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The Evansville daily journal., 1848-08-24
ALEXANDRA LAUGHLlN,
- Wholesale and Retail S-Sv
ttkE, Grocery, Iron, Nail, Tin
kdad Sheet Iron Store. g

zand Sheet Iron Store.
WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
NJ beg leave to call the attention of merchants,
W Traders, anu Farmers generally, throughout
the Wabash country, Illinois, end the Southern por
ton of Kentucky, to our large and very general
Stock of Groceries, Iron, Nails Tin Plate, Copper
Wire, Axes, Cotton farm and Domestic Manufac-
tured Articles. Which we offer for sale very re-
duced prices for Cash or Produce.
The head of the house residing in Pittsburgh will
enab.e TO be regularly supplied with all articles in
our line. Dealers and country merchants need moi
travel beyond Evansville for supply OF all articles
,hey T.e need they s>e.sd csult their interest
by giving call, as we are determined to mcritl
snare OF public patronage The business will be
conducted by
JAMES LAyGHLIN, JR
acr Fe,,hcrs, Hides, Tsllow, Beeswax, and all
kinds of Produce purchased at the highest market
price. may A, 47-tf
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Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ELI MOORE.
CURE OF PILES-THIRTY
YEARS STANDING.
Mt WAsHINGroN, BERKSHIRE Co /,
M,eo.chrSette Nov 81 lS47

Massachusetts, Nov. %, lS47. !
Mes.rs KETcHUM e. HENsHAw-Gents For thir-
ty years have been afflicted with piles, general de-
bity and inflammation, causing tumors and prolaP-
sus OF the bowels and which had resisted all the med
ical treatment DIR. Chapman and others could glSe
The last three years OF that time my suterngs oey
description. Twas confined to bed, unable TO help
myself, and at last given up by my physicians aGi
friends ir despair of ever gaining my health;fam
for three days before commenced using Dhy burial
Electuary. was entirely speechless3ence, and the
clothes were made. But under Rough an OLD MAN.
use of DIR. Upham's ElectuayIhe FACT to the public
/ have the pleasure ots s1od, and hope to live many
that my health is pSil, to make known the virtues
years, if IT is frlectuary, and to recommend ii to
of DIR. Upd fellow creatures. Ii helped me beyond
my sectations of all that knew my case, and can
MY say to others that it is in my opinion the best
Medicine in the world for Piles, or any other disease
the bowels; and 1t they will use il according to he
irections, will myself cure in every case
Yours, with the utmost expression of thankfulness
CORNELIUS SPUR.
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DIsSO.uTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under ibe firm
4 of Nightingale s. Sowers,' Tobacco aod Ci-
gars Manufacturers, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent the business of the late firm will be settled
al the old sSnd by William Nightingale.
VIM. NIGHTINGALE
JACOB SOWERS
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Cincinnati Clothine Store

SAOtA4uS 0COfo.
"a Next door to c. Belt. Druggist.
MIN ST, EVANSVILLE IA ~
Jul AHLEHING Il DRUMMER -
II ~ lust received from tier Ma0ufaciory in
IL CINCINNATI, the latest New York sfvIe of
an SKIING e. SUMMER CLOTHING.
All OF which are made and trimmed in the bes, man
her uhoer Their direction expressly for this market
and consists OF every article requisite 70 complete
gentlemen's wardrobes.
Superior Black and Blue French and English f.,o,L
Dress, Frock and Sack Goats, full trimmed
CassImeret, Brown, Green and Gray. and all col.
ors OF Tweed Dress, Sack and Frock Coats
Black Summer Cloth, Lustre and Croton Clotb
Dress, trock and Sack, Brown Linen and Linen
Check and Glngbam Coats. Every variety of Coats
Coates and Roundabouts
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cashmere
rants. Fancy French Cassimele do Blaci Lustre.
Brown Linen, Linen Cheek. Tweed and Corduroy
rants, OF every variety aod price TO suit customersJ
VESTS. ~, 1 =
Blk Satin. plain and FaDcy Silk and velye
white Marseilles and Marsees of all coIors, and :
kinds OF common vests and prices
FURNISHING GOODS.
e~z,zzz All the late styles of ursiu IA
- aud fancy silk aud satin trs -nU ID
~ vats, Sca"ts and stocks wbiel wv
silk add all colors Pocket Handkercbiefs Linen ard
Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and Faunel DO; I1sn-
mel a1d Net uoder shirts and Dluws: Shirt I,ol.
lars: Fasb;odsble Beaver, kid, thread end cotton
Gloves; euIbIede4 ed aud poiu gum suspeoders silk
gingh ham aud cotton Umbrelas; Silk Bots. Cans.
Boots, Shoes; walking canes, &c. -
All the above articles aud everything else in the
furnishing Ene will be sold at Cincinnati prices for
Cash.
We shall contioue to receive fresh supplies weekly
during the season from our Manufactorv in Cinc;ni
natl lap 4-tfl AHLERING e. DRUMMER.
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DRErGs AND MEDICINES.


