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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

IN ERUITK
Parum Wall and others, Bill jor Parti-
vs Stion Of Estate o.
james Wall and others, }Anny Waa.
1T appearing TO my satisfaction that James
H Wall g. Martha Dunlap, defendants in this
case, are and reside wi,hout,the limits of this
Suite ordered that the defendants above>nam.
ed, appear in this Honorable Court, and plead.
answer or demur TO The Bill, within three
months from the publication of this order, Or
the said Bill will be taken pro conjesso aguinst
them. s. 5. TOMPKlNS, C. E, f. D,
Commissioners Office, Sept. 26, ls48.
Sept 81 1S48. 3m Sc
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.-----J'~ - ''''u w IFIIOc5 ttI1
VIII be satisfactoryto purchasers.
Intending lo'be regularly in the market for
produce, the highest market prices will at ali
times be paid for Cotton and Flour.
G. w. STYLES.
The undersigned take this method ofreturn.
ing thanks TO their old friends and customers
for past lavors, and TO inform them that they
can be found during the approaching season, at
the Store of c. W.Slyles, where they will be
happy to see old customers.
All orders from our friends, directed to either
Of US, will meet with prompt attention
DENNIS LINDSEY,
G. c. CUNNINGHAM.
Hamburg, Aug l6 PIN 80
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thirty pieces Of Tape worm, and wa, thereby
perfectly cured.
Another gentleman Of this city had II ad.
ministered to his little daughter, about three
years old, wien she had number Of dischar-
yes from her bowels composed entirely Of lit,
tie white thread worms. He said they came
away from her, not only by hundreds, bat may
truly say, by thousands, separately and in solid
balls as large as hickory nuts, composed en-.
tirely Of dead worms"
For sale by R. S. Roberts, only Agent in
this place for the sale Of Or. Jaynes celebra-
led Family Medicine.
July 26 6m Q7
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Executive Department..

