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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

The elections have taken place in fc,y Of tho states
and the results most encouraging 10 the lovers Of
their country. Kentucky has spoken 40; ~ d voice
OF thunder her dctosalion oftlc tyranny Of the ad-
m"is'ra'ion; bat n an earthquake. has made herself
heard, throughout lho Union. She had been SANDER.
cd by Do. pary in power, by their assertion that n
was pos. bIo mat good old state Nigh, wa,cr la her
course Kentucky has replied u ioue ofindignat.pn
that must al once put such a Islander 10 rasf
Indiana VAS last year agilarcd by RAINY contend
ing factions aud the party ia power ,,l 10 hug her
'o s bosom, bat that state rcpelrd their advances with
m Indignation not 90 he misuudors,,oJ
| Louisiana has come forward molly and told the
people Of She union where she stands North Carroll.
ma has shown .hat she .yas .'nhig an over Aars.
r1n has done her duty ru r,pudiaug the SPOILERS and
even IN NJ souri, and Illinois the struggle has been
such rs n leave 40 doubt but they design t.-,v,ln.
OF thc shackles Of nlry which has u5rrol bu, d,
destroy their best Interests.
These are causes o.c.rg-ItrI1.i4n-,Ho arc cir
cumf'auccs thu Will and should n .ke t,c hrar,. of
lhc Iseman beat high with expectation but f.. INNS.
not have the oT..i Of pr.dsoire uuarh. u . br,
dc more Than two mIutI- Go the eicrrar. and B.,,
ihat time We must bear iu mind hat rhc price Of lb.
cry ss eternal vigilance
Sow aho time 60 work effectively IN The cause.
and what W. could Oh, Uc mast do iu rhat ugr nnr
i.t us therefore. lli every one act that bc will ls.
afterwards regret hattie has loG arg Ggr, u.i 8Ha-
% SO dp r1i luI ,f through rIa ,..rrs Yf.mt hold
ors or enemies should defeat l. 800 should tI-, have
cause IHg s.if ra..l.. ue shall have many "a Iirrl
laur
1t .s.-r mra who on. Oh. saarrlu-saa com. Isl.
I once ...#I. ....r.. I'D. ... d.. .....-..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

Rtu1EtL C0Eclr.. oy-F.. Boston T..rs
rr..HHu..s g.uIsmaa cot li.I .Jg insane. because
Do takes ru.g fl uH.. fIe mall p.ba.....Hs.. +.
H0IaI .p He o,I..fGI as r.1f. a.G1.raa china v.H,
'1..i au bead. aH ..w.r Huds cu.,asd Dol .,rI..,
.r..."s f.. #."s H ."....s .a each rluI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

Tho YTPPECA NOE FLAG b. f-su-d from 'hi. Office
on the 1t and 5th OF every month Price 50 cts.
from this time until the Presidential election
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

Connected with the above, o. one Of the most OK
yrrr-tro READING ROOMS iu the United States
Terms 10 sulscribcr,. 50 a wear Stranger, are Tree
IL visit u for the space of ono ,aoulh these who CON
Unue % Nsit IL ior longer toru Will be- nat dow M.
subscriber
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

Tbs Extra Globe Is now entertaining its reader.
with dssourScS Goa igi,s ], is suhecI that the cdr
tor pr,bably uudors.ds better Ihan any other man a.
America.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
WHEELING.
TuEsbAY MORNING. AUGUST rs. lS4

TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST Is lS4O.
Iu cruscgur O. shc desire i'r p'i''gol mi'fma'
u1n aid returns 1i o,crons o. iho present po'iot "'
propose 20 ffrn'sh our pager from the pro-cni tame
uurl rhr la a. December, on the following terms
Our friends will perceive Jhry ere srmcyhat less thar
our regular charges; and payment wall, n al! cases be
expected IN advance.
TRI-WEENLN, 81 90
WEEKLY, 50
FLAG, 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
against

