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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE.
A. PAXTON g. SON

HAVE Just opened in of the Store rooms on Mon
roe street. nearly opposite the Post Office an en-.
trey new and extensive assortment Of Carpetnp Oil
Caths and other goods to bch thev respectuv
the attention of purchasers. Their stock comprises
Brussels Carpeting,
Imperial Three Ply do
Superfne, Fine and Common Ingram carpetins.
~, "a and So fapestry, TwilIed and common;
Nenitian do
Cotton and Rag do
90, 81 and A. cold and plain Canten Mating.
Oil Cloth of every width
Carpet Binding and Thread; Also
1874. 64, Sd and Druggets and Linen crumb cloths:
Administer, Tufted, " ion and Brussels Rugs;
Brass Stair Rods, all sizes;
Adelaide, Manila and Alicant Door Mats, &c, &C.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
-, Id and 1914 Imperial MarseiIlcs Toilet and
Dresden Quilts;
IA, Id and 10 Linen and Cotton Sheetings;
Linen and cottsn Pillow case Goods;
superior Irish Linen and Cotton Shifting;
~ 81, "a and l0-4 Damask Table Cloths and Table
Linens;
Napkins and DoyIies; fling
Birds eye. Iiuck ahack Scotch Diaper Crash rowe
Piano Table and stand Covers;
Embroidered Window curtains;
Turkey Red Furniture Prints;
Fur II ire Dmity
I ckin S and Bed Lace;
Fee "4cn, Cord and Tassels for Blinds;
Woisted and Cotton Fringes Also good assortment
OF HioVes ana Hosiery; Linen and cambria Hdkfs:
Ladies and Gents silk Cravats
French worked Collars;
farasols, umlrellas, &c, &C, &c.
All of which will be sold the lowest possible prices
anu per sois wanting will please call and examine
"!H A PAXTON 4 SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
CONGRESS
Washington, June 10. 1913

The Senate was not in session.
In the House. Mr. Brown OF Mississippi,
submitted a resolution instructing the COM
mitee on the Jnd ciary resp cling the prac'i-
crs of Courts, in giving preference TO suits in
certain cases. Agreed to.
Mr. Goggin offered resolution calling on
the Secretary OF War for information relative
70 the payment of Virginia volunteers, oblec-
tons being made.
Mr. White offered resolution paying $500
for the removal of the remains Of Holly,
from Florida objections being made.
MIR Rockwell moved that the House resol-
we'd itself into Committee of the Whole on
the state of the Union. Passed when the
House adjourned until Monday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
E7vgEgC NEE TENG.

EaHE ci,il.as OF Wheeling are hereby nou-
SEED that ia compliance wilma r1solu.ion
adopted by tie Board OF Trade puol r, 'ne
in viii be baid in the CITY hd'i On n No
DAY the 18th Of Ibis month"; al ~ e'oe",
p. NJ. to determine upon tue eApe'uenel y,
Recommending the City Council 10 suos't'oe
. - Rasl from this city through the State OF
I1,.iss,.,l bsst calculated 10 secure the inter
- me- (itx IN connection with this great
improvement. (Afga7 CoH')
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
NOMINATION Of GEN TAYLoR,

Tie C0uvealol met al . clock this NOR
nlns-snd at hall past 0, Intelligence wos
received by Telegraph, oil the nomination OF
General Taylor on the 4th ballot,
The iuic .igenct was greeted with loud ac-
Carnations IN the streets, by the display OF
fiags, and other demonstrations OF popular ia
vOr.
While il is true the result will disap oint
the fond anucipalious OF many OF the most
prdeni " hirs, no had yielded 10 strong pre-
di.,oions IN favor OF other candidates, yet we
have ao doubt judging from the spontaneous
unprmpled demonstrations with which the
tidings oi the nomination were greeted here,
thai The oct ii the Convention will commend
it,.l, 10 lhe ia,or OF a vast majority oil the
American paope-Oh Ohio y. Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
STEA M-BOAT REGISTER
'------- ---~--------,-,- ~'->-
REPORTED RY C. II BERRY

h.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
IF Bouts for the last "a hours ending yesttr
lay at a o'clock. p. NJ.
ARRIVED.
American Eagle, Atkinson, Pittsburgh.
Messenger, HemphilI, &C..
Isaac Newton, Mason,
Farmont Poe.
Wellsville, Barnes.
- Hibrrnia No 2, Kiinefelter,
Highland Mary. Burke, ="
- New England No 2, Dean,
Il. Taylor, Lucas, Boat Yard,
Rob't. Fulton, Collier, St Louis,
Gondolier, Lyons,
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenville.
DEPARTED.
Virginia, Dawson, Sleubenville.
Lady Byron, Miller, Louisville.
Fairmont, Poe, /"
Messenger, Hemphill, Cincinnati,
Isaac Newton, Mason,
Hibernia No 2, Kineielter, Pittsburgh,
Il. Taylor, Lucas,
Robt Fulton. Collier,
Highland Mary, Burke,
Gondoler, Lyons,
New England No 2, Dean,
WellsvilIe, Barnes, Sun Fish,
American Eagle, Eagle. i"
40 feet water in the channel-faling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

