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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE,
No. 100 MAIIkIi'C NOIfARE.

Easi sIIC, ~ NDrh II lIaIhet AHey 4,
FHNIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
N friends aud the public, That he has taken ihn
above store, where he Is prepared TO receive goods
Tor sale On commission "r nj auction attend TO oil
sa'es oi Furniture, Merchandise or Real Estate on
the most favorable terms Dry Gods. Hardware
B,ok md Variety Sales on Tuesday and Friday
evenings Furniture sales al the store on Welncs
day ond Saturday mornings Thankful Tor past
iavors. he will endcavor Ia merit continuance 81
public patronage. ap2l WM HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
NEW GOODS.
GREER & MOTTE,

NO. lO2 MARkEI Sikttl,
II AVE JUST RECEIVED from the LastCts
Ciucs large assortment Of Fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Which embraces oil The mosi fashionable style Of
Goods for Ladies' dfcsscsand every variety Of Geu
Il, mems Wear. which they oncr uH os reasonable
terms as hcy can he purchased at any other house
IN Ibis cHy. We eau make ~ an object lur those
who give a call 10 purchase without looking else
where
DRESS GOJDS-Ncw style Organdic Robes.
French lawns new patterns, Balznrnes. French
and English Ginghams, Birages Bingham Lawns
Aipacis. &c
A large assortment q fCalicocs. Cheap.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Brown and Blcached Muslin. Ticking, Dnlings,
Checks. plain anI PLAID Colon Goods ioi P5nis
aud Cuais. &c. sc.
GENTLEMENS' WEAR FreHch, English and
BE gan Cloths AZ coor'; PLAIN and lapcy Cast
mercs .Sau,ne Jeans. Cnsbmcrcttc Summer Cloths.
PLAIN and Fancy Llncn Dnlings. Satin and other
Vcsung., Sk Linen and Csmhiic lldtis. Susp ~
dcrs. So.
Every Mind of Bonncis Ribbons mud Thinning
Pafasos Sun Sbadcs'f she newest styles, iu Short
ever thug hai is usually kep 90 by G"d-
I Store un IG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM!
AT THE SIGN OF THE
BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT,

SCUM End OF MdThCt square.
TNODD a. HOWELL, have Just returned
i from the eastern mnpuiOcinrers'. with q large
aud g neral assortment Of Boots. Shoes Leather
Lass. Findings, de- which have been selected
With great care. expressly for Spring aud Summer
Trade, which hey pledge themselves are ofns GOOD
qualify & will be sold low any lot or lots Of the
same article, that Is now or has been brought Wes
Of The Allegheny Mountains. Persons Wishing To
purchase Will please call and examine our sIock
behre purchasing elsewhere. Our stock contests IN
mari M Cotlu,ys.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
TI,VDEEGN.
AMERICAN 80

ENGLISH HARDWARE.
hARLiNG'S, 'WtiJruus aud 'Gulhu's
y ScYilcs
llaicha, Patent Coumcr Scales
Admins do Cunre Mills alI kiEds
WIN RaWlond's MiIl and cross cot Saws
'Grsnyc. and Butchers F,lcs and Edge Tools
Knob tnrts. Iatcbcs and Butt Hinges
Bfp.hcs--Tea ifsys- Patent sheep shears
Kai,ca md Fufks- Spoons--I}fl-s ctu.lestcks
g .rars BIid ard rennaut Saws
sIc. .e. ruoe riaHs, AuTls, &c. together VIII
q general a.sDuuc 100 illfavsre now ppouing llt
Iof .slo ,eiy loss uf CASH uy
HENRY r MORRIS
mag Corner I'd Nlu st 81 Nlotkst alley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
CuANCERY sALE.

