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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

49, HiSh cciered prints, AIohegan strines Il
.. Gamble Jeans, Patterson checks, SCOTS" Che
-. i'e" Pantaioons linen, bro linen drills. all
.soF9ia F'nkeen, York county do. cotton G,os D.
=, 5o.o stripes, extra heavy tweeds. Monterey -ae
no s-rPo' tr. plaid gambroon, black. white
-'oI H1hne' table cloths blk Itaiig-,iFarS in ,7-,r
'-1 Tt .t6so iTet 10, rs and refrain from all
basiUezs On that day, except gvi2g praise aa1
'hanks 10 Almighty God for the health. peace and
happiness with which our lanI is blessed.
No nation on earth has so much reason as We.
10 give praise to the Divine Dispenser Of al gooI
Living as VIC do in the most saIubrous clfnle. and
possessing the most fertile soil in the u2r be,ltb
and industry Gil the country with peace and pros.
PCrity. and labor is rewarded with the most Dax
cmPIary reIurGs. Whilst almost cve-v other
country is lettering 70 The base BY the commissions
Of in.crn7, strife. or groaning bencath the woke
Of tehdat tyranny, VIC are PeaceabIy enjoying the
freest and best political Institutions ever devised
by the ingenuity of man The sovereignty of the
people is here conceded axiom; anI lbe laws.
established upon that basis, are cherished with
faithful patriotism.
The AMENDED CONSTITUTIONS The last Logis-
latnre Of this State proposed certain amendments
to the constitution. These amendments, it will
be sscn by the lc:ser Of our Lille Rock cores
Pondont published in another column, have been
adopted, and arc now part Of the constitution OF
the State. The most important provision. Of the
amendment, is the change in the manner Of elect
ing the Circuit and County Judges and Prosocut-
ing Attorneys.
BY tho constitution, as now amended, these Of
cors arc elected by the peoples this appears to US
the better mode Of eIecting the Judiciary, and more
in accordance with the genius Of our institutions.
But while the amendments are in accordance with
tho wishes Of the people, tho manner of amending
the constitution in this State is obnoxious TO many
serious objections. And we hope this Legislature
will not propose any additional amendments, but
e,her let it alone as il is, or call convention to
make new constitution. If they do not do So
bat 80 on amending as the last two Legislatures
have, 1t will soon be as yoIuminous rs the Statutes
and besides it will take pack of hounds TO r,n
il down and find out really what it means.
CTIho Pennsylvania! says that Gen. Scorr
observed TO a gentleman, a few days since. at his
residence, ia New Jersey, that he fifteen million
CT dollars, paid for the acquisition of our newly
acquired Mexican territory, was but a drop in the
bucket, compared 70 the incaculablo benefit these
possessions wilI prove to the United States.
OI5rWe have rot heard, and therefore can form
70 idea, when the Legislature will adjourn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

4 gentleman IS now in inns city, in search OF 4
3od locality for large number of families ~ho
isirc 20 emigrats from Martinique to this State.
-ArEaga5 Dsm9cra5.
Come up this way stranger, andwe can furnish
with plenty Of gooI localities for ali the IA
l.ies IN Martinique, and glad to sec them come.
ALBERT GALLA-Iy.--|Fe see by our exchange
DeFs. that thi5 venerable statesman is fast re-
.eriag from The serious illness which 50 recent
crested fears for hi, lie. He is now said to be
e 10 sit md usa his pom oad that ha retains his
ecgies unimpaircd.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
What is ii?