The Acadia arrived at HalifsS. y. s this
morning. Hero bring seven days lsieI
from Europe. was expressed to Boston. aud
thence telegra phed here.
France.-Paris was quiet Lyons has no
come prev to violent p litieal nCbs. There
exists frighiful dissdcciion sgsinsi the go'-
eminent. aud in or Arising Il. there was
great internal commoiiou. !, Is thought
that Ledru Rollin and Lamartine will both
resign.
Lsmsriine declares that. at the first call
from Italy, the French army shall cross The
Alps 10 meet the Ausirians.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

not. he should as Wing feei hirsrii unier
evey obligations TO support the nominaiion
OF the Convention.
The Convent u then proceeded 20 ballot
~ hlch resulted US heretofore published.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
77=7 7-77-77--=H
"A CAR ID.

time Undersigned beg leave to announce to their
Hiends VINO have been waiting for the arrival of
men ware ana TO the public, that they in re-
cep Oh an invoice OF 43 packages containing ussort
meht OF I" HITE GRANITE AND Iron STONE; FLOWING
poh oASF9N Blue MuLtnERRY, and part OF their
selection of LiGHr BLUE Ware
ms io' Is OF very choice quality. much superior to
eret oiore brought TO this CITY, and of sha pes
and styles. SWEENEY s AN REI pe"
mso Nos and O. Monroe St
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
-. RICE.

wholesale and Retail Deslcr in
CLOTHS, CASH VI ERES. NkSTINGS, AND
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Corner of Main and Monroe sis, WHrsLIso, Va.
YuANE received my spring stock Of the mast fash
4 ianahe goods IN NV line, which orer al unusual
low prtrss for Casa NV old customers and the public
IN general are invited 10 give me call before pnteha'
sing elsewhere.
\. H. Ciothng made TO order, as usual In the most
fashionable STYLE. ny19
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
Notice.

ITRsr ANT q = decree ofthe tircuh Superior Cour'
III Iae nni ttancffg for the county ~ Tyler, ren
deed 81 fhe tsu Term u isf SUIT therein depend
ins atd unaf Irruitnsa, wherein ffisnd Cor 70 Tom
pianaut and " illam Coed. heir Al LsN OF John 'ooh,
deed snd others defendants, vii sol on TIE Nh say
~ Aususi lsf- that eur Count day Al public aus,on
o faai nar TIE count house ~ the town OF MID
De taufnr aet Of one hundred srd twenty seres OF
hand stusisa the waters ef Point feasani ~ SAD
csuuty heinr the tfsc efiana that John Cooper
Aud 10 conveyed John Good. The sale TO he on the
following Terms, wit. owe fourth Of the purebsss
money ~ rsii IN hand fourth in eight months;
one fsarth in months and the remaining fourth
IA twrafy four months the purchaser give bonds with
,aa security tor the payment Of the deferred install
menis. JAMES w KRAMER,
Jane 18th. lsfS. wsw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
THE BROKEN SWORD.

Gen. Cas's iriends, in euumera,ing has
claims TO the Presidency. stale very cons
ricuously that d the time of Huiis suuFn-
der be wss 50 Indignantly patriotic that he
broke his sword aul wept. The Editor ui the
Dayton Journal has been examining into the
history OF the affair, aud comes 20 the con-
Gasion that the story is all borrowed OF Tdth-
or stolen capital; base attempt to assign to a
ing partizin the honor that belongs to a
dead soldier and patriot. He says the break
Ing Of The sword upon that unfortunate occa'
81 ~, was the act OF General Duncan Near
| bur. oil ChiIico,he, now deceased, aud no
| TIE act OF General Lewis Cass, The Locoloco
candidate for The Presidency; and to sho"
| that he speaks ''by the book, he quotes iron
| Niles Register, volu ne 3, page a. publish
/ ed at the time) as follows:
wv When Col. McArhur's sword was do
mauded. he broke il into three pieces, tore Ii
eraulets from his shoulders and sia ped thru
on the ground, aud overcome with mornhca
ton. threw himself upon the earth aud wept
Hi, brave spirit will have satisfaction Tor thu
Outrage upon II"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