LOTS IN MIDDLE WHEELING.
pURSUANT Ia the decree pronounced IN tho
sui, in Choncery on the l7th daJ OF January
1916. wherein
William Dean is Complainant,
AND
John GIlchrist, William Coffin aud others, arc D..
PENDANTS
The Sheriff uf Ohio county ncih e as commission
or under said decree Will oarr ior sale The iiuut
door ( tic court hpusc Of said county Of Ohio, on
Saturday ihc 90 Ia day Of June 1876 Lots tun~
bctcd iwo bundled and fix. ono hurdfcd and one,
ono hundred aud thirty cirht or" bundled md
forty seven one hundfrd ard forty md thirty
two. t2OGj NON U3D U4D N49) t32) situate ~
u,at pariot Middle Whecling, tuuw p1u ui the
city " WheciuD laid ~ by Nouh Iln" John Fnw.
rctt and others ~ 20 many such pans lhcTe0fas
shall be- necessary satisfy Hic debt, interest 0nd
COSTS dcciecd the complainant ~ The cause.
r. RliS-Tcn pcr cent 81 ,he Putc.aee money
be- paid IN cash. apd ibe fesidno thereof ln three
equal payments. ottIy, twelve uud eighteen mFnhs
iram the day OF sale. rio purchaser or purchasers
giving hotds Vilh good security. hearing interest
ifum ibe d1y 81 safe
JOIN q E0FF y fr
navel V WDcus. OC.
lbr sole ol ,lio above pmIcry p1ipuu'a upii
Y Sliufd 1857 she t-td,y of Ausu.i 1870 iup "
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3 . ES q e. E.

CORNER OF MAIN AND MoSEoE STREETS,
WiitEtlNG. Va.
4 HAVE just returned from New Yntk. Phla
4 delThia oud bai,Inorr. with tho ! tRGEST
sin'k OF Spring md Suismes Good. iha, Vas evoi
nkrd at Ia any one house this sidc 81 the ANrghenv
Ha0ia,ns. Having enlarged my sroav 10 double
- former ~ or the purpose OF makrls room for
my LARGE STOCK. aud for the accommodation
OF my customers a. they cnmc in I have also open
Ell Two new odd'u"nal doors. and lhii improvement
ih'uk' wi'I enable me To pay every rucniinn To- all
WI" may honor tue with n call. have frequently
had - many visitors aud vas so much crowded
ihet they have hcen compelled TO leave for want ui
room. 10 look at my Goods Or even hear my cHEAr
PRICES. Now say e me one, cone all, aud csety
attention will be paid Tor my Stock OF Good, nd
nay store Is sufficiently large TO accumm' da, Old
and Y"nng-Niarried or Single-Lados, Ggngcmen
and ol
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY

CAPITAL SSUuUuU.
CsNHlS company being now daily organized, as
prepared ton,ake insurance on every des
Ing Houses Store II ouses 81 with their con
,sants. Also, Steam }oats, Flat BOats and Keel
Boats with their eargoos, 10 a ad from any rorl
ON the Ohio nd Mississippi rivers or their trib'
utarv streams. Application for Insurance o be
suade for the present nj tnc Office ofthe Wheel
,lg Savings lns ttuti0n
RETURN PREMIUMS.
VENUE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa'
n ny OF Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all premiums received for risks taken from
tbis date, where no loss has occurred
r. Mccoy,
March 3. 1916 Secretary.
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KEEP IT BEFORE TUE PEoPLE,,
JOHNSTON d BERRYHILL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,

No. l3l Maih Street, WHEELING
VA oILD advise all persons wishing In nur.
chase anything in Their line 10 give them
cou' We have been continually receitinr .oo,,s
since Tie hrsi of Tho Spung and we believe we
nave almost every article bni can be called for in
ne Dry Goods why AT the same time CONFUSING n
s'ea' many articles only kept for wholesaleing.
winch are moi usually kept IN n Dry Goods house
LADIES DRESS GOODS-Lawns; Balz1rincs:
BaIneesi Lace Lawns; Bingham do White glass do
SIX siIped Gingham; plain and hard Bingham Of
every description; black do Bingham Lawn robes:
Jaconei and Sw ISIS do Mouslin de Lnino do. Mons
I'm lie Lnines; casbmeres; Swiss Mnslins; barred do
striped do cambrcs; Tarlcion Musiins all colors
Shaws and scaris OF the latest styles; Grass Skirts,
corded do. Damask do freRch worked cullars;Spen.
cers; crayais; Bonpc,s ord Bonnet Ribbons; con
hsrdcrs; ariiiicials; Flowers; sc.
FOR GENTLEMEN--Fine md supcrfne
French and English clulhs, do cassimeres; Com.
hroon,; rwceds; Linen Drillings; Bird and ceored
Summer cloths; dap dEia; bard and plain CO ton
Dnlling; silk aud satin Vcstine; Fine Merino; Mar.
'eiCs 80. Valencia do. cravats Gloves and Suspcn.
ders; Hosiery; striped ami plain Irish Linen; Shirt.
ing Muslins; blrached and hrot silk and merino
UndershirIs; Lambs Wool do. Linen cambria hdkfs
plain and colpred.
DOMESTIC GOoDS--Bro' Musins. Tlckngs.
checks Murine shirling. Furniture. Plaid, blue Do
nestle cnlicoes; TuwelliDg OF every descriptions;
Birds eye DiapeEDa mask do crash Linen Sheeting
Linen and culInn Table cloths; bleachcd anG brown
Linen crumb cloths; Napkins; &c. Sc.
- CARPETS-CARPErS our second floor: Oil
cloths very heavy, and also Table Oil cloths; Straw
Mating; Rugs. &c.
llauers' Furs aud Trimmings Ivy the VIII olosae
CAPS Of every description; Linen Burlaps lust
reed nv JOHNSTON & BERRYHILL.
may No l3l Main 81. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
stock Cloths.

