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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-14
OCTOBER IA, 1853.
WHEELING.

wv
United atntcs Clothing Warehouse.
Branch efthe United Stes CIolffug Store, Baltimore.
WIESENE.ELD d cos
wnoEEsAbE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. 1873 Main ST., Wheeling.
CONSTANTLY on hand, an extensive assortment OF
viii se o@S on ens
n5-All orders promptly executed je2-1y
- w. NJ. BERRYHILL. ~ ea
Cheap Furnishing Warerooms.
15I MAIN ST., WHEELING, VA.
A CLOCKS. IooKING KS, &C., Of the latest
styles and best qualities kept constantly on hand at re'
duccd prices -.------.- ayr.
T. W. srEPuENs. cIrAs. BEATTY. wv. KNOX.
Wheeling Novelty Works.
STEPHENS, BEATTY & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SCALES, LOCKS,
LATcHEs, COFFEE MILLS, ALL KINDS OF FAsTENINGs,
HINGES AND MGLEABLE CASTINGS,
wheeling, Va.
WANTED-The highest price Will be paid in cash, Tor
scraps orwrought and copper and brass, at the
Wheeling Novelty Works, Centre Wheeling: = r., POI.
mar25-Gmd STEPHENS, BEATTY "a Co.
fafss EVANS & BROTHER,
MARBLE WORKERS,
North end of Greek Bridge, Main Street,
a WHEELING, VA.
environments, Tomb and Grave stones, in all their
varieties furnished to order. an2l
90 Strobel g. Bloch,
WhOIeSnle DenIers in Wines 81 liquors,
No. III at Street, q s Snttdtg f: iSrer' 0'' as f
ap21-1y w HEELlN G., VA
= Wilde & Brother 80
BOOKSELLERS g. STATIONERS,
NTHoLEsALE and Retail dealers in miscellaneous
wall paper and window blinds. Wholesale dealers school
committees teachers, and others supplied at Inc lowest
wheeling Va aps
Calvin Rice, .aaaa e
PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &C.,
No. 132 Main Street,
apt9-ty WHEELING,
~ T. w. Robb, ~
CHI ir manufacturers and ID cnIer in Furni.
III AS always on hand, at his old est9hlisheG stand'
Every variety OF Chairs warranted of the best material
and workmanship. He would invite those who may %Sn @
to to call and examine his stock OF Cabinet Fur:
iture which has hccn selected by hm expressly ior TINS
market 1t consists sofas, bureaus sGriLg seat chairs
variety cribs, Ot0mas, lounges caTd dining anu oIeak
last tables, &c, alt OF which will be sold at the lowest
w r. believes that an experience sr 9ny ssSTG in
TO all who may honor him with call. - mario
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Rom, No a, Washington Hall, Monroe Ste
EU WHEELING, VA Ee.s
rTIE would the attention OF the public 10
his we'll selected stock OF watches clocks, jswSry
His stock is composed in part Of gold anu silver Watches
keys, guards aud chains.
Every description of gold lGwclryi .H.-
Gold, silver, silver plated and common spcctSeles;
Pure silvc table, tea dessert, sugar. mustard ana san
Plated and German silver forks, spoons butter knives
etc. etc.
Port mOnracS, pocket cutlery, scissors;
VERY FINE razors. strops, shaving cream eici
Pcrurery, combs brushes and great variety OF tahey
goods; ,,.
and jewell y, and engraving handsomely done.
ap6-dtT p. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-14
Spring and Summer Clothing.
Eesmr1SrTE.N RICE NHarchant Tailor,

-DpIIuB duU DcrIIII1ro1 ~ -
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
A NNOuNCES to his old friends and customers and tho
A public generally that having re ed bgspess
he is now receiving at his Store Room IN the S1u
HoHSE IVate- SIR et splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
every color quality and yaTety pISH Ia 1N sS9 Ss
&C. recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities
suitable for the Spring and Summer, and winch ne Wlt
11anneT and 'qiest style, His fnECy Department
erbToces Shirts of every kind, Collars, CIavats, Hand
kerchics Cloves Undershirs, Drawers, Stockings, and
every article kept in Gentlemen's general furnishing
store If you want the best fl out in the al
.murf5-tf .#tHH#.a f.e.t :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-14

/. A MOTHER lot of Dress Goods, Bcanstsj Ribbons,
SS1e sfe 1 sRo a'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-14
New Music Store.
Sign of the Grecinn TrigOnum, No. 199
DInin Street.

