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Fsaoss Hsbslsf IalscsS - ShsstaFs.
- pecrs 3learhad cih.
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risre svuefi,r bissS SrtE Nssiinz.
piecs Lesa csEss.s. 10 pisuss sslss eiso.
chesp cssices.
2 .s-ess Caslish siississ.
Sssce hssvr Risek sik FFizss.
IL rserss rcio-fd satin RliiSa.f,
.aas-s' ARK Xia Cloves.
La 80 lsrnt = white Xii AM Silk Girves
Linen Rslfsn. tl.rk AlFsca Hose. a.tsiEo shirts.
white N,sdling h,aek Sewinr SIX.
II ares klark Ss,y Binding.
gress BoO,h,s Ps:sni S.lk BsuOns far tIial-
ming dresses.
Violin Silines.
GROCERIES,.
g sseksf sri ero1ni A.iurn salt.
10 BAGS Ria COTE bags i.seaiss i.,.s.
5 barrels S,uari's Steam Refined and Crushed
Snrar.
barrel sni hes>hesd BIoun Sugar.
? barrels Clover Seed. Ciark's Ma,ckes.
MEnsTsyFs. .f
WiS;ar's BAlSsni az Wi,d Cherry. Tssns,-l,s i
SafsspsFil,s. Quiiiiue.
Hslf boxes Raisins, 'chrcse. al many ether
ariiS.e. sca-;ali.y srsssiaE.
LONG & WEBB
Dectmi,er s. &C.
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if'HE Aibslussss hs's ia NssiIss t'vm g.
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cazsrssise slasnsi eseEy sr<k rsIal,y krft =
tbs n.astri. shish thsy fiedee :hszssAc = =
iow IS cefh q io Irpc,lsl deslsrx
Tier Fsssm Esir Einotss ikanks fatal k<f..
painnsgs l<is.ofose ssrsiscd. al slirii eea-
ai=ssncs cftke ssEA.
Thy al apon ;lrir firnds gtnfsslly 70 easnr
sd ezsH.iEf der siock lssoss puRhssiEE es-s-
rhers. a. ihfy are de'eEaiIsd 10 siss
GREAT GAINs.
Dry G0Cis wi,l e fissnia exehssse ios Gseen
sd Dry Hieos a. The pss.l pEisss. - 6 to Ice
rsr Eonss1.
I.ArlMER A. JONES.
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Land for Sale.
Nit ChelrS Eve Salye.

