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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04
MURDER IN Com HI.OoD .-Ol

MURDER IN CoLD BLooD. --OI Sunday
the 18Th, human corpse was discovered
in the surburbs of the CITY on the west side
of the river, buried, about two feet under
ground. Notice had been attracted to the
spot by some dogs, who had dug up the
earth sufficiently TO uncover portion Of
the body and clothes Of the deceased. A
Coronor's jury was Immediately called. -
by The inquest it appeared tina, the deceas
ed had been shot through the forehead
just above the left eye, the ball passing
directly through the head, in such man.
ner, in the opinion Of the Phys clan pres
ent, as to produce instant death. There
were found on the body, The ordinary wear
ing apparel, and rope around the neck,
for the purpose, apparently, of dragging
1t 10 the grave. 1t was Unidentified 10 be
that OF Kaufman, a German who had re-
Gently emigrated TO The United States from
Hinterpowermern, Prussia, in company
with man by the name Of Ttrautman,
who is supposed 10 be his mu rderer. This
suspicion is found on the following circum'
stances. They came 10 Milwaukee togeth
er, built shantee four or five rods from
the spo, where the body was found, which
they occupied in common. On Isl or end,
Of July, the deceased said he had had some
difficulty with Trauiman, and that he would
leave him and go into the county TO locate
land. He was not afterwards seen alive,
by those who testified Trautn.an imme-
diateIy disposed Of the shantee and what
little furniture he had, and stated he was
going back 10 Germany and expected 10
ov ertake Kaufman at Rochester, Y. Y.
Blood was found on and under the bunk or
cot beds'ead on which Kaufman WIS in
the habit OF sleeping in the shaniee. Kauf'
mann, had some money variously estima'
ted at from one 10 eight hundred dollars,
mono of which was found. Trauiman has
a wife and one child, whom he took away
with him.
1t is but justice 10 ourselves to say that
this statement would have been published
a week ago, had we not been requested of
fciaHy, 10 withhold it, as officers were a.
bout to pursue The fugitive and might be
embarrassed by newspaper accounts pre-
ceding them. We complied with the re
guest reluctantly, and We now fear that, to
say the least, our compliance has not aided
the ends of justice,-(Miwaukee Sentinel. |
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04
LATER FROM THE ARMY.

The Steam ship j. L. Day, Capt. Gnf'
fin arrived at New D leans on The 18Th
from Brazos Sant 6" She left on the 18th
The Andrew Jackson Reg menr left for
up the river on the 18th
An article in the Amrricnn Flag of the
10Th, informs Us that brois occasionally
break OF between lie Volunteers and Mex
leans, resulllng in death Thui paper states
that Gen TAYLOR uses every exer,ion to
prevent persons atttched to the army from
disturbing the citizens Of Maiamor as.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04
desirable unless to the very wealthy and

desirable unless to the very wealthy and
curious
This branch Of judicial reform is moi
commanding attention alone on this side of
the Atlantic; in England, some of the
most eminen. jnrists are awakening the
public mind. Lord Brougham has been
for many years enlisted in the reform Of
the British counts ;-this distinguished and
liberal minded man lately presided al a
meeting in London, called on the subject
of legal reform, al which some of the m PSI
learned of the legal profession in the king
dom were in attendance. Al that meeting,
the common law, old and venerable as il is,
was spoken Of as having too long numbered
the law libraries and that il was inevitably
destined TO give place TO something better
suited to the wants, the progress and the
improvements Of the uge. In this cnun>
try, we have brought the great mass of our
legal forms, and law procedure from Eng
land; we have as yet scarcely lope1 off a
single excressence, and it would be Curl
Gus indeed if England should be the first
to exiricate her laws from this shaPeless
mass Of mingled wisdom and folly, justice
and simplicity, truth and error, of enlight-
ened liberty and ferocious Ignorance.
There are many who admit that the
common law has its attendant evils but
deny the prac,icabli.y of substituting n
written code. Who will say that the Code
of Napoleon, code which thirty millions
have looked to for justice for nearly half
a century is impracticable? 1t is doubtless
defective, we, with all IFS defects, i, an
swers the purposes of justice much more
simply and effectually than the Wanted
common law of England. In substituting
something tangible for inangible-a writ
ten for an unwritten code, many will d. ubt-
less see lions in the way but we feel en-
couraged from the repeated expression we
find on the subject, in many of the popular
and enlightened journals OF the day.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

