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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-21
"Col. BENTON, Washington city"
And this of the nth of March:

s.My kind regards your family Say to Mrs. Fremont
that yesterday heard by from Los Angeles that Col
Fremont was quite we'll have informed him that have
country against his wishes. | think it probable he may
conclude leave here and If So he probably start
about the first of May, and tho mountains Bat this
a conjecture OF mine, have not him since the
middle of January, nor heard from him directly "
This is the climax. Human crime rise no higher.
| must break off The Senate has no time to hear me
further The first division of the subject is not through
two other divisions remain to be taken up but must
break off A time will come in open session to finish
what is only begun. Public justice, as well as private
Duty requires me to go through and shall do 1t is
not private question, but public one am only an
instrument-nade by my connexion with one OF the
paesin bringing great criminals to that bar from which
none can shrink and whose decisions are above fear,
above favor and above respect for persons speak OF
the areopagus of the people, and of the fash OF history
After the conspiracy of Catne, Cicero had theme for
his life since this conspiracy against Fremont and these
rewards and honors avshed upon all that plotted against
his life and character also have theme for my hte am
not Cicero do not talk like him; but have more cour-
age than he had and want &c 1cdtP OF any KIND be-
tween myself and anybody. My voice shall pierce the
walls of this chamber and those who have entered into
this conspiracy shall hear my voice will say what
the evidence auihorzcs-no more--no less: ana the
evdoers shall be pursued wheesoever they may be- and
without regard to power or numbers.
TspEECH CONCLUDED
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-21

[sPEEcH CONCLUDED
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
(Gin9eianot.)
6err 6eraus1eber

#:s Serr 0eraus9eber ...
g Go. IL. bes Dchenblattes Der ceutfhen
Sd,nelpcif brahte cine 8eilage. 8eim err
fern slnb!id permutbete i'd, etni9es nber Die
neueren pariler greisnide carin su erfabren,
alIsin itatt oeGen .nttielt oteielbe etnen ars
titel eesen bengefreier Der alten Deutihen,
6errmann, tpelhen Ger Sdreiber in einen
@hweinita0 ;u iperren bellebte. Sielle'ht
bitte fId, cer Sdreiber oieies slrtifel lelbit
befIer in einem old,en 4ctale aussencmmen
ais Oerrmanu Der Wann Der oeutiben Treis
beit, DER in benz camals cioiliilrten 3om
er,ceen rpar llno ,rphl nid,t nit einem rchen
Snoiauer Sduptlina trefeno per9liten ,pers
ben fam, unS bon cem itlbit CACTUS idgt,
raB er burd 1ctu Senetn,en II. feline &'dfte,
ben 9aomern Ghrfurdt einflDste. OaB man
oas 9lnberteR oisies Soelceu cacurd, su ehs
rem ia6t, baB man ein DampfIhlff NIT iei'
nem Jamen belest, lit gar nid)ts unnatur
lihes, obslsih idb Der Scee, einem folder
0eqenitanoe einen Jan,en Der neueren ceut
fhen 9elhtdbte su seben feinespess 81
,picer bin. Scllte pieoer elm Dampfihif
sebaut percen, 70 fdIase id) Ycr es .@ar
6ein;en" AT nennen J! t
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Diebentfhe8 8er9matss 60 m
pa9nie in SenneNee lheint CUTE 9eiddfs
te III MAIDEN. Man ldrebt Don cDrt, taB in
Rur,em 600 9onnen &upferers BON bort
naH Bottom uerihifft werpen irDeu. Man
fInoet es in aueercrcentltder Wense uno IN
Der beften slrt in palf uno @bercfee County
Bieles bon Dem grse fca 70 gut iein, pae es
fait spie seote9enes Rupfer ausGeht.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

vs. Wttti9fetteiner 6timme.-
BE, Ger neulltten Ghartcrmabl in 910heiter
pnroen bret glrermdnner jcoer nit ener
Stimme Mebrheit ermdblt. Sn Utica ere
ndblten etenfaas Die DemOfraten s'pei 9Ils
,enminner jeben NIT elmer Stmme Webr'
nett, uno Der ein,ise temofratild,e 9loers
mar:n, pelher in Crop npdblt ,puroe, bat.
te mar siue Webrftimae. -, - -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