Z
THE concuueni Testimony Of men Of ihssnf
snd worth l. he bsi evidence Ne can sus
Of an, fac, Of which We have 40 eognilslt, cur
selves. The great adssn:sgcs posscs,td |, ~
article over esc,y oilei, a,e--ils Censini,. ssa
". ConvcnIsncs. ard Economy. Ali lh,.ltsl,
admit that geat danger lido tc spprsl,n.ss I'm
dragging the eye when 10 inGanmcd aid u
healthy state. IN Tie use % this sal,e tbs d X.
ton is taiirtly removed. as 10 haim can ferliy
tc,, from is use IL Icing IN oil cssr. 81 Ilsd &c
tie ,rfenci portions 81 the eve; iieiel, a,oidls
81 he iucon,enisncr, 7 ain and danger shitlls'
etssafily attend III iutItLt oihb Of any Irtlatt
ariirle info he cse. lie activity IN slldlag u.
Gan inaiicn Is so great Inst III, lew raies nstss
The use o. more ihsn ere hottie 70 tftet ftttsi
cure. One ihysirian ., marked 10 IS, aii.l te,lrs
wiihrss,d lie Effects ~ ss,tlal ibtisrus. tistf
was a . r-rfsc, Gre killer" W. might ntliilS
reasons Why this ssl,e should he TieIen,d sl.'s
every thing else in tic ircaln,entof diieats ne
eye, but We prefer j, should s'aai on il asrrf.
ri,s. All We ash Is thst lis virtues te ilcrourhlv
cs,sd, and that Tie directions r. strictly followed
! ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, INCOMING Co.. \. J.
For sale al This ole
iiar.h IA. 81
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made Of Mahogany. Marble. Cherry Walnut.
bieh, and Maple.
lie would invite aiienliau 10 his rake Of Pom.
able WARDRoBES and BEnSTEADs. which
cannot be surpassed isr Durability, ncatnsss. anJ
convenience.
lie would also invite the attention Of all per.
Gems wishing TO hpy furniture Of any description,
. give him call before purchasing elsewhere. q
he intends 10 sell as low as be can possibly afotd
and.. his wcrkme,ssre slfrSperieucfd hands.
lie has nov ON hand eight cine Dressing Du.
reals. VIII Locking Glasses. two China Presses
Two Sldehoards, ak plsin Bureaus. eight Candle.
stands. one Sofa. aud one Secretary and Book.
csse. and Bed-,eads. which ne oil sell low.
-. Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture.
saash Is Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
-. Persons =, distance. brying Furniture.
car have il delivered Of their doors ensured safe.
for less than they can do il themselves.
lie returns his thanks for pas, fayors. and will
be thankful Cor continuance Of public patron
age. "a Il.
HENRY EVANS.
February I. IS
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nYSPCfsIA CUEEg ~ tie rse q. Or
- slLaEr's Liver Fi.is.-No d;s,asr. viii
pes.sfs lie sif Gle ssce,iioa ii eo:.sur.t lion IS
- much dreaded IL tie Tinted Sia,es asdvyreI.
sia. orig;nsiing in diseased sg-.s cf ,,.e liver.
i j. ofen confovn5ed Win ronsulrt ION itself N
ne UNHAPPY snflerer. w,o pines away Until death
releases Inn isom pein; ye' remedy IS Within
reach OF 81, wtieh will Teleye all Gases Of Ike
Ailt:, and work speedy snl eficr.sal cure.
II Oliver Morgan. distinguished r,hys:cisn
81 sissania, with srry riieasirs prsciier.. Las
used these pills IN all ca e. Of {, ,srs;, .ni +,
al casrs with compiete snscsss. Ceuisc,,.s in
sionusaee ere in The hands Of the rrorIir,ot, Of
tllis Valuable mesiNil,s. q. Kim &. ca. Wsei.
street. corner q F.arih, Pr,shu-rh.l The t,l.
lowing, however fiom Ohio, will srsak volumes
. these sutiering under snv Of ,ho.e a,.e,..,
wil!sh sr.se from di-casca liver.
kicRNoSR, JErr. 70. 0xIo.
aisssrs y Kidd a eo.-This i u .e,,;fv
thai nv wife has been afflicted RI sfye,.l ,sars
viii the fs.loWing pains al pgriSis ,no,e !, ess.
iai Y ihr Hghs s'ie, sbori The c,lge cf The rils
e1'cnfins to ihe right shoulder; psin ii TIC lack
raft OF ne head and above ,he eve. ascon,,,,nied
~ ~esAhess, loss Of appetite, and nin5s, con.
sianiiy confined 10 her bed. Since Angus, .shs
has used tkne boxes Of Or. ALen,,, Iiir.y PIN
and have now to state. that ~ the use Of these
pms. sae has been benefited in no. ordinary do.
gree. Under the providence Of God che row -.
Joys soe'i heailb, and is able 10 s,.eud 10 Tie ~,
nestle concerns Of nv family.
JAMES STEWART.
FOR SALE BY
Long & Webb. HisboFouch; d. TIeari,. do.
Jones WATSON & Co, Chsrcl Hill; 4. Moo,;ng
MSoFiHggie; Hurdle 4 Hurylle. Nalpat C;ra,s'
oraagr County, r.ocre 4. Ac-,;, Ai,. iirz, rer.
son County. -
FEBRUARY Z. ~
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millinery AND
MANIPULATING.

