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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12

TIIEY KEEP constantly on hand. n very eH.
iensive assortment AZ superior Mah"rany
, french md GfeCisn Ctslr.; II ckin; ch,rs. Spias
Per snd card Tables, Dressing Bureaus. Bc'isicads
rulet Stands. assorted sizes, iuccihcr with every
'ih-r article of the latest style and best finished
Furniture ever Offered ~ ihi, city.
Gilt nnd Mahosany Famed Lokiss Glasses n
every variety snd price. Lukipr Glass Plates If oil
.'ze-. P,rlnIi and Prclufo Flames on hand aud
made 10 order.
Upi'ol,iery Ware; consisting ri Feather Beds
Dol-icf- s,.l Pillows. H,ir. cotton. ffu.k. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses, Blankets. Quilts, comforts
Ss,kinc Bottoms. OIL cloth covers. Floor-clo'h
Glass Mats 81 all kinds; together with every oihei
article. OF Upholstery Wste. on hsnd and made IL
order.
v-niiian mud Slpi Window Blind; Window
Shade. az every variety aud color; all cf which vii
We sold at very low prices. and warranted nf The
best quality. Also. M,HooASy NENEEns. Hal
cloih. VASSisIr, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. CASTER. BLIND TRIM
Mi,C-. c instantly on hand and rnld low Tor CASH.
= STEAM Bears furnished with every arIicls
NJ furn',ure al shor, notice and oa The very hes
terms. sep 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12
CHEERING INTELLIGENCE.

NiiNbhlNb IEJsIlUE NCE.
NRAIlIUDE Will swell Tho hear. II hon,
~ sands of HE amitled sous aud daughter. of
mr. haprJ lani. when they aear The pleasing now.
"l ne unparalleled triumph e The REVD II
VECETABLE ANTIB BILIOUS
r'LLS. which when nehily applied has bctn used
ia every case With 0n'qnailed success.
Many 'e'uhcaies might II necessary bc obtained
"i 'hcit efficacy ~ the cnte of Dyspep -is or Indi-
r'si'"n. Consumption. Bilious Fever, Fever and
Agnc; Piles. Jaundice. Dyseptery or Bls-ly Ylux
DihH mt Asatio Cholera. Rcmiucpi Fever. Ia
II immoiory Rheumaiisn. Scntvey. Nervous or Sick
'icRdarhe. Nervous Debility. WORMS Of all kind
WhooP.ng Cough. Scarlet Fever. Summer Com
plant. Disease 81 Women and Children. Chrome
AnrctioDs Of Inc Liver. Stomach aud Secreiins
Glands. &c.
In fine . generous community should spread IN
a'h neSr Tho cheering Intelligence that REV'D q
HIBBARDS PILLS. ran he had hy npplying Ia
The following agents. A s TODD No I6o.
JAMES BAKER. Main Street.
"P~ Wheeling. Va
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CIrY nlSrENSAEN -

NORTH lisr CoRErE 90 soyrot n ifu sr..
The CoHft8iiHg hours of lli, Institute " i
hcrcottci le from II FOO ~ s. " and from
q t. 8 r.. NJ every day. SUNDAY. "a foo z
r 81
Any cssfs who mIy require medical alton
dane anl medicine, between Jhr hpur- abo,,
specified. or requested tO coll upon oitirr o
tie Attending physicians. 81 their offices. when
they vii promptly receive such assistance a.
their tases may rquirc.
trrIFmNc rHYttCiiN..
DK TODD Main 81.
BATES Quincy 81.
F." FRlSSEIL Church 81.
lilLDREllt. Conner Monroe and
oh Ste
Gy order ol Doe FoarI
j. a. HlLDEETH N,fn
NNAuNtSrOrk N~ERMIfCGr- Faf sa.ei,
we DO 90 af 4ro.s % 10 msuutsf taist ru
CO. it tNAUR s. rNUtI.
frf0 ibt tlsf,.f f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
!" isrARS bALsAM or VII CIIrRRy
always Triumphant! Cure follow, cn,,

