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sooken, &c.

Apri. ~ by bra i-41. Phll4te phs from Gona.ves
a. u 81 " 20 - lJ y. blowing t-svy from NV Bek
5rg - %. q understand her nanr from HsV.n. FOR
Auls-rp. VIII %. u pfnss fof--tOp
brad + f0rrt0 pussL l8h, dd Iog ~anl any
.ning-~isb~d tO BE- reported
sprl T. - lOf = b. signAlxef ~ HzfthA's
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Apr II q H4ii-r.s o<f4 P-nucEsf, Tsy Or from 3s
gannsi ,5r Bzins0
Agrl a. o. 0r o. Br bg Constitution rom newport,
Vac. f0r Bo-lo1-lad lad her cecks swept " every
hlrE
Aerii ~ DO a, sc .np Shannon lof BsIhf IN NY
Apri lL q HaValA- mr. { ara ssed. Anirr.On, rom
Slocx.ou. T., s-c f0f HsgsrA
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California Vessels spoken, Sc.

March I'd a. .on 81 .ch Berry Biz. Rollins rom
N~v Yors March lII for CzlfDrrls
F-b r. Bog ne steamer rfr-ssrr l NJ srs's ~ Mage
an "a BOA Bay. sch Ugh Dlhor from b tmore fOcs
I for Caf1rfis-foo fsr q 20 speak her bri< Robert
Colin. from POI River lOci 20 for 90, sch Providence
schulz frrui Nf3rk ia RIO &c Janriro Dee u.
anchor n Bofs Baf. brg P'--cou, SINS, from East
port Sow - ri DO Page. from Fdgart0wr- pfOt
40. d - : Page " lodbury. rom JiOn NOV
n cse $50 ION -. -ch hlgrn- n and rom Barn
stable -or Csf0fr-. 80 day. O4t-pfOozoy bng Eugene
from Couli Nov lff
"a cd rom Perr4lbgco. Mach d. steamer " P-a--,
J-sslp. from sew i1fT Jan - br California
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MARINE JOURNAL
feared.

So. Ja.-.s Bar. Ea.irrnroos Ca1fon G0sdhg-
80. MAr..aor T. e. H,Yre h1-.7gi 4 c., Sterling
u-rtrr.ll >zFscla1
g.r,. Csrolr-. Sherwood. Casr-.Io-. Durham D.
rror S.cu-c-e- NC Irles C1asr-s. h-ss-A = ror-.t
b.. Roe S-v-L ArsnicE- Ms.t.rt Pl-pn- Co
- PsVsor Preh.-. NBr1r.Hick - A1fsri Conan
Curscrs y Lew. L.tg x ~ Lac 5rt hi- BERN
=. " .-t0r c.. Nl.oo -1..-r L-Dls .as.nnsh
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=. I.strsr JLr- k-.ci a. - = a.. aauf-occ.
h -n3rr. P-tf-- >E-e.x-- Pgr-1lt. NJ Morirz1irs-
Kr. Cape Hsys- slc~ = Nli--. Loca.e, CoI1ef Bal
sor Ne. ...
s-sri-r Cs,Ugs Cox Pnst-.f1a
Bsrss Nlcslss-r = P---c-lFla
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i.aunc hes.

Al M-dilrd - .nsf a s1ip ~ be- cal-o he HEM
.r-r- ~ s5f lr. 1llt 1r Messrs Nm Wink rsey snf
johann Parson- e. ~ Ses.Yor. vas launched She ..
lo n- can-rrs led N & al Mh-l-sry
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Domestic Ports.

