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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
NATURALIZATION OF THE EXPENSES
or GOVERNMENT

The voters OF The country must all remem-
bar that Gen Cass has said that, II elected,
his administration would he a continuance
of that OF Mr. Polk. Should his expenses in
crease as have those oil Mr.. Polk what will
they amount TO? The people must pay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
ATTENTION, CALL

-, ~ - 'N' f'h " ara Family Grocery.
isy nv Is 90" opening 81 WH u Powell Main
~. s'-' /" i'eiin-, Two ao9ls be,oN tie Ns,,stx
'N ~ r ne = noN preaafea 10 accommodate ~.
s',t''es M'ih any article ,Rtne usesrfy or Cont
etu""sty hi'e a. The io~esl felueea ar1ees = ~ ,,
seAas h'' 70 he uadrrsoid IS any N No and ~, 800.
-, '. ~ respectfully Nxas tus auvstl-a of CIV
,s s hlsf' hsihs pfefassd 20 otter greet induce,
10 secure hIui custom - s'' -
As s, &C. '' =. VIZ his .-e'' ILL., noe u"ss
oslxN-il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
Their Battles for Country.
GEN. TAYLOR S

q EN- 7 10 n ,.
Fort Harrison 30 TO 1860.
Bad Axe-250 TO 1000.
Ochoke bee-5J0 10 1000.
Palo Alto-2500 to 1000.
Resaca de la Palma-2000 TO 1000.
Mouterey-500o to 10000.
Buena Vista--5o00 10 Il 800
Always victorious.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
Refusing to dine at the public table IN the
Astor House.

Declaring, on his cushioned seal in the Sem
ate that We could swallow all Mexico aud not
hurt us.
Refusing to let respectable Ohio Farmer
ride on the same seat in the stage with hm,
and making him ride outside with his servant.
Claiming the honor OF destroying the quin-
tuple treaty.
Visiting the sick and wounded soldiers in
the hospital al Detroit aud giving them moth
ing but his pity.
Introducing bill reducing the commu'a-
ton pay of the volunteers from $3.50 to 81
50 per month.
flung in eilisy by the soldiers in Mexico
for reducing their ply.
Voting against the bill appropriaiins $780,
coo dollars, for the relief OF starving Ireland
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
THE EASTERN SHORE.
LYNCHBURG AND VICINITY.

Our friends OF toe Patriot and Nirginian
seem determined that the Wings shall not fall
asleep. Never did men do tbeir duty better
than they have done. Private letters and gen
tiemen just from Lycnhburs leave US no doubt
that The Wings Will do heir duty, and their
whole duty, and that il good account
is not given OF the enemy. ii will not be their
ianlf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
TAYLOR & ODlORNE,

TAYLOR d ODlORNE,
(Successors to January x Taylor)
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Nos Ia aud 6, Columbia. few doors West
oil Man Street.
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
ggy I'LL give particular and prompt attention TO he
~ purchase and sale of produce and other
chandxe
Refer to FonsysI 4 BAKER, / ,yh.,.
STEPHENS, snoENhxReEa L Coz ""eei"s'
ot4l-d2W
4 HAVE received this morning, two pieces French
N tiaids, 90 wide, wool, neat bar, high coiors
and very des rable for children This is very
arucie AND always IN demand 50 call soon you
WA lose IL. Ioct3ll J. SENSENE I.
Tss hCN EKEIs-snperIoi No. Mackerei, just reed
AsS and for sale by :. ID. WOODROW,
now .3i Main street
s3UCKWnEA1 FLoCR-Iaoe lbs. new tuckwneat
~ Flour fur sale by lnovll 5. ID. WOODROW.
MT AcKEREL-55 bids No Macscre,
AVA ~ ! hhs do do:
Just received and for sale low hv
now 5 ID WOODROW, 23i Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31

y OCks ard Latchcs with Pearl, Mineral and bfass
- Kmots test quality Flies kssIs aud Ed9e iohls'
rlumls aud Levels. Broad mud Hand ASes, hesi qaay
Hand and Tanuapi Saws fopr told Rsies, ST. 81 and
steel blade Squares, for sale how ~
ocl2S HENRY I. NORRIS, MAN slteA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
6 Az x 2 Y,
Manufacturer aud Wholesale and Retail peslsf In
taIAltS &c GAP 50
No. 10 Monroe, bet, Moin s. Water sts.,
WHEELING. VA.
uARDWARD AND CUTLhhY.