Black. Brown. Green. Pomo. Inyi,ihe ,;rcrn.
Blue and vnriOus other fancy coorei BroadClohs,
imported from france and England direct for the
Fashionable trade Also a large supply uiIhe new.
est style oFron.h Cass netes, superior "a anything
ever offered both in style, quality and fashion.
NESflNGS-As 20 Vcslngs deiv the world to
heat them cIlher ia quality ar variety; shall not
a'iomp, 10 enumerae the different kinds nj present
hui suffice IL Ia say lint they dctiieliy Fyrnch
therefore yOu " III please excuse TAILOR. fir not
understanding The icchn,cn terms or nnmcs
SUMMER COAT * PANTALO0N STUFFS.
PLAIN and Fancy Linen Drilling, CJeck; Brown,
Black md Fancy Cachmere; Bornbazncs. Silk and
W"l Tweeds all colors and grades; TuchRpos
aud Henry Clay Tweeds; Boston aud Kehturk.
Jeans, ard many other styles too numerous 10 IT en-
uon. All The above named nrncles Will he sold
10y tho piece, yard, or made up TO order In my usual
fashionable STYLE
READY MADE CLOTHING!
My siuck u clothing CONSISTS plri brpnd cloth
rock and Dress coats of nll colors and qualities
Drap d'E'a, Cashmere. Bimbaziue Tyycc,ls Linen
Checks. Plain Linen. Cotton checks and every other
description OF Summer Goods that Tie New York
market can produce.
PANTALooNs.
Cashmere, Cassinel. Jeans, Tweeds Summer
Cloths, Angola. Linen Checks. Gambroons. Tuck,
paw Tweed. Henry Clay Tweeds; and every other
kind OF Summer Goods all ready to -.alk into.
VESTS.
My stock Of Vests is perhaps the best looking md
the largcs, assortment that ever was looked at Ia
any city varying in prices from SO cts TO IS. IL
embraces all cUlors styles and qaaliIies
2 dozen fine Linen ana Cotton Shirts; Check
md common more than | have time 10 count, Col.
lars, BOsoms, SHspenders Gloves Cravats, Stocks.
Silk and Linen lldkfs; half hose and great variety
| OF other articles. such as LADIES' DRESSES ali
patterns and styles; Palm Leaf Hats and Umbrellas
| m short every article that beinngS N n regular
MERCHANT TAILORS Isl ADJUSTMENT
for furnishing gcinlsmnf wnh an eHiirc III out car
he found here neatly made and cheap for cash.
In conclusion | will say that I can and will sci
my goods cbenpcr than one Of my comp iiiors, VIII,
has iakenlhs trouble TO make llte same known 10
The Eastern cities, can buy them. add hope my oil
| customers as we'll as my ones will no lonee
he rnlled by this half-wny and poorly made M
Clothing, such is daily offered by those that have
acknowledge OF The profession whatever There
lore would respectfully solicit my friends. Gus
toners and the public generally To coll aud examin,
! for themselves. asst will afford ms and my clerk
much pleasure TO wait on ~ az any time. Don
(oygei the CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORl
on THE CORNER, with FOUR BIG DOORS
ap22 s. RICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
CoLUMBUs, 20 INSURANCE COM
pANY

