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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
We have not unfreoucn;ly called attention TO
this article in the columns Of our paper. and We
have done witl, the fall confidence that It " as
Il good one. and deserving the patronage OF the
pubic. W have had ii chance to witness 10 ef-
iccts upon of our friends, which III addI-
ton to the higi econiunrs passed upon It by our
brethren of the press. not III pad puts. but IN
honest candid statements, from having derived "A
benefit themselves, makes us DESTROYS Of advi-
sing all those who have occasion 10 resort to
remedy for pulmonary affection, to avail them
selves Of it. W e have too much confluence, IN
the proprietors TO believe they would thurst this
or any other medicine upon the community, nn-
ess they had full faith in its eticacy--in conir-
nation Of which the prOprletors offer mass OF
testimony from the most unGuesiionatle sources
Neither would they be understood as saying that
this will always consumption alter 1t Is seat
ed, although it seldom fails 10 relieve the worst
cases-bu, at thl, of the year almost every
body is Liable to a cold, which if neg ectcd, Will
lead to fatal resuits-by taking this medicine, we
doubt not many lives may be saved-N t.
Wdshingtoniaa, Boston, Jan. 2, ISi1.
u5See Advertisement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

administrators Sale.-Notice is lie re-
IA by given that will expose to sale at public
auction, on Monday, the 2o,h inst, at the late
residence Of John Q. Lacey. decd. all the per-
sonal property Of said decd consisting OF horse.
two horse wagon, two head Of cattle. and some
wheat, farming utensils, household and kitchen
furniture, and sunjry other articles too tedious
to mention. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock
said day where due ate niion will be given by
me, and terms made known on day Of sale.
WIN. LACEY, Sen, admir-.
May 10, IS4S. 2O-3t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

India A.. all
kenfcuky ----;fii
State Bank of Ohio and Branches. .-.-.-----
Clinton Bank of Columbus. --------
City Bank of Columbus. ------.-..-..-- --.-.-----.
Dayton Bank. -.------ ----------------
Bank Of Geauga.
City Bank of Cleveland. ---------
Canal Bank Of Cleveland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Franklin Bank of Z.nesvIle. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sandusky City Bank.
Western Reserve Bank
Bank of Virginia and Branches.
Farmers Bank Of Virgins. and Branches
Exchange Bank Of ------ do.--.- do. 49, du.-
Bank OF the Valley of do do.
u Notes Of 81 and upwards at pr in the Cities
OF New Yotk. PIiiladcip'iia, and Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

MOVEMENTS OF GEN rAYlnp

\
II his 5eea repeatedly stated that il was
tle intention OF General Taylor to witt the
Norm before his return 10 camp. Accur Ting
10 inc following letter h ii is no ,such in,eu-
t.Uh IN view
Baron RoUGE, La. Dec. 9. 1917.
Genii%mrn.-i hsve IL honor 10 a. kun,y.
7u-e 'he r'teIp. cl YOUR polite lettcr ui the
Isl Instant, aud ui The aCIomaa % Ing copy
OF tn res'.u IONS all ,piej b recent meet.
i:ig OF the citizens Of Virk,burg.
A high appreciation o, th- Kind fp.Iings
eHis ~ towar,s m amp q the good people
81 yourciiy. as exhibited n. those resolutions:
ne great pleasure should derive tom meet
itg agtlu the many esteemed friend, that
nave among you; and the qualification /
should feel in greeting on 50 appr,priit. d..
occasion Four distinguished / ilow-ritlzm.
General @ iimIn. and the other Gallant Mis-.
sINslpPIau, VITA whom have had the hon,r
oi serving, strongly prompt me, g,ntlsmeii.
II accept your kHl imitation. an TO OF
you. ~ PRISON. lny grateful acknowle lgm-nts
Tor thIs. lear. uHmrrited mIrk oi vour res
pect Bur duliHg he leave of absence with
pave Just obtained from nv duties in the
leld, snail b. 50 luly occupied ia atten ing
e. private matters of much importance t. me.
hat shall be, much % my regret con.
strained Ia iorego this pleasure. BE plea sed,
therefore, to convey this Information to the
meeting which sou represent. and 10 assure
them tiat | shall cherish, with the liveliest
sen>olllty, this evidence OF ;hrir friendly
feelings towards me.
WIN my best wishes, gentlemen, for your
prosperity through lie, rrm,in. very res
pectuly, Your oOIt servant,
T. TAYLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
CITY COUNCIL.
Monday Jan. g. 1913.

