,ard m r
M win ihrr ~ assures viii peisr ct rrra ub town . IL
NohnE store 5S Main street. % door hon Ev.hl.e- ut "a
nettly oproHfc Farmsts I'D virrirn Rants a, %,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

WOOD PoR SALE nv
" mo. W. BROKENnRouGu
D. 4l-N Eofth FiIf ra..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

GHARLKS II. ALIENS NEW LOTTERY
- OFFICE, No. CRY HuTEt--rof To day s.on.ol,
pt prze NJ 10000 10 ~ 3Uo1 10 ~ 2cOn ~ i0in n
100 sc Ieteis s'-laivcs ard quarters In rort,, 90
s-is ny q n ALLEN " $500. W., ."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

+. WORDS OFflCE.-DrawIng oi New
~ Jersey Lottery comes by mai mornugaptas ~ Coo
20 pzes of 1900 &C Tickets 90 Nos drawn 50 WA
the NIX package of 20 whole and gu r.
UTs in proportion Call before IL O'Clock WORDS OFFICE
"a - Corner opposite EXCHANGE
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
Gnll - Nnle.
For Sale.
Nnticc

A IL persona indebted TO the undersigned are
~ earnestly requested to come forward aud
sotic up, as longer Indulgence eaunol be- giyen.
r. j. SULLIVAN.
enl %. lslG.lllI
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
Nn.i.. /. I.ereIsx s.iven.

fwsUAf nj a ale af iands IaI tia non-p mem
.ftnx.s due thaIHan. led nj the cohH-ll' =
49, Ia the annls n Lafayette Ia me ',"i. "'
A,t.4sts. pnfananf n lawful notice gwen ny i'e
.i..-iT II LID county ai Lafayette, aal VA con-
-. ali, ia. IaKs uI Ead state, ON ihr ufai
N.,J,s sf November. ! ID. Ia, being the
f',ril 1.x Of saIl nm l.. the following ueseiihru
80. mr. ssraaiz al iaa1 aHszzed and taxed 10 the
nn5,. n a. nssmafa Wefg stricken "i To 'o'A .
Rau. 10 wiE =...... ,,..,,. c.,r
nm, souih. wes qaagl Of aaeiian il'',y'lsu, s.l,
ip Township 8 HlaHa saalH el flHe l"'"'l -','
,,et cont lta.nz aas aaaa5aa ami s'Ais "'i'' '''
the aun af - - ti,, ,,,,,,-
irrn s1ufiI Of faaHs iseHlA sihe Wet
g90 qrras faf lie aaln a - D.
.g,. e.rfh.sazi 4azasf q SECTION thnty-'hflee
"a. Ito sIshiaaa saHlh 81 faaEs iNes,y .l,'e
-, continuing I61 aefsz laI ihe sam"i - '''
M, aaath Aali Of aseiIaa ihfa .ihfas "a town
az. ..t.taaa 55uih oI HanHe twenty-five Mee'f
.,s, mime 8la aafaa faf tie sam ol 80 a.
..l,te ,esst half af til Northwest quarter oi
~. tli.fel lf5ar n iaAHHHp eighteen fouih oi
,.,-. t,yepty five wcs'. containing s' acres N'
hcnm Of 81 tl' ..-,--.,. #-.... IA aud l,,pgtt
~. amount of taxes, paaaliy And r'a'a "N.
,t.,.,, f,r de- year 4. u. leiA Hna .ne l-''l
..,,i ffstis u larda having ue'n liie"s "a ~ o.
.t,,s.,,5. ars now held by ihr m'd John J. hn'l
BY 1.e5 Of conveyance day executed ~ tng
al I.,rayeiic county Aforesaid by virtue OF
.,ta.t, ,' ye.isi ia him By lhc lave OF ihe state
or Ahsnsss. Now, therefore, noiic' m hereby
-, 10 ali persons WHO may b. concerned or
e,n ~, up any right, Tile or claim 70 a'i o. nl'Y
,f m, ai.sye drfcribed tracts or parcels OF lanu'
,.,',,b,..d uu aforeril, in consequence oil any
.'s.,a,,l.,y. irrrruIarity or Illegally connected
mel, sale % for any cause or dei'cl "'ai,
.,s, ,i,,t il conformity 10 iAe nd Of lhe '."''.'
A.lnliy of lhe State Of Arkansas in relation y, 10
a,s, Gts..n approved iha 30 q November, a. y
Ia. eonri,atng "chapi-f 40 Of the Revised Revised
s,S,s..." ihai sill apply 10 lhe circuit rou.'
afT,f,yetie cahuty. % be hpli.u ai ihe court
- n m county Oh ihe dri Monday IN pc'o'
i.r, A u. lsi5. being tlc ithday ih.fr'I ioI oon'
s-,s,i,a Of iils In aud TO said land. purchase.
ai,rr.a,i. and ~ persons Interested 'ic h'',nl
aa,'s,d 10 appear at siid time aud ploe, nn'
,sa,- s,a.e, Il auy they can, Why 'ne u.le' q
-.asl l,ods as allrcsai should no' De- conu"n''
auuorung 10 law t,rv nnI1-r.
December o. lslGI
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
u, ,00a feres OF I4ands
ron SIZE.
II TIE STATES OF ARKANSAS
AND MISSISSIPPI.