r-v4BfE knives aud Forks, Butcher KNIVES, Pocket
4 gallery hrsss candcsfick., tue Scis~"fs aud ha.
z,r- trsss ana steel Jarrett Pistols Tea RAJ ase AID
steel heal SaUvels ahd lours, Biuahla ahd LEHMAN
SILVER Spoons Coffee Mills. just received and TOT
safe cheap by HENRI n'RN.,.
ocl2S MAIN htiee''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
LEWIS CASS.
LIZ " ~ INV
Son Of a New Hampshire Federal.

Son oil New hampshire reueIdt.
Teaching The pupils OF his school to revvr-
ence the black cockade.
Appointed BY Jefferson cons sble for the
State OF ONO 20 catch thieves, and dlstrain
upon the poor. Tor which appointment he
tore OF his black cockade; and turned demo-
crst.
Surrendered his post with three hundred
men, to a single officer, sent cut by British
General. from fort six miles off, which Gen-
er8l, according to his own oath, had but 800
men.
Obtained on his own solicitation. the post
Of Secretary Of Michigan Territory.
Speculated in gewglws and got rich off The
Indians.
Established distillery.
! Enacted an ordinance for selling poor white
men into slavery, and whipping them on the
bare back because they were unable 20 pay
! fines.
Charged on the treasury for 50, 600 dollars
extra pay.
Specializing in public lands while Secretary
Of war, and refusing to make good losses to
The company sustained BY the acts Of an a
gent for whom he had agreed to be response
! Die.
Receiving 1900 outfit, 5000 salary as min
{ lister 10 Franc; IN violation OF republican u
sages. decking himself out in the gold and
jewelry OF the court dress OF kings, and prlI.
/ ing himself on his intimacy win the uted
nobility OF Europe.
Carousing in the palace Of King.
Wiring book eulosi1ins Louis Philippe
as the greatest man wh1 ever lived and going
to the river Jordan at the expense OF his re-
publican government, to get water to bsptlse
his grandson, the heir apparent, in.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE

STATE ELEcToRs.
John ]. Jones, Norfllk City.
2 George w. Boiling, Petersburg.
3 Henry P. Irving, Cumberland.
q Joseeh X. Irving Lvnchburg.
5 William Martin, franklin:
6 William c. Rives, Alternate.
7 Robert f. Scott. Fsuguiei.
s Henry T. Garrett, Westmoreland.
9 John A. Meredith, Richmond city.
10 Robert Saunders, Williamsbursh.
IL Andrew Hunter, Jefferson.
I2 Alexander II. n. Stuart. Augusta
IA Samuel McD. Moore, r. csoridge.
ii Connally F. Trigg, Washington.
Is George W. Summers. kans"ha.
Is Gideon d. Camden, hanson
II Francis II. P-irpoint. Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
FALL. GOODS.

SECOND ARRIVAL OF
FALL GOODS.
~ W HEiSK ELL has commenced receiving his sc
Va co 4 stock II Fail Goods, to which lie would beg
cave to call tho attention of the pubic.
Beautiful Lace Dresses exceedingly rIch
Elegant new styles silks, IN great variety;
Wide black silks Tor Dresses ana Nssittes;
Rich Cashmere de Goose, in new designs;
Serc'aiHe cloth. a coHln alton Of silk aud wool,
Andaiusou cloths, beautiful article Tor dresses
Freuch Merinoes IN great variety:
Mode aud higi calorcd muslin de anes and cashmere;
Extra lace cape,. elegant yles and new patterns;
HuHon great variety of other new style ca'ofs;
Embroidered saiia de Chime aud other very elegant
Paris Cioaks:
Extra Long Cloths few very rich. Just reed by
oct3l . w HElSk ELL
JENNY LIN d and other new syle Fringes and Gin,ps
/" beautiful Fail Ribbons and Plumes just rec'dhy
ect3l q w uElSnEiL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31