Couacil met, present oil except Ii. w.
Phillips, B. F. Sinborn, Tanner anl Fitch
ner.
The proceedings Of the last meeting were
read aud appointed.
The report OF he alderman for II Ward
submitted aud ordered TO be filed. 81 ward
Do. 4th ward d..
Account of P. Bier read aud ordered to be
paid. Act OF Secretary Of Boatd Of Health
ordered to be paid.
Account OF J. Mcconnell. Alderman OF I'll
ward ordered to be paid
Report Of the Committee on streets and
alleys. read aud the account against Hardmin
aHd Pejley ordered to be entered w to them.
Account Of Geo Duty presented and or
dered to be paid
Account of J. L. Wharton ordered TO be
paid
Account of J Martin ordered to be paid by
a majority only.
Account Of David Kennedy presented and
ordered to be paid.
Account oil w Wilson ordered to be
paid.
Account of J. Pedley referred to the com
mittee on accounts.
Petition oil Alexander Clark read and
prayer granted.
Mr. Hamilton named that salary Of the 81.
Commissioner be increased 100 dollars, Re-
TERED To committee on SITS. and alleys.
The resolutions of Mr. Hubbard being the
order OF The cay, was called for and discuss
ed by Nh Hubbard and OTHERS
The resolution was fol ows.
Resolved. That at the next election for
Mayor and Councilmen of the city. the fol-
lowing question be submitted TO the voters of
each ward.
Shall the Council hereafter license any per-
son Whatever To retail intoxicating liquors in
this city? After debate the question was
taken aud the resolution lost.
On motion the Council adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
PKENoNlToRY.-The Washington cor.
respondent Of the Baltimore American ,,,;,o

ne mmltre on Claims in Congress ere
crowded with business; nj among th- srrre.
oil petl lons already presented are phirtv and
mere growing out of claims Incident 10 ,b,.
TO tn" War with Mexico. som. OF Ines. are
near'y o1e hundred thousand lars in amount
ana many OF them are very large. --~s,'
One Is lor aors $ necess.r taken for he
pubic s-rrlce by Col. d ,niphan while ON hi.
march to Chihuahua, and the clainoanI ,lIa.
ges That tins seizure OF ms horses was tbe
cause OF a still further loss OF prapzriv IN
goods " hlcl w r. also taken.
=, "Anotnrrdlim is for horses taken from the
EhcdIIl clon prs ners, of which C.. N "a,
an: Joah +. Gins were parties. Tb.s
claims are but the beginning OF The end. n
thry were many growing out OF the Florid,
war, lhry WI be legion de the consequence
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
RANDOLPH AND THE CLERGY.


