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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13
From he Cincinnati Rcfu6li an.
TO THE TOLLS TO TIE POLLS
Air-"T'he Sriss boy"
nv Inc

Air-"Thc Srip boy"
WING
Como arouse ye' arouse yrl 80 true Wing Boys.
To the polls and all haste away
Come arouse ye. arouse ye, We true Wing Boys
10 llio polls one aud 81 haste away,
For We must strilo The fatal blow
That leads a. death the nccmlns f,e
Then arouse We. arDusc yc. We true Wing B,y..
30 the pills N the pills. don't delay
Rccollccr fccollcci' W true Tirry Boys.
The coming clcctiUn day.
Wcrollcrr rerolleci. ye true Tippv Brys.
Not q vote mnst be- thrown away
Each one must cease his dnily hul
And baulc hard ior freedom. SOL.
Then arouse We arouse ye' We true Democrats.
10 the polls 90 the pills haste away.
Ut rs 'iry' lct rs try ys Pairois true.
10 mnke odd Hamilton our-
Let ~ try ct us Try 70 Patriots true.
To make "Od Hamilton" ours:
IUr she h1s Struggled iunr Iu van.
70 break her sefyfle p,nIs tn tt,spt
Thcu arouse 70. arouse Sc vo Pairrufs true.
To lh' polls - the polls haste away
We vii sec. ne will see. yc Log Cabin Bow.
Thrj ibe dly Will sc brsyely ypn.
W. wili Zee. VIC vii sec, ve Hard Cider B,ys.
The triumph Of iiAnRisoV.
lIu,, iryous well feel when The day Is tas
g. kru,, we've conquered notify ~ last
Ih'n 'r' ' SOL. fr'H.o So vr brave Tirr Brf
j. th, lfi.s Co To-, poll. hI', asay
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

E,op in one ofhis fables describes a mln who was
going to market with boy. riding an ass. Some
eapiious neighbor by his ,mark. induced him TO
raise the his shoulder and he was CRUISING
stream the fell off aud drowned This old fa-
sle is brought to remembrance by the position
which ii is said Mr.. S,eenrod placed by the loco
fncos Of Detroit They had the their shoulders
-whel her he fell in the ditch or tot, report docs not
say.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

TUESDAY MORNING. ocroBER 10. 1910.

The Election of President
and Vice President Of the u
-nited States will lake place in
this State on Monday the I'd
day of November next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

respectable young man numed Brown. book kseper
w. ihc house Of Stephens. Young a. Co Of Montreal
committed suicide on Friday morning. by hanging him
SET 10 ms bedroom II is said that he hes been sub
lec n Temporary fits Of insanity, occasionally since tie
ioss Of his mother by cholera in 80 or "a and the
opinion q the Coronors jury was. that the decs,.od
wls under The influences Of ono Of those fts when bs
committed the rash act
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

Today the election takes place in OH, We feel
even now. as though We could IN. maori,es
coming IN from various counries'for Corvin, rnniori
ties that will be doubled when Old Tip comes on the
Track We are confident Of Ohio by large mnjoriIies.
vet we feel in that excitement that will not permit us
to write The election docs not depend upon Ohio.
but II will have great bearing uprn it, and So imror.
'nntis the eon'estthnt fancy every ough, to be
sulled every whisper hushtd il the eve of an
earthquake. until the result is heard. On Thursday
we shall be enabled give the majority of the STATIC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

Two Colonies who were with Harrison nj the bat,le
OF the Thames Chambers and Todd have gone TO meet
johnson and Allen their route to-day And if they
ooHane their false assertions in relation 10 Gen Har
rIson TO give them the lie direct. Where they will
meet them do not know
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

Gen. Harrison was at GAINESVILLE on Saturday md
addressed two acres Of people for the space Of two
hours. He was more distinctly heard and more nd.
nred than my Of the speakers by his large auditory
lie had on the day before addressed large auditory
for three hours; yet. did not appear iariguod.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS

''INDNFsINIfo NIFU flIHIUNN.
IN hays strong scented Rio Coffee
NV 10 bags Pepper.
10 half chests v Hyson Tea
500 lhs. ground Pepper
800 CARROTS Philadelphia Scotch SNUFF
I hid Msdder
10 boxes vengated Soap
7 cask French Cuuanis
10000 lbs Loaf Sugar
J hid New England Rum. y superior arncle.
10 bbls Malaga Wine fl.orings by,pJ1
2 CASKS pale golden Sherry Wine
7 corOon Indigo
""o percussion taps-,Iust received snd for ssls b
''' 10 NJ REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

