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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
I'D FAD IT! IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
mo AND COMMENTS ARE UENECESSA.
Philahel ,.hin. NInr % Isl

%,
DIR Jayne,-Dear Sir feel bound Ia The nfli,c
ted Ia give pubcIty Iu The ox taurdiAary effects ot
sonr valuable med cincs
have suif rcd Tor several years pas with Liver
complaint. ard Tho train Of diseases which follow
complete prosltnIiun of the sySiem--,,, ,b,t IL
with great difficulty could walk and attimes
i was confined la my To add To q y misery,
. roiulous affection appeared IN my Ihroat vnl
HheumalsT Ia my arms. 20 that | could not raise
my right my head In The hottest weather
my feet and hands would ache with The culJ and
penplTalion had almost ceased | row became
ura'cied with dry husrse cough and gave 10 all
hopes u ever getting we'll | had night swcais
md got liuic OF no sleep. with fighrful dreams
aud morhrd headache. seemed 10 he bordering ON
INSANITY. aud was denied all study ar mental
exercise l could not rrud q small paragraph l., a
newspaper without great difficulty. | had great
sor.ness IN my siumach which caused n Ia swell 50
much was unable 10 lie down. or even to rccline
Tut had 10 he pr"prcd up in hair.
had the advice OF sCme eminent IhyscianP
aud iried nearly oil the remedies used ia snch GA.
scs bu continued IL grow worse aud IT appeared
as ihongi SPEEDY dissolution was taking riace
now hoard Of your medicines and determined
10 Try your SANArlVE PILLS. and to nv snrprise
ihe soreness LEFT mo. 30 could wolk about the
house. continued 60 improve from that time
Shortly alter my wife called at your store AMI STA.
ted my case 10 you. and you sent me a bottle oi
your ALTERNATIVE. and olsu word ro come and
see YOU. aud you would invcSg ate my case and
cure me This did not believe. as / lcll was
beyond the reach Of human skill.
After taking your Alternative and Pills for three
weeks, there wns decided change for The better
50 illni when called upon you yon said that |
would get well, aud iliai your Alternative
you'd cuie me e6ectualiy With no hopes how.
ever, Of getting well. siill Cunihued taking your
Alternative until I had taken the fourth bottle " hen
there was sudden change in my whole system, ms
though had goi Of some great bunhen. aud !
could draw my breath usual Ny nerves glad.
ually became strong. aud my appetite returned.
u has been four months since commenced IA.
King your Medicines aud 1t this time nearly every
yesi'ge Of disease j. etadicaed from nv system -
nfn us active. and nearly as strong as at any DC
Rod OF fuy life. ! havo now gained nine pounds
tvsU months
have good reason I, believe that tho Use of
your vaiaab'e Medicines, by The help Of God. has
saved me from premature grove
JOSEPH BARBAR.
IIallowoll court. in Poplar street, bstw cen Sew.
CT III and Eighth SIC.
Prepared only by DR. JAYNE. No 8 S1uih Third
T. PhIladel ,'hiu
FOr sale by J CRUMBACKER. ia Mnin S.
Wheeling, Va. d&w 3w oct 6
A NVlLS-The Subscriber has lust received d
IN ffe,h lot Of
Armilage Mouse.to'c Anvils
SanJoIsOn, Foster g. Co,iev's Do
Vices common and cotton KY
Bellows for Smiths
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gFdeRY'scvE-~ ssD,UE.

We tSc great pleasure ,u laying before oar
pn'n"'s. ''d 'hc pRb,ir cru-tah ;uc. iol,.wts
'""'m", 1' O"'e'c' Know log ,h..n O., te hr't Z
Than ANY "ihct. ,';rf,d leo inc T., 5hc W,~i cd ,h,
mountains. Send ~ NOur ufir., lor Package
! las ~ 'hc most popular Nay m at,, ru,ufug a.
t"'iof't. l say again. semi IN ,nus orders ANTI
cash 80 rt'zc tickets enclus,d. aud ,Ury wii nee
with a mnrh attention a. II Tef,uuaily applitd lDr
All Ofders come perfectly sale b, msi
n I. DORSEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
$4,000.