Thomas > Clarke aud John NJ Clarke. Henry
Moore, John +. Clarke, Zachariah jacob and AIey-
ahder WILSON, and the Said Alexander Wilson, admin
s'r''"r "i the estate Of Marcus Wilson, deceased
Defendants.
The Defendant Thomas S. Clarke, not having en-
er'd ms appearance and gwen security according Il,
The act of assembly and the rules Of this Court AID il
'pP'hrhs by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
''ua'lah' oi HAS commonwealth, motion of the
complainanls by Counsel is ordered tbat Inc sud
defendant DO appear here the first day of ho next
Hu Term OF ihis Court and answer the said cnmu!ain-
ants hII and that copy Of this order be forthwith IN
sc"'d III some newspaper printed ia the city OF Wheel
ihs "r two months successfully, aud posted at The
front door Of the Court House of Ohio Counts,
A copy tcsie. ALEX T. LAIDIEy Clu
WHEAT, for CompL aug rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
FLRENIENS PARADE

VIE Members OF ho several fir. companies of this
\ city are hereby notified to attend al their re-
'Pe'ive engine houses Saturday next the 22ud inst
at hnItpa 3 o'clock 10 jciu in "A general parade
Inc procession Will commence lis line of March
precisely at o'clock and viii be under the command
q" Col Helm. who is appointed chief Niarshall for iho
"',,sipn. Wheeling, Aug. u. 1910.
NM HALL, lst Dircc'r. lst Wheeling Hose. Co.
JAS JACKSON, Chief D.rcc'r. Hope FIRE Co
JAS MCLuNEl, 1t Dircc'r, Guards fire Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

Clayton, thoacronau, assembled from Louisville o.
Fuday the LA inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

Ih"iNIA-IN cHNNcEEY-M Rules held in The
Oierk Office 90 the Circuit Superior Court of law
ana Chancery Tor the County OF Ohio va the month
of August 1910.
Shadrach 5. Weldin--Compainant
against
Austin Peny, and William W. Ross. late rorfnc-s
under The hrm OF Pony a Ross aud Henry Moore algl
Mark Douglass-Dclcndnnts
Inc Defendants Austin Peoy and Winm W
hoss' not having entered their appearance and Given
security according 20 The act Of assembly and ihc rules
OF lh's Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
"'' 'ley are not inhabitants Of this commonwealth On
'''"n 81 me complainant by Counsel 10 is ordered ii-t
he said Defendants do appear here on the first d, a.
lhe next fall term Of This Court and answer The sal
Compliments bill. and that copy Of This order b,
toHhWIih inserted IN some newspaper printed in ib,
''y 81 wheeling. Tor Two months succcssvcly end
posted at the front door Of the Court House OF DIN,
County. ''
a copy tesie ALEX. T. IAIDIrv CrL
NHEAr. FOR Cnmpt. aur l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

Cen Fonrc. OF Mississippi fas had debate wifi
La'H, iclru. wsndrr Of he came uui pi j, n. lor,u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

.N.RGINIA-GN CHtNcERY-At Rules held i, the
Jerks office Of The Circuit Superior Cou1 OF LAW
and Chancory for the County Of Ohio IN the month
Of August, 1910.
ienry Moore. and John +. Clarke, late partners ia
business unde' the firm Of Moore Il Clarke-Com-
plainauIs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
A DEMONSTRATORS sALE-win be .oli

| a DMiNiSiEATOBS SALE.-Will be soIi n
IN pnhIc Auction. go the Auction Rooms Of Han -
workman 90 ho CITY Of Wheeling on Monday the Of. z
DAY oi August 1910. The Books. Medicine -lr~
''' INSTRUMENTS. mur rails. and shop furniture .ry
ing 10 TIE estate Of DIror Joshua Morton .eres
Tor particulars see hand bills '.'
Terms of sale. uI sums under 500 r.h oycrcIpo
sNy days credit. purchasers giving gotab,o notes
With approved endonor.
ISAAC w MITCHELL. D.S.
TOT Rich hnrdcsiy, = q g. and administrator Of
Ihc estate of Joshua NlurtHr licensed
aug ID HALL d WCkHAM, Aueiiouctrs
V1RGINIA.-At les held in the Clerks Office Of
t"t HcCu 81. nor Court OF Law and Chagcrry
1870 ''''' '' -.'r'''.'f
Henry M..rc John =. Clarke and Mark
Douglass .ffr partners Iu business under
nc hrm uIuc5ud style Of Moore Clarke
q co. t'ourI,i,,rts IN
ogarrst 4 Chan
I.ury Mould, and Peter Nue,eeo Gerry.
Drissdsptu
The defendant. Henry Mould. not hsy.r, ,c,.r,l
IIs apo arnucc and gwen security according To-
iuC act II assembly and The rucs Of this Co. rf nd
aup. arms by satisfactory proof that be- a moi an
.uualiIIHut 90 ibis commonwealth On fi..t..r III
said dfleudIut do appear hero uu thf rrsf f. III III .
next tfI o. fu ui fIia Court enter NI4 stU.rrarsr
eve security Tor ric leftnrWHnts q ths deer O. frI
'u. rHu.r. Hrd tie nI- o. fhr t.rrI4iuarfr
,I'i 'r thsrs go d.i'rt 'Ha suiI and r.afa coty
li fiI" order DO, I'tIvf.u i".tr.d BOB aIfnr a.y- ~
.rr pruf. o tle ,.tg Of " hoo Ias iar two rlariEe
su' e1.s1s fHdi.".,at lt fhe f1ut door of tie ,rt
lIa.a 60 OHIO t,.n.g Is ..I. f...r.
ALEX r. LttDl U.s.. Chris
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

