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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Correspondent
New YORK, August 8, Is

NEW YORK, August 9, lSIS.
la politics there is quite hull The object of inter
est here in that line present is the Buffalo convention
Speculation rife what the ticket will be. 1t gem
orally conceded that Mr. Van Buren, will receive the nomi
nation for President; but of the Vice, man tell.
Perhaps this time the happies of the wing politicians
is good friend Greeley of the Tribune Douby
pears that benevolent of his at this
and it for the Irish agitation in which he has
taken noble part, he would die Of utter apathyso
think.
The following slip from Tribune may of interest
of your readers That family of the Dudleys
derood not to be quite numerous as the congegated
Smiths.
'rHE DUDLEY INHERITANcE-Mr. Dean Dudley, Of Cam
bridge (Mass issues prospectus for geneaogy of the
Dudley family ilom the Norman conquest TO the present
claimants the great Dudley estate said be awaiting
heirs in that country Whoever sends him 81 for his book,
will be con buting toward the expenses OF his journey
So, Messs heirsexpectant the great Dudley estate,
write your cousin Dean, enclose dollar for the geneao
gy, don't forget pay the postage, and above a don't
bore us with your letters"
Last night little girl of three years of age walked in her
sleep Of hreesory window The noise occasoned by
her striking upon the awoke of the inmates
of the house, who Immediately conducted the little
nambuist, whole and unframed, back her crib The
cape almost miraculous.
The friends of Mr. Simpson-who had been for many
years the manager Of the Park Theatre, and during that
time contributed the of the New York
public than any who remains behind himhave called
meeting of citizens adopt assist his
family There will be respectable collection of
whose known character and energy guaranty
in this attempt console in some degree the widow
and the orphan.
The city present is remarkably healthy. The deaths
last week fifty less than those recorded during
the week Immediately preceding and the whole number
1863, compares by unfavorably with that for
corresponding period in l847 We subjon com paratve
of the different degrees of heat indicated
past by the record kept at Delatours in Wall
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On that ground again. wings such, oppose it, 70
them the Union is sacred, its vaus is incacuable
Finally is put forth its andard-bearer-f from
such he assembsge forth any unity
Martin Van Buren,, noted while in public lfs ''the
orthern with southern principles and who, il b.
my evil chance he could be restored power would
in all probability with all It's ancient ASSOCIATIONS
among which uncom pro
missing, INSCRIPTIONS, and vadctive opposition TO wing
and wing measures.
With such and sneh a ntion wings can
nothing in common-ind least of all when they
before them for their support such candidates Zachary
Taylor and Willard Fllnore-names which need eulogy
md fear scrutny-which honor TRUTH and triumph will
make ther own, and embazon in the loest record of
grateful country.
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THE UNION.

Miranda, under order for execution IN the plaza San
Pablo, city of Mexico, the Of a murder which he
had committed. On the galows to be placed an in
scrIpton, viz " Murderer and traitor to his country"
Nothing new from Guanaiuato
The only American troops in Vera Cruz when the
Fanny left were 500 men of the LIST artillery who wee
to sail for New York when General Smith would be pre-
pared to depart, which would not be, supposed
before the 9Th inst All kinds of ahoa al
in the interior Ii was confidently asserted and believed
that Paedes had been taken and ordered TO be shot
by the government. A rumor of serious nature
The American and British consuls had been murdered by
the Meyicans at Tabasco No cause was assigned for
the ac, other than that OF general hatred foreigners
large number of merchant vessels waiting at
Vera Cruz to learn the decision of the Mexican govern
men in relation to the tariff before entering their cargoes
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GENERAL WooL-This distinguished officer arrived lure
last night in the Telegraph, Captain Foger from
the Bazos. There but few among that galaxy Of he
oes whose deeds have shed such usre The American
in the late war; entitled greater credit than General
Wool Speaking of this general officer, reminds of the
reply of friend Captain George Tobn who. when ask
ed by officer give his opinion the ooted point
who really entitled the credit Of winning the battle
Of Buena Visa-Gen Taylor Gen. Wool" Be me
sow said Tobn, with look which plainly showed the
difficulty of answer, 81 think either of them could
have fought the battle but I'm we'd have been licked
without the presence of both. "-Dcifa. I ~ w
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Postscript,

