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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-16

Linseys, Satinetts and Flannels, DC.
lied flannel from 10 cts. to 80 cts.
II white do 20 I" so
Yellow, spotted and green do.
A large stock Satinetts, from 81 to 10 cents
(tariff repeatedly
so ps. Plaid Linseys, from 122 to % cents.
40 (" Kentucky and Ohio Jeans, all coors,
qualities and styles, from rs TO 20 cents per yard
livery iow.) Call in and you will certainly buy
ALLEN g. HICKMAN
Fayette, October Sd, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-16
Land for Sale!!

TNHE undersigned, DESTROYS to remove to Cali
4 fornia, offers for sale, on the most accommo-
dating terms, twenty thousand acres of Land,
lying principally in the counties of Charlton, Car
roll, Livingston and Linn. 1t is well watered and
tmbered--being selected with great care-and par
tcularly adapted to agricultural purposes. Among
these lands there are many good farms now in cul-
tvation, varying in price from one hundred dollars
to five thousand, that are desirable situations, to
which the undersigned would respectfully call the
attention of agricuturalists The lands will be
sold in lots of from 100 acres to $40, as it may
be necessary to suit purchasers.
TERMs-One fourth of the purchase money, cash,
and credit Of from one to five years will be given
on the remainder, if desired
New corners and persons wishing to procure
land in either of the above mentioned counties,
are respectfully requested to call on the under
signed, four miles east of Carroton.
SARSIIAL WOODS.
Carroll county, May 9th, 1916. 9--tf
N. B. Persons wishing to emgrate to 'Texas,"
and who want to procure cheap homes there, on
good terms, are informed that he has 4,423 acres
Of land in THAT country, which he will barter for
horses, mules cattle, or any other kind of stock
it will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. S. w.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-16
DOrsles tics.

TNoR THE LADIEs.-I have splendid stock of fine
Braid and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons and how
esr to match. Call and look at them.
Fayette, October Oath, '46. R. II. LAW.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-16
For Sale Low.

A few very superior cross cut saws, (every far
mer should have one.) A variety of Pen and Pock-
ct knives, Table Knives and Forks, Locks, Hinges,
Screws, Bolts Tacks, Strap Hinges,
LOG AND TRACE CHAINS,
Collins Axes, Straw Knives,
Hand Saws, Coffee Mills,
Cattle Bells, Fire Irons.
Shovels and longs,
and most other kinds of Hardware
Quality, first rate-Prices very low.
SWlTZLER d SMITH.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-16

China Tea Sets, Granite Table Ware.
Cups and Saucers, Liverpool Plates and Dish.
es, and all other articles in the way of Queens
ware, Glassware and Chna-at greatly reduced
prices. SWITZLER g. SMITH.
Fayette, October 3fst, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-16

"IANTED--Tow and Flax Linen, Beeswax,
w Tallow, Wheat, Feathers, &C., in exchange
for Goods. R.H.LAw
Fayette, april 25th, '46.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-16
Root and Shoemaker.
New Firm.

LELAND WRIGHT AND
A. ]. WILLIS, having asso-
ciatedthemselves in the
SADDLING BUSINESS,
under the style of Wright d
Willis, take this method of
informing their friends and
the public generally, that they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21

The ~ O. National insists that important cores
pondence in relation TO the state of things in Mex
ico previous TO the actual commencement OF hOstil-
tiles has been wthholden by Mr.. Buohanan-in
whose Department the correspondence was lodged
OF nature that proves conclusYely the pre-
sent war might have been avoided without any
difficulty, had the Administration not been DESTROYS
of precipitating events
Letters from Gen. Arista are said to be included
in this spondence-one To the effect that the
United States could hare procured by treaty p1r
-cha.e. the ,choIe Of Teras 10 me RIO Graade aud
another, that the Government OF Mexico was vii
ling and ready tn receive a Commissioner from the
United States TO treat of boundary, but objected
TO the reception Of Minister
We ardently hope our friends will have con
troll OF the next House OF Representatives, that
many dark secrets Of State may be revealed to the
country. Whether such correspondence that Of
which the National speaks has ever been re-
ceiyed and suppressed by Mr. Buchanan or not, Of
thing are convinced, that there is much in
the transactions of the Department of State under
this Administration that requires the strctest in
vestigation.
Wecsn place but little confidence in the means by
WHICH inc SECRETARY OF STATE pIOpusestO accomplish
his ends The course he adopted to obtain power
gives us bat little To hope from his of IT, He
deceived the people of his State to secure the sue.
cess of Mr.. Polk and his own promotion and he
would be equally ready, in our opinion to deceive
Mr. Polk or betrsy the country into war to subserve
the same views OF personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The
truth is not in him
The country has reason to institgte and night to
compel strict investigation OF his official conduct
When his particular friends sought 10 weaken or
destroy the position OF a political opponent whom
he feared aud hatred, every facility was furnished
from the State Department for the purpose by has
most confidential and nearest subordinate during
his own cPportpHe absence from Washington
When attempt shall be made-as we hope and
believe at the next Congress il will be msde-,c
obtain the suppressed history of his official career
we shall see whether he will be as ready to afford
nformstion-whether the doors Of the Department
will open as easily to Committee OF the House in
the pursuit of intelligence they have constitutional
right to demand they did on the occasion alluded
to, to the stealthy approach OF a buvo,ciag Sian.
derer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21
nrnnRc Riots.