lin debate in The Virginia Convention of
l629-30, on proposition TO exclude minis
ters from being elected to the LegisIature
John Rdndol ph said Figure to Yourself. sir,
d minister OF peace ab nj to rrproee for hi.
sins. nlan Of wealth and influence in his
country. having at the sims time desire to
represent that country. This is no exclusion
OF an Occupation; OF an occupation ncom-
paube with the discharge OF the duties OF
member OF either branch OF the Legislature
The TASK OF legislation is a war with the dil-
ties OF the pastor. The two are utterly in
compatible. No man can busy himself in
elrctioneerng (altd in these times who can be
elected without itD No man can mingle in
legislative abals; ! say 40 man can oucn
that pitch without being detiIed No m4n
can 81 employ himself without heing disuual-
flied for those sacred duIes which every min
lister OF the 8 spell takes upon himself, aud
Ior mich he Is accountable. not To his CON
siluents al home, but 10 the God who ma lie
him, and who will call him TO much more
rigorous account than that.he renders to his
parshloners. There is an indeceucy III this
thing. We have heard much about exclusion
VI The ladies, but there is not greater indie
rency and incompstibiilv in wonan's trus.
ling rs-lt into political assembly and all
lis cab3s, than cier5yInan's undertaking the
same thing.
One OF the greatest masters of the human
heart, aud OF political philosophy too, declares
hat While the French are in their name rs
| more deierenlal to woman than any other
people, they have less real esteem for woman
than any other nation on earth. Let me H.
lusIlale this. TIE Turk sbews he values his
vile by locking herup; it is - BIZ sure mis-
| taken mode, but he SHOWS he estimates the
value OF the treasure by putting it under loci,
and key. The Frehchman permits his wife
TO mingle in political Affairs; and ii Ma lam
Roland had not been engaged in such affairs,
Madame Roland would never have ascpnded
the scatfoid Il woman " i'll unsrx themselves
and IL pries SIS isay) will degrade thv NJ
selves by mag in5 Il scenesanl atldrsoniy fiji
for men they viii lose the Difference they now
My; they will BE- treated roushIy-iae men.
Just 50 II is with priests. they lose all def
efence which beongs and which is paid to
I elr otiice (NIiel hyr they merit il or no. -
Kelly upon II, it you permit priests to be made
members OF The legislature, they viii soon
Constitute large portion OF your ASSEMBLE ; :
and 1t has been truly said that no countries
were 80 Ill governed as thos, which Were ru
led BY the couns.ls Of women, except such
a. have been governed by the cuulisels OF
priests"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
considera

oHlo.-The following Elections have been
made by The General Assembly.
As 1cIaIe judges for Knox county-Ben-
Jamln II Taylor, Jacob B. Brown.
nick Wickham.
Associate Judge for Ashland county-Dan-
iel w. Brown.
~, Associate Judge for Madison county
Thomas Jones.
Associate Judge for Athens county-Isaac
Barker.
Major General 9th Division Ohio Militia
Ephraim K. Ecklry.
MAJ, Genera 18th Divisioa Ohio Militia
Reuben h. Gibson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

0~E- have just hid an interview with a
warm friend of Mr. Clay, who yesterday re-
ceised letter from the great Harry Of the
West, in which that eminent statesman de
clares that h. will not run for the Presidency
in opposition To Gen TAYLOR. This fact IN "
b. relied on, aud the announcements rpcei
we'd here BY the Wing party proper, with tie
utmost satisfaction. Mr. Clay is expected 10
arrive at the Capitol IN a r davs aad it is
generally believed that h will publish card in
d. coridnce with the above staiement.-N Y.
Mirror, Wash Tor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
REPORTED ny &. II BERRY
ARRIVALS ann ngp,Rr,IKrs

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
y BOAT" J"' tie last "a hours en- iins Jester
tag at clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED.
9 aa McLain, Pittsburgh.
America, De Camp,
Silas Wright. O'Neil,
Avalanche, Williams, 81. Louis.
Swallow. Wilson, San Fish.
II ode Island, Green, Steubenville.
DEP ikTED.
A 4 ',llai1'' < Wilkins, Pittsburgh.
.u-.efmaniown, Nc Lain, ST. Louis.
elias Wright, O'Neil, New Orleans
Rhode Island, Green, Steubenville.
20 lee; water 10 the chansel-is,ling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
$1,000 worth oil goods wer4 bum d.

DlCkENS.-lt is stated that Dickens, new
Christmis story. though nearly written. i, not
published, ii being understood that The ind
m'nt OF an approved critical friend OF I'm.
author is after mature consideration ayer,, IA
repetition oi last years failure
lhe Il md III cores inirnlui IA Boston pa
per says in his last letter with re- creme. ,n
Dickens " 1t l. reported that his hua,,rj !
alidlrs trouble him, aud that his b.sl policy
Is 10 travel on the continent. Lam iottrn.J
That even the lnanus, ript Of 'DomD,y & Som
Is not written aud delivered wi h very u,...,,
promptness. Is il nOl curse 10 have so,e's
own thoughts NOR gaged? 10 have them
oargtnei and poid br ,olg b fore they are
n'fh Inls Is Too aptto De Tue cas-. WIN
L Jiidon writer's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

w ~. Won b. 50 obliging as to inform your
.''rs, tha' have Is, received information
ron Va Robert tish.r that MS brother Arch
Ioi'd f'stsr' rmrrly ct This city. died in
81 Louis on 'he 3Jth ultailera short ilness.
i"e communication was by telegraph and
would have reached Us sooner had the ire NOT
o'en 'Fok'n between Louisville and Madison.
Inc numerous friends Of the family vii deep
ly srmp'ihis' wits lis aged aud afflicted par
EMS aud other relatives. c. coon.
Wheeling JAM 4th ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

