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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
Vol. ..
S L A N z A S.

When love for earth would temp, thy heart
To bide where sin has driven,
Oh, bid the slavish theme depart,
And sometimes think OF Heaven.
When sorrow seems to teach thy soul,
That thou art unforgven,
o, heed thee not its dark control,
For all is brigh, in Heaven.
And still, il evil passions Turk,
To move which, thou hast striven,
0, set again thy soul to work.
And let the theme be Heaven.
1t matters not how sad the i'll
That DER thy soul has riven.
For Virtue has Giead still,
Wiener thou turn'st to Heaven.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
.EaptRes w. Harris,

Commission. and For'carding Merchant, and
Produce Dealer,
WATER STREET, GLASGOW, no.
T lBERAL Cash advances made on all ship
L mentS Of Produce, sc. for the Southern and
Eastern markets.
Glasgow, January %, ls43.--46 6m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
joseph Ed. Smith,
HsOCt. WIN. Everett,

uAVING located permanently in Fayette, of.
Ill fers his professional services to the citizens
Of the place and vicinity.
OTResidence I'd door below the Bank.
Fayette, April 10th, IS47.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
PIOuSiiing.

Collars, Harness, Back Bands Blind Brides,
Traces, and the real .JelceH Ploughs. Call at Car
rolls, where everything can be had, cheap.
Glasgow, ms.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
BENJAMIN IL. TWOsnbIy,

Alto R N L Y A T l. A W,
"7ILL practice in the Courts Of Howard.
w Randolph, Charlton and Carroll counties.
OH5-Ofice On the west side of the Public Square
Fayette, Howard Co.. Mo-, May I'd, 1877. SLY
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
Aus IN 4. hINJ.
Msi. Jas. S. Rollins.

Hon. A. A. kng-SiR: Your letter Of
this date has been handed me by Mr.. Risk,
and It's contents considered. Ii was only
few days since that | returned home from
The South, where had been absent for the
last three months, endeavoring to dispose
OF the products of my farm, in consequence
OF which II will require short period to
arrange my private business, and 10 pre-
pare for planting the crop for the season.
As soon as this is done, it will give me great
pleasure to arrange the appointments to
suit our joint convenience, to meet you be.
fore the people in the discussion of those
great political questions in which they feel
50 deep an interest. Having, as learn,
devoted yourself very assiduousIy to the
promotion of your political interests for
the last six months, in seeking the nomina.
ton which you have secured at the hands
of the Democratic State Convention, YOU
may at the start have somewhat the adyan.
tage Of me, but feel assured that after,
shall have reviewed the political topics of
the day, and aided you in telling the whole
story, | shall beat you at the polls. And
when reflect upon the long neglected in
terests of our grrat State. and the policy
which will be pursued during my admins.
tration to advance them, al,ho' defeat q,
first may be somewhat unpleasant to you,
much will be left to console you; for as YOU
Will perceive, that which you regard as
your losS will be the peoples gain.
am, Judge, respectfully,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
II. E. TERRY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

FAYETTE, MO,
wv ILL faithfully and promptly attend to all
w business entrusted to his care, in the
Courts of Howard, Boone Cooper, Saline, Chart
ton Randolph and Macon counties.
0t- Office west side Of the public square
Fayette, October I'd, 1917. 30-tf
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CORRESPONDENCE.
BooNvILLE, April lS4s.