G'aHd eonsOlidahd Loierg Of H,iayare6 George
CLASS No. 81,
To he drawn at Wilmington. Saturday October 95
OF $4,000 Of 10000 | ol COCO luT2IIO|
as Nos. Ii hallos. Tickets 81 o; certificate puck.
age 20 wholcs Ill dolls shares ia prupofion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
$4,000.

P'knmokc River Lottery. class No 2I2,
Ia Ice dawn Thursday, Oc,nhor -, lSI5
| "i 5000 Of 1000 of 1000 of lOUl
- Nos. ~ ballots. Tickets s2B; certificate pack
age 25 Whales s3i e.; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
Sl2 600,

P"komokc River LOTTERY. class No 2tG.
I" be drawn al W'liut" gron, "wednesday Oci'r %
OF $4,000 80 Ui 1000 OF 900 l oi 500
40 N"s. III ballots. Tickets 81, certificate pack
age % whol,s G2! Io.l-; shares in pr, I, riinn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
COnKfNG sTnYE,i

COOKING STOVES
.TENllE Sub-cflher hIs hrs day received a large
lot oi Cooking Stoves from Cincinnati. rom
he in1pu aciory oi & Wulf & Co. which makes bis
assortment of those Stoves now complete lie be.
ai.u hand ynupns other puiitrnr. among which are
io highly iatncd aud Justly cclchfaicd
HArHAW AYS rNrETT,
81 of vaic', vil Boo di.p,,,J ,i vt sm 10 nIyanrr
un coJ. ~ motto is 'saall proFs auJ qpIrk
iurns
Pcre,ns boo want OF lie oboyc ~ suy l,ber au,rle
in ny line Cooper. Tn or Sheet Iron Wne.) q, 90
plesse call III ihc old aud vel known stand on
Union sifsri. where bargains can always 10 obtain.
cd. oclJ6 THOS G CCLBERTSoN. Agent
Onn Ids BROOM TwINE-A 81
Cd WV perir suirle on baud and Tor sole ~.
cheap rs IL can Ne purchased ssst ~ Wesi NJ ,lir
Maintains. by loci b CHAS - GERRY.
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u,g-CoME AND HEAR AN oLDsAIT

= SN'+'Rf' III I.
Capt Geo. Little, OF Baltimore, will deliv-
or an address at the Methodist Church. ON
Tuesday even'g the DIST inst at CD p. NJ. in
which he will present thrilling and highly in
teresting scenes of his most eventful life on
the ocean, namely capture and sufferinCs
among the Cannibal Indians, conflicts with
the pirates. actions with the British during the
late war, confinement in Dartmoor prison,
&c. &C. oct 20
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S2-nnn


P"komole River Lottery. class NJ 2l7.
TO D" drawn ni Wilmington. rhnrsiay October 30
| oi $1,000 ui 2C0O | Of 1000 loisGt
IS Ms. II ballots. Tcl els 81; certificate racE.
"sc 20 "hults PSI dolls; shares IA PROPORTION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
uSMALL FRY, LOrTERN

SMALL FRY" LOTTERY.
Draws every Monday aud Friday Throughout The
month of Ociolec.
Tickets 81; u certificate of % wholes in those
lotteries will be sent for 81 shares in proportion
All orders shall he promptly attended 10
ROBT ARMSTRONG, Agent.
For ] G Gregory & Co
The drawings will Ne regularly sent 10 purcha.
sers, hy the Wheeling Argus 10 save postage
oct 3
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Sl5OOO.

Ptkom"kc Rirer Lotsery Of psl c'ao 2l5.
To be drawn n, Wilmington. Tuesday Ocirber 25.
oi SiSyOO OF 5000 5000 ! Of 1000
IS Nos, 10 ballots Ticket, 81; certificate n,rk.
oee 20 whole, 5l2 dolls; shores IN nrnnorlion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
E"s'GSSs sEs'S'SryS.
MORE BOOTS AND SHOES
AT
CONN iIIIT.YS'.
HEAP BOOT IND SHOE STORE

