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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
HATS. HATS FROM eI SO To .. 90

uAT-. HATS FROM al so To 90 90.
pERS9Na wanting a cheap la, win please eal Al
HAMPERS. Ne has always sold his bats cheaper
bsn any other establishment IN the CITY. lie has them
this time that e afford retail Nspt Hats 81 80
Russia al sSo Call and see them together with Glazed
na- WINE sSd Black Wool Hats. Round TOPS, Drsi
sporting Hats together with slsrge lot OF Care Of
oos qualities. which viii sell cheap and mistake
Wheeling. August q, 1876
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10
ECLECTIC SCHOOL HOOKS.
John ". On and Others compliments.

Johh W. GIN and others complainapts,
rs
lehu r Forsyth. Daniel g List Trus IL CHAScERr.
Zee, aud Others, defendants
Ohlo County. Nirginii ''' w
he parties IN the above sse and All oste,. interested
VII laSe notice that pufuani tho decree of aid ooayt
c ~ ta'a cause ON The goth day az June tssB A VII
Po,ee1 on ths rsi day Of September Isl6 Al nav ofe
!. W ~ OF heeling, 10 take and state the seoousss
we Hentsi and the other creditors ~ J.,n ri Fsr.vab
sNd lon r. Forsyth and Co. on she detss r,entne2 In
u,td 81 trust for satd John FORSYTH 90 Va alisup
at'etify' copy Of which - Sled with the hi snd az
~ order aud priority w which the are
on the rust property and fund under thai aeI
e=ceItainins also which fthem are deiss ~ Io ~ 60
SYN and Co aud which Ofthcm are the senar.,s
sonn forsyth ALSO, the amounts due the srelto,.
otthc Demands specified in the deed M ~, - sssne
lei nom SAID James H. Fofsytb 10 csr,. sun. 1lS,
CODY ~ which D. hled with paid Liil and ~ -
Etyty ~ Muich TIE same are chafreafie ~, ~. -.
,u ,s,.n py Wat deed ALSO. 81 the ,,ro,e,,v -
."hto. wicb have come 10 the bands IN the 49, "a 80
bury Lowthef snd Daniel ts respeet,,cI 80 Al,sf
"i .ald deefis Of trust 10 tie hand. n 80, ~
~ we "uef 81 ciihsf Of THEM OF uhere,y,fh
tH p justly ehafgoahle and % the dispoaiti,r - -.
'uFIe'i made ~ each ~ Them and 81 III iost rgsgt,
t,iicd % Shieh ssd Trustees respectively
"th niriingniShug in said accounts the f,spssste,
lrsifci o. e trust fund sfsina out ~ tIs ,,s, -
E 'cis "i thc Fas J0hn Fufsgf5 sns - 60 49, ~
H,-l i1 fespec ~ the separate pfnu~stv IN folsr N
ed also. tom tiose 81 the trust created ~ ssd
deed Rom James " Forsyth - '4
~ rrrsnus caifning deifs or tueu,,tr,,s.. sb..a,
W l-' rti ifusi property aud effects sre b come M ~
if me iHd prove their fcsprcfi,e demand ~ a. g.
epleiHieh of iffhey fsii a. 10 thev an ~ 80,
- ~. ,l- fen oi ihe said decree any deefes "a
,,.,, JAMES PAUL.. COMMISSIONER
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HoBENsACK's INDICATED
WORM SYRUP.

