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IDEAS AND HOMINY CORN wanted al
i The Penilenliary for which liberal price
will be given. CHAS. >. MORGAN,
March II Superintendent.
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March L

HOW MANY DELAY. from ial'e drlicsey, in OBJ
tanning approved mss'nls l Ier ,1, FLEE for
which br. UPHAM's ELECTuARY /. a certain re-
medy thousands having been efeciualy cured by this
internal preparation
Sold wholesale and retail, by WYATT G
KETcH,a l2l Fulton street. New York. p.
JOHNSTON, Main street, Richmond. Price
81 bolIle. March 10
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v,o -. T. DaLToN.-s.E: You Will take no,:cc
/ ti,a. uoon the I6th day Of March, 1917, between
the hou.. Il ., a II an q, 7. NJ we sl" proceed 10
take, Z. Inc Counting House =! Messfs Kelly & 20
nvnrham. Commission Merchants in the city nf New
OrIeunS and S;a:e ii Louisiana, The draus lions o.
I,arya; ,sorlpr, Elias Russ. VIM Il scot,, Edward
Thom1s and others he read n evidence 10 the sur
II Mc,;ill ,ld others rs. Daons Aalilnlsfator and
others rr.n An amended AMI supplemental hiil hlrd IN
said -uit nv of The Court, The sfr hav OF req
ruary ~ and depending III the tirruit superior
Crurt II 'aanc-ry for the Richmond Circuit, III which
we and Tiers are plaintiffs and you ann others are Dr.
Pendants, sid II, from airy cause he sad d-ioston
shoul' noi We commenced or finished 6a Inc saih Ioh
div Of March el7. ihs viii lie continued from
d,v IL 1, y hetwern The same hours. nnii Completed
4. Il. NATHAN, and MARGAREI NJ VILE
Feb. 9-dta ~ 'o'N't''
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NRS SARAH G. lIARgISOI.

y.
-. 40 -rrsideH, oi iiie state ni virginia.
"a iwilfake notice. that, ri the 2ith diy oi aprl
n, x hriyveen The honis nf five In hr forenoon anu
siy in !hc afternoon. in the Tavern NJ King william
Courr house shall prnrcrd 10 take the d-posl'ions 81
JIn,es iaofnton and Others and, On hr I'M day Of
Nav fn,ioi-Iag br,,lren sunrise and snnet nj W M
T.. s,u,rera Tavern al Ayet's. King William shall
prcrc, IL t,lc the deposition IL Gay; Richard Prince.
n be- fra = -~dcncr in hs Circuit Snr@rlor Court OF
Law AID rancrry for tile county OF KING Nilliam
mr.. ,trry Tor an appra on IL the neat General AZ
,.n,h, IL Virginia fnf divorce from you. Reasons
kntw Ia ou Snd The p,ihlc vii h. SCI 'asin IN SAID
melton. JAMES H. HARRISON.
March l.-cw3w
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II IN I'D.
HAVING obtained the Office Of Clerk for Mddleses
IL County. desire u employ Immediately young
gentleman thoroughly qualified for the discharge .! all
the dutieS oi said office, whom VIII give liberal
salary. None need appy, unless they can produce
ample testimonials nf their qualification good morals
industry. accessibility and willingness Ia accomno-
,!atr. lay letters recommendations the sub.
Jrct directed 10 Grhan., idieseS ronnty, Virginia.,
postage paid, vii rcceiv. my iinne!at. attention.
Jan. 29-c2:'m ROBERT y. TRifE.
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;rr Testimonial of the Professors of the University