omar BOOI IND SHOE STORE.
No. 1876 W sr SIDE Main SrRy,r
Connolly ~ SONS are nu,, tcc,iyin, +,
" large and splendid assortment uT BOOTS &.
SHOES al oil kiuds. which have been selected
w'ih great care from the best manufacturers m ala.
east; and wall be sold as low as they can le had
west ~ 'he moSuiains Anon. Their slo,l, rnn b,
lound every description aud variety fNlcns THICK
aud Eip Boots. do calf, Morocco and Seal do Bows.
CALI Morocco. Seal Zip and Thick Boots; Men.
Mp, calf Morocco, Seal aud Thick Nunroes mud
81 enrs; Boyo' Monroes aud Bfosans of all svri,
and sizes
POLKA BOOTS. n new aid fashionable as,icle
tor TALL aud winter wear
FOR THE LADIES.
splendid assortment of Fashionable goo,.
Shoes and Slippers OF every description. from tie
most popular Philadelphia manufacturers. which
Tor nea'ness Il style. beauty CT quality cannon be
surpassed. aud nj unusually law prices
LEATHER
general assortment OF best Baltimore Spanish
Red do. and country Sole Leather Kip. calf French.
Morocco dressed end Unjrtssod. ~ Genll,mu,'s
Momcco aud Md skins
We respectfully invite our friend. m city aud
country 10 give MS a call; we can suit them IN uur
l'ne aud are prepared TO sell on such Terms as cannot
ia'I 10 gave satisfaction. ep29
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STOCKING MANrFACToRY.

81 z ISPECTFULLY Informs the citizens OF
< u Wheeling aud vicinity. that he conlinuts To
mnntiaciHre SIocSiigs. Shirts and Drawers of
snnefior qualify WhIlsih lac IS thankful for pas, ia,
,ors, hc hopes by attention to bushes, To merit
continuance of The same. JOHN ECKUfRT.
Nam 81. opposite The y W Bank of Va
Is, lie will hereafter keep on hand finer ar.
itle Than has ever been manufactured IN his civ
sep 20 BIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

Pul moke River Lottery, class no gil
To Be dawn al Wilmington. Wednesday, Ocl't
Of $4,000 oi 5000 | oi $500 Lei 5000
IS Nos. Il ballots. Tickets -; certificate mack.
age % wLoles IS doll; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

4 LSO--A complete essafipcni NJ g,,aibnall,
~ Beaver nnI SlE Hats. Jusr finished.
oct Is DARE q IIOGE
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SlIpOO,

P"komcke River LuhcIy. c'ass Nu2l0.
To be drawn Of Wilmington. Tuesday O..IuDer 2
ri $4,000 ! OF 1000 ui 5000 1 ui 2OOO
- Ms. IL ballots. Ticket 81; certificate pack
age % whoIes POI dolls; share. IA ptopodl ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
sIALi. FnT L.nrrnn

Draws as follows ia ruus h"ui IIe month ui Ocnl,yr
Draws on Iu' sinS>--CapIlul prl2c $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF lackage vholea
SIP; shHfc6 in prup,fiiun.
Draws "u 'drys-C"prl prize $4,000
Whole T,ckrI- 81; certificates ui package Whole,
SD shares m proportion
DAVIS un Sunriavs --Cnrilol prizc $4,000
Nh"lo Tickets Il; certificate VI putLusc wlulcs
sid. shares IA pr portion.
Address yuur orders 10
seP2I \ /. DORSEY. Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
$4,000

P"homoko River Lottery. class M oiS
To hc drn"n at Wilmington Del Frtlny Oc,'r ~
oi $4,000 | ui 1000 uf 1000 lo( Ism
10 Nos. IL ballots. IichcIs 81; certificate ,,,,k
age "a Nhoics ~ do Is; haIcs ia ptoicrrlrr..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
NM. e. JENNINGS K co.


IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES, NESTlNGS, &c,
No. 23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
Opposite tie FUun'ain.)
NEW YORK.
\ RI in receipt of an extensive assortment &C
~ NEW GOODS for Fall and Winter Wear.
COMPRISING French and English Cloths iur Dress and
rock coats; Cassimefea in great variety VI siyies
Si!A' Si'in, Mei mo aud Velvet Tesngs; Miles
Cloths, weeds &c. ldr Ovetcoais hiGh will DO
made mp 'o order, Ihroueh the aid uf az efficient q
corps Of CuilerS ca can bc found IN The country az
essential poiisI IN ;he economy to Which we would
o''sc'' and IN rendering tbs style aud character of
"' garments such al must satisfy The discriminating
ioai our views ui oheopness 40, based on Tue
pfoduc.ion nj any Other than fist tate gatmen.s;
such "a have sustained our system oil small profits
ard quick reiu.s. md prompted the solicitation Of
call from those who wnui really fleet a saving
oihe ezra per cen'a:e lryied under the credit ~ -
tct1
! he attention directed 10 the Pantoloons depart
'hrni must continue To oier Inducements 10 those
",o nprteciaie a tiI combining ens- and elegance
In hdd ion to The urual assortment, h GOODS
Kept hy tho ifaje. we have aiunys on hand ready
made Dress aud Fruck cuts. Pautaluuns Vcsis, DC
20 answer the requirements OF those Mo- in cGscs
{" 'ineF cncy. may require u & st rate SUIT. Also.
I"h'y Dress articles IA great variety Scarfs. crs-
SAia' ii1n"kerchic!s, Gloves Su> prndes. Hosiery
Under scsis, Drawers. Linen und Muslin Shiris,
cnl,nt-, Sr, &c .im ,s'e oct
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CHAIRS! CHAIRS.! CHAIRS!!
JAMES T.. GATHER.
SUCCESSOR TO J. CoNNELLY 4 SONS. |

NO 1876 NAEKET STREET..
-s1N RESPECTFULLY miuims tho pub
I.1ih lie III lac hus now hand and mnn
NM uloctufes TO order cv'ry variety III,
GYSE Chairs "i The lnlcs patterns. aud IN
XN N style Of workmanship mol sur PISSED ia
The Western County.
He has On baud large stock Of Boston Rockers.
Hal Il sion Rockers. C,,mmlu do Re,olvl'g Chairs
Suioblo iof Counting Rooms, Ere CD parl,r Chnir,.
several new aud splendid patterns of " od sea-,
Chairs Dining Chairs Seltecs Socablcs Chidscns
Ihhlr Rocking and Common Chars &c &c
The Iuhlic are invited TO cali AID examine h.s
stock, nS hc vii assure all who avor him with
her custom. that They shnD not be Disappointed ci
ii'ef ~ pncc OF q'mlny. lie dctcrmned by clos g
personal attention {" hrsIIess, 10 onlc himself To-
TAR proportion ui public patronage
Chnifr cafcluily lackod ur sent 10 ury parI Of
"e cay he" Z" charge. 6n sep II
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TnE/ &e'IcsW@
~ 60
THE WING VICTORY IN CEopctA

THE WING VICTORY IN GEORGIA
The Whigs,i 1t appears, have carried every
thing before them in Georgia. The NIillidge.
vile Recorder says;--"Suiticient ,etums have
been received to renderit almost certain that
Gov. Crawford has been reelected by con
siderable majority; probably from thousand
to fifteen hundred. The Legislature on joint
ballot likewise, we believe, has been secured
to the wings, beyond doubt The Wings have
the Representative branch and Governor
The only doubt at present is in regard to the
Senate. Ii is altogether probable; from pres
ent appearances, thut the Democrats NAV car
ny small majority in this branch of lie Lee.
gislature."
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OCTOBER sCiiEMES FOR 1915
hI.EXANDEIA I.OIvrrp
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY

Glass 235 Tor lSlI. draws at BaIiimme, Oci'r 10.
OF S25OO0 OF 5000 | OF 4OO0 OF 1000
Tickets doll; certificate ol 90 wholes Will
bc sent for 40 dolls; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

MAPS CAPS CAPS!-A large l.ro Hair
~ S..', Sca'ci and Glazed caps. just nj hand.
sep ~ A MCALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

ME Latest styles Of French worked collars
4 just received. prices very low odos vii
ca " and examine for themselves. For sole hy
Oct III a FAIRCHlLD
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DIR. JAMGs TANNER.