"a" srtabrt. oaB BON Dasbiuatuu irei
ecurlere nit cemIraftate abaeldift morreu
i'no, Ger cine mad, Wcbile. Der anbere mad,
Ntm Srlfans, nm cas- baloise GintrefFen
osilelben m09lid'ft flher iu MAIDEN. Der
2rattat miro rabrid,einlih bunnem l5~ Ga,
aen, coer NIT Dem rs. Widr, Die Saup(1act
Mer'to erreirten. Mau beet feline ern(fli,
d'en Sefurhtnn9en, ea6 ihn Die merifanild,e
Neslerun9 psrmerfcn nerce su ieiner Sc.
nebml9nna mnete iIe namentle, Die grlau.
9nna bon M llicnen 0cnars une Die 3u,
rueAabe ihrer Scnuetllaot teftlmmen. 9Red,t,
terfae" fIdh Die grmartunsen gieler, 70 mir.
De nadlten Wai bic Der. ct. 9lrn,ee auf Der
Se'mfehr te9riffen iein. ~. ma ~.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Wabl in Iem amp1bire. -
3ier Observation-Disclosures 9ahrid,s
ten sufcise 1T Die am Id. biefes in Seems
Campfire abqehaltenen Staatsnah su
@unften Der Demcfraten aussefauen, pie
uns eben @cupern0r 9ilI fast, gina be,
6taat nit $500 Wajpri!dt fur bic DsmO
srot,c.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

elnetnnati 13. WtdrA DE Oampf,
't'He Oaico uno Swatare liefem auf eem
Oh'Oitrcme seSen einaucer. eebtere. bas ei,
ne werthpcas eaeuus all 8cro batte, per>
'anf. Boot uno eacuns wercen als adnslid,
betradtet uno ibr @ertb auf s7s, 900 se,
fhaBt. Die slnsabe, Bag oas Dampfldiff
5rol'c rerbrannt iei, ertptist Gh ais unbe,
9rilnoet. .......
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
1tnperfdlftbte gBbisaefiuuuecn.

Das bteI9e SblpslShlssJournal mus et'ts
rpecer elm parmer Sreuno uuo Gereb.er Der
ellrcpdiIhen6errn pen 9cttes 9naeen ftin,
ODER gum tpenigfen bat es cine serpaltise
Surd,t Dor bem ufrehen llmGborelfen'' Der
8reibcit unb 8cIfsberrihait. Man bore,
mas basHbi9jcurnal in ieinem rcrselfri9en
glatte in Gesus nuf Die in 6rantreib auss
9etrcd)cne Heoclution f19t; .t "..u
uDie Ndhte @urcpas m69en in bic, fces
ben iu Tranfrcid aussebrrdene 9socluricn
oermidelt tpcroen, uno es mag netle SOpfe
uno eeubte Sodnoe erforoern. nm bic TcI9en
ppu unerm eauce obsumenoen." ,.~
- uGs 9iebt esute in oem 9aube bic nit
cen slufrahrern I'M 9luslaupe iompatbiIren,
unc Wenn ite bic Wad,t hdtten, 70 tpilrcen
fle uns liz bic bieShwleriafeitsn rerwidsln. Die
ancere 9tattcuen mitSlut berHuthen. Scls
DIE eeute, Die Spar mad, ihrer 9lrt iebr quite
'Datricien iciu mD5eu, wurcen lt, ais unGS
dere Gatb9eber uno unucrtbeilha5te Subrer
erwelleu."
lSlr t6nnen eem @biajcurnale alerbins6
oetfhern, bae es ia 9lmerlfa W2qicaen bon
eeuten 9iebt, bic NIT Den ,Nufrll h
rern!' 20 i'm Nuslanoe lpmpatbilreu. -
Vliuicnen DOR 0rciheitsfreEncen, bic Dem
,,aufrnbrilhen" fransDfld,en Gclte, bas I'D,
aus ieiner Snedtihaft ertebt uno feline 80
.rannen gum cenfer ja9t 8e,faG su jaucb.
Sen llno tp,r tDnnen rcm 9Sbis ScurnaI
ferner oelftcrn, oas faum cin ed)tes ceuts
ihss SserS tn Slmerfa itldat, bas nldt bic
Tadrd,t nit Dem srcsten Subel emptanuen
pnrce, oa6 ras ,,autrubriihe" oeut)ohe 8clf
I'M alten Tateranoe irine 0rdn9sr perjast
uno oas Banner Der 5reibeit aufsepfanst
bdtte ......
ater bas Wbisjcurnal bait fclde marme
2beilnabme, Die fld in Der 8ruft jebes mabs
rem s. elheitss uno Nenlhenfreunres bel BEN
Srelbeitsbeltrebunaen unterorndter 0Dlfcr
tnno 9iebt. fur brdrif neefdtrlih.''' ulno 10
1T es Sc fonnte ia cem m&6u,s pcnp,eusen
einfallen, uns NIT ieiner 6lotre, bic aus eli
mem e'nsisen elencen &riegslhiffe be(fsbt
elnen Seiuh abSuifatten , rber Ger gaerrs
tSn,a nnb Der Siir(t vrn Qidteniieiu nit le,s
nen 8 Mann uno einem untercff,ier. fSnns
te unier eano lberfauen Bon ,,Sled,ts,pes
gen. CUR germeieuns iclder gefabr ioute
Der Wann pom Bbis, Scurnal gum pcli,sis
clener ernannt tperoen, uno oae Sfed,t haben,
aue Treibeitsfreunoe, bic Die Ibeilnabme
fur Die unteroriidteu GDlfer in Gurcpa aus.
ipred'en, in's ,,etd" su itsden, uuo ale IL
beraIen 3eitunsen gu perbieteu !
gs tbut uns matrl.d, leio, felb(t in einem
W bts> 8latte iolhe fnedti,de ge{lnnuu.
gen leien gu miliIen, bic i'd, pcbl fir eiueu
ruif oh E n llrterthnn, aber nidt fir e;<
men amerifanihen 8urser rai1en. BAT Soe
9Sbiafhum renn tpirflid, 70 ecmaltiae;Nurht
Dor osm llmfthsreifen Der Treibeit2 @iu>
leine 8eleldde mirflid, in Gjefabr uup hal
es Decentralization guropa's pirflid, fl,
70 madtts, uno cas- srcBe, freie> amerifani.
|'@e Solf fir e armielis sae es nidt si,,,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Us btnstcn, IL. Mir;-- Itrpra.
iloent bat ben 2raftat. wic i'm Der Scuat
9enehmI9te, unter5eihnet, uno in Dem ae.
tern setaltenen Satinetsratbe puree be.
ldltil*nt ibn unpsrSislsd mad Mcrifo III
ldNden.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