AIRS. !. M.ADDILL a DAUGHTER. zaos.
~ FfasctiplIy tender lheir flAank4 % The L.
dirs 81 Hi.rh0EoUgh and is vicinity for the very
hhefsl patEonsge they kavs rrctisea 81 their
haads. and hoFs. BY tbril pscmpl attention 70 b.
sness. AMI the nsainrss and sis ie with which thsy
execute IheiE oh. sii 10 melil and receive L.
heTal share II patronage.
They have jusi received ,hsiT psiierns Cor The
Sfasss and srSxrR, AM Invite the ladies' 20
call and sre then. OF VhiCh may be most salts
factory 10 both psTties 10 bnng IN Their dtssts and
have them made in the latest and ulosi fashion,
ale slylr.
u Tksy haze renewed to The rss.ieneelair
occupied " Mas. Aske.
April 10. 10
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iVER cOMfLAINT.-lhs 0rly Ien.eiy
- ever offered 10 the pcsEc. which las never
failed q working care. slsn lrssiiS..s 81. ioI-
lowed. : M'lanr's liver Pill Z has now h.sn
several yesfs before tie pubic. and has lsen 10.
iroiuced N ~ sections q tie rnion- Where il
ais hseh us3 Il LES hAt The mos, triumphant
success. spd he's agiualy Given n.l al use eli
oshes rsssioiaes. Il has h,Sn iE;tu under an the
d..:sEsa, rhlases q hsislis. AID has tssA .oru5
rq.Gi.y s.s.eeeisls ~ ~.
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Directed 10 Politics. St,rs, Lite1a;syt. art. Saesl
as, Il,ernal finproaass'lis, Aorch 3, Edu-
Gallon. 4.gicuiiars, Criiseism, Ia.
A., 4. L.
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BLANKS f,t-saie q u.ls Oaiee.
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The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pins.

Mouut Tr1a. Person. ". G., Jan. 20. -es
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Cabinet Warehouse.

THE subscriber respectfully informs b. friss..s
and Ihr public generplly ILsihe has IN baud,
and will eodessor eoDsianIly'io keep. variety u
s.s.lirasr tarniiure, ehluracins al the leading
ariiclfs. slch as.
Sofas. Sideboards, bureaus,
Bcdsteads, Tables.
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CirCasSion Balm,

For the cure Of Felons, Piles. ulecrs. csrhunele.
Ague IN the Brcas, OF Pace, Esrache. Buns
Sealds, Rheumatic Pains. &c. &c. Price Z
cents
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

The PrairieuiM Gold Digg1s.-The above,
We understand, is the name of a company or.
ganizing at Prairieville, in this county, for the
purpose Of starting for the E9dorQdo across the
plains, as soon as the season has sufficiently ad.
vanced. The design is to create a joint fund, e.
lect officers, superintendent &c., to govern and
provide necessaries for the company on the
route. They are holding weekly meetings up
on the subject, and are now said to number 80,
and as soon as they have elected in 40 mem.
bers, they will adopt, permanently, rules and
regulations and elect their officers. Thi, looks
like moving earnestly in the matter. Many cit
liens here, have the fever very high.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08
The Valley Farmer.

We have received the lst number of this val,
liable periodical, and cheerfully recommend Ito
the patronage Of the farmers of the west. Its
place Of publication, St. Louis, combines more
advantages than any other point in the Mississip-
pi Valley and its talented editors, Oh. Gates
and E. AbbOtt) and enterprising publishers
will, &c believe, make 1t what the west so much
needs, a standard work on the agricultural in
terest of the west.
1t is monthly periodical of twenty pages Of
reading matter and four for advertisements, and
priced but one dollar ayear.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

UNITED SrATIs SENATOR.--In the Legisla-
|ture of Missouri on the lst of January, the
Hon. David R. Atchison was elected Senator
in Congress, for six years from the 4th Of
March next. The vote stood, for Atchison, los,
James S. Rollins, 81, and VIM. M. Campbell.
l. This vote is a high compliment wOrthily
bestowed upon a distinguished and faithful sen.
Itinel of Missouri.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

Below we give a complete table containing
the aggrega ate. electoral vote cast at the late Prssi-
dental election. 1t is worth preserving for fu-
ture reference. The legislature Of South Caro-
lima cast the vote of the State for Cass, so that
her popular vote does not appear. Without
South Carolina, which probably gave Cass Is or
20, 900 majority, Taylor leads Cass lag, 1888 votes.
and is led by Cass and Van Buren, 1920. 20
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