The USE OF THE TELEGRAPH.-A mer.
chant Of Philadelphia was taken in Bal,i'
more tic other day on n sherT's warrant,
and in duress, without friend in this city
by whose interposition he could escape
visit 10 Jail. A thought struck him in his
depression. and in custody of the sheriff
he visit, d the Telegraph Office. A mes
sage was despatched TO Philadelphia, q
drafi drawn and accepted, and in half an
hour tie purity was released, blessing the
arts and science in general. and Mo:se's
Telegraph in particular ( Bait. Sun.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

ga ion is around the subject Of Law Re.
form is one now engaging some of the
most powerful minds Of the present day,
and their course will be onward-and that
subject which has stood almost stationary
during the last half century whilst all the
ether sciences have made such rapid ad.
vsncement must now tie broughtup in ac'
cordance with the spiri, OF the age
ARiSTlDES.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

7or election to the Convention to form
State constitution.
MARSHALL NJ. STRONG,
EDWARD G. RYAN,
FREDERICK S. LOWELL,
ELIJAH STEELE,
DANIEL HARKIN,
HAINES FRENCH,
JAMES Fl, HALL,
THOMAS STOCKWELL,
JAMES b. CARTER,
NATHANIEL DICKINSON,
CHAUNCEY KELLOGG,
STEPHEN o: BENNETT.
CHATFIELD s. PARSONS,
VICTOR NJ. WILLARD.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

DEATH OF SKvENTYFIvE OREGON EMr
GRANTS We learn from the ST, Louis
Republican, that the st Joseph's party Of
emlgrants for Oregon, who left in rs, en-
dured great hardships on their tedious Jour
ney, being out forty days more than usual.
They lost seventy Fl of their number by
death. They were often for days without
wafer, and short of provis ons, which
brought on what is called scamp fever"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04
0FFron Washington,w we learn that Sen

From Westinghouse learn that SEN
ator Haywood of North Carolina, was about
reslsning his seat. The vote of Mr.. Hav-
wood has been counted as in favor of the
tariff reduction bill. The friends of that
measure denounce it as tfeacherv. Mr..
Webster was about moving for postpone
ment Of the bill which would in effect kill
I. The result we shall hear soon.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

FROM HAVANA The u. S Revenue
Cutter, McLase, Capt. Howard, arrived on
Saturday evening She brings the graft
flying INTEL gence that The Govsrnor Gen
will vigorously enforce tie treaty boiwee n
Spain and the United States, and permii no
privateers to be fitted out within this juris.
diciion. 1t was generally believed that
Santa Ana and Almonie, would leave for
Mexico in few days. The former ex-
pressed himself freely on the subject Of the
war, and declared that i, should be prose.
cu;ed with the utmost vigor
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

The wings of Dane county have held
THEN contention and nominated their can
didates for State Convention. They in
sruct them, in number Of provisions,
which we consider liberal and Demo-
cratic. and which we trust, if elected, they
will spare no p1ns 10 carry ont.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

FAsuroN's WINNrNGs.-The New York
Spirit of the Times says FASHIONS has
RIM twenty one races at four mile heals.
winning twenty. The gross aggregate of
the stakes and purses she has won amount
TO the enormous sum of thirty nine thou.
sand nine hundred dollars She has STAR
ted or walked over ,wenty-six times, and
lost but two races, and as at This moment,
IN fine health, and sound in all respects.
as al four years old. She is prodigy, in-
deed
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

FOREIGN MINISTER'S. Our minister to
England, Mr.. M'Lean, and our minister
to France, Mr.. King, both design returning
home, soon. 1t it yet uncertain who will
be appointed to their places.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