Connected with the above is one OF the most eN
ten>ive READING ROOMS in the United States
Terms To Subscribers, IS year. Strangers free
to visit il for the space of month those who
inue visit it for longer term, will he put down
Subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

We assert that Geo. Dawson Of the Detroit Adver
ii'er !, gentleman of uneIceptonable chamCior pn'
man WI lenies it is not n gentleman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

meeting OF the Central Commirtce ofOh,o coun-
y will he held at the Office ofDr S. r. IIuhhen to.
morrow evening at early candle light,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13
TIE POPLAR VOTE


view OF H. II Is ofinfnitey deeper interest and impor.
10 ace TO the rest of tho Union. whom we come to con-
sIier the condiiion Of
THE POPULAR VOTE
The returns have been received from all the oopn.
ties except The strong Wing counties of Worcester
orchesier and Somerset. IT is confidently believed
hh' these will give Wing majority of at least one
Thousand votes In Worcester, orr adversaries have
u oi even put forward Ticker for the House of Dele
a'es and IN Dorchester the opposition merely nom.
u3al.
WIN the usual Wing vote in these counties added
tn the results positively ascerained in the rest of the
state the Wing majority exceeds twenty-five hundred
coles result SO decisive as To render it ALSO.
LUTELf CERTAIN that the TEN VOTES of
Maryland VIII he given 10 Gen HARRISON un the
first Monday OF November next.
IL Is not known 10 Us that adversarc- will nj
Tempt TO influence the clectUns in other States by n
correct statements of what Morylan has dom. sad
haid at the recent eieclIon. but lest such
should DO made we have thprchi It due 10 our u.t,
col brethren throughout The Umnn To- niop, Ihi moth
Oh OF assuring them Of tho complete asccian,y of the
Wing oause IN Maryland and Ia promise IN the nam.
OF The Wings OF Mary land. thai the victory recently A.
cheTod Will he followed by still more sgraI and
triumphant on The first Monday Of November NEXT
We
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

Il would be we'll for the wings. somo Of them. to
go over to the election precincts ia Oao to-day and
that no Virginians permitted to vote tho Van
Buren, ticket
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

The TTPPECA NOE FLAG is issued from thus office
the 1T and 18th of every month. Price 50 cts.
from this time until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13


The Census Of the city and suburbs Of New Orleans
being nearly completed. shows total population ol
more than 100000. In 1880 il contained less Than
fifty thousand.
Daring two davs ia" deposilors in the Paris Saving.
Bank drew ont l.775000 francs. whilst the de.osites
were only 4422J7 francs IL supposed that larre
part OF the Withdrawals wa Tor the purpose Of lvcst.
ing ia the funds al The Deprecated rates.
Governor Porierhas signed the death warrant CRo
err McConnchy The wretch who, for the sake Of a few
dsllars. murdered he whole of the Browne family a,
~ number lie d 10 be exc cued on the 9Th Noycp,
Der No sympathy can be felt for such a fend.
eTAl the head Of the Wing procssion a, Enc.
was carried o full length portrait Of Gen Wlsbipcio,
with this uscr ptiOn ~ FIRST 80 ur1rf first i .eoc a.,
in hehearts 4 his ,ogaryDicn. aud first a.
William Henry Iarrison" Wherever % apponre.I Ia.
simultaneous shout afOse from thousands Of voices.
heartily responding 10 The sentiment.
ESEcUTios % sr,~.v ToR MrRprp -- Rob. q,
Collins. convicted Of numbering o scrcant oCm,,,pe.
on board H. NJ. ) Cleopatra. hung on board thai
vessel on The morning Of the 25ih alt
The Quebec Mercury says lfSly hing further Than
the sentence Ol thc court were required tY ,,t.,r,
us that De- deserved his doom. o. be found rp tl
following remarkable circumstance when the conn,
inquired o. thcro yas any one who could .osst A.
favor 90 Jie prisoners character anil general r,gJ,,
not one ofFcernYi a ghipma e--nof ven ,.,,,,
vas found 10 offer word rn his behalf This ace
informed sa very unusual. II n1r 1u Unprecedented
occurrence OF a oOuu martial, i0r sailor even ~,
knows that he cannot save him. will step pril be- fore ts
court lnd give az old shipfsnie CIR word 10 plri,pr
lna' ho may not leave The world without one IS buc
SPOT BOZ bic character.
The u'rne paper states ihst true bill hal icon
found against Josephine D Estinlu,iIe v,spy. ,t ,bo
ilic Aohillo Tachc. ~ ipr aucuy tU pli. fb, s,l
Achie Iachs, Mr. Pfurusc. Who 81 a,frrg f,r nc
'tosr. moved fhc proccss OF uto Court ar,,ul M.
T. aud fNe hri'uur' ni tfr rssurru0.-.r. t. .al,,r
n fiIurg1uur yhfu bsf name .fls .lIi,I
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13


