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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Pie n, Durbamyille. &c.

SYRACUSE, Tuesd0y, Dec. IT, IsJZ
tn, Rome Sentinel announces the occurrence
If FIRE a, the Verona Glaze Factory, Durhamyile, on
Monday doing damage to the extent OF si,OOo Inc
properly was Insured for 5000
The Democrats hold celebration here to-
night. for which fifty cent tickets are Issued Sno"
fell here Yesterday and the sleighs were out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Perilous Position Of the Crew of Schooner
on Lake Erie-Heroic Conduct.

BUFF.Lo, Tuesday, Dec IA, 1859.
Yesterday morning the schr. Gazette, Capt.
Bassett reached Cleveland harbor in distress having
suffered much in the gales OF last week on the lake.
The crew had been nearly twenty.four hours with
out mouthf of food and were out with fatigue.
As he entered the harbor the Gazette cast against
the East pier and hole knocked in her bow she
then driitcd into the Lake and capszed The crew
succeeded in getting into the rigging, but seemed un-
able to hang in consequence OF cold and exhaustion
Capt Waits, of the Queen City, Capt Stannard,
of the Cleveland and other noble fellows took small
boss nd the hazard OF their lives pulled out to the
wreck and succeeded after much difficulty In rescung
the crew in almost dying condition. Thousands Of
persons assembled on the deck witness the brave
action The vessel lies in 20 feet of water and "a un
insured She had a few tuns OF coal for ballast.
The Presidents Message mt New-Orleans.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Dec. Il. 1852
The mail is through from New-Orleans, but
we lind nothing worth teegraphing in the papers.
The POst-Ofhce messenger did not reach
New Orleans in time furnish the papers with the copy
the Presidents Message on the day Of its delivery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Obsequies of Daniel Webster In the House
Of Representative.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dee. IA, 1882
The death OF Mr.. Webster is 10 be noticed
in the House with appropriate eulogies and proceed
ings-probably Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

TIE Nlarisa "a Chariestsa.

CnAaIEs.ox, Tuesday Dec. II, lsaa
The U. 8. Mad steamship Marion, Captain
Berry arrived It her whsn here q eleven sesoes' ""
SAondsy) nShk
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12

IL" One of the COMMITTEES" is down upon US
in the last Democrat. for daring TO allude to the
Circular addressed 10 the Voters Of the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit" He appears very much surprised
that one could suppose an allusion was made to
Judge Jackson, and yet refuses 70 let the people
know to whom alluson was made ain a certain
passage in the Address" but leaves the inference
that alluson was made to Judge Hubbe Of the
second Circuit. The writer also refers TO our
reference to sham Conventions" Clique" &c.
in this wise:
& If that charge had been made by Democrat,
we would have considered ourselves bound TO re-
flute it, and to establish the fact-lut considering
the source whence it emauates, we deem 1t be
meath our notice"
That common citizen like ourself should be
considered by one Of as high and Foreign aspira-
tions as are entertained by " One Of the Commit
tee, beneath notice is not at all surprising, and
we presume the article we publish to-day, from
the Potosi Republican, although coming from a
Democrat, viii meet similar consideration. But
it may not be improper for the people TO know
something Of the facts in relation the PlateviIle
Convention, which we viii give as we have learn
ed them from Democrats.
The meagre and slim attendance at the Con
vention, would certainly indicate that the move
ment did not originate with the rank and file
of the Democratic party but that i was scheme
of a few political wirep ullers who have axes to
grind The principal movers in Iowa. CO, have long
been upon the political anxious-seaf, and felt deep
interest in the approaching elections. The figuring
for La Fayette, with a few exceptions. appeared
to devolve upon several gentlemen who were ac-
tuated by similar impulses. Old Grant sent no
delegates to the Convention, but the Convention
to keep upappearances,o or perhaps out of courtesy
to Platteville voted in three gentlemen who were
lockers on, as delegates from that town Richland
county also refused to send delegates, and the gen
tleman who represented that county lives in Grant
and represented Richland by virtue of a saw-mill
he owns somewhere in that county and who had
the good sense not to claim to be sent by the PEG
pie Of Richand.
Such was the great Judicial Convention at
PIatteyie, whose doings are attempted to be
palmed off upon the people as the acts of the
Democratic party Of the Fifth Judicial Circuit
Shame on such sham Conventional
With regard to the candidate OF the Convention
we have nothing to say but leave him in the hands
of the people But we cannot lend our aid to the
support of any man who comes before the people
under such circumstances
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12

