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o. The population of Lebanon, Ohio, is 1916.

ECLIPSE CoURsE.-Yesterday was the last day Of tho
meeting this course and the attendance very full the
day being unusually fine The entries were Ca7IOtG Mary
BOoen Hiss Hamilton and Belle The spirited
one it being mile heats-the best three in five. The first
heat was closely contested but was won by Belle the
three succeeding heats by Mary BOUen, The
time was 2:02-l57-204-204
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

CLOTHING SToRE-Look at the card of Richard
sands Tor list of seasOnable and fashionable gar
ments' Sands's stock embraces large variety,
and Is worthy the attention of purchasers in that
line, at this particular time.
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KEcovERY-Several articles stolen some years
since from the Catholic church in indianapolis,
We're, short time since, found near that place, in
The vicinity of the spot where at the time of the
robbery, the dead body of an infant was found
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WING CELEBRATION AT ST. LoUIs.-0n the
night of the 23d ult. the citizens of ST. Louis
celebrated the victory of Taylor and Fillmore by
tremendous torch light procession, which was by
far the largest ever beheld in that city
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OF We are obliged to the officers of the steamer
Josiah La wrence for St Louis papers.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LArrupr. g y % N.-LoreIrupr. 90 win Time. 81.

Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Galye.tOn Crane Galveston. Harris y Morgan
Ship Ontario, Cheev9T Boston, L. H. Gae
Ship Geo. Stevens, Cushing. Antwerp JP Whitney CO
sR RD A A0sar Robnsoh Bosoa q HyHson
Ship Equity, Mason. Liverpool. 4. Z; jenkins
sEiD 0essH Bowel kissI0oI Bailey 8aSsn
Ship Toronto. Parker, New York, J. o. Woodruff 8 Co
Snip Louise JFrj BOte, St. Pierre, Martiqjque. -
Brig BAIL Lewis Bottom Chas Deake & Co
Brig Joseph. Kear. rsw York, Toby BogeH
schr. Two Sisters (Br) BOdden. Grand Csyna3s.
scbr Lavinia CBr.) Grand Caymans and market : ~
sohr Wstere smith. Alphabetical Fan S1i Mecuy
soIr. Jehn Castuer. someTs New York, Toby 8 Bogert
sSRr Fonda Balos 81 Jsso s. WoEhSm
Arrived YESTERDAY:
Ship Lempe Dyer Dyer, from Vera Cruz oath ult to ma
Ship AnP Obs MoAIster 81 days from Dublin to master
Bark Santos tsp) Muntuaque. days from Havana, to
Bark Madsgasosr {sp) Baparez days from Havana, to
mastef-lst my
Webster Reno, fin Cincinnati.
Viola Dugas: I'm DonaldsOnyle,
Cray Eagle, MeDi1 I'm Port HudsOn-S2 bales cotton
slas Wright zs y Neal FIN Cincinnati
h as5l'BBe ssai MffG ~ q f f@ s. Louis
BoTeas No g. Fithian. FIN st Louis
Josiah Lawraace, saekett, fin St Louis
zen Lane, Mcpherson, FIN Louisville.
Iowboat Belle, Lambert, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Hercules, Brown, FIN the Passes =
BELow-CoMING UP
Ship Louisiana, fIom Rio de Janeiro.
ship John Holland and ships unknown
Memoranda:
The steamship Crescent City Capt Stoddard went to sea
from the s. E. Pass the morning of the I'd inst at
O'Clock A. NJ
Steamer Boreas No left St. Louis 18th ult Left in port
loading, steamers Iowa Illinois and Iroquis.
las la6 fEuIs
feet inches water in the Canal at Louisville and falling
TowbOat Hercules towed down and sea the 26h u
ship London and bark Florida.
Passengers:
Per ship Ann from Dubin-l8O sfeerage.
Per ship Samuel Dper from Vera Cuz-4S troops
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MoRGAN's DEPoT.-We advise those who are in
quest OF light reading to step into Morgans, after
nquirng for their letters at the post Office and if
they are disappointed in getting any, the postage
money laid out for one of his two-bitt novels will
soon make them forget it while absorbed in reading
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

