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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17

A RISK very unexpectedly manifested itself in
The river on Friday night, winch continued unHi
Saturday ighl. at which lime II reached about ID
Ieet IL then commenced falling, and has run out
nearly as fast 1t rose The RAIN which caused il
OF u.s. las all the streams below 10 The Great Kama
wha were uPD striking The head waters Ol The Mon
ongahell, with great iOrce. The several boats that
were ogrOund below and above got off and came ia
yesterday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17

CANADA REBELLION uUMBUG.-The drill
ling Of armed men 10 reured places. spoken of 10y
the MOnIreGl Herald The other day. as beIJkenug
another rebellion, was nothing ia IRE Than the para
Dug Of maItIamen ito preserve order" and 'saIu.c
The husl. al the celebration OF the KUman CaIho ic
procession vi Corpus Christi,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17

a contemporary ~ speaking Oi the desire mani
tested 10y the Loco leaders TO make Us give up our
manufacturing interest, says. "a nation Of farmers
would be as great an absuTdIiy az a nation Of un
peddrs. The two boys shut up IN jail Who made
Oney 10y swapping jack knives with each other,
would 80 good business compared with people
iHhabh'ng So large country ours. aud yet desI.
tule VI the mechanic arIs."-BusI. Am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17

TIE Wings G. crged de alc on III Tariff and
Mr. Trdbal used Jimmy Wbar ON without nrren.,
TO the satisfaction Of Mr. W and all prescnt-SL
ChTSUiHe Gqz.
We are DESTROYS that the Citizens OF Belle Al
should have the full benefit Of the above.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17

.esources for an increased annual wealth Of p
per cent would unce IN L. yeIrs be compelled 10
70 into bankruptcy. ]. this healthy state OF iradei
II the best condition for the couuIr;, rhe 1900
200 Or Is Il the best fOr the 3UU 900 mo mus,
ultimately elise thcir c1tUr,rvnary with
lips from bankrupt or the payment Of costs ou
dhptOducuve surIsl The latter Is even questions
de.
The Herald man relies upon his figures OF iu.
ports for lSiO-4l.42 aud the lsr quarter OF III to
'ho" the reduction of lmporrarions the necessary
want Of enploy menl for capital III commerce.. and
The anticipated deficit in Revenue. That Ih,ro
should be decline IN imporlaIrons With q declining
currency aud an increased tariff ior the last sIN
months OF 1912 is not surprising; but 10y no means
iOlCWs that the re, enuvs of the government will
be permanently curtaled by that cause. because The
very iucr of decreased ImpOriaIipns WILL as AZ has
already, Increase the currency aud Obvaie the first
obstruction 10 the revenue. The average increase
Of duty un duliuble articles, slh excepted (Which
owing 10 the influence Of eastern dealers now pays
but equal TO / per al Ual,rela instead Gall
Is $50 per cent actual duty OF near 50 per ce
assuming the imporiaruns oflsiI the nearest ae.
cessiGe guide. supposius that tie impUrIarUns were
lO0,0UO 600 one hall duuab!e which would DC n
fair estimate for The tariff and currelry Of lsII-42
10 millions, or % OF duliable goods would Weld
equal revenue, and leave a balance Of 3OOOUOOO
Of capital IN the country To suppose tina, FIVE years
OF tins reduced scale ofmpors will not 50 increase
the currency OF the country aud the wealth Of the
people. thereby increasing their Consumption, as To-
meet the wants OF the Government anL ay of a,
past Indebtedness IS 10 s'fPppse an impOssrrlly.
Maugre The rrasoning II she Herald mo-
ncy writer then. the revenue vii not be deficient.
ihe money OF the country will nur he nurmp.oyed
IN ITS prop lucrative employment of manuinrru.
Hns' agriculture aud mining, rs it i, shown that The
proeuc's oi these must bring The hest average price
when the dealer has east 10 pay for his money -
Who suffers lhen7 II, e money changer Of Wall
and the import aud export trade Of New York is
reduced 3O.0O0,000 each. the profits on which are
probably 20 per cent, or II 600 600 while the az
rIcultural and manufacturing interest saves 36\miI.
lions annually, 30mIilIous reduced importations
and millions New York profits ON exports of pr,
duce. This is the direct savInr-Ihe ipJirsct mr.
lateral. in transportation. aud tie reduction which
Is manifest IN price OF goods manufactured al home
below those Ofthe foreign. is incalcuiable.
New. when We have asceuained the number q
persons engaged iu foreign commerce and The norn
Der ia agriculture. mining und manufacturing, we
shall be eh'e To sum uP The account Of compariiIve
profit an loss L. the 8 O)0OOO OF people that in
ma BIT this Cuntry Ia 1910 tIa e,t,r, ,,,,,, - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17

