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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-01
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CON.
VENTION.


met a, Glasgow last Saturday. Judge J.
A. Clark was chosen President aud J. C.
Ross Secretary. The Delegates from
Charlton, we're Jas. A. Clark, Abner Fin.
NELL John Hu,chison.- John Doxey and
Henry Shannon; from Howard, Richard
Earickson, A. Hendrix, Francis HALEY,
Archibald Woods, II. Brannin, d. Pipes
and J. C. Ross.
C. F. Jackson and Lisbon Apologize
were the only persons named. Judge
Apologize was withdrawn, and Mr.. Jack.
son was unanimously nominated.
1t was known some days before the Con-
vention met, that Mr.. Jackson would be
the nominee. Charlton preferred their
own man, but it was useless 10 run him, as
the Howard delegation was united, and
would of course carry the day.
Our democratic friends have had much
trouble on the subject of candidate for
this Office. The whole management has
been done here. The first plan was to run
the old Senator, but DR.. SCOTS position
forced him from the canvass. DR.. Scot,
had many friends who desired him TO be
the candidate, bu, the position he had as
sumed, together with the opposition of
the leaders rendered il almost impossible
f,r him to ge, the nomination, or succeed
If he should, and he therefore very wisely
withdrew. This left Charlton tolerable
chance for the candidate, which was deci-
dedly the most unpalatable face the affair
had assumed. Mr.. Jackson had his eye
on the Speakers chair, but there was con-
siderable doubt as to his success in this
county; parties, all admit, are very nearly
equal, and there was some dead timber
in his way which the most careful throw
could not avoid. His friends considered il
absolutely essential for him to be in the
Legislature, not, TO be sure, TO represent
the interests Of the county or district, for
this never entered their or his mind, but
for the double purpose of defeating Chari-
ton, which is understood to be in favor oil
the wvong person for United States Sena.
tor, and to advance his own pretensions "a
that place. The whole affair was man
aged with much tact; Charlton was coaxed
with very might makes right" air, and
upon the very first intimation in favor o.
Mr.. Jackson, made more through sympa.
thy for his numerous defeats than any thing
else, she was fobbed, and is to be used as
mall TO drive through the man who thrus
aside her favorite The following, how
ever, we suppose will recompense herr
Resolued, That the thanks OF this Convention
be rendered to Judge Apologize. and .hro' him
to the Democracy Of Charlton County. for lht
manly and magnanimous withdrawal OF his name
from this Convention and his pledge to use all
honorable means 10 secure the election OF the
Hon c. F. Jackson.
A highwayman once met a traveller
and demanded his purse; the traveller was
disposed to demonstrate, but was cut shor,
with this appeal 10 his magnanimity: Now
be man and hand over your purse, and
save me the trouble Of knocking you down
and taking it, This appeal produced q
"magnanimous withdrawal of his" purse
and each went their way.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-01

iHE Treaty ARRIvED,-Moior Ora.
nam OF The Typographical Engineers. bear.
er OF dispatches from the United SAT-,
commissioners at Queretaro to our Co.
ernment' arrived in this city on Thursdov
afternoon, the 18th inst. in eighteen and =
"1 W. Gays from the city of Mexico. wv
we ". are assured that Maj Graham brouoh,
~ .ne secretary of State the Official sn'
amusement 'u Of the final ratification Of ,hs
area.y oy the Mexican Government. ac o
eSomPanled by the congra,uIations of ,%.
minister Of Foreign Relations of that Gov e.e
,rnnen,' upon the conclusion of pesce he
tween Inc two countries MAJ. mi
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-01

FRoN MExrco.--Official information has
been received Of the ratification of the
treaty, from Messrs. Sewer and Clifford
Our army is fast leaving the country. and
by now, we suppose many of the troops
have arrived At New Orleans. Mr.. Sc.
vier is looked for Immediately; Mr.. Cliff
ford remains in the country, as resident
minister from our government.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-01
From Martinique.

NEW YORK, June Y.
We learn that the French Government vessels
had errved at Ponce with many refugees from
Martinique. From them we understand that the
whites had driven the blacks out OF the city OF
Martinique. On the receipt Of this intelligence
the Governor OF Porto Rico issued proclsma.
ton prohibiting The slaves from assembling to
gether in large numbers. and threatening all de.
tected in such assemblases with instant death.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-01
From Yucatan.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22d.
The ship Charleston arrived from Campeachy
today. She brings melancholy news from Yu-
catan. The Indians, It is stated, viols,ed the treaty
OF peace as soon as it was made, and commenced
an indscriminate slaughter. They murder the
whites whenever and wherever they find them-
Nothing but immediate relief from the United
States can arrest The carnage.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-01

"We learn from Mr.. HendIey Bynum,
just from Santa Fe, that Mr.. T. w. Perry.
formerly of this place, is dead.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-01