The 81. John New Brunswick Ne''s Of 18th
inst contains the particulars of a violent disturb
snce at York Point. on the anniversary Of the Bat
lie of the Boyne whicflasted three hours. and was
put down by the military, after i've or SIX persons
had been wounded. IL is the old quarrel Pro
testant with Catholic sevivcd from obsolete Irish
practice The News Of the 18th contains the fol-
lowing statement:
MoRE MOTHER CIVIL war
Woodstock and Fredericton were on Monday last tne
seats Of mmult Ia tbs former place some n'e or SIX
lives were sacrifced and upward Of twenty persons
were wounded. some supposed 70 be fatally, monuSy'
being the festival day for the Orange psrty he Orahs
men Of Woodstock assembled 10 the number OF 29O ana
walked la procession % JacksOniO~u, distance OF
sbout two miles 10 hear sermon suitable 70 TOE occH
sion Previous 90 marching the party EQUIPPED tnem
selves with fire arms which were conveyed along IN
wagon 30 as 20 be- prepared for invasion mus men 90
10 church 10 worship their God and 10 hear the
of soberness ana truth from one OF Gods miaisTs
while without the portals of the church these very men
have the instruments Of death In waiting 10 carry OUT
the most belish OF all purposes. VIZ shooung Gown
their fellow beings after tantazing them 70 deeus oi
daring On their return home~srd the opposite party
met them and hred upon them whereupon tue orange
men ran 10 their wagons seized their guns "hicn nai
been already loaded snd fired ~ their opponents Auu
FIVE of them fell dead aud number OF them received
wounds The hsht now became general, ano ehuee
with the sssautng party retreatng out ot the to"
not took place In Fredericton the same uay ous hOs
of q very serious nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21

The startling rumor IN relation to the death OF
tBi. gentleman by the attack OF mad bull which ap-
peared a two Boston papers Of Monday neither con
tradctsd nor confirmed by those papers Of yesterday
From the following letter however in the Boston Ado9
s we are inclined to think that the bull was one Of their
own making: MARsHFiELD' July ~ 4of'
Ma HALH-Dedy SIR: am not able 10 give you the
particulars OF the accident TO Mr. Webster OUT can
state some things which ought, think 10 be known
Your are aware how fond Mr. w used 10 be oi hshing
Well the accident was said occurring on saturday
morning he distinctly seen, by several people on
that afternoon boat with the forms OF MS sou ana
grandson At sunk Rock pulling 10 the Tautog
Won reco.iect how Eneas the shades hunting down
below do ut remember the attn and cant oorfo" 4
Vireu % sunday many respectable people, as many
A. ever saw the sesser prnt OF Nshant several Justices
f the Peace being OF the number met him As they be-
l4v and are ready % depOse driving gray horse b
Plymouth and On the sst0ushment of the congrega
a. Il viii De- when they hear OF the accident be walked
10 the broad aisle OF Mr. Briggs church aud took seat
10 pew
For shade be seemed 10 be warm, too, and wiped
imaginary Precipitation from his brow.
on this Monday morning be vas seen ~ several
arsoDs al vs O'Clock his barn yard. dressed Ia the
8irf Of f4rme with old white bat that had evident
y slept nap and, - q In revenge he poNeo win
long waking stick the very bull that Ne heard gorec
him and made MIN get out u his Wsy.
All this communicate 10 haste and without comment
leave 10 the learned the task VI accounting Tor these
things merely state the facts which can al De- Youcned
for by many credible persons. Your 90 seryt
BRENT ROCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

