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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
ADJOURNMENT OF C,Ngprs

0 $500 "a . h -
FROFOSED ADJOURNMENT Of CJNGprss
NH' CAShH' Of II,sois. proposed an oli,Y,,.
msI'o OF Congress. Co lc rhact Il,f rM. ,,., |
a.i'I,neu o" Monday. The 1t ct August Tg,
"-'"'e was very me1gro when me r,sorYi,,
was introduced, ard a motion raa sYFuin,J 80.
pend lhe ROLES. A call Of tho U.Y..
vas "fsi moved aud odsrJ. and III -.
N'efeu 70 iheir names. The yeas ,,y o..
''eh called upon ihe motion io susn-pJ A.. 80,
/" "'oef 70 receive ihe resolution. The VITO o..
l"io"s Ayes 81 nays 50, and he /, r.,
pend was Ios'-twD Thirds being prrs..,,.
q dozen members then syrlnr rr nh.
Pope Of Ky called Tor rhe o-Iar If r. .'
~ . lew moments ths House went iYf,
~ "o "noIe OF The Stale OF fIe Tgr., EI, g.T.
"".'e' o. 10 vas called 10 iuo Chair ,rI .. IA
5alo proceeded upon bills relating o., rr.,.r,
", H''' considered vas Boz reference ID, ra 49,.
- l'''.sln and % mljs appropriation, ~, t,
western Lakes ' '"7i 'i ine
The bill Has defended OF 'sn-fb. by Al. nj,
I, = so'i'.n' aud opposed Hy NJ Roosevelt. Of NJ.
ne debate woe continued ly NIe.s-s C.,-r 90
y p tHim're. Jt y. krnuefy. 1fsI. &C.,.
~ y D The dsiIfe bod much ua,I
',", ''I o. "i iH.a public interest
w ,'s ".' makes ihe D'.oHius appropriation fr
20, Doe Construction of, 5a,5,r Of Obj. -...
ne "iNva.sre RIVER 100000
9o5 OF we construction % o hsss1r 90 pss..s sgs
For The c815rf...
boo. -'''f o. S'It1Plr 2j- /
tor the cans'r1oIan on L-6.s.
10 Lake 81 Icbiaau $1,000 '''.1Pon
its amendments end fhs bod. .s4 .t.r-
..1aiea o. greet length by m4.g of IN.
". kennedy Of 10 pr1ro-rI la arsrf-.,,
7. 'Ne a'a.7 appropriation should -.
p made unless a Revenue BIN .t.,g
Z 'n' present session of Congress Tb,.
N'f rejected. 1-d Then % motion r,s 49,
..',.o 'ni ,H5 appropriation f1f The praeps 49,,
p. p 'Yi.1 d'"n. lnd Che Bid ..a 49,, ~ ,
'.s Z, be repored 10 rbo House 100
~ Di' .'f 'e fs.rfof certain s.. % W.
= 'I,' ,.'sdorod and Iaii lsids 10 T. ,-.., +,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

AGRARlANiSM-we have mo,e ~inpor,au, dsh
TO fry Ihnn 10 Keep up a war cr mere words vrh
Mr.. X. Of The Arg 5 about Asrariauism. We have
succeeded pretty well in making him show his
hand and have therefore gained an uc wanted.
A. near as we are likely to get at the matter. he
proposes 10 make a Distributes Of every mans cf.
fleets, periodically permitting hc lazy and cNlrayo-
gent 10 live on the labor Of the Industrious.
We Will GO in for lcycnjag up a. fast as he will
out VIC canno, adopt The doctrine that because We
aro poor and compelled TO work hard, we would b,
better Of r. all Others were as p,o- as We are.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

SUPPOSED NCENDlARY-O saturday rirf,
lat. 'he Store House, Mr. T.1ml, W. Gee of King.
"''H was burned together with a small amount of
properly tlet'u. The citizens srprJ-i7, rbs u7.
usual accident % be the work OF az inrrrF1rg.
''rmsd q piirJIc, aId 600 the bIuvirg u.gnf. die
covered ME naTu Of Maj Charles Bgrus ~ he o.
hfr. The H1mcs. however. were cSruau.h d. and
'hc lamaEa u1.n- Suspicion. We r~sUryrs a.irr.
ed upon SIM. person. and yrlIaut srepz ars being
.'a'n " arrest ond punish lbc coward yrr9-fatgr
"e sHsH rn.H'y De- able 90 gI.s more g1rr..fars
'sf' week. TIC oErIsurut u .hst u-gl5Yf45oI
Fgfy Erc1i-Ngrvs54 iTffz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