GEORGE ,WAsHISGTDN.-Washiug The aro,,
ahoH-Sl me august of the earth. The son of V,r
2,Hli but she may not, she dare not ehgross him
aud breadth Of the country which Inc was insi7-
llt'tal ~ redeemIng from oppression. His fam,
nis zone IoTih wherever liberty hath spread her Io
'I'"N iI,iohs' her word Of mtCc-hsT watchwoTi
~ ~. N"'t ana mountain tOp-hlth been, and will
% Iole',t' NASHINGToN. The deep peel OF human
ihl one name from thc hJary cliffs of tbG o., IN
sun onward 20 the sn0y-capt Andes and tho
M.T"ly Aps take up the echo from her uIa1yUaeL :
anu HHiieIns glaciers let Virginia eNuG win
awe ana hputsi reverence, f,T the vide carfh an m
GIIi" MN, anu his cenJtaph shall be crrct,d ,n 49,
heart Of every freeman. III we
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
Etmsn s aunsrtlarr.

PUBLISHED TEI-wEEKLE AND WEEKLY
ct rhE ooRNKR % UNION AND WATER SITS,
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

ECTlFiED WIIISKEY.-lGO barrels distilled
a Z on The Munongahela hand and Tor sale by
a'g Is NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18


l-J District-Johu W, Muralugh q Norfolk
I'd 90 James W. Perg-m, oi Petersburg.
81 DO Nm :. Archer, ui Amelia
am do RIcId hpdcr MUadc, ct DIpwId !Ic
5Ut DO Henry r.. Watkins ct Prince Edward
9th do jaime, G.. Bruce, ui HALIFAX.
7ln do Mhtmen 4. Tuiriau, oiPutsylvaua
Sih do Thumls X Joyues 81 Accuma,k.
9th do Norbornc T.. Sutton, ct CaruArc
iOih DO Wlloughhy NcWtpu. ct W r,imH5Oilu
In DO James Lyons. at Richmond CIIy.
12h do Valentine W. S1uihall, Of Aiu.mlrlc
18Th DO John :. Pcndlcl1u of RuppdhaunUok
lth do john JTIncy, of LDudpuu.
10Th do Andrew Hunter, Of jefferson.
18Th do Philip Williams, lr of Frederick
ifh do WIN. Seymour, OF ilardy.
sin DO Brscue g. Baldwin. Of Augusta.
lyth do Ballard Smith. OF GrcouHrer
2Oth do Edward Johnson, Of BJictuur.
2ist DO John y. lIJmos, Of Washington.
~ do George W Summers. Of kanl.,Ha.
23d do Wa.uHln j. Wiley Of Alouuu-aI.a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

gE. WHARTON Eli'o- avd Proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

yENO BOAT BylLDERS.-lOO lbs Of Ton on
a h'nd aud for sale low by NJ REILLY.
aug -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

hIIDNTS superior rife anil rock POWDER.
~ constantly on hand and for sale wholesale or
retail NJ REILLY.
aug s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

n OG CABIN LETTER PAPER-A small lot Of
h-l L'g Cabin Letter Par.cr Just received and f,r
sale by STEPHENSON q GARWOOD.
aug g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