Concerning "the old Wing platform" and a
National Bank and Protective Tariff, Gen. Tay.
'lor said distinctly. fatty and unequiuocally, be-
fore his nomination, and Of course before The e.
lection, that "upon the subjects Of the tariff
the currency, the improvement of our greal
highways, rivers, lakes and harbors, the will Of
the people, as expressed through their represent
~tatives in Congress. ought to be respected and
II carried out by the Executive"
Is that not Whiggish enough for anybody
Mo. Statesman.
Yes, friend Switzler, it is whiggish enough
in all conscience, and as clear as mud, or the
logic Of the Statesman. In a former number Of
the Banner we said:
"If he (Gen. Taylor) had boldly stepped or
TO the old Wing platform, and declared himself
the advocate oil National Bank and protective
Tariff, the issue might have been altogether diff.
terent. As it is, no one can, with any sort oil
fairness say, that the people have decided in ia.
vor OF either Of those measures, for Gen. Tay.
Tor said distinctly, that he had not formed bis
opinion in regard to either"
To prove that they have decided for those
measures, the Statesman perpetrates the above
clear, cogent and satisfactory paragraph:
1t is true, as the Statesman says, Gen. Taylor
repeatedly declared himself a "whig," but moi
an "ultra whig'" When asked his views upon
the cardinal measures that divided the parties,
he said "distinetly, fatty and unsquiuOcaAy," Msi
he had not given them sufficient attention to OK.
press an opinion. Then to elect . man whose
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08
Judge Kings inaugural.

We publish this week on the LIST side, the In
augural Address of Judge King. It is a shsrt
able and patriot, State document, that would be
a credit to any Executive and any State. A
synopsis of the views it sets forth, would be
unnecessary, as its length will preclude no one
from its perusal.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08
l,S7l,955 l,222,2l7 2el,s6s

The Gold Mania.-In yesterdays Journ-
al Of Commerce were advertised 81 YES.
sells, including the Crescent City, for Cali
~fornia, and 10 for Chagres. We notice alss
nine for California, at Philadelphia, Eve or
six at Baltimore, and as many more at Bos-
ton. The aggregate number advertised t.
sail at these and other ports, cannot be less
than sixty or seventy, and the passengers
taken out by them, and others soon to fol-
low, must add very essentially to the pres
'ent population Of California.-Lourn0l@ q
Commerce, l6. e... ,la..- 4: '5ilv
-l..:.-E '~ " - .la y
A bill has been introduced into the Sea.
ate of Indiana, to exempt from sale OF exc.
%.cution, a.homestsaa to oensist. Of fsrty -
clss % Iaha'a ,l,qyeq .fj - ias sssgja
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08
Message Of GOV. Edwards.

The Governors semi-annual message to the
Legislature, is before US, but on account Of its
great length, We are compelled to lay it aside
for the present. 1t appears to have been care.
fully prepared, displaying an accurate knowl.
edge of the political condition of the State, and
is calculated to do the writer much credit.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08
Ohio LEGISLATURE.

An organization has at last been effected il
this body, by accepting TOwnsand's last propo.
sitiOn, which excluded, it is believed, 10th dele
cations from Hamilton county. In the House, &
democratic chairman and wing clerk were chO.
sen for temporary organization.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

Mr.. Henderson of the House of Representa-
|tives, will accept our thanks for a Tri- Weekly
Metropolitan, containing the Governors Mes.
sage.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

North CaroEIna.-Ge Geo E. Badger, the
present incumbent. has been reelected 10
the Senate of the United States, BY the
Legislature of North Carolina.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

The gold fever is raging in New York
and Philsdelphia-hand-bil bills are to be seea
in every bar-rOOm announcing the speedy.
departure Of an expedition to CalifoTnis. ri
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

Mr.. Priest of the State Senate, will aeespt
our thanks for a copy of the I~naugurals Of Gov.
King and Lieut.. Gov. Price.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

The verses by "Valeria," are chaste and ex-
pressiye. Her contributions are always re.
.ceived with pleasure.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