Long Drought. We were shown letter
the other day from Sussex county. Del,
which stated that there had not been rain
in that region since July, and tha' the corn
was lighter than the writer had ever before
seen it.-Centerpiiie Md. Seminal,
Persons living toward Trisdelphis or West
Liberty would deeUell TO 70 to one OF those
places to vote on TUESDAY pssG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY.
No. {, FEAR STREET. NEAR THE EXCHANGE

:
fHlLADELPHiA
ST7f subscriber having made great nnroven,s in h /.
"a ieihon o! casting type aud mixing Of metal, sn
hau t"roush rcyisien OF his uarices the faces nl
weh aye not cSeelied IN hcaiy aud regularity Of cut
ny any IA the country; tatters himself that ~ xtrr,
personal attention 10 business and e.uploYin, 40 ~
lac most Sal fli worKmcn, ite Is ah'ed TO oter
sLPEKlOR ARTICLE
AT EEAfLY REDUCED PRICES
ne y continually adding 10 his stock all thai is new
rom lhe hest wofkncn Ofthis and other countfie. and
HaVits lately procured fou EMope great vari.v IA
MEM FACES and OkNAMENfS sol,cits ~. st;.,
ton of Printers Thereto - W
Specimens Will be sent To ihoso wishing To order
,esses, 1haees Gases. lnS Stands, Gallays Brass
ne' ana every other article needed 10 frnlzb a conn
Piee ftntihg uhce. Supplied at the shortest potrs
~ eEhhAN BOOK AND JOB IYpE
VI me newest So and ct all Sizes carefully pu m -,
ionhla o. correct proportion.
Aag ls-a2m ALEXANDER ROBE.
~ lRGtNtA-ls rHANuERy-Ai Rules heil :, a.
.lsfN Once OF the County Couu OF OHIO ea,,,,e
y IN me month CT October, lciS
ss'' Complainant,
Alexander Mathews, Nathaniel Dousherty and t...,,
l"dgbefly, his wife, Mary Mathews Elzy So, ~,
Seou, ehalies seott, James Scots. join sou soS
'Thp nsfs,,d.,,g ,t,,, Defendants
Ezy scott, George Scott Chsrie. seo,, 'a'se~s
'phu scout ana Leslie Scott not having eufs-st 80
apfeeteice ahd given securit. az .,rlns 49, Nii
nsss.nos ana Toe hueS OF this Court: aqd !, snee.,
- 1s'y PROOF lhai tHey are not ialastsnts ~
.,,e commonwealth OF Nrsints. ~ ,n..tias - %
piatiiahI hN counsel. Il t. ordered th. 800 u N"i.
~ =" "e "tst dag OF the next torn of the 90, -,
aAsWst Tie eompalnAul's tiG and Thai = - 40
Ye ioi'iwith iusertrd il some ne,ss,,s ~ , -
~ 'e cry Of NheelIhg for two ni.nti,s
soubty - ~ ioof OF Tue t0nsl lioHse 90 thi,
Q ts-w IS & - N"LL''Ji
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31

