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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31
Sie eurcpdiftben 9laebrieDten.

Sbsleid bas Dan,pffdiff europa bic
ytahridt bon eirer Jarieeserfldrun9 Guse
lambs gesen Die 2itrfeD nidt ilberbradt
fat, tpie mir nit siemlid,er 9eni6teit ertpars
tet batten, 70 9ebt bod, aus slllem oeutttd bers
Dor, bae europa riinmetr am 8crabeno ets
neS allsemeinen Rrieses ffebt. Die Sra9e,
ob oieier &ries ausbred,eri, coer Of es Sries
ben bleiben ioa !, banst jest sdnslid bon ber
@ntfaeibuns bes &aiiers bon 9fuelano ab.
gSie bieie GntfheiounJ a.sftel tpiro nns
bShlt watrfheinlid Der nddlte Ddmpfer be-
ri6ten. Sn3pilhen tOnnen mir nur iiber
bas allenfallfse Nefultat Der llnterbancluns
gen, tpelhe jeet smifden ben bret G5rces
mdhten @urcpa's, ndnilih Sranfreid, Gn9s
LAMB unb Nuelano id,peben, fpcfuliren.
sllles pas uns Der lebte Ddmpfer iiters
brahte, fheint uniere Weinuns su redtferti>
gen baB elm aQsemeiner eurcpaifder &rie9
unausbleiblid, 1T {, obsleid oas @esentbeil
bennoh mOslih mare. Wir ba6en in nnierer
pOrisen Gummer 9eseist caB Gnslano im
duserffen Safe 9esrpunsen 1T, bic 2ilrfep
su befhhben, nidtsbeitospeniser aber sibt es
feline Nesieruns in europa, tpelfe 70 9rcee
llrfade bat, ben &ries gu fiirdten als gee
raoe gn9lano. Gaber tpirb es audi alle
&unF9riffe ber Diplomatic erfhOpfen nno
fein Waittel unperfudt lafien, nm ben &aifsr
BON 9fuelano su befdmftisen uno ben 8rie9
~ oerbinbern.
! eouie Napolecn IN tefanntlih cine slrt
Better bon Dem @saren uuo feline politifde
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31
lleaerunaefcrm. inter pe[der alIenthaLben

He9ieruugsfcrm, inter nelder allentbalben
gIeno nno llnSufriecenheit ber,lht, eir
Ihweres ScrsammunA6sllrthcI aus. -
Benu bjes nuu ocr @nflB 1T, ocn oas
8eilpiel Der Ser. Stlltcn auf Gle 85lfer
gurrpa'S onsiitt, ielltcn mir III al Dem
enolithen Siea ecr Trcibcit uno bes Hepus
t(ifauismus inGurrpa otr,mcifeID ?-0t"tL
aus oieIem Gan,pfe bcS Cc5pctismus NIT
Der EreIbeit, Der Wcnlrd,ie nit CEN, 9tepnb'
litaniemuS, lpirb Die aerehte Sahc Ger un-
terbrndten 96fcr Gelrsia, hcrurrJcbcu uno
Die eottesldfferlnte eitge Der Gprannen uno
aller Ntteupercertenoer Serlcntdncler, aIs
fei ibre miebrautte Scrrfdletgc,palt bon
9ctt eineefst uuo gebill.9t miro leioer
III einer ldredlihsbluti9cnStrofe auf INNER
unteroeben
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31
Ser 1tGcbSfe Gp,tnreE.