TT "a he brought before the pco,,e and made knovn
unto the world that V tho greatest destroyer
o' me age Also that a s entirely vesei produe
ton. and that H " gaining noioriety which has never
been surpassed by any OF the worm wonders
We ouef one OF TWO certificates to the .key
ioa and 10 show lie decided effects IN extermnstinR
worms.
srRIso GAsprs. March :. ist5.
me.'s. j. y n o. = Hohcnssck-t;entcmcn-U nso-
nehed send this testimonial concerning your invAlua
he Moderated Worm Syrup Prom .a,ly infancy my
oengntefs child now OF " months has been soreiy
n,e,ea WIN worms causing daily the and
distressing paine. A. times she would almost frantic
and perfectly unmsnagcahe; would run ar and dow the
noor sno knock herself against the wall
OF apng time ignorant Of the cAnSe-a length
being impressed the belief ina, worms were the cause
W. commenced giving several medicines for such com
plant from which the child derived hcneht Whatever
Ne matter Of oourse she much reduced In des aud
had all the symptoms of such complaint Aeeident.I
" meeting with one of your circulars were induced
TO Try your medicine We he'd no, used hut few day
eio'e great many worms brought from her one,
@ sN inches IN length, and several IN size frou,
one TO four inches need scarcely add that the child
Ms speedily relieved, and that too before had urei
one 70 cent hottie Of your Worm Syrup She " now en-
ure'y nee from those pains and doing we'll.
feel that would he unkindne-s on my psrt 10 with
90 therefOFe most Enthusiastically recommend your Mei
ea'ed Worm Syrup medicine possessing siper xcci
lent qualities. Very respectfully.
MIN oi the 6ospel, Marshsll II. door below Brown.
- PuLA MAY IS 1915.
Messrs j. n. a G.. &. HobensAok; -C:eniIenen: have
and am happy say my hands u has sue eeaed to It's
Intentions fully Justify my confidence in its use
mink u one Of very best preparations IN use.
honn, &c e. w. APPLETON. NJ. ID.
No. 90. south Street.
Prepared only by J. n. g. G. & HoBENeiCK n T.
corner Of Second and Coates streets Philadelphia Price
purchasers JOEL HoBENsACK, wholesale Agent,
Martins Perry, Belmont county, Ohio.
Agents IN Wheeiing.-Wsn A Son, South Wheeling.
JAMES Baker Main street. l.. M'Neely Main street g.
Jepson, Grocer. Market street aug II Iy
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VIRGINIA.-ls CHAscERY--At Rnics held in the
and Chsnesty for tie county OF ONO n Tie month OF
August, lel6.
Isaac n. PamPhrey. Executor Of Bcan Humphrey. de
ceased. t.o,npistn.u.
LsehsrtSh Humphrey, Magdaiine Punpbrey Geo. re
Washington humphrey. Eliza e h Humphrey wife .f
furphrcy infant child and heir al law of th said IV
liam Humphrey, deceased, Lewis Hull and Eii,a M.
VIE; Melissa Humphrey, Catherine Humphrey, and
caroline fumphey, infant children OF the said Zsrha
ran humphrey Rcssin Humphrey and John A. Good
The defendant Res-in Humphrey not having c,,,.rcd
ne appearance and given security according the act
Assembly and the rules court and a. appeafnp by
satisfactory proof that he s mhaiiau OF this com.
- ordered that the said defendant 10 appear here on he
nrs day OF The next Fall tins court AVID answer
TIE compartments btu aud that copy ~ this order hc
tofthwith inserted IN newspaper published an the
the city OF Wheeling for two uons S,,crrsiyriv and
posted at the mont door Of the house ooun
~. n copy toric. ALIEN 4 \. ann EN
JEwrrT A ALEXANDER aug ~ Pan clerk
" IRGtNIA.--IS CHAScEnY.--At rule. held IN tho
v Clerks Office ofthc Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chaneery for the county Of Ohio the month OF
August, 1916.
Robert Barlow Copri.,n.,,
merchant Befefd, tr, Morgan Ncson aud Jesse Buiard
The Complainant having q ed an amended biIl md the
oeedan Deford not having entered has appearance aud
gwen security according To the ri Assembly and the
rules ofthir Court aud appearing nv Satisfactory proof
thai I've " not Az inhahtant 1.-THE ComnIunwcatof Viz
gnu. on motion 81 The Complainant hy counsel
dercd that the said Defendant do appear here on the s
day Of the Fail OF this Court and answer lie
ComPainants bile, and thai copy of this order forth
inserted ~ some newspaper published M the ciiy 81
Nheelne for two months sueoessvey and posted the
texie. airy n am ~ ~
Coon. aus 20 I'm CLERK.
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tie IaIt rog wei snd 30 ihs hnesi hesiih.
IsIf. Hp fsN BNANuHTTW
BEIVARE or COUNTERFEITS.

Na tfrt ffrrfil and 90 tn ths Agent hen fou wsut
lfsHffe.s W tcu tuu tfe ~ ths genuine ARTICLE
heH 5000 aufcaee uihsfuiee enquire whoiher the ger
ru Frtn9 'hfu toVs te ris De- offers sou genuine
'ffifrf' l''f Gfefy unn kuoes whefher The srti.
fe Hf .ffs Sen De- true ~ fsise Heu ~ cheats
TITO glove fausble medicine f1f ssIf in WHEELING ~
Haf ~ UFAInuWfl.u
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LOOK HERE.