T filE undersigned now oilir. iur sa'e IuaH
I TIlafHtkn kuHa aH LAM .l0nni. l5 tHs
cotton growing region of The States al AsEAsss
8Hd Allaglrl, n quantities. To Hi preharrs
AmllF ihc count ol ihr former sp UaupsfrI3.
Nsgrb b1i'as, CMi, OaIcsi1, iH.as aud
Lfa5lHf, and among ile count OF ilr latter
state, ao Dloio, MgssaR. TBai-5, Paaaia,
illalHfsl, cLlrtg0, Carroll H8'mrs. TaiIl-
ilfrtr, HAisi hslsiHgi4H and iIsl8, Town
shp Nap have heon procured OF pat ul tless
iuuls taken from thc original fIli. of o. s. SUR
yeys. shrWltg accurately, lio water cluaas, sc
And tbe undersigned boz u'71 procured at great
expense, competent porauH io examine portion
Of these lands, by quarter sections, who have
furnished carous lird notes, giving A minute uc.
count ut ihe growth 0f timber, uui,rglosih unl
sImlbag; with a diagram OF thc springs, water.
rouHHs, Nc.i as llHa tlle quality, situation, iaca'
advantages, aDd value Of each quarter section
separately
Tgsns-l'Ee payments, oae li.ih elall In baH1
and i.ic Co., |dgs 10 one, two, three aud four yrar
equal iHIalmanla, giih Interest lrm date Of sale
~ B-Pcraus owning plantations ajirunr
OF n the vicinity OF these lands, Gnu De- called
UPON who wIIl show them mi1 tho.e b, ahius Co puf.
clasr Wil. Vicw 20 o. settlement
Further Information can hr bad, by ajdn 1
I llown & Co.. Memphis. Tom. or Wm. li
| lawou, l.uie Rock, Agll, or j. slury Smuh
Washington Hampstead county, Ails, paaag
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
q Az sE4gaDS,
GR0HfI or 1910.