that the Wing administration VIII not be able TO
eIude The responsibility
This assertion proceeds from the assumption
that tie Wings are par erreIeace corruptionists,
and thar tie peoples money is. squandeTed and the
country diSgraced by their populations whenever
they are in power Itcertainly displays great for
getfulness or extreme hardihood on the part OF
our uelghbor, TO make charge Of this kind, or to
deny notorious lacts-facfs that have been known
TO every man in the country--facts which fasten
on the Democratic party forever the guilt Of plum
dcriug the T. S Treasury of a greater amount
than ever before known under civilized govern
ueut. in the same length Of time. Before attempt
ing to rafute the charge Of Wing corruption, let
as exhibit few instances where Democrats have
plunderei the Treasury; and in 50 doing we viii
call 10 our aid a part OF table extracted from
Public Document printed BY order Of Congress,
giving a Statement OF some Of the defauiters to
the government, whose deialcations occur ed IN
der the administrations of Gen. Jackson, Martin
Van BftrpD AMI James K Polk
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12

structions Were to be given 70 the force which
we might send to the fishing grounds
Mr. MAsoN said if the object Ct the British
squadron in such unusual force was 10 coecre
negotia.iation, there ought to be no negotia-
ton until it is Withdrawn lie would in such
case instruct the American commander to
maintain the American fishermen in those seas
in siqftt qito, to secure them the rights which
they have been enjoying for thirty years.
Mr. PRATT Of Mary land, said this appeared
TO him more likely to result in war than did
the last difficulty. The English Government
has decided upon treaty construction. Eng
land don't want to negotiate, for she has sent
large force to execute her construction Of the
treaty. Americans are expelled from the
rights which they have enjoyed for thirty years,
under what our Government has at all times,
and now declares 10 be the proper construc-
ton of the treaty. Ought not a force TO be
sent there to protect them ia those rights which
this Government has declared to be theirs
Certainly there ought. II this be done, and
the British officer execute his ordeFs,a coils
ion must ensue, for an American commander
will not witness the seizure OF American yes
sells without firing into the offender.
The feeling on the subject was gratifyingy
unanimous, as represented by Senators from
all sections Of the Union, and the resolution
passed without a dissenting voice.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
Later from the ISthmuS-

New York, July 81.
The Steamer Sierra Nevada, from Aspin-
wall, arrived last night at this port. She
brings I67 passengers and c, 900 in gold.
The steamer Winfield Scott left Panama
on the I7th, with GOO passengers, and the
Golden Gate was to leave on the 25th with
$50 passengers and 600 u s troops.
The steamer Columbia, with the California
mails and 100000 in gold, arrived at Panama
on the 18th inst.
Mr. RIcE, the U. S. Consul at Acapulco,
had been called TO the city of Mexico by the
American Minister, to give an explanation.
and after he had proceeded some distance on
his journey, the authorities of Acapulco sent
an express and re-arrested him and brought
him back.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
Fitting Out Of the FrigateS Columbia and Sa
Hannah kr
Portsmonth. "a. JuIv 30 d

