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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
MORE BOILERS.

Col. Isaac II. Wright, o prominent and in.
fuential Democrat OF Massachusetts,, and
Commander OF the Massachusetts Volunteers
has taken the stump for Taylor.
ANOTHER.-Dr. Jofdon, of l%nIiaud, one
Of the Van Buren, State Central Committee
and the Contingent Van Buren, EIector. hd-
published a long address in the lndianapoli.
Journal, under bis own name, announcing
that, although an ardent friend oil the Free
Soil principle, he has determined 10 go lui
Gen. Taylor, and strongly and ~eloquently set
ting forth his reasons for that determination,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
IRlSHMEN. REMEMBER.

That Lewis Cass who asks your votes mex
Tuesday, is the same man who, as a United
States Senator, when the bill Tor the relief o
your furnishing native Idnd was put TO vote ii
that BODY ,-basely SKULkED aud did no.
answer to his name.
R~EMsMBER, that the bill was a Wing med.
sure, and that this was one reason why he re-
iused to support ii.
REMEMBER, that his vote in its favor would
undoubtedly have saved the bill and made i
a law.
REMEMBER. thai it wasa Locofoco Congress.
which stuffed that blessed measure OF relief to
your perishing kindred aud friends in the old
green Isle.
Can you sustain such a party aud such a
mani VIII you not open yoaf eyes to theiI
hypocrisy?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

Mr. Editor: | see the editor OF the Argus
proposes getting up d certain petition on tue
day oi the election. While we are signing
petitions, bow would il do 10 get up one to
the said editor TO hand over to the trustees
OF the orphans OF Michael Whelan the pro-
ceeds OF the sale OF the confession as the
pamphlet promised, aud which induced many
persons 10 purchase them, although contrary
to the dying wish ol that unfortunate man.
! feel most deeply FOR his children, and think,
as SO many persons will be on hand that day,
II will be a good time 10 get up this petition.
SQUIBS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
CD
IN THEIR ACTIONS:
ZACHARY TAYLOR.

son ofa reyo.uti,asry democrat Of Virgin
ia.
Schooled ia perseverance aud prudence ty
the hariships OF the Wes,em II aief.
la lsJs. commissioned a lieutenant IN i7r
army, ani appointed 10 defend the West"
frontier, aud The women ant chi,ira OF the
pioneers. from thu. saysges.
DEFENDED Fort Harrison with bat 20 men
oble Tor duly, Tor Eight DAYS, asinst 1900 la
dians. aud always seen where the arrows and
ball Tell thiekest.
Had bestowed on him the first honor Of
brc,et major, ever bestowed in dis county
unsolicited.
Bent his mind solely to study during the
peace.
Established a frontier fort.
Foo.ll AID close the Back Hawk war,
b. which ,te settlers on The frontier wereieit
in peace.
Foughtanl closed The Florida war.
Refused to hmt runaway slaves in Florida.
ana whrn requested 'tod' oy 'ie see> } q
war nobiy fep'lei thal he VISA slave ci''h
er, and would not Be The m-ans OF reducing
''e'" ''''" W. r'' :.
., -. = - :, go AL
.o,
81 it,. =. -
FLA
w. I'M. - ftt,,s T., IN. aa..i p,,1 his
rl,n,ati,r.
Il wi>hthe ,ervsn,, sb9n laatle tel. ani
their provisions well eooked . Dis.
'lo''e AMOS We se'Nat. d CUISINE !,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
WING PLATFORM.