9icesprdIoentD Dallas u. b,i
Staaten Nrfs. II. TIA b am a. Tah,
vidbten aus bieIsn be;cen Gtaaten fprehen
Fdh cahin aus. tas Die Stimmen terlelben
In Der eemcfrotilden Gaticnal Gonuention
su@unifen ces 8ce prdGoenten Dallas abs
aeaeben rpilrren.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

@roBes Senerin 9 ( o H. Nm
albeno tes 10. rieles brad, in Der Drudere,
Der Oerren Gamrel uno Wccre in Boifcn
Temer aus, cas in furier i3eit gisentbum
,um@etrags ocn unaef dhf $ 90 600 in Afde
uermancel.e. - . felte lca jeocb sroBens
tbeils uerfldert ffin.
0ergangenenS Ssuntas brad in 1aensyorf
IN ben Stdaen ter 9arlem 9ial Noao Com.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

&robe ben uno -qebraten.
&arto It. Gin Tteil tcs nruufsn
Snfantcries Neements wnroe mad, @innoh.
me Der Staot Werifc in ein&lclter einauars
t'rt, i'll cef1en S,cf cine 9lnsabl Ncrifaner
9ebratene 8artcfetn, Yfannenfuhen u. bla.
at Die Soloaten feiltoten. Ginrs Woraens
peripilrte man in Der Staot eia grcbettn
(pcocn mir Ic'ner 3ctt berid,tetcn) II. idfnte
I'te merfanihe 8ertdufer fieleu Iceleid,
auf bic cSnie uno beu9ten cas- Soaupt inglnatt
uno Sd,rsden Der ca fcmmcncen Iin9e ,ur
Grce. Dos @rcbeben 9ing ocrilbsr unb als
flh bic Weritaner pieoer ertcben, paren III
ibrem nidt 9erinsen Gritauuen Die meilten
SBwaaren, namentlld Die 9cbratenen Rare
tcftIa bon lbfen 9aoentiItsn YerIhrun,
ben. Oils ile cen Selrwebcl Der erften Gcn,.
pasnle I'M cine Grfldruus carilber auqiu.
gen, CAB lbnen osrl:lbe trcfrn ,ur 9lutmprt:
oaB ooB oas Gro5ebcn cieitlbcn perlaluuaen
babe. " s... ~ ,..a ..-...., %
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