SURGEON AND ACtOUCIiiER
kFtiCC an lie Northeast corner oi 9Th and
~ Centre sis. Residence Un The Southwcs,
'"'"r" mo same Streets oct 10 e
, 1845-01-11

Man killed By his step sOn.-An
unfortunate occurrence took place al
Bethel. in this county, on Christmas
dav. which resulted in the death Of
a Mr.. Miller. by the hands ofhis step
soma young man named Knight
II seems that Miller was in the habil
Vt beating and otherwise misu>inI his
wife. the mother Of vcung Knight.
and on Christmas when Knight came
home he found his mother in tears.
and her husband standing near her
with a gun in his hand. After being
told by the woman that Miller hrd
been hearing her. he attempted 10
wrest the gun from Kim. at the anne
time striking him a blow which knock
ed him over 4 barrel standing near;
he then ,umbled him out Of the do"r.
striking him TWO or three 'i"ks with
The ramrod of the gun; Knight OBJ
served tina, Miller did not attempt
to get VI, but supposing that it was
only obsrinacy, he returned into the
house. 4 neighhor passing a few
moments afterwards saw that Miller
was dyi G, and informed Knigh, of
The fact. who Immediately ran for a
physician.
These ARE the facts of the case, so
Car as we have been able 10 learn
Them. Kni.ht has been committed
for trial. Il is said ,ha, he has ever
hitherto borne the character of n our
et. amirhle. steady man.-[Jackson-
vile (Ill.) Jour.
, 1845-01-11
Vorf OF Trx~EssEr.-The Pennsyl

VoTr OF TrsSEssEr.-The Pennsyl-
vanian says: 1t is stated that there were
cast in two precints in Tennessee about
two hundred votes for Polk and Dallas
directly, without the Intervention Of cleo
tors. These were Of course not count
ed; but the fact shows that a majority of
the voters Of Tennessee were for Mr.
Polk, in preference TO Mr.. Clay. Had
New York voted for Clay, these two
hundred lost votes would have decided
the Presidency!
, 1845-01-11

The Philadelphia U. S. Gazette,
OF the 28th ult. says: A friend who
hes just returned from the sea shore
Of New Jersey. informs MS that the
whole shore, for thirty or forty miles,
is covered with dead fish. cast up by
the sea. They are Of all kinds, from
tie smallest perch TO the largesi stur
geon, some rock,fsh weighing forty
or fifty pounds. and'rieh sen bass
Many Of the fish are washed up he-
fore they are dead. So great is the
number. tha, a gentleman computed
that on Leaming's beach alone there
Nus, be .ss thousand bushels.
, 1845-01-11
option Of the State in FIVE years from

option Of the State in FIVE years from
sale.
IT is thought that these bonds nigh,
be redeemed at the earliest day, by
the issae Of other bonds bearing a less
rate Of interest. suggest the mat.
ter for the consideration Of the Gen.
eral Assembly.
From the best estimate The Audit.
or has been able to make of the re-
ceipts and expenditure, Of the ,rea.
sury for the next two fiscal YEAR,.
commencing ist October last, he i,
forced to the conclusion that there
will be a deficit in the treasury annu-
ally Of from forty-fve to fifty thou
sand dollars. 1t is a matter veil
worthy the consideration Of the Gen.
eral Assembly, 10 enquire how this
deficit is to be supplied.
The interest on the Stale bonds
sold now amounts 10 nearly $1,000
per annun. which interest all must
admit, should be promptly me, rs tho
same falls due; if this sum should then
be deducted from the ordinary reve.
nue., according TO the present rate Of
taxation, which will amour, to moi ex.
ceeding $4,000 per annum for the
ne1t two fiscal years, will leave onjv
seventy-nlne thousand dollars, IL paw
the ordinary expenses Of the govern.
meni. which at the lowest estimate
will not be less than n hundred and
or fifteen thousand dollars
To supply this deficiency, of tvs.
modes must be resorted to, to-wi,:
Increased taxation or the issue of
State bonds - be sold; for myself
am decidedly in favor of the former.
the ratio Of taxation were increa,.
ed lrom one sixth 10 one per centum,
n fifth of one per cenlum on NH
objects OF taxation, and she poll tax
increased to fifty cents, fr q limited
period OF years. think the object
would be attained without any Der.
;en':5'e increase Of The burdens Of
he people. The increase last men,
toned ~cald greatly augment the
events, and am free to say, ,hatI
confidently believe it would be borne
with cheerfulness BY oil our citizens.
they learn it is necessary to en-.
'ure so ccmmendable an object as tho
preservation Of our public faith in
meeting our moneyed engagements
The people Of this State wi,hou,
he shadow Of a doubt. would abhor
ven the semblance of favoring repu-
f,a'ion of their public engagement.
# any kind. and particular those ofa
character.
, 1845-01-11
AUDITORS

