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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
THE GREAT REMEDY, \
APpRuV WE'D RN HE FAClrN

For Coughs. colds asthma, Br0ncl Iron
sumption. and oil other affections, the
B'oncliGl tubes
! u REPAIRED entirely from the Ginseng. vnd wt,ed
TO contain no pre- arsiion Of Anlnnouy, bury
MuhE rnAS 3oco nAvr uEr~ som a. nEr,tL Tur
- - HNciNNArt ALoNr, wirmN LNSp gR
N"Nths' AID ~ rVFRy tssr WIN rnr MOST tEtr
49, 49,. f1oN 10 TVS rsTfENrs.
ne 'tnsehg lanaocs B. now ordered hy phy s1- OF
y - eefe' ilify. ia their regular prsciic@i -
claim To - considered the only Artit. ever disco ca
e,iv "i speedily aud pormsucnty alsypg bforfl in
.Nu /" ieh' which u thc sole 81 rougtS thug
uonshtis aud according 10 ~. Eierlc " no hyNpfcs
res zoe opinion OF al tie first authorities IN Eyc aud
Nhcttce " two thirds OF az iL, usually rr,c -
-. 49, ,""us consumption must he cuilsd5S TOR
We select tho following nsmes from a ~, olu 'rcls
VITO have ioi - healing influence on thcnl g. and
scent tn thefr fa'riics because anf OF thtre well
known 10 he bIsiucss community OF Whcet men ct
standing aud iuhacnce "a Cincinnati who VII uot FOR
nome q lcTd either their names ur thclr tieuce 10
ine distribution ofau article. except from tciUn OF
- AaN Wuig io tie afflicted.
w Phillips, broadway. between j,h und u .ou IS.
- -. ' a9dazcn, ~ Pores warehouse sycamorlcci,
Ifanof Surgeon Dentist Cuner,ss sd
- Sons. FIRM Of L Is.r & Co sysanioI I'd l. NJ,
, JONES, Asst-iauf clerk hamilton go. Supct couri,
!. - NJ heelou, triu % Ntecdun 4 niau. j succrs,
1T Nns-'f, ifth stfcct, icfweci Vice and EsNrVe-,
- Kern az, FIRM OF Fiukiur ard kerI.a,i bn 40.
9 nenlAmia. ImpoHcr. ID =. tsi"cci NJ and sye.
" nstui' Roadway. near lVs'Uan.
" Sonn. Bvckeye Ten Foundry, - Il
ohc, canal collectors ~ 40
\ NcNcll, Tanner. - u,ncs II.
y ~ on luishcr I rout 81
W Johnson, tupCntCT. I'd 81.
,alt Adams, Columbus iiurrc.
" Jones cor Iourwor.li & Race
sterling, cor. Vine = Csairc
NJ floret, Sycamp.c ffrce.
TSALTEll rropuetor Cine Ja'i, OHIO.
lfice ONLY ~ cents per hottie.
For sac ~ JAMES BAkIR. Sole All corner oi
Monroe and Main sirec.s, NheciE., Va. ST2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
Observation-Disclosures.

CLEAR LIGHT AND MORE o. n.
- HAVE iupi received hoauIiful Assortment % Lard
~ Lamps 10 which Tie attention OF tie citizens Of
cciing aud IL vicinity ~ respectfully solicited The
slH equal ihe lest sperm OIL entirely ffcs from
smoke or smell and less than half the price sperm
oil.
an now prepared 10 supply the public with Psrlor
Puspension Side Laups, sis0 Globes, Chnueys and
I.Slsp Nekr all FOR sale No. i29 Main street, Wheel
ing Le27l a. O. FAGRCHfLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