Prepared and sold by a y Sands g. Co, Drug
gists and dentists, Granite buildings. az
bTQadway corner Of Chambers ~ New York.
and for sale by Druggists throughout the u s.
Pmce 81 pc. bottle, SIX bot 'es for s..
The pubic are respectfully requested 90 remem-
bci that % Is Sands's Sarsaparilla that has and
constantly achieving such remarkable cures OF
the most difficult class Of diseases 10 which the
huma frame is subject, and ask for Sands Sar-
parlIla, and fqke no other.
OLIVER PRY OK. dPenf by special ap-
p0intmsuf for the Proprisf0rs, for HheenhR
and riciuHy. y "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-17
Fo,.a tie SIIari,,y Msssuin.
TIE Gil Mi ,ROR.

"Whr'. ali s.g, ace old in ~.
Ani g u,,,n cru Ches. GOV eIol~ness
Dee hat Inen he IA her cradle"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10

Ger ,Rspublifouer' III Cincinnati faet, tus auccrs
varts bic gRdoGen ren @rauperterr, Die feline euoce
fneen, init einem Sbrbd,en oeH eaufbas oeten III
G,neinna tea'mq 70 ctspas nitht ocr bert bewahrtcn
Nd1 Die W od)en tbre &rrtc tiS uad Der o;eit auf,
unb man t0nne bic Mduner rft NIT reebt anebnliten
Sbrten IN WeMfte slebeN icbeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10
Selprdh SwifdeneincmR R eoaeteRr
unb 1eimcn @ubfertbenten
y ssn SdtIlsle bes erifen OSdbroouos.