G3aruter Oaaes, Maire BON paris,
Sopaionar, @cuoern6r BON Al9ier,
reccurtrias, Rcmmanoant Der Itaticnal9arf
De. ...-..... ..--.,-~s. .,..-.-.....,
Woris fl beute Mpraen gang rnb'9 ater
Die Shenten Gnc scihlc0en uno eteStraeen
borricacirt, rie supcr. Has Self bat nd, in
eeu gtaeen suiammeneercttet um ras
Shlcs bon 8inceunes 81 itilrmen.
ecuis Scuaparte Iapclscn 1T am Sc''nz
abeno BON ecnocn nah paris inrlld)etehrt.
Tic,t alleim in pdris, audi III
gRuuheu it cine Gepclutlcn onssebrts
den, peraulaet curd Die parbige Dcnna W.
Ia Wacntc, 3nifhen oenStucenten mar Elm
Streit entftauoeu; cine fanoemannihatF'
bic 9ucmannen, ,pelhe oic@rafn pcneanos'
fclo unter ibren belouperu Shub aenemmcr
bate, fam babel ns @eordnge uno ltcB pe6'
halb bte foni9Iidbe Dame um ShuB bitten
Cola bate nidts eiltgeres Su tbun, aIs fit
auf cenRampfpIos Su oerfli9enh tpurce ater,
bort an9efcmmen, nit Sctb uno Stelne ocn
oem gplfe semorfen uno fonit iniuItitt. gle
lutte ,rpar 3uFuht III elmer Der benad,bars
ten J,duier, fano aber ale 2biireu oerid!o(
fen. Der ROnis melder serace cee Begs
fam iuhte Te ,u telhiisen, bot ibr feiuen
Arm au uno filbrte Ge in bic Tbeatiner
&irde, 100 ilh bic un9ludIide Sd,auirieles
rln pcr ben 9lltar niecerwarf uno ousrief
n9ctt + eiduse meinen beiten Sreunc, meis
nen ein;igen Sreuno!,' Sic oerliee oaun pit
&irde, e.ne piitcie in Der Sano unb perfusz
te ft unter bic Mense, no eiu Maun Ge bel
Der &ehle faBte, fIe entwofnete uno ben Ses
leic,9un5en Der rOten Mafr preis CAB.
..s........... ..... .~. . Wh. Neut.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

:. Sen. Son 4 on bat am Ia. bieles in,
Fremont Temple in 8citon ilber ,,cie 8e.
jiebunsen BON IeraS su ben 8ereinigteu
Staaten" cine 9fece aebalten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

ala lEie mir erfahren 1T ilber bic Grnens
,nuue eines Meamcilters nlht Seitlmmtes
,sntIhieoen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

NAL rpasen barfI 1heilnabme fur elm urter,
bri'dtes Tolf ,Su besen, eas feline 2stten
fprenot?! ! 1rsaeas. se~ aamllsas
4 llnc pie lan9e 1T es ber, bas ienes int,,s
tbtge Scdufletn patriptifdcr Mdnner unser,
BEN erlen Mefdiustcu, rnf.r eisnes sans'
pom trittiiden Scte frsifdlus 2 NHd fes
wuroen bon Siiriteufneebten uno 9crirs ole
.9Iufriibrcr" perfhrieen, unc tpcId,e ,pareus
Fre, bic oieiem mnthi9en 0dufein 70 ercsmas :.
ttis Shoarenwei(e 81 culfe eilten? @s ,pas
rem Die Gdter rerielten Gran;clen, Die bas
Scurnal ots u9luf iibrer" perlhreif, es.,pa,
rem o'eSrcihelstelben bic feiuem8efreiunass
fan'pfe Seifaa suriefcu! slter est it esx
Dem Scurnal sufclae, ein serdhrIitesB Begin.
nen, mel, amerifaniid,e Sreimdnner6reunc.
Nhaft fur Die ,,Nufrnbrer" besen, Die aeoen
llntercri'duus fir Die beil,se sade bsrSrej.
belt fdmrfen !
Gs it bier nihr tapcn bic, 9iete, tae 9lme.
rita cen fir itre Srciteit fimpfenesr 86ts
fern @urcpas caIfe pN,tidenicG. sie traus
hen eieie Sehtfe nidt fcbalc Die &eeclutirn
I'M 8an9e 1T tenn ibrc Sage it niht nit
Der ran'ali9en Sage Ter ihwoh besolferten
amerifanilfen @clcnicn 81 pergleid,en. als
per bas 8ewu6tlen, boB auf oieIer gcite
ces Wai1ers Elm srcBes fleies gclt lett, eas
Die mdrmffe 1helnabme fir .aQe Treibetss
beitretun9en auf Der oouSenGrce be1Ist, ras
1T cine mcral,ide Soulfe, Die cen Slrm ieees
Sreibeitsfdmpfers tdblt. Ter free Bureer,
Der oiefe Sbeilnabme nid)t filhf., oefIen oeri
nld't frcnciser fd,ldet bei cer Stadrid,t, bae
Gin unterbrI'6tes 8olf leine &etten lerrfru,
Der oeroisnt niht frci su fein. Tag lid, Die
Sreibeit in ben me;iten 6dQen Den 0Eee iber
eeidcn batnen mue, baS it nitt oieShulo
Der 0ntercrh dten, lcncern Der LIN terer ider
Der 6lud uno ele natirlid1e GcIss, Der Gy.
ranneY> nno bic Spfer Die fir Die Treibeit.
uno beiIisen Wenlhenrehte falleu, fcmmen
auf Die &ehnun9 Der Gpranuen Bieaeid,t
brin9t uns rns nddte Damp rflhif oieTads
ridt bon rcmSturse eines auoers Ibreues,
uno ss nirb Dem Whi9jcnrnale fd,per fals
len, ben 9lusbrud, oes Sube!s oes amerifa.
n'ld1en Splfes itber iclhes erfreulid,es Gts
ci9nie III uutercriiden. Ncftbcte.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
:, & . b II .. 80 E II E r,