always frun. rhant! Cure follows cur,
in ne Victorious career.
DAYTON. Febrosy Il,h, 1876
Mr. J w Whhssorc SRA, vpu are III.
regular authorized agent in Dayton, Tor The AL. If
DR. w,s'srs BsIsam Of Wild Cherry | tale III.
method Of making . statement OF facts 20 va. fvhici,
hope will he psbiished 10 The world J IN reierenrs
To- mn n'm"si n'taculoas cure wrought in my case
bJ means Of The ms, invslushlc Bsisam.
Language fails 10 describe The ssIuis,y effect, il
rsojuoed. and The great benefit l derived irom ito
use
Tho citizens of Dayton and vicinity. well rccol-
'ect that on tho Sih of Angu.t Last. I recei,ed serl.
ous 'nJnfy from The erpIossun ri q tauoon. A pnr-
ION 81 ia contents entered my RICH, side and brcss,
AM IN all probability '-ne fragment. or %splipirr
~ me r"n"J passed ,hroueh The 'pIura. aud pietc.
cd the lungs.
~ THIS eiiiit nj siare. a messenger was dispatched
TO ''ncin,aii. md q celebrated phys,cinn oi ihai G..
" was Consulted. Who. he ~as made scquoin,sl
WIN ny s'iuaion. he remarked thai nothing coull
DC done hy med''al s'd, ~ The constitution itself
wu- not enohsh Ia throw OF The di,sssc.
My friends now desfai,ed ol my recovery. and [
bad M earthly ground IL hope To- survive many
days. Fortunately. nj this ~j,nciufe I saw one Of d.
Wsiafs Pamphlets. rnitlcj. Family Medical
ouide, OF 'rfeaii.e on Consumption OF The Lung.
As ! had often heard of dying mes catching al,
s'tsws. ! fell LIKE dyias 90 myself B, The consent
Of my physicians ! seni 10 you for n battle OF lac
medicine descnbed. VIZ; .Wisiar's Balsam Of Wild
merry which relie!ed ne immediately. After !
han used some live or siE bottles fso hs recovered
o. T" DC up and al ont. Ally cough ceased and my
i"nss were resiofed Ia healthy state all from ihs
hea'i"g and halmY influence. and ppyx.,6ol mcd,.
cinal virtues Of Wisisr's Balsam.
were " noi ifom the external ininsv ,...;y.l
~ my shoulder and ann, by the eIpio-;oo I C.s
co"hjeni That might have been wo,L,o. =,
Trade (which Is biacksmnhing.) bui TN. ~ ~
vested. "s pre-
BY erpcsnrc. ! have since taken severn, s.v...
coId'; and my only remedy has been The RaI.am
Aud now ] most cordially cOmm tbe re,,;n.
WIs'ars Balsam 10 all who are afflicted wub cald.
Coughs or Lung Complaints. ! coosid,y /, ~, a..
valuable medicines real blessing ,v m, world
Any person desiring further information, may call
On me al any time. Your-. truly.
CHRISTOPHER r SMITH.
City Of Dayton,
Montgomery c,. State Of Ohio
Sub'enbed and sworn In. before me. Justice Of
ihe Peace. this ll,h day Of y bsusry I645.
EBENEzER FOWLER.
" Testimony of A,es k,ghiy eysdia5s e,i,rens
Of Dayton. IN confirmation Of hs a5ose
We, The Undersigned. being intimately aequnin.
ted " ih Mr. snrh. and having seen and watched
over him frequently during he late illnes., do no,
10 say that The foregoing is Ivy no means an
erSggefsssd statement. hat is entitled 10 full credit.
tS,gned9 a T. STOUT.
" DODsON.
HENRY v SAITH.
s'ld IN Wheeling by o PRYOR. aud JCRUM.
bhChkR' Druggists. jan 9
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nUGa ,. JgwETT, THOs. n.
JEWETT A. ALEXAN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

