The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-11
WEEKLY VARIETY.

-Ct1tr9 sEAr1y ffii - 90 HIN4tli'q* " sN%
=. trBy the death Of Hon. d. H, Lew.
Gaths LSgislatule Of Alabams, at9 its
ne1tsession, will have to choose two
u. s. Senators. s-.T,k%yA s8ss
swN1r6eh. Kearney died at 81. Louis
pm 1'uesday, The 3lst uIt. He was well
,knoWn 10 ihe peopleof this country as
sens ofthe brave officers in the late war
sith Mexico, ,s n, ,s,s '."s'9%' 's.s 5..s3,9 s'
.e'se1-The steamboat Rio Grande sunk
aS,lew days since 10 the Ohio river near
sGolcoadas aBoatsnd cargo a total loss.
No hives lost. sse ,a si.s ,5''s% % sgl'
'ss4es.The State of Ohio has more cole.
sEsS In i Than any, other state 10 the
sUnion, Thoughts he \ not yet fifty years
s6ldr az ayesaj .a,sTgs a5ssS - slr's' 96igi Pat'
81 ses.Sessral Of the factory girls, Of Al.
dsghshy city, have had true bills iou1d
agsin,t them by the grand jury. Cor be-
ing engaged in the factory riots, They
hive 5sshes sympathy Of The people. h u
W setOne Of the last survivors or the
Hartford Conven,irn,. Mr.. Harrison
eGsay Olis, died in Boston on the 9sth
suIt,aged % years. So ~. ,,.s.'al, ssa' IS
y aeS.The town Of Bucyru,, in this
fstais, has been visited with another dis
.strucliye fire. oa @ a,5oR i,fseoi. q biz. (
ss,,s0sz-A man, supp posed to be a German
!pedlar, was found floating in the Ohio
river near New MartinsyiIle, opposite
stbis county, a few days since. tie had
sbeen put in sack, head foremost, and
atied s1p. His skull was broken. Thus
ihas a horrible murder been perpelrated.
'oa-Mr. Clifford, our Minister, has as.
'sureds the Mexican government that our
sown will oppose the Sierra Madra pro.
s.jeci. 10 The extent Of its powers. One
.parerpsays: "God grant that these re-.
Peateds professions may be made in
good faith. ''1l,s@E '@ 5.. e. s9',' .9',,'a
y ,otThe late unfavorable news from
sYucatnn, is confirmed by further mr..
.risalats Vera Cruz Fears are express
ed lest the Indians should besiege and
relake the towns Of Sotu:a and C.kax.
sN-"The MatamMas Flag which
was the FIRST and last American paper
published in Mexico, has been remov.
I'D across the Rio Grande, in Cameron
county, Texas, where it will be hereai-
;tsrpublished. ... .l ...', 81. .....5.
- eo-Mr. Chateau arrived at 81. Louis
from California, with two Jumps Of
gold, valuedat $4,000. ,g'a'a -
osEyening free schools are now
sopened'in various parts Of New York,
for the instruction Of The young men
and women. A good idea. s,,.s 1ems.5
:, W-The Vermont House Of Repres sen.
.tatives has passed the bill providing for
the election Of Presidential electors by
. plurality, and it is now law. ,',l@
@-rhe Mexican government is pur.
suing course Of severity towards the
press, though by legal rather Than by
arbitrary measures. ,i1 5s5..h d
s,,:GrTho Quakers swarm in Indiana.
At the late yearly meeting, held at
Richmond, there were $500 persons.
They we're Of the Orthodox party.
1.-The Piusburg Journal. of The 96ih
ul.., says ihere is a good demand for
wool; and prices have advanced to 90
q % cents per IL. for common to full
blood.
OF Beef packing has commenced a,
Alton. illinois. The Telegraph says
that contracts for about 800 head
have been entered in.o at The rate of
from So so To So 95 per cwt., accord
ing toiqnality. Contracts have likewise
been made for 5000 or 10 900 head Of |
hogs,atihe rate Of 50 10 So SO per CIVIL;
good hogs commanding the latter price.
u 0TIndiana has declared forthe- -estab-
iishment Of free schools b. vote Of
27.s45against 1888. Ja l.,a .,i4a.bas9
e-General persifer F. Smith, ap. |
pointed Governor Of California. is soon
20 take his departure, accompanied by
the gallant Capt. Tobin. They are both
nowin New York, froat whence goes
= Regiment Of us. soldiers also.
! no Saturday evening, at .Philadsl-
phia, John H. Winter, a. returned vol.
uKtses. was almost instsntlyr killed by
being ran over by chase as the reck.
less driver whirled around aicorner.