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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
A MYSTERY SnI.vEn

A MYSTERY SOLVED. The otbo, L..
errs' excitement occurred on the wharf
ooN on rather uncommon sham wa. 81
on BOARD sieamhOat directed 10 = nm ~
hentuckY. TWAS not known who bsd III, silI w
we box ON board and there was M 1T t 81
W,hich 10 ascertain. The appestsncc 81 a., ~
hoS was 70 singular, that e1efy pc,.or ~, w.
noart the boat observed IL. and es,6 ~ ~ ~
own conjecture as TO rs contents. Atieoa,L
suspicion took a tangible form suJ :, 81
openly laslTuaiel that the boz ,ont.,,e, y" %
aSad BODY '''''s'ned a.
ueer. " VIC hngi
perfectly agree with you. ,s,J ,b, H.,
WHY ! perceive the scent o. Al, 80. =,
~" IN Pilot Aud the olfactorics =, ,li
board agreed with those Of the Pill, NJ ="
element bccame intense. The bo, g., ~,
on shoref ant the most frirhild rooie,.,, ~
ao'ui murder &c. wese IN evcry bfsI, .,,,,.,,t
~ iengih, 81 general council Off. oe,....l
y was determined "a send for tbe W. - 80
icf AMI open the box. ''''s'
mat Official csgc. armed win = -.
al'' commission. and sftef oil co,sccroed -,
D'tn collected round llpc mysterious ~, ~
ao'einniy proceeded 20 the diseh,,ge 90 Al. ~, n'
~. Sonne Of The rcn bc,snne sicL s, ~ w
70 81 "sat was - appcaf anil tls g.,
'U % hsn'hed with horror ALL
"'' aI''f neh VS. drawn un'fI b, /, M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
AUlt iDA Al.
BY TIE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAsHrHGToS, Nav II g, Z. NJ.
DT - : ~ A. fpF ~. -


Since tho Cars left. the War Bill has been
read third time and passed, by vote Of III
to IL.
The bill recognizes the existence ~ war, an.
proWiates $1,000 600 and authorizes the
President TO acccp, the services of 80 600 vol
untccis.
In addition 20 the present military and ma
yal ioTCe the President IL authorized to com.
pclc all tlie public armed vsssels and to pur
chase such merchant vessels and STEAMBOATS,
as can easily be converted into armed vessels.
The title Of the bill was amended 20 as Ia
read an act TO. provide for the prose cuiion OF
The existence of war between the United States
and Inc Republic OF Mexico
The anne udnenis Of Tive senate ie-'i.s MI
providing for The jur,o~---'f f'c ranB and hlc
o( ti,s -, VEN fsken up anil concurred iu
iney increase the number Of men IN each com
panY from 10 20 100 and extended the term
Of set,icc from three 20 Ave years. The n suSs
Nirn adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
BREACH IN THE pENNSyLyANIA

SANAL'---A magnetic telegraph despatch
from Lancaster to the Philadelphia Ledger
snn1unces that breach has occurred in the
SSnsquehsnna Division, above the junction.
lDuheans Island , which cannot be repaired
Is tnousht, IN less than ten days Some
sixty feet of the new embankpent 6oye hcen
washed away, FIFTEEN FEET beloo ne bottom Of
fhe canal. The State officers have gone un ~
rui them on TO repair tho breach.
Pittsburgh Post
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
pRATu OF AN EDlToR.-Thc {

DEATH OF AN EDlToR.-Thc Colum-
bus Gazette, published at Columbus, Indiana
comes 10 us clothed in mourning for the death
Of franklin ID. Petit, the Associate editor of
that paper. meeting OF the citizens was
held at the Court House, which passed the
customary resolutions of respect TO his me
mOrY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
STEAMBOAT BuRNr.-Tho q,

u Citizen OF the 18th inst. says: The Steamer
Fulton which arrived yesterday morning re
ports the loss by fire, OF the steamboa, Oliver
anderson with most OF her cargo, Sunday
night, about four miles above Madison, Ind
She was on the Kentucky shore. No live.
lost
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
BATTLE on THE RIO GRANpE