IT any persons are in 81 FLY NETS is.t can a,
n No ta Nam street, have stni some very neat
ONES ana wish 10 sel them while the season lasts ana VII,
close ihen uiit al small advance cost and ea,Tiage
We nave just finished splendid Carpet Bs1, ana
Saeheis, which We VIII sell low for cash csu ara 80
c"S - NiCDlsI. a CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-10


IL CHANCEkf.-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
a. law ana Chsnoery for Marshall county.
MARY Todd Against Catherine Henderson. Sylvester
aowier and wife Mary, Samuel Smith the elder James
need and wife Elizabeth. Samuel Smith the younger
Mary Smith, Margaret Smith, Nancy Smith Jane
smith John smith. William Smith, and which said
SaiheFne Henderson and Mary Fowler sisters and
Samuel smith The elder Is brother Of Wallace smith
deceased. and the said Elizabeth Reed. samuel the
younger, Mary. Margaret Nancy. Jane, John and
william are children OF John Smith, deceased bro
thc OF SAID Wallace Smith. and all heirs law OF him
The said Wallace Smith; and Edward Ray and Samuel
SMITH administrators Of The said John Smith deceased
and Others.
Inc above named psrtes will take notice that shall
on idAy, The 18th day of September 49, bousc
- Thomas Elder, IN AAnehe2 a., Brooke ooun.
W virginia take the deposition OF Martha Smith To he
tesd IN evidence IN this and they will also take
tiee that shall on Monday, the 18th day Of seplemter
1885, al the ONCE Of Jacob A. fitEhugh. IN Wheeling Viz.
gnia lake the deposition OF John Pearson others
70 lie read ~ evidence In this And II from
the akinn Of the said dispositions shall not he
or being commenced shall not he completed
pee've days efOre named. the taking thereof will he adj
lsuined rom lime 10 time until the shall re com.
Pie'ed aug II I'm MARY TODD
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ViRoiNiA--is cu.scxsr.--At Rules beid in the
Cierks once Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
August. 1876.
Henry swei'zer Complainant.
Moore, Msry NJ. L. Zane. The North Western Bank
OF Virginia, Robert 4. WOODS, Sheriff of Ohio County
and, a. such, Admnis sioi OF the estate OF Iucius W
stockton, deceased. William p. Copeland, Wilson
Smith and Mark Douglass. Defendants,
The Complainant having filed amended and sup.
Elemental hil and the refepdans Copeland Smith and
Dougsss not having catered their appearance and
security according To the art Of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court and Appearing ny satisfactory evidence
that they mhahitAnts OF the comtnunwea OF
Virginia. motion Of the Complainant by counsel n Il
ordered that the said defendants do appeal he,e on the
nrs; dsy ofih all ths Court and answer
the Complsinans hills, and that OF this order 10
fothwnh inserted in some newspaper printed the CITY
the front door Of the Court house of Ohio county
~ iesie. ALEX n lAIplEY
A.CALDwELt aug rs 2m Clerk.
" lkGINiA.-IS CHANorRY--A, ruies held m the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chsncerv fD Ohio
county. IN the month OF August. 1876.
Benjamin =. JUnkin, Complainant
James ID. Jackson defendant,
The Complainant having filed en- amended hill tn this
cause and the Defendant having entered appear
snce and given security according the act of Assem-.
MY aud The rules OF this Court appearing
factory proof that lie Is not uhshnant OF this Com.
nionweath, on motion Of Complainant hv counsel ~
ordered that the said defendant appcaf here ON
day OF the next all term Court aud answer the
said compsinauts hills, aud that cop, Of this odo lie
totthwm inserted IN some newspaper published an the
city OF Wheeling months sucrrsiyeIv aud posted
al the mont door OF the Court House Ohio county
4 copy teste ALIEN 4. LAIDLEI
y. CALDWELL. aug - 2m Clerk
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LADIFS, SIIPPERS
w. w. RILEY, PATENTEE.
PATENTED ISa3.
RILTf,S PATENT OINTMENT.
CAN'T DE DrATt