ALIEN =. HALLOCk, Druggist and 81
NJ p5s-,.ne.,;,, would call the attention OF -
|Ihe citizens of 'Vansvle anu anu
towns to his complete asso. tent oi =,
Chemicals, Oils, Dycstuffs, &c, @c &c I'll AZ fo,n y,
which are carefully selected anu received fresh from
the Eastern Markets. Physiciall' anu ihei.,ans ,.n
may depend upon their orders being pr a'teu, M
ed TO and the genuine article always de .be s NJ On
terms Wholesale and retail as favorable as u .
quantity and quality can be purchased at any a,
A full assortment OF Botanic Medicines, Ro. ''s;
Barks, Herbs, Extracts, Powders, &c, prepared ant
Ut up by the Shakers.
Hall0ck' superior cold drawn No Castor Oil,
Manufactured at Mt. Carmel, Illinois.
A large assortment of Patient and Fumily Medi-
cines, Essences, Hair Oils, Perfnmery, Soaps. and
fancy articles-Cologne, Bay and Rose Water, allof
fully put UP and OF full weight.
Copal Varnish-at So 90, 50 %, and 81 IS per gal
Superior Pale French Brandy, p. II Goddard & Co.'S
Brand, warranted pure, for medical purposes ouly.
Ballock's Worm Candy, a safe and pleasant med
icne TO DESTROY worms In children and improve their
their general health
IIallocks Cough Candy composed OF do rebound
Bonesol, &c for all kinds ofcaugh.
ALSO On SALE.
At the proprietOrS prices
DIR. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bltters-
See advertisement
Dr. Upham's Vegetable Pile Electuary-see adver
tisement
Wilder's Sugar Coated Veg, Anti-Fever Pills-See
Dr. VanZandt's Health Restorative Veg. Pills--see
advertisement.
DIR. Folgers Olosaonion or all Healing Balsom--Set
advertisement.
DIR. Peters Vegetable Pills, Worm and Cough Loz
nges.
DIR. LIE Roy's Universal Vegetable Pills, composed
of Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry.
DIR. POrter's Poor mans Curative Sugar Coated
Pills, at 10 cents per box.
DIR, Porter's Poor Mans Strengthening Plaster, a
10 cents apiece.
Barnes 1ooth-Ache Drops, warranted to cure in al
cases.
Overstreets genuine Linament, and Doctor Beachi
Family Pill:
Dr. Graves Anti-Fever and Fever and Ague Pills
Cholera Infantum and Bowel com
plaint Pill.
Dr. Graves Pain Extractor, for burns scalds swell
lings, Rheumatic Pains, &c, warranted to give in
slant relief in all cases.
| Nerve and bone Linament highly celebrated torit:
curative powers
| AT the New Drug Store; Main street opposite Be
ment Il Viee's. JylO II
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M. G.. COOK, MI. ID.
Office Corner Of Main and Pine Streets

~ ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
~ DOC'T. COOK tenders MS acknowled
E6 ments 70 his numerous patrons for the con-
fdenee reposed in his skill and ability IN
she important and critical department OF tne proes
sion 10 which he continues 20 devote MS aSnuo,
viz: Inc diseases OF the EYt; and EAR havlhg
devoted the ast fifteen years g. the study a,H Piac
rice in this branch Of medica scsnee, be feels hs
ed thai n even the most - eserate cases oe can az
cSuy6 D permanent and sac ere. 1ls suoeeS1
p +ar-an-s shis degree o. e3nl@nee in any
cas- -.at Iasy be arvscnie. Ft son VIII are unior-
tusse'y efleeo Wits Us sse q teIiilef the Ef 4 or
tlsEAR c-1 lriied - cali and ee < -e'iei
ap ll--tEs1y-
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u,, EGRAYoyT, Berk Co., Mass, Nov. 90, ls47.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful
and witness in the case, cheerfully endorse.
DR.. CHAPMAN
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W. III. CHANDLER & Co., Publishers.
OFFICE ON FIRST ST., BELOW MAIN.
TER,LS OF ADVERTISING .

TER.uS OE ADpEhJISJNU'
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For each additional insertion, % cents
For twelve lines per annUmin Daily or Weekly paper
For same amount in both papers, 49, ~ w
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For one-haf column Daily or weekly 50 W
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For Cards of six lines and under "A oV
The priyilere of annual advertisers Is limited to
their immediate business, and may be changed .a as
oi,en as once week and all advertisements Tor the
hanssf Of other PERSONS as well all legal adver-
tisements, and advertisements OF auction sales sent
in by them, must be paid ior at the usual rates,
No reDorts resolutions, or proceedings OF any cor,
ooraion. society," association or public meeting, ana
no communication designed TO call attention 10 any
matter of limited or individual interest can be lnser-
ted unless paid for as advertisement.
No advertisement can be inserted gratuitously ior
charitable or other societies or COM
panies- r.,oo g., a.
yertisements inserted before marriages and DEATHS
hut ALL ADVERTISEMENTS that exceed the limits engag
ed, will be counted and charged tor.
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,,eUs, FUnNIrUEE WAREHOUSES.

F,Jc,SUs' FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
At n, o. stand, Main st. otouc tie Market }
Tn we on hand and shall constantly keep
go Cor sale large and general assortment Of
FIJRNi1 IRE, n,aGe in the best manner,
-1r>zana which /, will sell ct remarkable low
nrcs Those wishing my article in my line are re-
9uested TO call and exrmi, my stock.
N b. All orders from tn country promptly at
tended to and furniture careiu packed ior spIlent
Feb 6m P(, VERT FURGUS.
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NoTIcE-The genuine Upham's Electua ~ has his
written signature, thus t9>rA. Upham, Nj. D. The
hand Is alone done with pen. Price 81 Box
>, SrSold wholesale and retail by KETC HUM
HENSHAW, l2l Fulton street, n Y and by Dru
glsts generally throughout the United St ates
Canadas. ;v 10 s.
A. c. HALLOCK, Ag't for Evansvi lie Ia.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

FANCY ARTICLES.
TIME subscriber has recevdd an assortment Of
i Seals Sealing Wax, Nofe Paper;
Steel Beeds, Rings, Tassels; Isg
Bag Clasps, Needles, Purse Twiss; ...
Fancy Beads Pins Knitting Pins; :
RazoTs Razor Straps, SbayiDgi .t 'tr
TOOTH Hair and Nail Brushes, &c, &c,
Also, Edgipgs. Ioseriing DIower Goods OF every
variety, for sale at wholesale and retail ,,, by
ap Is mORkS SJoHNSoN.
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National Bakery,

Atthe corner of Water and Division streets.
lEREDERIC WETZELL, begs leave 10 inform
Il TrIenos and the public generally, that be sha
again returned this city, from Mexico and recon-
fnenced the business of BAKING, in all its various
branches Fresh Bread, and variety Of Cakes
Crackers, &c, can be had al all times and on the
most reasonable terms. Give bim o call mayl.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

We earnestly hope that our citizens
have read the stirring appeal Of our
worth Mayor, in our last, and will this
morning see the order Of the Procession
for the Sympathy Demonstration, 90
that each and all will be able at the prop
er moment TO take his place in the line.
We trust tha. mono will feel that this
is mere farce, for it shows 10 those
who have been down trodden by tho tyr
any Of ages; that upon the first dawn Of
Ugh. and hope, we are ready to give al
least our sympathy and if need be our
aid. We say then again, le. it be day
Of Freedom, a day Of rejoicing. The or
aiors Of the day will we feel assured give
satisfaction and instruction upon the va
rious revolutions Of Europe. We again
say, then, in the language Of our Mayor,
Rally and let this be a meeting worthy
ofAmcricans, Of Fresmen, and Of old Du-
buque. =~a..s :: # @.,s, + :, n.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
GOOD WIVES.