An OBJ MI5rAKE.--An English paper
tells of country sculptor who was ordered
to engrave on a tombstone the following
words:-A virtuous woman is a crown TO
her husband. The stone however, being
small, he engraved on it.
v!rtuous woman is SIS to her husband.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

BREACHES OF TRUST The New York
Sun says taiors make more "breeches OF
trust" than any other class of people. The
rascais should be punished.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

The Louisville Courier states that new
counterfeits Of the ten dollar notes of the
State Bank Of Indiana have jus, made their
appearance, several of which have been
,,ssej in that CITY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

VoLs Ely B. PALMER, at his Real Estate and
Coal Agencies.
No. SO, Pine Street, Philadelphia:
No. 100, Nassau Street, New York:
No. IS. State Street. Boston and Southeast
corner OF Baltimore and Calvert Streets, Balti-
more, Agent for receiving Subscriptions, a DYER
tisements for the ssTELEGRAPH."
Southport April 81, 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

We call the attention of our readers to
an article on the outside of our paper Of TO-
day, copied from the N. Y Evening Mir
ror, on the subject of abolshng the colec>
ton laws We do it mainly TO show our
readers that the question is one which is
gradually but surely growing into the popu-
lar attention. There can be no doubt as
to the final result Of the contest Which is
gradually drawing or, on this question. 1t
must have It's day ofstrile, and perhaps there
may be times when its success will be
doubtful; but the sun is not more sure to
rise and dispel The darkness Of the night,
than is light and ruth to rise and dispel the
darkness which now covers the land with
regard to this question. The people arc
not for ever to be content TO hand over
without question, a large share of The pro
ducts of their toll for no earthly good o;
purpose, save 10 feed and enrich without pro
ductIve labor, thousands, and TO engendel
strife and bitterness in every community.
0FThe Clerk of that excellent and POP
ular Steamboat the NILE, will accept oui
thanks for late and valuable papers.
CErIt is said the Empire and Magyar
are making down trip agains! Time, for
stake Of $1,000. We know not how this
shut We do know that on her late trip Gown,
The Empire come laundering up TO the enA
of our pier--rung her bell with desperation.
shipped few passengers who succeeded
with difficulty in making their way across
the plank, and started of, brusing herself
and tearing up her decks in her hps:e, lcay.
ing some on shore swinging hats and ua
brellas, with desperation, but witho ut effect
OF course, if she blows up, or burns W.
or runs on the rocks nobody will be to
blame. There are quite number Of boats
we would prefer to travel on, TO taking these
break neck chances.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

This Bill, one Of the most important of
the session, is likely to become law. It
has passed both Houses and the Senate to-
day, by vote Of 81 10 16. The follows
inn q 70 the annrnnriafians:-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-08-04

Gen. Taylor is gradually pushing mis- for
ces INTO The interior Of Mexico.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
OLIVER oLDsCHooL.
CITY COUNCIL.