M d I. Nter, Soerr Mecafteur, tpc,ll teru bas
siele 3eu9 iiber 0tplcnatf III SbremSlattc? -Steot
neNi9teen fIno Die oanptladeiunb ales auecre tau9
nitt riel.
81 eodftenr Gut-OItheI- ich werbe n,ieh in
lndtttn Sahr9nng SdnS had, gItrem gBiaen rihten.
geum Il, er. MaS fir eineEraubaIerct vGtabt'
ncul1teen haten Sie cenn fcrttp1hrcno iw CShrenl
Sldtfe? vafIen gle oas r:9 uno itnterritten sic bas
&clf mebr ilbcr oirlrnatiltcu Gingen, buun ueroen
cte Gtutden oufaetldrter.
81 g. gS frcut mh, eaE gle midi bar0uf auflnert
I'm 9eemadlt haben; th tuerse cen ndh1en Sabr9anQ
9ani 70 fhre'bslt, mie Sic e5 wlnIhen.
E duf nj II II Specie QalIrn Sic crdtNte ahs
0cndete I1pcn'nttf nm Gnrrpa uno onrern qStbeIs
len, 10 tpte Die hrenen?fcmnnc ans Shrer3et!n'
9Sdaren Gtstrunt unc 8ensft 9n,eiacn ;ieren etn
EIatt, pe caS Shri1e; aes lebriae it perle9ee6@Ht
Neo Soh iUcrce mid, -- SSaHf Specie. Sd) babe
felRe 3eIt.-Qeten sic rch[
N attn 8 @ribel. Nerr 3etmntsThrifer. ltt
hate SIR Slatt, ltn mir an Den 9henfen sic 2ct III
Dertreben; ddein th mus s nen 11ocn, td mirr nCn
InldS ais SrniNen, RtnSiHuer, 4riGocnteu, Scnatr<
rer, Nnel(, Wcro, Stattae,piih, Grdmermnoren uca
GlHQe 0ciprpt,en mas MIDI nid,t tntcrclIrt. GDutc
Nrane no fir cine crrentdr 3ctFunQ auf ecr ericn
|Scte- uuo lmSdlnlIe fann n1an INNER ncd, en flr
nes Mcmdnhcn anbIn0en crcr NrrtleBun0 NcS erlten
erfpl0en IaiI't cas 1T etras - mas nur snigc ocn
@ud1 ]Ncrren 3ettuuaslhreiber iiberIeot hoten.
9leo. Aoerr @ribe( gle haben tcn9laael actrrhfe1:
m ,perce mir 70 etrpns 0StiqeS uidt ,tveimal f1asu
olen uno lit rcr Srlse ee fhreib, tpie @ie e5 babeu
mrQen.
81 slm odlnB oes ;tpeiten Satrq0u95.
Mt d I. 9lllu 5err 91eN., tas frent midi, caS fIc
lid, nit Strem 3citunQsfdreiben mad, mir arrid:t bn.
ben, las Sl1tt hat rtt Elm Gang anrcres sInlehen.
g. M q d, er. Ntbt mabr, Nerr 81, eire Nut1
SPhrc tit 0eeeS pcrtt?- ieitbcm Cir n1r;re oee te
Irlaeu, 1T n1ander ueuer Subieri6ent 9efcmmen--
&aufmanu Specte. 8ravo Nraos Nhre
sln;e@eu no octineia-bie 3eit 1T mir fur; au9euel
en: -2eben Gle rctl
Mattus Gr iecl. Scst 1T Sbrglatt gang mad,
nc1nrn S1nne. Non cen bebrr Scerren orn Sa!leret,
Rrrb nno tpie bic hOten 0inse aac bcgen, rirO nur
Ueni9 oe(rrchen baqcuen fnbe it, bcrrl1e Ncmane,
n renen ld' midi ieoeu 9beno in ceu Stlaf Ic9c Oas
'r bier o1S &Orbd'en ocu @irr ;nm Dciert.
,Qd&elnc uno lit lateinifhen Wrrteu oaufrub robm
'r Hs0 nno fdrieb-lpie immer-rtact leinem Snue.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10
3eUtugunQecI.

"Iattrlanpsfrcuno una StikNt 9tf
crfbrin rearIEuIBt5 tecn 6rtitAg.
s.cDt- GuGitrStirnss pres Ut It b"It so Gents,
ia 9r1Ghstei1bun3 rrrr Iha Ter, falls sic 3lnS nt 1T
1sr balt Der ltrn L>Ifte res Jabrs tsSAEIt mirr
Oie Setting :aHn Damn 1af3eStNtn wrrrtn' sHn aa'
NIttanrs tcjaDIt limb.
A) tjtnn vo ttm 9rr1uf ets brtS Die 3tttaHs MID
.faepnnt 9t wre ie t;trtt mn lrlbS ais enrn Nunlh
rirtte tIr lnrsrts Sohr 1T !spAItrn.
S) sln ltsrlbrckr wb H.. tiHsH tar,'rs 3raum Afs
q Npnltsn an3rncMWen.
6. Die 1rr|;nrul3 sf btbr as' xsttn pr lnrfbrstw
e Br,tft VI, pte stlH5stsr mssr" psfrsS rranet
Z. Nn .,srr fir tit Ntl~,.H rri't tin .rit T,asa
frSlei1 tlAr t,"bIt meret6, "s man Mot aHf fsnf
lrt in y shn@rs Frpt.
60, ,Jeber )>rtmeitcr bat ea5 91etbt, eirer grtei
nneid1em Gd 3ett.nss9c!e tefnre, poafrst an cen
Crufe: Sn iberienocu.
IEenn uns uuerc entftuntcu veier alip GSrr frrseH
rUht, 70 auden Vie mir Ssi ihrem Nrin1ci'tsr 81 &C.
wu, HGo III slrr CjeQenp1rt E15 Gelo III cren S'rlet
IL uns su Ie9cu. @r trcit {ocnnn rir AccwEc ear0nf
mo fr1ntrt ben Sriei, p,ourG, DEN SublcribcuEcn
EN- Crustcr paS ]Nritgelr rrirart mirs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10
8rpnpret6s @99iErtn