AGENCY FOR WLEELLN O.,
HK LIST. Al Shriger & Sielle'S Warehouse,
Wa'eT street.
VHNHEY will take risks on Buildings of all
a kinds:
Steamboats, and CargocS, Factories, Mills,
Keelboats, Flalbouts and CaTsoes g., against
loss OF damage by FIRE or The dangers and perilS
OF the seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized TO make the lol'
lowing terms with their customers;
Any person nSuing single risk by which
no loss TO the company is sustained, shall re-
ceive return on application TO the agent, OF
10 per cent on the amount paid. On nett gross
premium, paid each year, amounting to $500
or over, IL / 2 per ceat on dol amounting To
$4,000 OF over, 10 per ce0t. Jan p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
1. X. RoTsFoRD.

J. X. BOTSFORD.
MAS JUST received a large assorir eni Of Sc
n n CARS aud TOBACCO. The following are q
list OF The diT, rent brands Of Scqar-s
5000 Regalia Los Tres COfOnas
5000 do Minerva
1000 do CazadOres
5000 Havana Ia Norma
1000 RcRaIa Dos Fsmos
5000 DO Victoria
5000 do IA PH
5000 Washington Ia Norma
10000 Havana Of different brands
10000 Principe de IL CRUZ
5000 DO Steam Boat
5000 GusiO sans
FRUITS.
so Cocoa Nut, Ofongcs, Lemons; Rai-in'i Figs;
Pamcs: 9 doz bouies olive; ! ease Sa"lines; 2
eases III Lemon symg BOX French Chocolate done
up in supcuor manner, ! doz BOTTLES tapesi 1 ~
cash Tfcble Gnpo wnci % ra'k OH Bmndy
Of laos ih pfrof. which is ior medical purposes
besides sfca, many aricIes 600 numefoa. %
mention. sp2j
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
PAINTING.

ID CRIMSON q uUlL. HOUSE. SIGN AND
IL MENTAt.TAtNIEES. 30 l2J Wcs'
side Maia ST. ore alwfya pfrplfod with 'bo Does
work msn snI isaic-,aIfs statalc aH ofjefsi0 HeI
itl, TO- Iha b..i style 1nd 90 tbc lowest rslea
Every description 80 siGN PAINTING OR CO..
DING zone in i.o tesl ulu1er m,, ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
TIE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE!il
\ NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED BY
J. II. AUSS & CO..

Ono door ADORE The United States Hotel.
WATER ST WHEELING. VA.
TENHE PROPNErORS have just received and
now opening large and elegant nssori.
ment oi Foreign and Domestic Goods purchased in
New York, Philadelphia aud BilIimnre. to which
the attention Of the citizens Of Wheeling and sur,
rounding country arc respectfully invited.
Our stock is perhaps. the large ia The city en-.
Tracing all The niest and must approved styles,
consisting Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C.
O these we have n rare nnd client assortment
such MS Blk blue Blk, Blue. Invisible Green and
other Fancy cOlors; besides these we have large
and well selected assortment Of VESTINGS, such
plain and Fanny Satin, plain and fg'd Silk plain
fancy Marseilles. Bsn, Cashmere. Englis Quilting
&c &c.
'TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Including al qnnluIe- aud cuors
Irish Linens. Linen Check, Cinehnm. Cambroons
aud al other light Goods suitable for Summer Wear
Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
DIR. LANES TANNER.

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHIER
6 ? FFfCE on 10 Nnrihcast corner at 5ih .ant
" Genre sis. Residence ON tho Southwest
corner at The same streets oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
I'D. D.EKgR.sGH.

III III ~ TAkEN tho store No lJ6 Main Street
"A u opposite Mendc a llafhosf's Furniture
Ware Eopins where be hos received ard will keep
constantly on hand large end hqrdsnrnc stnfk Of
FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR
DRY GOODS,
WUch Doc rnifs ot Wholesalo ~ Retail on he most
myoublc Terms. lis stuck 8 new ord purchased
with core, aud port oi ii wuh especial attention Io
lho wants oi The retail rode The Ladies aud
Gerdcmou Yl wheeling aui vicinity are uvrcd to
riIl on hin and he HIucfs himself that They wall
iui hz .tgca aud prices iu De quite desirable as
those of any uIhef establishments Boo tho ,ty.
he dctuue. cpumcuuns Gunds st present but
he COO assure Doe ffituds tbli huy Will fnd every
Thing desired Iua Dr Goods Store. n ttey c,u and
cpm.uc. oriG ID DARRAGH
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BOOKS! BOOES!
VIZ. J. ROBB,