&C. bIs.ncfs Doe ODE ro1I region locke fsr54r--
.nl ," 01.'I1-nro cod Gee lHTrY.Uaa there. r..
.rs rnrrs si1,g1Es OF t.lrrrrs. ra ,a,r r,.f.
here a rauIIsI Set rHg s..rvHfU. fr "a
every bud Of ,ran I0 pursuit of COIL The Miner.
Journal OF saturday Gays rLaf ..lsrr ore fuf f-,
We" ai "'r. H ihs region IDf-anI We ore fer.
.ul .1'i not much more than Duo.faff4l fl1s. who
.elsed work uIl De enabled Co flI sua.Ygmsrr
gam .of tuo present Such BE- fIr dcprrssss Stale a.
Io irsde .alf orders IRE received i,Ify FROM Hsr..,
o cease shiFFrng-rrd several here have been
'"i'|.i % Close heir works entirely Tor he pre-.
.sul -Fi,la9. JggrrqI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

me F'>' Master General, ru answer rnrn1uir.cs
give ''' ''i''" 'rg impor,aHI uiornsrru rcspe,uag
mail arrangements newly made, tor uua,l, ,r,y.,.
notation
d" order IN give TO Tue tusiuess community iLe
'"S'>' p"ss'D.e time Tor The Iransa,i1ns uf ITO
."'i"ess OF ear'' day, aud e.. be Them n, a,nJ.
themselves 90! HHe iutrd States Mail. rs ll. l.g.r.
'4.C '"'h"'' o! cnmmuurruiIuu. I mrauzed "a,
"'', "S'ns ''''n B'Nion 20 New York. from New
York 20 BaGlo. and from New YORK S',ts ,,,, a.,
'f''ie' OF H'pross mad which will receive ai. 40.
aver '''c'7' "p 10 the momen: Of departure Of cacn
by these means hope 70 finnish an necessary
ma" ieIihs 10 tho business urrs2ondeuc If
your CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

The last Argus states, in a communication. that
Mr.. SieInrod has gathered. this wear. from an acre
OF ground iory-ninc and a quarter bushels Of " heat
The writer Is mistaken. We care not who meas.
cd the ground or the wheat, We saw he field and
there was not aud never has been that number Of
bushels 10 one acre on that ground. Moreover. HAT
wheat did not weigh siIty.iour pounds TO The bush
cl IL was too thick on The ground for a stout
growth and most Of I, has been lyirg down for
more than two weeks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

MENlCO-Thc eastern papers are specializing
upbn the cfiG Of n war with Mexico It is told
in n few words. War dcclarcd-Prvarocrs from
all nations. under tho lIeEican Gag. narrowing our
commerce - the PicIfc-lJ,u Ia the Carri!eun
Sea and Gulfof Mexico. We blockade her p5ris.-
land sOldies, many rjIc natural deaths, bur few ty
bullets.-Citzens roll into Texas IL thousauds-
they DO most Of The fighting Ancr a lule fight
Mexico vIl ask Gr peace aud ii will be granted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

iIuLAnEtrHiA. July goth. 4 + VI.
Business without change for The rctt,r. Flour
and s aun have MT varied since my last. though corn
Is Hat nnd will | think decline soon. Coffee and
sugar oTc M better favor with the trade. on an e1.
pcCialinn OF duties beng laid on by Congress.
Two more loads OF Irish cmigtonts. near 5OO Il,
number arrived to-day from Liverpool e. London
derry, poor fellows, they have rome at \ bad lime
to lind employment here at present. The weather
Is still very warm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23
PROCEEDINGS or cavcuGz5
WASHNGToNJ,y 10. 1 p. N. 1872
MORNING BUSINESS