tHs"s9sislte st ps'Il'@n unO tcrdbmt.n nin.,
sH~ tRt Fenap' (hrn il oabrtrrr Srn r"aen hns
tn'!nn 'ers hramrn lDstarn ""stte|ni'
~" ""ss ''" ~ unp mad e3ttpr ann % Efsn
" "' S"eer in5crN elmer aneise MIR mrnia ~ h Mt;
rS Stsnrstp 'n sr n in cSsmNrrf u t.ss
"ne erpnare i" errm .5auts in ecn d. :" 1crer
W t'nnnc Sencn r brc Oh. ~ I" ten"
sf;S"9eH tonncn; lsk;nrr 3rusrr 1885, s yer
"n os'sE"Hns Srascirstnr jim: M rer 'r mHeth@
GIe Gt9eaO uneersa pIs strat Dat unS S
M"s G"rnns t" mrS srI Nas Siel,t saysn a ,'" esrl
TIe m,,o n uS1sns ss"rnt rrAtt u r % Sat
u S"Fs" HSn Or SranfrttD batcn stfshr,c g Fautt
rNm NSFtrr in ,rincr ci,rnrr
saI {: wtem nS"b 'i"s A(Arift rrn 3tt.i1 lsrH
m sstlnset rsa .n scn eaa tsln rrsr Ssrsn 9sD
rst ~ "':rret en auf jcfer @rr auf srm S r"h.
Wt s "H rem Vtrsn rsr Srr tfss 3c rtu "a
"s'tFn stn Sr 3ranntbs !eanrs Hnr ltnrGb;' =" 1"Et
PFstS :" ssnts rrr Hfrmit Otrstticn ''"''''
A. oF""eFefnS S9encn fir Starfs uu> qp,ur x.,r.,
0ebn &artrn. Canton. & g ou<mu:>
a. ~ "F":, g. 1"'nsssa's sObn aIuer Sr srtsArs.
o. S'ni. GDIr,e, Aussn
ga sH9tn 9crran THS 3w user 3slt pilrr ~ hG., r
~ w" ~ %'S"crtth "n5ttsutsH 1nsrter in A.;n,s ~
bLuvt. " " ~"' S11@een HSrs
NrrtmStr.4. 1912, .l7Le
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10
De { annt NJ q 6un0en.
Scr OeutlCbe ln Qllnrrif0.

Dicis felt N1rnaten tctebcnoe, qrsete uuS ,rshI>
tilte scude 3eitune Der Welt, Qe;isrt wit Silesru
urS scn pertbvrgen itttcilunoen Gus eer alteu uur
nsucn gGet, erldcint fir IbcI'r uuo so Geuts scS
Sahrs in Serausbe;1 lung. 7ur s5-wcrScx Scr
Srsmrl1re, fir SO neun greu'pIare MXo fur $40. =
,pariI fir rrn SahrQanA Yerabfrlgt.
Der "Ceutide III Amerifa" miet Is TH6 uat 43rI
llA llMfaNa. GciteGun9ea, Yurtsfre rin9sekpt
'r1ro ssbSri9 naeh9etcmmcu.
s.. II. sage nus s..
harriSbars, "a, 9ers 1912.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10

NlaH fast, ter &.iess etsetdr Spencer mUae elmer
2tneFuu9sp 'itrn int sIustanee annebulen, "a Der &c
fauo stsl 4 no leaer @attiu reaeu ors Scrfaas ouf
bsf SS SOmers 1rhr ;errltter lit unb ssoacte Grar
etgedIhte eS lhu1 elbe nfessolpertb sart, rurd'
Wefdssrilt9 Der ecbenslpee Die Grauer at lterpinc
ben-@'d, miro oapCr 9eiprchen, raf SNr. QSiIc pcn
If nH1 Ger. ct. GeIauCter am Oitrclbtjbeu jScfe
merNR lOa. 49,.
1as am lesteu N1ittwrd hicrfsbit uerlptrte Grbtes
ben 1T bcfEaer 9ereier, ols es unS sur Se pcrfum
9n etn9en SteIen ioGeu ShUrnitene eiuq 'itr,t eiv
II eN. Sn etnt1en, &irhen mar Ateun,rtte3rieuf, H.
cte nerp1rtee GrIhutterun9 rcS ouics este Die ser
fntrIthten Climber 70 febr III Sdrcfen, bas (le ans
Nu.ht ucr rer @rfiluus ibrer eiseuen prcptecihuua
tIsh e1ItS 'as Sree flnhteten. sIn;. :. 81.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10
Sentithes BoifIh1IlG in l51nc,n,,-,,