Gin neuer @ongre6 unter einer neuen 4t>
mniifrattcn iteht i'm @eeriff ftd IN Bas>
bingtcn AT oerlammelu. @en. GaSIcr arbei-
tet an ieiner Sahresbrtihaft an ben Gcus
sree uno an bas 8oIf Der Der. Stdaten uuo
bic @liecer ces @abinetS fInc sefhdftis ibre
Sertfte uno bic caiu getorenbe Dcfumente
an5uferti9en uno in Bereitfhaft su baben.
9atirlid, iiuo jebt alleslngen aufOanbIunq,
Wetnun9 uno pcIttf Der ueuen 9lominiitras
tcn 9erihtet. Sn feds Wcd)en miro bie8er,
iammluns Ter Heprdlentanten oieisr g.cssn
Station itattfuoen. Das grite nnb gSidtis-
ite babel Gno bic Sotidaft, bic amtlihe 8e>
rifte unb Die Organization beiber Scdnfer,
cenn BON cieiem Idst fId 9ew0bnlid auf Die
@cmpleripu BEG @pn9re6es uno ieiner flnf>
tiaeu 8erbanclunsen fhlieeen. Dieie 6rase
1T beionoers jest bon 9rusem SntereGe ba
es nod sspeifelhaft 1T, auf tpeld,e Sete fld
Die Maaaidale Der 9ewa!t nei9cn tpiro.
Sir bas Geprdfentautenbaus Gub mh@e>
spiBbeit erpdhIt:
DeniDtrdten 1O4
w9t9e lO3
SSrceioiler8 -. 13
SIM Slcoember werben nod IL ermdblt
werben, rprScn i'm lesteu Gpn9ree bic De-
mcfratcn 8 unb bic Wbi9S 3 batten. 6inbct
oaber teiu Bedfel itatt, 70 miro id, bas
i0aus fol9eubermasen 9eitalten:
0enlcrraleH liz
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31

nt,tt9 bsr ein;tnen Sunpespercine bic bas At'
ttiiRmunssrefultat bem Centrals ausfttuS fbrtft.
lid tin5nfenoen batfn.
b 9crfdblase sus Berdnttruns ner0cnttitution bee
1nnbes maffsn iptnistfens Mcnate roc Der
jabrIidtn Convention bem Gentrals sAusfbuS &c.
Rtlpet rerbtn, cer alscann bic fammtlidben Der.
eiae unsebenos parcn in Stnntnis 3u feeen bat.
O. Sn Der Gonpceatipn fiub srpei SrittbcilStimmen
oss Central 9ereins sur 9erdnperuns Der Con.
Iftuticn nctbwencis.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31
Olpaarcbie unb NepublifaniSlnas.


Die unparteiiIhften Deuter aller O1atioe
nen itimmen NIT einanber iibereiu, baB Der
Hepublifanismus bic pollecmmeuIte 91eqie4
ruussfcrm iei, .uelde bic Menfhen, um ibre
9elealhaftlideu sln9eleeenSeiten su crbnen.
annebmen fbnnen. llnter ibrem Scepter
bat Der gin,elue am tpent9fteu BON 5eiuer
nathrlihen Sreibeit auf;ucpfern, benn Der
oartn ausSeiprcdene 9runoiae ipribt bas
sroete @ut Der 9r6Bten AnsabI su. b. D. Dor
oem Snterene Der slaseu,einteit muB bas
Sntere6e ces Ginselueu itcts s,rhdaeten.
Die Snbiuser Der Despoten in europa
seten sl1 oaB Die eehre pom Republifaniss
mus watr iei, lasen uls aber, cas oas @olt
nod niht reif mare, eine elde eebre su
faiTen, uuo besbalb bIrfe man mlht erlau-
ben, oas le aussebreitet spiiroe. Das 9olf
iei uod nidt aufeetldrt senug, 1agen fle,
urb beshalb mhife man es oarnieoer balten.
3uerit hemmen lIe jeoen freieu sluffhnuns
oes @eitfeS anb entDnrbi9en unb brutalili>
rem oabard, Die WaGen, uno alsbann fonls
nea fe Hsb ia9en uns gang faltbliitig, caB
caS Dolf ces @enufIes Der Greibeit unniirs
Dig ieiuno bae cine tYranuilhe 9fesisrunass
form feiaem 3uitanoe am beIteu eutlprede.
Ssbcds trob Der Bemibunsen Der &6niae
uac ariitofraten 1T oas 8Olf enolih CUR grs
feuuta 8 feiner 9Redte eeiaust, uno Der leste
&f Der g6lfer @uropa's, obsleib auf
eiue fnrse Weile untercrilft. tpirb am gnce
bod, ben Triumph Ger 6reibeit uno bic @r.
rihtuns republ,fanifder Snftitutioneu ber-
bsiflbren.
Gs wiro bon alien Seiten sueesebeu, bae
tas Seifpisl Der Ser. Staaten unb bic @r-
babenbeit ibrer fosiellen uno pOlitlhen 3us
lfdnbe iber biejen9en anberer Qdnber Der
@rbe bauptidhlih ba,u beitrusen, Die Slam
me Ger Sreibeit ausufaden, Die sesenmdrtis
in 70 bcbem @rabe in ben cerSen bes euros
pdiften Yolfes lobert. Der ginHue unfe>
res eanoes it barum nidt tpeniser midtts,
neil ct itiQ unb nnbemerft itd ausbreitet.-
Die Briefe, peldle su taufeneen jebe Wohe
bon bier Iebeneen Gurcpdern an ihre borti-
gen Sreunoe ab9elanot werben, Ilnb nirflas
mere Ngenten fir bic 9Iusbreitung uncTcrt-
pfau3uns republitanifher Sceen, ats BE-
paffnete 8atalIionen ODER crsaniGrte@eleas
1haften. Subem oiefe griefe bic slidliden
3uftdnoe umieres, inter oem @infaB repus
blifanifber Sn(titnticnen ffebenben Qaisces
! belhreibeu, fpredstt ile 8e8en iebe bespotilGe
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31
Stalie,,.
Die p6ptliGe Mtloe.