Old HOCKEY We have often heard persons
caIted Old Hockey" bur were MOI aware OF v hsi
gave rise 10 the ccgnumCu until the other day when
Trend informed u, that ~ old gentleman used 10
yaSs .itSuarly every morning along the Strand
WEARING a. Old Ia hIoned coat, with gapiuS pockci
'oi.@ on me outside Ii scarcely need be added
.Hat NJ Was frequently minus his pocket banker
C"le' ny the uue ny reached Tompie-bar. A tho'I
STICK vi a, winch he Iut into practice. lie eau
sea 10 DC fastened n,Idc of his coat pockets several
athe hsh, hooks, and thus prepared oft he went as
Nhen nearly OppHsltc Essex sire I, he found
sufIp rug AZ ms poe Sci; then turning rpund sharp
- 'hele stood elbow maxim horrId faces and
screaming oIt, with half dozen hooks stock IN
hIs hinl Al! (saIi the old mani have caupht
YOU az IaSiE Considering the punishment qUite
sese5e en2ush he let the fellow go; but ever afcr-
Wdiu-' when he passed the place, a parcel az nick
pockets used cry out, " There GOES OH IoEe,,
-I.JHayH Iaycr '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

bail.
County summon, l'r Assault Drc's leases, Warrants
SoreapH Bonds, Declarations = orms) Bills OIL La
. ding, Ped,ar's Notes, Notes of 81 x NJ Bank, Notes
Of y. w. Bunk Checks on all tho banks, bound and
plain, DC. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

PARASITIC regular European co RESPONDENT of
The New York Courier and Enquirer holds the fol
loving language with reference To affairs in Paris
In my last, stated that the Souaparists, or I'm
pendhsis as they term themselves, had lost ground
~ tAat the Republicans were nearly hOTS de com
gave signs If lite about the II, n OF this month and
proposed having ScN craI grand dinners ia eel, bra
unG mat anntyy rsaTy hut the government threat.
tened 20 mar the effect OF them. aud had InhuCrce
"uh tae popular joe mails, sufficient induce Them
10 cry any manifestation, the matter was Tc.n-
We are 'u'l ot;hc approaching anniversary Of the
three ,ys Preparations for the celebration Of ihls
annual Fcie are IN progress, but generally s.cakiup
,hsy are in the usual style. There will however,
10 some new iCdur. IN this sOlenuIty One of M So
VIII uC The uuycHg Of the statue of Liberty placed
On ihc column erected, Onstead Of the Elephant
On which STOOD Tie BuStIip. 4 sui more tourrInu
rcTtWpGy VIII De 'hu transport Of the rrmIIus of
those who fell hing for oedom Oh the 27th 2sth
aLd 23''I july I-8J 10 a vault opusIr ct.I H., a.
nat column aua which is 10 b, cons,,ratcd b,, tI,
clergy. Funeral cars on an immense scale are a.
'ed'iE maze ard ornam. titcd, which the collins
itH 20 'oaiuin tue skeletons of STA OF those muir
dgred EatiIuts are 10 be- laced and buYu,, IN ,y,r
anu mus al length their ashes a. were Tier III RI
when living, viii be united.
ana YET " rs almost a matter Of regret 10 see dis
appeif from iSe Place de l.ouvr,-jhr Marche d,s
iuuucCus the Rue FIu.d mautcau--and he q mn,
lie Mars, those hlgs and those cyprc.scs winch az,
qlca'e tIS PRESENT tomDs OF the hero of The dire.
laws. nus every moment, one or other trace of
ne revolution Il ctldced. The other dHy the ast f
ne trees on the Is lulS ardc des Iacns near 10 tIc
C' 5 ans winch bore the mark of the saw when
10 i'l AZ 10 FORM bar. GCide Tcsoycd-,ys ruf
Io"H ana az ihIs instant tn Palace OF the lrstI-
GtC VI Gu ocas couu less proofs of tie fire of The
S"Iss Guards from TIE LouvrcI, in process If ,yat
termed T,stora ION, winch viii SsartIy iucludc
the remOy Of a ! hose marks IudenfIIus or rs,f,
d"ohs' "Hlch tue Par -ians 50 proudly refer 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

