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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20
WHO WANTS
Chairs & Bedsteads I?

- J., WNTENNNN sllII keops on Ia SNITc
II. street, where he has been for IL years, ana
has never failed in giving good satisfaction
lis chairs are all made by good worSmcn, md
warranted to stand better lhan Chicago or ST. Louis
work.
D3-Thc public arc respectfully invited ,ocnlland
examine. OCtohcri
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20
House Pai,,iiMg.

THE subscriber has opened pnint shopon Ca.
nal street, IN Ottawa, next to Hossock's store
near the Side Cut where he will be- ready to re-.
ceiye orders or work or do any kinds oipainting
that may be- desired lian3-lN J. B Toms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20
OSBORN Il VAN ViiANkEN,
nj the sign oi
The Cigar Saloon,

VTIINNNV IUTI'l
TAVlNG fitted up rooms Tor this express pur.
j | pose, beg I-avc tu announce to the lnhHbtauts
liza Sale county that lhcy have opened an eating
room Tor the benefit ot all who may give themn call
They keep on hand OlNTE rs IN the shell and
in caHs ol the best quality and served mp ia mo.
mcrts notice And thrynre ready toluuIsh meals
at any hour for the accommodation ot FdrmcrSaud
Others They solicit the patronage ut The public
aud will give satisfaction 1T all. oc25
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20
GtoraoeM & forwarding.

A.. f. Chnrraaud, Storage y Commission Isr.
cllrt-- Warehouse cAsts,Jc oi The Jui-r VAN
clutl. .buawt, itL u"' -
T.. iIiIi>. SkDrg~, F,riolriing GGd Commission
.V.rrIIt, Irl!rrig aN kjatS Of Pr1dgr', True ;
Elr-hol.c No ,, Slar-"ut, Ouawn, lun"is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
From the baltimore Patriot
n..Aa Eahrination Exposed

If reckless charges and forgery can operate to
defeat the election OF Gen. Scott, ne must be de-
feated, We have now before us the evidence oil
most wantcn forgery, which ever disgraced any
marty in any canvass. In the recent canvass in
Ohio. circular was fabricated and circulated over
the name of the Hon. L. ID. Campbell, q member
of the present Congress-, and a candidate for re-
election, (and he is re-elected,) in which he was
made to say:
al have been elected twice by free-soil votes;
am the representiye of free-soil principles.
know Gen. Scott to be with me on the subject Of
slavery; he is friend Of Liberty, platform or no
platform; and if we can, muster votes enough in
Congress 10 repeal the fugitive slave law, as be-
lieye we can, tits within my, knowledge that Gen.
Scott will sign the law. Not so with Gen. Pierce;
he is as completely sold to the South, and to the
dealers in human flesh and blood, as ever Fillmore
and Webser were" 1I w - EaJLE41f--J
This circular was brought to light in the Wash
ington Union-which did not know that it was
thus exposing the nefnrious acts of members Of its
own party-and was published in that paper ofthe
18th inst. .ioe gas 81, -#sls y
The publication took every body by surprise, tot
all who knew Gen. Scotts sentiments, knew that
it ascribed to him feeling which he never held.
The publication in the Union was brough to the
knowledge of Mr.. Campbell, and in the following
Communication, received from him last night by
telegraph, and published in the Intellgencer oil
this morning, he nails the forgery:
HHAMILros, Oct. IS, 1852.
To the Editors of The National Infelhgeneer.
The publication in the union of Tuesday, the
18th instant, over my name, declaring General
Scott for repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law, is a
base forgery. never wrote or published such
circular. LEWIS u. CAMfBELL.
Now is not this too bad-that such fabrcations
should be concocted and circulated and the authors
not brought to punishment! Every honest minded
man mnst hope that tie fabricator will be exposed
and punished. Surely no good citizens would de.
sire cause to succeed by such means And yet we
see who it is tries it. y. .-y...#..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
THE INVITATION.