Since the above sent to the press, the telegraph
announces the fact that the Committee Nominations
at Buffalo had unanimously recommended the Aomina-
ton of Martin Van Buren, and that nomination was sub
sequently unanin ously confirmed We not advised
whether any of the negro delegates admitted to
participate in this 'maiter of transcenden Importance"
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OFFICIAL.

u. s. SHIP "BRASpYwINE,"
Rio de Janciro, June "a, lS48
SIR. have the honor report thar yesterday received
a communication dated 10Th inst, from Lieut. Command
ing Edward G. Tton anding U. 8. brig Perry" in
the La Plata. stating that Sharon Crosse the Fenc
commissioner had informed him that the blockade in the
river La Plata would be entirely raised in a day or two.
| am, sir,
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant.
GEORGE w. STORER,
Commanding U. s naval forces, coast of Brazil
Hon. JOHN Y Mason &c, &c.
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= Seventeen counties wanting.
Illinois.

Illinois.
Received by member of the Senate yesterday Is minutes
past IL O'clock
Harris (democraD is elected to Congress by majority
of 1875. Shout ever !"
This majority is district which has hitherto given
wing majority OF from 900 to 500. 1t is repre-
scented by Mr. Lincoln, wing.
There is strong doubt entertained about the election
of Col Baker, whig-one county only heard from.
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The returns from this city Uousville) complete.
Crittenden's majority is 1863. Cla US majority 773
Hon Henry Clay travelled fifty miles in order to reach
Lexington time vote. His appearance at the ballot
ticket
1t generally believed in this city night that Mr. Crit
tenen wing, has been elected by upwards of
thousand majority
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Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, August 9.
Below all the returns which have yet been received
They OF imperfect, but give idea of how
the election is going Some of the figures only for
the first two days:
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The steamship Fanny Capt Scott, arrived yesterday
from Vera Cruz, having left there the 9th ult To
Capt Scott indebted tor copy of the Guardta
news
The national guard throughout the republic is rapidly
organizing by order of President Herrera The follow
ing significant article would seem to be designed
death blow to the turbulence and nngues of the officers
of the standing army:
AIT. The national guard is established defend the
Independence OF the naon sustain its insti aons,
serve public tranquility, and the laws and the
thorties appointed under them to be duly obeyed.
The decree organizing the national guard publish
ed in full in the Sglo XIX of the 10th ult II long
document
Execution noted bandit and traitor, named Rogue
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solicude and much hope for the final returns We lead
off with
Glorious neps-Reeeiped by telegraph By senator d
the United States.
'.INDIANApoLIs. August 10, yesterday
''The State Of Indiana is safe joint ballot no doubt
by large majority
SIN Marion county, Drake and Brady, democrats, are
elected Vance, wing, elected. In Hancock the demo
In Ohio and Switzerland, Dan Kelso, democrat In
Floyd, democrat is elected In Washington two demo-
Gratis In Hamilton and Triton, democrat is elected to
the Senate In Montgomery, two democrats elected
In Brown, democrat. In Henry, two eso repre-
sentatives and democratic senator. In Johnson a
democrat elected In Bartholomew two democrats elect
ed, with WING senator In Hendricks, one wing. In
Putnam, one wing and one democrat In Decatur, one
whig In Ripley, wing. In Boon, one democrat
In Scott and Jackson, democratic senator.
Thus appears that In IT countless % democrats have
been elected to the senate and house of representatives
and six wings. Being nett gain tar of 10 members
joint ballot and this in strong whig region of the
State
North Carolina.
We have two additional bulletins TO add 70 those of
yesterdays Union. One was addressed TO the Union
office; the other to member of Congress.
FIRST DESPATCH
Received half past II O'Clock.
8" Just heard from seven more western counties. Reds
clear gam 400 Wings give it up. Legislature still
doubtful."-ED. STANDARD.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Received at half after o'clock last euening by lcig
member Of the House Of Representatives.
.Loss in SO counties, 2543 Thirteen. counties to
about 100 In the legislature, the democratic gain
wing gain s."
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From the New Orleans Commercial Times, Aug. Z
From Havana.

The British steamship Severn, from Southampton the
I'd ult via Bermuda and Havana arrived on Monday at
Ship Island
passenger from Havana states that the late report of
instruction in the island of Cuba was without foun
daton Our neghbors of the Delta have received the
Dayro de Ia Marina of that port, which mention nothing
about troubles there. We conclude then, that the whole
story was a wanton fabrication.
After landing mails and passengers, the Severn con-
tinued her voyage to Vera Cruz.
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From Matanxa ms.