NpitCE TO TAKE DEPOsFPIoNs
e. NE Great Superior Court Of Law ana ,a..,...
- 90 olie snnAty - the state OF virsua.
eN'sAs' conplansnl.
Is.
be'his hcCfedy executor Of Dennis N.r,,t = ~.
sased' &c; ihe 'isrchants and M.eb.s =, - n's
wheeling, Johh " Glil aad .oineski rrsds '''N u
Fake notice that tie deao~ition.,f : pe9' ~.
- ~ PC 'aAeh al We oace OF thar,es VI i,,,.ii IA
.ie Guy OF wheeling % the Slate of Vifri,ia ~ -
teA'n CAV OF November, ie4s befwes, me -
s.s,' . e'oeh 4 NJ aud seven o. Ilck ~ io h. rt ~
S'ee,iee III the above uaaei SaaSe Oh lebsif ~ "a
~ me And At, fiona aEy cause the takli,s ~ ~
s.t"h i'' te e1tnuenc ed. or helns rn,atg..,-.a
sns MOI be en'npeiei that DAY Tie ting - -
hs onpcied. i '"e same stat.
To- he above named Defendants
CHARLES W Russell
Sd tar COMFY.
PINK LININcs- 10 ioz PINK hmm, sam. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
KEEP TINE.

kEEf HIVE.
y A NJ naw opening q fresh supply Of eight day and
oeias ". $. WICKHAM.
STOCKING FACTORY.
yoHN FCKaART respectfully informs his friends
and customers that has 10 the saud Tor
morlY occupied by John Bishop Nam 81. near non,
where he VIII keep all OF Stockings, Shirts aud
Drawers. made of the test materials. oei21
TO THE LADIES
- IIK and worsted canvass for working on. Zephyr
- wsrsted and Silk twist for Introducing, Steel
.octgs RHODES. Bridge corner
n FEW Patterns OF very One new style French
S~A csshneres. Tor sale al small advance cost by
oct2l GREER & MoTrE.
DOMESTIC GooDS-N fresh lot Of those superior
! - Blankets OF Mckee & Roueftsons make also COS
simeres, Satinets Fulied Liuseys, Pressed iaHne!s.
Wooden Ysrs, ele Of the make. just received aud
| Tor sale cheap at oct2l GREER * NOTES
fsARPEr CHAIN-Another lot Of eafpe, chains, OF
octsl GREER & NOTE
gS HALF CHESTS G. P; TEA,
Z. - 80 tatty Boxes do
hi chests Imperial do
10 do Young us sou do ofexcelent quality for
sale low oe,is Ll."f, HOWELL & 90.
xnn BAGS PATENT SHOT. assorted Nos.
&US oetls LIST HOWELL & co.
- IL BOXES ROCK CANDY.
~ ~ heie soft Sheed Almonds.
case Li9uorce for sale low.
oet,s LIST, HOWELL. & co.
r CERooNs s F. INDIGO rure,
| - casS Madder ior sale low.
ociis Lisr, HOWELL & co.
l,,, BONES w Il. Cheese. 70. sale 10 close a con
- signeeai Llsf, doW ELI. X CO.
3aaa LBS Cotton Yarns, No, ), :, ~ nelnsive
49, octIg LIST HOWELL. 4 CO
1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31

LlNlNCsIlo ioz PINK lining 81 i,,y.
AecLALLEN. KNOX aco
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
CHARLOTTE.
ORANGE.

We have the most cheering accounts from
this county, the buih place OF old luck. IN
November 1t viii prove itself worthy OF liz
illusttious and celebrated Sous, Madison Bar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31

r AM now opening fresh supply OF eight day and
q thirty hour brass Cioess. ior sale cheap.
ocf2S w. >. NithHAM.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
2.
lAus bem Ocp'estaun Dscrsenftern ]