The undersigned. the Wing CentraI Communities
Tor The STATE OF Maryland. avail themselves of the
earliest moment To communicate to n cir polit,cnl
brethren throughout tho onion an account OF IN. sig
nal and uneIamped triumph which has crowned their
efforts al the election held The rth instant
In no State Of the Union. except in Kentucky. has
tho overthrow of the Administration been more eom
pIete and thorough. Counties heretofore regarded NJ.
hopeiessy devoted TO tho suppor, Of the party in
es have been revoluiionzed An oyerwhein,;pg ma.
lony of wings has been elected each branch of The
Legislature. aud arge majority Of the popular .uf
'fages thrown TOR the Wing ticket to deprive our
adversary OF the slightest hope Of la the final
contest IN November II is not our purpose IN on n,a
detail IN Tins Circular. but friends in other States
may rely with implicit confidence upon the follow.
ing orei exhibit OF the results
TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Tins body consists of seventy five members chosen
oy twenty counties and the ciues Of Annapolis and
BALTIMORE In the last Housc, there WINS a Van Burer
majority OF thirteen Al he rccen, election the
Wings succeeded in eceiing the entire Representatives
from fourteen counties and The city Of Annapolis and
IN dNd ns with the opponents the representation f,u
one other county. The House now stands n. f,I
lows
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13
Wig majority.
so vnics

Sui trhnscendani has been our triuua ph in this
view ct IT, II IS of infinitely deeper interest and impor
To ace 10 the rest Of tho Union whom we come To- cum
sIier the condiiiun oC ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13
We IRE, DC

Destructive FiTe at QTebee.-The Quebec Mercury
OF Thursday last contains account of a very des.
rucu'e hre which took place in that city Oh the pre
cedng day. by which damage was sustained TO the
amount Of $4,000. The fire originated in the upper
story Of the premises of Messrs J. H. Joseph d. Co
wholesale tobacco merchants on the souih side Of M
poeon wharf and was caused by sparks from The aos
oOaI Lady Ayluer. This properly wBs entirely des
froyedogeher with the Of Mr. D. Fraser fish aud
OIL merchant, and the adjoining OfAie,s Mason
Strong. Lnngeom a. Co wholesale dry goods merchants
tllkes Of fire carried by the wind 70 great des-
lance and sOrHe alighting the singled roof of n
house connected with the Victoria House set fire Ia
the same and in short the flames had increased
50 much that all efforts them wer, unnyai
ing and that uilding and the Victoria House itself
erected four years ago al great expense by Mr. George
Arnold. were entirely consumed
The fire WIS advancing frUm two points and nj
one Time approximations eRcrtaIned for the safety
OF the whole Of the lower town. The destructive eIe
ment was however arrested one direction by pulling
down house and IN the other was subdued nj the
house adjoining the Victoria. The number Of buIdncs
destroyed Is stated in brief, be stores hotels q
tayerns, ard dwelling houses.
A young mqs Mr.. A. NcGrotiy Jr Of New Bnjns
wick fell from the roof Of house on which he was
pouring waie: nnJ severely fractured hIs skull that
he Is not expected To survive.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

The people are ccming from plain on.i from noun.
tain. RI &c = ~ - Hr
To Join the brave band oi the hoocst md ffre
Which grows the slream iron The leaf sheltered
fountain. ---.s- - -. .srr
Spreads broad md bsoad I'LL il roehcs the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