or The Slate Of South Ca7oliaa. w
By His Ereclieney DAVID JOHNSON.
GoreTnor aud COMMANDMENTS Chit N
and orer the Stale Of South Carolina. =
To the Honorable the Sena,orsand Mem.
bers of The House of Representatives of
the General Assembly Of the Slate og
South Carolina:
Whereas by The Constitution Of the
United States each State is authorized in
such manner as the Legislature thereof
may direct. 10 appoint number Of Elec.
tors OF President and Vice President oflhs
Uniled States, equal 10 the whole number
Of Senators and Representatives. to which
the State may be entitled in The Congress
Of The United States; and 4the lime Of
choosing the Electors, and the day on
which they shall give their votes, which
shall he The same ;throughonithe United
States, was 10 be determined by Congress-.
And whereas by an acl OF Congress
passed and approved on the first day, Of
March. in The gear Of our Lord one
thousand seven hundred. and niDe,y:two.
it was enacted amongst other things, that
ELECTORS shall be appointed 10 each Slaie
for The election vf Presidsn, and Vice Presi-
dent ofthe U. S.wiihin llir,y-faur days
preceding the first Wednesday, in DeceD-
ber. one thousand seven hundred and nine;
ty-two. rud within ,lhiriy-four days pre-
ceding The FIRST Wednesday in December
on every fourth year succeeding the last
election" 'and shat The Electors shall
meet and give their votes on the first said
Wednesday 10 December. at such place
10 each State, as shall be- directed byithe
Legislature thereol.n Z. 80 -:
Aud whereas the Legislature of this
State, by an Acl passed on ibe third day
Of December, in The year Of our Lord one
thousand seven; hundred and nioely-lwo,
did enact that Electors Of President and
Vice President OF the United, States shall
be appointed by ballot on the Tuesday
preceding "Wednesday the fifth day Of De:
ceEber Of The same yearSi The House Of
Representatives al Columbia, by the Lee
gislature OF. This State, Of by such persons
as shall be received members thereof, and
shall attend on that day; and also1hat the
Electors OF President and Vice President
shall be appointedby ballot on the Tues
day preceding the first Wednesday in De-
cember in every fourth year succeeding The
last election. in lheIhe House Represents
tives at Columbia, by, the Legislature of
this Slaie, which shall be the existing, ,sor.
BY such personssas shall bereturned mem.
bers thereof, and shall alield ION t6at'
day. 3. 49, ~.
And whereas The Congress sof fsths Jnit.
edsSiales did ebyfan AcI passed danddp dpPov.
ed on the, .twenty:ihird day ofsy snasrysiu
lhs yeartof our Eordf one 7fhousapd eight
hundred and: :iolX.sixs ma ri .ssssst hal tue
."a israsident: !:
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rmsess56 on on The Tuesdny next after
Ihe. first: Monday in November next. the.
time at which The Electors of President;
and Vice President are TO be eppoinled ac-
cording 10 the Act .of Congress! before re.
ferred to; so that The State will orhaye
irin its power TO appoint: Electors Of Presi-
dent and Vice President, unless the sLegis:
lature be especially convened for the ipur.
pose. - -. 80 - : !. ~; S:;
Now therefore I, DAVID JoHHsos, in
pursuance Of The power inme vested by
The Constitution Of this Stale, saulhorising
the Governor ION extraordinary occasions
TO convene the General Assembly, ,"rdo
issue this my Proclamation, calling upon
and requesting the Senators The General
Assembly, Of this Stale whole terms ofof.
fee have not expired, and those who have
been now recently elected, and the Menu
bers of the House Of Representatives who
have also been now recently elected, 10
convene at Columbia, ON the first Monday
in November now next ensuing, thatlhey
may be present in the House Of Represen-
talives on the said Tuesday next after the
said first Monday to appoint Electors Of
President and Vice President of the Unit
ed States in conformity to the Act of Con-
| gress aforesaid, last referred TO.
Given under my Hand aud Seal
OF the State, at Limestone Springs.
of The State aforesaid, the twelfth
day of October, in the year Of
IL. 81 our Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty eight and in the
| sevenly-thirG year oflhe Indepen-
dence Of the United States Of A
merica. 1,
DAVID JOHNSON.
By the Governor:
B. K. HENEeAN, Secretary Of State.
Ocl ls 81 80,
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Land for Sale.

fENHE Subscriber offers for sale his valuable
81 Plantation. containing 400 acres. abont
one half Of which, is cleared and in high
state of cultivation, and under good fences !;
the balance is " ell timbered woodland The
Tract lies on Cedar Creek, waiers of Horns
Creek, miles south west Of Edgefeld Court
House, and adjoining lands Of DR.. F. Ad.
ans, Jas. Rainsford, VIM. H. Moss and others.
On the premises is good comfortable Dwell.
ling House, Gin House and Screw and all
necessary out buildings. and an excellent
orchard of all kinds of Fruit. The Tract is
well watered and adapted to the cultivation Of
Cotton Corn and small Grain. !.
Any person wishing 10 purchase will do well
to call and cmamine for themselves. For
further information, application can be made
to the subscriber on the premises. previous 10
sale day.-otherwise, it vii! be sold to The high
esl bidder.
D. r. ADDISON.
Oct4 St 81
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A grea, Desideratum in Medicine.
The Vegetable Restorative
LIQUID C.FTH.ARTFC.