UNIVERSITY Of VA, Nov. 30, lsiG.
Mr.. L. NJ. Coleman is distinguished graduate of The
Schools al Ancient Languages, Modern Languages,
mathematics, Natural ihlosarhy, Chemistry and sio-
raj Philosophy the University Of Virginia, and has
re elved from that Institution the degree Of MASTER OF
Ans. .
During his residence NJ the University his studies
were rirs:,rd with untfns diligence, and were re-
wardrd with an unusual share Of snrccss IN every
subject Ia hich his attention was directed. We there
fore regard him as admirably prepared to commence
the duties instructor .. youth, and We chrrriuy
reronmr nd him. not only we'll grounded IN The se"e
raj branches taught IN the Academic Schools 81 thr
University hot gentleman of undermined chaiac-
.or aud cuncilia,tng manners.
Prof Of Ancient Languages.
~. scEELE De WE'RE,
Prof. Mod Languages.
EDWARD II. COURTENAY,
Prot. OF Mathematics.
WM. g. RUoEkS
Poi. Natural Philosophy.
V. II. McGVFFEY,
Prnf Moral Philosophy.
X. +. ROGERS,
Dee a5-G3t&rtf pruf. Chem. and Mat Med.
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REFERENCES.-IIon John Y. Mason Secretary Of
the Navy; Dr. E. r. Sco' speaker of the Senate Of v
.nia; Thomas J. Randolph, E,q.,' Alhemafe; DR..
Armrsend Cook. Portsmouth; Robert e. sialard Esq
Richnond VIM. II. Harrison. Esq Prince George;
Robert " T Hunter. ESQ.,. E-sea; William II. iay
loe. ESQ., Mount Any; Richard Baylor E'q, Essex
cholas cobhs, D. %. Bishop of Aha Hon. Thomas H.
i.ayly, ~. c., Judge DaGir Coleman, Alabama; VIM
Johnson Esq ). Petersburg; Hon. James A. Seldom
NJ. e.: VIM. A. Gibbons, ESD New Jersey, Gen. Ber
nard Pey,on,. and B W. Leigh, Esq.,. Richmond
-Gentlemrn who either nave had, or who Al present
have sons or ward, members OF the Institution.
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SPRING CLOTHING AT
KEEN s. CO.'S

WE have now on hand, and are receiving
w twice week, per steamers Columbus and
Pocahonlas, direct from our mandatory, large
and fashionable assortment, Of Spring Clothing
10 which we invite he attention of purchasers.
KEEN e. CO.,
March I9 No i02 Main Street,.
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.
5000 and and No @1 r. Lead f''s' Extra
5 bbls Linseed Oil.
bbls Varnish.
3 cases Chrome Green.
case Imperial do.
DO. Prussian Blue.
do. Verdgris, in oil.
Red Lead, Li,harge, Spanish Brown.
venilian Red PAINTERS BRUsHEs, Sand Paper,
&c. For sale on reasonable terms by
PURCELL & LADD,
Druggists, l0l Main Street,
, doors below The ST. leading 10 Mayo's Bridge.
March 10
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.Ysrx. =. ,EifcannIs.

tEEl EMILY FEDM .HALTiMORE,l
- ESPEG fFCILi informs the ladies' OF Richmond
II TINT 81. intends giving lessons in the following
branches Of tie Fine Arts, viz Wax Flowers and Fruit
Ebnny Wsrt, Painting IN Wafer Iniors, a new 81, e
u! l.ndsc.?r Painting, a: Flower. Cape rrnit. VEL
: ard S3tiu Painting, Worstrd Work, Shell Work sc
= Terms nide known hy application her present ~
tenre, lNrs. litchrr's Boarding House, opposite the
Exchange RanE, where those who Will favor her with
,lsii can rsainne her specimens, and jadgc Of her
claim 10 s'afe of public patronage.
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rIC. WILLIAM u TERRY.-sir: Take notice, that
vi salI, on Friday the 9th day Of Ap 1877, Al he
house Ms Jane roore, In the county OF Goach!and,
SITE or Virginia, proceed To take iha dfpasians OF
John ID Tn n-r and others To- ne read a. evidence In
suit in Charrery depending in The Circuit Superior
Ca;n II iaw and Charcery for Goochand COUNTY.
wherein, am plaintiff and you It al defendants
shoi tie taking Of said depnaiions lie not comnlsed
o. sald lay the taxing thereof viii he continued from
day 10 day, i. the same phase, until comprird
MARY TERRY,
NJ Inn pnnr- hrrn \ nd.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

BENEFIT of Mrs. MASON, and last appear
ance but one OF Mrs. MASON and Mr.. W..
WHEATLEY.
On FRIDAY EVENING, March 1871,
Will be performed Sheridan Knowles Play, ms
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BLACKSMITH.