DemptrattIher vs. a b lbettel l.
a1RW Bel Der am pcri9en Samifas oahie,
absebaltenen berlcfratiltler 2annfhipsSer'
fan,mluns fpurpe fcl9encer csmctratiiher
Wabisettel ernannt.
i5a" q. Sur Triecensrlhter
e a Sames slllen.
s.lssH ,u Truifies ...
Sarmcn Stieser,
,e, Abratam einb,
a.. @Yrus 3eaers.
...a 9lerf
a... 8. s. @oans. .. .e..
.. ,.. Shasmeiiter
Sames 9. Gitep.
a.. -... 9cnifablers
a. Treb. DanSeticn,
$3.50 Daoio cahn,
s..,- g. Smd.
,a... slGeGor
Sohn .Sho6.
go. . .~ QDe9meitter y
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
eebrusGcllin, bes SnnerI q
Marie, ~offsntlide Werfe,
Garnet. afentlihen llnterridt

8aruier pases, Maire BON par's,
@opaianar, @cuoern6r Ucn Alsier, er~'''',
reccurtrias, &ommanoant Der Stat'onal9ar''
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-18
international Postage.

The New York Sun gives additional
facts in relation to the arrangements
reported TO have been concluded be.
tween the United States and the Brit.
ish government, that will be received
with universal satisfaction. Hl 3qan
The rates Of postage will probably
no, exceed twenty-five cents on, each
letter from the United States, or one
shilling sterling on letters forwarded
from the United Kingdom. BY this al
rangemen,, a letter mailed in any part
Of Grea, Britain or Ireland, and a shil.
ling paid upon it there, ,OiNbe delivered
in the United States without charge to
the person to phom il may be directed.
So with a letter sent from the United
States; BY the payment Of twenty-five
cents here, it will be delivered free Of
charge in any part Of England, Ireland
or Scotland. These, we believe, are
the rates established by the treaty, al
though we are unable to speak positive
", not having received an official copy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-18
Hiqi. 70 From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Western Provisions in Europe.

A Western correspondent transmits
The following for publication in the
Baltimore Patriot: a.,. ..o.,.l
A very few years since, the provi.
sions Of the west were pu, up regardless
ofa foreign market The style Of cur.
ing and packing was American, and
.no,hing else." A change, however,
has come over US. Experienced curers
and ample facilities are now scattered
throughout the great west. In Ohio.
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois. Missouri,
Kentucky, and Tennessee, all cure the
product Of the hog for u market, and q
good share Of its is handled with skill
and care. - ,.,..s .,~. h.. i,..l
Cincinnati extra hams are now known
throughout America, and o great part
OF Europe. In some respects, howev.
cr, the style Of cutting, curing and pack.
ing in the United States has not been
adapted 10 the usages and prejudices
Of foreign markets. This has especial.
Iy been true in regard to Great Britain,
our largest .rans.A ,lantic cus,omer.-
John Bull mus, have a ''long middle"
with the shoulder blade and back bone
out, and '.short middle," cut in his
own way; and they must be packed in
boxes or bales-ihe hogshead would
not do. He has been especially partic.
ular in regard TO everything else. The
Yankee way wasn't the right way, and
he would not have it. The French are
equally particular about lard, and they
mus, have it in tin cans, while John
Bull prefers it in bladders.
Well, our packers and curers have
taken lessons. The English packers
have been here to superin,end The cur.
ing done for them. The Irish curers
have been doing the same thing, and
the French dealer has also given les
sons on the size and shape Of the tin
lard cans, and has superintendent the
rendering, filling and sealing process
The resu, is that many Of our Western
packers have now all The skill possessed
by their customers in Europe, and our
provisions now not only meet with
ready sale but please the European
trade.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-18
Condition Of the q. s. Treasury, i,