republican government, IN WHICH wy
ttatiye s Of the people shall pass laws
P,3ess ~ the will Of him who hoppens 10
p.si4eaf we believing that the whoie
"oolle are better capable OF governing tnem-
sselyes than i one man OF governing mem.
Ths administration Of all the affairs OF gov
eminent a. they were administered oy wash
;ng,on Jefferson and Madison, iof the 8'oa'-
est good OF the people. IN h;,h
Honesty OF men and purpose III az his"
stations as well as low.
Forbearance from the conquest OIL iofeis"
nations. and all endeavors TO eAteho our pow
eras a nation, beyond its present vast oouh-
daries. r.
viii f,rgiao nations and neutrality IN thelr al
fairs Ina, while we make our country respect
ed abro,d we NAV make ii the peaceful asy-
I,,, for the oppressed OF other nations.
Liberty oil a Tree expression OF opinion a
49, an mon. - that The officers 81 govern
,nentp while they shall be required todlscharge
,heir duties faithfully aud promptly % 'he de-
,a,taent and the people by which they are
IA ,aey shall be allowed to differ WIN the
executiyei in measures Of government Nl'nou'
fear OF removal.
The economical administration OF govern
meat-the payment OF salaries but no eA''as'
and the prompt payment Of the nationa oeo'.
Tn protection Of our domestic INDUSTRY
and the money oithe country against we pau
Der labor aud oppressive mllionoifes Oh hu-
rope. h1.e and
The Improvement of our rivers, lakes ana
harbors. aud the general protection oil Tue
mme Of the county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
SQUIBs.

A Brilliant Processioa.- 1.-The Philadelphia
papers generally agree in representing he great
Taylor and Fillmore torch-light procession in
that city, on Tuesday evening, as one OF un-
surpassed s%piendor md maguifceoce in tha
way. The ledger says the line was three
q %uarters OF an hour Ia passing that office,
marching six aud eightabreasl:
One OF the mos, interesting features was
The delegation from SchuilhIit county in their
appropriate costume as miners, with the
lamps dancing IN heir caps. and their picks
borne IN their hands. Among The motu>pn
The lanterns carried By them, was one with
The follow ins: Make way Tor the Schuylklli
boys, who committed the great traudr'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

VoTE OF SoUrH CAeeLISA.-AI further
speculation about trho j. TO give the Presitei-
,ial vote OF he Palmetto Sale may he oil an
end. According TO the Governors proCatna-
ton, the Legislature, which assemble io-dau,
comprises the Senators whose term OF Office
has not expired, and those who have recently
been elected, aud the members OF the Assem-
bly, chosen at the laIe election. Should a
quorum com toge Their, the nine Presidential
electors can be chosen next day--Tuesddy
7lh inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
From ne New Orleans Bee.
TAYLOR song.

8H
TAYLOR song.
AR Rosia The Bon. -
FOR TUE FiLLMoRr RANGiFs.
Tome muster, ye bsnds OF good fellows,
stand hrn, u " Cdunot do more,
o. give H. d bend at the brlIuws
rur Taylor aud MIiisrl Fillmore.
For Taylor and N.illsrl Fillmore, &c.
Oil Lick, Heaven bless the old fellow,
ven stand by him, yea. by The score,
And be we sober or mellow.
Wen Join with INN Mlll1ri FIJI more,
Wen join with hun. &c.
Let a great peoples viii be respected
ia honesty. who can ask murcg
Our wishes viii neer be rejected
BY Taylor aud Niitidrd Fillmore.
By lay or, &c.
oar Governments like an old sailor
About to lie driven from shore:
but salet. Wa come IRON Liok Taylor,
Win lie hep d Mllisrd tItlmore.
WAN uIc help, &c.
The LJcOs are never leit-handed
la tuahIug pre1eners galore,
Bat stronger thrir ties must be banded
10 bat our Uiu ZACH and Fillmore.
TO beat our otd LiCk, &c.
The Cass men must show ms more faces
ilaa ever they've Shown US before,
And "utuS more lives wen get places
Reserved iJr Odd LICk and Fillmore.
Reserved gUI old Z.ck, &c.
lei the poor man not vote Tor he jdiIOr
~ no iuCAd ~ Tue t1aHdcTUa- pDOr,
Dut raiiy round gallant Old iay,or
Aud true hearted Willard Fillmore.
aud Tue hearted, *,
General Cass was the uan who surrender
In grSt man on CdHud0 shore!
iuls iact suuuId e'eI u remembered,
Then vote ior Old Jack ana Fillmore.
IHen VOC iut OLD Llck, &c.
Now ! pray ye, all men Of labor,
II Sc dom Wdni another hcA back,
Or d cut win thai old broken saUTe,
70 The polls aud vote Tor oid L.ca.
10 the polls, &c.
On blest be The ladies' that love Us,
Aud happy the needy aud poor;
They Il shout when old LscA ruies above II,
Anu hurrah lsr Willard Fillmore.
And hurrah, &c.
Ga bright be the day OF tina morrow
That opens the bdtlotlug duor
1t shut eGd 10 tue Uasa men ; -reat sogruw,
BY e~,ecing old BACK snd %f,'nnore.
by eiectiu., *.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