Die ,,@cnco, bia" BON 2urin BON 27. 9ibt
fDI9enbeu 8erid)t Don ben BON Der pdpltlihen
Nmneitie 0aus9eidlc6egen" perionen:
@lieber Der propiioriiden Ne9ier,.nS g.;
@lieber Der conitituirenpen 9erfammlnn9
200; 2riumpirn uno Wiuiiter (auBer WaSs
sini Der fein 9iOmer it), l2; 8efeblsbaber
Der perfhieoenen @crps IA; perionen, tpels.
DIE i'm Sabre 1916 amnelfirt une ipeciea BON
biefer slmneltie aus9efdlO6en flnb, 5000 :;
8eamten inter slnfla9e 1000; eaS jest
aufselcete Gensb'armeries@crps 5000; sus.
1aniuen Ii, ,235. sa4a a$ss.SAas 81. AK.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31

3pei 8acan;en, cine in RarDlano unc eis
ne in 9llabama. WarDlano miro rabrfheins
lid eineu Wbi9 uno alabama einen Demo
traten mdblen. Der Senat miro bemnad
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31

Die Staot 9Daris miro init Speile periOrgt
bon GOA Baderu, 48O putldern uub l72O
9ieftauratenrs-mit Grant ucn 2ls2 QSeins,
Bier uno equeurbdnolern limit 8leicern
BON 5st2l Shneioer,L entbilt 8 s,GO2 9e9isr
biultr mno 20 2beater. ,a.,s.a9<~41
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31
srdufreiO

Gin Brief ans Srur9 i'm Tepartement
slin mclret paB mebrere bentIde Sliihtlin9e
enrtb jene Stabt auf ibrem QSe9e nad
Saure bnrdpaf1rt feten. Inter ttnen mar
Sberit Sienfer, Der Gin Gcrps sIufltdu>
oiid,er IN Saben befcbIi9te. Gr mar begIeitet
bon oeinsen uao cincm eiuscnen Graeos
ner. Gicle 8lilttlit9e reiicn ouf itre eioes
ren Grtcn uuo ftcincn 9ur nit gjcb ucr1es
ben gu frin.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09
ing the Office of State Prnter-read first