GRATtTCDE viii swell The hearts of tho,s luds oil
~ The afflicted and daughters Of this happy itd
WHOM they hear the pleas news ~ The nufytUel D
umph ~ the REV. DIR. HtBgARD's y nc TT BIZ
FILLS, which when rightly applied has lecu used iii
every case with unparalleled succeFs.
Many ccruNcafrs might. f necessary. 10 oishinet Il
theif efficacy in the ~ Dyspepsia 0f indigestion
iious fcvcf. Consumption. Fever and Asue Plies Jan
dire, l}suiery bloody flua biaffh4a Asistir Cbo,
icfa ke'riucut fcvcr iufauua inry Ehu,ai Fur
w, Ncrtuus or Slck Headache Nervous UtiIift Wins
oi ah kiuds, Whoopiur Cough, Scarlet Fever a,fsser
tonpIalut, bscE-"s ~ Women end Chldsca. CglAntr
Ntc'I ur@ 90 toe Liver. stomach AID setrriur Ossd.
ih me generous CoulWruitF shOnd srfsaI IA. And
urff ihc cheering intelligence that ttc REV H ms
hAbbS PILLS can ~ had by applying 90 Jhr fuiu, Inc
agents. A 4 rom No tosl u.tr.r
az % JAs MAKER " i.ceiiug VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
ANOTHER ASiONISITtNt. tUHE
Vs. iSIAkS BALsAM or WILD UUERRY always
W Triumphant Cure fofovs core ih he vietori,Il.


I career.
/ DAYTON, February nh 1sis
| MI J. w. Whmore--n sir--A. ,oi arc tfc cen
sl s1,h"r1cd scent IN Dayton TO- The saie 81 Dr. Va
ins statement 81 fseisf6 YOU (which hoe I. IN -
~ % !" VIC Mot ~ IN rcis eace q an siu,o- acu
| Bsirsm. ~ " 'i'' i"N A'us''
L'nEgSss iss to deserle the sa's eject. il p,oau
o'S si'd 'hc crest lcuc1i derived nom iis use
Inc erifsns II Dayton and as vicinity wen rccnriert
~" h' p"aioh 81 canA.u. \ g0ftou a. lis ru,i.
tents entered my right side aud breast an. In A 4 % an,
ib2o,~b 49, sa , pr spicfs 90 The fau.Tod passed
"' ~. IN We Plu a. aud pierced Tie iun.f.
, ~ WIS cFl'rs sage, % es-elrsr wa. despatched 10
consulted. when be trrs IN ~. ,r,,,si,,,,i ~
uaiiou' be remarked that nothing could ie done D., nell
throw oIticd.scase. ~ 1S"' >"
Ny friends now oespsirci Of nav recovery. AVID had
no esiiN E"uud of hoTe 9" survive many DAYS For-
'unary a. ihs Junctuto Jaw oac 81 Dr Wts.at,s -.
phe-' e''ted Panty Medical Guide, o. Treatise en-
dying men catching stravs ard fct hkc sons ~ ~,
% ~, consent Of ml play scisns, You fsf
-, 90 10y Wlieh renewed ne immediately. Amer
us used some I'VE or siN bocs Ear recovered A. To-
restored TO healthy sato-sli from the besiinS st 80
ny influence and powerful medicinal virtues II Ws,aTs
Were huo; rom the external injury received IN ~,
[ sa sIn, ny ne explosion. feet confident Thai
sm'5,,s a., 49,, NoiAias ~ NY trade twhirh ,s Hack
I'D 1A 49, >, nav since taken several colds
nusi cordially recommend Ihc genuine Wt.tati. T,,ts,
TO an Who are a. ietsd wdh Coid- Coughs or Live con,
blessing 20 the world Any person d,.,r,pr f,iJ t
ioIiA@'ioh may cal on nle Al ans time. our. a.
CHRISTOPHER H. SMITH.
Montgomery ca. slate OF ONO
HuifCfii ci aud sworn 90 Ioorc me . J,s,,s,,s a.
Peace this iith day of Febria,y istS "
-. EBENELER FOWLER
49, ',NmoiF OF three highy respectable cn1c. of
DAYTON, fn confirmation onhc above q nj
Neihe uutcr.igncd being Intimately acauaiu,ed a, an
i. ~ and ing sem and watched over hin flc
gucfN CURING hs late iincss not hstste In "a, tla
hut - emitted so tan credit ''
lSlgncd,) a. l.. STOUT
j. a. ". DODSON,
=. 49,. HENRY X. SMITH.
OKuAhACkEK. Druggists ian a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
DIR WINANS'.
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY;
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