LATER FROM VERA CRUz.-The ship Lemuel
Dyer Captain Dyer, arrived yesterday, having left
Vera 0fuz on the morning of the 24th ult. Capt.
Dyer reports the .. S. ship Saratoga, Nicholson
commander was lying at SACRIFICES, and the Brit
Ish man-of-war, brig Hound The brig Tit, Capt.
Rodevch was to sail for this port the following day
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STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN.-The steamer Josiah
Lawrence and Gondolier came in collision on the
afternoon of the 2Sd, about fifty miles below St.
Louis. The Gondolier sunk Immediately in about
six feet water. The boat was insured for'SI2 ,OOO
Her cargo viii be an entire loss.
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WESTERN PAPERs.-We thank the officers Of the
steamboat Boreas, No. 3, for late ST. Louis papers
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Ors-Thanks to the officers of the Gen. Lane for
late Louisville papers.
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90 Latest accounts from Cincinnati report the
River fallen inches. 1t had rained considerably,
and was still raining.
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Ds-We are indebted for late papers to the officers
of the Boreas No. 3, the Mary, the Silas Wright
and the Highlander.
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THE RTvERs.-The Ohio river at Louisville, in
foryeight hours, ending on the evening of the oath
ult, had fallen six inches There were then feet
inches water in the canal and 81 feet on the falls
From that point Cairo there Ct feet, in the
Illinois Al feet, and in the Missouri d feet water
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

ORLEANS THEATRE.-We presume most of our readers
have witnessed the beautiful opera of Lucia d Lammer-
moor by Douizetii If they have not, opportunity is
offered tn this evening the Oeans and ii they have
they go and hear again, it cannot be heard
often
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che l1nipersitp Book store.

INTERESTING TO Professors, TEACHERS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PARENTS.
The attention Of those purchasing
SCHOOL BOOKS,
their SELL respectfully invited to the assert
the subscriber Consandy hand in
departments Of Education in general use.
NoRMANs Book and Stationery Establshment
n29 2lptf Is Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

The ARABIAN NIGHTs.-The beautiful edition
OF the Thousand and one Nights" in course Of
publication by the Harpers is just completed This
edition Is one of the finest ever published; it is
printed on excellent paper, and illustrated by a
great number Of splendid engravings The trans
lations are perfectly new ana this work. therefore,
presents to US in new dress, those charming tales
which so much delighted US in our youth.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04
R0unnTR PIAMns

TNHE Public, Professors Of Music. and Amateurs are
respectfully invited to call At MAHO IS
MUSIC STORE. Camp STREET, and ex- i7sa
smne The new. beautiful B o I'D OF III M III III N
PIANO made By Leml Gilbert. Of Boston, y u ii
which, for cOmpacne of FORM beauty of stve decaey
touch, and quality tone. have drawn forth the most
fattene encomiums from the musical public and the prera
in The hqnhera cities Their peculiar form ana construction
rsndef ne toae q Ten yHEed ana powerful entirely
hssFs AZ -
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To MRRoHANrs, RANKRRs ANp oTHERs-

Just imported from the celebrated makers England large
stock Of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly BLANK BOOKS
The superiority Of English papers well known
poenee having papers Books Withstand the
peculiar humidity o orr climate
These papers the Whamans Celebrated
DTawng Pape and The description papers by Public
Odces linuding the Bank Of Englandl Great Britain
portion Of this class of BLANK BOOKS Nor Readv and
those who re a want Of VERY SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
invited % call and them.
The prices will exceed the usual for first books
Oe received executed after any Particular pattern our
and improved BLANK BOOK BINDERY.
Also imported full supply Moran's celebrated INKS, COPY
ING PRESSES aud BOOKS.
NoRMAN's Book anu staiiouers' Establishment,
nss 2dpu l6 Camp
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FIRE.-NichoIson's stove and casting foundry at
Cincinnati was destroyed by FIRE on the night Of the
25d ult. -Four dwellings adjacent were destroyed
~ She saFae occurrence, Lass ssfa4tsa a ALSO.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS

MONDAY MoRNINe, pRoEMpER ., 1s4e.
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MoRGAE's LITERARY DEPOT,

.qDJOLNIJNG THE POST-OFTCE
NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED Miss Pardoe's
IN new move, THE RIVAL BEAUTIES
THE QISAPLlNE OF LlFE-a beautiful novel, Just
THIRTY YEARS SINCE or, The RBined Family-a
novel mneh superior 70 thing lately produced by James
THE REFORMED HIGHWAYMAN-the second pspf
Just published. E0''
To The principal WEEKLY and DAILY PAPERS
can pc found at the above establishment Also Magazines
hg5ssi 55Wss etc. J. c. MORGAN,
~ ~ Ey chance Place.
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$4,000!
eHoT MAJORITY FOR cASS)
r,, PAY.YoUR BETS
THE ELEC fiON is OVER Now tto., ,,,bo la
- LOFTS, PANTS, VESTS, ETC. viii be- ieobesied %
Igth over ne undersigned h8s stock of FAsgToEABLE
SLOTHiNG Just received, which he can ~ NJ big
make, such as -s '1PeiiVi IN Quaiy eA~
Black Cloth Dress COATS
Black and cOl0Fed Cloth FROCKS
s,..s ", SAGS and PALETOTs
satin, Velvet, CashmeFe. S and Casino = VESTS
sppe5 black French Doeskin PANTS ''i'' 10
"Reminiscences - spENDERS,
DRAWERS SOCKS Il ~ Z & yi f. 2sr curprs
:. - DSAhrS, UMBRELLAS, etc etc.
yEI ms u xe I2.l FRED ANTHON,
B. T. SMITH = p5oc,T5T sc 7771
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ALEXANDER HILLS

ALIEN = ~ OEh-
HOUSE -FURNIS HING STORE,
So Camp street Nsworleans,
NTHERE families can find al articles Of House keeping,
e0mPniPg gfPe1 a9 ens In and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets. BIns and Steel ShovelS and
:, :, TGngs and tehen Fire lron.wSsre Ed HOLLOW
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
TABGE GuTffRY: German Silver, Britannia and Iron
TIA and TABLE SPOONS Dp.1ys
WOODW ARE-Brass and ITon- bound CEDAR FAILS
RATA S-BoUSD CEDAR WARE. a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets Cradles, Nurse Chalis ana
BMIsHEs-Fancy and Plain, busting, Sweeping, and
MATS-Juie. Manila Alicante Palm and Hpsk MATS,
WATERS, and TRAYS. - .,,..,,c,,,s,
BRASS. Britannia, and new Metal CANDLESIlChS
sTEAMBoAT and HALL LANTERNS
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES ..,
D. n ]. Wnght's paent premium COOK STOVES iof
Wood or !oal-wi'h fixtures complete the most aP-
to Hotels and Steamboats, furnished reduced prices,
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
n P. SCANLAN & co have the honor Of informing
IL. the Ladies that they opening at their -
SIS Eo Of Il Is GOODS $751; .. f@ sP with fea
- care BY an agent in France and by one of -
FL the firm, from the importers in New York; <'E~A
d. expressly for the reail trade Their stock consists
Colored silks and sATTNs. in all the new designs of
the season. black silks plain watered guTed pSdb ana
cred, and plain CASHMERE and MOUSSELINE De
LAME entirely new STYLE rich Bareges Mantllas and
Cloak the extensive and complete assortment RIoc5e,
Cashmere Turkeie and Tartan square and long SHAW LIS;
checked, striped and plaid SWISS MUsLINs; Lace
Capes, Neis and Searis; embroidered Muslin Capes.
Waists and Robes black, white and oEed LAGES and
EDG{NGS; Linen CambFic and Clear Lawn Handker.
sE and cot ON HOSIERY Kid Gloves Fene6 ps
Om the fist %9d p II Ps5 Es9ch ERgh ma1
and Children. D. P. SEAMAN s CO.,
d41m u Charities street
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SUPERIOR COMMERCIAL STATIONERY.
At No. 10 CAMP ST.
J. III RECHTEL 81 co