lbEiDAfH JuJ ~.
The President, LINUS w. STEVENS, Esq IN the
Chair.
Petitions Of E. Bueknsm for privilege 10 dsnter bis
three children. Granted
BY Assistant AID Cummings-Oi sundfy persons that
trough which extends from disuery 10 Thirty ninth
81 near Tenth avenue 10 range oil co" stables and
which oostrueis the carriage way, BE- removed To AZ
torney 20 the Corporation
From B0grd Of Aldermeg-To alter grade Of Forty
..veutn.st between Tenth and Eleventh avenue. Re
tered To have the excavations from sewers Ia Joan
and other streets removed COncuued .ApprOIri-
,rtur g. COZ for pier loot Of Canzst. COneurred ia.
ReDoris BY Assistant AID Allsn-Oi the Committee
ou Lamys SC 10 favor Of Lighting CAnLOu-st with gas.
Adopted In favor II Lighting feminist from unger.
sity y ace ~ sizth-ayenue with gas. Adopted
Rss0iuf0Hs-By Assistant AID. Lsmb-Extendng tno
for removing awning posts IA Ann e. 10 Isl Nov mDer.
Adopted BY both Boards
BY Assistant AID. ClsFk-Ths, the Station house OF
too Twelfth Ward be removed from Bl0Omingdale .
some place lover down Ia the Ward, and that tos AZ
dermsn and Assistant Alderman Of the Ward select
location. 10 Alderman and Assistant Alderman OF me
Ward, without power
~ same-Ihat the Eighth-syenue from rory sseOno'
81 70 BloOmingdsle Road be Lighted win Oh. 10 CON
ulittee on Lamps and Gas. .-. l.,
By Assistant Al Jan.soE-That the awning posts In
WasL IRON Pearlst 70 the Intersection OF bfOso and
Nassau Be removed To COMMITTEES 90 Streets
The meetings CT the Board hereafter are 10 DO at
o'clock.
number Of resolutions from the Board Of Aldermen
were eoncurred in. AsiOurne1 10 Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21

o,,,e g lively discussion has prevailed IN many
If the newspapers Of both political parties OF late
a. 20 the character OF Gen Tsylors political opin-
ions In this discussion we have taken but little
mar, the solution Of the question at the present
time not being to us Of that eminent importance It
seams to those embracing one side OF the other OF
the controversy.
But IS Gen. Taylor is public man, and tome
rhaf kn0uH 10 The oolntrv-as bis actions ms mo
tiyes. principles and intentions have been largely
canvassed. a natural desire has sprung up In the
minds Of the community at large % ascertain what
are ms political attachments or prejudices And 1t
may be our duty. in the character Of public jour
nast, 10 crafty as far as in our po" er what seems
70 be at present the predominant curiosity Of the
public mind.
There are few truer sayings than that man is
known By the company he keeps-that be selects
as his confidential companions men with whose
opinions upon the important matters Of life he sym
pathizes and whose conduct he endorses and mi'
tates Judged by such standard Gen. Taylor be
longs 70 the Wing school Of politics His intimate
associates have been almost exclusively OF the
Wing party nor on any proper occasion has nc
hesitates 20 give his views Of the measures OF that
uarty-views which we know for years past have
been in strict accordance with these measures
He has no stronger or nearer friend than Senator
Crittenden who is withal his kinsman. Mr. Cnt-
tended during the late session Of Congress bore
ample and emphatic testimony 10 the Wing cha
racter Of the Generals political opinions. And his
assertions have been confirmed by persons, who
for longer or less period Of this unfortunate war
have been officially personally intimate with
Gen. Taylor.
But more than this-mOre than the circumstaD-
tia evidence Of intimate association more than the
positive declarations Of near and favored friends
we have the Generals own acknowledgement IN
written characters OF his posi:iveWhig symPathies
Hon Mr. Graves, of Ky. has lately received let
ter from Gan Taylor, IN which he expressly and
emphatically declares no less than three several
times his adherence to the Wing party. d" am a
Wing. is the certainty and entirety Of the Gene
rails letter.
The question would have been set at rest-would
never have been agitated-but for the cunning in
tention of the Loco Focos 10 make his popularity
available t. their advantage in thecoming Congress
sonal and State Elections. His name is tower
OF strength in many places and they seek to fortiy
themselves with it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21
Court Calendar....rHis Day
nrnoN PIEAs-Nos a % % inc -uslve.