DEAR Srn:-As you have the nomina.
ton of the Wing Convention of this State
for the Office of Governor. l propose, if
agreeable to you. that we shall make tour
OF the State in canvass together. If this
proposition meets with your appreciation,
we can reduce our mode of operations 10
system, publish our joint notices, and
thereby have an audience, at all times made
up of the two great political parties of the
country. should be pleased to hear from
you before | leave this place.
l am, very respectfully,
AUSTIN A. KING.
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are bu,rsonis for iaesis.e wene The so.i OF Flo,r
row unsnd is estimated 40 5J0clo hhs Sales 203 b5is
Sour az D. FOR Sauthsro there to some inqary ard
notice ssiel go or 200 bbs common bfsudl a. -5o
63li 10 offered o. - the wharf Meal i rs.hsr
nofe tcife sno We bean ~ So bbs Ierses f .j03 5t.
The de- nand for Rye d. moderate Al .,f; Jst
OEAlN-foT Whsa. there isef.lr mann, fst A., -o,s.
tons rre not hn The fsIe- are 100 bushels I'D o
about ISL cents Du o. 700 bushels prime Gsr4see a.
llot- lpfo New tftey staten lssno nuc Long Island
e. l@'o ~ ceftl. aud .y DO Weston private terms
Corn IL Do moderate request and without snse notice
W utt &C sales II go lufLes ~ a Mixed.
b3o3 Tor new Northern sud Jersey End 80 r fs-
orleans VI Rye there sales GOO bushels % p %
eenis Ia Bailey there i nothing doing. Prize parcels
are hsid al 20 cen Oss Aer oui 81 - Tor jersey
ard "a cents flr Norfhero
WHIsKY-salss 10 bis Prsen have been made a. s
cents. cssn.
PROVIslONs-Thsrs Is better feeling 10 Pork hu. 10
marked change 30 Jrices Ne~ Mes j. 10 demand aud
flr Mess1 Is for New Prime tud 8 ioT Mess Old
Prime can be hough below 81 sales 10 1bs City Mess
Beef az s. and ~ obs Beef Hams at cO The msrfst
issteady Lad j. IN fair inquiry but there rot much
landirg Sales 30 kegs a. 81 cents Bbs held Al
S!0 Picked Nests offered II q and u ior Shout
drrs and Hams Enttef q ID fOod demand aud steady
parcels IL Cheese there lss been considerable doing
within few days sales 400 boxes 70 day 81 3 % cts
SEEDS clover !. dull At 7d7i cents The demand Is
extremely Limited sale Of 100 bags fsHsesd made
az 81 cents. bags extra.
OlL-Amencsn Ii seed is held ct % eeDts sses 900
gala English at sea jsi cenfs q cal.
OlN-fNCsaiss 8 900 % have been made A. soc cssh
BtESWAN-Jhe inquiry 10 co q and 600 or 1900 p
Yellow have been taken at about previous prices.
hDNE-Ihe tendency Of prices u downward and sales
0 GOO p have been made az = cents FOR North est ard %
CTS foI South Sea
TOBACCO-Thers il some inqoigy for Kentucky aud 90
lids common sold ~ IA b 10.
ROMA sale Of 10 Scotch Pig 10 arrive made
al SO. months
LME-Two goes Eastern sold 1t 90 cents for common
az q ltx cents Tor finishing
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DEAra o. joins KooN. EsQ-Oar readers are
aware that m1ca interest Ia. been excited a. % thee
sha lead the death Of tie late Judge Koe, and hat
a. ilqicss was held upon, and p5enorien examination
hsi Of thc b.ty with v.o~ 10 possible u ascsTtf'n z
,aose on Friday The Il Dor,,a. cxannation oi
o. sY elshaf and saturday testimony received be-
fee ne Coroner Jury. when ne Inquest terminated The
result was verdict that the deceased came 20 he death
ron dtnma1on of tho brain. four Of The jury. wis be-
E.vd The 81 lrcs recevCd IN the scuc with Nr. Hay
D.rl Co caused his desth, dissenting. Alb Argus
PayNsYiyANA LEcisLArURE the House, on
ssarlag. Mr. smith q Bradford. introduced supple
neut % the act 20 suthoIize the NewIork and Ere
Railroad 20 construct their Talosd through suquehannah
county.
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FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS.