ID The Secretary, Of the Treasury !,
Hon. R. ). Walker, issues the follow
ing official notice. dated the 7th inst:
I.From the official report now before
me, setting forth the condition Of the
treasury, and the amount Of money re.
quired by it during the present month
OF November and Of December ensu-
ing, it is eyidentthat the means Of the
government willebe ample 10 liquidate
all claims against itup to the Is. Of jan
uary next, without calling in before that
date any further pay ayments on account
Of the loan of{h 848;, and desiring TO
save the government the expense Of all
unnecessary interest, noiice is hereby
givento all the successful bidders for
that loan, by whom any balance 10 still
due, that they are permitted to postpone
any further payment until the first ol
January next. mlld sdi ii aeJeiisiMt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-18
The Provision Business.

Packing operations, ot beef and pork,
have been commencsd in the towns
where ,they are usually pursued, on the
north western lakes, on the upper Mis-.
sissippi, on the Ohio, the Cumberland, {,
Illinois, &c. The preparations gener.
ally, so far az we observe, have been
made with view TO a large business;
still, the common impression seems 10
be, that there will be a good deal less
provision packing done this year than
was done last. THIS will depend very
much, however, we suppose, upon the
prices paid; for the country is under
Stood 10 be full enough Of both hogs and,
cattle, and II good prices be held OUT
early 10 the season, as an inducenent
for drovers to make contracts, they will
doubtless be brought in. But whether
such contracts will be safe, is further
along in the progress Of the season than
we are just now looking. e
In this city, the business will be ac-
tive so soon as the weather shall become
a little colder, and finally large. To
the present time about $500 head ol
hogs have been slaughtered, and about
1000 head OF cattle. The current prices
Of the former are So IS 10 $3 Is, and
Of the latter So 90 to $4 Cincin.
ndsii Gdzctke. 'tfrg'" sH' eaa esi'fea
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-18
From Texas,

The New Orleans papers Of the Isl
instant, by two or three arrivals, have
accounts from Texas to the goth uIt
In regard to the late difficulties with
the Indians, We copy the following ar
ticle from the Galveston Civilian, Of the
23d: .-sttas
The late Indian incursion appears to
have created considerable excitement
in the west, as might be supposed, from
the suddenness and audaci,y with
which it was made. The Austin Dem.
ocrat, Of Wednesday, says that the In.
dians had been seen within four miles
Of that city. They also made their an.
pearance in small numbers near Con.
zales and Bexar. Thirteen Of our cit.
izens are ascertained 10 have been
killed. The Victoria Advocate says
that four Indians were killed in the fight
on the Cibolo, which we have before
mentioned. oa, .sau
A correspondent o! the Houston Star
informs the editor Of that paper, that
after the fight the Indians, about two
hundred strong, passed down the San
Antonio river, near RefugIo, and turn
ed towards San Patricio, followed by
the whites, who. had gathered a hun
dred strong, on the 18th, and strong
hopes were INDUCED that the savage,
would be suitably punished. But ,ths
Victoria Advocate, OF Thursday, say,
that "after killing thirteen men, woun
ding several others, and taking a vas
amount Of property, they made thei
escape, and are now most likely il
their mountain homes, msditating an
other descent upon our defenceless in
habitanis." Ia .o' 2 sa .olai8 sai 6aii
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-18

Wisdom allows nothing to bsigood,
that will not be so forever; no mant o
be happy, but he that needs no other
happiness :han what he has within him.
self; no man TO be great or powerful,
that 10 not master of himself. ,9agEof
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
TWENTY FhNALE VOLUNTLtRS.

COUNTRY tLANNELS AND LlNSEYS.
"a LAh"t lot Coum'y Fisnuels and Linsefs Ei
- sAeat teeprl @ "a hEiSk ELlfs.