The undersigned wish to tender 10 Gen. Scott
the honor of public dinner, at such time as may
suit his convenience. Deeply impressed with the
great services he has rendered his country in the
war with Mexico, just closed, with the important
agency he has had in conSummatng an early and
honorable peace and most OF all, desiring to show
our respect for the patriotism, humility, skill, and
bravery, of q man whose whole life has been one
of ardent devotion TO the public good, alike in war
and peace, desire personally to tender him tins
mark of common regard for his services as SOL
dier, and his virtues as citizen.
John NJ. Clayton, J. w. Miller, Vim. l.. Dayton,
p. Spruance, ]. NJ. Mason, R. NJ. T. Hunter, A. c.
Greene, Simon Cameron, John Bell, Reverdy John
son, Jefferson Davis, NJ Hampton, L Holmes,
John A Rockwell, Samuel ID Hubbard, Gideon
Reynolds, WIN Il Lawrence, Robt l. Rose, John
Blanchard, Samuel Vinton, James Dixon, Jno IL
Crozier, II S Conger John l. Taylor, r. ToombS,
N Crisfeld, T Butler King, J r Ingersoll, John S
Pendleton. John Van Dyke, Washington Barrow,
George Marsh, NJ P Gentry, D NJ Barringer, + =
Cabell, F A Tallmadge, Andrew Stewart L l.
Clingman, VIM Deur, Armistead Burt, d Wallace,
Robt Winthrop, X. w. Thompson, And S Full
ton. VIM NJ Cooke, John Gayle, w w Seaten' y"
HaiHteet Jules, . r rranKIIn, Richard wallace, j
Mcpherson Bcrrien, Thos Metcaf, A Butler,
G Calhoun, John Davis, H johnson, Geo Badger,
Thos Corwin, ] R Underwood, John Clarke, N
K Hall, Alexander Irwin, John Dix, w Hunt, Z
H Stephens, Truman Smith, VIM Ballard Preston,
Hampton, H Sylvester, d Rumsey, jr., d S
Gregory, John w Houston, WIN L Goggin, Thos S
Tourney, o kellogg, A Lincoln, c S Morehead,
Rockwell, VIM Nelson, w Farrelly, Henry Mes,
r C Schenck John Strohm, B G Thilodoux, Jas
Pollock, VIM A Newell, D Outlaw, John Dickey,
Chester Butler, w A Bradley, Geo S Gideon, Hugh
Sweeney, Thos Parker, Jas Adams, 10 Gales,
w Moorhead, Jos II Bradley, p Fendall, w II
Winter, VIM Bayly, John A Blake. ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
From the Nat. Intelligeneer, Of August, 1s4s.
Deserved honor to Maj. Gen. Scott.

The following correspondence between large
number of Senators and Representatives, and other
Citizens, and Maj. Gen. Scott, has been placed IN
our hands for publications
WASHINGTON, July "a, 1913.
Sir: 1t affords us great pleasure to hand to you
the enclosed invitation to public dinner, at such
time as may suit your convenience.
The desire of all to manifest, not only their adj
mration for your distinguished services during the
whole of your military career but no less their per
sonal regard and friendship for yourself.
Will you oblise us by naming such early time for
the dinner as may suit your convenience.
s. Very respectfully your obedient servants, -'
- ,T. JOHN NJ. CLAYTON,
JOHN c. CALHOUN,
f.. ~,..r- ROB'T. C. WINTHROP,
rir JOHN A. ROCKWELL,
MOSES HAMPTON.
Mai Gen. WINFIELD ScoTr, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23

with having lodged the county court question, &c,
But you well know that Mr.. Wiley was called
home on the 18th day of Julybefore final action was
taken on these questions, and also that he himself
prepared and submitted plan for county courts
doing away with the present county court except
as a court of county police, and you most probably
heard and certainly have seen his most mastery eff
fort on that question: from which his liberal views
and ability so well appear. Qf you have not seen
it we will loan you copy, though you heard it
doubtless.) Here again Mr.. letter-writer we must
be allowed question the fact of your heart being
right, for one who would thus knowingly misrep-
resent great friend of the West, may safely be as
sured both as having his brains in the wrong place
"and having wrong heart ALSO" Mr.. Wiley
never lodged a vote and always took his position
fearlessly and above board. He was the friend of
the people and has made his mark for them, and
they will forget his services even though bought
up letter writer's may SANDER him and cry Feder-
alst, Federalist, &c. Nasa 7ulH'A Z
FRO DE coHr1NuEp.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23

CUnA.-We have reason to believe that the or
ganization which contemplates the liberation of
Cuba, by means chiefyof military aid from this
country. is in a much more forward state than is
generally supposed. Enlstments have taken place
in most, if not all the large towns from New York
to Cincinnati, and St. Louis in the West, and to
Charleston and New Orleans in the South. Nov
ing with secrecy and guarding the features of the
scheme far possible, from publicity, this con-
spiracy promises itself TO avoid the errors and fail
IRE ofits predecessors. With all needful funds it
is supplied from Cuba itself, and from the con1ibu-
tons of sympathizers here. At the same time, the
leaders mean to hazard nothing by hasty and i'm
mature action, unless unexpected circumstances
should expedite the crisis.-N. Y. Tribune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23