LIVERPOOL Ship Aberdesn-f9i b5is hoop iron 10
well CO. hhds crates Vanghenson Charles-l crate
Dawson AT0tzen- 10 do ck slsson = Co-IJ do CT
Torry Brothers, Boston-9 cks Brewer 4 Nelson
- chs 94 bdls sheet ron u Thorp-57c boxes tin
plates Phelps Dodge tO5k cks SOFA oh JAS Lee Co
20 cts Wiiets-ll bars iron go bdls hoop iron
Wetmore CO-lOl5 bars do 1913 bds 90 Waterman
COlJH bars do 81 bdls do Hughes Ssmson-l7 c. But
tcrfed Brothers Col bales c. Oakley Co.'S bales
X Spedfing-l bale G. Chase & Wdlker-l7 c. - bales
or,srs Williams a onion cS Is l,s'ss sr,itb Tturear
Coli cs A Mitchell Col DO MADDEN son--i bales
40 bXs key Col case ) d LathrJp-l@ 90 H.
slevens-7 40 Riggs. Babcock CO.. DO d W Cabin NJ
kicHardson Watson CO. &C stanton Baues-y css
Heyef7 casks - snvs "a bags nails flan-l5 cases
Rigss, Babcoek COo do Russell Marsh-iJ5j bricks
1916 bars lion 200 bdis d. rs bales ID cases order
BOTTERDAM-Shp Eize-D pipes gin w
Agerell-3 cases mdso TIMBER. Dnfbman Co.. csks 10
sacks do Grant StOne5l tons -- Merian Bernard
parcel l. Herchentath-2J pkgs Graves Co
wine N MaIhtylj cssks gin box Cazet AstOln-lil
pkgs BALM y sanier6 pnchus Hammond, Esq-<74l
bds ratans BooTnaD, Johnson d Co casks mdze s.
Poppe-<45 cases / 90 wine Hoiker no Imam box
Warrington case Tihany Young Ellis-l5 pipes gin
Jsstug-5 casks . cases = bolerman-z 10 dtmp9e..-
20 pipes gin BaTsaIn Cos cases parcel d Muller
- Bunne ghansonl csss chests kossvelt 4 Son
Koop q Col cask wine + O W Bunt-r0 boxes %
essss wine Adoipa Pscks-i case De Greenwsy. Henry
smith casks wine Schuchardt FabeT90 cssks clay
So do madder, d. vineg'T 81 pipes GIN box mdze %
MONTENlDEO-B.ig Falaosh-l0 bales wool IL DO
sheep skins 428 hides " " De Forest Co5l bales wool
do sheep skins John Rodmsn2 bales horse hair + \
POppe-l5 bales 90 II Rose Of Phisaelphia-l5o bales
mdse q Pufdore-N do Barnard and Co.'S do Russell
Esrsh-l70 bales sheep skins 70 order.
MALAGA Bark Chatham -2f8 hbs 200 cks 200 or cks
n 800 hxs 100 hf do 1000 az do 80 kegs 81 bales nOwes
Godfrey Co
DOMESTIC NEGOTIATIONS
ST MARKS-HaFk Ocifia--5O6 bales cotton III ilbfo1s
Nelson * Co 295 do 36 hides-Coe, Anderson Co-llf
bales bxs tobacco Allen meYnen5 20 bales cotton
"A Waning son-l5 Bryan Msitland-67 FOX e. Lv
ingsion-34 Centre CO--l3 Swift WsldTon-2l Hop
tiug l. Allen--lI & A WefmOre- bI | 50 hides At
water & Mulfun-6 pieces castings John Moore box
4 j White-2 bxs Dttenhoeier-l7 bxs 10 order.
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New-yorh Carle ,larke,.-MospaY, Jan. II.

ny our Own hopoItei.l
A. Market 80 Beef Cattle. $50 Cows and Calves and
leo sheep and Lambs
PxicEs, REA1RSs, Sc.-Beg caHie-With additional
trpehea prices fallen lJ the highest quot
Cd ilst week about 50 e The
avsd mostly within sass Buyer, however, have no.
spsraoa 70 an extert corresponding Nth the ns6eI Of
Cae a. marsesome 500 head remaining over unold az
the elise Of e week business, on Monday evening Al
other 10, Of 20 head taken Co The Bermuda market
The caeruss SEQ from the SOUTH and the rest this
STATE Cattle
Co.'S and Calres-There continues 20 be fair demand
fofbsth prices IL anythius, fraction better han hose
cbiansd last week. Sale At from So 70 sSVeeao All
soid
sap and LaabsBayegs have cleared The The Market