The Nantucket Inquirer, of Monday. saws
=" NlshIn the las two days we have 6ad
gro 2dblr tie greatest tall OF snow thar ha,
teeh known here al one tune for seyera +
ears. 1t commenced sncwing gently on
saturday morning. and oontinueI until moan
esIefday None OF the churches, we believe
we're opened Yesterday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
ADJOURNED MEETING.

An adjourned meeting was held on Frid ~
last, and Capt. Tier bring absent, Capt Lu-
cas- was called to preside.
On motion, Resolved, That the members
OF this meeting attend in body, the funeral
OF our deceased brother, A. Fdrchild, and
that we wearerape on the left arm for pc
Rod OF thirty days, as mark OF respect ior
his memoirs.
w. II. Houston was theraupon appointed
MIrstaii, aniWm Clark. J. H. Lou lrb4ck.
B. Baker, Washington, Dunbar, J. NJ. II nm
ltlon, }. ii. Williams, Geo. Norton and II
Conant pail bearers
On motion ordered that the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the papers of the
city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

pn NJ, auction on Monday February ls4s my house
if"n and The usual depth. Tie house is brick coyer;nr
nc woie iron contains 10 convenie, rooms in which
well furnished and well adapted for two mil;es ~ Co.
OUT houses. ~ "''a o'"e'
fERMS-Lileral and made known at the saIc "
me same IS not sold ahove il will he for rent for thu
ehsh ns year, by Mr.. William Hall, Market st.
acc ~ JAMES ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
Mystery and Misery ID 4 20, III, q -.


Jar snietei'ins sharar;cT-eoutaiItE sreuvst siTsu
aeters all TO Q found IN New \ ore. u 70 wi, cbsi-
Ned Milne, is Gsd Gated Ia the clergy OF tine City.tN
sere usf scorcher upon Burglars piekpocTeis Gam.
us nth"- hirves hsiurr@ ~ lei.c tie IN. hc
fully I ri ed where anil az they are.
ryosl stieies second series, the la;e c Neal.
The last gncernata1. t'psrel Leg of the
teenth e,ntury, by a Constant.
lie ~ ~, ~ " Old Tie DAYS Of Hocarth.
hy g. ". ". Reynolds. author Of " Robert MRcaire"
lite IN London tiru Aiunfu- etc.
tri'rHIshsj Won rrueroGs tngtaviGgs from tie r. .
nous pictures oi i t.ait1
. sMei tfsAar.. ~ charity : reward, tale Of New
YORK. v iicnrt " i'ian Iirf rri.
The Red Rovenger the Tirs:c X ing Of the Tinridss
'ac az tic Cuif and lis islands j., Ned RurtItrc
An rgii,ai tale OF the Sea. The White Dart the
Cruiser If TIE GuIf Of Mexico. 4 tue Tale Piracy
ami war, by q u Y0y.ion Jr.
Tic eockpey in America, or the adventures of Jtip-
oiemus Srooks Esq, edited by Frank Fhp, Illustrated
by MARIN the Youn.cr
II" Whis Alusnac for is4s published by Gref.y and
Me tlrs'I New ORR.
'fh" Knight Of Gwyrr". hy Charles Lever,
The CONSERVATION OF Man o. Geo Coniie
Also fresh STOCK 81 new n,usir received tEt% day at
WAKI MANS.
Java Literary ncpo: No iii aa,nst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

we are co i'cllei TO ascend to III. innro.
per aud unwls. choice OF proceedings il the
ahnt&a,io OF Texas as the only cause Of th,.
war.-N YPost. VIC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