WHAT THE BARNBURNERS say
The n, Y Globe, Zone of the organs OF the
iiagnburners,) in some remarks on the Presi
dency yesterday morning says;
We bplieve that if General TAYLOR is NOM
mated a PhiadeI phia he wi be elected Pres
ldent, no matter what may be The action OF
| the Barnburners OF this Safe.
| And again the Globe says:
| u our object is merely to defeat Cas-, that
| is alfeudy accomp ished the momen. Taylor is
nominated al Philadelphia. There are not
| hree States in the Union, ii the contest is
between Taylor and Cuss, which Ca,s can
Gerry.
There was report in New York yesterday
| morning, that Taylor had been nominated,
and thertupon the Evening Post (another Of
the organs OF the Barnhurners) said:
We now look upon the Presidential ques
ton as virtually settled; Gen. TAYLOR will b
10 the Presidential chair on the 1th OF March
il be is alive. He will sweep the south from
Cape MAY 10 Key West, and from the Ohio
TO the Rio Grande. Virginia viii give her
voice for Taylor as surely ss SouIh Carolina.
Not one OF the states, TO purchase VII Sc sup
port the letter OF Mac on slavery was
written, will, in ali probability, give the au-
thor OF that letter vote tor the Presidency.
In the north his prospects are scarcely less
satisfactory.
The preclpilate annexatlou OF Texas under
The first OF the resolutions adopted By Con
gress--setting aside altogether the mild, sale
ana wise alternative proposed by Mr.. Benton
aud lett to Mr.. Folks discretion brought on
the war with Mexico, brought Gen. Taylor be.
fore the public notice, gave him his popular
ity and armed him with strength 10 oyerlum
he administration.
The Post subsequently ascertained that the
announcement of the nomination OF Gen.
Taylor was premature and it added TO its re-
marks these:
The foregoing paragraphs were written on
receiving from the Telegraph office here. des-
patch 10 The effect that Gen. Taylor was elect
ed. 1t now appears that the report was not
true. We do not however correct what hos
been written. Taylor will be nominated BY
The convention before its members separate,
aud our remarks will have their proper appli
cation,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
WISCONSIN SENATOR'S.

Detroit, June 10, l84S.
On yesterday, the 9th, Henry Dodge and
Walker. were elected by the Legislature
of Wisconsin, as Senator'S in the Congress of
the u. S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
{ A K ID.
JosEPH L.. WlLDg

= ESPECTFULLY tenders his thanks to the citizens
ID u heelmg aud viciaty for their fiber
during the lime he has been teaching music" IN this
Places aud hopes by strict attention TO merit continu
ahce oithe same Lessons given the Piano Forte
Organ, Thorough Bass and Vocal Music.
He VIII also tune Piano ForIes al the shortest notice
wv iels
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
in<stl.oQsySNa
Vasr ~

We coll Tie stieation q our rea lrrs 20 ihs
sale II the Eastern sud West ~ halfoi lot No
IS. advertised in another column to b. sold
TO day. ct Sheriff. ssle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
Great Sale Of Imported Hines, Liquors
Hardna Cigars, &c, at Pitfsb urg
BY JOHN d. nAVus au7frruaNEDu


IN Monday, June Goth, commencing at 10 O'Clock
- NJ, at the ware house of p c Martu corner OF
Smiiheid and Front streets, will Ire sold without re-
serve, his entire stock amounting to nearly 800 mo
large proportion of the Wines and Liquors cons IA of
soic OF The most celebrated brands and yariou ynta
ges ranging from 1870 TO 1919 and OF direct importation
sae WIN be continued from day day until all are
sold. as the ewnsT is declining the iusint S. viz:
y CASKS superior French Brandy choice brands
10 barrels feach Brandy, very old
4 pipes superior Holland Gin
% casks Fofi Wine, various brands
40 hh,s aud casks White Wine
le pipes Madeira Wine selected brands
sqr pipes superior pale Sherry Wine
- dry aud sweet Malaga Wine
ienerine do
Lisbon do
. Red do
hhds ST Estephe Claret do
punclesn Irish WhsSey
do aud bbls Jamaica Spirits
s. hbls old Rye Whiskey
hhds qaaus and pints London Porter
o. bottles East India Ale
- doz bottles very ine Claret Wine
b baskets Champagne do
d dUz Cordials, assorted
y hxs Wine and stoughton Bi,ters
40 doz bottles Brandies, very old
80 " g Wine
10" :. Old Rive Whskey
10000 Superior Havana Cigars
10 bxs hne quality Tobacco
~ {" aud halves Sardines
30 bbls Cider Vinegar
~ CopPeras
80 large ioaves Loar Sugar
~ Lemon sytnp., Pepper Sauce, Brandy Fruits, Tomato
sand casks. Together with stands casks, TOOLS hx.
lures, and great variety OF other articles.
~ Catalogues VIII he ready the l2th and goods
may De examined previous TO the sae jel3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