Dyspepsia, Liccr Complaint. Collie. Headache,
Enlargement Of The Spleen, Costiccness,
Aciduy Of the Stomach,
and all diseases arising from arrangement of
the Biliary Organs, CAN BE CURED with
great degree Of certainty, ,1ithout Caiomel, Blue
Pill, or Pills Of any kind, Salts or Oil,
BY THE USE OF THE LIQUID cATHARTlc.
HNHIS Medicine is agreeable 10 take, aud
IL operates without gripping or debilitatng.
Persons who have long been compelled TO take
Pills, Oils or Sails, will find this pleasant and
highly valuable substitute.
T A small quantity of this Medicine taken
daily, generally regulates the bowels in short
time.
pYsPEPsIA OF A VERY BAD CHARACTER.
This is 10 certify, that was attacked in
March, lS45, with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, of
tsco Physicians in St. Louis, Missouri, 6 weeks;
then by another in Wisconsin for three months;
then by another IN the interior of Louisiana.
then by several physicians in the Hospital Of
New Orleans. three months, but 1ithout deri.
ning any real benefit from all the remedies pre-.
scribed lor me. Fortunately, just a, this juno.
ture, and when my condition was most
deplorable, l obtained a bottle of the "Vegeta-
Die Restorative or Liquid Cstta7tie," by the use
of which som commenced improving, and
for the first s,ms in fourteen months began to
have regular and natural discharges from my
bowels, and soon began 10 feel like becoming
sound and healthy once more-for all of which
um indebted under the blessing of God, to
the above medicine. JOHN MAY.
Columbus, May 3, ls47.
For sale BY R. S. ROBERTS.
Aug % 6m 81
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Walker and Bradford.
Warehouse anal
Commission NferCEsNs1 Is.

HAMBURG, S. C..
STILL continue to occupy "THE OLD
~ WATERPROOF WAREHOUSE" and lrnns-
acta general Storage and Commission Busi-
ness
They again tender their services 10 their
friends and The public generally in the storage
and sale of produce, and The Receiving and
Forwarding Of Merchandise, or any o,he,
business in their line, with which they may be
favored. Liberal advances will be made on
produce consigned to them when required.
To their patrons they cordially return ,heil
most sincere thanks for the liberaliiy, Mitt
which they have been SO graciousIy favored
and respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same, which they hope TO merit by unremiitins
attention to all business entrusted 10 their care
Sept 1st. le4S.
U The undersigned still continues his
connection with Messrs. Walker & Bradford in
the Receiving aud Forwarding Business. to
which he will give his undivided attention.
A. NJ. BENSON.
Sept. 6 3m 80
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VIM, Ketchum & Go.

TAKE pleasure in returning their gralc'
L ful acknowledgements for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, and
hope by liberality and fair dealing to merit q
continuance.
We now invite The attention OF our numer.
ous friends and customers and the public gen,
orally, TO our new stock of
FINE, FASHIONABLE AND
CHEAP FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Selected by one of The Firm during the last
month from the
New York and PHILADELPHIA Markets.
Our assortment will comprise every article
usually called for in this Market, and we pledge
ourselves not to be undersod by any in Ham
burg or Augusta.
Goods always shown with pleasure. No
charge for looking.
Give US a call.
N. B. Store in the American Hotel Build.
ings, Hamburg S. c.
Oct4 Ut 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Frank Burt, Treasurer.
Us.
TuIIy .Iy.. F. sullivao, and f'''''''A''
NOTlCE 10 hereby given that By vir.
In Tue of the decree OF the Court Of
Equity 10 this case, shall sell al Edsefeld
Cou!l House on the first Monday 10 No
rember next.
That 10, or parcel Of Land in Hamburg,
known aud designated as No. II. in The
original plan, bounded South by Marker
street, North by Mercer street, East by
---s street. and West by Hamilton and
Kernagahn. (No. 72) and containing fifty,
t50) feet front on Market street, aud 200
feel deep TO Mercer street.
Said Lot or parcel Of Land will be sold
for nelhird Of the purchased money cash,
and the balance (2>3) on a credi, Of twelve
months. Oh bond with good sureties.-
The titles to be signed. but not delivered
ill the purchase money he fully paid.
SIS. TOMPKINS. .. E. E. D..
Commissioners Office, Oct. 10Th, 1SiS.
Oct. j Il 3S
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Notice,

a: :PPLlCATION will be made 10 the Lcgis-
IA lature at its next Session for Public
Road to be made from Shinburg on tuffee
Town Creek, by way Of Dorn's Mills on
Hardlabor Creek, TO intersect the old Cam
bridge Road in Abbevile District, not far from
hla,tison's Ferry OH Little River.
Aug Both 1S4S. 3m ~
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LAND! LAND!i