The report Of Mr.. BABER, Auditor
of Public Accounts, TO the present
General Assembly, is a very full and
satisfactory document. 1t shows the
receipts and expenditures of the
Suite during the I5sI TWO nscai years,
ending the 30tb September, l844.-
Nj. BABER also gives ii statement Of
the amuuat Of revenue chargeabie to
each county, for the tw" last Yeats,
with the tax on tie same-a state
men, u, tie amount Of State bonds
issued. the amount outstanding, ard
the amount sold; and a statement of
,be State debt.
, 1845-01-11

The .l!EricrerS Caught--We no.
ticed. a few days since, the murter
OF an Old man named KIMxcE. and
The burning Of the house in which he
was killed. near Val!e's Mines. Jcfrr-
son county. A letter from that neigh
borhood, received by last night's mail.
informs Us Of the apprehension of the
.murderers, and the confession of one
of the number. Five negroes were
concerned. viz: Tom. belonging to
Mr.. Perry; Ahner.tn Mr.. T. r. Cor
way. of ST. Louis; Washington IT,
NJ. Taylor. ind Sam. TO M. Apple
hurry. The fifth also belonged 10
Mr.. Taylor. Sam made a comics
sion. duplicating them all. Properly
belonging 10 KEmmlck, and some $50
in money. was found on Sam. No
other evidence had been obtained a.
gainst them. They were committed
to HIlIshoro' jaii.--[Repub'ican Of
Wednesday.
, 1845-01-11
From tho jefferson Inquirer.
Treasurer's Report.

Mr.. GLOVER, IN his report to the
Legislature, shows the amount Of re.
ceipts into and disbursement from
the treasury, from the 18th of Janua.
nv. l843--the time at which he en-.
tered upon Lis duties at Treasurer, up
to the 3Oth October. 1914, agreeing
INFINITELY with the statemer is of the
Auditor-cxtracis from which may
be seen below.
In regard to the condition of the
treasury at the t,me Mr.. Glover en-.
terrd upon his duties. he gives a brief
statement az The C nc'us'on at lis re-
port. which is vafv eSpliru and salts.
factory. W 'HtnE the treasurer is
E early and fully iustfabl" IN CLAIM
Ing Il credit for the mount OF def
ciencv Which appears =" have been
IN the treasury 1T the time he enter
I'd upon his du'Ies. The comm tee
arrolnied by Governor MARMAnuKE
TO settle with the Auditor and Trra
snrer. states The deficit IL lie S3.lf8.-
IS. In reference TO this. Mr.. Glover
says:
AIN the statement %ofleceipts. men
lion is made Of an error in the re-
eript executed by thu under signed in
favor of the late Trea>urer amount
ing TO the sum of S1.G45 80. This
error is accounted for thus:
"At the time of the settlement be-
tween the late Treasurer and the
committee appointed for that gur
pose, the undersigned acknowledged
the receipt Of S95O36 95. Among
The items composing that sun are the
following. VIZ:
Amount deposited in bank by j..
Sparks, Collector oil tie Revenue
for St. Louis county,
since LIST Oct, 1912, Sl3.oSs oG
ALSO, IN Auditors
warrants e,O98 10
, 1845-01-11
The M~adisonian of the Gath ult.

The Madisonian of the Gath ult.
says:
I'VE understand thnt the Supreme
Court. nj ITS present term. has deci.
ded in favor OF the Government on
the question of lis right TO collect du-
ties under abe Compromise law. dur
ing the period which interviewed be-
tween the first July. 1912. when the
tariff of duties as regulated by that
law ceased, and the new law com,
menced.'
The President acted correctly in
requiring duties to lie collected in the
period referred 10, though his conduct
was violently assailed By lobn @.
Adams aid o,hers.--Reporter.