II
BEtNC a SURE REMEDI FOR
HyoNsUMPTToN IN an fs various forms Cotrs ASrH
~ ~, BRoSuuTIs, CIRCUIT. Whooping COugn. SPIT.
sias ana Rfes., inaSsn}s LIVER carIK9NT E we
The medical properties OF ~. Winans Rssam 81
country, b curirg thc most uvcierae ca
scs Of the foregoing class Of diseases.
~ almost every instance where 81 has been persevered
In A has effected q fslical cure Although in many "a
this Basam Will Afford nued ate relief or, least
sFeet great change n a few DAYS ain BE- cannot he ct
rccied 70 N miracles BY curing Ell Boz short
restore health 70 frame thai has been prey
Besides tleYo are - many asecs 81 the same disease
that IL Impossible for any plYsican 10 determine the
periods aud forms requiring different quantities. hence
u eases single bottle b. suicieDii while oibefs
viii require three or bottles - produce TIE eject
an We ash OF the psiieut 10 give medic ne far
trial, and De may rest assured that viii bo productive
Patients in iakiDg the medicine. need not restrict
Themselves a. regards diet except etod"s TOE most IEdi
Ecals Articles o foodsoo a. sailed aHd smoked ncss
cslAagea onions. eVcumiefs, &c.
They sload psy pfepei aieniion Chs, their dress j.
elonsncies ofthe wes,s BE careful nos TO otsre1er.
Ffe1usui bathing ip warm bsih and ihe use Of hair
fss iuediriut n b. eleCfs
Ths bowels should BE- kept open with some scnt'e med
icins, ssch AZ Dr. Wmsu's Poor Aau's Iis IS icb " i
~ found much superior fn afF purratife Pulls
&C. sud also AID the Basan in an affections ~ sic
Fof ..'e wholesale snafessa by ,,,.......
nov SOY wbeamr. Va
COUGHS COLDS. PAINS ~ THE CHEST,
Bronchitis, Splitting ~ blood and hsip-
tfaf COHsUmpfi0H; aisO Di0rrh0r DIS
CHfary and SimmtT complaint ia chiidrfa
specdIg and tgscfuaHVcHrcd bV BTsHiiiH-
grr's compound SYRUP ofBONESET.
gYeiils fOpuiar and unsurpassed medicine never
~ fails iu giving almost iliIeI ae relief u en- of the
sfaFe epullerafci complaint 20 Dos Hfe tfel hY bun.
dreis ths rIif. and tieff tu fc f1lud w h0
hss mssf sreordipE tu di-fciuuF. ahu v n0 testify
a. it sfhcsff removing dIsrase fhoald aHf pfrteu
ufwafd. anef HflHH i aud thsi he sis hs
derives lfgr8t ron be- fff tlrir fsrrtY I've Cfuis
gin ~ pfoaipty fot1fncd. t b. OBJ ir had a. hrrftn.
uCfu Arafhefa None ere FrrutEC rn .rss sI.Hrd OBJ
D. 81. NEEtII NGEK.
B--Ths nciifIue uDu rresrfi'ri tt several of
fafrf tsif p. to Huta tIr fHnlund
hss nsrn aialf tnown. 81 - D. IS. %.
Esfr AHuOtVy VrNrrua Ju.g refeiraf Gaze. ~
Iva MtfuFaaF Ncuerrr. r.f flf aae fsf rssh sf
~ Nsn street Wheelinf. t.fFnls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
GRIEF, FRIGHT, MUCH INTENSE sTU-
DN EXCIrENfENT

~ Ihess may he the occasion by tie stronc nirres.
tion 'ney have upon Tie Wos, may seriously affect the
bodIy iantitOus How few persons " hn cor.
sarf Thai we action 81 These upon thc unors IL e ae.
cSlph OF tr becoming corrupt or DfcNcitlnr the min
ciPc 'hst occasions Their corruption but b. And
e Application Ia btandrcths Pills under these r1rcu.
staucet wu II productive Of benefit than all the
nervous remedies in tie world. Practical facts most
fully IL. $3.50 ''S-'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
FASHIONABLE BOOTLlSrg

" Zoe iasiuonaie roo. LASS =. ..,..gorfi. ~. ~,
~ps hthfLf.LN a MOS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS.
MENDEL X HARBOUR
Am CARPnT WARE ROOMS.