SATURDAY, April Z, IS.
Fresent. His Honor. the Mayor, and Mrssu
AInick, Austin, Buady, Eel.ols. Ham;I,cr
Lamb laidley, MLurc, Mitchell, Morrow
Nelson. Phillips. Robinson, Sanbom. Tanpe,
ihe proceedings OF the last meeting Were
read and adopted.
ihe committee ON streets aud ALLEYS made
. report adversely 10 the petition OF John w
Boring. -
The street commissioner made a report, On
Se'stai ioPics-ihe closing of contracts for
eo'Uus' unnet . late resolution OF council.
on extending the wharf, &c.
MIR. Nelson Offered q resolution h,v;,, g.,
It's object the arrest Of the work Of F,.,ds,
berry on Market street. South Wheeling
which was passed.
Mi' iAidiey offered a resolution for extend.
'ng TIE grade ot the wharf to the South side
OF monf"c street. The committee on "a haYycs
was requested 20 inquire into and noor, al
the next meeting OF the Council.
The suggestion OF the Street Commission.
Tor The opening and extension OF Wairt strce,
10 thc creek, was rcierred to the sane eom.
mittee. ''"
ihe Committee on Onlinanccs reported a,
o1inance IN relation to wharf bas,s. This
onnnance contains several sections. the d,,.i
o'"hich would BE- too tedious Tor our pfe ,ent
~
The same COMMITTEES reported an Ordinance
~ ',Suoh 10 INC Ireasurcr-requifing a
"1m'lhy statement la relation To his accounts
W. ~s'nc reported an ordinance
nmnS Vie location of Market street. South
Wheeling ""
me COMMITTEE on petitions reported una-
'orsuie 10 The PETITION of Rev. &. Fancb,. for
. "s,ls-ion OF Tie line imposed upon bin by
mf. HiInilton moved a rcconsideniio, "a
VIC vote OF the last meeting on the subject al
opening the alley from Union IN Noo,c.
street. brtween3 81 aud 9th streets.
This brought out some debate. and was "a,
ned.
On motion Of Mr. Echols SEQ was sn,ro,,;
atcd ioI tie grading of soid alley.
Mr.. Iasdley Offered . resolution reoui,,.
ii'e committee on the Market House 60 49,
the celiing Of the Market House white .,sashsd
and the council chamber cleaned. pane,sd
s"d painted aud 20 report the expense 10 Tho
%C0uacIl. Csmed.
Lacense was gsntcl TO r YshrlinR 70 keen
a coiiee house Of the ~ grade, on Main 81. '
Sa'ne 10 Robert APplin, for Zane Street and
WateT street.
Same 10 Enes Berbcret on Main stree,
Same to Victor Ssurageoi, on Main St,.s,
Sane 70 L. J Bsyha, ou Wstef Street
Same 10 Peter r. Linn. ou Monrs St,,,,
Petitions were received from the foilo,s;n.
pefsous los liocuse to Keep Onlipau.s 49,
under TIE rule lsy over los One va.
Kline, Mitchell & Caldwell. John No.
James hathers. Christian S,;l., n'
VOTE, Lewis Snider. Joha X. Eo,.fr,t @
Sitsei WeyueT. L. Ekhsu. S,whl.
lA'edots sud suudfy otbeu -.
We could not gather "'"es
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08

On motion OF Mr.. Hamilton. ordered that
prosecution be suspended. until the next
meeting. IN the c.sc vt VIM. =. Clarke. and
Vim. Stamm. They are authorised 10 sell
" ,thout tear Of injiciucn, until that time.
The vote on this question was decided hv
ayes and noes at the call Of Mr.. Eehols-
Ayes-Mcssrs. Amich. Bnsdy, Hamilton,
Lamb, Laidley, Mcclure. Mitchell, Morrow T,
Nelson. Phillips, Robinson, Sanborn, Tan
ncr-l3.
Noes-Messrs. Austin. Echols-2.
Leave was granted to Jacob Maser to Trans
Ter To VIM. Iavedock his license for the re.
msinder Of his ,erm-siil The first of M.v.
Account OF John Murray was approved by
The committee ON ~sccounts. Ordered to b
paid.
Acocun, OF J. J. Hsswcil's Execu,cs was
ordered To BE- paid.
Account of Msclans & Brother for adyc ri.
sing in the Argus. was ordered to bc rid.
Report OF Superintendent Of the Coal hank
was received, aud accounts orde ned to b. paid.
MIR. Tanner moved that when the council
adjourned. they would adjourn TO meet on
"Wednesday week, the 18th inst. Carried.
Sondry accounts were read and ordered 10
b. paid, the run Of which we could not gath
CT, from the hurried manner in which il was
done.
On motion Of Mr.. Hamilton the committee
on water works were instructed to inquire in
10 the ~cspcdiency OF continuing the water
pipes 360 feet northwsrd from their presen,
point on the north end of Market street.
A petition Of Mr.. John Galley for permits
sion To occupy a lot at the south end Of 9Th
street IN East Wheeling. was referred TO the
committee on streets aud alleys.
On motion OF Mr.. Mcclure the communica.
ton OF u. Mcribcn on the subject OF the Gun.
'dition OF the Hay Scales was referred To tho
committee on the Marks, house with instuc.
ton To make such repairs on the Scales as wer,
necessary. not exceeding 81.
On motion VI Mr.. Ssnbom the sum of e43
was appropriated to Jacob Amick Tor service,
rendered, As street commissioner.
On motion oil Mr.. Nelson. the council all
journcd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
REVIEW OF THE PHILADELPHIA
MARKET,
For the week ending Friday evening. Anil
I'D, 1916.