The WhiR nct gain is two Senators.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-13

60 10
THE SENATE
This body consists of tweniy-One MEMBER seven Of
"h''n were chosen at the recent election The Wing,
Ia We elected five md their opponents two The neI,
Senate stands
Wings. vnn Buren,
Is
10 'hni on the JOINT ballot the strength Of parie.
w the next Legislature of Maryland viii DO as iol
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-11

NAsHGNGrOS, uesdav, Dec. >.
Congress-.No QuOrum-lE. adams miraculous
PrsserrotioE from Death Of Member Of Con
gTsss.
A sufficient number Of members arrived to-day
e. make a quorum in the House-(liS were present
A message was sent To the Senate q inform that
body that the were n, ady 10 proceed TO business;
but the Senate had adjourned Tor want Of quorum,
and the House then al burned
ar. Adams, before adjourniug, gave notice that
on Tomorrow he would Introduce a re- oution 10
scind the standing rule Of the House. adopted at the
last Session This is the rule which precludcs the
reception of abolition memorials or papers.
The cid gentlen You see, has put the black ball
in motion at the start The consideration OF the
resolution will 81 course open heated debate, an
less the extinguishsr shall be pat upon IL immeii
ately, by adopting substitute.
A party OF southern members arrived to day,
who had scen detained below the riser-snong them,
Gen. WaIdy Thompson, of South Carolina, Who
has had a most miraculous escape from awful
death. lie was walking on the Petersburg road, in
advance of the train, which was moving at a very
slow rate, when the locomotive took a sudden start,
knocked him Down, and Tassed Immediately over
him, he lay in the Middle Of the track. The
General was little b used, but he stood erect IN
the House to- day.
The President pro ten. Of the Senate, MIR King,
arrived to day, and there will be quorum to-nor-
row. and the message will be sent 10 on Thursday.
Two Of the New jersey usurptrs were IN Their
seats to day.
We are IN tic midst OF wintor-sleigh sand
snow banks, and orfully koll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-11
Correspondence Of the Hersld.1
WAsHINGToN, December7, lS4O-Mc

WAsHINGToN, December Z, lS40-Monday.
This being the day for the meeting oftke second
sion of the twenty Congress, the members pre-
sent in the city Of Washington according to rule,
assembled at the Capitol at II o'clock
la the Senate, the Vice President and the Presi-
dent pro tenn, the Hon. w. Il King of Alabama, be-
ing absent, the Senate was called to order by the
Secretary. Only sixteen Senators appearing to be
present, that body adjourned ever Informally for
want Of quorum.
In the House, the Speaker took the chair, and the
roll being called over, ninety five members answered
to their names. There being no quorum, the men,
bers present adjourned until the next day.
Before adjourning, the following new members
were presented and sworn in: Mr.. Morrow of
Chio, in the place Of Mr.. Corwln; Mr.. Winthrop of
succeeding General Howard, Mr.. Mcclure of Pa,
iar the late Mr.. Ramsay; Mr. Boardman Of Cosnec-
ticu; and Mr.. Dee Of New York, filling the vacancy
OF the late Mr.. Brown.
This is the first time Congress has found itself
without a quorum, for more than twenty years -
The tremendous snow storm for the last three days,
has so blocked every avenue of csmmuniea alton,
north, south, east west, that Resrtw thirds of
the members have bees prevented from gettiur
here IN time. There were but four or five southern
members present. The rest are frozen up below
waiting patiently at Gunpowder-the relay house is
said tc hold the balance Of the western men. only
waiting for the locomotive In come along. The fol-
Loving members from New York were present to-
day :-Nlessrs. Granger. MSrroe, Mitchell, Doe,
Wagner, Peek, Hand, Fine, Prentiss, EIrll,Jack
son, Jones. kembe, Russell, Strong, Ely, Br,ws-
ter.
Mr.. Granger and Mr.. Monroe got in luckily one
night in advance Of the snow storm. Hohi.an, Cur
tis, Grinnell, Webster, and the EisteIn boys, are
some where near, II is said.
The snow is twelve inches deep hereabou.s on
level IL was amusing to aud hear the congraiu-
lations to-day, in the Heuse, among those members
who happened to be there, the late election re.
suits in the couRtry. Every whis member was
toasting e the majority in his d.trict Lewis Will
! ANS claimed the biggest southern majority, The
Kentucky men were all on the ground, looking tall
and talking about the banser state This day they
are going 60 present the banner TO Tennessee Prof
g. was there, and Growing, bat Parri. couldn't be
found-not come yet. Old Mr.. Adams yos shaking
to take his hand-and Albeit Smith was going about
pokng fun at his wounded bretkeren.
Mr.. Clay arrived this evening, having come on in
sleigh; believe { ON the relay house. lie i, look
ing younger and better, and feels Joyous thaa
he has done for twenty years.
Mr.. Jcnifer was the only Maryland member pre-
sent.
Congress will have a quorum, and "the Message"
some time this week.
Tie losof,cos are trying 10 kick UP a runpus in
the Virginia Legislature, TO keep of the election Of
Senator.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-11