YHNHE subscriber dcsrous Of going west,
Il offers for sale his valuable tract Of land,
continuing one hundred and fifty acres. {l50)
lying upon the waters of Indian Creek, waters
Of Big Saluda, adjoining lands, Of VIM Glib
son, Daniel Livingston aud others. The Land
is well adapted, to The culture Of Corn, Cotton,
&c. The premises are well improved, for
terms apply to the subscriber1living on the
premises. MARK RILEY
Oct Ii st 80
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NahI,ACE.

NH ESSRS. G. L. d. F.. PENN having as.
I'VE signed TO me their Estate for the benefit
of their ere dtors, and the state Of their affairs
rendering it essential that speedy collections
should be made Of all debts due to illem:s All
persons indebted, will please make immediate
pdyinen, TO Mr.. Edmund Penn who will be
found for the present at their old stand, and
who has been appointed by the creditors.to act
as agent with me: Those who do;-'.-,.---'--
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$500 REWARD.

FERDlNAND A. SCHROEDER who had
Il been convicted Of rendering fraudulent
this Dist, effected his escape on Saturday night
last. Il is suspected that he was aided by 9th
ers. Twill pay TWO HUNDRED DOL:
LARS for the re.delivery Of Schroeder in this
jail. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for proof
to conviction OF any white person who aided HIM
IN his escape, and FIFTY DOLLARS for
the proof to conviction Of any negro or coIored
person who may have aided him.
S. CHRIST1E-SHERlFF of EdgeGeld
District, S. C.
Sept 13 If al
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SHERRlF'S SALE
STATE OF SOUTH iGARoLINA.
EDGEF1ELDG DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT 0FSORDINARY.

EDGEFlELD4 DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT. o S0RDINARY.
Ellington Clark, App'ts ,n,,o,,
IS. ~ s.
Philip Clark and Others 6 pa.,;,;o, ~
s.. Defendants. = :. ~ s't'0"' -. 7
pY an: Order from;sJ JobD: Hill, Esq,
ID Ordinary Of The District aforesaid, !
will proceed 10 sell eat Edgefeld Court
House, on the FIRST Monday:in, November
next, lands belonging loihe eslale Of Eliza
beth Clark, tec'd..,@ situate i'd the District
aud State aforesaid, .on Dalon Creek.
waters Of Savannah River, adjoining lands
of Henry Stone, Nj. Former, james
Tompkins. Robert Wallace, and james
Martin, containing one hundred aud sev.
enty acres more or less,4be sold on cred
il OF twelve months. sS5as
The Purchaser will berequired to give
bond and Two approved securities. and a
mortgage Of the premises, 10 The Ordinary
to secure. the purchase money.
Cost 10 be paid in, Cash. ~
IS. CHRISTIE, 8. ED.
Oct. 10, 1S48 4t 80
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SPANN HOTEL.
EDGEFIELD, 5. &.