1Aus be,n Dcp'estaun D.crsenttern
Allons enlans de la patrie.
feit Trantreidb! Sc it nuferitaucen!
@etrchen 1T Der 6e0eln Wad!t!
6rradht aus tiefen Shlafes Banben
3abt's bin CUR tuhnen greiteitslhtaht
llno Sies belcbnt oes Samples Wnh'-
Alloas enfans de Ia patrie!
1Rein 8oterianb i'm Mcrssnfdtumn,er,
Der Sabn im Weiten bat 9efrdb't' !
Der Taa brid,t an, es tpeiAt Der &ummer
Der Treibeit, bic jest auferitebt.
Grbebe DID, fheu' feline Neab'-
Allons enfans de la patrie!
6s alr,t ber gtrpu--a ieinen 3rammerr
@ntfeter xes Die @epublf;
@dycu feb' id, aus Der Serne ,himmern,
Weiu Deanhlaub Geiner Sreite't 8li,d.
Dad,' auf, meiu sOlt! eteb' auf, s it frab-
.Alions enfans de la patrie /!
@ieh' T,aufreid, brad bic Babu! b'ram
.....- freubia
greif' nadh Der ecsse, nad oem S@~eret
Bei Gott Die 6reibeitsfruht 1T aeit'S--
3eia' Did, Der alteu Batter werth!
2erbrid, oas Sod, oer Despot'e --
Alons enfaas de la patrie
1ersiee lit Cein, sreif'f bu gum ShweroR
Drum 5duu,e niht-binaus Sur Shladt!
I1er fdat, Der rub't ia freier @rbe,
limb lein pire liebeno tets 9eoadt
91ad,' auf, mein 8elf! SteH auf 8 TT trab'
Allons enfans de la pa.rie 11
Garl &osear 9Daener.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19

Cine 8ttanntmabun9 RON etnem 9iertd sstr
tpenissr eplfet fur stn'altse Gtnratuns SO 0snts,
fur 3mat s ], une fir jcef ftrncrs Ginraduns Dtr
ftlten Serrts 25 Gents.t Gin 9itret Dlcna.
tinsuraten tcfet SO, Dlpnatt S 8, | Sabr 80
Cine balte Spaltt 3Nlcnatc ein3urlten 9, 5.Uas.
nate Is, lSabr 30. Gine sanje Sraltt far 69as.
nat totfet Is, Dlpnats $27 unb ] Sabr s 80.
8tf9aftstarttn prn rter mtniser Gel.
len einjnrhden rsr Sabr S 3, 6 Olonate B.
Srnd artc itt jerer Nrt in ccutfber, tna.
lt'hrr unb tranSthtter Srrahe ,pirr in rtr Cffie.
res ,,Cbic Staats-Srten" prompt, fautcr unc core
rect dcirfrrt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19

Dasu biete Der Wlnferiburm setpiB gsle'
-,enbeit eenus, fei er rcd. cbsle,d unppusn.
oet 336 Sue rod. (sla9cmeines 9emurmeI.
Siner aus Dem Centrum ,,9s9en bic gers
fle'neruns mniIe er enseriit prcteitiren; eie
b0he ces 1bnrmcs betrase 337 Sus.") Gin
SUE mehr ccer rpeniser-oas iei bier aleid,.
(@rcee slufresunsen unr bcfttse 8erwabs
rungen.) 6crtIesun9 folgt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19

Der Oslo Staats. .Sott erfbeint rtselmasis jebtn
Uittwcd. Der @ubttripticns.p preis 1T 81 so tins
penh Die 3abtun mad Der trlten J6alfte bee
Sabtts st(4ttbt 9pater 3ablene: baten 50 SO 3u
sntrtAten. Sein nnterf9reiter miro fir tintn tlr.
fsrsn 3eitraunt ais 0 Naonatt ansencmn,en aud
tann sie3eitanS nur bann aufseseten mtrrsn, mcnn
aae Stadtfance atbe,ablt itno. Cine 9nnaAlafl
sung Die 3eit.tns pct Dem Gnce bes 5abrs aufutin.
stn, miro ais cine 9rntutruns Der 9uttrt, ticn be.
trahtet. Diittbe(unscm uno 8riefe nc po,ffrti CT
stttm. Ur Oieie Scrinsunsen weroen p1nttlidb BE-.
skadbttt werrtn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
9.
(TcrtieBun9.)