The Robert Fulton jus, arrived. reports Chat
she hailed the }. W. White. "a rapid boaD on
the Mississippi, and that she reports news
from The army; that at the laies, accoun, bat.
ne was then going on between the army of
1enersl Taylor aud the Mexcans'! We give
" as II come. - Cincinnah Chronicle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

O-S- The Argus of yesterday adopts the u
Universal sing song OF editors tina, DO no, know
what to say for themselves 1t says it can no
longer descend 10 spend its time aud paper up
on us. We felt bad Immediately, and fud-
ing we were so low as that. Involuntary be-
gan 20 feel with stick, TO ascertain il Ne
were not almost 10 the bottom
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
CONGRESS.

The war bill passed the Senate ON the 18th
inst, 10 to ?, with two unimporiant amend
menis. The House concurred in the amend
ments, and the Bill is now a law.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

We chcerfully publish the following irag-
ment from the pen OF Ellen Ii contains
much true poetry, aud bcspeaks heart alive
a" liza ,A.'a~. '''si'vuors and Impressions OF
nature;-and IN saying this, we bes,ow upon
the writer the highest eulogium; as the quail
tics OF the heart, endcar TO US their posse ssor.
when her beauty shall have decaycd forever.
We hope frequently to be favored with the
productions OF ELLEN" $3.50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

CO.. We regrct to see Mr.. Calhoun taking
the ground hc docs upon the subjcc, Of our
difficulty with Mexico. lie was one OF ,hc
Grs, aud fast irienls of annexation, and NOW
disinel.ned 70 ablhr by lhe conscqncnees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

CO. Yesterday was smother lovely day.
warm and delightful lor vegetation. Our
country friends now oul, feel anxious Tor ierr
that their wheat / too rank and heavy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

jerk the top few OF. and--a superb fiddle was
before them. The box was nailed up and Ia b
ken on board without another word.-Pii,s-
bufrch y0urHal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

The passenger IN the STEAMER Great West.
ern, on her recent trip 10 New York. have
presented 10 Capt Matthews piece of plstc
As token OF their estimation Of his hind at
ienilons DUNG the .o,ngc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

We received last night New Orleans pa
peTs oil the 9th instant. No later account
have been received from the seat OF war.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

LORD MEtCALFE.-The Montreal ga.
re'te STATE 'hal adyicct by the last mail gavs
,tceedtnsif unfavor1le sceountsof The bSsfih
81 io'd He''''if ~ was nDidiv sinking
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
100000.

Grand eoH'OliGasd Loaeryof Deiauoare & Georgia
Glass No. 81,
70 be drnwn al Wilmington. Saturday. NAV 23J.
! OF s6OOOO Of 10000 l OF $4,000 OF 1900
oI $3.50 vii make SiI6A36
BESIDES DnmerOu, smaller prizes.
10 Nos. Is dawn hallo,s. Tickets 500 cetIi6.
cate ui 20 whuIes 5000; shsyes in psopos,ioo
Call or send In " l. DofseT's Lossy Office and
Pufchaso tickets IN the above splendid scheme.
package may have IN The five highest prizes,
amounting ~ sli6136.o any other Eve number
Tickets. Call at ~ L DORSEY'S.
may IL AoEsr for PAIss & Co. Managers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

a, "P'i"s ssd Summer Dry Goods, sucb
Cloths Of erery color:
CassimeIes and ves,inps.
Merno Cassimeres for Bows w..
Summer Coating; WAR
Cotton Pantaloon Stuils of ev.,
Tweeds and Jeans; 'a''S'5;
Organdie and Bingham Lawns: 'o"es'
New style Ginghams;
Alpacas all colors;
PIints IN great variety Of the latest s,yl,s,
flain Jaconet and Cambria Muslins:
Plaid and Fancy Muslius Of every kind.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Cotton Hosiery OF
every kind. "a
ALSO-Florence Braid Bonnets:
common Straw do
Horse hair and Gimp do:
Mems and Boys Leghorn and Straw Hats.
Very superior Leghon Hats for children:
Bonnet Ribbons; Cap do;
Artificial Flowers;
Fancy Shawls;
Emoroldd Thibot and Mouselin blaine do.
fancy Scaris and Neck Ties.
WIN every other article ia our LIME ALL of
which Will. BE SOLD on the very Iowe,,,erm..
may is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