CDO EF IECD, ,. =.
YHyHIS splendid and coulmodio'Is Edifce
n being completed is how opened 10 re
ceire both Transient and consta6! Boarders-
and promises 10 furnish its patrons ard friends
with as good entertainment and accomnoda>
tions, US can be expected IN this part of !he
country. Connected with this Establishment
there are conYenient lots for the accommodation
of Drovcrs.
FA6eibe Travelling Communily-here are
kex cles and Horses 10 let upon liberal
e7 If 36
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry writs of Fieri Fa-
I'D cias, TO me directed. will proceed
to sell at Edgefield Cour, House, on ,hes
first Monday and Tuesday following, ins
November next, The following property, in,
the following c:ses, vis:
Humphrey Roulware, iudorsee. vs. John
Moseiy; John L. Dolby VS. john Mossly;
Goode IL Sullivan vs John. Mosety; Joel
Curry vs. John Mosely; G. L. d E. Penn
vs. John Mosely; Is. J. Ryan for A, B.
Addison VS. John Mosely; g. A.. McKie
vs. J. Mosely aad g. Briggs. S. F.Goode.
VS. John Mosely, seven negroes. viz -
Elinder. Yaucey, Henry, Parlhena, Eme.
line, Lewis. Nedom, one Sulkey and Har-
ucss, and one mare Mule. 3
Iobn G. Burton vs. A. G.. Leeke; TT.
Dyson aud olhers VS. the same, one Car
riage.
John Chappell VS. Esau Brooks, ,jr.; G.,
L. & e. Penn vs the same, four Bales Of
Cotton.
Terms of sale cash. Z: -
S. CHRISTIE, ssE. p.s
Ocl 20 1S4S 3te 40
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NaaTlCE,

a PPLICATION will be made 10 the Leg
IA isiatme of this State at the next Session,
10 repeal the Six,b Section of an Act entitled
an Act, 10 incorporate certain societies and com
panies, and TO renew and amend certain Char
ters heretofore granted, ratified on the 18th Of
December, ls47.
Aug 90 3m 81
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Notice.
TENHE Estate ofsMarshal r! !!rSmith, deceased
q being without administration, and there
fore derelict, all personshuyingt papers pertain
ing 10 The estate, are requested 10 hand them
over to me by the earliest tipi1cticable time, and
all those indebted 10 the es,ate to make pay
lnent, and those having demands to present
them properly attested. -
JOHN HILL, o. +. D.
june IA 49, 6m Il
- Hamburg Journal willplease copy.
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STATE SOUTHsCAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Sam'l Harris aud
Wm. Harris, Appts.
vs Summons ia
Jared Harris, and Partition.
VIM Worhington s.
Wife Martha.
II II appearing To my satisfaction That Jared
Ill Harris and William Warrington and wife
Martha, distributes in tile atoye stated case
reside wi hontthe limits ofthis State it is there.
fore ordered that they doappear and object to
the sale and division of the real estale Of Green
Harris deceased on or before the. first Monday
in December next, or their. consent will be en-.
tered of record. Given undermy land at my
Office the 9Th day Of August l84S.
JOHN HILL, o u D.
Ang9 3m 20
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
A TRACT OF LAND, containing Five
IA. hundred and eighty~fve acres (5S5).
twelve miles from Edgefeld Z. H., lying be-
tween Beaverdam and Turkey Creeks, ii
miles from CAROLS Mill.
Terms will be made easy.
AppIyto R. PLATT BRUNSON.
may 81 6m 19
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
Isaac-Outz,

Lucinda Outs, and others.
NOTICE is hereby given that, by
lN virtue Of an Order from the Court ol
Eqai,y in this case, shall proceed TO sell al
EJgefieId Cour, House, on the first Mon>
day in November next, the three following
tracts of land, belonging TO the estate ol
Peter Quiz, decd, viz:
Tracl No. l,Icoulaining. by survey OF A.
r. Able, D. S.. made l2ih September
1878. One hundred and six,y-six aud
half acres, (l66A) situate in the District
and State aforesaid, on H"rsepen Creek
and adjoining lands of john S. Smyley,
T. W. County, Thomas Harvey, William
Dorm, Isaac Outz aud Tract No. 2, of the
aforesaid estate.
Tract Ne. 2, containing by survey of A
r. Able, D. s., made 12lh September
184s, Two hundred aud Fory-six t246t
acres, adjoining the above tract OF land
Isaac Oalz, b. Quiz and John S. Smyley
Tract No. 3, or Jacob QUIZ tract, con-
tanning by survey of A. r. Able D. S.,
made l2,h September. 1913, ninety nine
(99) acres, lying on Gan,l's branch, ant
adjoining lands held by Abram Quiz, Isaac
Outz, William Dorm, and Henry Quiz.
Said lands will be sold on credit o
one and two years, except for so much a
will pay The cost Of the sui, 10 be paid IN
cash. Purchasers to give bond and gooe
surelies 70 secure The purchase money.
S. S. TOMPKiNS, C. L. E. D.
Commissioners Office, Oct. 10, 1913.
Oct. III. 1919. dt 80
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- -. * rs si.9=''- sss
7s.-ss5z 'a.sssss t'.r7--,s-
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-01-26
the war and establish our boundry line