IN O'ittFm"rtt In tsr Stem eass (mtSen p.r ri,. .,.
s'aa.s nsss1) Ger snrsstFnannts tmr7tpltn esbsns
Fei'snes jn ns nnr 5H Prp rrr init ubre ant ~. ~.
lstxts 0el's esen fam. Stin 5ans une tnt tta,sy,
gne strsm8; ttns Sdents unrtin {b nit Zen. ssrr rs
tatn wAs ar arTt eartirtet feline 8rbanrfnd rnS s
nunsa f. sa5 'ewSbni ee misrer tsp bm ;u,rrs~r h. -
NAL ttn iAm tin3ttebrt b"tsn 2ber ris rct nit nrs 80
ria III bcrjlt ~lLfrmnta Oarin \, a w.,.~
0ntinnati. Setruar % le2o. 'hn
Ntr Aitsre GteAtur rir(ts !Nlatres fam aus
Aat' ttfafaen ~ - Hstr =. rtcn Gaat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10

Dr. UDtturrN11I11,

III eanrN, Stsrt EauntA Sbic.
4HItH a@ rem @utisum brnit bic erss.ns Nn;,ist fas
GSW% CT itnt Office in NaG GAus Wts Cd tsus rcu Hr
eSins;p ttTrARt Wurrc. rsst tt unr sreit
1T Auraa HHs 4nfrasen ntr 6reunss unc ;nr.r a. .nr,
fan9tn unt ~ ttorstn.
Mud mS4 riee esltstnS ssmusta wv (etu.a &tsatrn
~ q" J" 1e ss~rrrnsn tsraIsn suFra br'l Oanr
II fa9sn.
Ganten, 1rril l, ts42. ah,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10
Wob'1ltn9s Bcrinberu1,a.
g. McDhr

Seutfhsr NspetatI unS Tvtor
natt Rttrmit ens'n asebrtH tsnttdb.s VrN;Tsw ~.
css CT ent NmsHts n1di. 1D1rt AZ t,r ".n ~ we Ansef
Sns sanm "nt 3r"' tpnAbs sestfr rrn r.r Qsr,r T",
rr'sa BAT; "AH' r ts tsrs'tt1n MIRO str vfGt;.. s
9srt6tltdt UtftSfte nRt sr FIR al. nn.o,n>. s
susaen ne"slilssr 'tsr nne fran,;6GH,r = ~. y,
70 vie "e ate ""eert Jnrumsnte, sSsu,n fsp linn 5s;t
ssfsIt nsrrtn wy 'V"' 's'"1s"
GIntn. Nrremttr 80. 1885 A.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10
~. Banfno!en ; GiIfet
na 0 Dem Stlber>'WU
tert@tist am 23tten Cert. ron
Crawford GMd Burt.