a. ~ .. ~ M -..,, -
49, Ia. ..- a., cav. r, ga for NN.r.
-
Domestic Ports.
AuFNANnEh Apr. @i-trr ',h>' ro"a'rnd 'g me.
D,siau Nr~ N0rs bower nefnNd N'n,' -s'- y ~ -
VI Durtd. Nc' Orr,.- Am 'na,ler Ws',int"u. ~ ~
psnrmN t.n"-I' Nlh,.k'''' ~ 81 ~ VIA
ALBANY Agfu .l-'I- s''' i''l' ''' D''''' ''''N
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shy fn'. nfs' ,r' : n,l = T.. sr a., u ,,le
B Morr'-srY, hfdfr"s'"f' s,h- heu"'',, ~. -,
Winis'r .s gam, ln,..l' ~ ss "a a. ~
Frs'gl, dross. oi sni f.om PMS Irrsi neg .s
G,Sas %. rom s.sow Co. si,ls tisi- nals $780, 49,
Ws.,ua. fsneuu hsl. t'-ler orleans a.. mo,
H1S md. >r.rns. Z hopsft u'dsso-, NNp $3.50 ~
>avns, b. sh. ss~yrr Naisnfs' sssn J. y en- p'
G.ys HsTars. plr'1'i, ihf MI,ti' =. Ne' - -
A'sf.sS D i'.5 E,mors EsFddge P61s
hi'ss Ff-defcS ,e'hY ara tsl''' - ro,''s 49, Ss'.
z .at'' nt .,.-' N,g - = f,hn IA b1s.
Vancouver Prince Apss'heos an ts.et NJ ~ Pen
nlsr' 80 o. 90 .s. ca. r..~'~ W.orf.
A. ,se pgn Goa S, S,o'.sP r1 Rose,~ n9-
nsnourg rsnaors 49, Mhsigr :. ,''n' -. go a.,
% go Pe,ir.'o Mschs. Cfserge Reed, B1o.hbsy
Hao~e. Wake A'T.' 80 py,s.,,,, sot
~ 80 .s'p. sorti, Wn.er Mo.c. Wheel,
49,, n ,,,,i t.rss Cfi.5r, 4 H01su Domri-
el Ss'i'' ,,,,gll Ns CIV Am \ z.b.h sun FIN
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bi - ~MrNH,,,-.,u 80 A., 80. p..t,,.s, s.yso
80. He,,, Ros.p.oa WANT Nc Flea odd.
- 80. t,..'.',' .r.,...t..,. 500 A ar. R,.fnn
hg"ut. POI IN .,'l ~, T,,,g R.r,,5s. =. A ~.
-, a., = .,os,t
~ Tsop $50 A., ,rb,. Rich 80. atom. Elfa Ann
49, s,,, a .c1r. FTmr~. Phtlies. f.lRlger
=, ,.,'.,,o,,,. fe,t go,tor. Gen Knox sA-geu, do,
n.,+g o., salem. emo sua -y d0. Fsge - DO
$500 IA 6..,, Nv, surrpor. Mar. Turner 90. Aurora
s.t.. r,,,.,..Tfh rlf s.hr. Chaa-.N LarsL lnrNl
80 49,. o,.f,1 Fi..,,r do. FNpfr.. Parker. do.
- 'c-',.,i. Az. R,. am Gls-y
o. mn go 4, 49,, a., ne McFsifen Boston.
80 ~ yy,'l.N p',,,re'on p,uslass Wilmington.
-, - ,,s,..fr d. b..n Nlors sch Mar Ann Williams,
y - e. c',rv.. /, ~i Il .0n. .eh Comet Brgfs. do
- r.1rr..-. b .k~ for Pui nu.n Cd .oIh BIZ sch
.. ,ri,r J,4rsnn " ind-or Ms
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CHARLESTON. Apr ar . sprn Nlhcn' ''fiss
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bris co. hlla.Dlgs, bnrce"na- schf ~ '"uh,r' W
chn.L Boston Went To- 20 -rAi .h2 O.pf-y p,,.''.'
sS~ti,f.. sasua a Grsnde. .chr. p len Goisbor.lsh
Ph.lp. B.imlrr kossuh, Travis Baltimore Mahnm'
Drsco- Phitd Ah-mhrs, .tnchaf. fhiiad. bf.mp 't
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cry POINT, VA Aprl - SD .ehr Am II Psiss fof
DARIEN April ll-CIa sch Company, Burr SLoadon
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don l.ub.c disg
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gusla, Virgins, DaNs Pnnad"Ipha, MAY M'"i -
cork, 90, l.d. 'l1op fssrs Cumming Nfofs 4is@ 81
-ch- Me. -oaprr james RIVER Boston Cofsuo, fni ~.
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porum >hfppshIfr fhAt -.
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For America.
For America.

Colli>ss Ll>g->4ss yro-. Iife-JsS%
Aff A>1lN VIZ. - Nv~ "a w. Ma a
fANlslN Os.l p ~ IT,, We a. =
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For huroT.

ENlrtD STATS NAli sIkANEf,
CcaLI>s> Ll>E-Nals ron Nets io-k
All ,NflC .... Ns4i " - frff.- - Anl
fANlfIN .-... Ntf--.----. % ifrr ~ 10
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Passengers Arrived.

10 s-re fad..e t-g- Irogoal-Jsn- Harriet Mara
Re- ChAfc..- nay 40 David Aruur, MAJ shaw. N
LArg-y
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For bremen.
Prom bremen.
For Chaxres.