WI; Inc Hon; J, J. CRrrrEsDIs, being the
wsWWg candidate for Governor of the S,s,s
S 8. Men'ucky, has resigned his seat in the
h" e"a'e, and departed from this city for his
"ome On Wednesday. Health. bsnn;nss.
'"o 'ohs life attend him.-Nui. Intel
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-01

USee notice Of examination of ,,u.
dents Of Howard High School.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-01

land joas e.. archer Chief Justice Of MARY.
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TTNHIRTYTHRE E years experience as clerk In one OF
the principal accounting Offices OF the treasury tou
Auditor qualified the subscribeI undertake gem
ers agency of the federal
ment or before Congress- An intimate acquaintance with
OF in the several departments ana ou-
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10 every subject connected with public accounts and
actions with which he has become familiar from long
facilities which, perhaps, few others possess HIS attention
will be directed to the prosecution oil claims OF every CHAR
acte embracing revolutionary claims against the United
States or individual States whether for lands
all kinds communication Tor han pay ana Doui-
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States examination of titles, and procuring patents Tor
lands OF duties remission OF nnes or ortltures
other laws the prosecution OF Chains
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Mexican claims before board OF commissioners
hereafter be formed the sale or purchase OF rea
estate and generally the transaction OF and every
description OF business in which the services OF an agent
be required
The subscriber extensively known in the city of ash
ing civil officers the government, TO many oifcers
both the army and navy well as 10 members o Con-
gentlemen selected whom, if necessary, particular
reference is requested, 10 viii:
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ALBION X. PARRls, Second do DO
PErKR HAGsER, Third Auditor OF the treasury.
Gen. THOMAS S JEsuP, Quart. Master General u S. A.
GEORGE GiBsoN General OF Subsistence
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Gen. NATHAN TowsoN, Paymaser General
Col JOSEPH G. TorIEN, Chief of the Corps OF Engineers
Col JoHa j. ABEKT Chief of Topogr phical Engineers
JAxgs THoMPsos, esq Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
RICHARD BURGESS.
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Medical DspcS.nsns.