Mn. BUCHANAN presented , man,
r'nnsy'Vanin. giving nnlicc Of Improvement, :a 49,
steam engine which the petitioner thinks all be
useful To The Government. '' &c
-" % '> presented n j1int resolution q,
amend the pension act Of 1893 Tho "
20 a'ne"d has reference 10 The maxim, Inc I,,,
n're general, by including all who ,yore wri',,.
a. 'he 'iine the act Of 1888 made r-oyfso,, f..
over 'Ns'""pH Hco
NS' fi'roION introduced a ro.7lurion or,,
ca Yesterday. providing That al money eY1enI.l
- ,ue ''Nefnineni ID cXunguish the milan title.
from me receipts for the public lands. The resin.
non had a first and seconI reading with n yie. ~,
reference. '' d we" ''
h'ur' aud a large number Of priy,fo h.I, 10y
p's'e' 10 an ensrussmcri, in addition 10 p,,py b,If.
ui'n 'he cainndcr. which were ordered 4,
Er'.sIne"t a bill was Passed Tor The erecrinn ,C,
imminent % The memory Of Gen. Nlsl and W.,
Davidson, Of y. C.. "' WIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

h'QJIlFAL o. DABNEY-Tbc s,., ,r,.
,a"N'rf'aM oFa'nV DoJ ey naa aaam.r,4 F"
lhe J11y oH Friday evening one Yr,r.,TT =
.nnn iaa upial,u ~ he others del. gt T. 6
'nHI siiur11y Q ,o'rF. al.1 he y-.v-I
7iInn, and tbe verdict 1f a-aru.I r "''
Datncy wac charged will rr...r
''.nUy e'ny.rrn7 DIS rau ase eiJIg .s
\. n'.' .' '.r- nI1. ,'u The mgrr.gg NJ
.g.,' j. $50. proved l1 evidence tF,I
n'l' h'l .uri'Irsi al injury certain b.r..
pod securities deposited bg u.tg,g ,.'s
..'''g been paid 90 m1rlrry. Fn, r.
l.s .e'eI7fmeuis olIhr rrslimonv. ii va
.''l mere N'' n' intent 90 fcfuud he BAH
NIgIr verdict. s JteIIca
ne arcvsed j. veto he red. on q ,t,,,, 81,
me large amount which he fes fo,,-
'N'a md passed into mo hands OF y " C,,.n
&c "'' ADMITTED 90 boil 'or hs aprrar,prg nj M.
next torp Of the Corr. "s
aa
WHEAT h1s fallen NJ z,,o.,7i.
.f hl'.ri hul Hnle however f. S-9r-tt y, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

The new and splendid Cincinnati steamer R,lt
T. Lyle, arrived at our wharf on Wcine,d,v even.
iog' crowded with passengers. all Of whom took the
Great Central Route from Tins city 10 the East. and
The boat returned douH. She is commanded hv our
old friend aud fcilow-citzen. Capt. Jos. LoDwl-K
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

II IS utterly absurd TO suppose tie merchants Of
Inc west. will think OF ]confdlng their goods 10 tie
men who have heretofore been carrying goud, on
The Pennsylvania canal When they have com
mIuei a crime that has compelled a Judge Of The
State to send Them 10 Jail, hey will hardly be trrs.
ted with thousands Of dollars worth Of Goods
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

We have rode through grass u Illinois. birh,.
than the top OF the siege crach ON both sfics al
the road. -PstcrS6Erga Statesman.
II you had been a yearling instead n a calf Won
would have eaten It, not rode through H..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

DhBNEY ACQuITTEp-Tbe csse of ne
Comm1oveaith Of Virgins against Babusy rf.,-.d
NHh emhszz.lngf nd TauduleuIy s8ryefir- d. H. r.
Iwn use 5000 ai The ~m0oeyofibe Ba1k 9fy.,gIp,,.
was saamdied '' te jlfv on FRIDAY ers..ss .s.
,hJ rendered o ver4.atof ae7aIuaI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

FAKDON. We learn with pleasure. by the last
steamboat from Pittsburgh that Gov. Porter has o.,
creased the ranl"ninc pnNcr iu the case of ,bo
hemoers "i lhc Transportation Companies ON tho
'a"'l'. recently sentenced by the cnuri To- sivty d,ys
'mprisunmcn, for conspiracy. The fine of SOM !,
not RENTED.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

|'F1 NW|F ~ . NM.
We have THIS morning the returns from the OH
Congressional District of Massachusetts. and I regret
t' say that Their is M election ola REPRESENTATIVE
The vote IS a very small ore.
N''L'rs oi '"e Acadin yet. She will probably mr.
rive at u stou to-day in which cnsc yin Gr1.rt
you Tie news by tomorrow morning, mail.
Inc Lowell Courier Of Saturday last states ina,
,'' "''' OF The lowell Co. would stop operations
,aa f, 'y"'"s "hon ~ opcmiicn 1t employs SIX
hundred hands. ~ rpr,h for bad r,v, rrp,ui
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