Virginia has been olsimed by the loco foco
office holders as a state that was always theirs,
and that she never could vote Tor any one
but a loco loco. We tel you. fellow citizens,
hat Virginia viii 20 with u, will vote Tor
Gen. Taylor. We have information from oil
parts OF Virginia hat warrants Us in 50, ing that
this state will cast her vote for Gen. Taylor.
Upthen. and at them. Work with a will
aud the day Is ours.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
Foreign NeWs!!!
ARRIVAL OF THE
"a
STEAM SHIP
HEgsE
SEYEN DAYS LATER EROM EuROPE.

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Boston. Nov. 3. ISIS.
Tie Stfamrr Hibefuia arrived at The wharf
this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Her news Is important, and will be read
with interest.
The Scouish potato crops are good, but The
lash CROPS al be- immeuscl, short.
The great alarm which has brru created by
the appearance OF the Cholera, has sensi ~
abated ONLY thirty additional cases having
been reported. gnd lhe general health ul the
country is better lhi. than ordirav years. Ia
London, there were 800 dcoths during last
week, against ll5l average Of former years.
IRELAND.
O'Brien had not been executed.
ODouaghue has been found guilty, but
recommended to mercy. in Consequence of
having withlmwn himself from his assoc iates
previous to The overt attacks Of the lnsur
gents.
Thomas Meogher's uitl commenced on
M,ndsy. aud The Interest which had subsided
al Cloumei has Bow revived.
The Catholic Pfelates at Dublin have come
out with certain resolutions highly Important,
as etndnatlug from Jhrm a, a collective bOty.
They imp.ure Government To employ all
funds al It's disposal, and ell it, influence, to
the Immediate relief o. the poor-io effect an
equitable aijast3acntln relations between The
,|4nliorl aud TIM tenant. and to stimulate an
outlay ul capitol iot tbe furnishing OF employ
neat 10 all abie bodied men, with d view 10
increase the products 81 toe sJl.
FRANCE.
The partial change ia Cavaignat's admins
ttrstIon Is either d prsluir to las retirement.
% probably owing To sohte eonvulsion brought
a0uut by res, u.tnent ni Uoticaeions BY Dtla-
.,.I- l H--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
WHO WILL VOTE THE TAYLOR
IICh Ell

All who wish an improvement in the fnan-
cial AID business condition Of tn country.
All who wish TO have property stand at Its
tair value, and labor receive lis just recon.
pence.
All men who believe that the condition OF
our working men has been better than that o
the working men OF Europe, and who wish to
hav it remain 81.
All such Inea as prefer the interests OF the
people TO the ofice-hotdrrs.
All who are willing 10 Try the experiment
OF ii chang. of rulers. and an not SO bound by
the snackics ni party ds to b. atrald 20 do 50.
All who are opposed TO the hard money
sub-treasury system.
All who are in lavor Of the Improvement o.
our rivers aud harbors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

Tn Go'ernmento OF Frdnce Is the most lib.
erll ia Earope.
81, 40 or eight.
| Surrender.
The hears OF the people must be frrparei
fer war.
Circumstances will prevent my attending
the Chicago Convention.
The noise and confusion are 50 great can
not be heard.
We can swallow the whole Of Mexico and
not hUtt as.
II Is un onslitotional % appropriate money
Tor ths relief OF Ireland.
agree Ia administer the government on
the Baltimore platform.
am IL favor OF the tariff Of '46 as afford.
ing all the protection lab r needs.
Ian opposed 10 improving rivers and h4r-
bars.
! shall nerpeinste the policy Of the present
administration.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