Portsmouth, Va. July 80 1852.
The greatest animation exists in every de-
partment of the Gospor, Navy Yard, owing to
orders having beer received to fit out, with
all despatch. the frigates Columbia and Sa-
vannah, probably to the fishing grounds; the
/ former IS reported to be ready for service in
thirty days. They are now mastng her, and
! before this is safely enclosed in the mail bag
( they Will all be in their respective positions.
New York, Aug. 3.
The revenue cutter fancy, Capt. Martin,
was struck by a sluall this afternoon below
Gov. Island, capszed filled and sunk. Four
men were lost; one Of them was killed when
the vessel capsized.
Niagara Falls, Aug 3.
Judge Devereaux Of this place died at
o'clock of Cholera. lie was taken i'll at o.
clock this morning.
\. Y. August 3.
The steamer Hermann with three days
later news from Europe, arrived at an early
hour this forenoon.
She brings 95 passengers and GOO tons
freight.
The West India steamer Parana arrived at
Southampton 9Th ult., with sos, 900 dollars
specie on freight.
Flour was dull, prices unchanged.
Wheat remains noulinaliy the same.
Indian corn was scarce and in demand at
full prices.
Provisions without much change. The re-
ports Of growing crops were generally favor
able and the weather magnificent. In some
instances blight and midIew had appeared in
the wheat, and there was renewed reports of
the potato disease in Ireland.
Eng!and-The general elections through
out the Kingdom were not quite concluded
when the Hermann left England Enough
was known, however, Of the general result,
TO render it certain that Earl Derby's admins
tration would not be able to command a work
ing majority in the House Of commons. The
indications were that the Government would
have but a very short term of power. The
Peel party headed by sir James Graham
would most undoubtedly join the ranks Of the
liberal party, and an attempt to impose a tax
upon food would be successfully resisted in
the Parliament.
New York, Aug. 3.
The collection for the sufferers by the Mon
ueal fire amounts 10 SI6,74O, Of which SIS
600 have already been RENTED.
Hon. J. A. Quitnan. of Mississippi, has
refused 10 address the democratic meeting, on
the ground that the Baltimore Convention en-
dorset the compromise.
St James, y. B. Aug. ?.
The Schooner Coral, condemned fora breach
Of the fishery treaty, was sold here to-day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
Another Vessel Seized-Others Ordered OH.
Boston. July 81.

bUotUII, July OIs
The fishing schooner Northern Light, ar
rived at Booth Bay, Maine, from the Bay Of
St. Lawrence, reports being boarded by a
British cutter, and requested not to fish with
in three miles Of the land-headlard to head
land-and the line was marked out in ;heir
presence.
The schooner Wave arrived at Gloucester,
reports that on Monday last, while lying at
anchor near Sable Island, in company with
the fishing schooner Helen Maria, of Glou-
cester, British cutter boarded them, and on
finding some fresh bait on board the Helen
Maria, seized her, and took her into Pubrico.
The crew Of the Helen Maria, alegs that they
were not fishing and had no intention Of eyad-
ing the treaty. They had put in for supplies.
The intelligence has caused considerable ex-
element among the Gloucester fishermen.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
Dir. PierCe'S Votes.

The Mineral Point Democrat is among the very
few Locoloco papers that possess the boIdness to
attempt to apologize for Mr.. Pierces course in vo-
ting against all Improvements for Western Har-
bors and Rivers. The attempt of that sheet to
whistle off this subject, by attempting to show
that Mr.. Pierces course "did not exactly meet the
T'i5ules appreciation" may satisfy their minds,
but the people viii repudiate such puerile argu-
ments. Mr.. Pierce's votes are the subjects of
much comment in the States most Immediately
concerned. The people of the West are not so
treacherous 10 their own interests and the inter
csts of the whole country, as to support for the
Presidency man whose hostility to Western I'm
provcments is SO often recorded upor the Journals
Of Congress. The people of Ohio, Michigan, Hi
nois, Indiana Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee, Ar
kansas and Wisconsin, are too deeply interested
in this matter to forget Mr. Pierces votes against
Harbor and River Improvements in their respec-
tive limits. His well known hostility to General
Jackson in this matter, uniformly voting against
bills which he approved, viii not 90 down in the
West without more soft soap than cur neighbors
have to spare, just at present. 1t is the general
impression even among democrats that General
Jackson went quite far enough in his opposition
TO Internal Improvements, and they desire no man
for President who was so ultra, when in Congress,
as TO oppose such Improvements as the old hero
sanctioned
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
INK ont Egr Col,ntcrfcits.