That young lady win make good wife
who does not apologise when yon iind her at
work IN the kitchen, but continues at her
task until her work il ,6nished.s
When you hear 1 lady say, shall attend
church and wear my sold bonnet and every
day gown, for ! fear we shall storm;
depend upon it, che will make q goo d wife.
When daughter remarks, Mother i
would not hire help, for lcan assist you to
do all the work in the kitchen, set j. down
that she Will make somebody a good wife.
When you overhca,a young woman say
ingtoher father Don't purchase avery ex-
pensive or snowy drsss;for me, but one that
wi! wear best you may be certain she Will
make good wife. a
When you see female rise early. get
breakfast. and do up he. mothers work in
season and then sit down to sew or knit de-
pend uponIit, she will make good wife.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
Friends q Republican, Liberty ~
Friends of lretand's 7vationolityli
AROUSE!

II The regular Monthly Meeting Of the CON.
OF THE FRIEND Dis or
SATURDAY EvENiNs NExr, tho 18th inst, in tAs
Assembly Room OYER Terry 4 Saloon. 81 ~
O'Clock. :!
"N3p'sithe day, and now'stAe heur,'
for the Friends OF Ireland, for the Friends q
freedom, to show themselves a. such. ssLss
mere PC no holding back. Come on. ALL
who wish ito, see, the most corrupt. III. mos,
cru = set OF Tyrants that have eve. dispraesl
human nature trampled for ever in ihe dust.
and the. PEOPLE elevated to their props,
sphere, where Mature and Natures God =.
destined them, and from which they have bee.
unjustly kept by the intrigues and combine,
tion OF the designing Few 5,,.. a,fy I6 III
.as B: J. o'HALLoRAN, ss.y.
May 10th, 1913. .sGsf .6ESt gsS
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
) @t- MINERS DEPARTMENT.
PRICE CURRENT or LEAD.
LEAD-none changing hands. e..
MlNERAL-$19 pr. 1000. = f,a ST. f.

... IL .-,s.. DUBUQUE, May 8,
FLouR-Supcr, So IS 81 90 per Dbl, ..
CoRNxEAL-35 d 40 cts per bush,
WHEAr-Wintcr, SIS 60 cts. per bush,
p CoRN-25 cts. per bushel, '@G 80. 81
OArs-15a 90 cts. per bushcl,
RAcos-Iams S cts. per lb. .... =.
Sides 4 cts. pr h., ,.a .-.'...
Shoulders a 4 cts. per lb. IL
NESS PoRk-S9 90 q 50 so per kbl.
LAKD--4 4 cts per lb. .5 & .
BurrEk--l5 cts per lib ..: .2.'a
CnEEsE--8 ~ cts per Id. s... ..~t"..
EGGs-Ga 8 cts per dozen:
Oxloys--50 a63 cts per bushel. f..
BzANs--50 a G. cts per bushel.
FLAxsEED--7'5 cents 81 per bushsk 3.a
BEEswAx-20 cents per lb.
PorAroEs--20 a Is cts per bushel.
ArrLEs--Dried, 81 25 81 so per bs.h.
TALLow-8 9 cents per ID. 81 =.
H1DEs--Dry Flint, tets per ID:
GaEES, "a p cts per ID. g ... ...l: -.
50 ~ cts par bush,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

0The RI. Rev. Bishop, KEMpER will
perform divine service a.the Court House,
on Sunday next, at 10 O'clock, A. Ms
2. NJ, and at early candle light in the
evening. In tn, morning the holy righ,
Of Confirmation will be adm inistere and
also Baptism at 5, Pm. -,..----.lt .-:.l.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
GEN. TAYLoR's LETTER.