Origin Of the ChOlera.-Mr. Refill, an
old and respectable resident of New York,
states that in 1889, he discovered that the
origin of the Cholera is the inhalation of an
insect so minute as to be scarcely visible
to the nakeG eye. He says that when the
Cholera is in a place, the existence ofthose
insects may be proved by gressing a cloth
or q persons arm and waving them 10 the
air, when the insect will stick to il, and
may then be examined. .,:',aa .~.al.. .
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

A letter from our correspondent at Jefferson
City has been received, containing Legislative
matter, the most Of which we have in type
Its late arrival and the crowded state Of our col
umns compels US to omit it. - s,t.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

C~HoLERA.-The St. Louis Republican, Of the
9TH, contains a statement of the number Of deaths
(73) that occurred in that city, during the past
week, of which irO were reported Of cholera.-
1t is added, however, that the two cases from
cholera died on the steamers Andrew Fulton
and Grand Turk, direct from New Orleans, and
were buried in ST. Louis. Recommendation BY
several physicians have been made and gener-
ally approved by the citizens. for adopting
to put the city ina state of preparation.
by cleaning the streets, preparing hospitals, Sc.
1t is believed there is but little danger of its be-
coming an epidemic during the present state Of
the weather. 1t is well though 10 use p~resaution
in all cases, and to remember that an .'ouncs Of
remedy is better than a pound of cure"
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08

views are in embrio, is, according to the stztsss
man, to decide in favor Of wing measures. But,
says the same soPhistty that fathered that idea, il
is a decision in favor Of the principles Of the
party that elected him forsoeth, whentbat par
|ty abandoned their principles by nominating .
man who refused to- advocate them. Nay! more,
when the leading speakers and papers that i'd
vocated Gen. Taylor, did it upon the ground
that he was q no party man, who stood aloof from
those measures. Need we give you s~pecimen.s
The leading papers Of the west, and Of Missou-
ri, urged the nomination Of Gen. Taylor over
Mr.. Clay, upon the ground that some of those
measures advocated by Clay "are obsOks.n
In reference to the Independent Treasury, the
New Era hOldsths following language:
SIN the first place, we cannot assent to the
proposition, that the election Of Gen Tayiur
was to be regarded as a strict commentator Of
the Sub Treasury system So far 40 oar Oh.
.servation extended, we never once heard The
subject alluded to in the public debates that en-
sued, and, as we now r~ecollect, cannot cali to
mind any Of the papers that supported General
Taylor who took ground that, IN the event Of hia
election, it was to be regarded as a condemns.
ton OF the system. Whatever then, may be the
that the new administration may see &c
to pursue in regard to this measure, we do not
think it can be alleged, with any degree ofcred-
Utility, that it was an issue eitherimade or metby
those who supported and elected General Tay-
10y" -s <s %.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-08
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

-a -f a-
This body met on Christmas day and e
lectsds the following ofRcersto preside dur
ing the session:
hdse Senate, James H. Britton of Lin
colin; was elected Secretary
G. D. Hall, was elected assistant Sec
Rotary. r.
A. T. Ward, was elected 'Engrossinj
clerk. r~ '-r.a r
Mr.. Flachs.wss elected Enrolling clerk
Mr.. Hancock jackson was elected Door
keeper. @.ra .,-.
Nj. WIN. vanover was elected Ssargent
at-arms.
lathe House, DR.. Robinson Of Platte
wss elected Speaker.
B; +. Massey vas elected chief Clerk.
A. C. Marvin was elected assistant cI'k
John H. Price wa elected ErgrossinI
clerk. = l.1r ,,.s5...-
VIM. B. Basket vas elected Enrollin,
clerk. So i.
W. v. Harrison was elected S~ergesnt-at
arms. s-4 F." ..,h.
Richard B. Jackson was elected Door
keeper. go
No further proceeding, in the House OIL
the Both.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05