ME- Folk has sent in TO the S nate the fol.
loving nominations, to wit;
'ohn w. Davis, of Indiana, to be Com.
rett. deceased - I've
'Onn Il 'Wan, OF Kentucky, to be Charpe
'eS q hdites to Naples, vice Wilian n. pnH
'p,pol" ttr Major ot Dragons.
CT IL Niles, (.ofme'ly Charge a Paris. to be
G ~: des Aiialres to be S,rdinIa. vice Mr.
f ~ lc. nue. r7fisned.-l Bait. Patriot VASE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

NEW AGENT To PREVENT PAlN.-Dr Sim,.
sou, an Eng'isA physician, has discovered y
new agent To prevent pain, which is consil
cred superior TO ether. II is called Chlnro
ofm' and us action is much more rapid and
complete than ether usually requiring only
ABOUT twenty INSPIRATIONS. lis perfume Is
most aGreea ole, and The Cd Or is not attached
to me clothes. 1t eau beapplied upon cloth
or sponge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

FIRE IN Detroit, AlIcH-Icn Buildings
DeStroyed.--On the Dist ult, fire occurred
al Detroit, which destroyed he following bu.
slness places;
"Mf. "A. hibbin, grocery store; Schitter,
tailor; A. b. Calhoun, grocer; j. B. Sa bine,
sdddler; ii. Mlmvilla, sho-mlker; M Dr3u.
gager' watch maker; M. Kunsr, sac maker.
Wan. yelling, shoemaker; Joha Smith, shoe.
maker; JACOB q iaier, Iinsmi,h DR.. Brock.
h"ase; L. Ch'pe, blac> snlln VIM. LOAF.
carriage maker; Mo re. livery stable"
$1,000 worth oil goods were burned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
BOARD OF TRADE.
Ess, sRD 0F wpag,ses.

Coamiitce on Commerce for January.
4 JOHNSON PAxTON POLLOCK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

Alexander Campbell says of Queen yicto.
~ ~ 'tAat the youthful face OF EnyI.nd's
Slreh Is as much coreworn as tha, If a',s :
mother IN America no can show five su'I
lusty children 1''" "'e such
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

I'm, nil'l II wicked 10 rob hen roost. Jim ~
'nal efrai. m ral question. Sam we
pullst." ''"" w" u another
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
NEGLECTED. SURSCRIRERS

"Our Subscribers whose paper. are left at
their places o. business, generally before the
stores are open, would save themselves and
as much annoyance, if they would provide
some way in whict their papers might be left
securely. narrow slit cut in the door. or
at the bottom OF the door, or box outside.
would answer the purpose. 1t is not strange
that papers left in the street So long before
the stores are open should be stolen. and late.
| " they nave been stolen more than ever
! VIII those of our subscribers who suffer in
this way, provide the remedy that we have
suggested and give US notice."
ProUidcnce Journal.
We commend the above to the attention of
our Wheeling friends. 1t is not in Proyi
den:e only that nen spapers, left on door steps
or latch knobs early in the mornag, are s,o-
len. The evil is one ielt pretty heavily in
Wheeling, and it will last anti boxes or sils
are provided at every door. As it has been
more or less the psdctice among thu Wheel =
lns Offices TO supply, sratuitously, Subscribers
with copies of papers which have been sto-
len, the losses OF this kind operate as tax
on them, which is every day growing more
considerable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

tnt Legislature OF Tennessee has. BY una.
ihm"ds vote, invited General Taylor TO visit
-'1s1'li'e during the present session of that
n1dj' lLls Is do"e, SAYS the resolution. that
Inc nfno Is OF the Legislature may ..les,ify
l'i.iin' personally, their respect aud regard"
l-s- We are pleased to learn tina he e..
i"p1a"neht OF another cotton Factory in this
Hf, las been agitaled aud that the proiec,
haN been decided upon.
H'NC.-A vein of carbonate of zinc has re-
9 ~ brea discovered on the property of DR..
ia ems ock, in lancaster county, Pa. Weld.
10 al lhe rate OF 60 per cent pure metal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