New MUSIC SLOre. -
Sign of the Grccinn TrigOnum, No. 199
NInin Street.
J. F1CKIESoN would respectfully an.
FFF-sfz7 7nounce to the citizens OF Wheeling and vi.
~ II cnity that he has Just opened per reW %na
Guitars ViolnceIlos Fagoets Flutes Flies, Accor!e.
ons, Banjos, and TamboTines. Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books for all kinds Instruments and for
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute VIOLIN also, the
newest Songs Duetts etc. and the best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for VioncelIo and Violin.
A. Kle0ers Furniture Polish, renovRting yarnisheu
Furrurc such as Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions Of Furniture. ,,.,.-, ,,,..
Also for sale by the gent Keber, Ptsburg Pianos
OF the first and cture in the United States such
as Nunns and Car's grand and square Pianos j. b. Dun
ham's Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &C;
Agent the make OF Carhardt and Needhams Patent
MelOdeOns. :, -,
tie lowest prices. U.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-14
Americans, Pntronize Your Own lInnu-
fnGturcH.
11TI.oo1;,oor cti11r 10 otoru

Wheeling Silk Factory.
A MEXICAN Silk manufactured into superior anu sun.
"A sant articles of the various fabrics now IN use az
GILIJS SILK FACTO:.y; Main Street, Centre w heel
ing The such matters invited TO call and sec
the process manufacturing, and those wishing TO Pur-
chase Silks wholesale RETAIL be supplied on reason
able terms Gils Store, adjoining the FaGioIy OF a. A.
Adams, j. s. FOrbs', 4. o. Farchilds, Marsh y lay
or's and O. w. Heiskils, Wheeling, Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 1l9, Main
street, Cincinnat,O. ,,.,
Our Fabrics are warrened all pure Silk, and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medais'
at the American Institute, New York. Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia. and Ohio state Fair We are constantly
stock is now large and seasonablc
comprising many vaTietes-vevets, satns vesnss dress
silks ringes cravats, handkerchefs, OF white blnck
plaid figured printed, all the newest Styles made oil
best tined silk ted and plain Also, Shirts drawers
and half hose for gentlemen ,..
can manufacture Orders variety ostlksprompt'
ly executed. 1, ,,,,
- JOHN w. GILL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-14
McCLALLENS 4 KNOX
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES, MEMS ANI


Bogs' Hats and Caps at the
nell knOlon stand OF the
BIG RED BOOT.
WE are now from our Eastern Manufacturing
wv establishments, largest aud best manuiac.
tured OF Boos and Shoes for Fall and Winter
wear ever in this any other market They have
been manufactured to ordcr according to our own drec.
tons and are Intended expressly for retailing To our
regular customers and all others who may avor us with
call offer unusually large variety OF Boots and
Shoes which guarantee equalin quality ot material and
workmanship thUse manufactured in this or any other
the United States Our stock will be found to con-
sis il part, OF the following seasonable goods; 81 =
~ o NO. 1877 10
.7ITT MEMS roors voMER's O ALTERS, HALF
1000 pr mems kip boots, CATERS, ETC.
900 meIl's thick boots, 200 prwomens gaiters =
900 mems cali boots, 400 do hall gnlters,s
1000 mems water proof do 5O0 do walking shoes,
MEMS BRoGANs 600 do pegged 69skins.
500 mems calf broguns, 900 do kid buskins, slip
200 prime kip do pers
1900 do thick DO MISSES nooTEEs nus
900 low priced do KINs, ETC.
BoYs' BOOBIES. 500 misses morocco lace
1900 pair boys thick bOotees 300 do kip do
200 calf do 300 do kid and mo.
YOUTH, rocco buskins
900 pr youths calf boots, loo do black, blne, ana
800 do kip do bronzed CATERS,
1890 do thick do cHILpRER's BoOTEEs.
pOYs ANDYOuTIIs nRouANs 1000 pr. fancy bootees
,C0Opr BOYS kip brOgans, 1900 kid g. morocco :"
1900 do thick do 1870 chiIdrenFs peg'd"
1900 youths do do 10OOchildren's goat :"
COO do kip do 1900 do colorcd ''
500 hoys and youths calf do OUM SHOES.
woAHE's BOOTs. 1000 pairs mens', ladies and
900 morocco lace boots, clildrenS Gum Shoes.
1000 calf do HATS AND CARS.
GOO lii do 400 dOZ mems plush caps,
1900 kip do 800 ~ . wool hats,
HAND DoXEs
500 wood band boxes.
Thankful for the eraI patronage heretofore extendeuo
us, we solicit continuance OF the same
scp3 McCLALLENS Sc KNOX q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-14
GEORGE MENDEL.
Eo1SA OVnin street.
look at This!