What are the Taylor whig principles, is ques-
ton that has been often asked, and never yet sa-
tislactorily answered. Gen. Taylor himself or
some body for him, has made thousand and one
attempts to explain it but each attempt only in
wolves the matter in greater labyrinth OF uncor-
tainty. The wings, themselves. now seem to be
in as great doubt about It, as tine democrats did
before the election. The Missouri RsDu5'jcan
and Az'o Era, both whig papers and published IN
The same city, are dspu,ing about the Su6-Traa.
sury systam. The Republican says that the cleo
ton Of Gen. Taylor is proof that the people have
condemned that system. Bu: the New Era says
that they regard this remark as Il proposition on
The par. Of the Republican to revive the T. States
Bank question and that the election of General
Taylor IS not condemnation of the Sub-Treasu-
ry, for the subject never was alluded to in public
debate nor in any paper that supported Gen. Tay-
ior's election. Thus We see 4hat the strongest
supporters Of old availability do not know what his
principles are. And if they disagree already
what may we expect when they all get together,
aul each faction claiming that the result Of the
eoction is proof the people in favor of their
particular notion of things. We can expect no.
thing but general blow up of the whig party :;
and If this is to be the result OF whggory We hope
thoy viii not serve Gen. Taylor as they did poor
Tyer-curse him for 4 traitor. We wish them,
now, 70 understand, in time, that whatever may
! be the policy Of Gen. Taylor they cannot say he
deceived them, because he has made them no pro-
misses, and they have advocated nothing, except he
is an honest man. Wearo thus particular in eau.
tioning them before they get mad, because we
know when whiggery gets madit flies righ: out of
gear and curses every thing into smashcs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09
REHABILITATION.
For Major Borond, Il votes.
For Mr. Gibson, Is
For Mr.. Drew. 9

Telcgraphic Report OF the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
Seven days later from EuT0De.
Arrira2 Of tie steamer Amsrira-S Sentence ofDe
irish Patriots c0mna5ed-EraHce Tranquil
Tie Narbcls &C.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-09

Form not expectations that cann'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-08

n.TUAET~ Steam r.nu,I >u.u ii.us' M,A.
- o.. O. -ulurt.r ar'. ... also
IAIlOM
'ur sll.ly ROBBINS.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-08
" antcd

49, CORDS Wood b.. ,.,hau~c ~ .'''
-1sP aud eIu,. Do. $40 y huttt'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
wulG pL.A1FORM

.A;.,r government. in when the
unresentajves OF the people sha', pc "
rp.1ssso nj the will OF him who happf9s ~
a. p,.sideot. we believing that the Mno''
aorIs are better capable OF governing '"'"''
49, man is one man OF governing 'n..1'
m administration OF all the affairs :" g,
-, as they were administered by wash
80 Jefferson aud Madison, ior Tue e'ea'-
,st good OF the people. al b;ah
Honesty OF men and purpose IN OIL "'s'
stations as well a. low. in,
ENrhesrance from the conquest oil ''friSh
ard all enifayars 10 extend our pow
10 nation, beyond It's present vast pou"-
daries. al onr intercourse
e.. ,n raiions aud neutrality III lAelt 81
- ,hat Will. we make our country tespeet-
"a ahrosd We may make il the peace'u' dN-
Gu o., ~ oonressed OF other nations.
iuI' a,,r of ! free expression o. opinion a.
Ah'et ,sar :, that The officers oil govern
mepI. while they shall be required y 'hs &c.
their duties faithfully aud promptly ~
psrtment and the people oy " az tho
nna;d. they shall be allowed TO o'lei :
executive in measures oil government Wv
fear oil removal Titan nj GOVERN
ment-the payment OF salaries ooI ~ Ia
and the prompt payment OF the na.'o'p, 's,,
The protection OF our doniesne tu'''
and the money o(the country aSains' ''I tr"'
Der labor and oppressive mi''ioidi'''
rope. lakes snd
arbors, and the general protecuoh o' ~
commerc of the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
New Books.

'ENiE DlANAS, or the son OF a count, and tie
Dauy ficrot a kins-coupiete. by Alex dumas:
Three Sisters and ttree Fortunes, Or Rose. Bla4che
and Nioiei, is q u Lewis, ESl;
Asmedeses, or Legends Of New York, being a com.
plete expose OF the mysteries. vices and doings, as *.
hlbiied by the fashionable circles OF New Norh: ineln.
ding the hauhis Of The Gamblers, their names. places
and yisttotsi Also, The names. places and visitors at tue
'fashiunasie houses Of Fashionable prizes with a full
devetnaement OF all the WAYS and mysteries of the Up
per Tea fhousa'id; hy Harrison Gray Buchanan, Esa.
Facts without felton,;
The Manner Of the Mines, or the Maid Of the Mouas.
terry; \ tate o. the Mexican war, by Arthur Armstrong.
TIE Naval Lieutenant, or Mrs Washington rot.s. Nv
Miss Leslie;
Braseioane. the Son of Athos, or ten years later; being
the conclusion OF The Three Guarfslnen, ana Twenty
Years AFTER. b. Alexandra Dumas;
The Misenes ard Mys,erie. OF New York. ty Ned
Buntiiuc--a new edition;
The Quaker cl~ty--tweHty. fourth edition. hy Lippard:
The Married Woman's Private Medical companion,
by Dr \ u Aaurceau; price 30 cts
Cooley Lsdy's Zoos for Nov.
Jai0u Magazine
National do Z" Received This day AT
WAkEMAN'S i.Irtafy Depot
ocI2i No Ill Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
TALrANT g. DELtpLAIN,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS vCPCH ANTs,
WHEELING. Va.