ONO ..........t , >csU-s Frr1 Ne "a. ST An 3
,KKSCpST CITY OA.- Ne lars " -
fHIIApELP HIA.g SfsssLss, f-c< Ne M
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CIwERgAL AND MONEY MATTERS
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WH,II>G BUSINESS ~ PSo'l>cEroW>--Ir TIE
town Of Pro,incetown ia RsrnstRb,e county has
now sprrafs rrs vessels employed N the whale
s.hs-ie. and we Gave been ia'orrnel by some 81
the most enterprsins men 81 that Psce that "tN.-
ing Is now considered the mos, important ersnoh q
business there. having outsrowa the coS'sa'as -
teres, IN great degree. Il the business rcsn :
as successfully hereafter as /, las for lew Yeas
psst. II vii add sres,ly Il the wealth q ne 2!
IN the Sand. osrns'SNc tA''''
~ CIV. FISH accompanied by his 'sm'y' ''i'
in the s,esn,bos, Isaac Ne~'ou Nspt I'sA' as,
s,s,,ns fnr New York. whore he VII be detained
Two or three weeks GOV. Fish has devoted d.
sell most uutiringly - sn independent pTsc'oS
CONSCIENTIOUS Discharge ol his duties I'm earn
,o-med habits OF industry and an old iashloned 'dc'
,ha, man who ,ske Office should serve the Pcog.e
faithfully. ne has found. in the msnold interests .
this great Commonwealth abundant Occupation
In the mean time, his own affairs have oeeh nS'es
ssrly neglected He 10 vel entitled 'hefs''"e' ="
the bret Through he has taken
lAleany Evening Journal. efWednesdsi'
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SrArr AND NAuoNAL Law SCHooL.-Ihe last
term of TIN, Hourishing h,O ~ this vilage closed
on las, Thcrsdsy evening purios The past week,
che exercises as ususl AZ the ciosc OF every term
have been debates he students ne seVra classes N
the Institution ard lectures ~ he fiincpsi Inc NAoc
sxs;.e. wrr, nf ne mos. Interesting klnd the BUGGY
rrououuced upon John [ Calhoun ~ Nj fo"iEk ffll-
ctpA IA the Hall of the nsale sonS evenings SINCE "A
lriy splendid eeoFt
The SchoOl has been IN operation org esough o.
rsc~ "A hcycad doab thai u i destined before long 20
.r.rA ne sri m the COUNTRY Already has han me,
The expectations ~ is many supporters and ~afmvsi
frepts Tins nothing Singular however, located ss
1. In mis- beautiful village situate upon me hzlfSai esoug
f,, Troy ~ Nhehal. thus reno-rce easy q acc-ss
k,r Smaens from every pst II nc sac. ard ever re
,in, rrr..,r. AsA BSsrd 81 Dir~csoi--lh" par OF In
srrccu 81 comolae 10 give his S0hoc saNssaS-s over
almost ANY other 10 ccsatry
W hs n nav he =. ,acce.sfll The preset yea. -
IA. s,f The pss snd have ecuR shs NIL tH =
merits need oa Ne Enown 10 - propcfN appreciated
hv The pubic. insls'Nu |'~tlS'
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Markets 80. cskfEgLlS EEFosrE0 FoE THs TsIvNs
rHtEso.Y. Apri Is
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And back between Q n and m Thurrday.
SAL From Princeton si m, twice week. Mondays and
By Fr.dooia, Marion Cri,ssndsn Springs, and Salem
To smifhlsnd by II N next daya 81 miIss,
And back between p Tuesdays sad Fridays, and
bp n nsxt days
sasa From Princeton Il ! m oncs week, on Monday,
By Long Pond and Wsllcnis +
To Csdn by 8 p m. ~ miles ale
|. And back between . m and ~ m zane day.
5ass From Pnncston at 4 M once week, on Monday,
By Chalk Level and Me0aies,
To Jacksonville BY p m, 81 miles
And back between m and p m Tuesday.