BY the arrival of the barque Ann Louise, Capt Wright
from Matanzas have files of the "Aurora de Matan.
zas" to the 2sth ultimo.
Cuba quiet but the people much excited, and
the government authorities maintained strict watch
against rising The troops had increased pay, and
kept in strict discipline; and the police active
ly engaged in searching for suspected personsa list OF
whom had been furnished but up to the 27h arrests
had been made
All was quiet at Havana.-N Y. Courier
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ELECTIONS.
TELEGRAPH RETURNS

The signs continue to brighten; but we wait with some
socitude and much hope for the final returns We lead
off with
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The following letter from friend in the city OF Mex
leo gives more detailed account than any have yet
read of the between Bustamente and Paredes
Rusfamsnfs defe1ts Paredes-Jayaufa killed.
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gates
Notwithstanding these facts there will be the Buffalo
Convention, from this city purportng be dele
gates from the Wing General Committee of the city of New
York
They be regarded impostors they assume any
such character They represent nobody, and those who
assume as officers OF Wing General Committee to sign
heir certificates kaow-none beter--that they have
authority such officers that such committee they
assume to operate for chosen by the wings OF
New York, and that ii represents no constituency.
We are the emphatic this point because it will
doubtless be attempted to make appear that this mogre
and motley assemblage is sanctioned by official recog
nuon OF the organized committee OF the wing party, and
oy the attendance of delegates from such committee
There is truth, semblance of truth, in any such
peence But and above the recruits who be
und from this cy-for the brotherhood OF hope, of
which Martin Fan Buren, is the head and b. f. Batter the
conscience and John Pan Buren, the professor of ethics
We are crcdiby informed that Wm. lloyd Garrison
hVed here on Sunday, with large squad, 1--WE did
eafn II al white abotonists,) and
nai on sunday I'm the principle, suppose, that the
better day the better deed they chartered
went up to Albany; conveying with them, whether as a
member Of the convention, prestess the noted Abby
Rciy
honis to meet and such some of the elements whence
wisdom and safety these United States
We can hardly bring ourselves to speak seriously TO
wings, worthy of tho and Of the duties
which belong it, in the way of warning them against
any manner medd,g with touching defiling thing
this Buffalo convention II is the offspring of personal
osappolntnent aud personal the garb
OH high moral principle Ga s face. then, and in its
origin tits base counterfeit and such should find
favor with honest wings 1t aims moreover founding
poiics party upon single idca, and that necessarily
Idea of d,sunion
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02
S.FsEg'Ea'S Y'G.gFC %E'RUE9
Or Xegefable Ecbriluee,


II gTeedv, Sofa md certain cure for .AG UE
s. FEVER. Chl-te0g, Dumb .Ague,
Iaierntdieat FeUefS, and eli The ra,aouS
forms Of Bilious diseases.
yaNHlS valuable medicine is undoubtedly
J. the salestand Sufest remedy ever dis
covered for the cure OF the above named
diseases. Itnot ouly breaks the chill, but
removes the cause IRON which the disease
originates. Its operation is both general
and special. While it acts generally up
, ou he whole system, as most powerful
Alternative. purity wing the fluids, freeing The
solids from all morbid secretiops, and re-
invigorating and bringing up all the vital
energies 50 standard Of permanent
health, it at the same time exerts a speci-
fic influence upon the liver, digestive er-
gans and lynn phatc and glandular sys-
TENS. exciting them to heathful activity,
removing all morbid matter, equalizing
the circulation, restoring their proper and
necessary seeretions, thus accomplishing
q complete renovation from disease, aud
restoration to sound aud permanent health.
Those who are suffering with the pros
trating AGUE s. FEYERS common in
the West and South-t those whose consti-
tutionS have become enicebled by the use
Of mercury, quinine, or other violent me-
dicineS, SHOULD resort at once TO the use of
this VALUABLE MEDICINE. atars
II has cured and aGiH cure the most OBJ
Stinate cases.
Travelling with the circulation itspours
its healing ccuwentthrough every vein and
artery of the human body. The whole
animal economy is made 10 undergo a tho
rough radical change. Even the mind
pawakes of the healthlul process, and lie,
that before appeared one dpeary waste, be-
gins again 10 seem worth possessing.
Pamphlets respecting this Valuable
Medicine, can be obtained of the Agents
gratis.
CAUTION!
As there are many spurious preparations
of similar name hawked about the eOun-
try, and sold on the reputation Of the rep
utation Of the genuine bt
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
We therefore beg leave to caution the
public against imposition, as we cannot
hold ourselves responsible for the effect
which mayresult from the use Of spurious
articles.
HENRY BLAKSLEY,
s, w Corner Sd & Chestnut st. ST. Louis,
General Agent for the West.
The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrppis al
so for sale by the undersigned agents.
BROWN & DUNN, Warsaw,
Il, j, McELIIANEY,,
Springfield, Mo.
Z and B. F. & T, b. WALLACE,
s Clinton, Mo.
t. J. A.TUT'T 4 Co. Calhoun.
cox & McCL AIN oseola,
julyso 54.85i .,os
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02
EnI IND iGu h.