,,Sbm Ebpelt Die 8ruit Der tab"s IR'ep'
Sod iter Alrtnth!a'S 'Stn'
Sod, attr treitsr Mser's Slutb
Sit ntae 3eelt gu finSsn.
tintm tabtta anHten.
T,rtiesuns.
Die glasel paren fertis uno Saourd' an'
fer 9dueiber aasse sepcroen. Der SdloiS
Ger hattie etn rabres Weiiterfad ssl'etert'
Deua obaleid, ieber eerlelben aber Neeen
Rus lang, uno aussebreitet am S@ulter'
tbeile fat pier 6ue brett rrar, 70 Uaren i'e
bod, ni6t itmer Su nennen. Sle uuroea al
SenShultern uno armeN feitsefhnaut. Da'
spo Die oaac bes au5seitredten Irmes sn
Iieaen fam, war Der gereiuieulsspuntt Der
oanuen GilenItienen, tpeld,e ftt eng an e'n@
auber lesteu, weuu man Die 0ano sulams
meuscs. Oefnete man eieie w'eoer. ~ s'ns
aud bas @erippe wie Elm Mesenfhirm aus
sinaueer, uno Die Glaset rparen aassepanf
60 ,par bemnat altes in Oroauns une
rs feblte gar nidts metr, als es eurd e'ne"
Sfsuhiden Slug su beweiien, Sas bic nene
@rfsnouns ,nebr als elm 1irnseipenf iet.
sils So1epb unb anuamarie eben itf bic
se6pfe ,erbraden, rpie bieies ansufansen pd1
re, orans cte frpbe Sfeuisfeit BON oem bepcrs
aebeuesn Belade bes &Sniss BON Wnrtems
bera, spsIbe bereits Die sanse Stact tn freus
bise gemesuus ieete, AUDI in ibr it'ues DaH'
fdmmerleln.
lllm mar eri1 tm Uorisen Sabre :plrten's
tersifh serpprben, uno &Snts grieor'h 9es
rubte nun poa lanbe sedterlid,er 3ulc, in all
IerbSdteisener p,rion I'D, ieinen suten I'LL
naaeeru III seisen, bic pb bieier @bre Dor Stpls
unb Treube auBer fd an nidts mebr oads
ten, als ,pie Ge ben f0sisliden Galt auf's
spiirbisFe III ibren Mauern empfansen uno
ilnterhalter molten. .
Das tpar Der redte glusen6lid, tpte er
nid,t ersuitnihter bate tommen tDnnen. So
fepb ermutbist burd ben 3uipru6 Der treuen
sinnamarie, fate fld Elm Soerk ,ps ieinen
Blanen an, uno sins aufsas 9eatbbaus. @r
IieB ftd benz Serrn 8lrsermeifter melben,
uub ,rurbe fhpn nah anocrtbalb Stunben
ucraelafTen. SnoeGen bate ct 3eit senus ses
babt, rei1ih barber nadsaoenfen, tpier Ct
fein slnliesen am beften an ben Mann brins
aea fSnnte. @r ieste G& eine sanse &ece
su1amuen, unb tpar nberseu9t, bae in cie>
Zen Nallem ntemals cine feurtsere 9efprcdcu
wsresu isi, als er yersatrasen 9soeate' III
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-19
Ser gebmeiber opn ltl,it-

CINE ruabrt Nesetenbett, er,abIt pDn Or. alsr'
" TinSltr.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-28
before sRother day elapses,