the war, and establish our boundry line
at the Nueces. I
The yeas and nays were taken upon
the passage ofthis resolution, and result
ted in a vote Of Al yeas and 1877 nays
So the resolution was lost.
ian. 4th--Under the head of presenta-
ton Of petitions, Mr.. LETTER presented
resolutions Of an Iowa City meeting, in
favor Of a railroad from the Mississippi
river to the Pacific; referred to the COM
mittee on Roads and Canals.
Also of the Iowa Legislature, for a
grant Of six sections Of United States gov
eminent land, to the Des Moines College,
presbyterian Iowa. Referred to the
committee on Public Lands.
BY Nh. VIM. Thompson, Of E. Drown
and 172 others Of Iowa, for change in
Mail-route No 1881, from Burlington to
Fairfield. Referred to the committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads.
Also, Of VIM. Eaton q Is others ofIowa,
for an extension Of the act Of July eth,
1912, in relation to bounty lands for mill
tary services. Referred to the commit.
tee on Revolutionary Pensions.
Nothing Of Importance, which would
be interesting TO ourreaders transpiyed in
the House on the 9th. .--
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-01-26

1'EIEGRArH.-We see by an article in
the St. Louis ReveilIe, that it is con.em-
plated to connect St. Louis with Chicago
by Telegraph, and that the work will be
commenced Immediately. The tendency
of lightning is to 50 ahead, and that RAJ
pidly.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-01-26

GCol. VIM. G. Cook, Adjutant Cen
oral Of the State Of Texas, died on the
23G ult. in Gaudaloupe county. RI
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-01-26

GIVE predict there Will be no peace
with Mexico until after the next Presi-
Denial election. The Mexicans hope for
the ascendancy Of the Wings, for with
them they expect, and very naturally
too, more favorable terms, than from a
Democratic administration. How does
this speak for the patriotism ofthe party;
or the virtue Of the citizen?
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-01-26

E5-The Racine Advocate comes 10 us
this week in an entire new dress, much
enlarged and improved in appearance.
It 10 one among the best Of our western
exchanges. Success attend the efforts of
Messrs. Bunner Il Stafford
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-01-26

BANx1NG.-The subject of Banking has
formed very fruitful theme for discus
sion IN the Constitutional Convention Of
Wisconsin. The matter has been finally
settled by adopting an article comforting
upon the Legislature the power to submit
It to the people for their approval or dis
approval.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-01-26

GTThe trial OF Lieut.. Col. Fremont
was still progressing up to the 4th. For
ten days preceding this date, nothing new
had been elected. An unnecessary waste
Of time and money seems to enter into the
conduct and disposition Of this case. It
might be we'll TO call another court mar
tial, 10 try those having this case in
charge, for their unpardonobIe delay.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-01-26

@The Democratic Convention at Co.
lumbus have nominated ]. B. WELLER
their candidate for Governor Of Ohio.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-01-26

TELEGRAPHIC NEws.-A Washington
correspondent Of the Louisville Journal
informs the public, that the great suit,
which has been so long in litigation be-
tween Mrs. General Gaines and a portion
Of the citizens Of louisiana, was recently
decided in favor Of the lady General
This decision, no doubt, makes Mrs
Gaines one Of the richest persons in the
United States. Fortune fauors The BRACE