prices which show decided advance upon last qoai~
ton. ssirs II nom - 70 50Q6 a. in quality.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN poctefstp ST Jaraes foni London Rev Edwafd Pids-
ley, Deborah Pidsley Edward Pdsley, Jr Sarah T. Pids
ley. Meusnna Pidsley, Capt Parker, Smith, Nancy
Smith. John Smith Thos Andrews, Joshua Harvey, Jr,
Samuel Dormant Geo Williamson and John Moore.
IL ship E.ise from Roerdua-Henry Muller. Hamburg,
III N-rl.LLoL.L. NJ LalLer .-d lamLLy. HaL.and-
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W SEP MAGEE 1QURNAL. FOURTH PAGE 81
Banks Bearn, Edwards. Mobile, eager Isaac Mead
Brown, Savannah, II NJ Deml; Daniel Webster, Church
NOreans II Engle
Briss Dahlia, Pine, Boston, J Atkins L Co; Naraiske
MetcaH II Thomas, Pratt Russell.
schrs Hannah, Weaver. Philadel, N McCready Co
sen,or, Knapp Savannah, slurses Chairman CO. Atha
liza Parnell, Wilmington, Brown De R0sseti; Thomas
Peteikiu, Ames, Providence.
Arrivcd-Psckets ship St James, Christensen London
Portsmouth Nov q mdse, TO GrnneA. Minturn c.
the 81 James has experienced very Westerly "a Is
for p days Proceeded 10 Faya TO procure provisions fer
the seesge passengers left Fays Dec 20, having been de
tanned there 10 days making the passage from Portsmouth
Ship Aberdeen, Nicho Liverpool Sc DIS mdse to stur
ges Clearman q Go; III strge passsrs
Brom ship Elize' Koch, Rotterdam 50 ds mdse, to
schuidt Bschen i4th last, exchd siss with an AueT
low diamond in the center steering East The Ellie has
experienced very weather for the last p days
Bark DELLA of Mystic Stark, St Marks l6 ds, cotton, to
Bark Chsthom Besrse Malaga Dec 9, fruit, to Howes,
Brig Falmouth. (of sal,imore) Hopkins Monieyideo
Nov "a, Florence 10, mdse 10 master. Sid in co with brs
Pauline Of Baltimore for NYork Left bark Austin, for
Boston 10 ds bgs Caroline Plat Of NYork for Boston
Russian, oisg Angola do Oceana repaired aud ds
lor Boston Treaty trading on the coastal veil The
bound Moneydeo, had been long time a. sea- and cot
arrived supposed lost Sch John Caudy from RIO
Grande bound Montcvideo, IN heavy gallo carried
away both mass aud put back into Rio Grande Dec 49,
lai 80 s. Ion 50 IS W. passed bark showing white sig
Brig Albertina Montgomery sisa 20 d. mdse, to order
LEI bark Glencoe trom campeaehy to load for SfoTs,
hgs Quincy for NYork in few days. Mary Ann, 90 unei
schr John Tyler, ldg for Boston unc.
Bris Robert Pennel mermau, jacksonville, IF, ds,
100 900 feet live osk snd hard pine TO John Once
Schr Sesmew Stanley, Thomaston Me- Is ds lime, to
W Trundy.
Schr Mary Lengaon, Ames, Thomaston d. lime 10
w Trundy.
stores 10 Brown De Rossett a Co. sih inst, 80 miles
South OF Cape Haterss carried away the maiumsst with
sail and rigging stteched
schr Gassabeas Foster jacksonville, Ell. q, 10000
feet lumber TO Gchrist Co. lfth inst, Sandy Hook
bearing by w distant 10 mileg spoke ship Avalanche
hence for NOrleans -
Schr Congress. Sawyer, jacksonville, EF, ds 5000
feet lumber 10 GilchTist.
Below ship Monterey Collins, I'M NOIlssns.
Also ba4 a. aud bTigs unknown.
sailed-Paoketships Waterloo, Liverpoo Ne~-Y0fk.
do; bark Childe Harold Havana Wind NV.
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'ANDENHOFF's Art Or ELOCDT
FOURTH EDITION.