DUSiNESS snifusIei 10 heir care ~ tb,, .od
ID the %adJoinisg tOuni - 100 ~ psossp,ly A..
tended ~.
We have NV made such arrangements a. sill
enahie Us 70 give immediate suenthn h. 80 bus,psss
~ ne s'i',"'ns counties 81 Moneps. Caefp.sy.
Harrison. Jehsf-,n sod Bcisnoat IN Ohm.
Cmee ~ Msu s esf. y, =, ~. V,,v,,,. I'LL
~ d&wi JLWEIT a ALEXANDER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12

%uIaoIufes 10 order. 81 Tho dlGeren, vsyi,,ie. of
fsney. French snd Wood Ssai. Rockoaa. SCROLL
TOPS Stat B1ck. Common and Cottage chsirs(ne~
.iyIe) Also Settles. Spcishlss. a~ion ssd Dsif
Boston ROekeis. Nursing DO. cOmsson 10. large and
wall Also. Child'eB's Table. Rocking end
sewing ChsHs and Stools q every siEe sod qusir
~ &c. Sc m tact all IRON The stool Of 8 inches %
TIE Mammoth chair % Ia suiy feet h,gb. Please
eall sod srsmins co. yourselves snd lssss yoo'
orders sod ihey will he attended 10 iD short orlef.
Chairs carefully paeksd fof shtp mani % ssni 70
ell psns o. me city ~shooi erfss eharEe. Dont
EifKei Tho place No i97 Msin ~. Wet stde.
iaa 10 sm W RIfkLDAFfER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12
H.1YiN IN G.1PN,
S. AVERY

FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAPM MANU-
FACTURER, NO. 10 Monroe 81. Wheeling,
has just received from Philadelphia, one OF
The finest assortment al CARS that has ever
been brought to this City. consisting OF Gen.
clemens fine Cloth Caps; Do. Silk Glszcd Caps
Travelling Caps, Fine Cloth Caps with Oil
Cloth Covering. a large assortment, OF youths
and Children's Fancy Caps, all OF which will
be- sold cheap. April -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12
rm FEDERAL couRr AT cladl.ou,.
ys,p,u amlmb.,

fe'oT Nlrr1l tuI ,H1e,f
D. pu-ulu,c ~ he decree tn NtH ,tr.c I shalt
o. Monde, ihs 22l lay 81 Jnur 1916 ~ lhr ,oun
tnus" n Ohio county. cell ~ she highest md hc.i
bidder nu the tern, abrf rar1st. he ipiitwu lots
tu Wheeling. va - No pu the Gu sau1tc. s,l
on wuffi - sfr,sd ute wlr,huuse ppw occupied
~ i,pe ltNw apt u W ud,nc and iwcri,
dtto hfs ~ ihsi p1r ~ wheeling 'aiiel D..
Wheeling mil rh'rh nte nu,E', ted ,s f,tio,s. o..
wU ~ 80 20 a. Fl ia y tJJ iJJ GI
~ ia ~ 2U9 20 100 100 - 81 ~ TO-
l2J ord . lie .4td tt. will to siid on ,fcfu
" sqpii n.tsiiseais 81 aur. isa and three ye1t.
NHh ist,frst from tbc day ~ s1Ie, hc put,bas,r
. tnr hr1ris vih rp .,,uufy iof thc paYmen
''stcut Dr'ds D,i hc ~ ide when ne pntri,as
noHey 81 paud Shuuld th, stc rH hc s%ompisrr.
% uhHi dpy - VII BE- od,,umcd i,sn dy 90 da,
vi % D. ,o.td. p JACOB.
aFH Tea o., g.F g.sao,. ,..,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12
Rcndy .UGde Clothing.