LII those who are esrOrs of preserving the memory
n OF themselves and friends cando most eree-
tuay by calling without dcay.at L. TnTheli's Dagucr-
rrOIypo Rooms, at Mainland Bddle streets,
ccntTc Whcng and procure each those Itfclke Pic
lures which canot obtained with the same degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
i, TARBELL, DagucrrcOtypst,
| i.ts - Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-14
Thomas II. Gibson, y
ID II T1N u ND Am n n A c n rr'r FIR

Thomas H. Gibson,
PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
No. 5 Unio, ST, opposite C. HI. Bc1ry's Rope store.
IOEGS leave inform his friends and the public in
ID cra that he continues to carry on the plumbing and
gas fitting all its various branches and respectfully soi-
cts share OF publ patronage.
He has constantly land, lead and iron Pipes M com
water closets, wash basins cold water fountains for no:
tells, wafer coolers for private families, hot and cold
collins, attcrs kettles, ctorts Tor bleaching and all other
chemical apparatus etc. Factories, etc. filled up with
dispOcI.
Also, chandeliers, pendautsibrackes, bolar lights
candle burners, etc.
ceived and promptly att ended to. -.
H.-All orders from the country Will meet with
uromnt attention. q .If 4aa- Ha ap6-6md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-14
WHEELING.
sPR1NG OLE 1893.
VIM. L. sELBY.
WHOLESALE. DEALER IN

Wv Nla IL SELbYs
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign s. Domestic Dry Goods,
No. lii MGin ST., West side, between Monroe anu
Union sts.
.-.z, Wheeling, Va
I s NOW In receipt his Spring stock of Dry Goods
and Motions, direct from importers and ManufactI.
rers Comprising as complete and desirable stock of
goods adapted TO tho trade this section can be found
in any hou East West, towhch respectfully
invite tile attention OF retail dealers consisting OF
DRESS GOODS. t-54si-
Inback silks, apacas, popns lawns, de laines gng.
hams, ETC., with very large stock prints, The best
makes and coors. Aso bonnets, ribbons Innings, and
other trimmings in variety. And OF
MEMS WEAR.
In cloths, cassimers sattinetts merino cassimeres
jeans, tweeds and summer cloths; also Cotonades
MIS- blue drills, brown nens linen drills nakeens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment.
men, and boys palm hats Leghorn and Canton hats soft
wool, bras hats etc with full stock of linen and
ton baggng seamless bags buraps table diapers crash
drilimgs lickings Checks shirtng stripes, etc., brown
and beached mIslins; with good stock Of white goods
in the
AS cambrcs jaconets Irish nenss aces, threads, but
tons, hosiery gloves, combs etc. in all their variety.
My Whole stock will be found unsurpassed, well in
quality and style, as in prices. ... -, -.
mar25 W.I. SELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-14
sTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