DEATH OF REV. c, T. ToRREY This in.
divldual who has been confined in the Mary
land PenitentiaTy for the las, Ia months Tor
enticing away The slaves OF Mr.. Heckro,,e
died on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. of
consumption. lie had been i'll for long
time, and every care was taken of him and
every comfort that eau be found in State
prison administered by the kind hearted war.
den ana his ofhcers.-His body was given 10
has friends, who had applied for it. under The
law OF The State, and was last evening carried
on TO Philadelphia. thence 10 be taken 10 his
former home in Massachusetts, for intefment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
ATTEMPT TO BURN NEW YORK. -

There was AL attempt made by gang of in
oendiaries to burn the city OF New York by
firing number of stables on Saturday night
week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
SHOOTING DESERTERS.

y most NlEfdNonupAt - commenced
in Congress, we perceive. and will, We dare
say be schocd By portions OF the press. because
two dcserters have been shot by the picket
guard OF Gen. Taylcr's army. The facts ap.
pear to be that numbero of American soldiers,
more than 6 certainly, since were drowned.
aud two were shot, made an attempt 10 de-
seTt by swimming the nveT which separates
the Ame lean irem the Mexican armies
They were of course. as soon as perceived,
summoned To return and told which they we'll
knew, that it they persisted, they would be
fred upon. Two were killcd-how many
made good their deser,ion is not said-nor
does IL appear whether the four who were
drowned, were 10 drowned because of the fire
upon them. Upon this state of facts it is
graycly maintained that a crime was commit
ted, because deserters WI here shot without pre-
vious trial Does not the objection seem al
most ludicrous, II we may use such word,
in connection with tragic cvent2
First tried how were they to be tried, how
caught To be subjected 10 iral I'm the face
II not OF an enemy at least an adversary force
"a band OF soldiers desert their colors--brcak
through the line OF sentincls that guard the
camp, and plunging into narrow river
where no means OF pursuit are at hand, are
sure 10 make good their escape, unless fired
| etNh - w b"o'b NNI'itooii Auci' SNdNioutu
with loaded muskets in their hands. for tina
purpose among others. These desertcrs knew
thai tho attempt, il discovered, would draw
upon them the fire OF the guard.-They, BY
entering the army, had agreed that ii should;
such IL the unvaryiug usage of every army, in
peace or an trdr, To post scniinels with loaded
arms, TO prcven; dcscrtion and other volat ions
ot orders; and IN every service, our own inclu-
ded, instances even in the time of peace are
numerous, where men thus attempting deser-
ton have been fred at, and properly fired at.
IL - thcreiore,w repeat part'oi the contract
well known to the soldier, as the ofiiccr-that
he who attempts To desert, in the face of a
guard and when summoned 10 dcsist and re-
Turn, still perseveres-iS to be shot at.
Soldering Is not childs play. Muskets are
not loaded and put into the hands of sentinel,
duly posted, to become useless. when the oc-
casion for using them occurs: and cspcciall,
Is this not 10 b. expected under circumstance.
oi quasi war such as those which exist on the
hio Grdndc, where moments relaxation OF
Just and necessary discipline, might al ono,
leopard the safety Of the army aud the honor
OF the Republic.
We trust there will be no hating or hcsita.
ton IN public opinion upon this subject
however plausible the appeal to humanity.
The right Is clearly and in,ontcs,ibly with
those who enforced discipline OF the spot. and
IN the only way il could b. enforced at all
". y. Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15