| lshDiGo Ems.
BLACK Msa,n,u'h Boc, .o,,h end OF Msrket squar,
! Trunk Iadies' Fine BLACK Kid slippers
d. DO tsiorrd Siippefs
Al-o Trunk Of Lsdie. ZINE Coiored Heir Carer. An
"fwsish VIII he sold how for cash; ,,e,,.
- y ~ JAMES BAKER.
ZOO KEGs EXTRA QUALITY WHITE LEAD
wv fr rsishy Bo BAKER q ROBERTS
1000 Lbs. GUN NzApAR. for ..,e by
/ -" JAMES HNkER
400 ms. cAMPHoR REFINED. received AID for
ICOD Hacy BD JAMES BAKER.
/ . TOYS En LEAp, ors.ieby
= ~ 80 JAMES BAKER.
IN aUrs sPIEIrs sr.aer,
~ Nv JAMES BAKER.
8 nsls VARNisn Of. superior qq.gy so,..'sey
y ~ ~ JAMES BAKER.
Go aBLs Noa NAcKgREl,-
- SSso a. %
90 a. 40 { rTims ,bsd
- hfao d. recsvcfthi.dry and f,r safe tg
,. vs. PAXTON a co.
TYoFFEE--so psgs R,o Coffee
~ ~ pocter old Governments LAYS Coffee fr.t ,,-..
- and for sale hy Jeip NV rAXT0N 4 60
& CASKS ErFuM sALTs- Received and a.,
D. HlIsON MORRISON.
EaLOrE.-Ftr.b rruund Fan,ay Flour ron, t,.e l,..
Ahis a'wa}s 90 bend sud iJf sale 81 irc oa Stand
Sb LiRwiN
LASTS. LASTS
n BARREL MenP fsrsinrnon ssfs
% WSg.s. a. d.
80 received 81 t,s soutb EBd OF Martet Square
g'P TODD HOWELL
RAcoN $500 n..iisu. o. roo o.. sho,ra-,.. .afeo
- ts.sHtcs. CO.. ss's ty ia tatFts
600 ghls oNa's.-e.
y 30 Losf suss,
i''iihds o sugsr Ieeeiysd snd for s.s 81,
FILMING HtNTEE y
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QUINCY FOUNDRY,
,0RNER Or MAIN * QUINCY STREETS
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SANDS e. co.

Warehouse No. z, AZ nroe Street.
THE subscribers prepared 10 make and keep
sianiiy hand al the Above Establishments al kinds
OF CasiiDrs, Cooking Franklin, Palioon. and Cannon
Stoves OF all sizes and psiierns lIoilowwarc Wagon
BONc Plough Castings Crates, Flat Irons, sugar and
Wash Kettles. sc. complete assortment. We have
Just received splendid patterns for PsrIot Grsos
the ever brought To this city. Persons who In
tend building respectfully requested them
before purchasing any other kind We have asrge lot
" patterns for Mil gearing the hest In the place whch
will order the lowest rates; also Thresh,
ing Machine Castings. We viii also continue TO manu-,
aoture the different kinds Of rlougbs complete, used
this section of and snied made
an the western oountry. We viii warrant all cast
Jugs aud other work done establishment and -
cheap he made in fitishurgh, Cincinnati any
other establishment in this city. Persons wishing to
purchase amy article an line will please give cat
and examine Tor themselves.
apI HAMILTON SANDS A. CO.
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= md ID I. CARPET AZ, p: 7 wARERooMS.

I'M Ohh WARE ROOMS.
No i47. MAIN STREET, WHEELING. Va
F3THEf keep constantly on hand very e,t,,si.. q.
- soflmeni of superior Mahogany. French a4I gteei
~ thaifsi kocktng Fhsirs. SOFAS lcf and 1ard t.t
dressing BUREAUS Bedsteads, Toilet sfst,ds 1870 =.
~ Together with every other article of rbe f,t.,
"e 49, hhishcd Furniture ever offered boz this rify
nm ana Mahofeny Framed Looking f.Ias.e. 81 e,..,s
nafciy ard price, Looking Ciass Plate. I'D ~. ~. 'f
T1us ana fctufe Frame on hsiid and us,fe fo 900,
Ploi@eik Nafc; consisting uf FesfHrr Red. na,i
a.. $40 fiuows Heir Cotton Hnsk spripr --5 s,..
80, 49, hanheis 0uits, f0mforts ssrE Inc u,f
tie,. Was 81 sll kinds. together with eyefg go,
on Fi"ls.efy hsfc, on hand sad d. 40 II, 49,,
NthHian ald Stat W iuG0w blinds Winfo,t gl..i.-. i.
49, taIlsy eld copf 81 ~ which will te .od sf yea,
- 80 aNi "A, tanied ~ The iss quality Aiso Ma
,.s,.haNy Neicofs, Uair CLOTH. Narrisf, g..ri.t &C..
,a,s.iessny knor. Send Paper Locks Hiuye. C..te,.
Cash. -" "~'ia e"u sofa i"iN, iai
49, 'i Use FURNISHED iil every article u Tnr
N 1910 eha vii lhc very tcst terms.
>" ~ h c"nnftiun with thr atfge We have tfs Lac
sne moe Splendid essortmsni Of Csrrcis usg. h,
h' iaHie Towers, A.. 40. ever Offered n thls r,tt
" % which VIII " soia olsspsr than has rgsr hen "a
! June CD. /
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Marble AND FREFSTONF-