The Commissioner Tor this county, Messrs
ciemens Eisineton and Steenrod, have APP
no,n,sd In i~ollowtng gentlemen 10 %superln-
Iana ,he elections al the other precincts.
WfsT ETBGRrY pr. d ). Forney, Robt.
MeFarland ani john Brady Esqrs.
1RtADElPHIA a brahsm Bediillon, Aora-
ham BeszIe ard SAMUEL Oldham, Bsqrs
Clerk al tho Court House.
Henry CrangIe, Vim. 5. Goshorn. James A..
Mclean, and Aionzo Loring. Esqrs.
The polls will be open at O'Clock A. NJ
The commissioners have authority, we be-
lfeve. under the law OF Congress, 10 keep The
polls open until u o'clock if lound necessa-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
WHO WILL VOTE TIE cAss rlcKEra

All VIII wish 10 have prop riy OIL every de-
scription reduced TO one half OF Tvs rthird OF
Is .orner value.
All who wisl TO SEE the price of labor re.
duced TO a level with that OF Europe.
All who wish for a destruction of the cred
il system, The poor mans sheet anchor.
All such as prefer thu Interests OF the Office
holders to the interest oil The people.
All vino are in favor OF the hard money
sub treasury system.
All VINO are ia favor OF the destruction OF
millions OF dollars worth OF p%ru9ert, aud the
loss OF many lives on our lanes and rivers, Tor
The want oi d proper improvement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

BE wide awake, Wings, for frauds of the
enemy! Remember that your vote is not Tor
President aud Vice President directly, but for
II electors who, when elected. will osse mble
and cast thei; votes for your candida tes.-
The names OF these electors, therefore, you
must be careful to have correct. The heading
OF the ticket is not material; look at the
names OF the Electors and see that they are
right, and II in number. Beware. We tell
you, for the LoeoIocos will probably circulate
tickets headed ''ior Taylor" but containing
the Cass and Batter electors. They will also
be likely TO circulate tickets headed Tor Tay-
Tor, but containing only a part OF tie hig
electors, sad with their names spelled rrong.
We tell you ana implore you TO beware In
this paper Ne nave he correct ticket in full.
The present Executive has twice vetoed
bills which provided Tor The improvement Of
Rivers aud tlarbors, Al Cleveland Geiera!
Cas- said lhat he should deem his election an
approval Oh the course ol the present adainis.
trauon. aud an iuuaatiou from the people
thar they wished den 10 make P,lt ms model.
Those, therefore, Who wish The policy o. The
pr-se sdmiaistrat.'a eAt-nlvi through an.
other lour E t. should vote Tor Cas-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

QUEER Lo64C-The Locofoco organs OF
Pennsylvania oil unite in declaring that they
were defeated in the Governors election be-
csusc they were confident OF success. Their
inference is, that they Shall succeed in the
Presidential election, because they are not cou-
hdent Of success.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
TAYLOR RALLY.

There wasa grand Taylor rally at the mar
ket house on Saturday evening. The raih
poured down Ia torrents aud The wings pour-
ed in in hundreds. The indeiatigable whig
Glee Club were there and gave US "a soug or
two, and the meeting was addressed by Mes
Sis. Wharton, Caldwell, Russell, Tingle, Hal
lowell and hawkins in the most animated
and confident manner. There were some lit-
tie unpleasant Interruptions by few loco TO-
cos. headed as we are informed, by Messrs.
Knote, Clemens. and Maclane of the Argus.
We had expected better OF the two first. The
latter was never accused of being a gentleman
and no better could be expected. Between
9 and 10 the Nominee arrived with Captain
Gutter on hoard. He had been detained u
few hours or would have been at the meeting
He left this morning for Cincinnati.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
TO the PUBLIC.
THE TRUTH REVEALED BASE FAB
RiCAIION PUT DOWN.