Respectfully invite the he Mercantile Community
and ezamine their and superior qualities Of CONNER
CAL STATIONERY, Consisting 10 part Of
WHITING PAPERSV: Letter Paper Commercial Packet
fes Foio Pos Fooscap Bill Paper-rlsd ng broad firm
Account Sses Paper every other description Commercial
Paper Of the most superior quality and finish.
SAA rtNS Embracing upwards Of nifty different kinds,
various degrees OF temper suit all tastes either
COMMERCIAL BLANKS most approved styles embracing
Check Books all the City Banks Bits of EXCHANGE Bls Of
ading for Ships Steamboats,, Receipts Maniss Rank
Leases and Renting Cards, Promssory Notes. Drafts Cargo
Books, ,-' -
BLANK BOOKS At Northern prices, made most superior
lennef and waantedncuding description form and
style from the large Super Royal Ledger smallest Pocket
Memorandum Book.
g As II impossible specify even partial
the various articles for the outfit Of the Counting
the limits Of Advertisement respectfully
and exsinine before purchasing elsewhere. dls
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FANCY AND ToTLET ARTTCLEs.

FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLESs
We have splendid variety Of Beautiful
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
To which invite Of onr friends nd Of dealers gen.
orally. Our stock consists, part Of
Eanaf Card Gases. Gold Pens
Canes Needle Books Pins, Studs Etus and
Knives Pocket Books Tiitnties
Scissors Portfolios, Games
Ra1ors, Accorieon, UmbreIas
Tablets, Music Boxes Stocks Soehs
fencus Bouquet Holders, Scars Cravats
lNeucuiest dressing Cases Suspenders,
PURSES Work Boxes Money Belts,
Vases, Shoulder Braces Fine Linen and Cotton
Mhpa Riding Belts Shirts, Of all sizes aud
Desks, Camp Gases, patterns.
With endless variety Of and beautiful articles opened
FOR PRESENTS.
GUINNESS g. BUSH
Wheraae and Reeh Dealers Fine Fancy Articles, Combs
hslshse Periumey, Gents Furnishing Goods Gold Pens ETC.,
No a Camp street, opposite City Bank, n27d
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PIANO FoRTEs TUNED.
HE subscriber begs to inform the people Of NeyyOfeans
Il and vicinity, thAt he has returned to ne -
CITY, and Is ready to Tune and Regulate - "a
rIANo FORfES in the best manner, n n EI NJ N
and on the most reasonable terms. OrcenI " u
lett at mayO's Music Store. No. Camp street. will be
promptly attended TO IDA 1m1 ELIJAH DUNBAR.
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ALEXANDER hIhL.s.. l. scHEPMoEs.
A. HILL s. CO.,
No. 40 Charities Street
VIE subscribers opening the complete and
= extensive soument 81 nch and rare FANCY GOODS
ever oHefed IN one establishment in this city aud would call
attention Of county and cay dealeTs. The stock consists
il part
SHELL. SILVER. AND IVORY COMBS;
CARD CASE5s MUSIC Boxes
INLAID WORK TABLES.
ALABASTER and othsF Ornamental GOODS;
GERMAN Toys WALKING CANES;
WHIPS DRUMSs VELOCIREDES &c Ec.;
LADIES' WORK BOXES; GENTS DRESSING
CASES: PURSE TRIMMINGS; SILKS. BEADS. &C.
~ Our assortgnent OF STAPLE GOODS is complete,
Theads. Needles. PerfHmey, Brushes &C. ekeaReT than
Gall ind A. E a.
a92td<W 81 Ch4IleS sleeai, N q
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LAW, MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKSTORE-KEPT By
I HI OS l. w HITE,
81 CANaI. street