TnE ANPHTHEArRE brings ont new ballet to-
night, in which the Swiss Brothers appear-besides
abeauiful display Of the lady squestrisss belonging
10 the company. Rockwell asserts that the cham
pion, McFsrlsnd, will win the six hsndred dollars,
BY throwing the erestest number Of somersctts, on
the 1st prox and, what is mere, he is ready to
plank down from one to eve thousand dollsrs, that
there !. not man either on this, or the other side
NJ IN. Atlantic who /. able 10 bta, him. That's the
way to talk IT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-11
MONEY MARKET.

The Stock Market this morning was variously nsu-
enced. In cases, prices improved-n others, del
cline was apparent n. Am TT and Bank rose per cents
Farmers Tr and Bank II, stoningon 1; Long Island Il
Canton /; Vicksburg declined per cent Paterson d.
Dry Dock2 SAIL. Of Indiana per cent stock 76 Phi
lodephia bills 1t dis; Baltimore II, New Orleans
II "a; Mobile 81 dis The Bank OF Commerce gives
tce the holders Of script shares, that ikstament
dollars each share is required to be paid the
Of January.
The Independence, for Liverpool, carries on, 500
only in specie
The Baltimore Pilot, in commenting upon aFtie
from this plper publishes part of it, distorts the FAC
and has taken advantage of admission contained in
article, the basis of its objections It seems
have. wilfuly misrspresented our meoning-reIly
therefore useless.
The Comptroller has given notice that the remaining
90 bonds Of goo eaeh Arkansas stock deposited by II
Mller's Bank OF New York, at Clyde, under the &C,
18th April 1885, will be sold at public auction The II,
day Of Dee inst at IL o'clock NJ, at the Merchants
chan the city of New York. and the proceeds will
applied to the redemption Of the bills Issued BY said Ban
according TO law.
report has been madeo the Legislature of the Sta
Of Georei by the Chairman of the Committee Int
nal improvements 1t recommends in order 10 lrocui
the me- necessary to the works that per cen; s,oc
be issued the amount Of s2O0Oooo, and that the 2cos
per cent bonds of $500 each, in pledge to Reid
wing Go. o. London, lie recalled when the peg eel
bonds shall have been sold. The bends pledged
Reid Irving TO. for moneys advanced TO pay the int
rest due abroad the bonds sold provision kasin
heretofore made by the tsaie to meet IT, To oayias
this in future the report proposes that tax be authorize
Of one dollar per head each slave not under 10
not over GO years Of age and dollars per head on esc
free black. This il is calculated would yield suitcien
TO nav the nteres, 50 900 debt and leave 5000
annually for sinking fund to meet the bonds when they
fall due These very judicous, and II car
ried into elect may raise the credit Of Georgia, 80 tha
she nav Obtain money coed terms as other states
A resolution has also been introduced into the Missouri
Legislature ans the bondsof that state which hav
long been in the hands Of f. HUH Co of London, Cd
sale This process Of contraction is the true remedy ioi
the existing evils, and should have commenced Of the
frs, Ban. failure in 1887 instead Of bolsering.
b. the ship Mantle We have one day later Gates from
Canton The news will be found in another column
Nothing particular had ranspred since previous a
vices sale Of tcos took place this morning consisting
of the cargo Of the ship Globe. There good attend
anee and prices improved from to 10 per cent The 10
suits were as follows