WANTED.
M NTED lsINEDlATELY Six eorl
w Miilinefs To work on silk aud Straw Bon
ne'''a' The New York Fancy Millinery Sore, cor.
"et % Church and Union -; Opposite the Catholic
o"o'ch 'he h'shesi wages gwen.
may IS ANNA WADE
TO THE PUBLIC.
n. r. FEENY, respectfully informs tho
citizens OF Wheeling. that he will attend TO
posting Books settling Accounts. or doing
any Whiting committed 10 his care His
charges viii BE- moderate. and he will be
umnhiul Tor any business in the above line.
may ~
ID. PAINE 4 co. MANAGERS.
WHEELING. VA.
npWn No 81 Grand cunsplids,ed Lottery Of Della
"'fe sod Georgia ciass ~ Gur MAY .
81 ~ 90 lt ~ 20 2 81 a. Is ~
LIVES Prize SO nett
Ns9' ~ u $1,000 share. syd to = gentleman
90 wheeling
Pptomts Lottery. cls.. 20 ior Nav n
I 50 . - SO 26 90 10 ~ 10 a. 3s ID
L'~eH p'txo ~.
Delaware ,Smlil ny, eisss It2 f,f N,v H.
% % a. - 90 s. ~ % 80 ! o. ~
I8wer % ~ 81
l. iOhSEf Agenf
may i5 Tsf ID Paine A a., At,....
lyon THE LADIES' - u r. nOKNBROoK.
hsNe just Feed ssusiy n Fancy articles,
a"'ns which are Fsus ~ vifioos asd beautiful
'J''', Purse and bag Trimmings Of new styles.
" t"''l "ecl worked Bags and Purses u new
49, Hesl tomhs. Bfeasl and shawl Psnfi sies'
W'ith 1u'fd.. Black Pgka Coaabs very p'e'y &c
~ 1sil ani see hen and u VIII 1ey 700 W
me "s"ble siihs Vsus,y Store ou Monroe :"
mHy l5
nRESs TRIMMINGS --D'es. Banoos. Fnn.
- ers sui Gimp. aiso pfeu ord AID fasscis.
-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
oGDENSBURGH ANDLAKE CHI,

oGDENSBURGH AND LAKE CHAMP
LAMA letter, dated Potsdam, April 18th,
says:
have the pleasure of informing YOU that
the stock OF our railroad from Ogdensburgh Ia
Lake Chaplain is all taken. A meeting OF
stockholders 10 elect directors will be held al
ogdensbuIgh on the first Monday of June
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
AWFIL SIrIclnK

AWFUL SUICIDE "A man, by the nan,
o. Palmer tailor by trade, (,,ho has worked
N WIS o''y'l canie 10 his death IN horrible
manner on Nondsy nigh, last, al CASTOR -
Just before The hour Tor the arrival of ,ho
iFeigh, train OF cars from Petersburg IIe went
on The track, lsid himself down between The
Rails cfossw'se. IBIS mech Oh tho iron bar. and
ms ieet hrmly brscel against the oppos,ts
raj Iu tbs awful situation he swsitsd the
.Pproech oi the Locomotive having attached
rsie,o TWENTY-FIVE hea'ily laden can oil 81
winch passed over his neck produe;,g =,
co1r5s, instant death We lad placed bis hat
a. convenient distance m which was louud
letter announcing bis determination n
Shuttle on this modal col. /" and asking ccr.
tain gentlemen named therein. 70 make sonne
provision for bis destitute wife and three chill
'nn ilh' y ilIf saDs mao who. last wear.
Jumped out OF ih, third story window Of the
bollDgbrook Hotel Potcrsbrg Raieigh. y
4 Reft'sr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
AWFUL DISASTER ATSFA

The Swedish sloop OF war Charles Krona
from Havana for Sweden. was upset in a squat
OH Maianzas on the 81 instant, and immedi
ateiy sunk-canying down to wst-ry grave
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN SOULS,
seventeen OF the crew managed TO keep afioa,
by clinging to spars. &c and were afterwards
picked up by the borquo Swan and carried in
to Philadelphia. The only officer saved was
Lieut. A. NJ. Thersmeden. Lieuts. Snevin.
Bit and Beyersrobc are lost.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