THE THROTTLE VALVE.-We COM
united verbal error in our article yesterday
concerning the A. n. Johnston. 1t would
appear hy that that air would be admitted TO
the btiers BY the throttle valve. Steamboat
men will understand that we, intended to say
the raising Of the throttle valve would admit
air thr ugh the pump although the pump
might b. 50 clogg d as not to admit suft'-
cient supply OF water.
We believe we were also in error In
saying Ca :. Bennett purchased the Arcade
ard rum her in 1897. We have been inform
ed that il MS ds late as lSiJ or Al. Ii,
however. makes 70 difference, except that we
wish 20 BE- strictly correct.
If the statement OF the Argus of last even
ing is true. MIR. Vennum ought TO have refus-
ed to run the boat or left it. 1t proves too
much.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
4 y NJ Nj f. Il GA l..
BALTIMORE MARKET.

January |, lS4S.
There was but little basin IS OF any kind
done to-day. The -four market is dull; there
were sellers OF Howard street brands on
ChdnSe at SO, without finding purchasers.
The last sales OF City Mills were at g. though
holders generally ask more. Rye flour 81 ,o7a
), and Cornmeal 1887.
The receipts OF all kinds Of Grain are very
''ght, transactions moderate. Good to prime
red Wheat will no bring over 100 to 1877
cents; white do LISA l42 cents. and family
flour do l45 to las ceuls. Small sales 81 these
prices. White Corn is held at 56a5Sc, and
yellow at hOd62 cents, with moderate re-
ceipts. Maryland Oats al 35a4O cents; and
Virginia at 3oa42; Rye Ssa9u cents, Clover.
seed $4,25a4 50.
Prn,isi us are dull, and prices dropping.
Lard N kegs 7ad8 cents. Beef Cattle S3.l2s
and mess 1928 per 100 lbs gross.
III groceries there is nothing OF moment do
ing.
Whiskey is dull small sales are making
al 2o3a27a cents per gallon, in hhds and bbls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

A splendid dinner was given to Generals
G:pitman and Shields at Fuler's Hotel, Wash
lgton, Oh Friday last in honor of those
distinguished officers. The President of The
emitted States, Mr.. j. @. Adams, Secretary
walker, and MIR. Winthrop, who had been
l"vited, made their excuses. Their guests
were numerous, and the dinner came off with
.Ieat hilarit, and eclat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05
CINCINNATI MARKET.

JANA L, 1910.
FLOUR-There was sale Yesterday of a
oout 4UU oris, on terms not ascerlaned-
supposed about $3.50. This morning, 80
brs from wagons, at 81 .S5a54 80.
HOGS-Adiiltiunal sales yestt rIay of $50
head, av WI 220 lbs at S., 81; 1870 do. ay wl.
20 lbs, al 1910; 80 do, heavy, at So so; 80
do do at S2,75.-rhe oulv sale heard OF to-
day Is lOO head. dividing on 200 lbs, at 81
Qua o2,o2. There are good many otf,.ring,
but The weather is rather mild, With indica-
lions OF d temperature too warm for Pork. and
most OF the packers have some work ahead.
aud the consequence is heavy market.
GREEN MEArS-A sale of 1900 pcs
Shoulders al &c; 2200 do Sides at &c.
nrther sale to-day of 100 brls lair No. -
Lard al &c; IS do do at DC
LARD-Sales yesterday of 45O brls ont.
kittle rtnd red, at SC l27 bris prime No. |.
supposed at $40.
CooPERAGE.-As lie of 100 Pork Bar
rels, from store, at Sl,l5
NHlShY-Sdl-s this morning of 4O hills
IRON stor- at lS3 30 do al ls5c-a decline.
Further sales OF 40, oJand 100 lbs from R.
K a; lSt:--a decided decline.
COoPERS SHUFF,-S,ies of AN hbds
Slaves at SIS; 81 light Dbl do at 81.
sale Yesterday oil 100 Pork Barrel, from
K. r. at 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-05

l'e New Ird aooiiion paper at Wesh-
l,s'oa declares that slavery and democracy
an;agonl7tical aud that slavery can only b.
s. down by The elevation of northern Dem.
80 coy. Perhaps it isnot now believed, thai
'of'iFrn democrats are The natural allies Of
lu- south.