E2ENi3R aud AGUE, Dumb a que, Chill
A. Fever, Intermittent & Remittent Fe
vcrs, aud all the various forms of Bilious
diseases. speedily and permanently cured
by DR.. WAYSON'S INDIAN VEG Ell
ABLE TONIC.
This valuable medicine was prepared
from an extensive practice of several
years i'll bilious climate in the Western
States. and was never known to fail of Gu
ring Fever and ague, or any of the above
diseases.
II is equally effectual for the cure Of Ii
yer Complaint, Jaundice, Enlargement Of
the Spleen, (called Ague Cake) and the
various forms of bilious diseases. These,
with the otheravarious affections of such
climates, arising from n common miasmal
cause, are only notifications Of the same
disease, and equally controlled by the
same remedy.
Residents Of bilious climates, emigrsnts
or persons travelling through infected dis
tlicts of country, will not only find DIR.
Watson's Indian Vegetable Tonic a safe,
speedy and elIectual cure; but an absolute
preventive.
Each bottle Of medicine is accompani-
ed with apamphlet on the Causes, Treat
ment and Cure of Fever and Ague, and
other form OF bilious disease, containing
much valuable information, and may be
had gratis Of all authorized agents for the
sale of the Tonic. None genuine without
the written signature of n. +. Watson, M.
D., on every bottle, Inventor and Propri-.
etor. eI gs4 5a,t
DR.. Z. EASTERLY, sole General A.
gent for the Western States, southeast
corner Of Sd and Chestnut sire cts, St. Lou
is, Mo. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale by Messrs. Brown Il Dunn,
Dr,,cr;stS AGENTS for Warsaw. Mo.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02

BOOTS & SHOES.-We have on hand
a the largest assortment OF Boots and
Shoes in Warsaw among them are Call !,
Kip, Seal and thick Boots--men'S Calf,
Morocco, Kip and thick Shoes : Ladies'
Cater and Morocco Boots, half gaiter,
kid, calf and kip Shoes, kid, calf and seal
Slippers, kid and calf Buskins, Misses '
goat and seal Shoes and Slippers, Boys
coarse and kip Shoes, Children's seal,
morocco, calf and gaiteE Shoes, &C., sc.
all for sale cheap by
june3 BENNETT & SHEPARD.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02

4 the season for selling Summer dress
~ Goods is drawing to close, and we all
so wish TO make room for an immense stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods, we will now
sell our Caiicoes, Ginghams, Lawns, Be-
RACES, &C., &C., at your own price Re-
collect that we have the prettiest assort-
ment in town, and the price shallnot spoil
trade. Purchasers should not let this
opportunity pass. without securing some
o the ba, gains which we Shall offer.
aur5 BENNETT & SHEPARD.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02
Final Settlement.

A Ii. persons interested in the estate Of
N of Hiram X. Dillon, decd, late Of
Benton county, are hereby notified that
the undersigned win apply al the next DC.
tober term of the County Court for snid
county, for final settlement Of his admin
istration of said estate
THOMAS DILLON, Admir-.
augl9-4t-29
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02
MILT1oNsoF PEP snNs ~.

HIIDIsIy,1NO I1DIsI0Sy ,.ON.OF u FEhoUNS have, du-
ringthe last ten years, used 'sSmiih's To-
nc 6sfsiPy Or Vegetable Fcbrifags, p for the
/ eYratiofj Fewer and Ague. Out Of this
.rast number The Proprietor challenges
the, the world p produce single failure in
! ls!S9ppiing the chills, when taken pursuant
to directions. l
yiiaTosget the geaqinc, purchase from the
Agthts only! aSa BROWN s DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02
M "a R TTM.