teri6tiat am 23lrn Cert rpr
CEsNWf fnEOA uuHNA Rrna~A
nir w UAaN "SAAUs
oo Wt ~ SleF
ot r al. w t;s" 80, Ht"'ntf@Bs r Sme'nnatL ..
PtF.-Aps A':.S S'S rs @ vi" tFs!1 w. YArl
Sr"'".s'tM t. ~ S"''e =! S!"tthn"" rGrE
StA't!tn S = S""s WI y S!ne!nh"t! Parl
ea,"ps1lt o"lt ~ St"e'nn"st P0rI
ooet cUs!oa:'.so WV; a"' as"Es.s >3""e u hN.
U''a"1 Ttt''"'S S'mF' ~ rs.
2""t " S''N.Hn"'' 80 r6.
0F"""5s VSa S"t.""@1'' rs tS.
O""l Vr' Su'Hr'"' st!' t"sue r""tJ 90
" SNI'sStSs WV" o""'' y eis
S"w''n'' rs his.
S"u'FV'S' attre.
Ve"t9"' II his
HSn.ltoh' ~ 50 tis.
Nt"'llUrn' Ii tiS
Us"rHtl": IL cis.
Us'""t pe"'"n'' IL ris
~" 0aupustp. - Ts'
0prf liniem eeste
~ GDn' nv ''''''"' 9itrp.
frnii - cts'
3drrsrint . We
St(mrnttant. Gt. Giairrin.. i3os'
cS." Tc' So ~ ~. r. - ,"' S'"'' ''"'' - bis.
s SI,ntrn 9enr @ Ss't1ntus' na IL bis.
sSSn,..s'1 SSmr""1 S"ms, S.s't s,snen, y ris:
Spn"'st'w. = S"'s ppn sNre @re S!trsiHnc, 40eis.
SS',ssV@ ~ s".S rrn SeO1O' psrtsmSuts 50 tis.
S.s's" ."'.rs Sss'.,. Nsan s..~S a""erm, 3t;s
H"t"'..e H. s wv ~ w" ~ S'n'Sn' 5Otis.
SranfIin .yarr vriumtms ' o''"'s"''"'' - tte
GERMAN * nr rcn oanrN.r N
SIn';t, Sst"'"" q o(''s "s rIn SS'rEer: sstrr.
S"s,tt.r Sn;a S;e SS,nv 't esn'e s5 his
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10
Ser YaferIQNb8z TreUn6 un6 05ei1f Ser 3tlf.

GJrrrsta, $40 bis
Qrtanfas 80 bic
&ruiIIana, Slcnerlrans, s0rts
Ntunitirattp I urS2 so rts
yr.3 60 bis
% I'd ft ( sstrets vtrtauft auf o1eupsrf IArm
" NBiIArstFbM, u -.
GaItmprt, "a
Der. etaAtsn 9hastammcrnrten, r"r
GrGb 3Frtm
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-10

Iranrtaes @Hbe. Or. e(utber. Pin and.
Ssse'drefer susenars ar6 pcr enioen Tacc,, i, Sem
4Asmenhaufe ;t Nbanv. Gr ,uar Der Gebn bes eli.
fers oes amer!eanileu @nfenms, aencs cine trefiHe
Eruebnns. belaB 9lansnbeu Bis nne ale 4usfIdt nnf
etae bshs SteGang i'm eetea-aber er tranf !~, aa
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CANTON MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 9. ls4a

stilulion of the United States, still fur
Their limiting the veto power"
| will abide By the decision OF " a Ma
iionaI Convention the Democratic party,
in the selection of candidate for the
Presidency of the United States, and will
give my support and influence to the elec-
ton Of the nominee OF said Convention, il
not myself nominated by said Convention
The Democratic Convention of the
State of Kentucky, on the 9th ultimo,
nominated and recommended rae, as the
candidate for the next Presidency, IN
1914; aud among other ihings put forth
my political principles embracing the en-
quires made by YOU. In addition to
this responsive letter, | refer TO that ai-
dress, as containing correct view of my
sentiments upon these and cihcr subjects
With sentiments Of high consideration
and respect, | am truly and sincerely,
your obedient servant.
r. NJ. JOHNSON,
Messrs. Ethan A. Brown, John Law,
Nathaniel West, Joha Petit, Jesse d.
Bright, and A. c. Pepper, Committee.
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WHIG RELIEF.