THE USE OF IRoN.-What is this so light and
fancful? The clothes horse surely, all iron, and
nicely wrought that you might lift it in your hand
and balance it. And what is this with its delicate
wreaths of roses aud beautiful figures bending in
all iron7 Every bit of it; and these fary-like
chairs, with their 1.-the forms, and sprightly pat
terms these sofas with their scroll-work and vine
leaves, these tablets that seem airy enough for n
sprie's parlor, are all of iron. We take up beau
tu! ornamental basket from the mantel the sprays,
the curling tendrils the buds, leaves and
Of iron: we lift vase that has upon its surface the
soft blending of hundred tints that is iron, too.
Yonder is magni fcent pcture-the frame, so pro-
fusely gilded, so elaborate detail, is iron in
spect the tall mirrors, they surrounded bya cast
ing of Iron; further up, in ''my lady's chamber"
stand iron couches, and iron bedsteads with orna-
ments disposed very elegantly about it; the toilet
table is also iron. Varied indeed are ''the use Of
iron."-Boston Oipe Branch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
Tax-Payers of Virginia.

Why is it that the tax-gatherer comes round to
your dwellings and demands of you that list of
E"White males, over sixteen, Slaves over twenty
one, Free negroes from twenty-on to ffty-fve,
Slaves from twelve to sixteen, Horses, mules, DC.
Value of horses; No. of cattle, sheep and hogs;
Value of cattle, sheep and hogs; No. of carriages,
Value of carriages; No. of carryalls Value of
carryalls; No. of buggies, Value of buggies; No.
of gigs, Value of gigs; No. of gold watches, Value
of gold watches; No. of silver watches, Value OF
silver watches; No. of metal clocks, Value of met
al clocks, Value of other clocks No. of pianos,
Value:of household and kitchen furniture, Value
of other property; Value of bonds and claims;
Value of property in factories; Amount of inter
est; Amount of income, &c. sszz1s-ss.s.szssr-
All to be TAXED-Why is that your private af-
fairs are thus invaded and laid open to the inspec
ton of the tax gatherer? Did you never reflect
that it is all the fruits of the lale tax bill of Lo
cofoco Legislature, brought on by improvident Lo-
cofoco Legislation. By Locofoco policy of refus-
ing. over and over again, to receive MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS, offered to them, from the proceeds
of public land, that they may tar yo,i-that they
may bear down upon YOU year after, with the bur-
den of taxation, rather than abandon the folly Of
their party,in opposing the distribution of the pro-
ceeds of the public lands among the States. You
have but yet commenced feeling the CALLING yoke
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
State debt, are to be raised, and MILLIONS more,
in this way. The National platform Of their par
ty proclaims that they opposed to any distribu
ton of the proceedsof the public lands among the
States. Inlieu of this you are taxed, heavier as
the State debt accuinulates. Do you want to be
ground down with taxation? Do You want TO see
Virginia denied her portion of the public domain!
If SO, vote for Pierce& King next November, and
continue your Locofoco rulers in power. II not,
vote for Scott and Graham, and put end 10
the reign of Locofocolsm in Virglnia.-Ler. Ga
xeffe. ar- ..H ..aru7. .-i.t -... ,..,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
Virginia Land Warrants.

Mr.. STUART, Secretary of the Interior gives no.
tice to the holders of Virginia Land Warrants that
they will be filed in the order of their reception,
but that no script can be issued or rules and regu-
lations be prescribed until the necessary action
shall have been taken by the Legislature of Viz
gnia, and officially communicated to his Depart
ment, authorizing the Governor of that State to
execute the act of REIMBURSEMENT required by the
second section Of the act of Congress. The Gov
ernor, under present circumstances, does not feel
himself authorized TO execute the act without fur
Their legislation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23

WA death from the administration of chlorofom
recently took place at the ST. Louis Dispensary.
The facts are thus stated: "An Irish woman, of
about thirty-two years of age, named Winn, whose
husband lives in the city, applied on Saturday,
about twelve o'clock, 10 have fin. er amputated.
Dr.. Pope administered chloIoform, to enable him
to perform the operation without causing pain TO
the patient; and as soon as she had inhaled what
was deemed by him sufficient quantity, the
surgical operation was performed but brief time
afterwards. She died almost instantly. We learn
from Dr. Pope, says the ST. Louis 1ntellgencer, that
the amount inhaled was by no means large, whistit
was administered by himself in the most approved
manner and as he has been accustomed to use it for
several years, almost daily, the Of the death
is unaccountable, and will probably remain mys-
tery." ". rIaH 0...tsr.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
Good Newa from Louisiana.