We have read and re-rsad the letter
~ Gen. Taylor to his brothes-in-law
Csps. Allison for the purpose Of learning
s. possible what are his political opin-
Ions; and yet we have been unable to az
certain what his sentiments are on anyone
sfths questions which divide and separate
The two great parties Of our country. II
would seem from this letter ,ha, il was
written 10 answer to one containing four
inserroga.ories. First: whether he is "a
Whigi" Second: what are his views on
"the Veto Power7" Third: what are
his opinions on the tariff, the currency,
She Improvement Of our highways, riv.
srs, lakes and harbors, and fourth, hi,
views On the Mexican war. His answe,
g none Of these questions is plain and
dshni:e. Ia reply TO the frst, he de.
aslsres himself 70 be "a Whig,' but say.
40 = mot On ultra Whig.' How far this
qualification may affect his declaration Of
kSing Wing mono but himself can
know. Had tho General defined VIA,
a gaIls ~ IAN ultra Whig,' we nigh,
H. able Is form aorne opinion as TO wha.
Shis sentiments are. bur tho broad quail
lcasion sccompanying this declaration
sshpows i degree Of doubt over It which
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
Dr.. M A SO n,

Z INFORMS the Public that he has receive
T. another supply Of Hamilton's Vegetable
Cough aBalsam. for cure Of Consumption
and also. Hamiiton's Bowel Syrup for cure
Of D)iarrhea and Dyscntery. and f"rthe pre-
vention of Cholera. These medicines
need no recomm, ndations, those citizens of
Dubuque and vicinity, who know the pro-
prietor and have used his preparations WILL
Advertise their merits for him. isa,s IA.
liberal discounts made to dealers, HE
Sold only by - +. MASON,
Sole agent for North Iowa.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
Fo. the Express

Nh. Eplro.-Sir: Ga looking over
your columns of Saturday, April 10Th,
my vision was suddenly arrested by what
q, first sight, appeared to be signature,
just issued from the photographic mint;
but little examination soon set all things
Alright, and carried me back in thought
to the time when I. too, used to delight in
hierogliphics and dead languages, round
ed points, and kitchen latin. However,
as Inter Nos is between ourselves, III jog
on for the present, lest by too long de-
lay, the "family quarrel" should grow
80 ambient, as to threaten its own vitality.
The writer, whoever he may be, over
the signature o: Inter Nos has attempted
10 prove three things. First, ThatTthe
Democratic Mass Meeting "asscmbled for
the purpose of expressing the sentiments
Of the party relative to the, removal Of
Dr.. Stephen Langworthv from the Office
Of Receiver Of Public Moneys a. this
place." was not one Of the largest mass
meetings ever held in this county, and
that if the Wings and Independents no
were present, be deducted, the meeting
had diminished to Insight fcance. Second
ly, That the proceedings Of that meeting
will not have a tendency TO strengthen
the Democratic party, or conduce 10 the
harmony and good fellowship Of its mem
bers. Thirdly, That the lion. r.. M.
Young wrote to Mr.. Letter, our represent
tative in Congress, stating that the .Doct.
would be removed, and requesting him to
name suitable person to fill his place.
Hence, we have three conclusions;-but,
as they are based upon premises Of the
order Sophisma, little else is left for us
to do, but 10 suppose that lntc:- Nos has
placed the responsibility Of the argument
to the account Of those, frigh,ful latin
words ipse dirt, or intends at some future
time, another Overwhelming CHARGE
But we would have denied his conclusions,
even though his reasoning had been cou-
Quoted in purely logical manner, be-
cause we know that facts are waiting to
continue the chain Of reasoning to the
end Of the chapter We know the meet
ing alluded TO was one Of the larges. ever
held in the county, and We appeal to the
Democracy then and there present, for
the truth Of our statement, after allowing
every Wing and independent who was
there for the purpose ofepjoying the "fa
mily QUARREL" to DO deducted from the
number. We could, were we so disposed,
60 into an enumer alton in round numbers,
as 70 how many were present, and after
allowing the gentleman his full quota OF
Wings and Independents, upon whose
presence he seems to depend, and still
prove, that it was one Of the largest De-
mocratIc mass meetings ever held in the
county-lnter No. to the contrary not
withstanding. = .9..ITr@ Cs,-s MN "a,
With reference 10 the gentleman's Sc
cond assumption, SHAT the proceedings
Of tho, meeting will not have a tendency
10 strengthen the Democratic party, II
must be observed, that TO strengthen the
party was not the immediate design Of the
meeting. Hasit been pretended tina. such
was its objectf No. Was il 10. re-ins,ate
Dr. Langworthy in object No. What
then was iis objecis Why, simply 70
|Siys sxysessiss y IL ssat;nsats ~ q.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
8 g veto i, But he has no right 70 pro-.
nounce the actionof Congress Ahasty and