WHULESALE MD KETAIL
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Corner Of Main and Union Streets,
WHEELING.
I'm AS just received a large and splendid as
n n snhmcnrof School. Medical and Mlsee!la-
ncVus B,Uksi also u oil assortment Of Stationery
County hleTchants would do well 10 calland exam
the my stock and prices before purchasing else
where ms nm determined To sell as cheap as any
other estshl ishmcni ia The West. ar Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

take this opportunity 10 mention. that have
resigned business on my accouRl, therefore my
friends and customers especially invited to call
on me nj The store of IUSS d co,
ap l6 G. w GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
TO COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI. INDIANOP~
OILS TERRI E.IIAUTE.VANDALlA. SPRING
FIELD AND ST LOUIS
THROUGH IN SIX DAYS.
{, EEgkSs55as, gs

nj ELL. MOORE g. co, respectfully inform
y tho travelling public that they have by an
arrangement wih Worries & CO. nnd o Hinton
extended lhc' splendid National Road Stage
Lanes direct to St IoHis. through Indianapolis.
reue lIourc and Vandnia and that unsurpassed
route.
FAST MAIL COACH leaves Whccling daily
nj 0oclock, p NJ, 10 Cincinnati Ia So hours. 10 81
LOUIS days
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily OF 10 o'clock
Z NJ &c hours 10 Cincinnati.
ID TALLMAD5E'S Good Intent Coach leayoa
Wheeling daily at 10 o'clock NJ. ~ hours 10
Naysvillc, Ky.
Extras furnished on oil The above lines 10 parties.
VIlh The puyIIeqo ofslcepmg or tmveIlinga az. Ia
ns ihcy mny wish.
Office No 81 walcrst. fret door below the Z S
Hotel Wheeling Va.
nnI2 w r COwDERY. Agent
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CIOTHs, CAssIMEREs, &C.
READY MADE CLOTHING,

Made and u'Iumed 10 good s:yle, ia sni the Immc-
slate requirements of purchasers. together with an
endless assortment Of fine and fancy articles, such
rs Linen and Cotton Shirts, Shirt Collars. Bosoms,
lIdkfs. Scarf Suspenders, Gloves. Hosiery. DC.
Having Procured cutters and workmen of ac-
knowlodsed merit. wo prepared 10 make up
my article oi Clobng TO orlor, in style that can.
moi iail 10 please those who appreciate lit combi
ming eusc and elegance, and in fact the Good Intent
will no foHnd TO he OF the most fashionable
lablishmonis ~ the city.
In conclusion we invite our friends respectfully,
10 call and examine our sIoc! previous purchasing
elsewhere are determined TO pay that attention
to our customers which will Rot only merit but
secure their patronage aud iDlueOce.
ii HUSS a. co.
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&HOEN.
LE.4TEEER.

Best Bnlumofe Country Sole Leather Uppcr
Leather; Call Skins. Boot Morocco, k,d Lning aud
Binding Skins
FI.TDE.T'GaiS.
shoe Thread LBsts. Brtsue~, kntveH. Avis. Fees
Boot Web G1l.,ns. Boot Trees, Mails sparhies
Boot and Shoe Keys Hp ~
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) tftmminrs OF ail KINDS.
TO THE LADIES.

have paid most particular attention in my Sc
lociions OF styles md qualities of Gouds. 10 the
wants Of the ladies', and they will find my stock OF
Fashionable Goods far surprising any other ia the
city. which they easily see by calling and OK,
aiming Them They can save themselves the trouble
Of looking elsewhere. they will find my prices
nnd qualities casnoi Tail to please. sp Ii
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~ triH unfold Gn tniUGrgisbcd iaie.
For truth is mighty and ipiH PrcD0a'
VA hero ! come once moro tcitk tic 70 UR
BIG DOORS open, and stock Of HeiD
and Fashionable Spring Goods. utthe
THEAP CASH CLOTHING STORM OEI
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RELIEVE AND LIVE !,
PuitApEIPniA. Nav 3. "A

IPondeyfpi CUrc of Pulmonary Consumption
ty Thomson compound SyrUp Of Tar and
Wood NdDhthd!
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VOLUNTEERS!
LATE NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Great Excitement.