NIhI DIE M u MES IUNE.
IE subscriber, thankful for former favors soiieis all
those wanting any thing In his line, zee him before
purchasing crew here. lie y and ~ lie receiving
hnc i OF an the kinds Of marble ordered which
'sgehc win his former stock, he win e al co and
carriage, allowing him dav wages for working tie has
now on hand and making MANTLEs, MONUMENTS,
ToMBS HEAD and FOOT, of various sizes and patterns
aud ~ least ten per cent cbeaper than In Pittsburgh Or
der addressed through the Post Ohoe or any Of our Com
mission Houses thankfully received and promptly aueu.
dcd to- Any bob costing S25 charge for lettering
MICHAEL ROliAN Marble 4 Freestonc Worker.
" rMind she old stand, No y, Lower end Of Market
Street, " hceng, Va ie34
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-25
From the New Orleans RsiorusT
Late Intelligence from the Seat of

Arrival Of the IT, States sloop of lsar Frf-TB, fsa,
Cumberland RaTit0a and Potomac. brig SOnuers and
sIoop John adams, Of the mouth Of the Rio rand,-
departure Of Gsn. TGylOr from Point Isabei-Engase-
nsnt NTH ihe Eneny-RsSuh not Gseerfsined
The sooP OF war F1r captain Sinclair arrived in the
Ver late yesterday afternoon from Basos ST Iago which
place she left about sth inst-two DAYS ony
subsequently to the smiling of the New York which Ary
ed at this port on Sunday evening last.
The intelligence brought by the Flrt Of an important
character, but II leaves still in painful suspense Unless
the Mexican force under Arista much greater
has been coneeiured or than Gen Taylor himself estma-
ted from the best information he able 10 procure tho
| American forces will escape capture.
Gen Taylor left Point Isabel his his encamp
nent opposite Matamoras with about 900 me a. and tat
ing with him large quantity Of supplies in the after
noon OF the 7th Soon after hi, departure and when i,
supposed Gen. Taylor had proceeded about miles on
srou'e heavy eannonading heard which continued
for several hours.
On the morning Of the sh the firing was renewed and
was still heard when the Fir left The sound becoming
less distinct, impression enierta ned that Gen
Tor was forcing the enemy before HIM The firing was
heard by the officers Of the Fli when quite out at
The officers Of the Flt about dark dense volume
OF smoke rising Ia the direction Of Mataoas and tbsr
conjecture was that the American forces had fred the
town.
There had been no communication with the camp near
Matamoros, SINCE the arrival OF captain Walker bringing
information Cen Taylor at Point Isabel of the attacks
Of the MeGcans, and their pulse on the Sd Nav WA
ker had immediately returned with IS men, but was not
known when the Flir sailed whether he reached major
Browne quarters IN safety or not.
Zen Taylor was fully prepared for encounter with
mo enemy aud had made every necessary disposition Of
his troops TO give them the bes, fight in his power
No apprehension entertained for the safety Of the
small detachment under major Brown left at fort Taylor
The deenees were ample toresI any force Cen Ars had
| ct his command
The feet from Vera Cruz consisting Of the gaies Cum
berlaId. RaIitan and Potomac brig Somers and soop
John Adams srryed on Brasos St Iago the night Of the
It'll The Flint detained several hours TO bring i'm
portsnt desPstches from commodore Conner.
The Day aud Telegraph, government transports were
passed on their way down about 400 miles west Of tn Ba
| lie.
Capt Thornton was alive, and pnsonorer ct Maamo-
/ ras.
Our consul and the American residents in Matamorss
had been into the interior
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-25
efe@'t ~ eAS AZ
LOUIS j. BsIssIEUX, Secretary.