ATTENTION.!
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS GENER-
ALLY, THROUGHOUT TIE wEsr.a
Wheeling Chemical Laboratory.
Corner of Main and Sd sts.,
CENTRE WHEELING.
TTIAVISG completed my arrangements am now Pte-
- f'' TPHNRW WsCTTICAL CHEMICALS.
At nv Laboratory rear OF building, Main and Sd
streets a II preparations warranted pure and preaIea
according to T. s. Dspensatory. Among tile numerous
articles mention: -ir1 s,F
Acids, chemically pure;
AntimOny preparations
Aq Amn,on- fff,- ,9 Il
concentrated for blistering;
Aromatic waters, ofall kinds;
Alcohol, absolute;
Extracts CAlcohol;1
Mercurial preparations Calomei, etc; agf
Sweet Spirits Sitre;
Chloroforn, etc, etc. -,
All Druggist Pharmaceutical preparations prepared ao
cordng to the u S. Dispensatory, and sold AZ anua6t-
Ter's prices. ap23-1y RLCHD. blum <
-777- BETTER AND CHEAPER.
MINI BOLE, at 16I Main Street, Wheenng, Is now
w opening his second stock Of those fancy patent leath
eT and buckskin shoes, mems wear. - JgS-
PREMIUM GOODS.
NIACK docskin Cass.meres, Blankets, Satnetts, and
Is Flannes of Mckee a Roberts ms make which LOOK
the premium at the late Fair the Island for sale at the
anTfaetwcrs prices, !, ,no.,r,,1, - ,,,uo
sep20 EhSA 40 " nf'o's'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-14

DAGUERREOT GALLERY.
m A.C. PHTsTLSHDS: Il invites
NSEa1SfTL[TB attention TO his Daguerrean Rooms ami
kSRSSfi s-sfT Apparatus. the result of years ol
,TyfSgifSII experience and close application TO tho
9sSt$6SfI 10y art Confident that he now combines
in his establishment all orthc improve
,vLfrb fine md proper proven valuable,
promise TO produce Likcnesses eohohI al! @ tc
beauty and perfection which has YET nee" u! t'
Daguerrean process. -, q. ,,., lie
For the attractive and commodloIs sLyle III '
fitted he invites the IilA 20 oniI anu u
inc for themselves. his CaDhet OF SPcSeiS "0
open for inspection. ;, -, e.,
rrnns: also most mortem kcnesses 1kena at
A well selected plates'
cases lockets &c, always on hand and for sale
Rooms, No. :S6 Monroe ST., near The POST oicc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24
or X 7 iR1,r,

We received the September number Of
flarpefs Monthly" containing, rs usual.
an Interesting tai Of contents. Ilarrsrs
is choice asgasine. We a.way ps,ale
1t with pleasure ant profit
pu'nan's Mon,Ab also came 10 hard
md tbs articles contained IN Il are Of high
order OF merit. We know Of 40 magazine
IN the eoahify superior to It, and few tina,
equal It TIE following liat embraces tie
mort important! Guielea Anew Toth
Church Arehi,, e.urc, "Cuiiosit.ea Of p
titan !l.tory-W VI, 'hraft, "Sal. Lake and
tho New Saratoga :" :" he Tree Of Life ="
The Lovers" "siG,istirs ard snsegla.
'!ons concerning tie Pacific Railtoad !"
The Day Owls ef North america :"
Wensley !" "Cur New President !" Re
n,iniseencea Of an Ex Jesuit" "The Nedi.
cal Profession !" The Doom Of Would
10 Poe:s.' "1hs American Association
for the Advancement. OF Science" d" Lon.
don Knoeking,." From the Sumner D.
ssy Of MAr'va Ta.:ls." etc.
The September o! THE I'emplars VA
essins con,aiss number Of interesting
original and selected articles, and, IN sver3
respect. 10 ~ good az previous i,sue:. We
would reeonmeni IA Of our temperance
friends :, sabseribe for THE sxcellcn, peri.
sdiea!. Tie pice of Il 10 bu, one dolls- a
year; and considering the quantity and
quality o! matter each number contains. VIC
eensidss !: cheap publication. The pro.
ssss nsnbsr closes the third volume. and
thsss dssirin: to renew their Subscriptions,
sbosh end on 1t once. We would recon-.
nsod IL Temples to subseribs for several
eetjas, - - 70 ;se:sass its circulation.
III isst rushs. q =, rev volume vii.
~ b issust snsi. the lob Of Oe,ob4f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24
Prospect Of War