RISK or MERCANTILE LIFE Gcper,'
Dearppn. on q lecture delivered last winter. beFr,
The Formers Of tho Massachusetts Legislature. do
CARED That nnsiy-scyCn out Of one hundred rcrs,r,
who obtained their livelihood By buying and selling
JaFciu or died iu.olvrnL This fact he ascertafped
~ reference u Tho books of lhe cust, m-houso. ue
banks, ibc PUb1ic Office, and from The rccoIIcc.
lions o. Oh oldest merchants.
iucioi % sompwba similar character we hive
a.c'rainod BY comporug he names Of psrons rI
hu' in's a. gwen boz L~nugwOrlh'S Dictionary. SHripg
" 1871 with fInss in he Same Dictionary pg Tho
present year oar comparison only extended q,
'h' Teller D. We found lhlt Of gj7 business men
1II firms whose names begin wi'h this letter. h,
.h. Dictionary ui 1887. four hurd cd anil lhrty.elv
ore HHi iD Dee lDuud r0 that Tor 1912. leaving 53I
,.'. rrmntulnE Consequently nearly one hlIf have
disappeared 200 Eve yc1r. and 90 D. reasonable o.,
sHn,nse Chat % similar proportion holds g1,I
throughout ih" alphabet Of r01sc whose names
nI' '.I continued m fhe Dictionary, probably many
''" winding OPP Their affairs bat 90 what extent ifs
I.W1fs H true, we have n.i Ihc means ul KNOWN inc
.I ..r Other hand. some b1yc doubtless roured from
."Nf-' who 1H uat .u%er'ycuf
Hn..Hs be moro rrmmln Than Gr nrmri4 mo
.Nafl'f aHa Others fo ezc.llm. 20 h1ppy urftU.alr
iHn .1 envy Dos happiness bat they lIuic kuo, rra
,fff- a~rTirfrs 1ud Tolls. 10 which be is surrsrr
p TerH'.y within ihg last five or six years. nrfssr.
' ... ZOO Obs country hos been lille eiso fHun % o.
.. a.-1pF0.n'mrrfs 1nd trouble Were 30 not lYr
..r h'Hf li boiler times. few would wish hu Crurn..
pei W % business sd UHrcr1in AMI prcrarous
81 Il 10 g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

tEtkCLoGY- ID, T~.-bB7a- The e4-s., ~
t,I- science. VII lectcro ftis asearry. aff 1s Ca1,gs
80. oion DC Philosophy Of sIesr me 100.
D, Illustrated D. eEpcrmc1s-Cta Pen
We presume obs means Hatrbe lecturer Vile,
''.m 'fon Do sleeping hrariss afl.. ssF,
'N.. .la'y O. itsaf.i las done ,bat o.. ...-,,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

The steamer Swyts~e landed about 50 passcn-
gers Fl our wharf on Wednesday evening, n great
number Of them we're Immediately forwarded To-
the EasI, and the boat returned dozen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

4. STATES and ENGLAND-.Tbe Nov y,L
Journal of Commerce saysf We have abundant re,.
s. ~ To believe lhat lhc negotiation with England =
substantially coucuied. aud that IL every hing Is
not finally settled nothing ha. ihccn lcH IN any 9th.
CT than safe and amlcah,c pnsiur,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

The New York Piahiaa Is u-ging rhr aurhorirres
OF that city. now that they have un abundance Of
"aier oriho purpose, 10 It mp fountains in the P,rk
the Battery. ond all The public square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

HARVESTING have had Two weeks orss
Tine harvest weather as was ever kuowu& ilocr,,s
are now nearly all secured. They are all ,erv
abundant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

The Queen City IS said 10 be much troubled with
house breakers. One 3und his way here on Tues.
dag night last, and rurloined fly dollars from one
house. lie has not yet been taken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

ICE delicious artcI. for v,,,
Ns''D'' % vel served up asd in plenty. Of r,.
s'ao1-hment Of No Elmolsssn neat % our sg4.. i.
onion street. IAo s.s,er vlI meet .fb .v,,y !.
ieni'H here and f Toe i rs, y..assd r.tb Oh. .g.,
taIuneut 30 eIH be bis fault
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

iFtslIIUg I'ueT.
1SupcUumrray.
J. Resolved, That the thanks Of his conference
DO, aud are hereby presented 10 the citizens OF
Wheeling and Dos vicinity Tor the kindness and hos.
pl'lIly with which hey have entertained us.
durug our say among Them.
? Received. That The rhouks Of Ibis conference
arcduc,& hereby respectfully rendered 10 the Pastor
ard members ofihe Presbyterian church in TINS a..
~. for The use Of lhcir house Of worship duurg our
rcrs.uus.
}, Received, That ,he ccre,ary be and is here.
10y instructed Co furnish : copy Of the above rc,1lu.
lions Tor publication 90 the several papers ofthr
''iy. " KINNEY,
y2l O. COOKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