The undersigned deems il proper to sub.
nit to the public the subjoiHed letter IRON
General Zachary TAYLOR, dated Baton Rouge,
Aprll u, Is s, which | had the honor To re-
ceIye by due course OF mail; and, in connex-
ion there with, the article in the "Unioa" OF
the 6th OF the sane month, TO which General
raytor's letter refers. This publication,
when IL appeared, attracted my atlention;-
! was well convinced that ii was, in all sub
san lal particulars, a fabrication, aud knew
that 50 much OF 1t as made ueneral TAYLOR as
sutne ali the resp visibility OF moving The
army TO the Rio Grande, together with the
reasons assigned therefor, WAS atrociuusly
false. Indeed, 81 transparent was he base
ness OF his publication, tpdt ii did not dp-
pear 10 M that it should receive any notice,
until, Ia my surprise, | tound it transferred
10 aud d subject OF comment in slm- oil our
Northern papers. Under these circumstances,
| ielti to be my dUty 10 forward les Grnerai
las Tor, by the hand OF Colonel Chen M1j0g)
Bliss, OF tie L. 5. Army, The Union" OF the
On OF April, aud in due season received the
reply Dow published. II will be perceived
that il is marked p%riDate, aud therefore it
becomes necessary 10 add tlIat, finding these
iabrIcddons recently revived in the North
eu (Druocrd,ic) rrss, though on the lace
Of them revelations OF confidential aud private
intercourse, (Which ever Involves ali The
bds-nrss OF violating d seal, or pIckinga look.)
! have, through the ageucy Of the Telegraph,
obtained General TayloT's permission 10 give
his letterl 10 The public. Ia ihe aenerou, spirit
disclosed by The concluding re,narns, we have
d new pledge that he VIII not, il elected,
administer The Government on sectional
~, unds, or be dctudteJ by narrow or pre-
JUDGED views, and that The people OF Nv
England. ana the New EDglanu ia e, every
WHERE, Will receive all tar Con>i jerAtian at
his hands, which, by reasJn OF their iulel-
ligence, their virtues, and their iudomita5le
energies, they deserve. Being mysei d tall
blouted Yankee, (thnosh moi OF The wooden
nutmeg urier) / am proud OF The opportunity
10 prng such d letiVr brioIe lie public. aud
/ Tejolce in the unerring indications that 50
mICh excellence as Is to be found Ia Zlcnary
is soon to be called To toe direction Of
public affairs, aud IN The b. liel that un Ter his
sway we shall sJol rraiiz the. bled.
sings OF peace To our beloved Union. ani
VIII among the whole Amkrlcdu Peo-
pie
God Sare THIS North Amfrtcua Republic!
TRUMAN SMITH.
w A.utx1r,k D.f - 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

Who can 60 up 70 The polls Tomorrow sud
vote against Gen. Taylor. the true he-red
man, the patriot. the soldier. 'he msa whose
name Can never be furnished. and whose love
OF country was never ques iousd7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