AMERICAN COTTON AND WOODEN
GOODS-The demand Tor all seasonal l. style,
OF Dry Goods continues good, aud prices are
without cssewtaal alteration since the opening
of the spring trade, both the commission aud
job houses arc doing an extreme business.
BEESWAA-Smsll sales Of good yellow n,
2SlG2glc.
CoFTON-The market has acquired addi
iiotiai hfmness since tho close OF last week.
aud the receipt OF later news from England
with the high rates ruling at ell the Southern
ports tend TO s,iiien prices; ~spinners being well
supplied sales ior the past week are m,hcr
limited, and comprise about $40 bale, Moh;ie
ana New Orleans at $40 l0kc, and $50 In
lands including repaeked at 7i6sic, all on
the usual terms.
FRUIT-Thc only sale of momcn, is 1000
boxes Sicily Onsnges and Lemons a, s2s. ali
round; kaisins IN better demand at So Is: hui
little doing IN other articles.
fLAA-We quote Western firm at 1874
cents.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There IA, b,e,
very little animation la The Flour market This
week, aud the inquiry for export towards tbr
close SEEMS 10 have almost subsidized ~. ar.
advised OF sales for shipment. to the extent a,
1000 bbls, chiefly common brands. NJ 3 4
selected al l 81 S7k.
"iNohNu-Somc further sales OF crude
have taken place at 36c.
HOBS are lower aud csnno, be quoted owe,
2Sc, at which rates sales have been made.
|. LEAD-rhem market is depressed and ,one
holders Offer to sell at So s7iss3 90. s mos
LEArHER-There is little or no alteration
To notice In this article since las, week. and
prices remain unchanged.
rkoNiSlONS-Conlinue 90 arrive very
freely and holders are compelled in mos, in,
stances TO store; Pork inactive and Offered in
large lots at Sill and sl0 for mess and mime
small Sales at sillssl2 and sl0fSslOl.
Beet. sells only ior ship stores a, sssss "a,
messs, aud $40 foT e1tn; Bscon. the MAKE,
II depressed. We notice small sales Of civ
smoked Hams at 7s7ic, Shoulders AlSsl
aud 10 pickle and bulk sales to the extern, 81
i2,OO pieces have been made al 5ls6c. e.,
Hams, tte. Tor Sides. and 3isic. Tor Side
snd St~ic. Tor Shoulders, cash and ,i,ne.
Lard, IN moderate request, with s.les al a.
'fe' Tor bolsand kegs. mostly a, the forms,
Pnce. small lots bring 7is7ic. Butter. with
out demand and price nominal; Cheese. bu,
niue sclling' we quote at 7is6ie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
CITY OF wHEYIJNG