Will be added 10 our sale This Morning, first
rate Blacksmith, IS years old.
March 10 ". g. s. 3. HILL, Aucts.
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lErom the Prairie Falmer.l

LISBON, Kendall Co, Nov 4, 1916.
Al The REQUEST Of Mr. Mccormick, cheerluily
Stale that my brother raket the wheat Of 200 acres
from one oil the Reapers in the last harvest. ne
wheat was very heavy, hni after getting started
he did il easily and completely, much preieriing
il 10 either grading or bindine-a lille prac'ice
and ait being only necessary 10 do il completely.
The Reaper also cuts damp wheat well, and IAN
pled wheat that could mol be cut with cradle
But for the six McCormicks Reapers in The vici,
nity Of Lisbon, a large quantity Of wheai wouia
have been LOST from the heaviness OF the crop anu
scarcity of hands. We have ordered ano'ner
"''p'' ~ ''0 = " - S. D. SHIRRELL.
Ii RON, Nov 4lh, 1916.
used McCormick's Reaper in cutting my last
harvest. and concur with Mr. Shirrel in his slate
ment as 10 irs performance and value. The reap
ing is not difficult when understood. design 10
purchase another Reaper for next harvest
ZENAS McEWEN.
hereby slate, at The reques; Of MIR. G Il. Nc
Cormick, that in cutting 230 acres OF wheat with
one of his reapers in The last harvest, hired man
in nv employment did most oil the rakins from
the machine, and al the commencement ol Inc
harvest, the wheat being rather green ana very
heavy, he considerable work loo hard 10 be done
by man; but after working day or Two at u
he found no difficulty in performing The WORK
completely, preferring it 10 either grading or
binding, and so consider H. Five OF these Rea.
pers cut more than thousand acres OF wheat
in this township, Dupase, large proportion oil
which would have been lost but for them NO
difficulty in cutting green or damp wheat except
the weight OF handling. JOHN MILLER,
]. P, and Member Of The Legislature
Dn Page, Will CO., Nov. 5'h, 1916.
Mr. C. Fl. MCCORMICK:
You wish to know how our Reape' has done
We can say first rate--to our entire satisfaction.
|, cut three hundred and Ihrly-lwo acres Of small
grain during the last harvest, and would sell Tor
as much as we gave for H.
Respectfully yours,
KEYS g. SMILING.
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". MAURY co. MANAGERs.-DrawnN Nos.
y. of Alexandria Lottery, Class u, March lG
81 So - % 40 Al So % % 9 80 y 40 90.
For To day-S7,O0O Caplt y, 2,oco, POO, os7 &c ,
Also, 81, 900 Capital. Ticketssl.
Observation-Disclosures, Class NJ. $4,000 Capital
Tickets Sc at MANAGERS, OFFICE,
March 10 No. CITY Hotel
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM

PANY
~ oTICE Is hereby gwen, that, for the purpose OF
clearing out The drp0seS III t.i- tnna', repairing
the Locks, SC, The water vii lie Withdrawn from The
several levels The 18th Of May next and that Il Ill
be LEI the .i lrv.i about ill., Oh ni the simr
month"; al Mlhrns Adventure Dam on nf about ihr 1T
of Jane, ~ The Seven islnds' Feeder about The
a,h ef June ani al The Tyr River AMI Joshua Falls
Dams, and nj Iynchburs, IN or about The ION nl June
~ order Of Tie President and directors,
~. q. CHITTESDEN Secretary
,f,,rL E-lt,rufIsthNfnv
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ID ECEIvED YESTERDAY = Handsome
n New Ginghans, and Grass Cloth for Skirts
March 70 CdENERY & HARTWELL.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