LOUIS PHiLLIPES LIFE. IN. Nae
York Minor. SD sllulng II, m, lsst s,,s,,,...
70 sssssslnate the Hing Of tho Ftc,, 10y
Inc cbs0u Which o I lhc liie ~
- '1 w" w great uusssIs.insfed r. Il
agNnsi lns le few fper1ars bit 80, IN
20 nave definite political ob.e,t Tbe,...r,
70 oayc had acafce a public aim o. slf r,e,
have osen msde on prip1'c account So,,,
frenchman gets pf'd Of living. aue vi.b,s %,
81 og' OF the world with eclat. and so fre, =,
Tie most conspicuous mark be ,ao fu5 an
order To become himself the hsngnsn's prev
~ ne calculates the chances of escape and
thinks 20 1--we q hero u h. escapes diving as
m1af.yf' Love oi Lma is Lis madness In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

loNNErs! BoNNETs ,-Bsaid apd S:;mn
- B"nnr's Just reed at SEATON'S No IS
Main st. Wheeling. Va.
Also Chiiiren's GiIrp Cypseys. NAV 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

NRENCII WORK COLLARS fine an,
neat French Work collar IL Tor sale nj NV
store ff"m 81 cts 10 $500 each
may Ia . FAiRCuILD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

NEW sIIAD AND HERRING.
"A SUFPLf Of New SIlAD and HERRING.
just reed by ID WOODROW.
mayi2 sst Main .,rs.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

nE u"'i r.isncd respectfully return. N,
thanks 10 ihe Citizens of wha.,,ny aud .u,-
rounding county ior Tie liberal paironsre ~. r..
heretofore received. and would solicit the aite.,;o
VI p"f'n"ser" To his new stock of DRY GOODS
~"'o ne determined To sell a, prices less Than
offered ,hIs season Ia The CITY
w GOODRICH. Market SNARE
may Ia Nssi door To . w IIci.k,Il..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15
IT'S COME

IT'S COME.
VIE Ex'ens've assortment OF Fre.co u.u
Il Chamber PaPen. Also Windos. RI,rJ. .I's
,s'Sn' style Ere s. rrcn,.Teas,crs aud R,,s., -.
.'', anu see them ior they Arr pretty. Tor ihsv
INC latest styles ard I'VE just been receive, -
me Eosi. Particulars 10 morr-w Psices q II, 80,
r nORNBRooKs
may u M,,,,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-15

ms 10 TO 'erii'y that have sold gu, 10 w
S""''rh oil my claims IA the sock OF Goods
w G"odtich !, duly authorized Ia ,eJ, all .rc,,,.
' "'" may III STONE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-29
Later from the Squadron.

Lieut.. w. B. Mclean, of4he Forward,
arrived in New OrOleaps on the 9th inst,
on tow boat, with dispatches from Com.
modore Conner 10 Government, and a
mail from the squadron.
The Forward left at Tampico four gun
boats, captured at 'Tabasco, the steam
schooner Spitfire, the Nonata and schoon.
er Malone, Com. Corners flag being
hoisted on the latter.
On the night of the 26th ofNovcmber,
about midnight. the U. S. brig Somers,
then lying at Green Island, four or five
miles distant from Vera Cruz, sent a
boat with Lieut.. Parker, Passed Midship-
men Robert Clay Rodgers and J. R. HYn.
son, with five men, aud burned the Mex
lean brig Creole, moored to the castle OF
San Juan.
The officers who distinguished them
selves on the nigth ofuhe 18th November,
by burning the Creole. also succeeded in
capturing seven Mexican prisoners. No
one injured except Passed Midshipman
HynsOn. who was burned by firing his
pistol into some powder TO set the brig
on fre-he is doing well. -.
| On the morning of the 81 December
Com. Perry sailed from Tampico on an
erpidifion not knosca, with the following
vessels Of war: steam ship Mississippi
steamer Vixen, slooP John Adams, anc
schooners Bonita and Petrol. Com. Con.
nor. with the remainder ofhis force, viii
in all probability, remain at 'Fampico un
til sufficient number of troops arrive /,
warrant his leaving. The health OF Com
modore Conner, officers and crew, good
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-29