We have just received the following highly en-
couraging despatch from well known gentleman
in Louisiana. The writer was prominent mem
Der of the Wing National Convention. His posi-
ton is one that enables him to judge correctly He
is well known throughout the State, and what he
says may be fully relied upon. sasr uss ~.
"NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 19.-Lousiana will go
for Gen. Scott beyond the possibility of doubt.
Tell your friends to put this down as certain The
Wings are working manfully and never were in
better spirits"
A Delegate TO the Wing National Convention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
Very Valuable
Real Estate for sale!

NNE THIRD OF Lot number 49, and one third OF Lot 80
" fronting the East side OF Main street. immc
South the Monroe House, and being on which
frame building is erected, in the occupancy Mad.
anne Segunc and others. ~
ALS0-Lot numbered Three in square six on the East
side Main South OF Quincy This very val.
able Lot and situated nearly opposite where the Ticket
Office will be located at the depot OF the Baltimore Ohio
Rail Road Co.
ALSO-A very desirable Dwelling House on the West
side Fourth located in best neighbour
hoods in the city This House in perfect order and is
fitted with all the modern improvements, such Bath.
room, water Closets gas fixtures &c. Il.
Also. onchird OF Lot in square one being twenty
two front Watcrfsreet, onIwhch is erected
story brick house, and being the in the
curancy OF Stein & Brother.
Apply to FRANCIS X. ARMSTRONG.
OctlS'52-lmd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
VIRGINIA.

A correspondent at Richmond says that the Lo-
co.'s are doing their best there, making the city in
fact focal point of attack; but he adds, although
the whole company of State Guards, who protect
the public works at Richmond, have always been
decided Democrats; the abuse end misrepresenta-
ton to which Gen. Scott has been subjected have
produced their effects, and seuentysiz of their num-
Der have resolved on voting for the Old Herof-
Many of these men have served with Gen. Scott
and know him to be true patriot and gentleman,
as well as gallant soldier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
TINE UNITED, STATES
LIFE INSURANCE

Annuity and Trust Compan,
Home Office S EcoT,ter hi rd and Chesaut ST. Ely
DORSEY d ARTHUR an.sstkNi,
~ .-'-s OFFICE. M. 80 Main street, WEI
THIS is quito the only Company in the United S,sG
proposes to pay its dividends IN cash TO tsrs san
This company do not deal in scrip dividends par,Ma
convenient but make every cent profits aysiii "
members, Ii preferred, in cash on demand Va
Capital and premiums liable for loss Is over o.,,
and constantly increasing. r...-.i sSSa
Premium payments can be made with refrr.,<
convenience OF parties opening policies with he
Policies will be issued for the benefit OF unrTisS as
and children, free from the claims OF the
her husband, or a ny OF his creditors.
~.The original amount OF policies will be red,,.,
time, TO suit the pleasure OF Ensured parties. q
~ Policies of two or more years' standing win !,
chased upon surrender. ne. 4, : n
Tho liberality OF the travelling license is peeui,,.
company permission being granted to cross The AM.
any season OF the year. in first class steamers or -
packets free OF extra charge. In ~ u ssss1
The fret object of the plan presented Is 70 mali ~,
provision to meet the first motive TO insure ,,s ~
consideration should be paramount to all Other :,
prompt payment of losses as they occur; =
make such additions ofprois to the policy as be ~.
svc gains OF the company will justify, pay srk @
It's menibe rs in cash on demand. STttsah
STEPHEN X. CRAWFORD p,i,
Ambrose w. Thompson, Vice President.
Charles G.. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer
Actuary, Pliny Fisk. a oI 80
40 r"Agf MEDICAL EXAMINERS
Paul B. Goddard, N. d. William PEPPER, Nm
~ Alexander C. Hart, NJ D. ".@
octs 90 lll'2h1 y! Hi.'i 'E'ss ~ rss1.di
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23

CAPITAL LLusrRATros.-Senator Rusk, referring
to the fact that any proposition brought before Con-
gress now, is sure to produce vast number of po-
litical speeches and large amount of political
capital said that the fact called to his mind an in
cident He was present on one occasion at an In
dian "talk," when man drove up with barrel of
whiskey; an old Indian who was sitting by, fixed
his eye the barrel and after looking earnestly
for some time asked Mr.. R. if he knew what N
that barrel. He said it was whiskey, he presumed.
'sNo," said the Indian; "there are about thois-
and songs and fifty fights in that barrel %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
Wing Meetings.