The aristocracy are prone to ridicule the ell
ovation OF the middle class to high official
situations, not rejecting that il is easier TO
transmute men OF talents into gentlemen lhau
It is 10 convert mere gentlemen into men OF
talent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

New Pork, June 10, lS4S,
All business is stagnant awaiting letters by
the Steamer. The Cotton Brokers look very
blue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
G. 81. MOORE. w. 2.
Or behalf OF the Division.


PRESIDE NIlAL hLECH0N.-A busy
d,,-Iuedag "a which t4e next Presidential
election Vi.i take place ihr 7lA OF Nov, viii
b., bus7 uae. Two m"Aous OF voters over
ths country fecort ieif votes Ior national
rn.sr, and as tle lrl,graph communications
Mil eNtrn1 by that Tune over nearly the
whole conty enough returns oi elections
49, T. saouu tnI ieIegrophed by the next
,,',.'1iea. TO Indicate win toerable certainty
,,b.fa he uotiOu has chosen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
Disgraosfld C0ndnct in the Army-HorSe

Disgrac,fA Condnct in the Army-Horse
/ Rucing on Sunday.-Narrow Escape.
The Army correspondent OF the New Or
l.ans Picdyune, in his letter of the 9th OF May
from the city Of Mexico, gives the following
account OF an affair that was disgraceiul to
oil engaged in ii;
A most disgraceiul attempt to swindle peo-
pie out Of their money by foul racing was
discovered here on Sunday last. Three horses
were entered on the Penon course, one OF
which was entered by DR.. Lafonte, surgeon OF
the 81 Kentucky regiment. The race came
of early on Sunday afternoon, and on the first
heat il was observed that the rider of the
horse was doing his utmost TO keep the ami
NAL behind This aroused sospicion, which
on TIE horse flying the track in the second
heat. was confirmed. The rider conse-
ouen-iy Intercepted, aud confessed that he
was instructed b, DIR. Lalonte make the horss
Il, ihe track. he doctor himself, finding his
guilt established subsequently, acknowledged
ID: and BY his conf s>ion. corroborated all that
the rider had said What makes the crime
more infamous is that those he sought to de-
fraud OF their money were his brother officers
eat most intimate friends, who had bet on
TIC iittSf tfhiil otdt1 PiidC khit hpiaC " ~
iron Kentucky ani from belief in his abil-
It's "a win the race. to the amount OF five or
six thousand dollars. The doctor left this city
at daylight on Monday morning for Vera Cruz
( A detachment of mounted men was sent in
pursuit OF him, but he has not yet been
brought back. Fortunately but few OF the bets
had been paid before the scheme was dlscov-
cred. Three men have been arrested as his
dceompices, and are now IN irons. Their
names are-Clemens, gambler; Major Lane
formerly negro trader IA New Orleans, and
a man named Bu Ter, from Missouri While
the second heat was being run the judges
stand tell, but fortunately, with the exception
OF some slight bruises receive by three or iour
gentlemen. no one was injured Gen. Butler
Nas oh the stand at the time, and was among
those who escaped entirely unhurt.
Gen Cass is more than any of the disap-
pointed candidates. identified with old Fede
ralism. aud was therefore, thought most wor-
| thy OF the eonlidenc- AMI support of modern
! Democracy Asto Gen Cas- Federalism
there can be no doubt. He wore the black
cockdde, the great and Distinguishing badge
worn bv the Fedcralists OF $40. Ii any one
doubts This statement, we refer them 10 Niles
R giser, the highest authority OF the kind in
the country.
The following is literal extract from Niles
Register, of September 18th ls3i-See vol.
Al page Is.
Tie TACT Is that while his father, Major Cass
superintended the recruiting service III Della
| y are in l799-l 500, for what we democrats
| styled The provision eating army" he (the
present Gen Cass) was III" preeeptor OF the
Grammar School in Wilmington, and always
appeared with black oockade in his hat
Daily NeiCs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

"Ah! poor thing; lis gone at last" said q
lond father 10 friend, abiding to the death
OF baby two months old; ''bnt we did all
we could for it, and there's no use repining.
1t Was i'll only week, aud during that time
we had four doctors, who gave il eight Gallo
mel powders. appli one blister TO The chest,
SIX mustard pl sters, and gave it anthony
wine, and other medicines in abundance! Yet
the POOR thing died."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13

Gen. Cass never received but one office d.
rectiy at the hands OF The people. l,e was
elected representative from Muskingum
County, to the Ohio Legislature OF 1910 or
hereabouts, That was the first and will b.
the last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
PRICES REDUCED!
rur HINES F0R TaE CAMPAIGN.