'aounce the actionof Congress shassy and
i.sconsiderate.n
But We como 70 his answer TO the third
and most important in,erroga,ory. sUp-
on the subject Of the Tariff, the currency,
The Improvement Of our great highways,
rivers, lakes and harbors, the will Of the
people as expressed through their Repre-
sensatives in Congress, ough. TO be res
spected and carried out by the executive"
This i his answer in full, and can any
one learn from il whether he is in favor
Of high protective tariff. or tariff for
revenue? Whether he 10 in favor of a
National Bank, or opposed to it, Whe,h-
er he believes such an institution consti-
tutional OF unconstitutionali Whether he
is in favor Of Of opposed to the Independ-
sent1 'Treasuryi Whether he is in favor
Of or opposed TO the imp royement Of our
rivers, lakes and harbors, BY the Gener-
al Government Indeed, upon all Of
these questions he seems not 10 have On
opinion, or if any he has, they are care
fully concealed = .sr &C.,. -.sss@s.s
Lastly, his opinion ofthe Mexican war.
He does no. join in with the Wing party,
and assert that the war was unnecessa-
rily commenced by an ''imbeciIe execu-
tive" nor does he say that it might have
been avoided. He does not say whether
our government ought to demand indcm-
nifty for the expenses Of the war, or pay
out Of her own treasury its cost. He de-
'plores war as a "national calamity to be
avoided If compatible with national hon.
or" So does The grea. Democratic par
ty-as patriots and phiIan,hropists they
would avoid war, but whenever they are
compelled to choose between national dis
honor and war, they say let war with all
its calamities come. Its burdens can be
better borne than furnished name-a
backened honor. They would rather
their government would stand before the
world an honored and respected bankrupt,
than craven hearted miser who would
submit TO insults and outrage sooner than
expend the gold in his treasury. We
admit too that il is contrary 10 the "prin-
cipIes and policy Of our government. to
dismenber and subjugate other countries
by conquest But there are cases in
which we may be forced to resort to this,
TO defend our citizens and our honor, and
the war with Mexico is just such case.
What indemnify can we have OF expect
from such nation other than territorial
indemnity. She disregards treaties
She violates her solemn assurances and
promises - Our only indemnity is to be
secured by holding on to her :erritory-
Weagain rcpeat,hen, that General Tay-
lor's political opinions canno, be learned
from this letter. They still rest behind,
and are concealed from US by curtain
Of doubt, through which We are unable 10
sec, and we predict tina. he will never
receive the support Of the Wings as
party until he comes on. and clearly a.
VOWS his sentiments.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

1s,. Martial Music. ='' ~ i
ed. The French Delegation. a1a
Sd. German, Irish & Polish Delegation.
4th. American Delegation
9Th. President Of the Day, Ohe Mayor
IF. Gehon & A. Butterwor,h v. Pres.
9Th. Speakers Of the Day. So 4
7th. Committee Of Arrangements.
9th. Band Of Creole Brothers.
9th. Citizens ard Strangers.
Messrs. H. B.. Thompson, and E.. F
Gillespie are appointed Committee to
wait upon the Ladies at the Court House
A National Salute will be fred at sun
rise from the Bluff, under the direction
of Geo. W. Starr. and the bells Of the
different Churches will be rung at con-
venient times during the day. !.
BY order Of the Committee, .s4
GEO.L. NIGHTINGALE
...N'...i D.. A: f.'-' Mayor.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

We owe an apology 10 Scru.ator, for the
neglect Of his communication in reply to
Infer Nos. 1t was upon the file when W.
assumed the tripod, but in the hurry in
which our last was issued, we overlooked it..
We hope this will satisfy, and that those
who have felt themselves agrieved, will
know that each aud all, shall baye an equal
chance through the columns Of the Exprsss.