MD INNFEI " NN y NVNNIN.
No. II3. MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA
Fx3HEY keep constantly on hard vesy extensive a.
u rorimcnt Of Superior Mahogany. French and Gfcci
az Chairs Rocking Choirs Sofas I'D Card Taiios
Dressing Bureaus, BcsteSds Iovi stands, assorrl -
zes together Wth every other Article nf III latest siyle
and hest npisbcd Turntture ever o'efsd ia this ciiy.
GIN and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, oil every
variety and price; looking Class fa;cs, Of al sizes.
Portrait aud Picture framcs hand and nissc order
Upholsser, Ware: consisting OF Fcsiher Beds. Boul
sicrs and Pillows Hair, CUion, Hulk, Sprng aud straw
A-a4s ~ S}n7 G9gieT;s Sc ns Hot
Ncniiian and STAT Window Blinds, Window SHADES OF
every variety and cooT all az which viii Ne sold very
low prlcCs and warranted OF the test quality Also Ma
hnghapy Ncnecrs Hair Cloth, Vanish, spanish Moss
Mahogany KNOTS sand Psper I.ucks. Hinges Casters
bind Trimmings constantly on hand and sold low foi
Cash.
Ut steam Boats furnished vi ih every article Of Fur
utfurc ~ short notice. ard on tic very ic.t terms
y I'm conueNion with tie above, VIC have the iarr
est aud most splendid Of Carpcs Ruos o.
Cloth Table Covers, & G. s. oorcd tbs CIV a
all Of which win be sold cheaper sn has been sol,
/ before Juue -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
The lads wei and IN tho finest health.
January -, I-g6 BRANDHETH,
RElIARE OF COI-NTEEE EIIN

he very careful and go 60 tho Agent hen you want
RTsndreths F then you ot The Genuine article
W pufrhasc otherwise enquire whether the per
son selling them Knows She Tis hc Offers YOU genuine
Brandrs'h's pills Every man knows whether The stti
Gle he offers YOU ie false BcvsFc ~ cheats.
The vLo,s aiuaIle medicine fof sale in Wheeling l,y
aug ~ AOFAIECtnLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
WHEELING AND THE LAKES

ri' tft leave 20 inform tbftt e,...,,,..,.
a'a l.e fliir thst fhe literal fstrsls.s 49,. ~,
Pc induced tHru fl inf5ssaf fIs., 49,. ..t'
1, @ '''f a.t now prepared fn 600 ai ara... ...
..L,II'f afiric 90 fs1Hs1 o. Am ON 49,.
tsr,. 4, l II 4 4 I" aHf in iie nior a1d a4 4. $3.50
.1' 't fought npm ary Other nsflst ''
OHaars.t tKREN 6Ifsr
"- '' h"L" tify uafE f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
IN CHOIR ERO.v % CRKS.
QUINCY FOUNDRY,
CORNER or MAIN * QUINCY STREETS,
WHEELING, VA.
u,nYUr0N SANn- A. ia

TFUTtNOItNF lNU = N Ut V' oFTttI. y
rt>ilF sslefhers are prepared To make and keep
.,pttv on hand Al the Above establishments kinda
of CastinF- Cooking. Franklin. haloon. and Cannon
stoves OF all sze- aud patterns; Hoiiowware, Wagon
Boxcs Plough Castings Crates, Flat Irons, sugar aud
Wash Kettles. sc. a complete assortment We nave
inst received sone splendid patterns for PGor Crates.
tbe ncste-t ever brought ehy. Persons who In
tend building respectfully requested 70 examine tnsn
before uehasiug any other kind We have elsrre ot
of patterns for rearing hest In this place, whie
We Will make order at the lowest rates also Inrcsh
ing Machine Castings. We VIII also continue TO manu-
f,cturc the deterrent kinds Piou-- complete, utcd IN
THIS section of county and warranted equal 20 any nsao
an she country. Newll warrant all our rssir
mes nd other work done establishment, and a.
cheap a. can b. maie in Pittsburgh Cincinnati or any
other establishment IVA this city Persons wishing Ia
uurchase any article line viii please give ne Cd
am HAMILTON. SANDS, 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
CURE or chr ONIC COSTIVENES!
OF u WENTT IEARS ATANnLNI, :

sod iu Wheeling bv PRYOR pAi'ii -
CRuMhACkER. Druggist Ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30
\ POSITIVE AND PERMANENT CURE
FOR THEIN TI>M
AND ALL NERVOUS COMpI ANTS