The public cautioned against another counterfeit,
which has lately made lis appearance, called " b. Far
re's Arabian Lnimeut the most dangerous Of all the
counterfes, because ais having the or Farrama-
viii buy it in good aith without ledge that
counterfeit and they perhaps only discover
heir when the spurious wrought its
evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by IT, G. Far
rel, sole inventor and prop ieorand wholesale druggist
No. u, Main street, Peoria Illinois, to whom all sppIi5a-
tons for Agencies must be addressed. Be sure you get
it with The letters H. C. before the Farrell thus-H. G.
FARRELL'S-and his signature on the wrapper all 9th
ers are counterfeits. sold by
WHITNEY SMITH, Mineral Point. Hoskins.
Thomas & Co, Dodgevine, T. Beech Linden, Hook &
Robinson, Franklin, Benner, Wingvife A. Nordyke.
Nascoda, Ripley, Downs * Co., Richmond, E. c McIn-
Rchlaud city, AMI by regularly authorized AGENTS
throughout T. e United States.
Lcg-Price 25 and so cents, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet
ia tha United States in which one is not Yet established
Address H. G. Farrell rs above accompanied with good
references as to character, responsibility, &c. rv5u3O
nT-DR. wlsTAR's BALSAA OF WILD CHERRY.
This Baisam is peculiarly adapted every disease OF
The Lungs and Liver which is pruduceI by our everva
ying climate.
THEORY AND THE PRACTICE
The cures Of his medicine have been, and viii be- lust
IN proportion to the number OF cases in mich il Is s
It's only miraculous powers are those which II possesses
from and in common with nature whose one rstfrrs il
can only assist and hasten. Us action immediate and
though calm, energetic It say irritation Il rr
m ties secretion and exereon. It can never TO nal
late, and where cure is possible it wiiIcure. This
the theory Of the medicine as invented and experience
II numerous cases Of every kind and variety has dem
on7trated the correctness Of it's principles.
J Sec advertisement in another column. amas
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
WING COUNTY, CoNvHNrEON.

A Wing Convention, for Iowa County. viii be
held at the Court House ia Mineral Point on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1852,
at 1 o'clock, ?. NJ, for the purpose of selecting
delegates TO attend the Wing Congressional Con
venton 10 be held IN this place on the first Of Sep
TENDER next
The ratio Of representation VIII be the same
as last year
a full representation is earnestly requested.
c. c. WASHBURNE, JOHN w. COONS.
JOHN B. TERRY, B. +. THOMAS.
JOHN CARTER. Coulfg Com
Mineral Point, Aug 10. 1852
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12

FIREs.-The 18th of June last terrible
FIRE took place in Sonora City, California, de-
stroying property 10 the amount of about two
millions Of dollars. 1t said that no previous
fire in California has so despoied the fair
face of city as this has Son0Ta-no Sesuges
remain but few wooden houses and tenants
In Chicago on the goth ut,. fire broke
out on Clinton street, in d building occupied
as Turning Shop, which destroyed mum
Der of dwellings, mechanic shops and stores.
The loss Is estimated at SIS, 600, which was
only partially covered by insurance.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
Grand pannrama.