BEEF PAcKING.-Beet packing has com.
menced at Altuu, Illinois. The Telegrag ii
says that contracts Tor about 800 lead hay,
been entered iuto al the rate OF rom 81 to IS
70 per cwt., according TO quality. Contact.
nave llkeWl been made Tor 5000 OF 10 00l
head OF hogs, at the rate 81 81 to 81 % pei
cwt. good hogs commanding tae latter price.
M-ssas Brooks AND BAYulN, he owner.
OF s'eeiners Wan. Seabrook and Nirlamora
nave com pieted d contract to meet HE steam.
snip isabel on her trips between Cianrslai
and Havana, on her arrival of I, bee. ano
convey her mails up 10 the city OF SAvaunoh
RIos GARLAND, Ex-Judge Of the Supreme
C0uri OF L5uisian aud eX-member o Goa.
sress, who disappeared from New Urlean,
some years ago, while u,tier ATTEST, is prdctls
lng law in tfeepofl, Texas, opposite 4aata-
mofls, as we see by d iate number vi III,
Flag.
some PHiLANTHRoPlsTs OF DUBLIN are en-.
deavoIing 10 Introduce The maua ecture OF
charcoal from peat, as d means OF enpioy
ment, and the retaining OF bog lands.
IHE MATAMoRAs FLAG which was the
hrsi and last American paper published ia
Mexico, has been removed across the Rio
ulandr, III Cameron county, Iexas, where il
VIII be hereafter published.
iehaLY. MEETING IN iNpANA.-The Quaker,
swarm IN l~Hulana. AL The late Year,, IA ct.
ihs, iield al hICtmoud, there were Z 800 per
SONS They were OF The Orthodox party.
SENIOR A~RRANGoIz, formerly the Mexican
consul d, Nen Orleans, has oeen appointed
secretary OF The Mexican Legation al WASH.
instou.
A GOOD lDEA.-Evening ilee schools are
now opened Ia various parts ot New YORK,
iof The Instruction OF the young mtn aud NO.
men.
The Vermont House OF Representatives has
passed the bill providing ios tae election OF
PRESIDENTIAL electors by d p.urellty, aud il is
now d law.
Maj T f. I. Lally. OF the army, was mar
ried al Gardluer, Maine, on the 18Th ult., TO
a daughter 81 Senator Evans.
The Mexican Government is pursuing a
course OF severity towards the ress, though
by legal rather tton by arbitrary measures.
"0Lp ZACK Is COMING" As electino
day approaches, Wings are eyrryw here n,ing
back 10 their standard. Confidence pegvadrs
our ranks, tor all bear the med sured ramp o.
the GzaHd Army 0! the people and the shout
has gone up '0id Zlck is comingI"-Geuelaad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
GEN. TAYLoR'S.

GEN. TAYL0R'S.
Fort Harrison-29 10 1900.
Bod Axe-250 10 1000.
Ochokebee-590 10 1000.
Pslo A~lto--25J0 to 1000.
Resaca de la Palma-2000 to 1000.
Neutrality-suspicious. To 1900.
Buena Vista--5000 TO .l.500
AlWaks victorious.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
GEN. CASSN.

ULN. OhSNN ,.
Aux Cunards-3J0 mea u "a picket guard,
noh1jy killed, nobody hurt.
Battle of the surren ler--350 men TO one
ntii ,er anl a stump, mn surrendered, aal
the stump slightly wounte,i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

We have heari Of a fellow. who. after
spending sevcr.l thauaiud dollars ia lottrr,
REGULATIONS aud always J4Ning blanks. con.
Guided with some hesitation ID buy another
uckrt. lie was asked why hr ili -. he AM
.Arrrd; Hitherto lalNays expected 10 draw
prizes. aud 50 | aiIn't-Iuw DON expect 10
raw any, and 40 | think | shaii.'-Louis.
J,xr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

LmporttHt 10 MorchdRts.-The New Yorl
Commercial OF Yesterday, sass: We under
stand that the banks oil New York, in cunse
qaence OF a recent legal decision. decline
collecting bills or drafts drawn at si.ht, un
less the words 'lcfthout grace" are inserted
in them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06
LAST CARD-lnOk OFT

A dispatch from ihe Mussi1on Te!esrapl
office 20 day, lnipEms us that their Is Ia rtfcu
auion there, and probably elsewhere. d letle
signrd by q Free Soil candidate iof tae Sta,
$ nate, aud a Locoiuco slumper. aud address
ed to Free 1etutory men. advising them 4,
secure ,he S'a'e tor Cass BY voting for hin
Instead. OF Van Buren,. This movement ia,
been disclosed by Wing free soil men. Nh, +.
quest The circulation 81 this notic-. that M,
~higs may be Oh their guar %. S. Jonr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-06

DEATH OF Gen hEARNEY

! regret 70 INFORM you. that thr bfdve and
gallant Gen. hrafney. NM served his country
So faithfully during th- var. and who rntarei
so many hauishsps while Ia California j., m
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