III las: time for che present session that the
'ssIsashter pens Gas some are pleased 10 call this
sperissot meetings hsre.) was 40 sngage in The
work Of neutrality-suspicious. ON the part of
the respective candidates & their several friends.
wa. OF the most interss description.
Al IN cary hour 10 the evening the bar Of the
S-nats chamber was dcnseiy crowded, az well IS
were the lobby and gallery, with members. eahdi-
dates. and spectators. Gen. Warren, ihs Srna-
tor Eom Shelby county took the chair, and hats
of. and clearing out of spectators, to the lobby
md gallery was teen directed. The names of she
respective Candiiates. were announced, und on
the third ballOI, ChaIles "a. LanpIev, the present
Editor OF the State Register having received a
majority Of all the votes given. was by acc:ama.
ton dominated as the Candidate for Public Prin-
asT. TIE vote stood shus-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-29
1o.Is. CONQUERED duEIng he We .wilh Me-.

tories conquered during the war with Mex-
leo.
Mr.. HARRISON objected that the publis
caiion ofthe official correspondence might
prove detrimental to our National inter-
ests, by giving the enemy possession Of
the views and plans adopted in the prose
cuiion Of hostilities.
Mr.. Davis contended that the President
had committed an usurpation Of power no.
authorised ny the Constitution or the law
Of nations. @
The debate was continued, in defence
ofthe President, Messrs. Douglass, Rhett,
HARRISON and Holmes; and, in opposition,
by Messrs. Schenck. Winthrop, and Vim.
tom: but without taking the question. the
House adjourned.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-29
DONaTION PARTY.

The friends of the Rev. Mr.. WALKER,
are invited to attend DONATION Party,
at his house in Joliet, on the afternoon
and evening Of Friday, the lst Of January.
FIREMAN MACK, 8. w. SFoNE,
JOSIAH BEAUMoNT, NJ NORTHWESTERN,
s Managers.
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& Letter paper, Quils, Memorandum K Blank
Books, Toy Books e. S'ates &c
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.Wasrshats,s Sale.
Ux,rED SrArEs CIRcrr ExlcurroS n

USlTED STATES CIRcUlT EXECUTION No. 1909.
BY virtue Of a writ Of plu. f ia for No. St5,
to the dirscte.', from the United States Circuit
Court for the District of Illinois, in favor Of III
lion Adner, of Davidson, and against tfearv G..
Hubbard and Gu-don $. Hubbard, have levied
upon II 9 following property lying an the Cooi.iy
of WilI-to wit:
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sPaaso1rEED, Dec. %. 1886.

SPNNGTIELD, Dec. 20 loAO. q
SuAs:--Ths mos. interesting .pecsscle ever
bshsid ia the way O caucus nominations, was en-
acted N the Senate chamber last evening. on tte
occasion Of nominasing candidate, 70 be sup-,
poriedby sbe de -aO=rsey Of The Legislature for
Public Pfintsr iO' ths ensuing two years.
There were number OF candidates in The field
foF the oAee. N taes aImoss ever seeiion Of lie
STATE had iD fasosiss, and as shis wss % 5.
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ScHooL, BOOKS.

- AUNDER'S LIST Ind Sd and 9th Readers,
- Saunders Spelling BOoss, Webster's do do,
Oincy's Geography and Atlas. Davi'' Is AIiihma-
tics, Kirkha,n's tiraminaTs, Comstock's PhilOsD-
phy, Blank Books, Letter paper by she Relm,
Fools Cap do by the ream, foI sale at LOVES
on CHIc AGO 81. Oct az 1886.
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TO FARM Frs.
JOLIET
WOOlIeM Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
IssoiIment of cloth Of his own manufacture which
ne proposes TO exchange for wool. He will giss
one yard cf good hraey cloth FIR two aud has
pounds Of wool Of the same quality; or he vii
work wool upon shares as follows: give one bali
,he cloth the woOl makes b. receiving eight ets-
per yard from the customer upon his half He
will also man ufacturc tor customers bLANkEIS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as we'll as SAIL
NETT & FULLCLOTH.