ing the 0ilce or state Prlnter-read hrs
time. ~ = s-" egz-T~ --,rz-~ ~e4sza
u An act for the repeal of the act for the 10
cation of the seat Of Government and for tn,
selection Of lands granted by Congress, pass
ed, yeas IS, nays II. -.>'- '-.''.'~- '''.- --'
Thursday, Dec. 2lst.-SENATE.--The
President laid before the Senate commu
nication from Judge Carleton accompanying
copy disappointment of the organizing
sheriff Of Potawatamie county.
House bill to locate road from Menoms
to Fort Atkinson passed.
Bill to,authorize William Green to i'm
prove Cedar river by lock and dam. passed
Bill to authorize F. Andres to transcribe
the Records Of Clayton county District
Court passed. -
House bill to amend an act entitled ar
act Tor the organization of Potawatamle
county being the special order, the Senate
went into committee Of the whole, MIR
Shields in the chair, and after some time
spent thereon committee arose and reported
the same back without action.
HoUsE.-Mr. Mahoney introduced bill
for an act supplemental to an act Of Feb. q
lS47, entitled, can act supplemental and a.
mandatory to an act to establish common
Schools" approved Jan. 10th, lS4O--order
ed to be printed. 49,
A bill to create fifth Judicial Distric,
read first time.
Memorial to Congress for Marine Hos
pltal on Rock Island passed. * q
Bill to establish the office of Public Print
err read second time; considered in commit
tee ofthe whole; reported back and amend
ed by striking out the word "Publc" anc
inserting "State"--read third time anC
passed; yeas %, nays9.
Mr.. Sales presented the petition of Hugh
w. Sample and others for grant Of one
township of the lands known us the Sal,
Spring land, to the Medical Department OF
the State University. Referred to select
committee.
Joint resolution to support the Whitney
Railroad project passed.
Friday, Dec. 22d.--SENATE.--Mem
for a Marine Hospital on Rock Island pass
ed.
Bill to authorize Supreme Court to hold
special terms passed
HousE.-BiiI to re-. locate the Iowa State
University read 6rst time.
Mr.. Mahoncy's bill supplemental to the
act an endng the school law of Jan. 10Th,
1910, passed.
Joint resolution requesting revision Of
the Constitution of the United States in re-
lntion to the election of Presidc rcad the
first time.
Bill to organize the Supreme Court of the
State Of Iowa passed; yeas 20, nays IT.
Bill to prevent the circulation of county
orders read frs, time
Bill to establish i State road from Cedar
Rapids to Marcngo passed.
Bill to authorize the Supreme Court to
hold special sessions read first time.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09
ALL RIGHT NOW 1!

The universal Wing party can breathe
easy now, as the editor Of the Tribune Of
this city says he sshall see General Tay-
lor enter upon the duties of his Office with
q ligAt hearth He has no apprehen.
sions thar the new administration will be
characterized by any Of the faint Of loco
focoism.
We presume our neighbor is an aPpli-
cant for Office, by the way-he is trying
10 choke of his compatriots! Tha tbs right,
a. ri, --ssgo it while you're young"-send
Gen. Taylor copy Of your paper of the
29.h ult., and he will no doubt fix the
thing to your satisfaction.
Hear him:
.Mcn who are too ignorant or too inefficient
IA private life to acquire the means of com.
fortabIe livelihood for themselves and their
families, become violent partizans, and boldly
advance TO the front ranks, slandering their
oDnonoSts. and vocifcrously demanding q
change The presence Of these men is often
an unmistakable disadvantage TO the party
whose cause they have espoused; and is at all
f,mes distsstef,,f 10 the honest and the truly
a friotic. But when the battle is over, and
I'M tory achieved, they boldly demand the
&lionsg share. and confidently point to their SER
n;ces. "a justification Of their claim. 1t IL al.
900 e nlcasnre 70 honest laborers for the
IA lie rood. % see such men disappointed and
i0snst awsy empty. ii
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

o. Gen. Taylor will leave Baton Rouge
for Washington about the first of February
so says the New Orleans Bulletin, which
is regarded US the organ at present. The
Wings of st. Louis have deputed delega-
tom of ten Of their great men to go down
and invite the "Old Man. to give them a
call as he goes on. Why do not the zeal
Gus ones ofthis city, who were so efficient
in the late election, 90 and do likewise! r
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

THE FREEpoRr JoUnNAL".--We have
received a copy of Journal, with the above
name, published at Freeport, Stephenson
Co. Illinois, accompanied by request to
exchange. We most cheerfuly enter the
"JournaP' upon our list.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

Or The Washington Correspondent of
the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, says there
is no longer any doubt that Gen. Taylor
will call MIR. gCrittenden, Mr.. Abbot Law
renee and Col. Jefferson Davis to his Cab:-
net.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

LATER FROM MExIco.-Dates, as late as
the oath Nov. have been received by the
N. o. Piciyune. A daughter of Santa An
ma died recently at Jalapa. A Diligence
was robbed, on the Goth net far from Vera
Cruz, and Mr.. Black, the American Consul
was very dangerously beaten.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

ARKANSAS SENAToR.-SolanB orlan, who
now holds seat in the U. 8. Senate by ap-
pointment Of the Governor, has been elect
ed to fill that post six years from the 4th
of March next
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