%, IL 'oVsciL, April &, 1916.
Ine following applications Tor licenses for
Oohee Houses OF the first cisss. were present.
.o ana 'sid oa the table until the next meet
William p. Clarke, 10 b. ken, N, W.,.,.,
william Stamm. 70 be hept ON Union !,
Al the same meeting Che G~olloyvine s~ocl;s.
uons were presented fos licences for 0ri,os.
res and ordered 10 be laid on the table until
ne next meeting. via
ward. ""' ~
WIN. lasedock. TO be KEEP, on Main street. s,b
OooIac Strobe, 10 be KEEP, on Market space
Richard Porter, TO be kept on the Island IA
ward. ' ~
James Jelley. to be KEEP, on Water street. 81
Chas. hsiseI. to be KEEP, a, Ferry Landing. u
Henry s'euler. TO be kept ON Main street, IA,
Geo, w. Eeklar,. to be KEEP, on Main stree,
Jacob 4. Mime, TO be kept on Main street. n
".s,a a . Caldwell. to be KEEP, on Water
'O.a McCoFiney. TO be KEEP, on Main stree,
81 NaW. 1867
''@ss Mathen. TO BE- KEEP, on Monroe stree,
N1nsl"n Snidef 10 Be kept on Main street.
Nicholas Volr to BE- kep, on Market s,sc.,
~ ward. '
Lewis Suidef 10 b. kept on Water street. Al
ward. y"
'oss y. Botsfod TO Be kept on Water street.
M.sR~l wslmer 70 b. KEEP, on Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
TIKI VETO.

IL IS asserted IN some quarters. that Mf
Folk viii veto the River ami Harbor B;ll
winch viii pass Congress, making somev IA,
iear! appropriations for the improvement, Of
ohe naVigaeie rivers, aud the hortor Of IA.
county The object vf the appropriation !,
10 iacii'ate commerce. W. have no l,,ou
ledge ct what may De MIR. Polk's views ~, tho
subject, but We should not be at all sun,;sed
should he veto the bill. as it - Que par, q, IA.
iocoIoco creed, ihat the government - no,
permitted To do anything for the bcne6, q,
the PeoPie. L~ocoiocoism Ssactio.. ,,,;s
i"r reVe""e but not Tor proioefioa. The rev.
onue Is necessary TO paw the ogcer OF govern.
nent' bot protection is only INTENDED :,
rneht the people. L~ccolaco,sm declare. IA,
the revenue thus raised may b0 di,b,-..d J,
the payment OF the e@eer' efthe government,
put not IN Improving the hvs. OF bs,h,,s :,
Tue country because the people arc beneGt,od
Wy ue latter appropriation.
We csftsinly tiink that. in iu.,ie. :, 4,
party Mi Polk ough, to veto thai han =,
oil o'hrrs having Ihc sIightcs, claim To 80
" service to ihe people. The peoplc -
no claim upon the revcnuc-th., h.I..~
TIE ofhceioldcrs' 30 the party ia powc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
STEAM .,,,m.,

STEAM B0ATSUNk.-Thc steamer War
saw. with the hull of the Lexington in tow
descending the Missouri, struck a .nsr nj IN.
head OF Bonhomme Island, on "Wednesday e.
,ening, and went under 10 her boiler deck
Is a small boat aud has been running a, a
tuder IN the Missouri and Usage rivers ior
some time. There was but little freight ON
oand and the loss nno BE- very geat-ihc
probability il that she will be raised.
The steamer Warsaw. we learn, was pur.
chased a short time since by Cap, Kelsey,
who is TO rs, 81 500 for her. She was insur.
cd for 81 ,2OO.-St. Loris Neir Era.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08

CT The vile caiumuy which appear, in
The Argus OF Yesterday over the signature of .
uPon Col. pauiO,t will yet rebound and XIII
the oalumnis,or. Col. Thompson wrote home
with a view to 'he Senate intending 20 leave
The Impression that Col Pdriott drank. while
at kiehmond anlnow his organ rciterstes the
charge. IL Is false IA the breath of him who
brsi promulgated II, and as false under IA.
circumstances. as the blacklist heart tiae wodd
ooolt produce. IL /, one OF the ,iIcs, mean,
OF persecution, which The people of this dis
uiet wiu know how 10 treat. The persona
character OF the loco ioco candidate has been
held sacred so far as the wings are concerned.
bat let him and has friend. beware or tbe,
VIII iind their personalities will recoil On
Them ma manner they will dread. Thu PEG.
p'e oi THIS rcg,cn arc not prone to admir-
%oSlumny AMI peTsecUaon ia any one.