ION Dt's, sud Irork Cents. fo~ sure ,6pe ,o
MEDIUM . fol- snd compleio a.orm.ni S,,smc,
'"s''' q CON rlote assortment comprising at the ga.
n''ie' qn1luies md pfces Cs.suoi. Nv J,,e. sut
! weeds Dies Esd tret Coss. q yev renessi a.
'"nmem De- d. Csssim,f ~. Ct.sinet. sd ana re-.
''r'eh PATHS DO be- Round Jackets. Sc S..
q ~ 20 d. Gue Linsn and Mn.in ~. re. e.,
'u' ''Hl'fs Sc. % d"z common d.. fancy sirpsd
-" '"o mnslm do, P'itHcIo aud JeFsorn lfsi.
wi'h he usual variety Of sp4rsods4. 4 ~. a,
J invite my freud. afd customers asd ,u t
''nf'h 81 good Goods ~ give me esI. s.-pnpy
'hem ! con snd Will seli ihta a god article ~ a.,
t"r's i' 's.h o. he Usual term. ~ prm.t co..
iDmsfs.
Rsco.lecI No 40 Water Street.
ALEX ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO. 4Ot
ADJotStSG FORSYTH a BAELR's,
WATER 81. WHEELING Y

WATER ST. WHEELING. VA
yENHE SUBSCRIBER nste rs himself IT, IN an
~ stPrneuCo of i6 years ~ mefcanitie busi
mess ~ Tins cry. that hc caa eniic,Jato a. wan,.
"i hIs numerous customers AMI inend. in Inc s,ler.
itr, 81 choice and seasonqble Goods. takes pieasst,
'u announcing To them that he - now rccriytuF
and vii co''i'nue To receive monthly Ihnne huut
the season. the largest md hcs seirrIsd stool s q,
Co"-is sVe' od,ied IN tho Cloihinr Trade IN IN.
city. pure based tom he best houses ~ Pb,I,dcI.
Phi' and Baltimore and selected from the ,bo,r,.,
ard most approved makes The mos, de.,t,bIc Cr.d.
"' He season. and Will 20 sold fo1 = yeU .m,I al
ta"ee' VIZ French. Englsh and Amrr,an Road
I'"ihs l'om supeffue Ia MEDIUM. Ts,led R.t,,,,
DO d. Invisible Green. Blue and London R,,,,n
90 90 ttra heavy bloc and VOL BIN d,n,I.
"'N'h os'imefcs tep dCstfatie. alsn single ,,,ued
plan and laDcy French and Ensltsb q. tm.,s.
very 'nref"f ana cheer nl-o 3 4 and s 4 C.,Lt
a"n 'IVet mitcd AID plain Tweed, ffn,s fee !,
mfdum French Lines Drll all qpailie. Spmme,
f, nhs. d'sp DIE Persian. Indiana and Otl.,n. d.,
sOo = Linen and Cutoo Pls, q. stirred and C,.,L
ian'el'vns, sui Vosinss. PLAIN. 1,ipcd Mil
M"'i"" and oiho Fanny Vesin ~ IN rfrst ys,,,y
Ihe shove goods Will Ne made IN ofder Nv ! G.,
"'e 'ui''f and eTst wofkmen wauanied eoual 4,
nny ~ fhtf o. The pa IL IN rifffs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12
THE BIG CHAIR rs BOUND TO
FLOURISH.

Let those who lalk abou,
BIG Watches, bAHsorH
Bo's. Selling ct o. Cost,
dc. be silent when they SEQ
The BIG CHAIR az w. RI
HELDAFFER's. WAolessle
esd Rs,od CHEAP CHAR
MANDATORY. No I27
Main Street. ~hsre he keeps
conslsnily Oh hand. and man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12

80 I'M
NAST SlDE MARKET sr. a lew A., b..
IL low The Peel OtEco. haze .upnI,,d H.
ewes WIN a new and large engine AMI o,he, ~.
'"fes Tor ihcit business Ia a supc fiar .,yle. ard n ~.
Yer ihfm-cltos thai wnh sen ycar.' F~xpERIENcc
'h'y "th be aide 10 fepier che most perfect s.,,..
faction. ~
They cary On The House and STEAM.
BOAT PLUMBING in I'll us BRANCHES
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE
w arrangements With The mspDf,etY,e, -.
have received md WI be constantly ,,esiv,n.
and prepared 10 supply The sLo,e p,pe v b,le.aLs
ard fcial. Of the best quality. and o. low as # can
be had IN The tounify.
They have constantly on . md Hvd,a.ts oi
various description, hauers' EettleS. watsr clos.
els, bath lob, bot and cold shower baibs 70
forts l"f bleaching, chemical appsraips 4. Al
60 inns, paieot hath pumps. lead pipes of al a.,
IS, sheet lead Of sny thickness and vorksd 40
~ any manner Of tom. W
Water conducted thfoIeh Ieadsn ,i,ss 49,
sprngsto dwelling houses IN The copn,,v
superior pumps Tor country wells. steam En
ctnes &c. sc. "" q"
An order thankfully received and o,,,,,
ally susndsd ~. -" '""''u
STEAM POWER.
for manufacturing purposes can he ,unor.5
lp several descriptions of mechanic. ~ 80
story 90 then bUiliing, Dr on The e,,,,'
honf ~ very moderate rent.
wheeling Arui y. ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12
THE GREAT REMEDY,
lPPNNNED IN THE FACILITY