before another day elapses,
In the Senate to-day, the bill relative To- R.x,-
'ers oil Deeds was reported from the co mmities -.
the Judiciary. with amendueuss. The ,p,u
amendment was as follows: THE Register 81
Deeds, shall have all the fees of i, Office nm ;,
$500 from $50, to $500 75rer cent From 500
10 lOOO, 3O per cent, and all over 1000 2s per cent,
the balance 10 be paid into the county treasury
Inns you will perceive, changes the whole cbar,c
ter OF the bill from what il was originally intro
dueed' The amendment was adopted by the Sen
are motion was then made that 10 cents, instead
Of De allowed Tor recording. This was warmly
sombatted but finally prevailed, and tie bill in tina,
shape was ordered TO thiEd reading. This falls
considerably short of what was proposed 70 h.
gained by the bill as originally introduced bu, il -
something gained, nevertheless The fees for re-.
eording, are cut down from 124 TO 10 cents and the
county will be remunerated for all the expense 10
which she may be put, for stationery, fuel &c
am ID hopes it will undergo some favorable mod.
hcatlons, yet should it become a law, though an,
appFehensve nothing will be accomplished at this
session. The Fox River Bill has been again before
The Senate, but without any definite action.
believe may congratulate your readers on the
triumph OF the Homestead Exemption bill. Tina,
oeen ordered to third reading in the House, BY a
vote OF 80 10 25. The vote from the county of
Racine, stood as follows: .fyc. Woodwork.
woes Gilbert MDonaId, Roberts, Chapman
Ihis bill yo" will recolect cxenp,s homestead
+ OF 40 acres. for agrruttur,l ,,,,r,
exceeding quarter of an acre, with the bulldiox.
III any recorded p lat of city or village
Yours, 6
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-28

CHANGE IN THE LAND OFFIcE.-Wo IN
serted week or two since, the notice Of the
removal OF Mr.. Meade from the office OF
Register Of this Land Office, and the APPOINT
mcntof Mr.. Fiskln his stead. The change
struck us as it did the community, with sur
prise, but we reirained from comment, I'M
I'll we should learn the charges upon which
the action was heard. These are under
stood to have been, inattenuon to duties.
md want of courtesy. Those who know
John +. Meade know such charges 10 be
false they know him as \ superior and
thorough business man-a getlemsn pos
sessng courtesy and urbahity in the extreme
and generous and opcrhearted to a fault
That these charges have been madc, IL per-
hdps not so strange rs that uieV have been
considered in the Department--a0i we cam
not but believe that the removal has been
made through egregrIous error, Gre,n
BAY Adv. Dem.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-28

1t Is impossible TO conceive the state
n the Faibourge 81. Antoine. More than
DO houses are entirely destroyed by the ar
allery, and much larger number have suf-
fered considerably. On the Place de la
BastilIe the disasters are not less. The
ware house known as ola BE lie Ferm;ree"
is cortpletely destroyed.
The Faubourg ST. Antoine presents a
still more singular aspect. There is not a
house Which has not suffered more or less
by Tic cannonade. The inhabitants Of this
unhappy Faubourg appear in CONSERVATION
The greater number submit with eagerness
TO he search for arms which the insurgents
have abandoned. Cries of vengeance are
very rare, and those of misery pre- rail.
From the vast number Of casualties in
the course of the four days during which the
instruction lasted, almost every one had
lost fathers, husbands, brothers or friends.
In every street women appeared in deep
mourning, with all the signs Of deep afflic-
ton. Vast numbers Of the National Guards
were missing, and the doubt as to their fate
is almost more painful than the certainty of
the worst. In every church funeral services
were going on from morning I'LL night, and
the same sorrOw(ul symptom Of the evils of
civil war must necessarily continue una
bated for several days. The number of
the killed md wounded to be seen carried
along the different streets was c%ttaordina-
~. Ali the women from the highest 10
the lowest, were busy preparing lint for the
hospitals.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-28

part of what they promise he will, in case he is
elected and all the evidence we get, or have
any ground to suppose we shall ever get, Is that
the Taylor men suppose So and expect SO. And
for this reason, solely, because they suppose and
expect so. We are frsetc say that in desperate
ness for shifts and pretexts for argument is who'll
ly out of the question: our Northern Taylor wings
are great way beyond any class of men that have
ever come to our notice.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-28

srEAMRoAr CoMBIxArIox.-Six steam.
eFs' says the Chicago Democrat, the Mag
ara Queen City, Louisiana, Baltic, Hen.
ark Hudson, and St. Louis, have formed
company to run between this port and Buff
alo' during the season. The fare is $40
ihe expense of trip from ST. Louis to
New York by this route is s34, including
all expenses. The boats are all Of The first
class.