EApECf 10 Ha#Ife by the lsi of lanuary
hittG "a lH4ae aud eeahfal aaofuu ent oil
GARDEN saHnsi rid anl Iui up 10 Order
hj uis saalsIf al uaH#d Qaak#la at Enfield,
ConnactIaat fHeHa zala are warapioi t1 te
fosh and genaIaa aud Of the kud represented
with directions aHaHi FIauf.ng, culture Nc Those
wanting variety nj aaeaz would dl well % H'nd
thoir orders accompanied with the easIl imHe,-
datcly, aud have TIN IIIled a. saaa a' ihe Heena
pftye. Among TIN my be found
Cteeu tiahs AasHaks=t'lau AsrHf'sNH
BgasA hzaas= YaiaR aix week. refugee OF
IO0l il /, fed maffaN, Rob Roy
R..qil.4 H#4as=iaf#a Luna, Carolina white
6sh runaas iaFsH zHafiei do aa'eh ease "n'l'i
pole white.
B.a-EaflF dai hmm, blond inruip, Grange,
Fenst muha6 N.Iiz aHliaiai lohg blood iHa"R''-
woHsri, iaaa flaat
RrsfsH asHafied.
CauiRluefs assaaea
CslLage-EaHlY mHaf ioal, early dutch, carly
Yort AfhfaFfs eaHlY dNad, aaa york., m1m-
moth. new dramhaad saeoy, tuFa'p l1ol'd above
tle rraual ulpaaz nm IN do below the ground.
Cfsa--EkiHa aaf.HA
Caeanssr-EaHy gFgsn elaief, long green
imkcy, curly fsa.aa. ighile Hp'ne, &C. Ne'
EFe PhaI==laEza purple aud alse white
Kalr-tifsan eafIad Scotch white do, sea-
L,nace-l0 ddsEsal Yafifiiea
WrNas.=0f a.lIaIaHIeaIIsllas
O4a4a-sHKar akIa. Yellow, Rod French or
Wdlch.
Parsai.a--Gafass. af eaP, long white, hollow
crown,
Pavlsg- Assorted,
Psrsi = Halaas-A lafse variety
Prgs-prnae AihHli. Nay exHai NJ NAsl"ngiont
Charlton. B.siap's eaaY deaff, Whlr marowla'
laok eyed, hlua imaeEial &c. d,
eayenae, elisffF. HssHi saanHh
pyaaiias- ammaIh, llHse yellow ana chase
R,diisA-EaTly aad lsls-lQ faiIeles'
Rlshafh=AssaHaa
Sa.sdy or vegetable azaHn ,,.
Sgsash-gf faals nsak uT RHaiaii Aas' lhi, llN
,,o.. sweet paiaIa. hlzl efpak aeeht daich sum
mct soolup. white aaa EallaF, ,,.--.i..
g,,gsi.i-- EalIy aHfaf. gaff SNOW aa'i' gaiaen
r,s.r. laffe Eaelsll AaaaAi nhIie g'ah'' req ''P
sir,s lsavrd uh.la fat aaa ektfa WHIT toli !rip"
Abr,,lrea. nals.a yaaR highhudi feueh' yrllo"
anl Nh..e fuiahasa. -. sa.foa as'' SUMMER
',y,y M cs.sr. \ faI.aly oi mslons, g.. ~ ~.
wss5.srtan. Afsz. Dc. y. lsie.5
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
Printers.
TYPE Tot NDki AND IIIINI'Lk
IIInNI.IlIEs NARNmnu.E.

TYPE f0gNBRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
fHsHs sah#afiheri have opened new 'f'fs
Fa snHf in tha city OF New York Where
they are raadg iaauppIy orders oony eAtont In
auy kind d iab fancy lypa, lnb, paper eas.a'
pailtys bFaHz aIs steel column rule, oompaaliiaa
slIea#. ebasaHi aul every article nceeHary iof a
printing piisfs
'rhs upa. wldeH ara oasl in new moulds, iiom
an eaI.IaIx nv a5f af maiTiSes, with deep eonn=
ltf8. an e IfFaulsa 10 he unsurpassed ly any, and
will h. sold ii Rileas To suit the llmos Al tic
iypa furnished hY Is Is ahaud cast
Pdutina prss#sa furnished. aud also steam en-
nInaH af lbe naal approved paItoma
&. B.=Aaa9HuHst Iaaaustan,ly lu attendance
to raraif press aud light work.
Composition fa.lafi eaal ,or printers
f.lIIafl af newspapers who viii huy lllfee
i.Inas Is maaH Ifpe as lheir bills amount to, may
rive tIia ahafa IS months nseuionin Their paneIs,
aud saua lIaf rapen containing Il TO Tie sub
eogKeRoFr & oVERENn.
iln
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
Sale.

For Sale.
ID EcElNED aud for VIDE ou cons gnmant
go -agis best Rio Coffee
20 Barrels Sugar.
2 llauals Mjilsara.
90 Barrels good Nhairu
700 Sack Salt,
a large quantity Rope and Ilagang,
A quantity Powder hud Lend
AlI Of which wye will arIl on the most reasonable
terms Ihore who mly leave cotton with us Gnu
have ihcir grocorrs ou af good tcms as to send To
New Orleans for them You will DO wcll io rall
before purchasing cl-cwhcro.
SMITH g. JOHNSON
Upper Warrhousc, Fulton, oct %. l-l lG. 50GV.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
.IOPCE

fHfllE Subscriber have formed H4HIasfsiIp
+ for tie purpose a. l.au leI.Hz "A H#aefaI
CnyaI InN ASH TACrnHAGE uuaNEs
H N,W oi.lns, under ihe ay'5 Of B5ada i,
Saith
TLcy ui'l igl''Hls ile Hda.rs, and continue
DE hl.'nt ol ,ir iita Auus oi ]. Bonner 4 CO.,
sud O.. Smith s. Go.
Ai catiHns go our address vH Dr. covered hy
nnuuer i1r ihe iu.' m--s-l-,aiHs, uu.rss niler-
aI.a Instructed az or b..Hf tHeof Irmrnt
JAMES BONNER,
ENEAS SMITH.
Office 80 Comp tfo,t, Nts OLoaul
September li, d. iG-1m
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
Executors notice.
New and Cheap Goods.