For C0UghS, colds. asthma. BroHchifis. con.
sumption, and all other affections of ihr
bronchial tubes.
DREfAitD entirely iom tho G,nsenr and
warranted Ia contain M preparation of Ann.
mohy, Mo'ccry ~ Opium
MORE Ti,N 5000 u,vE nrrV sctDAr rrr,u -
rHH CRY % CINCINNATI ALort. wuuS rur
LAST f"uR MONTHS. ANp ~ EyEEY CAss WIN
rhs Motr rhSftcr sATisFACtoS TO TnE "a.
TENrs.
The Ginscng Panacca is now ordered hy ph,si
cinns nf HE hi-i fcspcc iahiluy. IN tI,,i, ,rr,,t,,
rrActee. and ~ liam Ia he considered he OIL,
httclo ever Discovered cnra,ls ol speedily and
permanently a%Iiayinr lrpnchi,l uuaunn. Winch a.
Tho soto cause - Crurhr. asthma. hfursLHts and
uocordrre IN ID Ehclc. WIN bot e,p,.,s,s IN.
opinion ei III The fIsi autho,iiIcs tn Iuinrc and
Amenca, ~ iwr Ih'nis OF alt The eases usr ally re-.
gaided ~ ifpe ubcrculpus consumption mu.t II.
considered ~ iore,cfscul,d.
w" select ihe tilnw ,uc names from n I.i Of
hundreds who hs'c leh - heating mnucu,c go
ihemsclves. nni seen u iu thciF Gsm,iio.. h.r,u.s
many of thcm are wen kn"wu 10 lie b,,,iues. com,
mon'iy Of Wheeling a. men oi ,isnd,nc nod ma.
encc ~ I .nCin"rii. Who would nat ior n moment
l'ni euhct 'hcif n'ncs or ihe'r ~ 1ueucc IN ihe
d''hi'm'inn 1T nnn n'ic, except item The conN ID ron
~ us vss' nulu, ~ tie nmi,ltd.
} w PHILLIPS, Broadway bet ~ anI Herman ss
q Pawn, E%r'siway near Ycaim,n.
} w & fhn, Butloyr Bcll Foundry QId
'N e"snzr n. ~ " pes Warchruso :, c,muIe stf,,t
w ATromof Su gro DeuuD ICuurt :, ~
S'oms itm "iJF Dau & 90 =, aLhTkf
N Noble. canal collectors fE,c.
, Jrnes Assistant 'lcft Bonn 30 Superior .,uf,
" Whendon. t'n WhcaJun 4 Bhnu. Anrr.
Dt kTfer lIh - hc'vcrn Vtnc and Race
hr'nnn' h"m iuhi"nc 4 ko,mar. Nam -,
" , be'i'mm Importer - - Ier Na a. AMI s.,
a Newell. Trn~t Sytnmcs st.
j. lyon fpphef Fntid.
w johns n. Cafrcnier ~ ~
Capt Adams. 4 iuuLus linu-e
IS ' J"n's c'fncr L"ngwonh aud Race
; STERLING Gunner Vine ttd Centre.
" NJ fl"foL Sye,pc,ts
Y SALItR Proprietor Cincinnati. q.
fico only 81 rcrts rst b,ul.
t"f sd' iy JANIS BAKER Sulc agent corner
hlp"foc and Muu ~s Wheeling. v, anal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12