- ~
WHOLESALE DRY coons vrECH ANTs,
WHEELING, Vi.
2yAvE now in sore and Offer f- sale
- csss AID vases Fancy Ms;rv Dress Coos, De
srshlr ~y ics ~ double fid.
90 Is tipars1 a1i llstres, various quMhes
DO ffaoicn rfaits.
tsie g : wooden C~'ossinss, high eolors:
! do nfue ana ~ check 4.
% low priced brown eisths,
d. eufish Beaver DO do
d1''~ priced Black do
Truss freaeh DO d.
French uec.Eu C,ssimercs-sever packages desi-
rshis STYLES fancy cassimercs;
french rlaut Nrstiu1 Casstmer-s;
Many qualities pin hk do
do d. Hlae cloths;
I case Mexican c~asstmefes, fancy styles;
2 d. heavy low rrsel sattlne's'
, DO low srecd Blk do
several varieties r'ey cold do
"Good Intent hk do
styles o. mems winter wear. c%omhinin; : very et'en'
sitc stock Of Wpoleus Tor any iolhiug esiahi shncni'
hOueHt on most favorable terms, and 10 he sold by TIE
we have also just received ana on hand
csses rlamtners' BIS sud white Prints;
3 30 hine and orange do
rs.lg Allen. s]pIasae's, pu9nel.' low priced
eess-s Rich Fsey Prints,
Pcsi style malteT do
II esscs Bleashd s%hir,Hrs. all prices;
90 do shestnss;
Hesvy %4fttovn do
Ittht do do do
BLOWN case Bieached Suffolk Drills;
, leases Brown Canton Flannel;
] do Reschrd do do
] do eulored do do
= do Printed canton Innings;
. DO BIZ Caulhtics;
wales rickngs. various makes;
3 so Red Flannel;
l do White do
] do yellow ID
do TWiled red ditto.
y largo invoice Of winter shswls, consisting Of Blan'
ket, Walie, Plain aud Embroidered lfk cashmere,
Bru1sWick and Ferkerri Printed Shav-ls, Winter Dress
Edkfs. such ~ Worsied. de Lane and raw sin;
so pairs hest quality coat Blankets, blue, bro. and grey
10 do common do DO;
csso Berwick Twceds. for shifting,
do Ciay shrtiug STRIPES;
. do common Checks;
. do finer duo;
A large Invoice Of BIN FriaEes, very low;
An styIes Of Buttons for the season, and = general as
sorimeut Of Tsilors' trimmings such as silk and wors.
ted Serges. Siiisias. . bales canvas and Ted Iaddinr,
Sewing siIk and twist, BIZ Patent Thread, SIik aud
tahhy Noivets, Coat binding and cord, hfk W adding,
Spool Threads, Brown Hollands, &c, &C.
s cases Skein cotton,
Heavy 40 inch wiled Banging;
Cotton Table Diapers, Suspendcrs. Cenihs, rms,
CrowleN's Needles. Lsces and white Goods, &C. &c. &c.
In fact being provided with a first rate STOCK i"r Ahf
MsRKrr, we are anxious 10 prove to AL MERCHANTS who
take the trouble 10 examine. that Goods can "he lohfeh
in wheeling as advantageousiy To the huyer a. any
where else. TAbLANF & DELaIl'AiN'
Wheeling, Oct. o, Is4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
MORE EVIDENCE OF THE VIRTUES OF
JAYNE'S Family