AT meeting Of the cizens Of Richmond, held at the
Odd Fellows Hall, the evening OF the 2st instant
w. ii. Lambert called the Chair aud Thos r T..
Tabb appointed Secretary. The meeting eloqueny
addressed by Capt. Darlington. Messrs VIM. Paiteson
Thomas P. August, and John 5. Caskie.
On motion OF John S. Caskie, Esq, IL
Resolved, That the Committee OF Five, appointed at
former meeting for the purpose Of collecting amount
sufficient equip the Richmond Volunteers be enlarged TO
nine, three from each Ward. and that the Chairman an
point the additional members OF said Committee; where
upon, the following gentlemen added To the Com
mtee John smble Samuel d. Denoon John H. Cooke.
and Hay Taliafero-Or. WIN. A. Paueson, Col. 7. b.
Bigger, Jas. Winston Col George NJ Darlington aud Jno
d. Munord heing the Committee before appointed. The
meeting then adjourned.
WIN. LAMBERT, Chairman,
THos. T. T. TABB Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-25
A WISE and Prudent Deeisio1

II will be recollected that, after the defeat of
the resolution from the lower house of Congress,
to give the Notice" to Great Britain the Senate
passed resolution which was to extend the iuris
diction Of our laws over the Oregon Territory.
This, at the time it was passed, was properly re.
gardcd as being even more offensive to the Bri.
fish Government, than the "Notce" itself; and,
we must CONFESS we dreaded the result Of It's being
carried into effect. The subject, IN its original
FORM having been referred, by the Senate, to the
Committee on Territories has since come back
to the boly in which it originated, and the Com.
mitee ask to be excused from its further conside.
ration.
The suboined, taken from the Congress news
Of Thursday, will give the reader an idea of the
conclusion to which the Senate's Committee have
come on the subject:
"Mr Wes'cou from the Territorial committee 20 whom
bad been referred the resolution relative to the e1pedeny
Of the establishment Of Territorial Government 10 Oregon
reported that the committee did not deem Il eEpedient Il
act upon the matter this time.
The Oregon Jurisdction bill from tho House. which he'd
been referred 20 the same COMMITTEE, also reported
back, with mouOn that tho committee be discharged from
the further confederation Of the bill on the ground that
- ineIpedient to act upju tat present"
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heads upon a downy pillow and hope TO seek re-
pose, whilst the reflections OF their own minds
must cause them to exclaim, "Oh Lord, we nc.
knowledge our trangressons--ws indeed have
s'nned" Whatrive ofblood have been shed -
what wretchedness and misery have already been
brought upon the country, by the imprudent acts
Of an reckless rlersl Do not countless wi.
dows and orphans. made wretched by the fate OF
those most dear TO them. cry aloud for rctributive
justice to DO heaPed upon the heads of those who
have inflicted tho bowl How can il be possible
that the authors of so much misery in others can
not 10 also authors of Indebtedness in themselvesl
Let the present dynasty at Washington answer
this. For the present. we drop the subject, bu,
shall continue To hope for speedy end to tina,
which should never have been commenced.
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Prom The Cincinnati Gazette
LINES

On rsad'ag ar,s JreHl ~ RImosd gAg bag y,,iy 10 H.
gees '0", iaHSfiEFiy Dut-'' where 10 Henry CIaylo
Where Is he Ask the mighty host
OF Freemen in our glorious land
million voices will respond
And each one proudly press his hand
To his warm heart, and with tear
FOR him they honor, answer-"here 80
Where is he In the frozen North
In the vast villas Of the West
In the sweet loWlands Of the South
That fnIlyinR name 10 known and blasti
The soldier loves itas the waichwOfd Of the free
The saiof shouts u from the rnsst head on the sea
Where - he 7 In the evening of his life
The snow-htkos d cid age upon his brow
Bot still with CLARION voice and Eaple eve
A. prompt % eloquent, az fearless now
Tosavo his country IN the Threatening hour
FROM civil discord OF Imperial power
Where - he1 Far beyond the roach
~ his unnnng, unforUving foes
In vain did persecution sm,te
tvs broad breast with Herculean blows
The poisoned arrows, winged with snyous aim
Broke on the bright shield Of bis spotle ., fame
Where Is he History will tell
And on her parot LET enroll
HE name amongst the great snd good
Highest upon the deathess scroll,
And future ages hsil it with huzzas
wherever floats the nag Of stripes end STARS!
Whers then will be the accidental great
The Liiputsn heroes Of today
Who sfove with sacriligious hand % spntch
His country's sufel from the brow Of Clay1
Posteny looks with vacant stare,
And echo. sneering, answers, Where :"
Cincinnsu' April 7th Will, TIE RovEs