NAN BCEEN's LSgrER-'Thts daelueutUH which
or loco GOO vhh1rs place grcl, stress end regard
one of tic brgha-, lights which wa. ever diei BY
thc party, opposes tic orrton tia, viii hc mpos
si5'c-in yC51anziur tho mi.i., relax no lii the
discipline as upw established pa the army. You VA
learn something uftlc discipline of the army by tuc
following extracts !ruu tLo army regulation
ACT Any officer or soldier who shall begin.
excite or JOIN Ia any mu,iny or sEO.uoN in any Troop
% company the service Of The United States. l
any party, post detachment or guard, shall suer death
or such other punishment a court martial shall be
. infested.
II this is not more than revival Of IN,
old scdliou law. we do not know what &c is. free
man ofrhe United States. placed n such situation Iha
n shall be- trcd or has life Cog an offence very unccr
tam and vague in be character, by a court martial
md that court martial TO receive negro testimony
Political enemies could thus be kllcd or with much
I ease. The president would doubtless like much O
have wings Of yh,s country placed such situation
that he could have tdc power ct shooting few daily
Il would not require half as grcatan expenditure O
hire neglo witnesses ogaus, hcm has been paid ou
OF the pubc GRID 20 make converts 20 loco.ocuism.
delightful democracy his! worhy sfi,s pfol0un
originator.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18
Terms o. ApyrRrtsINo.

Niltary aud literary noU'Nf Vt % y -. ,,'-
shove; but xillbe charged - clntst,r Sanscfuo1s'
or less.
The proccodsgs OF the city council cry ofN'''''''
and orders regularly appear in ihI- paper.
Connected with the office Of publication o' W.
Wheeling Times and Advertiser, o. JOE H'"N
PRINTING; OFFICE, where may he hsa ,h p 49,
,letar,us Blanks % order. Cards. Ha1t.n'.s' N''''
,tl. &c done IN the neatcsi style and ON short "'''
Fors>Is al the Compiling Room Of abe Nno'''''- i''''
Ald htN,-flscrs
City summons Coilss-s Suntuor-
ENoC4tIOus. -c,llIous,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

There has bcsu a rise IA the prco ofproIuco since
the ucwsO toe result of the elections n indiana Ken
lucky. North Carolina and Ala,ama were received.
re-, dcrus yhs election OF Gen. Harrison certain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18

AZ Webster. 10 iho great l-v cabin gathering Do
q ,rt1nf wac fu,rlsurad t1 r,mbrr at Doe Boston
Tea psrtg.au r.a tetsrrr "a yeas ~ 1g@. who psh.
81 fh~ tra fr.u Ic gurHflIe o tHs nir .fofhe N1r
IT, tVafs-.r %. Dbl r.fHfr ID. r.aI. ,r.r.' OIL o.
,~ fts hey. Of Fel'I.. -H..r POL. ...H..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
[From the Wesleyan JournaI.]
EXCURSION TO MOUNT KTAADN.
BY W. C. LARRABEE.

CHATTER VI.
Splendid Prospect-Ascent TO the Summit
Furious Snow .storm-hdian .Mytholo-
gy-Indian Prudence -Rarines-Descent
-Retura TO the Riuer-Perilous stsa-
tion-Providencial Deliuerance-.A Sab
bath In the Wilderness 10 the
Settlement.
On Saturday morning, Sept. 23d, we
arose early from our beds, rendered I'M
quiet by reason ofthe cold and smoke, and
began to prepare for finishing the ascent
The beautiful clear weather, which we had
enjoyed for several days past, had given
place to clouds sailing high in the air, be-
tokening the equinoxia storm. The sum-
NIT of the mountain was enveloped in
thick, dark cloud, but below that the clouds
did not descend, but appeared high suspen-
ded, over mountain and lake, far as the aye
could reach. From the elevation we had
attained we could look down on lakes
many leagues distant, appearing as if with
in stone s throw. An illuminated ocean
of forest and lake scenery was before us.
We hastily prepared our scanty breakfast
which consisted only Of little rice and
molasses, and a piece of pork, as our pro-
visions had unfortunately become short
at half past started for the summit, dis
tant nearly mile. We passed pthe slide,
now becoming sleeper. Ruin had driven
her ploughshare over every inch; rocks
were piled on rocks in strange confusion.
In some places four rocks were piled one
on another. Rocks, too, of every variety,
were mingled together. l believe there
are few species of rock found in the
State, of which fragments are not discover
ed here. There are boulders of granite.
slate, limestone containing fossil shells,
greensboro trap, and some other varieties,
all scattered about, showing conclusively
that great deluge has once covered this
mountain.
The ascent was not very difficult till we
arrived at the stop where the slide COM
menced. From this point to the summit,
distance Of about 700 feet, we had to
climb over huge masses of granite broken
into every fantastic shape. many of them
so poised that false step, or a slight ac-
cident might start them from their resting
places, and send them laundering down, car
ryIng ruin on such of our party as happen
ed TO be behind. With much toll we gain
ed the summit. at half past 10. We found
a great extent oflevel table land, the sur
face covered with little grass and moss,
aud strewed with enormous masses Of rock.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
POETRY.
LINES ON THE DEATH OF w. o. w.
Who died at Port flu Prince, November 18th,
1888, 1ged 81.