Our advertising customers are requested "a
hand INT heir fiyors as early as three o'clock on thc
day previous republication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

CONGRESS- Senate was Engaged
'h"iNhole day t2Oih) on private bills. In. Rl"s
me not ihavng beeu taken M. The House ~,
DIS ussins questions on Territorial bpnndari.s 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

Inc article we copy from The Boston Daily A5
F'HiSe' ~ti attract attention. % j. true b,,,,,g
400 eoffeei description VI ths ngJIsst WORK - t.
k.Dl 10 America.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

We ASA NoTyiNG MoRE-wEw WILL AC-
eEFr NorRtsG LESS THAN A ~RHPRESENTN-
rIoS ~ PROPORTIONS TO OUR POPULATION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23
LOUiSlAN( ELECrIOy
49,, = irAAsr w.
me New OrcnuS Rec OF lhc I2,h estimate NInu.
tons majority at 1000
- t'"'


LEGISLATURE.
lhc parishes % be heard from are 5, Landry and
''I,nsieu' Nalrh''oichcs Clnibomc. Ca;ahouIa aid.
we'll Union, Caldo and Olachiil They will moi.
nniy D" lhr aggregate increase MouiuE's majority
"gsh'.I publish iuiI returns ss soon rs received.
I"e legislature is very close. with good prospect
Of a "hsg majority On pint ballot. Tim. +, ,Lo
Wings have clrcisd % ia all or one les Than half
Tue House In : Landry We have carried par if
not an The ticket. and have a flr chanre for one IA
'Iac'ia and one iu NaIchiu,hcs We lhiuk rbr nr,.
'''''''y is s'"heiy ~ favor "a Wing House. The Sc.
are Is Nh's.9lo7 -aHd Downs district To De heard
'''"' winch u u fc-rlcc;s him. wall make IL 3 10 &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

thoN NiENiCO b. an arrival from NIr1 co
a. New Orleans We have The gratifying news 81
NC release "'ai The prisoners taken IN the Santa
ppOrICaIJy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

by the Good latent Line We recciy,d Inc R,I,;.
mare American oiThnrsday morning. AT 3 o,,I"rk
last evening. "'NVA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23
BALTIMORE PATRIOT CyrIcr
ia July 20. , 2. a.. 4
TIE WARKET ,

- ~ mere Is but a very small suprlv m
howard street. Flour ~ market. The i,4i .III1. .
Standard brands were made at Sc; al which 49,.
small Transaction was made This m,rpip~ IT..
gons have been effected. ," va
1tNiN-A sale Of on entire croo NJ min.
rcd wheat Of BIIrmors county rsi,ipy o." NV
yesterday at 1923. VI" made
J. About 500 head Becfc,urs
'Hars1 Yesterday at The Drove yards. and !, ' JIe
neighhofh0Od 1890 head sold 10 Ln,ctam III mo
IanEl42 from 50 for inferior 70 81 Gr pr,m. ,n.t I,,
per SlVJ lbs. There were driven NDrtb TGG E.,y
The balance wefc LEFT on hand w "'au'
II'Dl ISiONS-We have no new C.,,,u
.n We Provision market. Prces remain. :. y
!" 9u''',ilna. vz-Me's Pork il held nt e. 5o.
J at $500 s6.75; Pune n az "a 80.
h'.'in'fo Mes Beefs 80 50; No. Ia : &c 90
~. rome 81 $50 rs 10 quality. Tho demand ~
..' s pot heavy nnd snles IT Wesrsn ns.os,c.,
m'1Ing ai iai5 cls Hams o., = On. So.
c' md Shoulders Of 3lai en-. s,,,dr.I
we quota No. Western Lad nom.nsI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