" haft hough the rArsTs NAV NOT lc eNnlsiueI
S'uec thef Sweets are duly asrcriainct
iet NOT de'usion. prejudice and pride,
lndncc mankindto set the utsa ~ &. .dc.
Means which. tho Simple, a. q hv Heaven ,lest.,.J
10 alleviate The ne ofliuman kind'
DIX. ClIRlSIilt,S Gal NANTI, DrN-,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-30

ii'f With Feuers sssoffncnt ~ Has ofs,eyy L.
.fI,n Hit casfe &c. Persons wishing 10 pttfei... .
~ ~ .lt eve ARTICLES Hfe respectfully nt tea f -
lh cav boz Tire foom formerly occupied by fslr -
hrIfJ a. cofdagc store ~" ~
The daily union., 1846-10-02
FURTHER NEWS BY THE McKIM.


The New Orleans Delta of the 18th inst, has the
following additional intelligence from Camargo
We have been favored, by friend, with the fol-
lowing extract Of letter written at Point Isabel on
the evening of the 10th inst:
al wrote you yesterday by the McKim, giving
you an account of business transactions here
which arc dull. have now an opportunity of fur
nishing you with the news received just now from
Matamoros, which amounts to this. From letter,
received by Capt Perkins, at this place, it states
that two spies arrested in the camp at Camargo
and examined; their guilt was so evident that they
were Immediately hung! II also states that party
of Americans, on their way from Cemargo to Mata-
moros, were attacked by some MexicaDs--one
American and six Mexicans killed. The news from
Matamoros is, that Col Clark shot at while sit
ting in his room, and that it was ordered that all
Mexicans were to be deprived Of their arms, and
none should either 20 out of the city or come into il
without the written order Of the commander of the
post. In taking arms from the Mexicans, they
made new discoveries of secreted arms Of oil de-
scriptons, as well as ammunition Every Ameri-
can in the city is compelled to arm and hold himself
in readiness-as it is supposed the Mexiosns would
perhaps take advantage of the apparent indifference
Of the Americans and regain Matamoros; but il they
make the attempt they will find their reception very
warm but not very pleasant
"The next news from the army is looked for by
the officers here with great deal Of interest as the
accounts already received leave but little doubt that
ere this there has been some fighting.
"Yours, &C.,
The daily union., 1846-10-02
TREASURY NOTES.

Some Of the whig presses and their correspond
ents attempting to depreciate the value Of treas.
ury notes. We see occasional paragraphs tha,
they are 2, 3, perhaps per cent. below par. This
is gross mistake, if not Misrepresentation. We
understand that they arc at par in Philadelphia,
New York, &c. They were below par for short
time at New Orleans, because. the city banks
there refused to receive them at par But the ecre-
tary of the Treasury soon put everything to rights
by nstructing 4" the collector of customs in that
city and other United States receivers of public
Dues to discontinue the receipt of the notes of the
city banks and accept only gold and silver or treas
ury notes." Thus plainly telling them sour notes
are as good yours. If you will not take ours,
we will not take yours" 2dy. By issuing cir
cuar on the llth September, making ''a treasury
notes, as well before as after maturity, redeem
able here (at Washington) at the treasury of the
United States in specie or ia sight drafts of the
Treasurer of the United States, equivalent to specie
and payable in specie, drawn at his option, upon
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or the
public repositories at such other places as may be
mutually agreed upon" the Secretary of the Treasury
dsspated all doubts about their par value. But it
would be strange, indeed, if any attempt to run down
the treasury notes should prove successful, when
there have not been two millions of dollars of them
yet thrown into circulation.
The daily union., 1846-10-02

overshooung themselves they put on only SO cents
barrel for that day, and the market closed at IS SO
for Genesee and at that the buyers were more eager
than the sellers. To-day there is no change. Tho
Journal Of Commerce Of this morning says, with
entire truth;
"fhe exports from ths United States TO Europe
during the next eight months will be immense Not
only cotton, rice, tobacco, and all sorts Of bread
stnfs, including large quantities OF Indian corn,
heretofore bat little exported TO Europe,) will 90
forward, but beef pork, lard, cheese, apples, DC,
&C. Even the English whale fishery has in great
measure, JAILED this season, and they will have TO
aspend upon the Yankees in part for supplies Of oil
The London Times says:
we have been given TO understand that only four
whale ships have arrived from the southern whale
hshery this year, bringing together less than 400
tons OF OIL The estimated loss TO the owners of
these four vessels will exceed GO 00O aud none Of
them have been rehtted for the service IL is stated
that proposition was made TO government more
than twelve months since 10 revive this important
branch OF shippngi but il does not appear that the
application was successful. Manufacturers and con-
sumers, under these circumstances must be depend
ent for the future on the United States of America
Tor supply ofsPermaceIi OIL
These abundant exports will give ample err,
ployment TO our shipping-wlll increase our im-
ports, ana consequently our reyenue--w keep our
foreign exchanges in healthy state--perhaps viii
cause an importation Of eoin-and by increasing the
price of agricultural produce will promote the inter
ests ofthe farmers, and through them, OF the mer-
ehanls' and The whole C immunity" Y.
The daily union., 1846-10-02
THE DAILY UNION