w. WILEY, the Peoples candidate for Con-
eress, and T. NJ. GALLY, Wing Elector, will adj
dress the people of this Congressional District at
the following times and places:
Wellsburgh, Monday, 25, (Court day.)
Wheeling, Tuesday, &c.
West Liberty, Wednesday, Oct. %, o'clock P. NJ.
Bethany, IL
Freeman's Landing, Thursday, Oct %, O'Clock
New Manchester, Friday, -,
New Cumberland, " 29,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23

OLD MusKIseuM.-An intelligent friend in
GAINESVILLE writes to us: ave shall double our re-
cent majority, for Scott and more. Set old Mus
kngum down for 14O0 next heat. We were oil
asleep last Tuesday. Scarcely two-thirds of the
Wing vote was cast. Next time, Scott will get
the three-thirds, and good sprinkling of Demo-
Gratis BESIDES" That's the talk, and that is the
way it will be done everywhere.-Forest City.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
A Har IN a SLAUGHTER House.

Tiffany leaders delight in witnessing the effects CT
saughtering EA bishment during the killing season.
Aside om,e prodious number OF hogs, cattle. sheep
dispaed there Is ntercstln watching the
machine like ordf OF the The butchers yard and
buildings OF eose not very neat place. while The blood
The slaughter hoSe retired hollow with
small stream pasng beneath it, and is generally cheap
The hogs OF KEEP. in separate pen ti the
hour of execution when the devoted few; say thirty or
p sas ] tho Sulding Here Here man with an IRON
dull ackcning 9und, and they fall without squcal.
While in sensees state they are thrown upon gatn;
the scalding they are and the blood
The enough to place hog erosswisc, and
in large bishncr,s yyo watts side which
five or six men. mss twenty in all The water is kept
and sim they SO that when they reach the
sRa Of s val H sps f En hair and
The man who strikes Sempu,s mark the leg Of cach
seaan Rs
about half nnuc, and clean carcass is hauled
q Of the S the end Of L % s
ten where hangs next morning TO cool For two
The NEXT morning r Or SIX horse at the
slaughter house brgh and carry and rng The s,if car
butcher instead beE paid for his expense the dro
en- or twelve cen cents hesd-or the
thing taken from the aimal.
At the is e eI ba par, inc
each side OF the stand two strong with huge
they put keen edge tween each blow One blow given
by eaCl the head, and also the hind
quarters fom the trhk These thrown in different
directions, 10 be trimEd and cured
OF TINS the trunk its back, and holds
it open while the eplits along the back bone Each
half aflard being torn out, cuts of
shoulders and fo9 strokes the sides cut into the
proper FORM The ho4sapPeaIs in different directions,
and in about half mhte from the time he was put
the bench, another his place to undergo the
cess The pieces desrd for mess pork are sailed into
BARREL headed up file with Brine rolled into theistreet.
put dray carried the river, and the hog be
his to New pork within Jour hours
after be crossed the erf from Kentucky Much might be
said OF the mode cug particularly OF the celeb
ugarcured hams; but present must omit these de.
tails.-WesLe,n AsrieuH,ris ~. isa, a. .,.-f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23

aU'Col. William S. Hamilton, Democrat OF
long standing and great influence in the parish of
West Filiciana, (La.) has declared for Gen. Scott.
He served as an officer in the war of 1s12-'15.-
He has always been an unwavering Democrat. In
1880 he was the Jackson candidate for Governor of
Louisiana.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23

You will perceive that the number of letters of
each of these gentlemen correspond with the num-
Der of the original States of the Union, the old
thieteen. Why should we not be allowed to exer
else little superstition and consider the thirteen
letters which compose Gen. Scott S name a fair and
good omen for his election2 Even Napoleon be-
lieved in destiny and was, in certain degree,
superstitious .- rf.l- K.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23

TThe St. Louis Times gives the verdict of
Coroners jury, on man who was found hanging
on tree. it says: "He had on white shirt. spec
killed. pants, and coarse boots, had large whiskers.
about FIVE feet eight inches hsh." Tolerably
tall whiskers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23

TRumor says that Madame sontag. after some
ten or twelve concerts in New York city, will make
two months tour of the North, South and West,
concerting as she goes. aaG{@ .s-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23
Independent People's Candidate for Congress
w. T. WILEY. of Mon0ngalta.

nPPresidential and Congressional
Election on the I'd day of Novem-
Der, 1852.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23

1.-THE Home journal advocates oneness of
Thanksgiving, and moves that the President of the
United States appoints one day for the whole, and
the governors of the different States issue their proc
lamations accordingly.