Observation-Disclosures meeting ofihe wings
ct The Oh Congressional District, 90 nominate a can
didntc Tor Cuugross. vacant Is JLc death of Mr.
HAsrINss, tie following among other proceedings
were adopted.
Fellow Citizens, We call upon Won as lovers Of
ynuT cuurtry and her free inS'tuiuns-as enemies
'o Irre Trade, Modification aud the other new fan.
sI'd aasunjrIcs Of Calhoun Van Buren, democracy
-gs men who understand your own brs, Interests
~" mean To sustain ihcm-to ruinc forward on the
- % vt JAY, aud show 10 Inc world that-wlatcv-
20 others may du-F7g ne determined % stand ~
The Prir cip!cs Of Harrison demacmr,, and 10 De rep.
resented IA the national council ~ a jealous and
able defender of those prinrtplcs.
RESOLU HONS
h'Ss'roa' That in The rr.sgui state Or The coun.
iy "nG Iis Legislation, we ivcm % The duty ct the
l''tIr o' OFT suitable oc,ninrs. 90 let Their voice
De heard in praise OF the ii''.l and true. a.d iu
Stern r'0rNe 9" the selfish and watering among our
gable servants.
ftso'uod' That we deem his n suitable occa-
SION 10 express our sentiments. end that we most
cordially approve the course Of q great majority ui
oui Wing Senators and RepFescu,siiyesiu Congress
especially those tom our own Sia.e-who hlv,
acted NI'ha single eye 10 the public good IN trying
10 restore a protective TaUd o sound currency, and
consequently that degree Of National prosperity
which &C have a right 90 require from a Govern.
mcu' constituted 10y the people inr their own benefit
hoS8seL That we as cordially condemn the fac
u'us course ct those mcu-of all ra,l:cs-vho O.
accomplish their own selfish purposes. have impg
dcd wise legislation, aud uu whose heads alone rest,
the guilt at having SUM- he national credit, ba
ke" down our manufacture and pIlsicd our indus
Try.
EtS''rcd, Thft VIC approve Of The conscrvariy,
power vested m the President 90 check ha,ty g..
TALON. while We cOudsmu the o5gsc oft when used
n> % hos been 20 check all legislation which s MOI
acceptable 10 one man-hpvcvsr honest may be- hu
motives, however WIS., may be hrs opinions.
H'syr,8, That we earnestly implure the ratuot
tc md true hearted members ulhoth House, uCCut
crcss not % abandon The principles uf Harrison De
mocracy on which they were elected. bit 20 STAR
Jrm for the right until the pcplr have IN oppor,u
nhy @" tally To the rescue. They trU De- sustained
Hro'tuci. That the friends ol Harrison principle
~ the Ninth D.slriri-Nho were .u lS4D. nud sill
arc, nh over" hclmwC majority. are bound 20 s.s
tam The honor OF Tie District by The Triumphant clcc
zion ui the
Hon SAMUEL G GOODRICH
10 represent Them n Congress; and That yc, The del
rgnles here present, pledge ourselves 20 each other
'ouse all fair and honorable means 10 accomplish
that cud.
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Good men ore sometimes iD greater danger
irg h'ssIy
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DAMA6ES-Last week. We stated fhat N-
fttN DAD recovered $4,000 Of Neil. Mr1re a. Co.
I' injuries received by fho u]p-cfing DI n stage be-.
tween Marietta 7nd heCJDnoIsviIio DO another
'lH' young u Peck. con u lhe plaintiff DE fysf
Stage arclJeuf.
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"nGAi ne fallen n Z'1esyrle m ffv es,,.
GOO ha'0e5 tut hrls however il brought 4, M, ...,
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''' '.i bP7ff"re1 ~ Ergh for NE 1yst al
hours. f77"g y~esisriag al, 4 os'sSI p "
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LIST OF ArpnINIMrNrs

Made by tie Prrsbutgh Annual Conference or,ho
Methodist i Episcopal Church. commenced m Vince.
ling Va. ON "Wednesday, July 10. and ended July
81, lsi2)
PiUsIurrh Dis,y.t-W q ur.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-12
Wilmington. DEL.

Correspondence of the HERALD
Wu.ufvcr,v Nov IN l

WILMINGTON, Nov. 10, 1872
DEAR BENNETT:-
write TO inform you that rumor says Rodney
is selected in Delaware by 80 votes over Col Jones
that is, by throwing out SO Of Jones's votes in
Christiana Hundred, for not having on it the full
middle name for the Colone but that will be
contested. Jones is entitled to it, That's going AZ
from 064 wing in Is 40 TO six democrat 1872 CLAW
ton has fully drawn off for the Vice Presidency.
great flare up has been between him and r. Ii.
Bayard; neither of Them hope will ever have any
thing to do in Delaware. BY "A the State will Sc
skinned as clear as a coon. s.