1884 Prom nm. Mario. 4 an. once week; 90 Tuesday
By Willow Grove, Camp Creek, Bells Mines, Cy-
presa Morsan6ed, and Raisgh
To shswnsssown, ILL.,. by N, ~ miles,
And back between . m and pm Wednesday
With two additional weekly tips the 10 miles be-
yood McssnssId, leaving that Office a m THUR
day and Saturday, and shavneetown At one p same
day, through IN hours ssch wy.
Proposals 70 end q MosssnAs'd are invited
sass Prom Marion :. m oses wssh, on Tuesday,
To EqusIifylAy = same day, ~ miles,
And back between . m and m, nsrt day.
sass From Salem q n ones week. on Wednesday,
BY Bsuy's Ferry;
To Goleonds, Illinois, by IL y, 10 miles,
| And back between N sad n, sams day.
sss7 From Murray a. N, once weed, on "Wednesday
To New Cooccsd, sas
BY III same day, 10 miss,
| And back bstwssn III m and . m, same dsy.
b2ss From Paducah ct m onoe . wssk, "Wednesday
By Lovsacsvils, Bandvlls, Melvin, Wilson's Crssk,
Mayfsld, Cark's River, Faningon, and Lssndsr "a
Boydsvine, Tennssuse. By II mart day, 70 miles
And back bsswssn > fhuniay. and , n nszt day,
Proposals commsncs u Lovslsosvius and extend "a
Paris "a miles in I'll. are invited.
523s From Psiucsh Il . N every oshss day,
|. BY Exchange, symsonis, and Benton,
To wsdesboro' By IL y, - miles
And back hss~ssn = md ~ p n, sns days
| Proposals. 70 sxssp1 VI Murray. Locus Grove, and
Cssyusvlis. Tenn, 70 Para 70 siIss in ILL., will
h ccOsidsrsd. 1872
$40 From Bhndvils Il 3 n onos wssk, Tuesday,
~ DsIb Onhss and Hasslwood,
10 CsIedouis, lIincis ~ 8 N sans Day - miles
| And bsck bstwssu n M 8 ~ Mo0days
PoPcsah ~ twc. 80 ~ thsss nips vsak, are IN
Md.
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hamg tEt sosts NsN II
To Chsitanooss, BY m mex, days, ls5 miles
And hack between m. daily except Sunday, and
Bids proposise 70 run three Of the wsskly kps snsr
psssing Murftessboso, via McMnnvills, 70 Chsta-
nooxa, are invited. Also bids for greater running
tims 20 - to leave Nsshvills ats N and arrive
there by g. m.
ss0b From Nashville m Fri weakly, Tuesdays, Thur
days. and Saturdays, ee 81 a stE LIB
By Good Spying. Frsnkin. Whits House, Spring Hill
Colsmbia, Ashwcod. Mount Pleasant, Henry, Nodh
Bend, wsynesboso, sni'h's Fssk, sosby. Savannah,
and Adsmsvile, s t
To Purdy. b. . an, Tuesdays Saturdays. and Mon
days, l4e miles
And beck between m Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdays. and IL next daya ~
Bids 10 commence n Columbia will b considered.
53oe From Nssh1lls q N. times . wssk, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays II ss.e ~ x s,.g
BY Good Spring, Franklin, White HOUSE, Spring Hill,
Columbia, Ashwocd, Mount PIsssent Cas-, Law
renceburs, Cherry Grove, Ala, and Flwenos y
To Tuseumbia, By q, Wednesdays Fridays and
Sundays, lit miles
And bod between N, Sundays, Wednesday,, and
FidsyA and m neat dsys- Il "a
Bids fss additional weekly tips bstwesn Nashville and
Celumbla, through IN houp ssch way, ere invited.
s907 Prom NsahviIs q . N s1cs gssk. Toesdsys
ByNclsnsville. Triuss Hssps'h, E4ssv's, VsrnsneA
and Unicnv0s
To shsRyvni4 y il m cert ssy. - Mills;
Ard beck bswssn p N Wednesday, and = merit
dsys; fsfN
via an additional ~sslI ZIP hs~ssa Nsshvins ssd
Hapeth, Leaving Nsshvils rHasy = ~ - ~ Has-
Pssh rsisay = y - ksssA 80 vss 70 hsu's'
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Attorney rs Law.