The VASaUAAD-Through the kindness
of friend, we have received several mum
bers Of sheet With the above name, pub
llshed in the city of Lawrence, Massachu-
sets. Aside from the pleasure derived from
the perusal Of a public journal cminat ing
from the vicinity Of our natal home, the in
trinsic cxcellencies the Vanguard recon-
mend it SO highly in our estimation as to
make US desire lis regular appearance on
our table, Will the publisher have the
kindness to place us upon his exchange
list?
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

A PREMIUM.--The liberal ard enterpris-
ing Editors of the St. Louis Union, have Of
fered q premium of two hundred and fifty
Dollars for the best written tale, to be sub
nittcd to them before the 3lst Of March
next. The Judges are to be from among,
the iterati. of that city. Here is an oppor
tunity for genius to make raise
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

o. The Republic of Liberia in Africa,
has been recognized by the governments Of
France and Great Britain, and treaties of
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09
FLOOD ON THE WABASH.

A destructive flood has recently occur
red on the Wabash river. Property to
the amount Of $4,000 has been destroy
ed. The Wabash Canal was much iniur-
ed. Houses have been swept away, and
every description of property exposed to
the torrent, been much damaged or total
ly carried off.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

STATE PRINTER.--A bill has passed the
Legislature Of Iowa creating the Office of
State Printer, to be chosen by the mem
bers Of the Legislature in Joint Conven-
ton; to hold Office for four years; to do
all the printing Of the State, and be paid
FORT at rates to be fixed BY law. Messrs.
Palmer g. Paul have been elected to this
Office.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

The GOLD FEvER.-A dispatch from
Boston to the Baltimore American, dated
Dec. 18th says, ga ship has just arrived
from the Sandwich Islands which reports
that those Islands are almost depopulated
from the rapid emigration to the Gold
Region Of California"
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

A man named J. Mclaughlin was found
lying dead in the road near the mouth Of
Lake st. Croix, on the 10Th ult. He re-
sided on an island in the Mississippi a.
bove the head Of Lake Pepin, and un-
doubleday died from fatigue and cold
Madison Argus.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

" A Masquerade Ball, came off at the
Planters House, St. Louis, on the night of
the 7th lust 1t is described US gorgeous
affair, &c.,. 's-. -. Ills.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

o. Edward Everett, President OF Har-
ward University, has resigned his post in
consequence of continued indisposition.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

" Major Cass, says q correspondent of
the New York Tribune, has been appointed
Charge to Rome. Maj. Cass is a son of
Gen. Lewis Cass, and served as Mai. of3d
United States Dragons, in the recent war
with Mexico
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

TELEGRAPH ExrENs1oN.-It is proposed
to connect Staunton, Va, with the near
est point in the Western Telegraph line,
and then to continue the wires on to the
White Sulphur Springs and GuyandVtte.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

SINGULAR RESIGNATION. Coy. Drew,
who was elected Governor of Arkansas
last August, has resigned the office. He
declines giving his reasons, stating them
to be of private nature.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

Of Gen. Porsifor F. Smith, the newly
appointed Governor Of California, sailed
from New Orleans on the 18th ult.. in the
steamship Falcon, for the Pacific.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

TELEGRAPH CAsE.-This case, will soon
come up before the Supreme Court of the
United States, where the whole question of
Patent rights in Tcegraphs wi Il be deci-
ded
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

INDIANA.-The official vote of Indiana
shows the following result-Cass, "a 694-
TAYLOR 10, l59--Van Buren, e,64g
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

GEoRG1A.-The official vote stands,
Cass 10000, Taylor 43,l5O. Taylor's
majority 3,O61.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

" The Ohio Legislature had not ec-
lected an organization as late as the 22d
ult.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

ARKANsAs.-The official vote of this
State shows the following result:-Cass
$500, Taylor 1858. Maj, for Csss L.
712.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

NORTH CARoL1NA.-The official vote
shows the following result, Cass. IS 1929;
Taylor 43,SO6
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

" The Madison Argus says, "private
information has been received fromWash-
ington which leaves no doubt but that
Mr.. Slbley, Delegate from Wisconsin
Territory, will obtain his seat.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

MARyLAND.-The official vote stands.
Cass 34,525; Taylor 37,702; Van Buren,
1875.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

@ The Legislature IF Florida have
balIotted six times without being able to
elect U. S. Senator. /H
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