DR. n smith, w inshoro', n G., says-SaGe of vour
Family Medicines have reached this part of the cosn.
Try. They seem Ia do much good, aud are eagerly
sought after hy all Who are acquainted " til their me
dicin0l virtues. | should he glad to have an Agency
Tor the sale OF them, as | Halter myself, that my reputa.
Iron as a Physician is such, as will promote your inter.
est IN the sale. The EApec,ofant appears 10 be IN The
greatest demand here.
MI IL aiiacc, Milford, Ponua., says-The first six
mouths very little Medicine was sold, excepting y.ur
Worm Medicine, which was soOn DISPOSED OF il Is
but Il short time since the eXpeetoraut was much called
Tor. had used one hottie in my amilv. and found n
an excellent Medicine for colds. This spring there
have heen an unusual number OF persons conpl aiming
OF heavy colds, and the most of them have found relief
by using your expeclor6nt.
Mr. Ihos NJ Turner, savannah, Geo, savs-Wch have
beeh very successful IN selling Your Alternative. and 20
have tut 4 few bottles left; We wish YOU to send ne ,
Gross 10y the first vessel.
Messrs Whitney and Latin, Mount Morris. N York
say-'Ne are about out of your Vernifnee and Isir
Dye, and have daily calls for the Vermifupe. which
stands very high in this sFction. The sales of all yonr
Medicines have been good, and continues TO Increase
Ezra Futile, Willoughhy, ONO, says-Your Vermi.
tnse ANA fiiis sell very readily hsrc-l could have sold
much moe OF them IT | had had them.
y I SIe"dman, Maysvile, N Y, says-I find your
Nerinttlse and cNpec'oraHt give good satisfaction, and
we should he glad to have smother lot.
I,orated ouiy by Df. ID. JAYNE. Philadelphia. and
sos"p ~ agency by + \ BkENfLtNGER and
oero son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
From the \. Y. Conr. s ENQUIRER.

Every BODY %(unless it be the Uaioa) knows
that Gen. TAYLOR declared his ballet, in the
first Allison letter, that the "persondl 0pul-
ions OF the individual who may happen 10 oc-
cupy the Executive chair" ought not 10 con
troll the action Of Congress; that it Is no part
OF the Presidents duty II dragon Congress
into making laws to suit him; and that each
department OF the National Government
should be left to the proper sphere. The
Constitution of lhe Uuited States declares, in
lis very first article, that ALI tegiSluiiuc
| po,eer shall be vested in Congress; aud il is
Gen. TAYLOR's opinion that this provision OF
Constitution was not iatended to bt, what the
! practice Of Locofocoism for some lime past
has well nigh made il. a dead letter lie has
declared his belief that the theory Of our Gov
eminent, IN this respect, Is in danger OF I'M
dergoing a serious change; that II has come TO
be considered a matter OF course that the Pre-
sident. by the use OF the veto power, shall CO.
cree Congress into passing laws 10 suit him,
or pass none; and that the Executive depart
ment, instead being what the constitution de-
signed it should be, thus seeks, and is likely to
engross, all the functions OF Governmedt-
This is the very danger 50 earnestly depreca'
ted by JEFFERSON aud MADISON, and the other
founders OF our republic. II is precisely the
dangeragainst which the people were so often
and so solemnly warned in The writings OF
those great men.
That our readers may see that these state
ments are entirely true. we copy a lew oi the
many declarations upon this subject that a.
bound in their works. Mr.. Jeiir'son. in a
iettet to Gen. LAFAYETTE, dated November 4
1928, which may BE- found in the fourth vol
ume OF his works. page $50, referring 10 the
] ~ yixinp of n.,ftaS than gxtSfinu SayN.
The TORIES are Tor strengthening the Ere
cutiue and General Government. The Wigs
cherish the representative branch and The
rights reserved 10 the States as the bulwark
against consolidation, which must lmnedi-
ately generate MONARCHY"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
GALLANT OLD JACK.