Trenton, GRUNpY Co. Mo.
NTILL promptly attend to all business,
w entrusted to his care, in the Courts of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. nol3.
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GLASGOW, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER go,

have been discovered on the Yuba river
near Marysville.
In El Dorado county. grsa, riot
against the decision of the County Court
in disputed Dam case,had taken place.
The sheriff summoned force of one
hundred men, and at the las, accounts
it was not settled.
The Settlers Association, who are
making great stir in Sacramento City,
held a melting on the Oath July, to d.
wise means to defend their claims
They took very strong stand, and de.
nounced The two papers and their con-
ductors in the harshest manner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-26
2sgss4 22sgss Livery stable. Gy
NEW ADMINISTRATION.

IMMERSION g. HANDLEY would respect
IL fully inform the public that they have
purchased of the Messrs. ARNoT their entire
establishment, and are now prepared to ac-
commodute both citizens and strangers, with
every description of vehicle, and good saddle
horses, at moments notice.
The additions we are making in new car
riapes, Buggies, and fine horses, (none other
kept, will enable us to furnish "turn outs"
equal in style and comfort to any establish
ment in the State. We are also prepared al
all times, to attend on pleasure parties and
TO convey steamboat passengers to any point
they may desire to go. -, orh,
By strict attention to the wants OF the
community, and & fixed determination 10 10. a.. de-
serve the patronage which has been so li6er,
ally bestowed upon our predecessors, we fee
assured that our efforts TO please, will be ap'
preciate BY a generous community.
A Hearse and Carriages will at all times
be in readiness to attend funerals. either II
the City or country. o
Glasgow, Nov. 10, lS49.-37-ly.
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
CALIFORNIA.

In the New Orleans Picayune, of the
evening of the 9th, we find fifteen days
later news from California.
The steamer arrived at New Orleans
the morning of the 9th, with a large
number of passengers, the California
mail, and a small amount of gold dust.
received from the steamer Georgia, at
Havana, on the Sd inst, from Chagres.
The steame. Panama, left San Fran
cisco the lstinst., with upwards of 500
passengers, $50 of whom were Mexi'
cans, and landed at the different ports
along the coast. A number of passen'
gers are reported to have died on the
voyage, but the names are not given.
There were no other steamers al
Panama on the 2lst ult. There were
but few Americans there, as all who
had steamer tickets had sailed. The
Tennessee was TO sail on the 18th, fol
San Francisco. The Sarah Sands sail
ed on the l7lh for San Francisco, witt
400 passengers.
The u. S. Consul at Panama had re-
ceived instructions from the Postmas
ter General, to exact so cents postage
on single letters for Mexican ports, pre-
paymen, being required in every in
stance.
A meeting has been held in the South
ern mines of California, at which wa
resolved that all Mexicans and Soull
Americans should be banished within
week. This was in consequence o
the murders and robberies daily perpe
trated in that region.
| About ITO Mexicans had been arres
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II. Louis Millinery Rooms

III 81, Market Street, Up Stairs, 49,
ES ST. LOUIS, MO. SSgs
C,LOPER g. RIMMEK, importers and deal
- ers of French Millinery, would respect
fully inform the Ladies, they are prepared to
offer any article in their line at the lowest
possible prices, and Of the latest and most ap-
proved styles, being in receipt of patterns
monthly.
The greatest attention is paid 10 written or
ders, that persons at distance may feel per
feet confidence in sending to their House.
Straws and Lcghorns cleaned, dyed ant
altered, and every article Of mourning goods
supplied at the shortest notice.
81. Louis, Augustus, lS49.--25--9m
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and never without some reason or show
of reason for the political faith that
was in me.
But during this somewhat animated
contest between the opposing wings of
the Democracy, have witnessed with
surprise and must say,with regret, the
conduct of some Wings in the interior
Of our State as we'll as elsewhere who
seem to be willing, and l verify believe
in my heart, really Uilling, to sell what
little independence they have as men.
and integrity they ever had as politi.
clans, for the contemplate price of a
mess of potage.
While they profess, erternally,uncom-
promising devotion TO the Wing faith
ostensibly make the impression upon
the Whig mind that no considerations
of personal favor now, or pligh,ed
promised aggrandizement in the future,
could shake their integrity as leading
Whig politicians. l am more than con.
strained to believe that they wilfully lie
in their hearts and proclaim there, as
they think, in silent, but telling whispers,
the truth, that they are pursuing in hot
haste and blind credulity, the desert. fOi
mirage of reward, which sooner or la
ter attend upon personal trucklings, and
partisan regeneration. know could
lay my finger upon some few leading
Whig brethern, in the interior of the
State, who are really and in truth for
Col Benton's reelection TO the United
States Senate, but who are such dam
nable moral towards, as not 10 find it
in their tender---fbrous consclences, to
expose their real position, to the search
ing gaze of a curious public.
Iscorn and loath from the very bot.
tom Of my heart, any man, or set of
men, who would thus compromit, for
the mean consideration of few "loaves
and fishes in expectancy, the best and
highest interests of their political faith
10 which they hypocri,ically profess
such loyal and unhagging DEVOTION
With such men, politically or personally
l can have nothing TO do. They are a
milestone around the neck of Whig
victory, and the sooner they are found
out and discarded the better, il will be
for the success of the sound Whig prin-
ciplcs, and sound Whig men.
The clean Wing party of Missouri
will spurn and scorn any the least cor
rup,, bargaining with either wing oI
the Democracy, and no clean Whig viii
suffer any selling over, for counterfeit
fourpence, of Wing interests to either
faction by any, the smallest or largest
land protesting friend of the genuine
Wing faith, without applying to his ma
ked back the scorpion lash of truth anc
justice. A CLEAN WHlG.
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