FROM MEKICO.-We have the Disrl0 OF the TN
instant which contains columes from Mexico Feta
Cruz papers and letters the second having been re-
crlye5 there Unfortunately these columns ADDS Lotl
iug D. our knO~ edge one Of them oeinz nied WIN an
account Of Commodore Perys operatOns Al aossco
au- the other with the hind Of nteAlz1hcS fom
tee City Of Mexico that have been zsiung Tor some
weeks pAsteternAl resistance plenty 81 cannon %yvyV
men &c Sc The only new thing We see Is mat Ten
ornb.rsu has been entrusted with the ehiei command
S.nt. Anna busyng himself with the Presidential unc
tons merely Gen scott wa expected y march on The
81 Or IA instant ION A-'.
FROM TANPIcO.-We have copy OF the Tam
. snfsel Of the 9Th at but I; contains very Little
t-.rs MOI word Is said ia u about me American pf
soue-s but Ills must b. thought a sii - inva-
as tne statements brought here On Tuesday z ssO,
b Tie 7lh Tie Segfiso says nothing VI ne alarms
Which have been 90 frequently reported AZ Tsmpieo,
AMI almost nothing d the sickness IN the town Tho
Sfise ackao edges the receipt Of papers iron TIE
CITY o Mexico % TIE 18Th ult but hnds nothing n them
81 interest TIE rainy season hal set 10 a. IamP.co
heavy sboEers fAIHBg daily \. PIC Of Ilir
FRAScOVn ToREvER-A private letter from
Fra1couil n dated l3th Informs % that last sat
urcsy .tbg lob ne mercury rose 10 the snade . one
iunered 1sd l 8rgrccs ana ,he sprt hernr meter ~
9- csE-es u sny g.rs Of the country can rase tailor
or shorter weather han Old Franc should Be- glad 10
bear irom b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21

Prs ovFRpY ASrgANBoAr On Saturday after
no1 small wh-rry 10 ~lich were two boys ~as crush
81 % atoms - The steamer bay stat Their situation
she accident and b. cried out o the boys % back water
but they 1-com.uE alarmed s-izsd oar srd plunged
rt0 t1e and by great exrru1ns on ne psrt oi me
CAPTAIN the rfls ol tle boat were stopped snd her
COZ o altered mat thu boys passed her - distance
OF three i--t from l1e wheels small boat Vss mmr-
sia,v sent from yacht 10 pick them 4p bat 90 struu
was t- current thst thav were carried il mil s.trn
before The boat reached them Ihey were loi Injured
10 Tie leist
fSecFsrs-The Coroner held an inquest ester
4av A. NJ Cd Thomassi upon the bofy M Bsptse Brit
tor suauve Of south Carolina sgsd Sd years Eh0 came
90 his death by ds-ss- arising from iutsmpersnce-
a 80 al 10 2O4 West ~ the body OF Eiz. pu-y. a
usrve Of ireland sged - years who came 70 her Or IN
hy gsson Of tn ungs produced By exposure ~ the
heat 0i The sun Verdict accordingly Aso - No .
Csthsrire slip upon the body Of William Mckinney a
native ot Ireland aged - years who came % bis deaih
b. chohc. Verdict accordingly.
PoLlcE.-A German arrived In this City on the
I0h ~ July nsmri Christian Becssteiu. and stopped A.
40 81 Albany - WHERE girl oy the name 81 Matilda
-Netz-r h0 also arrived 10 the vessel bad taken
board on the ilrh ot July ~ stole 500 IN gold coin
from th. .ri sni OF DH.-r berkl- OF the second
Ward followed him tO uca Wterc be- arrested nim on
board can-l boat sud found part Of tbe money 20
bis SECESSION as A's1 loaded pistol with which he
had three times threatened shoot The captain of the
cana 11st 10 confessed hat he hat been three times
in1p-slnai in Germany f0r theft and Vas discharged
co condition thst be- would come O. this country Tie
was yesterday 5r,aght lsck b this City and locked up
% snsNsr.... Hsury Weeks was Yesterday arrest, o.
charged Nith violently assauliug Joseph wallace, TO-
aicting severe wound 90 bis hest with a pail and
otherwise niuring him 10 endsnser his life. In
formation yesterday received At the Chief once
OF tho comm sion II burglary Patterson J. upon
the store OF Mr. James McPnerson In Main 81 and when
was robbed OF 81 gold snd silver penccases 81 valus.
be finger rings IS gold and plated bressipns several
snld bracelets number OF miniature cases silver MIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21