THE annual for ISIS VII commences 90 me
last MoxpAY in October next, Via introductory zee
The daily lectures thereafter viii be delivered in the e
anl and buildings which have been erected
or the Medical Depar Lombard stree, lew door
-s.t of Hanover For medical school, arranged
mon The most anpe seal hey comprise eSey requisite
COZ he purposes of instruction.
The very exteu-ive buildings Broadway, near Balm,
rr street. heretofore sed by this facu, viii be retained
r hospital purposes aud fos the delivery OF clinical e
I, ....--l A.
The museum is entirely new, and in the obs'eneai de-
paument is not surpassed by any other In The United
States -
JoHS c. S Mossun, NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and
EpwsRo FoRExAs NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry ard
Pharmacy. =, - n1--s t.... -
Physiology =. , n 49, r. ,.,;,,,a. NJ
Ned,cnr MsdIcal Juns prudence, and Mental Di-eass
lEoEes McCooK NJ D., Professor OF Institutes and rfse
OF surgery. . - 80 r ,.,....
ana Diseases of W ouasf and Children
TnoaAs z Bosp. A. NJ "A. d, Professor OF lhefaPru-
tic.. Nstena Medica, and Hygiene
WAksxAy BArAnrY, ID, Drnonstrator OF Anatomy
Tickets SIS eaeh--D potna tki-D-moastfator siv-
S.,,,crlation So. For circulars, addrrss :. -
Sept. 5--eoIlNov
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A n ~
pIiatorls the service OF the Post Office Department
tof ne ending tho xh June, lSS authoflDes The
TIA OF the mail by the Charleston hey West
and Havana lne or by other ste aners to such othe
may deem practicable and expeasn,i" and appropriate
there the Ct e5 go. To enable said law be pu
into operation,
Proposals cary ing the mails OF the Unled from
Isl of February 1879 the 3h June, $751; inclusive
will be received al the Contract Office OF Post Once De
panmenI in the city of Washington, until 8, M OF the
the and in the and time herein specified
viZ'
No $3.50 From St Augustine by Smyrna, Indian River
San Lucie Jupiter Miami, Key Largo Indian Key. hel
West Chariurre Harbcr, sssa .ola Tampa Cedar Keys
81 Marks, Apainchioola ST Josephs, and 81 Andrew =
Pensacola twice month and back, in steamboats,.
Separate proposals for sections OF the above routes al
follows will bc Considered vizi
From ST Augustine Key West.
From Pensacola TO Apsiachlcola-
From APaachicola 10 Tampa.
From Tampa TO Key West, supplying In each case The
Proposals Tor weekly service the above
lions Of routes, will also be considered
NOTE.
signed By esponsb persons in the following
manner, WIS
"The undersigned guaranty that
if his bid for carrying the mail from TO b
Igaron prior srst day Of February asrt with goo
and sufficient suretos, perform the service proposed
This should be accompanied by The certfcair oil posi-
ster other equivalent s;mony, that the guaranor
properly and able 10 make good their guaran
The proposal should be sent the department sealed
endorsed Proposals No. $50 in Florida,
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General.
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from combination
and the and conditions which The contract IS
be made, see the last animal adyeHseInent
Posr OrFIoE DEPARTMENT, Washington, Sept. 10, Isis
Sept 3p-lawl2s
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f0'r or"er D o. : iss
PROPOSALS for carrying thu nsii Of ne Uesd States
L Iou he Ia dsy Jsnsary. lSss . Ios son day Of
Iune. 1880. inclusive N ne Siass o. 80 S,. n DC
nent in tbe eily Of Washington, rI D. r. o. ne an Of
Oecenber ISIS BE- decided b y oo~ihz day, on tho
No ..o1 F,osn Rsene, Wl-ooDsn. ~ Fo1Btain, Ives
Grove. Yorkva-, hncheseI, ba'initon PiinE rTalne.
% Janesvill-, IS nl-s and back thrre unss WEEK
Leave Racine every MOnday Wednesday. and Faday at
Anive at Jsnesvis same days by Y ?. N
Leave J.nesvils evsry Tsssdsy. Thwsd.y. and ssfur
Awe Al Racine same days by W p. m.
E-tras from The act Of cOasr", q I'd q aa'oa' 1885, nc
.s.S 4, further ,nae,s. That IL shall he The duty Of
the PrtmsseG Ge-fs al future ei'inzs Of contracts Tor
ibe transportation Of h- mats irl The same IN every
case bidder tenerns guarantees for
f.Itff prfornasnce Sthou Oher reSer~Dee To the mode
transportation th~n rnsy De necessary % provide for
se DE ery, certainly asf arsras y 49, ra"yora
ioa nor shall any contractor hereafter DC required
purchase out lake valaaon ins s or vehicles Of
any previous contractor ioE the same route
Bdaer are requested their proposals. the mode
by which they intend convey ia- mar If The zr aud
weight OF me na speed called for IA the schedules
orse coach CONVEYANCE tie ease may be- and IN ina,
ess th- roue viii be 10 lei bid ProToring such mode
Of eoaveyssce. Buif coaches non necessary 70,
mails the wifi be assigned 70 ie bAa 'hA' proposes
the cheapest mode Of tran siOI'r'ion.
FoKNs-
F-Of bid teh,rt change fsa adrsrtist"eat Is
fs~ygaled ~ the blddu.
m Tor We as the may led lh~rs write the pane or
uxmes in full OF there TIE residence OF Iesdeneesl
hereuy propose carry the mail on No Iron
TO as oten s- The dofrlAretheHs icfuie', IN INC
time stated Ia the scbsdu-- aud By The following mode Of
conveyance Qsere safe bow As 10 be con'eye
| for Inc annual sum OF >
Dated
Seeomd-Of GUARANTEE 10 accompany saeh eid.
1.-THE undersigred thege insert the name OF the guarAn-
,o or uaranfor.) guarantees tina there in-ci The
ldlT or names bidders, the may be- his Tor
! th-ir) bid Tor carrying the nsil from 10
be aecrpped by The Pcsmaser General shsl enter into
az obligaton pfior the o January next with good
and sutclcnt 50 Teies perform the service proposed
~ c. JOHNSON.
] Oct 5-iawiw
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New MUstC.-Jus, received the oad-esiabshed
~ store. Of 2lh stre-i, the following
music winch will be sold onehird less than the regular
price, making it only CT na page -
! want beau; music by W. J. Lsnic--
In the lonely grove lInger by White.
On home OF my boyhood by S. BricCer.
The silver moon; BY Bnrdste-
Voices from the spirit land By Me,csL
The merry hearted solder; by Turner
Prepare We, nymphs; tor three wees.
Win hawk and hound, for soars -css-
In thus old chair my father sat
Mourir pour la patrie BY White.
The four questions; by E S. Nasccn-
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The Ratification Quicssi-p OF Gen. Taylor
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THE annual course OF lectures Will commence the
L first Monday November and continue until the lsi
OF April.
FACULTY.
THoNAs MILLER. NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
JOIN NJ. THOMAS, M. D., Professor OF Physiology and
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Diseases OF Women and Children.
CHARLks q PAGE, NJ. d., and LEONARD d. GALE, NJ. D.,
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JosHuA RILEY, NJ. D., Professor of Ma,era Medica and
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JoHs FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
GKAFros TYLER, M D., Professor of Pathology and Pfac
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X. KING STONE, NJ. D. Adjunct Professor of Anatomy.
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. D., Demonslra,or OF Anatomy.
Clinical lectures twice week, with operations. Cases
viii be selected from The nirnsry and public dspensary
Arrangements been made for the reception
Urinary oil much greater number OF patients than hereto
tooTe.
Fee for full course oflecturcs Sla5
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week.
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