THE TIMES FOR The CAMPAIGN.
In view of the wants Of the country and
tbesaafgaess Of the lime embraced within the
present canvass, we have determined on issu-
ing 10 campaign paper separate from the
WargLlyG TINES x ADVERTISER AND LINES
AND GAzar9a. bet hat all may be furnished
with it we have reduced the price 70
Two Dollars for the Daily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18
ANNAPOLIS, June l6. 1913.

ANNAPOLIS, June 16, lSas
Taylor and the INDEPENDENTS Court of Appeals-
Naval Board of Eramiaers-Dueis and Dis
missals.
General Taylor's nomination has produced no
sensation in this part of Maryland, for the reason
that nothing else was anticipated. The old hero
has warm friends here among both parties, and
had the wings been willing to unite in support OF
the independent Taylor ticket, it would have
triumphed by an unprecedented majority. AS il is,
there is some doubt to what the conflicting feel
ing between the independents and wings may lead
to. Should the independents adhere to their ticket
it may withdraw votes enough from the wing cleo.
tors, to give Maryland to Cass. 1t is mistake to
suppose the independent Taylor men are few in
| number. Their enthusiasm IL somewhat dampen-
ed just now by Judge Saunders statement, that
| Gen. Taylor had authorized his friends ia the
Philadelphia convention to withdraw his name
| from the canvass II not nominated: They do not
believe he gave this authority. 1t s inconsistent
WI TN all his previous declarations.
The Court of APP Gals Is now in session. and our
city, consequence, has attracted to 1t the legal
talent of the State-R. Johnson, Senator; Tx.
Attorney General Ne son McMahon, Mayer, &c
Next week the annual examination of the Mid
shipmen at the Naval School, commences. The
| Board of Examiners convene on the Goth inst, and
will consist of Commodore Morgan, President
| Captains McCauley, Dulany, Stringham, and Paul
ding, members. The number of midshipmen in
attendance on the school, and TO be examined, is
nearly one hundred. Three Midshipmen were
dismissed few days since for being concerned in
duel fought within the walls of the institution
| Their names were Queen, Stevenson, and John
| ston. The last named acted as second Queen
was severely wounded Another duel has since
| been fought, between Midshpmen attached to the
school; but they had sufficient respect to the civil
autho tiles TO go out of the State. The department
owes il to the moral sense Of the community to
stop this wicked folly.
The prospects of all growing crops were never
| better. q y q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18
BALTIMORE, June IL, 1913


Hot Weather - Probable Union of the Whigs-
Launch of Bark tw Noc York - The Irish
Neps- Iheatricdks, &c.
The thermometer at seven o'clock this morning
opens the ball at Sc degrees, and the sun is shining
with an intensity that bids fair for an advance of
at least ten degrees more during the day.
The first agony Of grief asaong the Clay wings
has given way to settled melancholy, and al
though some of them are disposed to join in the
ratification meeting on Monday evening, they feel
like the widow in weeds for her husband on re.
ceivIng an invitation TO a ball. Their heart is
good TO 60; but then, "what will the world say ~
However, Daniel Webster is TO address the meet
ing, and # he, of the unsuccessful candidates,
can join in the festivity why should they not do
lIkcwisel
A new bark, to be called the " Corning" will be
launched this afternoon from the ship-yard of
Messrs. J S. Brown d. Co. She is OF 800 tons
burthen, and has been built for Captain Asa Cor
ming, of New York. She is fitted for the accom-
modation of passengers, and is destined for the
South American trade, principally Rio Janeiro
She will be another of the beautiful specimens of
Baltimore naval architecture, with which the
ocean is covered. and have rendered our city ia
nous throughout the world.
The news from Ireland, with regard to the trial
and conviction of Mr. Mitchell, has caused the
most intense excitement among our Irish citi-
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e: :ss:::: -! is'y y: , A. (
hs .esnshy, sad alpsafsses.. u sA!s Aes q hssn
b spent than 10 actually nsosssary for the public
business, IN our humble opinion. Congress gets
three times as much printing done now for the
same amount of money they gave to Blair u
These gentlemen had the public binding. In con-
slderat on of the present cheapness of the printing,
the small profits in binding should not, justice,
be Withdrawn from Wendall and Van Benthuysen.
see the right prevail nor do we know that the
public printers will thank US for unsolicited In
reference FELIX.