father had land TO offer other than that so Offer
proposed. He said that the chiefs and brave
around him thought the President could not hav
propositions made TO their nation about this Mis-
souri country. They thought their brothers, sen
by the President TO talk with them, must have tori
up the papers, and never sent them to him. Bat he
hoped that his brothers present would tell their
Great Father what they said, and that they would
not be again asked to exchange their present coun-
try for lands on the Missouri river. He also spoke
with much warmth and feeling, about the change
made in ther'tite to the lands they now occupy, by
the treaty Of 1887, which the commissioners said
gave them only Temporary home" He said that
they obtained the "neutral land" long before the
treaty Of l637-and when the United States wanted
their large and valuable country, they were told
that they were then getting permanent and last
home.
After some more talk between the parties, the
commissioners asked the delegation to designate
some country, at the disposal Of the United States
which they would agree to remove to. To this the
delegation replied; that they knew no country west
ofthe Mississippi that they preferred to the they
now occupied The commissioners then notified
the delegation thai they would meet them again AT
the place on Saturday next, at 10 o'clock, a. M
The council Is held in the house occupied in part
by the Engineer Department on the corner north
west of the war office.
The room in which the council was held, is not a
large one; it was crowded on Thursday with ladies
and gentlemen, and great many who were anx-
ous to witness the novel and intere sting proceed
ngs, could not obtain admittanee The council TO be
held tomorrow morning will, no doubt, be very at
ractive the Indians may be asked to select coun-
try not heretofore offered to them.
In consequence Of the United States interpreter
not speaking the English language perfectly, as we
have understood, Mr.. Lowry has been selected as
interpreter during this council He is scholar
speaks the English and Winnebago languages flu.
emily and has the reputation Of being an excellent
interpreter.
Since soourn in this city, we have seen many
Of the Indian tribes Haunting down the avenue. The
Cherokees were, for long time, here. They have
length departed after the completion Of the treaty.
to their trans Mississippi homes. The Cumanches
and their neighbors, from Texas, followed several
weeks since. They came poor, ragged, and un.
slightly, both chiefs and-galIantry cannot forbid
our adding-squaos also. They, too, have returned
to their distant homes The Winnebagoes have
foowed-decidedly the most striking of the tribes
we have seen in Washington. On Tuesday last, we
saw the cayalcade emerge from the house where
they had put on their new dresses-a few Of them
in green but the most of them in the splendid
let costume; we were struck il with some grand
procession on the boards Of the theatre, They at
traced instead of disgused the sense, and never
for moment felt so proud Of the red men OF the
mrest,
The daily union., 1846-10-02

A Washington correspondent of the "New York
Commercial Advertiser processes to give the plans
of the war. Upon these speculations we say
nothing; but there is one passage in the letter in
which wo cordially concur---viz
Therefore, should the constituent Congress be
as long-wnded as ortfs is, upon such subjects, old
Rough and Ready may enter Mexico to take an
efficient part in their counsels. Indeed II ,couid bt
pretehed policy part 10 aow time 10 Santa .anno
10 consolidate his power and influence, raise funds
and troops, relieve the CALIFORNIA;, aud embarrass
and delay the movements Of our forces by toaiiing
TIL his Congress has met, and deliberated, and acted
upon our offers of negotiation. Il is fair to pre-
sumo, therefore, that government will now COM
mence and carry the war in earnest, and that it
will put in requsition all its warlke energy and
ability. The progress of the war and its results
Will be watched with intense interest," henceforward
and the more so as we now know that the govern
ment is determined to prosecute the war with all it's
energies.n