CONCORD ACADEMY
THE next session Of this Institution will commence
the Isl Of February, and terminate the Both Of June
following:
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
Tho Latin and Greek Languages, Ancient History
and Geography-PTof. +. w Culsman, "A. VI.
Mathematics, comprising Arithmetic, Algebra, Ge-
nmeuy, Plane and Spherical Tfisonornetfy, Nautical
Astronomy, and The Influential and Integral Calculus
Prof. l.. a. Coleman, \. NJ.
The French, Spanish aud Italian Languages-Prof.
Isidnre Outlet.
Natural Philosophy. comprising Mechanics. Hydro
dynamcs Pnrunlatics, Acoustics, Electricity and Gal
vanism, Optics and AsIrcnomy-prof. l.. VI. Coleman,
a. NJ.
Moral Philosophy-Prof +. W. Coleman, AN.
TERMS
BOARD tinruding washing, bedding md furl) aud TUT
iion for the session ni i've months, sl5-payable III
advance
For Tho character Of the Institution, thr subscriber
fcrE 10 the gentlemen whose names gwen below;
an!. for the superior qualifications u his assistant, i.
VI Co!einar, 10 the annexed testimonial OF the Profess
sors of the University ui Virginia.
F. w. COLEMAN, Principal.
AddYass--C Concord Academy. Caroline
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So.N1ohb a1tDEsh
T, n e next session Of this Institution will commence
the Isl Of February and terminate the 30ih Of June
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

STRAYED OR STOLEN
EROM The subscriber, on MONDAY, The Sih
+ iastanl, BLACK SETTER PUPPY, an
swerins 10 the name of JET. For his delivery al
No. I3, Governor ST., liberal reward VIII re gi-
ven. EDWD. C. HARRISON.
March I5-dll
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Winnie Tickets $40; halves 8 quarters ~. trr
Gates of &c wholes Sla0 shares IN proportion.
30 600 DOLLARS. s0U Ice Of 1000 DOLLARS,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No b. 10 be drnwn
a, Wilmington, Delaware, saturday, March -, 1917
IS Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize Of s3O,UOu prize oil $4,000
5000 500
1000 100 l,0nG
$50 ia sou
Tickets $40; halves s; quarters So Certificates II
packages OF IS WhnI-s sl20-sharrs in proportion
Persons ordering by the Package may deduct The
price nf three Tickets.
u. PAINE < CO., Managers,
U,toC. ". PURCELL,
Feb 25 Richmond, Va
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LOTTERIES.
ID, Paine Il, TO-,
Ne Z AnkS1
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

UT
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TIME same brilliant attraction as heretofore pmr
i scented 10 The patrons Of Fortunes Home Fer
Grand Capitals and prompt pay, addrets
q. w PURCELL, Agent Ter ihe Managers,
Richmond, VIENNA
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Lasalle County, i'll.


MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE & Co.-A
lVI Lottery Of the odpn time Sales close tins alter
noon nj , O'Clock CD Nos, Q drawn. 3 Capitals Of
$4,000, 3,n65 10 of loo, 500, 80, &C. Tickets S.
halves 50; quarters 25
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass Ga:
SIS 10 81 50 90 81 ~ Sc 3 % "a.
March l9
DENDLETON'S OFFICE.-h small Scheme to. To-
L dny-Captal $1,000 Whole Tickets only ST.
halves j. quarters 50 cents. Sars Close al o'clock
Also, for To.day-the Petersburg Loitery-Capita
81 900 Whole Tickets ST. halves and quarters 10
proportion. Sales close nj S O'Clock. For prizes In
either of the above Lotteries apply early nj
PENULETON'S OFFICE,
March 10 No. 3 Exchange.
UCK'S OFFICE, Wall Slreet.-Drawn Nus. of Po.
n =; e. !, l-" % " g Gla 81 %; ;, 50
Whole Ticket Nos. C 7s, sluO, sold and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Class 6l:
IS 10 81 So 26 81 ~ So 3 20 "a.
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 80 s., Capital sold in above,
and paid by LUCK, the luckiest of all.
The old style to-day Go Nos drawn. Capitals:
prizes Of SlOOOO 1905, 10 Of l,OOO &c. Wholes S.;
halves Q so; quarters ] 25
Also, s45,G0 for 81 50. For sale until O'Clock this
evening at LUCK'S OFFICE,
Wall Street.
Tu-mouow-sl2.o 900. T,cketssi
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srLENnlp scuEAEs ron MARCH,