" We perceive by the last number
of the State Gazette, that DR.. Gates has
retired from tho Editorial management
OF. that paper and is succeeded by ex-Gov.
Clark.
Gov. Clark was, we believe, the found
er of that valuable paper, and his return
to it will be hailed with delight by its pat
rons, and the Democracy of the State
generally.
We wish the Governor all success in
this renewal Of his old avocation.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

~ The Milwaukee and Galena Tele-
graph line will be in operation as far as
Madison, Wis, by the 10th lnst.-so says
the Argus.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

u wv sso. b. Badger, Wing, has been
re.sIscsed u the Senate Of the United
|Stsses from N. Carolina, for six years
fsoan tlna III, 81 March next.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

The ONO LEG1sLATuRE.--This digna-
fed body, after a twenty days quarrel,
effected an organization on the 26th ult..
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

Gov. OF V1RGINlA.-John B. Floyd Of
Washington county, has been elected
Governor by the Legislature Of Virginia.
Mr.. Floyd was member Of the present
Legislature, and one Of the Presidential
Electors in the recent campaign.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

INDIANA SENAroR.-The Legislature
Of Indiana have chosen Gov. Whitcomb
to represent that State in part in the U.
S. Senate, for six years from the 4th Of
March, next, when Mr.. Hannegan's term
ofofice expires. We regret very much
that this change has been made. Mr..
Hannegan is shining light in the De-
mocracy -four country, and the State Of
Indiana ought 10 have felt proud to re-
tain SO able a representative upon the
floor Of the Senate. Gov Whitcomb has
probably some free dirt notions, which
have given him the ascendancy.
The duties Of the office Of Governor
will deyolye upon Lieut.. Gov. Dunning.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

HE UNIVERSITY OF lowA.--An attempt
is being made to remove the location of
this Institution from Iowa City to Fair
field in Jefferson county.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

FoUNTAINs.-We have now several
handsome fountains in our village, all Of
them created by boring Artesian Wells.
The fountain at the Badger House is ca.
pable of discharging stream Of water
twenty feet above the ground; this is also
the case with ono upon the premises of
Mr.. E. w. Davis, above the Wisconsin
House, The fountain on Main st., near
the Empire Store, is not as large as the
others. There are two fountains in the
North town, which we bave not seen.
We understand, however, that they are
not inferior to the others in any respect
Fond du Lac Republican.
Cor ME rHERE.-An examination com.
mittee, about to test the capacities of an
individual for school teaching, put the fol-
lowing question: ',.@
SAT what period did France produce
her greatest General?'' 81
cat what period?" pausing and scratch
ing his head--''at what--ah! you've go
me thore."
"Well, was it before or after Christi"
"Be-fore or after Christ? before OF
alters, we'll old bosses, you've got me
again."
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

course Of intemperance and dissipation.
The SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE
The vacancy in this important and respon-
sible office, occasioned by the election OF
Gen. Jones to the Senate Of the U. S. e,
has not, SO far as we have heard, been
filled. We know not who are applicants
for the office, but have heard the name oil
our worthy citizen Col. Caleb H. Booth,
proposed as the most proper person to
succeed Gen. Jones.
In this opinion we must heartily con-
cur. No man stands higher in the esli-
nation of his fellow citizens than Col.
Booth. An early emigrant to this sec
ton Of the country, he has ever main
tanned an exalted station in its society,
aud been among its foremost in all enter
prises intended for its advancement and
Improvement. Possessed of warm and
generous heart, yet modest and unassum-
ing, in his intercourse, he has won for
himself an enviabe personal popularity
among his fellow men. .. .v. g..
His business talent is not surpassed by
that Of any one in the State, and is Of
that peculiar turn which renders him en-
inently qualified for the Office in question.
liz politics Col. Booth has always been
firm and CONSTANT supporter of the
Democratic creed, but has never been a
sspartisan'' in the modern acceptation Of
that term. While he has fearlessly ex-
ercised the rights Of opinion guaranteed
to every American citizen, he has ever
shown the highest respect for the opin.
ions Of those who differed from him in
matters Of public policy. His friends
are found in the ranks ofevery party, his
foes in none. r. .m....
We hope our town and State will be
honored by the appointment Of COL Ca
leb H. Booth to the office Of Surveyor
General. -. '-+ 49,. ...->.