WAREHOUSE No 7 MONROE STREET.
VIII nre prepared Ia make
and keep constantly on hand nj, the aho>c
establishments. all kinds Of Castings, Go King.
Ftaukiia. Balioon and Cannon Stoves. uf III .,zc-
and patterns Hollow ware. Wagon Boxes. ~ nuch
Castings. Crates. Flat LIONS, surnt mil Wash Kci.
Ties. &c. n complete sssutimeni. We have Just
received somc -plcndid patterns for P,tlar Crates.
the nesiesi ever Trough. 'u this city Persons WIN
intend building are respectfully requested 10 exam
mo ihem bcsre purchasing any Other k,ni W.
have . large qn,nuts of patterns ior Mil Gcaurg
rho best In The place. ~hirh We Will make To order
at the loves, ries; also Threshing Machine Cast
,rrs We will nl.o continue lea manufacture the
drfercn, kinds Of Plcuehs complete. used In ihi.
see,'on of country, aid wstran'ed equal Ia ony
made IN the Western country. We Will wsuasi
all or Castings nnd other wo'k done NJ uur os'ah'
l.hmeni. and as cheap a. can Ne made IN Puts
bnfgh. Cincinnati OF any other cs,ahlt,Lne eat u
this city. Persons wrhirg tn purchase any sriicl'
IN our line. will please give us call md clamin,
for ihcm.el,es
M HAMILTON. BEsIIoRE & co.
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NEW BONNETs.

lST REi EiNtD ~ rhe Subscriber. = fs,e,
- BIT ~ ls,nnsis a. fiinws ~
Lats 4 small Foe Bfsid B,0nst. soma ,fh.u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-12

Bia'k aud Fancy rulprcd Hail Caters. 80 Nc 40.
CIILDREN'S SHOPS
JOO VAR. ohildrcns' .hoss embracing ever, ,Izc.
style pnre awi quaiHy hat - manufactured.
HATS "A large hii general IN ~ Men,
aud b"s Palm Leaf Hats
large assortment of Spanish 6 lc Lea
tef M"r"ccn. nd ! ming aud Biiding Skim Shoe
Threads, Sh"e Mails. PEGS So
The oloVc. Together With a variety of oih,r kinds
renders onf stock large and complete. . d wc wuuii
RESPECTFULLY invite oil wh, ray be- ~ ~ani nj
"a our Inc Ia cali ard examine oar strrt
'e'"'e pare has'ug. ~ NC ihu,k they viii dnd - lo
'heif advantage. MCLALLEN & KNOX
np6
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-02
ACCOUNTS FROM THE ARMY.

In the absence of the official dispatches, we con-
tinue to lay before our readers the private letters
from the troops, which are pouring into the news
papers. There is something new in all of
them--or some fact which presents, in a new
point of view, the bravery of one officer, or the
brilliance of the whole achievement What Mr..
Poinsctt says in his ''Notes on Mexico" Of the
officers of the navy, is equally true Of the knights of
the army: Gas no two men represent what they have
seen in the same manner, and few even observe
the things, il is amusing to compare their sew
eral accounts Of the places they have visited" We
only regret that the correspondents from the camp,
or their publishers in the cities, do not sometimes
keep back reflections which calculated to wound
the feelings Of some, and produce feud with
others. There are laurels enough for all to
share. ..F s t.. .H.. au -fM
Among the letters which we lay before our read
ers this evening" are two from General Butler Of
Kentucky, and from Col. Campball, Of Tennessee;
both gallant and glorious spirits, who have stamped
their name upon the battles Of Monterey.
Gen. Twiggs has not so often been brought out
in the letters ofthe day as his merits deserve In.
deed one of these letters stated that he was too cl
TO take part in the action This is clearly mis-
take. General Taylor, in his letter Of the 22d Sep
TENDER, uses the following explicit language:
81 need hardly add that the conduct Of our troops
both regulars and volunteers, throughout the opera
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-02
From the N. O. picsy une, Oct, aS