s,.W,LUU, Io,U,U, IuUEU.
C,and Consolidate lolfty, JAS IL 80 lie dawn u.
Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday, aiircL ~ ls,.--
Nina
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This is 10 certify, that have use
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MIR. C. H. McCoRMlcK

CARLTON 9TH March, l647.
During the last harvest, used one Of Mr.. Nc
Cormick's Reapers, with the late Improvements
Its operation in good wheat, oil sufficient height
and thickness, was perfectly satisfactory. The
provision made for The ease Of The raker saves
much labor, and conduces eminenlly To The ia
cili.y of The whole operation InIu,n, deem ii
now perfect machine, wherever The growth Of
the wheat is sufficiently luxuriant.
ALEX. RlVES.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30

Ia and you strike the road TO Perote in less
than twenty miles. He is near enough to
threaten our trains, but not strong enough
TO effect much. --@.-
The American Star was issued in the
city of Mexico on the Goth ult. by Peoples
a. Barnard.
Many more desertcrs have been hung, but
the reader will be grieved to hear that Ri
ley escaped that punishment on some
ground, and was only logged. All will be
glad to hear that the American prisoners,
Capt. Clay and others, have joined Gen.
Scott.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30
WING MEETING.

We are requested TO announce, tina. in
pursuance of the recommendation of the
Wing Central Committee, the Wings OF
Howard county will hold meeting in this
place, on the First Monday in November
merit. for the purpose of appointing Dele
gates to the State Convention. to be held
in Boonville on the First Monday in April
ls4s, to nominate candidates for Governor
Lieutenant, Governor, and Presidential
Electors.
The Convention to nominate candidate
for this Congressional District, will be held
q, The same time and place with the State
Convention, to which Delegates will also
be appointed, a. the above proposed NEE
ting.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30
THE NEWS FROM MEXICO.

We devote large portion of our space
today, to the interesting, and at the same
time, painful news, from the capitol of
Mexico.
l, will be seen our valiant troops, under
their brave old commander, are actually
lin the Halls of Montezuma !"-but in
their efforts to reach those Halls, THREE
THOUSAND Of their brave companions
were killed and wounded
Mr.. Kendall puts down our loss. since
Gen. Scott left Puebla, at Three Thousands
but other writers put it at Four Thousand
Our dates from the city are TO the 2sth
September. Gen. Scott, it will be seen, en-.
tered the city, on the l4th. He had been
busily engaged making arrangements for
the safety of his army, and from his proc
lamatons, and those of Gen. pullman, act
ing Governor, we notice attempts were
being made to excite an instruction, by
soldiers in disguise, and the Priests. The
city was under strict martial law.
In another column will be found the par.
,iculars of the battle Immediately before
the city, and Gen. SCOTS entrance into it.
Our room this week will not admit of fur.
iher particulars. In our next we will con-
tinue the subject.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30