New and Cheap Goods.
FENllE Subscribers have just rorciyoda a fresh and
4 general assortment Of Dry Goods. Clothing.
etc, which they are willing 10 se AT a small
profit for cash Their Aoc, consists in ptr of
sai.ueIs, Ky Jeans, Krtcya, Fiunnels Csliooos
Mennoos, Alpaccis. Bleachod and lnbitaebrd
Domestic, Lace, EdrIug, sc. &r.
q Il q 4 HING.
OYcf-coaia. Drrss Coau, Hunncas Coais. Vrsia
PaHialoJus, Shirts, Dnwen, Undcr.shiris, Hats.
Caps Boots, Shoes and variety of other article.
TOO numerous 10 mention
They respectfully invite those wishing 10 nur.
chou any Thing Iu theiI line 10 cal and ezsinine
their stock. al the upper room Of Sulivnn's IIoiei
LEVY q BROTHER
Washington, Dec. o. l5iG-ltf
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
.VoiJre 10 FsiGIlicFs.

rvVuE upa,rspuol has oIcn'i q l9op lor 'e'
,nrnulaciafo Of aud repairing oin sia9d.'
~. 's,,,,,.,sss, Of Washington, in the shop
9no ,,,, ,,.l,, or~sn,ed by John Mays H. pledge
t'.l'.if 10 msauaciur Gins Of The most 'in'
l,.,J ,t,ls aud dush, vhuanuns aliwofA done
sy Mn ,6uil 90 the rrPTg. atoms ...-..-
Having recently made llrs, ala eh'en.'''
,u-,f,,sas oftho lirstmai n ihe oisirfn cue.
,g1, I'M facilities ior executing WORK "ilh prompt,
nr.s ani Dispatch lac hopes 70 n''' a '',i. y
N. pnblio patronage hsnlo'o'e 30 "''fA''g 'A'
tended 10 hiin. .., ,.,.-f...-.i.
a. - - A Block n Washington.
az WY J. r. CROSBY.
,v,.iiy-ton. Dec 9n lsiG.G-u
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
NOTICE.

III peHons interested ore hereby notified
a That sill apply 10 ibe Honorable Pf6bl'e
touh OF Hampstead county, in iho State oi Ar.
kansas, a. the Apil term thereof, a. ID. leIl.
Jor ana older TO srll thc following dracnbad real
raiaie' bclonrugi 20 ule o,ia,e Of Ihomaa i.IdfIre
doe, iar ilr purPo-e OF paying the debts Of slla
.d.cnand, to Wir Tho q 1 of the D " of be-,
49, tmilli Of range ~ west; NJ which tune ul
pouous may attend " ihcy think proper
r. r. WILLIAMS, Administrator
OF iho estate Of 'lhos lUlndgs, dec.
Washington, Jan. 2}, lsI7-lO.aw
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
Esritt's Hotel,
WASHINGTON, UEMPSTEAD Co.
ARKANSAS.


7 VII, subscriber hae leave 10 Inform h.s {rrHI.
: aHl ihg public. l.ut ha lill continue br...
nrs ai h.r o.d stand. where Doc has supplied iIIn.
sail with every thing necessary Tor the accom-.
medallion %. iio travelling community. lls baus.
n cammod.ous. i'io n0ms wrn uuuerI foe
iam.''e and ll.I table wci. supplied with thr beet
thr market a'ifl4
ilif fHlIo' aic I1rre. homutnl.y upp'ied w,ii
pfuvnudor, and attended Ly careful oatl fs
lle pledges himself ihai u1fl.n- ahaIl b. want.
luF nn .splH io reIlrr comfortable 900 who ius,
be- pleased To give h.m CALI lischarrs. will b.
ls moderate aH tlo.o OF uuy other hsH., In M.
SOUTH us an evidence Of which De- rricr To ,l.
following
RULESi
B1lHng par month"; sI151
Boarding and lodging per wrrk, as
day, %
Hhl'y mruIs .. %
] Lodging, g5
llore feed,
/ Keeping mnn ani horr alugm. 81
Keeping hore porwcrt 90
GEO O BRIT
Wasb.agion, Oct 9o lsl5-5-n
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-21
A Budget Of Blunacra.