The value of cotton manufactures i'm
ported into the United States during the
year ending September. l64l, was about
twelve millions Of dollars. On this sum
the duty of 20 pereerr. under the Com
promise Tariff would hayo been tax OF
$2,400,000. Upon the Same kind and
amount Of importations, the new Whig
Tariff estimating the duties imposed at
40 per cent. as fair average) will double
the tar 10 be paid by the consumer.
The relief therefore given to The coun.
try by Wing Legislation consists in part
ofan add ional tar upon the people OF
nearly t~o and half millions Of dollars
per annum ON the single item OF Cotton
Manufactures.
Upon other articles the increase Of tax.
alton is still grcacr.
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ciscd. ! do not suffer myself to doubt, but
that these views will meet the appsoba-
ton OF The great democratic party.
With great respect, gentlemen,
have the honor tn be,
Your obedent servant,
LEWIS CASS.
To Ethan A. Brown, John Law, Nathan
lei West, John Petit, Jesse d. Bright,
and A. G. Pepper, Esqr's.
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THE PRESIDENCY.
Parterre, near Rising Sun, |!

hNoi ANao'A5 S"ut AhN'
To the Editor of The State Sentinel:
Gen,lemen-by this post you will re-
ceive the answers of four gentlemen, 10 the
intcrrogatories propounded iy order of the
Indiana Democratic Convention. These
communications have heen Withheld till
now, for the purpose of laying before the
public, simultaneously, the letters Of all
the distinguished men addressed by the
committee; but the promised answer Of
MIR. Van Buren, having teen delayed by
some unknown cause, il is thought that
the publication Of these, now transmitted to
you can no longer lie postponed with pro-
priety.
am, Gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
ETHAN a. BROWN.
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and fairly, the voice of the majority of the
party.
With great respect, am, &c,
J. C. CALHOUN.
Hen. Ethan A. Brown, John Law, Nahum
iel West, John Petit, Jesse d. Bright,
and A. g. Pepper, Esqr's.
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Influence to the election ofthc nominee Of
said convention"
Yours very respectfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Ethan A. Brown, John Law, Nathaniel
West, John Petit, Jesse d. Bright, and
A. c Pepper, esquircs, Committee, &C.
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A BATTLE FOUGHT.


as late as the Nth inst,. brings us the in. Z
telligence of a battle between the Yucca
tanese and Mexicans, in which the latter
suffered considerably. 1t is stated that
on the 18th inst. the Mexicans, number
ing 1000, while in pursuit of the Yucca.
tanesc, entered the village of Texkokob,
where the latter had determined to,make
a stand, and that battle ensued which
lasted from 0 A NJ, till 5 p. M. The
Yucatinese, It is said. had nineteen men
killed and forty wounded--among tho lat
ter were four officers. II is uncertain. TO
what extent the Mexicans suffered -
Some accounts say it was only four times
greater than this; while others make out
400 Mexicans and 900 Yucaianese killed.
The Mexicans withdrew from the field and
enlrenched themselves in church, whore,
at the latest accounts, the Yucatanese
were trying to smoke them out. II was
expected that they would be obliged to
capituate, OF be slain.
From another direction the news rem.
ders il probable that by this time second
battle has been fought. tits stated thar
~yOOo MOAiSoh liOppS idu uldtCueu as Tar
as the Indian village of Tiscacu!a, about
ls miles from Merida; that there thew
we're encountered by some 1000 Yucca.
tanese; that they were hemmed in and sur.
rounded by the latter, and all accounts
rendered probable that the Mexicans
would be compelled to surrender in a boz
dy or be cut to pieces. This, however,
say the New Orleans papers, was depen-
dant somewhat on rumor,. and must there.
fore he taken cum grano SAILS.
AT Sisal, the Mexicans were throwing
heavy shot into the town, but without eff.
f-ct The navy Of Santa Anna seems 70
be in very crippled condition, and th:s
was rendered worse by threat of the
English officers 10 his service that. unless
they were paid, they would throw uo their
commissions, and seize aud sell his Sims
On the other hand, the Yuca,aness
were in fine spirits, aud their hatred 10
the enemy was stimulated by the horrible
atrocities which, according 10 the papers
have been Perpetrated BY the Mexican
soldiers: When The village of Motrel
fell into the hands of the Mexicans. The
Bulletin declares that the soldierv seized
upon number of young gitls, and com
mllted the most Infamous outrages upon
their persons. Such atfocious violations
ofevery principle ofawarIare among civ.
ilizcd nations, Justly enliiIe the invaders
TO universal rep'o6ation tAl Tribune.