Monday evening ordered Futonsvenue TO BE- opened to
Rcd Ho.klane
~ Just see how the Airerfiser sports with the
syn,paih.es OF IL readers We trust pays more than
penny a line for ihi3gs 80 eNcrucistiug:
Rrr1rsr There dwells in secluded part of this
rirv r howell of Srrfchsd snd obscure exterior. a
r. s OF singular beauty who Tor three years past
hss lived rec.us. from ai association With the world
save n the common Intercourse forced upon her by the
purchase Of her household articles She reputed u
BE- immensely rich ami Is known % be- IN possession OF
Jewels of rare vaiut. but whence che came who she is
or what her object in pursuing career 90 strange no
one can divine Since she has been an occupant OF me
place no vstr has been known 10 enter her abode and
iovaIv a. she In form snd feature she appears studi
ousy H. avoid the ruder sex snd 20 entertain for
man an insupersba aversion There Is mystery con-
nected with her which the most curious and nqnstve
are unable fsfhom and deep and all absorbing IN
terest IN relation 10 Der has been excited among many
whom her personal charms have won 20 admiration.
Ma FAY's BODY F0UNp-The body Of Mr. Sam.
ue n Fay who mys,erousy disappeared from bis rest
.nc In this CITY On the 10Th of April last aud for whosa
recovery reward ri 800 was offered AZ the time, was
found on sunday iast 20 very peculiar manner. li
seems that resident of Fat1ush whose name we hsye
not heard engaged 10 picking berries on Prospect
hill and bad strayed into the woods near the Fatoush
line where AZ the edge of pond of stsgnant water be
discoveries the body of the ased very much decum
posed massive signet ring and some papers Afforded
the means of Identification. Coroner Abraham was
summoned brought the rem-ns o. his Office in Henry 81
and held an inquest a. upon an unknown man. SINAI
vial containing some substance supposed to De poison
vas found upon or near the body and sforied proo7
huitv that the decreased committed ssdes'rucuon Mr.
Fay was a highly respectable cotton broker OF New
York and anticipated business calamity which did
not however occur. produced partial derangem-nt oil
mind which led 10 his deplorsb.e fate hls age ~
about o. years. and be- leaves a family. MS remains
Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21

MEDAL oF GES TAYLoR-Of the numerous like
nes.es which have already been Issued Of Gen. Taylor
We know Of none worthy better suited for pres
ervauon on Of s faithful representation Of the
original or is convenience than ths, on the beautiful
Medal which has as. been published al No. La Fargo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21

~ 90 Gen. Jaoksons whole life says the
Charleston Mercury, was warfare against mo
nopohes aud protection"
A part OF it certainly was directed against the
monopoly Of the "one.man power Of South Caro-.
lima and his Proclamation may have struck the
Nulhhers as being sverse to protection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21

ANEzlcAN MCsEUM.---An extrrsive picture gallery,
Am.sLAd Negroes SANTA ALnas wooden leg OrEug On-
Ang &c kc c0ustsnAy open visLers Al a snd 81
P 81 superb performance b. he Orphezn Family snsk
Qaas=rs CasPmaa' Pele Morris and o.hefs Is given.
Admission ~ ne whole . cenLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21

The use Of this table is 70 show that those states
which comparatively ENJOY but lttie Of Mr.. Poik
legacy OF this National Debt should 10 the u. =
Senate exercise their gigantic power Of voting 70
c.,,io,. his Mexican War and thereby increase
bis National Debt legacy upon the states oi New
York. Peunsy ysnia and Ohio. General Jackson
claimed immense honor tor paying oh the pa anee
OF the War Debt Of I'D. Of about $4,000 o0o ce'e
brsring this event with a jubilee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21
Polk. New National Debt.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

CoTresp0udence q Inc IUD1ue
ALsAST July %. ISL
Estimating the White population of tt- Iu.iet
States ~ this date at $1,000 600 souls. Mr. P0.ks
War on Mexico. 70 st January lsi-. vii oost
$50 900 900. and is represented By Treasury Notes
and Certificates VI Loan which inheritance he has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21

~ A State Convention Of the Wings was
held at Augusta, Maine, yesterday gentle
man irom this City, who expected to be present,
promised 70 give us an account OF It's proceedings
A candidate Tor Governor was to be nominated. and
the question OF nomination Of candidate tor the
Presidency was TO be debated ii not acted upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21

Colo PESs.-The RicheLsur pen sold y SAVAGE %
suonst ard By Tin ouy s The beet AID cheapest IL The
x.rd liz g. and will wrle So well a, those sod ,or
- s. el.she.e Olh=r pms from Is cents 10 81 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21
Business Notices.

TEAs, sUsAzs. C0FFEEs AsD GEocERiEs.-J. .. RoS-
would MORN h.s Isnds and tho pubic that he has
saished INC ear gsneni Of hs Store Tie old sacd, 80
Greenw hchs aud hat he has on haLd and Is daily re-
eelyng Teas, Sugar, Cecees &c, In al heir variety,
mos. Vi which be Is oh-nng al very reduced Pfees
families lgd dealers run the county are invited 70 cal
and bic large before purchasing a. go and
a. Greenwich ard - yesev -.