Law. Medicine.
Greeneaf On Evidence. Watson's Practice.
Curis's Rights and Duties Of Wilson's Anatomy
Merchant seamen. Cheus's Surgery, 3 vols.
Collisions Reports, vcls Ramsbotham's Midwifery.
Keuts ComHentaries, vols. Dswses's Midwifery.
Upton's Civil Code Churchlss Midwifery
Greiner's Code Of Practice. Kans's Chemistry.
BeHjamn's and sidel's Digest. Drapers Chemistry
Domats Civil Law. FoS-ae's Chemistry.
Kauman's Makedy's, vol. l. Pareras Materia Medics.
sory's Works Law complete. Royls's lIaea Medica
Miscellaneous School
Edinburgh Encyclopedias 10 VS. McheH, Smiths and oieys
Brande's Encyclopedia. GeograI HES
Dictionary Of Arts and Smiths Rrkas and Blu
Sciences. English Granmars.
Maunders's Treasury Of Anthems Greek Series
ledge, vols. complete.
Narrative Of Events connected Emerson's Smiths, Dave
with the Rise and Progress Of Col urn's Arithmetic.
The Protestant EpiscOpei Walkers wsbsiers Boil s and
Church Maryland by r. Cobbs Dictionaries.
L. Hawkz
T. l.. w. has land a LARGE ASSORTMENT az ROCKS
sYpy spsses Il Lliss, essss s ssis ehsap a.
assFs q isssp
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TO THE LADIES.
e St a GGMl e c

hICd VET -1JtD Cdh.1F F-d41L UOOAIo'
MRS. G. w ROPER, 165 POYDRAs street, between
1VA Carondelet and BarOnBe Tepe tfuy informs the
Ladies that she has returned from the North and prepared
FASHIONABLE FALL BONNETS, part Of which are
direct from Paris. As0-Spiendd Ribbons Flowers and
Feathers Ladies' Caps, Head Dresses Lace Capes and
Collars; Embroidered Infants Dresses, Of rich style and
pat PeTfumery: Powders and a variety of FANCY
GQODS-al of which Mrs r. intends to sell at low
prices So Ladies' give her call and examine her stock OF
Goods befos purchasing elsewhere
Gsn- Bonnets CLEANED and ALTERED, and war
ted TO look well any other establishments work in
the city. d4
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b = SMITH < BROCKLEBAWR,
DENTAL surg CONS.
Hs's s.ssss u hARAYkTTE sauAAB asa 80, eBAsLss
Wm EstE
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HISTOLOGY.
MIR. WILSON, President of the Astrological Society
I'VE in London. may be consulted. for short time only
on all affairs OF Human Life Past eent and Future, at
NO 223 C0stOnlhOHSe street, one door from Irene.
Mr.. Wilson is the only person who predicted correctly
the marriage Of Queen Victoria, and described her husband
two yeas before It iook place
GR- Attendance from Y to P. Nee. 81 50. dim
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
AND Ladies C.ALISTHEJVI DyH,
APOLLO ROOMS, CARONDELET STREET, NEAR UNION
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Passengers:
Per ship Ann from Dubln-lS0 sfeerage
Per ship Samuel Dper from Vera GUYS troops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05
ION for him chaplet worn by lew, e1celled by