The exhibition Of Aycrills Panorama
of the Worlds Fair, and the Overland
Route to California, on Monday and
Tuesday evening, gave general satisfaction
to those who witnessed it. Many Of the
scenes were truly interesting. We can
cheerfully recommend Mr. Averill's Elk
hibition to the patronage of the public.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
CINCINNATI TESTIMONY

IN favor o. W. B. FARBELL,s gRsRr.,.-..
-HES-T. l'' =
Read the following from John p. Para oyri-..
dated Nov GO 1851, afsr requesting me "a esr
gross. He says. believe your Arabiap Ii- ~ e
superior to the Mustang Linirrnt; in fal : lA
confidence At alI in the & aslzag LfnImerl ave 70
JOHN D. PAIR.
-'' g 80. - l-', lapef' 4aR
~ DR.. GUYsoTT's IMPROVED Fyrp.o-
YELLOW DOCK AND SARsAPARTlI.A "
EExEDE FOR Hereditary Tefrt.
Thousands Of iudividuas are cursed wjb -,t.--
complaints, which they inherit from their parent.
use Of the Yell0u DOek and SGrsapariUa viii - --
al this, and save vast amount Of misery. ana
valuable lives, for "a Thoroughly ergss f--
Lte latent faint, which is the seed Of disease
takes Of Inc by which the sins or rlisft- y
The parents are often visited upon The inpasg,,
spring.
Parents owe it 10 their children 10 guard them ,y
the effects Of aaIadies that may be commuaica,sa,
descent, and children of pa ens that have al a-y
been affected with Consumption, ScrefzLa or svrbrT
owe il 10 themselves to take preeaut.on sEainsi ~
ease being revived in them Guysot's Exrgct or "
'ow Dock and saEsapsFiEs is a sure antidots in s.
cases.
- zee advertisement. iva
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
8 8 q g 8 9 &

Scrofula, Syphilis, Mercuria Complaints, Csncer en-.
Rrsn". Rheumatism, aud vast variety OF other di.s
grcrabla and dangerous diseases are perfectly cu-s
BY the use OF this medicine.
SALINE, Mich, Oct 6, 1851.
= Nj LoHT n. PAEE-DCar sir. Is with unutisrsb1s
feelings of gratu Sc that able, through the Divine
Providence If God, and by the wonder working agency
OF lIas excellent medicine, Guysotts Yellow Dock and
A57apaFIa 10 give yoa lew s. RptoHs Of lay almost
hopeless gsEe.
In the winter OF $50, was attacked with severe psa
which " as gradually extending through the hole rghf
sGe ana leg; at the lire. total rrcsration M
p} steal yslem; also my leg had. sbrnk 60 about two
u5ds 81 IT. common size / procured the attendance
on sklHul practitioner. WhC pronounced ms St ase one
OF iae worst forms Of Liver Complaint Tie said my csse
was one not easily handed. but p-escri bed for no. re-
anfd under his Treatment until twas satisfied he cold
nos hep mo- then procured OF agent a. this pace
Two bHie7 Of Guysou's yellow Dock and SaTsapar.la,
from which received vast amount OF benefit Anpr
having taken four bottles more, ab 10 pursue my
bus ness without Inconvenience and have been Stree
LHat time Ve.i- while but a shurt time since was con-
u' Cd 20 my bed Three faHEths time and CauIol
ar.be The return of health any other cause than
- the agency OF that truly valuable med cine Guystfs
elbow Dock and SaTsaparilIa.
HASSEL VAURIPER.
Price. 81 per bg.tle-Six bottles for s.
sid by J. d. PARK Cincinnati q
NOrhe2s. corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts-entrauceou
walnut stTegft0 - HON all orders be nd rcsspd
Also hS r ROD 'LF, Mir eral Point Armstrong. Pc,
t0sl; RdraGuf & Giger gGssVIe Cole & stew art Bee
town: -. T. Parker Lancaster; \. n. Hemiup Hazel
Green p Rayey q Co, Pla.teyiile {; T. a. Flanders,
Benton; T. Mason, Dubuque. A. u2yy5 Is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
IOwa C0unty AgricuIlnraI SocietY.