The great nullifier of South Carolina put
in which were crushed in
the United States Senate, and would
be crushed in Missouri. He appealed
to the whole people to stand by the
union and crush notification No. 2, as
No. l had been.
This is but faint outline of Colo mel
BIS. remarks. His speech carried con.
viction with it, and uprooted the seed:
of Disunion which the "cdts's pa,os' O
The blue tailed fyhas so adroitly sowr
in our State. No pen can give cor
rect synopsis of this speech; his wilher
ing sarcasms-his wit--hs eloquence
are alike indescrbea at least by m,
feeble pen. am pleased TO learn hi
has promised synopsis himself, which
you will doubtless give to the public
: for be assured the Disunionist organ
never will. CHARLTON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05

ST.. Cholera. Our lates,
dates from 81. Louis, at this writing, are
TO Saturday morning. The Republican
and Union both announce an increase
in the epidemic. /, was thought ,o
have been more fatal on Friday, thar
any previous day. l, is estimated tina,
about one.third Of the entire popula
ton Of the city had either left or fel
victims 10 disease. The daily report:
show fearful mortality for the remain.
ing population. Wednesday, the whole
number of interments l4O--ll5 Of
whom died Of cholera; Thursday
whole number Of interments reported
l55-l23 of cholera. The report for
Thursday was not full. Friday, as be.
fore rem arked, was thought 10 De
worse.
Business is almost suspended, while
an entire suspension was talked Of.
There has been large influx of for
eign emigrants into ST. Louis, and it is
estimated that three fourlhs Of the
mortality is confined to them. They
come in ships to New Orleans, are
transferred TO boats, and Immediately
brought up the river. Change of eli.
mate, food and water, crowded togeth-
er in the vessels, habi,ually filthy. no
wonder they so readily fall victims to
the cholera.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05
WASHINGTON, June 10, lS49.

The President with deep regret an.
nounces TO the American People, the
death of JAMES X. Polk, late Presi.
dent of the United States, which oc.
Cured a, Nashville on the 10Th instant.
A Nation is suddenly called upon to
mourn the loss of one, the recollection
of whose long services in its councils
will be forever preserved on the tablets
of history.
AS mark of respect TO the memory
of a citizen who has been distinguished
by the highest honors which his coun.
try could bestow, il is ordered that the
Executive Mansion and the several De.
Partments at Washington be immedi-
aiely placed in mourning, and all bu-
sness be suspended during tomorrow.
II is further ordered that the War
and Navy Departments cause suitable
Military and Naval honors 10 be paid
on this occasion, 10 the memory of tho
illustrious dead. z. TAYLOR.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05

posed 10 internal improvements, not only by
the general and State governments, bu, also
by the county government. A word to the
wise Is sufficient. Will they not for their own
good, If not for the accommodation Of the
Public repair this breach. doubt IL ct the
presen, time the mail can get to that place,
(Keytsvlle,) for the want Of bridge at this
slough-but il they were the only sufferers
by this negligence, it would not be SO bad,
but when we recollec, that the whole upper
country is deprived OF the news OF the day,
by the neglect Of rich county, to make
one little bridge, il is then a matter OF great
importance. But enough Of this.
i There is no general news in our county,
the mos, exciting topics OF conversation now
is, the talk Of Cholera AMI Cholera proven.
tatives-and the slavery question. or rather
Benton and Jackson. am happy in say
J ing that SO far we have had no cases, moi
symptoms Of the dreadful Scourge, which is
making such dreadful ravsges in ST. Louis
and elsewhere, and il is TO be hoped and
expected thot we will not be visited with it
as our citizens are using every precaution to
escape it. AS to Benton and Jackson | think
the democratic party in this county are very
mnch divided, oil least, such know 10 be the
case among the leaders and among the masses
will venture the opinion that old Bullion
stands foremost. He has been invited TO oul
county, and is expected TO be here soon.-
, suppose Claib will be informed Of the time
and as this is in close proximity to his Bali'
wick it is expected he will be here 70 an
swer him-though from the utter contemp
with which the Honorable Senator appears
G to have treated the would be Senator, on two
former occasions, il may be that he has come
, TO the wise conclusion not to follow him any
longer, in his Gas Clab would say mad
career. Respectfully yours,
RANDOLPH,