Several msstatements, which appear to have origna-
ted in this city, in circulation in the newspapers
Such that General Taylor has been recalled from the
army Of Mexico and that he has been ordered to Wash
ngton Such too the rumor said to be founded on tn,
authority of Commodore Perry, "that the Castle of Sar
Juan de Uoa is not to be attacked, and also that Com
modore Perry will not return to the Gulf of Mexico
Such, too, is the mor that government possession
of the ultimate conditions on which Mexico will con-
sent to make peace with the United States and that
has determined to accede to them, if Congress will en
Bile the Executive to meet the views of Mexico" We
know not upon what authority these things have been
reported but certain do not believe there is any
adequate authority foundation for either of these
statements.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-21
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY NIGHT, JAN. 81, is47,
Congressional.

In the Senate today after the transaction OF the morn
ina business the bill from the House for the increase OF the
~ was taken up and after long debate upon the sub
ec Of appointing chapains, an amendment was adopted
b, there shall be chaplain to each regiment, who shall
receive compensation of $1,000 per annum, with forage
for one horse and ra,ons per day the chapans for
,hs volunteer force, to be elected by the regiments. Mr.
uous,on then offered his amendment changing the char
,cer Of the troops to volunteers and providing that the
company officers shall be elected by the men, and that
s field officers shall be elected by the company officers
and the men respectively, as soon as all the companies
shall have reached their place of rendezvous and thatthe
President shall commission the said officers so elected
Mfr Houston then moved an adjournment. and will ad-
dress the Senate the subject embraced in his amend
inen tomorrow
The House passed the loan bill.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-21
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
New YORK, Jan. 20, 1871.

New YORK. Jan. 20, 1871.
Now that the Tribune has begun open It's eyes to
the of its former courses, is going with rush In
editorial article this morning the necessity of tariff,
it half gives up the protecton humbug when it says:
The deprecated social riis demands remedies
less superficial than tdrB or any kindred measure.
Very true! Marfe vut'as pur At this rate he
will be democrat in less than five years. In the
time, how will Mr. Greeleys party tolerate such doctrine
Already the Express points its quilts like retf porcu
pine, and read him of doors The truth is however,
that friend Greeley get better without the party than
without him. So he will, he has done hitherto,
think what he peases and say what he thinks "To hear
them go on would think there scarcely anybody
but the eastern manufacturers in the comtryno other
teesis but hes-nobody TO be cared for protected but
them Yet they and their interests in fact among the
less important items in the business and welfare of the
try In the coal trade of Pennsylvania Alone the amount of
capital invested for railroads and canals bring the
ma ke is good deal more than three times much is
invested in all the Lowell manufactures which we are
forever hearing, while scarcely word is said about the
other. Truly, it is world of humbug
Judge Banks recently chosen State of Penn
sylvana, respectfully Declines &c. Possibly he s,neled
out the bait to draw him off the for gberna orial
nomination from his party. This leaves an opening to n
fat Office for the other aspirants. ,t
The Board of Aldermen have periodically resolved to APP
propraie suitable site Tor the of Washington
This another proof that the old spirit I76 is vet alive
and that some corporations have souls
The same worshpful body have passed an ordinance for
bidding the manufacture storage canphne south of
AID street, that is, unless in the rural ward of the city,
restriction much needed for the protection of property and
life. Let other cities follow the example.
The Spirit OF the Times (by the way the very best and
raciest sporting paper in the WORLDLY says that arrangements
are in progress for putting the Long Island Union course ON
proper footing-no pun intended pom honor land is
just Eat liberty to say that the spring meeting will be
some" The same journal announces great match at
ten pins between New Orleans and New York. and invites
the gay Oreanois who try their hands to measure
the length and breadth of their best alleys Crescent
city, and 'set 'em up
The cotton news by the Quebec, this day arrived from
London, is good-decidedy equal (say the Wall street
calculaors to increase of 81 the whole crop
of the United States. aa ZEN