THE ABOVE WORK has received favorable notice
from every psper thst has seen l. Also highly recon
mendec BY srea' number Of professors and teachers
From he Railway Register.
While perusin- this work We have been particularly
struck with the many beautiful and sublime passages from
che first writers which Mr. Nanfsth0is exquisite taste
h's led him % select supplying o. most appropriate
mediums through which fo eXhi1 ais art Mr. Y entire
success in this respect sf0ros preQmptve evidence In
not only Of his thorough appreciation " Ma
10 ads nfage dressed ION whic after al the life aud
split 81 cution depenil but sso his trsfs-endant
SKILL a. an Artist We have ensush Of tho work to
satisfy Us il must take the lead Of itsSiui
Teachers that have not examined - work are requested
- call and get COPY FOR rxsmiuffca lgats Of the pub
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AMI SENENTS.


4 CARDIFF sTEYyRNAREIsCH MUSICAL
- tOifANl Def 10 return il-r os- srLlsfai &C.
-t-n.f q 'a' fuaNe Ct Ae~-l.Ik ier iae yerf
ti-rfiis fee-p1t ed re liberal p.r1laE- .lh ~hfch
ihs ehf loa-fr-s '-sy h1Fs sesn Rove t.ss lcrorei
.. =, - ..f e. a-.y -t5 w---i $50 sx-
o. .9fr-cia -.-a licA li-iI Performances have en-
SANITY .. -r l..i--t.
They s' BEG cave 30 ,h.t they viii have the
honcl CD give another s--s of Concerts tulr IL uami-
fn-J on luts-ly ~ -Es1ay ald saturday evenings VI
TIE present es-t, ard s3sy he lsh inst OF rext
week. IT, VIII De positively their 'sst arrrarl-c- ir
ms ety. q oa the - tfy are sagee o. perform % the
Con-elr n ffs Plt liiall !, society b. Phlsisirhia
Ilercw. be- tl cl-4e change % re Programmes each
On TUESDAY EVENING. Jaa i'. tie fs,los.ss niece.
all1-r others v-iIl be psiie-usis
Overture 20 re Opens L. >-.ne. y.........A Uh-r
Overture o The Opera Die t-.suulh Reissiser
faIlators for tas1,-o-e2ecaict y Eltz-ccu-
lfte4 ac1ni
Ia Boasaes-0rsld Poipourri by strsa.s
On wednesday evening" he stsyerr .Tkische Musca
company vii give ter only Concert ~ Brooklyn Al The
Femae Acaisny. III
s >TUa-PLACE OPEKA--Sorce-Ts flsiiifs.s
~ er-if ne r1rqle--l snd amp Theatre doors com
mulicalng With As-cl plce and n glth-street viii be-
oPered =. De erd Of tte performances. WEDNESDAY.
January H. viii BE- presented ihe oPsr. Of IL CREZiA
hOk0lA. Lucrezis, 81 Enors Teress Tru D1ca Alfonso
81 seitimio kess Oeusaro. ; bencetu OIsini "a
Li.tt lc-sl, D1itetfl, Severe Strni Gaze 10
renzo b su1i Nitsiozzi s. Penonlesi; Ggstchsl To-
sign1r y. farlss. LlFeictto =. selma Boulsrd ,
Pauucc s'r frLrcefco Gri5-rrac Maestro Direttors,
sizror sAii Leaosf q The Orchestra sifn1l RsFeiu
Doon opsn - 7oe.ocs-,o commerce st7t ll6
Mr.. PHILIP ERNST PROFESSOR or rHE
VI FIJI To- nss ihe honor e announce 70 bis friends pc
PTS aud the paoc thar bis
ANNUAL CONCFhT
sill take place 90 sATr RDAY EVENING Jan. p. a the
Apollo rooms which occasion he viii be assisted BY the
following emirens talent:
VOCAL PERFORMERS.
Mrs EDWARD LODER, Mrs EASTCOTT, and Mr.
PHILIP MAYER.
INsTRgNESrkI FERFoRHEEs
Mr Herman A. WollenhAupt and Mr Re ksies the
auoiorl- Master Bruno Wolfe hsupt l0niy twelve
ys % Ase whose performances excite the a1mirsnonoi
al Who lear hi l on che volin bis s Appearance; Nr.
he zelund the glololceAo.
Mr. Ahreus viii presie a. the piaDoflIts
TiChETS FIFTY CENTs-to be had az the music
Stores sid az the door the evening of the perform
q A. the residence of hr Ernst, J95 BroadsaT near
Wdker-st- iis TThkS.s'
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sSISSIPPI RIVERI

rHE LARGEST FASTING ~ TIE WORLD
DAiNTED on THREE MILES or CANVAS i-Ek-
hibung view Of country 200 miles In length extend
ing from the mouth Of the Missouri River to the City Of
NewOrcans snt reaching ten degrees II latitude
BEIN3THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays excepted a. the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING IN Broadway. adjoining Nihio's
Garden. Admission 50 cents, children half price. The
Psn0rams will commence moving ~ O'Clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and Saturdays 81
O'Clock dil tfi-ua
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On he 18th inst JANE WASOS, wife Of lthsInour
~ lhaio ReniA, ased p years
rrr fnends and those ~ her husband, will please
- No Olehsld-st on Wednesday afternoon, Of oelCcs
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Young GUARD S0IREE.-The Fourth annual
Soiree ofthe Dung Guard Tor Young Mems Henry lay
Asocia on viii take place Al the Coliseum on Monday
evening January 81 Tickets may be obtained OF any
member Of the Committee and st t1s principal Hotels
MN. }. HASSEL, Chairman.
HESRY G. BoUDEor, Rec. Secretary. j 1871
AIDES COMPLIMENTARY BALLto George
- n. Evans. rammany Hail. Frb. IS, 1913. Tickets
sdmitiing gentleman and ladies 81, can be had AZ the
Once q Young America, lb2 Nsss1u-st- om the Prss
dent, $50 Broadway or Of sny Of The Committee
> NJ. CLANNON, President
MAFA T COMNEEF0sD. Secretary
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CuRISTY-S 'MI-NSTRrIS

Ihe Oldest fsfshl shsd Band m he United satel =
Chrsfy, u Chfisiy. T. Pierce. Raynor. e.. Abbott,
T. N1ufhu, whose sinai and iulnitable Concerts are
nightly houorei with crowded and HI shly respectable
aldsn.es and unise-a y admitted excel every amuse
ment 81 3 similar Character offered In this city.
Admission 81 cents, children under 10 years halt Price.
Doors open AZ 0cl0ck-Coucert will commence 81 2.
On saturday, Jau. .t. - AFTERNOON CoNCgRr. Doors
omen AZ comm -nca Al B o. clock "