IA obD LAOh.
AlR-Long Lire Harry Clay.
Hurrahi Tor Old Z4ck, once more we rejoice,
llurrah for gallant old Zick;
For he has become the peoples first choice,
Hurrah Tor gallant old Iack.
Ck0rHS-Ihe Loco power we do defy,
The Toe before old Zick viii ny;
Our glorious d,g Will float on nigh
Aud lead us TO victory.
Handh! Hurrah! Hurah for Old
Zick,
Hurrah Hurrah Hurrah for Old
Zach.
He's honest and brave,
And cur country he'll save,
Hurrah for Gallant Old Z lck.
Great ship Of Stats-old Jack must direct
her,
nurrah Ior gallant old l. ok.
We annot trust Cass, The slag protector,
Hurrah Tor gallant oidZlck.
Chorus-The Loco power, &c.
We 90 for the man tina, is honest aifl just.
Hufrah for gallant old lack.
The maa that viii never abuse his tfnst,
Hurrah tor gallant old Zlck.
The Loco power, &c.
The Constitution will be Tsylor's guide,
Hurrah for gallant old Z1ck.
With this pledge the people are satisfied,
flurIdh Tor gallant old lack.
The Loco power, &c.
Santa Anna met Zlck with Jimmy Folks
pass,
llurrah Tor gallant old Zack.
But he could at pass lack, nor neither Can
Cas-;
Hurrah for gallant old lack.
The Loco power, &c.
Col. Weller was beaten BY Seabury Ford.
Hurrah t 7 gallant old Zick.
And Jack will beat Cas- with his broken
sword,
Hunah for gallant old lack.
The Loco power, &c.
The unterrJed have ceased to talk big,
Hurrah ior gallant old Zick.
For the old Keystone has elected a wing,
Hurrah for gallant old lack.
The Loco power, &c.
And Florida too wheels into the fight,
Hurrah tor gallant old Zack.
With old Zach to lead She coming out right,
Hurrah for gallant Old Zick.
The Loco power, &c.-
Then hurrah Tor lack, Zine loud aud long
cheers,
Hurrah Tor gallant old Z,ek.
For old Rough and Ready, and his volunteers,
Hurrah Tor gallant old ZAck.
The Loco power, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
Qelegrarhed for the Baltimore SUM-
ORLEANS Oct 81 1913

The British West ledis Msil Steamer
Forth. has arrived of SHIP Island. rom Vera
Cruz. She brings sdviees from Mexico 10 The
lith inL.
The revolutionary outbreak, Of which Their,
were ihrelfnilg Indications Tor me time
p@3evious. took place on The 9Th. The Gov
eminent Wa fully prepared, and acted with
decisive energy; troops were called out; eau
non were planted 10 bear on available points,
sni before blollshed cusued the instruction
ary attempt was frustrated. lumbide. and
many Other officer, connected with H.. have
been arrest 4 and imprisoned. The OBI ect OF
this movement L. said TO have been To bring
back and place in power General Santa
Anna.
Gen. Blstameace was raising a force Of
four thousand men toquell the revolt at Tam
pico.
\ destructive fire occurred at Alexandra,
on the Red River. on the loth instant. SIX
squares, all stores. containing an imm snse
amount 90 property, valued at over bait q mi,-
lion OF dollars. were destroyed. The Bepub-
iIcdn office was among the buildings con-
sumed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
Wheeling, Oct. Goth. 1913.
ONE HUI \DRED DOLLARS REWARD
For The Times.

=, 49, For the Times.
Nr, Hhartcn-I accept Mr.. Avrry's pro.
p~o7llioa, requesting. however, that on, hats
snait be sent to Pittsburgh, instead OF Ne,y
fofk-lt Is much nearer, much easier IN send
our hats there, and we can find plenty of
p~faclical matters Of long exprrieure, who are
eiilffIy uislnlerested, aud the orl, obisc, t.,
>~nding our hats RON home, is 10 pet iudres
- ms hind. | also desire 10 send our hi.
TO pittsburgh rather 'han to New York he.
cause hls Six Halter has recently come iron,
uhat CITY where he has been al work ami
"h'rr te must have more or les, inhusnca
D"N"s tle boss ~itativrs, for whom he has
worried lbe West Liberty Committee was
Iu"'Poseu oil Squire Brady, John Wa die.
LFNis applesate, and Aaron Kelly OF mur
''t' i tNink these gentlemen arp ,hsro eo.
Us" 10 Tell good has lnin a p or one. hnt
sif' A'ery thinks differently. lie ws,n1.
mug however 10 submit his hats 10 their in.
spTglioh, and seemed To have -con6d-nc. il
'heir Judgment before lhey dcril-d IN G,"r
my hat. New, il Mr.. Ayrry viii STATE
" hal hihd oi a hat he propos- = 10 make. and
hr mean, The best Beaver or sin btt Gbs
'suse II lie means q Coney ~ Wool h,i
give II up, AMI il he will agrse 10 seoJ ~.
ha's TO fiitsbursh-h he choose one ami Irh,o1.
aHo'urf, aud they Two choose a tIirt an =.
P''c'ita' h@ters, ! viii lie GA hand as snon
+; "Veau nahu'aclnre The hats; and il br
: . ""tiN ! MnI send ihe same lais 10 pift,.
A. ~ ,"is ! "aa az West Liberty, It be viii
NV ,"O SINE lhls WI be- carving he c,,.
10 a higher ~eouIt-digher Ia biss nn,,faa
jonA J. hOGE.
mum htt Maker. union Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
FROM HONDURAS AND CENTRAL
Al Die