On top Of the house large No. lls.
Iihaye the largest and deepest Clothing
Warehouse in the west. And remember,
that Lhavs but one store in the city.
To Country Merchants. All orders
Thankfully received, apd warranted to be
packed correctly, at the lowestcashprices.
,Trs I'd trouble 10 Show Goods!
scnta ,.s "a Il, JNO. n. MARTIN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02

CIRCUIT ATTORNEI

CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.
We are authorizedto to announce WIN.
j. Mn 10, Esq, as candidate FOR Circuit
Attorney for the 7th judicial District, COM
posed OF the comntiesof Benton, Hickory,
Dallas, Polk, cedar, st. Clair and Henry.
We are authorized to announce MARK
l.. MEANS, Esq. as candidate for Cir.
rlHt Attorney for the 7th Judicial district,
ON posed of thc counties of Benton, HEX
ory, Dallas, Polk, Cedar, st. Clair and
Henry. mav27
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02

NOTICE is hereby given to all credit
~ ors and others interested in the estate
OF Sophia Baldwin, dec',l., that at the ne Xt
October term of the Benton County Court,
l will make application for n final settle
ment of my administration of said estate.
SARDIS ID. BALDWIN,
augl9-4t-29 adnr.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
" and others interested in the estate OF
William Simpson. decd, that at The next
October term of the Benton county court,
l will make application for final settle
ment of my administration of said estate.
azt JOHN TINDLE, Admir-.
.nn1o ~ ,5a
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02
F. 4. PINNELL, Clerk
BY V. N. JONES, D. c.
20. Prs. fee SO 90.
EsF. r.. EiESTEl2sEY'S

MeGicaied Strengthening Plaster
ygVHTS plaster has been prepared under
the immediate eye and Superiutend-
ence of an old physician, who is gradu
ate Of the University of Pennsylvania,
and has had extensive practice for more
than 80 years in treating the various dis
eases incident TO this country. He conf
dently recommends this Plaster. tom n
thorough knowledge of its virtues, to be
superior to every Plaster now muse. by
keeping up a gentle perspiration, it is adj
milably adapted for Pains or Weakness
IN the Breast, Side. Back or Limbs; also,
fer the Cout, Rheumatism, Enlargement
of the spleen. Liver Compla mt and Dys-
pepSia, and for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Difficulty of Breathing. Oppression of the
Stomach, &c, To all persons prediSpoSed
to HunSrinption. or who are subject to Vi
olent coughs and colds, they are particular
~ recommended as they give almost i'm
mediate relief, and FOR plcasantness, safe
ty, case and certainty, they are decidedly
superior to most oiher remedies.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
diseases viii find Or. Eastcry's Medica-
ted Strengthening Plaster much superior
10 any other ever before offered TO the pub
lie. Physicians. druggists and dealers in
Medicines, will find it to their interest to
keep supply Of these valaahle Plasters
on hand to accommodate their patrons.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at the
Medical Depot of DR.. E. Easterly, south
cast corner of Sd and Chesnut streets, 81.
Louis, No, and by agents throughout the
Western States [apl25
For sale by Brown e Dunn, Drug
cistS,- agents for Warsaw, Mo.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-02
THE AGE OF iMpRoVENEN'r.

: z oneof the most Important discoveries
oil the age, in ameliorating the condition
OF thislarge classof suffering humanity
econsumptires-isD DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of
tWild Cherry. What time establishes and
onseerates--what experience adopts and
confirms what an men in all places unite
Ia saying. is good, is so no doubt, Popu-
larity of this sort forces in society its roots
SO deep and SO strong, that tirae cannot
destroy it. The success which has atten-
ded this metlicine in the cure Of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption
and Liver. Complaint, for several years
past, has overcome the prejudiees of all
respectable, and sensible men, and the ar
ticlea hasytaken b stand among the FIRST
class Of discoveries and blessings Of the
age, and when resorted to in season, era
dcates the diseases for which it is recon-
Inehdedl
The genuine Wistar's Balsam can be
hadof na7 %7i2 (2w)
8R0H-N& 3 DUNN, Rarsap.