none.
The gentleman TO whom advert, is the Hon.
A. Atkinson, our present most worthy rep
reseniative in Congress from this district gen
tleman fully qualified 10 every sense OF the word,
Ca statesman Of fine order Of talents, easily ar-
proache, open, tree and frank. perseyering and
industrious in his vocation as the representa-
tive OF an enlightened people,) 10 discharge The
duties deyoving upon the Governor OF tree Re-
public, unbiased by preju ices OF every kind-no
ambitious designs TO satisfy but conscience
void of guile, he would, il elected, be The true and
faithful Executive OF the good old Commonwealth
Of Virginia, and in whose hands her rights would
be secure.
1t is mol my purpose, Messts. Editors, on the
presen! occasion, to enter into laboIed article
10 prove hat Eastern Virginia is entitled 10 her
Governor al the presen! time-tar be it from me
TO excite sectional prejutices amongst The mem
bers in this eection-yet, il does seem 10 me, that
This portion OF The State has not had the honor OF
furnishing a Governor within my knowledge; yet
we have gentlemen among Us OF known legal
abilities, men oil as fine order of talents as the
world can furnish, and whilst The honors are 10 be
conferred, lei il be Gone literally, and lei Eas.
ern Virginia come in; her sons are worhy-Then
elect Mr.. Atkinson; Virginia would be proud OF
him, proud OF such a son. have not seen Mr..
Atkinson Tor some lime, therefore have not con
sulied him touching this mater. Ii will be- news
TO him when he may read il, but | have no doubE,
if il should be the pleasure Of The members OF
the next General Assembly, TO elect Mr.. Akin
son Governor OF Virginia, that he will accept and
discharge The duties incumbent thereon, with The
courage ami fidelity that becomes the gentleman
and The patriot. GALLAIlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05
TS tie Editors Of The Enquirer


Gentlemen: AS il will BE- the duty OF the next
Legislature OF Virginia 10 elect Governor Tor
this commonwealth | beg leave 10 call their a.
tenlion. through your Columns, 10 The claims oil
Col. Henry l.. Hopkins OF Powha;an, man
well knov. in Virginia. Col Hopkins IS in all
respects we'll qualified TO ill that office; having
served in The Legislature, and as Councillor, and
acted as Governor nearly one year, ne has be-
come thoroughly acquainted with the duties 10 be
performed Moreover, Col. Hopkins sacrificed
one wear Of his Councillotship 10 obedience 10
the call of his friends to run Tor the Legislature,
n which he failed, owing 10 The great efforts oil
The Wings to keep him al home. Col. Hopkins,
in responding 10 the call oil his friends, sacrificed
one thousand dollars. In doing This Col Hop
kins had no other motive than TO obey his con
stituenls He is a man OF FIRST rate order ci
talents and need say nothing further than to ask
The people t. view his course in the Legislature.
The tax bill, for which he was SO loudly ceosured
then, now meets the entire satisfaction of Wing
and Democrat. Look at his course 10 Tie New
York and Virginia controversy some years ago,
whilst acting as Lieu, Governor. Win what
power and ability did he meet Gov. Stewards
mischievous grounds against The rights OF VIZ
snia, who claimed the punishment OF the KID
ma ppers of our slaves Col. Hopkins is now
known as one OF The Electors OF Virginia tor Pre-
sidenl and Vice President. He is man oil in
dustrious habits and every way qualified 10 lie
Goyernot hope the Legislature will mol over
look his claims. POW LA IAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-05
SIGNS OF THE TINES.

Ia Thursdays "hi., Il Wing Of Chester
field" endorses a Wing Of Goochlant" in his
call lar a Convention 10 nominate candidate
for Congress; adding that lif. Bous ''has emile.
~ separated himself from the Wing party il Civ
ing all The aid ard comfort he could TO The enc
my be any evidence 81 such separation. Ii is
time therefore, that the Wings OF The District
should lake line mater IN their own hands, unless
They intend 10 make an entire surrender OF ali
manllness aud independence"
Per cOn,ra, in yesterdays papers there IS a
Card, signed by 1859 personal and political
friends" of Mr. Bolts, inviting him 10 supper TO-
night. The names Of none OF The Wing leaders
appear, bul plenty OF Inc rank and file. Signs
indicate that Mr.. Bots Las tac masses with him,
and that The leaders will have 10 "snTIeader all
manliness and independence"