The citizens of Iowa County friendly TO a re-or-
ganzation of the Iowa County Agricultural So
cety, are requested to meet at the Court House in
Mineral Point, on Saturday the Ith day of Sep
TENDER next at one o'clock p. m, for the purpose
Of electing Officers, and making the necessary
arrangements for Fair the coming fall.
Py order the Er cam.
July Il. 1852
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
%9@o G@&eGoG&e ogJe cQGS
DR.. GlyS0E's Improved Er'rad 0f
YELLOW DUCK s. SARS4PARyTIt,

DT. GHyS0i, LlHpIorcd Er'rQCi 0f
YELLOW DOCK s. SARSA
The original and only genuine preparation for the Ter
Eauert cure Of Consumption and Diseases OF "a
Lungs, when they are supposed to be affected by
the too free use of Mercury Iron, Ouinine
&c, &c C.
-IF WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
SCrriula or Kings Evil
Cancers, TUmors, EruptOHs Of
Sklnr Eysipilas, Chronic sore Ewes
EtngWUru or letters sea q IIead, Rhru.
m tsm,paiu sin he Bones ur Joints, odd Sues
and Ulcers, Swelling 81 the Glands Syphilis pvs.
p"p7a ~al khUum- i1iseHes Of the KidHpys. o. ~
Appetite Die asses arising furn tn OF AecHry r-
In the SIDE aud Shoulders Crest Debility. Drin.
sy, LumbaEo, Jluudice and Costiveness
Tn" Best Female Medicine Known
THE Shsker prepared yellow Dock and he aRs
Honduras SaTsapara,' the inv alua Die rsr1esi
agents from which Dr. Guvzptts narrowed Ertr.-t ~
yellow Deck aHd Sarssparils is formed, and he If,
atury Of Dr. Guysott has given the virtues Of tbs.
root In their perfection. His preparation contains AN
restorative properties Of the roots combined and
cenirsls d ia their utmost Ftreugth and efficacy
Experiments wsre made ia the manufacture Of ft.
medicine, until il was found that II could no be grl.
improved AccoEdinLl Il, ind it resor.ed TO sImo.
universally IN cases OF Hrpatc, Scorhutc, Ind Cu,sn
compauts,or general prusIratun Of all the vital powers
and al those tormentng diseases If the skin SO tiu
20 iGc patience and so injurious 10 health
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
lfgm.

In this village on the 9th inst Ctuor1SE East
now in California.
On the Sth, Mrs. Maria BLAcKNEv. aged 26
years, life OF Mr.. Thomas Blacney of this village
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
rEsq. Barker. Of New Canton. H., says:I

Mr. r. 6 Farrrll's Arabian Eminent has cured so1s
bad cases hera which every other rema& had failed in
one was hite sv cling and contracted cords in the leg
Of boy twelve years ola The leg had wilhered away
aud contracted that he had use Of it. Three doctors
had tried their skill uPoat ia vain,and fGst sink
ing tte graUe when the boys father was induced to
try n. C. arrePs Arabian LiHimeut. Before 6rst
bottle used up he TO Mr. s store, the first
words he said were, Ar. Barker, all thar Lui
ment you have 10 The store the one bottle got did nv
boy good than all thai had ever been done beore
That boy wei and hearty, and has free use of his
legs 1t Is good for sprns, bruises, cuts, burns and
swelIiugs. 4w3-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
Selling 0u1f

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFCE1
q GOOD assortment q ia EgEE.xF. SILK
"a q FOODS. & may be found, for a few days
longer 60 the Fancy and JeWelry store of Lady BuR-
NEMANN, nearly opposite the Post Office. As this
store VIII bee closed the end the present month,
AUGUST 1852. own
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-12
NiSSnnri EIerti0n,

The following is the substance of tele-
graphic despatch, received last evening from
St Louis The entire Democratic Legisla-
tive ticket is elected in ST. Louis bv 500 to
1000 majority. Returns indicate, that Ben
ton is elected to Congress in the St Louis
district, and that Olin, " hig, and Phelps and
Lamb, Democrats, are elected in other dis
tricts. Other districts uncertain. The Dem
ocratlc State ticket ahead.-GGi. Gcz.
II Land Warrants are selling in this plac. al
the following prices.
For 100 acres SI55.
50 $50