SAS hslo>o AUG 70 1913
hi, Data Last evening. "a e"n'e'
auence OF an express with orders from or
pus Christi. head quarters ct ten y =
smith. siS expresses we're dispatched ifom
this city With orders 10 commanding ont
GERS 10 abandon thcif t.teral posts "a 'hF
interior and in tins ueirhbofbood aud repair
with the ,roopa to the tio Grade "
Whist particular point these troops are I"
.on,.ut,,i. have not been able to ascer
t,n This movement rs evidently caused
b, the course Of Santa NINA 'luc" he as'
"a. ned the control ot affairs IN Mexico. lie
s. unquestionably, raising q powerful army
a, far AZ numbers are concerned. ne pc"
ne Of Mexico ara ot opinion that these
,,oaus are designed los the invasion OF The
p,ted States on the iesas frontier lhis
army NAV waste away betor" - gets y
actively IN the field / hc people ot that
unhappy country have had enough ~ var
with the laukess Naubers of thos" 'otci
hly enrolled INTO his service Hre li""ing 70
n,ls side eft the lso Gfaudc AMI those
along the river. who are ai4le. 1fr sending
m their sons, tp keep them from being
drafted NarS. vho have 'a ties io hnd
Them to MeAieo. are s,,lr, homes Ia
lcvas The poor poems must submit T. 'he
will ct the military dcspot
should not be- sufpused however. II the
army tina, Santa knna IS now raising should
b, the means of his overthrow Ills dcpo
siug the Governors elected y, the people of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24
-.
rssf6c Railroad

Tho Washington Union. OF 'oesa. date.
explaias away oae or two passages IN It's
editorials on the suhlee. OF the Pacific Rail
road, which wers well calculated 10 mslead
!. appears. after all. thu, the editor does
not hold the position Of sor.e Of ort Texas
politicians. The following c&.;ac. ol,ws
the union'a true position:
In our Era. article wo stated Ina. there
vas no Stale through which j, ~ gh, be nc.
cessary 10 BALD the road tbs, walld allow
the eoverrmeu. to be embarrassed As to the
question OF power, BY this rsmatk We IN
tended to eApfets tho opinion strongly that
any State through witch the road nigh, be
laid cut, would promptly remove ans EN-
bsrrassmer. By building the road itself,
either by It's own resources, or these Of 10
dividual enterprise We did tot near tn
intimate tia, the state would give Is con
sent to tie exercise Of jurisdiction Us the
General Government, ard that this cnnsen,
would confer TIE power. We entertain M
such opinion. y the power do.s not e,is,
without the consent Of State, 4 cannot
30 conferred with ito consent. Be: we in.
tended to he Understood as expres..nc our
confidence tina. any State 80 situated would
tuld the road with ils own means and
hence that no question would Arise as to n
conflict between the jurisdiction o. .hs Fed
ere. sae s.a.e governmental
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24


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-, r.. .,,. tb.,e are bnp,,feds
- =. ~. ,b..i.. ,s,,on for rhys,.
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- ,,,o-,l ! ,n., n ,orv ordinary
., - :, Nolan s,,Ao,oh the
I. ,..,A,vi,o with doctor, somc OF
$50, t.'sinss. nj &c tl.as,,d wear.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