The following letter from Col. Jefferson
Davis, to committee of gentlemen invi.
ting him to attend barbecue in the Parish
of Concordia, Louisiana, in honor of Gen.
Taylor. will command general attention:
BRlERrrELp, Miss, Sept. "a, 1s47.
Dear Sir-When | received the letter Of your
committee, inviting me on behalf Of the citizens
Of Concordia 10 barbacue 10 be given on the
Both inst, as a compliment 10 the character and
gallant services Of Gen. z. Taylor, hoped it
would have been in my power to meet you on an
occasion to me so interesting, and grateful to the
warm personal attachment feel for the patriot
whom you propose 10 honor. Valuable and
brilliant as have been the public services OF Gen.
Taylor, attracting the admiration and gratitude OF
his countrymen throughout our broad Union,
those who have known him best will equally re-.
member and honor him for the purity, the gene.
rosty and unostentalious magnanimity Of his
private character. His colossal greatness is pre-
scented in the garb Of the strictest republican sim.
plcity; and to this no doubt in great degree
may be referred the feeling you describe when
you say. eve are learning to regard him with
flal affection"
To speak OF Gen. Taylor as one who has
known him long and well, will say, that his life
has been devoted to the service Of his country
for no other reward than the consciousness OF
serving it well--and that for many years past as
soon as his official obligations would permit,
to retire 10 the enjoyment Of the sovereignty OF
citizen Of the United States.
Before closing refer to recent and charac
teristc exhibition Of his disinerested patriotism,
which has not received all the attention think it
deserves. He was called on by the administra.
ton for his opinion as to the best mode OF prose-
cutting the war with Mexico. In view Of the en-
barrassments which surrounded Gen. Scott, and
the importance Of the operations in which he was
engaged, Gen. Taylor recommended that por.
ton of his own command DO sent to reinforce
the Southern column. For the good Of his couu.
try. he sacrificed his long deferred hope Of an ad.
vance at the moment OF its fulfment, and doom.
ed himself to the worst punishment of soldier
inactivity on line Of defence For the good
Of his country all personal ambition, all rivalry
were iorgottsn--he gave his vest also 10 the man
who had taken his coat, and left him exposed to
the storm Of "Buena VISTA"
Permit me to offer you for the occasion:
General 7aylor--The soldier who "never sur
renders" the citizen whose love is "lor the
country, the whole country" the man whose sac.
rifces are all OF himself
Accept for yourselves, gentlemen Of the com
mtttee, and please tender 10 those whom you rep
resent, assurances Of my high esteem and The
regret which | feel at not being able to meet
you as invited. Very respectfully, yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30
LOCOFOCO REJOICINGS.

The locofoco papers are shouting over
the elections in Maryland, Georgia, and
Ohio. Let US see what gr ounds they have
for congratulation.
In Maryland, the wings have elected
FOUR Congressman, being GAIN of t,oo
and they carried the Legislature, which
gives them an United States Senator, in
place of Mr.. Pearce, locofoco.
To offset this, the locofocos elected their
candidate for Governor, and they send forth
shout of victory! Los, two Congress.
men-the Legislature-and an United
States Senator, and at the same time
achieved victory!
In Georgia, they also elected their Gov.
ernor. but lost the Legislature, and conse.
quenty, an United States Senator. and
yet they herald this forth as victory
In Ohio, the wings carried the Legisla-
sure, and thus secure the election of wing
Senator. in place of Senator Allen, and
yet they claim victory there, too!
The locos are singular set. If they
are prosperous they sing songs of praise.
If every thing turns against them, they
sing the same songs, but in louder strain
The same song answers them in gladnes.
or sorrow. 1t is by such system of de.
ception and falsehood, they manage to
keep their friends in good spirits. and al
ways ready for action.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30

~Maj James S. Rollins, Of Boone,
has been mentioned by correspondents OF
the Fulton Telegraph and ST. Louis Re.
publican, as a suitable person TO be run by
the wings for Governor.
Gen. Nathaniel Watkins, of Cape Girar-
deau, is mentioned in the same connection
for Lieutenant Governor.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30

owe are compelled to omi. several
articles intended for to.day's paper, to
make room for the interesting war news.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30

Pretty women kiss one another on com.
ing into room, because it is graceful
custom; they do the same on going away,
because they are delighted to lose sight Of
each other; and on the street to make the
boys mouths water.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30

DrIn Ohio the Wings have majority Of, w
in the Senate and six in the House Of Represen
tstives.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30

BANK ATToRNEy.-Mr. Henry, Of Boon
vile. was chosen Bank Attorney, on Mon.
day last.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30

Alex. H. Everett, commissioner to China,
died al Canton.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30

nJrIn Georgia the Wings have q majority
in the Senate, The House will probably be a
lie.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30

Slavery is abou, TO be abolished in French
Guiana.