From BRAzos.--The ship Clinton arrived yester-
day from Brazos Santiago, where she landed a COM
pany of sappers and miners, IS in number, from
New York. s'+ @9us0., h. H..HuI
The ship John Holland Capt. Henderson, arrived
at Brazos Santiago the l7th instant, with troops
from New York. The steam-schooner Florida had
been aground on the bar at Brazos, but got off and
sailed for this port, with number OF those wound
ed at Monterey on board. s.. a.h
The GALE. I'VE are beginning to hear more Of
the effects Of the gale. The ship Silas Holmes ar
rived Yesterday from New York. She felt the gale
on the 10Th instant, and suffered no damage; but on
the Goth saw ship ashore between Key West and
The Courier Of last evening has the following
paragraph in relation to the subject:
at ia the opinion Of nautical men Of judgment and
experience, with whom we have conversed, that the
late gale or rather tornado did not extend far
the station of the squadron off Vera Cruz. 1t is be-
lieved that the great swell experienced of Brazos
Santiago, which prevented the mails from being put
on board the Galveston, was caused by that lorna
do; but very little wind was blowing where the
steamer hay. If this be so, Commodore Conner's
ships were safe from all damage" 'r
Since writing the above, we have learned more
from Havana. Three French vessels-of-war lying
in that harbor very much injured, but il is not
said they were positively lost. .f., 4L 81 q.
The American barque Madeline, Captain Shank
land, from this port, was sunk IN the harbor
We do not know whether she had. discharged her
cargo. ..- -... yst,,,.-r,s,I W
The brig P. Soule, Capt, Delyaille, arrived al
Havana on the l4tn instant from this port, safe
The brig Tit, Capt. Brown, arrived there on the
9Th from this port. Whether she was injured In
the gale we are not informed. Our informant says
that from thirty to fifty vessels were more or less
injured. =
There is a mystery about this business, but tn,
news we give has been in town since Thursday
| evening. a sE. '-Hf.,. fat taHFma,t
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Correspondence Of the Union
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2, SIP. m.
we have had one of the most extensive storms of
rain during the last fortyegh hours that has been
experienced in this vicinity for some time 1t has
not, however, been accompanied with so strong
an easery wind as to drive the tide into our streets
and warehouses, At the present time there is some
signs of the storm breaking away over head, the
wind having changed to the westward. at |aa.
The eastern mail has arrived, though it brings no
news of the slightest interest," except the election OF
the Hon. John H. Clarke, wing, from Rhode Isl
and TO fill the place now occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons. Governor Dorr was the democratic candi-
date. 81 atr.F },.,... a.Hg,.
perceive, by notice of the commissioner Of
loans of Maryland, that the State interest due in
April, which now remains out, will be paid in full
on presentation at the Chesapeake Bank. The
prospect of a full resumption of payment Of our
State interest during the present year is every day
becoming more hattering. " i
The news by the Boston steamer is now daily
looked for, she being full fourteen days out The
telegraph is, however, out of order, and her news
must come by due course of mail. nsn.
Howard street -four, in the Baltimore market, u
held at IS IS IS 3l4, with small sales, and city
mills at rs 37l. ."#1 "as4 gauM .
There is a fair supply Of grain ahoat to-day, bu
the quantity is not too large for the. demand TIT
prices of the latter part of the past week are fully
maintained Good to prime red wheat, lO0 lOoc
ordinary to good red wheat, 80 a lOOc.; family fou
white wheat, l25 a 1900; old white corn, 65
cE =. NH
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Col Morgan, the gallant colonel of I'd regiment OF
Ohio volunteers, writes from Camargo the 22d
September, before he had heard Of the victory al
Monterey, that 'ifMexico will not make fayora-
bic peace, our government must push on the war
with energy. f.."n ...H .n..".rT
"fhis is glorious eountry--the greatest in the
world, Two crops of corn, melons, potatoes, and
believe, of everything that grows in this climate.
can be raised in year. During the hot season. the
heat Of the sun is intense from a. m, 10 4p. m,
but the nights and mornings unequalled. You
would be surprised at the barbarian Of the Next
cans. They have educated people among them, but
the mass are serfs.n