The Nek-ha! Wing 81 'he a- u,un,
sl;s vine fever n Oh the increase 70 'hat city
IT, ~.Stou'- report gives seven deaths by II
ON the d, hand 5'h instant,
The N4ichrr cou;ct Of the %. says Ry
the seNtou'> rcpor; 10 viii be- seen chat The in.
tcrtaen,s fer four days back have been p, OF
which : wefo from yellow fever l. was
thought 10 be- on the decrease
Memph.. on the 5,h Instant, was quite hes.
tht for tuc season.
IN Mobile, the mortality IA a. great sa 10
Nov Orleans In proportion to tho Population.
IN five da,., from the 81 to the ON inst the
number OF intermeuts from yellow fever was
l4e ont of population 8, 500
IN New Orleans the iutermeNts IN all the
ctusIiir oi tic cts for the - hours ending
Hf oc'o' K on Fuday, OH Of September we're
~ aud Cor the 81 hours ending ct 8 o'clock
VI on SATURDAY, i0lh the intermenia we're
i6
The ever ia invading the watering places on
the Gulf and the river towns on the Missouri.
The Chociaw and Texas bring news that these
towns are being almost entirely abandoned.
w lcata lhit the editor Of the Cnncorda IT,.
ttllig'uosr, at Vldalia, opposite Naiehez, lest
lia wi and slA children in one day
Cddio Gazette
The ps'olp fever has also made rs appearance
in Alex ndila, In aui a. Galveston, Houa..r
Iadauols, and i.a,aSa in Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

GAMuLiSo At SARAroSA.--A letter from,
Saratoga 20 the New York Tines, says:
!, is astonishing notwithstanding the
stringent Sta, law with what bold aud IN.
blushiog egron,ery gambling 10 carried on
here. The business ia Jus, as public. and
much more extensive than any others. I'm,
ter either OF the lsrges, establishments near
the railroad depot, and you will fad faro,
roulette, cafds, or aimos, any game. played
in open sish;-ths parties thinking it even
unnecessary 10 have ! scseoa before the
open door.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24
Pvrl,c Mgerrve HIM T..

~ w ~. nS' -" "hotev
!sL."RA'" ne o's,e OF Maine
mi,,ce of tho European md Nor.
can Railway tompany was held A.. az
las. three years. They hsv. I'M
tho whole ri their business by ,,J.
meetings 4 meeting being esn.s
certain day, the members, IN pl.e. :,
cling over perhaps two or ,h,ss
miles of country to assemble. m.,.l, II
to 20 to the telegraph office and Vi Il
quorum was heard from, proposition,
offered, amendments made, vote, ID
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

FLcocro.--Ihe Columbus tOhio) Your.
nSl narraies the following as n scene that
la,el, occurred in tina. city, aud wi eh is,
as we'll /, ma, he, "nll the talk"
4 married lady OF respectable character
had been intul,ed by a psrson who wears
pant. The know ledge Of tie iaault coming
tn the ears OF the husband and another 70,
la,ive. 4, wAs agreed to take summary ven.
geanre on the delinquent, Tho lady was
armed with hide, and the parties wen,
to the place where tho guilty one was ioirg
business The husband and tho relative
then seized and held him, aud ths lady adj
m,nis;ered a severe cow.hiding. TIE affair
WAS amuesed by large company, 1t is
the latest application OF wonlens 'ishts,
and won. he very popular With That class
Of d,Inquepts. But the people saij ameo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

AIAnAs, The following relative to tbs
cotton crop. we extract from the Marion
Commonwealth. OF the 9th ult
The universal efy now among the plan
tors OF this part Of the country is that the
recen. We. weather has nearly ruined The
cotton crop IN many places the worm g
playing havoc among the cotton, and Il the
presen. weather continues and the destfuc
ton goes on as it has commenced, not even
fourth Of crop can he realized N
mauv places, we are informed, tina, not onl'
the worm Ia destroying the bolls, bu, the
grasshoppers are literally eating up j,he
weed also.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

Az EiEcrivE lupiciARy,--l, is a fact
worthy Of notice tina. the supreme Judicial
tribunal of Mississippi. which has jus, de.
cided tina, the State 10 bound to pay the
Union Bank bonds, vas elected By the
people. and is dependent on them FOR re.
election, Tt people ,hor, timo since.
had voted not to pay the bonds. II this
does no. prove the Independence. .irmness,
and honesty OF an elective judiciary, le,
appointed Judges be appealed to to make
hose qualities apparent.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

Mr., Rufus Porter, who has been e. long
and earnestly engaged upon tho ".Eropor,,"
OF flying ship. apnounees with conhtene,
ths' no WI! make an excursion IN It from
Washington to New York, some time du>
ring The neat month. The machine n now
neady advanced TO eompetien, sna . small
amour. Of iuada aud labor will ~, !. on
It's wlng