Isle of the West, where death insatiate regns,
Why should we tempt thy cline for sordd gains'
Columbia's gallant sails have waited DER
Her choicest flowers to strew thy sultry shore;
Destroyer, yet thy work is never done
The aged sire must yield this darling son !
Oh, could the prayers of all who knew thee,
save,
Thou had st not thus have found early grave !!
Thy father fondly hoped in life's decline
The arm to lean upon, dear youth, were thine
But 10 the stern decree-his hopes are slain,
And every future pleasing prospect vain
Months roll away and tho we see thee not,
Yet thy loved form can never be forgot.
And retrospection hourly brings to view
Thy parting words, the look, the last adieu
In sultry chimes to breathe that poisnous air,
Alone, no not alone, thy God was there
But no loved sister bathed thy burning head, -
No dear remembered ones were round thy bed
No friend was nigh to drop the silent tear
No sorrowing father stood beside thy bier;
But stranger forms are fitting round thy bed,
And strangers stalk around with careless tread,
And stranger hands thy burning temples lave,
And stranger hands have borne thee to thy
grave
And there was one beloved, Oh where was she
That would have shared the bed of death with
thee!
Oh could her gentle hand have been thy stay
While struggling on thy dark and troubled way
1t might perhaps one cheering ray impart
OF consolation to her bleeding heart,
Where sad remembrance ever holds its place
Which lenient time himself can ne 'er efface.
No years may pass away and she may smile,
But thou art treasured in her heart the while;
And oft for thee will flow the secret tear,
And mourning friends will hold thy memory
dear,
While you eternity's vast coast explore,
Where sickness, pain and death are known no
more S. T.
Rafh
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05
STATE OES m AINIl.

Resolre in relation 10 Military Pensions
HID ESOLvED, That the Committee on Military
HO Pensions, be and they hereby are instructed
10 adopt the same Rules and Regulations, and to re-
quife the same evidence, far practicable, in all
applications Cor pecuniary reliefin consequence Of
injuries received in the actual service of The State
for the protection of the North Eastern Frontier, as
are prescribed by an Act of Congress entitled "An
Act to provide for persons who were disabled by
known wounds received in the revolutionary war, %
passed April 10th, 1906.
In the House Of Representatives,
FEBRUARY Z, 1910.
Read and passed.
CHAS. ANDREWS, Speaker. Pro tenn.
In Senate, FEBRUARY 8, 1910, Read and passed.
STEPHEN C. FOSTER President.
February IL. ls40-Approved.
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
Secretarys Office,
Augusta, Feb. IL, 1910. (
certify that tho foregoing is true copy Of the
original in this Department.
Attest
PHILIP C. JOHNSON. Secretary of State.
In pursuance Of an Order Of the Legislature, the
Publishers Of all "public newspapers which publish
the Laws Of this State" are requested to publish
the foregoing Resolve.
PHILIP c. JOHNSON, Sec'y of State,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-05

A BATTLE---Ons Of the Bloodhounds XII
led. A postscript to letter, dated ITALIA.
hasse, Feb. 5, states report had just
reached.town, that Major BAILEY, with six
hounds, had fallen upon an Indian trail,
which led to camp Of forty. four Of
whom were killed, and the rest ran off,
leaving their mockasins, &5c, behind. One
dog was killed by the Indians, and the
scouting party was still following the trail.
This Is the mos, important battle that has
taken place in a long time.