NJ \ CONSEQUENCE OF vcrr LARGE nnpora.
n uoE OF GOODS direct from the manufactures
II GRfope aud America. ~ the new stand of
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IaZane's Row. No 1875. and formc rly occur led hy
liwlhcr y Boon, the most splendid, FashiUnabl,
I'D LARGEST assortment oI
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-18
1ra CfN., ,Jaa. ? ]. I516.
MEXICO.


 The Picayune of this morning contains an interesting account of the state of affairs in this unfortunate country, whose very eX- iaience seems to he revolutionary.
 General Arista, an officer of some stand ihg, who commanded delachments on the Rio Granda, has declared against the move ments ef Paredes, and calls upon all we'll affected 3Iexieans to assist him in suppress sing tAem. His success is questionable, as Paredos has under his control the capital and lacge proportion of the army. Arista may, however, maintain himselfm the north, and throw much embarrassment in the way of Pareles
 Ypcatan has declared herself independent, and adopted a flag with central blue stripe, containing five stars.
 This news came from Vera Cruz to Pen sacola by the |. s. brig Somers, and from Pensacola it was sent 10 this place by cor respondent of the Picayune. The news from Vera Cruz IS of the 20th, and from the city of Mexico of the 17th January. Dis patches from Mr. Slilell for our Government were brought by Lieutenant White of the Somers. Mr. Slidell had for sometime been demanding aa escort from the Mexican au- thofilies, which after much delay and equiv ocaton llev had finally granted, and he left the capitol January IF, in company with Lieut. White. Mir s. will remain at Jalapa sleH weeks before proceeding fo Vera Cruz.
 The Presidents Message was carried to Mexico by Lieut.. White, and arrived there Jan. l2 it-was immedlalely published in the newspapers without comment.
 Paredes stands on ticklish ground Ii Is said that lhe party of Santa Anna is aequi- ring fresh strength every day, and should he make his appearance, there would be an im- mediate lroaalcia8icato in his favor.
 Information was received in Mexico that the French government had disavowed the conduct of their Minister the Baron de Cy- prey, in his dispute with the Mexican au- ihorities-ihe poor Bayoal kicked by the noble Aexicans, he turns to the generous Louis Philippe for satisfaction, and by him is kicked back again. Tine poor Baron 7 .E. o. Courier, FcB. Sd.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-18
HoN. A. II. SEVER,
 U. $. Senate.
LETTER FROM GOV. YELL.
 W AsHINGroN CtTy, lioUsE OF

r Cn. l io4o. To ruG EDITOR or THE BANNER-
 The crisis to which we have now arrived. in onr Foreign Relations. fills the public mind with deep anxiety, If we can bear up under the present coordination of European influence and inlrigue our Republican In. sttutions arc destined to' last forever. The area of liberty has spread, and continues to eallghten lhe kingdoms of the old world and II will not cease, until the shaclles ol monarehs shall be broken nasunder-lhat time may not be Immediately; bul il will come, sooner or later?
 The Oregon question, is the only obstacle to prevent continuance of oue peaceful re- lations with Great Britain; --aud the fa1is of that is tome ,extremelXqueslionable Though our nlle to the whole of Oregon, has been clearly demonstrated by our distinguished secretary of state, Mr Buchanan, and his predecesser,'Mr Calhoun; still we find some, not few, who are so fearful of a rupture with England, that they are wiling to aban- don our claim north of the 18th parallel; and some oi them seem. to doubt, whether our lille IS perfect even that far north. That doubt or apprehension is construed here 10 mean, ''the Britiat side of fhe qacdion.n
 The battle is fought upon inc question of Notice. Those who are realiy opposed to the occuPaiion oi Oregon, oppose the notice; if they succeed in preventing the notice, the Bill will be defeated, as they profess to be- lieve, that any extension of Jurisdiction by our government over Oregon, would be a wariIke measufe-and finally produce war.
 Hence their opposition to the notice and the Bill, the plain englisl: of which Is, they prefer to give up the country to England. rather than igh; for i,.-e That was the doctrine of the peace partg m l1d5, and inthe war of 1872 If thought them honest in their pretensions that. our claim to Oregon was worifless-thcn there