BY the s%rrival of The bark John r. Gardi-
ner, Captain Peterson, at New York, files OF
the Honduras Observer, 10 the l7th instant,
were received. The rumors from Guatemala
are conflicting aud unsatisfactory. The Oh
server of the 7th says
Since the last advices IN our paper Of the
10th ult., we then mentioned the insurgents
Tor party "Ltberal' as they are called has
mustered in large numbers before the city OF
Guatemala aud demanded lfSm their leaders,
tour days pIllage OF the city. 1t appears
from what we are now able to ascertain,
that the Inhabitants granted In part their de-
mand, by paying somr so or $1,000 dollars,
YET they remain unsaui,ied.
Merchants aud others, have, We learn given
orders to retain oil their goods aud other pro-
perry in transitu and ii Is expected what prop
erty may be at Ysabel, viii be sent back
here.
Such is the unhappy state Of that fair por
ton OF Central Amrrcs and until a more re-
gulated and enlightened system Of govern
ment is adopted, OF until the tide OF European
emigration flows from the North 10 the
Southern Hemisphere, anarchy and confusion
will ever eisue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

John Van Buren, delivered a speech in Gen.
esee, n. Y, on the Goth OF June. in which ne
said-"Mr Van Buren, cordially supported The
nomination OF Polk and Dallas. No effort
was spared by him TO secure the success oi
Mr. Polk, and no complaint has been heard
from him in regard 20 Mir Folks administra-
,ion."-Asnia Torch Light;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

lyDIA RUBBER PAvEMENr.-The court yard
Of The English Admiralty. Whitehall, has
been covered wilma pavement OF India rub
Der. An experiment tried upon it resulted
very satisfactorily. Iii laid down in pieces
about twelve inches square and one ID thick
ness.
Col. Jefferson Dlvis. L. S. Senator from
Mississippi, has made a speech To his consti-
tucnis in favor OF taking up arms to nullily
the Wiimot Pr1viso, should Congress pass it
into law. He is non-committal on the
Pre- .idential question, as regards Taylor and
Cass, both OF whom he complimented in his
speech.
lsrEREsTrSG FAcr.-Dr. Holmes, editor of
the Milne Farmer states that by washing
pencil marks over with a solution OF gun
cotton in either, they can be fixed SO firmly
that India rubber cannot erase them.
An infant child Of Col. Fremont, aged two
months, died on the passage from ST. Louis
to Westport, and was brought back to ST
Louis Tor interment on the 18th inst.
Another Fight has occurred in the streets
Of Nickshurg Miss. G. K. Carradine drew a
revolver on II. E. Hart, and wounded him
severely. c. fed but has since been ar.
rested.
a salaeratus factory has recently been es-
tablished at Chicago. Ill. 1t is to be Supplied
with ashrs, received from Michigan.
The difficulties in regard to the military
and GremeB OF Boston having been adjusted
they will appear in tie water celebration
procession.
F,,drick Isro,ne the Gallant sailor i i'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
TAYLOR RALLY,
AT EVANSVILLE, OHIO.

All the friends of Gen. Taylor are invited
10 be at GAINESVILLE on Monday next, where
they will hear
TOM CORWlN,
Ohlo's wagon boy, and Gov. Letcher, hen'
tucky's wheel horse.
Come. fellow ~citizens, let us turn out, and
hear the great orators once more.