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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
The Execution Of Woodward.

The first instance Of capital punish
ment in Washington city, in iorty-one
years, took place on The Ind instant,
and Daniel r. Woodward has forfeited
his life for numbering his wife. The
conduct Of the criminal shows him 10
have been a hardened wretch. On
Thursday he desired 10 receive The Ho-
" Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
The Rev. S. K. Cox stated "that he
could not, conscientiously, administer
il unless the prisoner would make an
open, full and frank confession OF his
crime before God and his lellow-men."
Woodward replied Indignantly, "tha,
upon those terms he would not receive
ii; that he believed he would get to
heaven without i,"-and made many
other remarks, dictated by reckless,
vain.glorious split. Upon reaching
the scaIold the prisoner exhibited the
most perfect nonchalence imaginable
running up the steps as gaily as il il
were some place Of amusement. "His
action, his look, his dt pertinent forced
shudder OF horror on all present, but
this feeling was considerably augment
ed when the prisoner took a stand OH
The platform, coolly surveyed the
crowds, then stepped on tho centre
drop piece, took hold oil the rope, and
made some objections to the length OIL
the drop. three ieet, } and then STOPPING
down and giving directions about pin.
ioning his own legs, all present seemed
to relax and stand almost petrifed a,
the Astonishing, heart-sickening exhibit
tion." Woodward gave the signal-the
marshal touched the spring-the drop
quickly fell, and the unfortunate man
paid the highest penalty oil the law
Cumberland Telegraph.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Maine Election.

The telegraph and the mail brings
us the gratifying assurance that the
Legislature Of Maine, Just chosen,
contains larger majority ihan ever
in favor 81 the Maine Law. Thus
year by year, that law meets the vio'
lent assaults made upon it, and ac'
quires new strength in every conflict
The late contest in Maine was con-
Quoted nominally under party names,
but really tho contest was narrowed
down to the one question Of sustaining
the prohibitory law.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
For The llonouFaIm Mirror.
TEsggsvwE, on RESPECT.

At Circuit Court held in and for
Mnnongulia county on the 18th day Of
September, 1858:
This day came Z. c. Wilson, ESQ.,
and presented to the Court certain
proceedings Of the members Of the
Bar, in these words
Alta meeting of the members Of
the Mnrgantown Bar, September Is,
1858, Edgar {. Wilson, Esq, was
called to the chair, whcreupon w. L.
| Wiley, Esq. offered the following
resolutions:
| /. Resolved, Tint in the death of
HENRY Z. SMITH, ESQ, 4 men,
her of the Bar, we feel that we have
lost u junior br"'I'er of high moral
worth, whose talents aud industry
gave honorable promise ofpr"iession'
nj rminence.
9. Resolved, That the chairman of
this meeting be solicited To move the
Circuit Court of Munongalia now in
Session. for leave To spread the tnre-
going resolution upon the record as n
testimonial Of the respect entertained
by the members of the Bar aforesaid
! for the memory Of the said deceased.
3. Resolved, That the Clerk oFthis
. Court be requested to send copies OF
the foregoing resolutions and pr"ceed'
ines of Court thereon 10 the family OF
the deceased, and also TINT they be
published in the public journals OF this
town.
Whcrenpon tho Court said that his
ucunnin,aucc with the deceased WIS
short mud not. very intimate. But
from the slight intercourse he h"'!
had with Mr.. Smith, and the obserra.
ton he had made of his promptness,
intelligence aud genllemanly hearing
he had formed highly favorable anl'ci-
parinns of his future success in the
profession, if he had lived t" devote
his energies to it. The Court there
/ fore considered it entirely proper to
spread the resolutions aforesaid upon
the record. Aud it was so ordered,
accordingly.
a copy iesle:
G.. S. RAY, Clerk.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
The Board of Public Works.
A copy tesle:
G. S. RAY, Clerk

Tho Richmond Enquirer of the
18th inst. contains the following pro-
ceclings of the Board of Public
Works:
This body adjourned on Saturday
evening last, after u short but labori.
Gus session of six days. Much husi.
ness of importance t" the public i'm
provemenls in the State was transact
ed. Among other orders, tending to
the energetic and satisfactory loca-
ton and construction of the Coving-
Ion aud Ohio Railroad. was one d.
rec,ing Charles B. Fisk, Esq, the
Chief Engineer in charge of the re-
surveys of the Monroe aud Meadow
river routes, 10 cause an additional
survey to be made Of the Grecnhrier
route also, so that the Board may be
in possession of every important fact
calculated to develope the advantages
and disadvantages presented by each
Of the rival routes, when they meet
10 decide finally between them.
The superintendent of the Cow
ington aud Ohio Road was instructed
to advertise fox pr"pnsals to furnish
passenger and freight cars, and cast
iron, &C.. for turnnuls. for the Eust'
ern and Western divisions ofthe road,
to be delivered at each end, aud to he
made on the line of the road or else
where, and, also, to advertise for pro-
posals To furnish the rails that will be
needed on the entire track, to be made
on Tie track IF the road. This order
may have an important effect upon
tie iron and manufacturing interests
of Virginia. and is an encouragement
to those interests that we are highly
gralilicd to announce.
"Another order related to the in
crease of the force upon tho Blue
Ridge Railroad, aud the rapid prose.
cution Of that great work, which, thus
far, we learn, has been admirably ex.
ecuted.
"They also made several important
chnngcs in several Of the State Turn.
pike improvements, looking to econ
omy aud more efficient superinten.
dence. The Beverly and Fairmont
and Hulronsvillc aud Huntersville
Roads have been united aud placed
under tho superin'cndence of Johna-
than Cure, of Taylor County. at a
salary of $500 per annnm and travel
ing expenses.
"The Ohio River and Maryland and
Fairmont and Wheeling roads have
been united and placed under the su.
perintcndence Of Austin Merrill, Of
Fairnont, ut salary of $500 per an-
nun, aud travelling expenses. A.G.
Kidwell of Marion county was APP
pointed superintendent Of the North
Western Turnpike, at a salary of $500
aud travelling expenses. These APP
pointments are to take effect from
and utter tho first day Of October
next. From the same date tho salary
Of Hamilton &. johnson, Supcrintend'
ent Of the S,auuton and Purkcrsbnrg
Road will be S700 per annum aud
travelling expenses.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Parkersburg Baptist Association.

This body held its annual meeting
at Williamsport on Friday and Sat.
urday of last week. Elder W. c.
Burrett was unanimously chosen Mod.
orator, and Elder B. T. F. Cake,
Clerk. The statistics Of the Associa'
ton show that during tho year, one
hundred and six members have been
added by baptism, and fifty-two by
lettor; sixty have been dismissed by
letter to join other churches, eighteen
of which report membership Of one
thousand and twenty.three. The
Wheeling Church having one hundred
and two members. of which Elder ],
Winter is pastor, joined the Associa'
ton at its last meeting. The Associ.
alton is increasing in ability to dc
good, and the cause is prospecting
Pukersburg Mevs.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Sixty.fvc casualties, n hundred and
Sc venty-six deaths, aud three hundred
and ,hirty-tl,ree persons injured
There is u total which should put our
civilization to the blush, and almost
make men lorswcar the progress OF
theagc.
Most of those terrible events have
resulted from gross and criminal care.
lessness on the part of rail road conf
panies, in preparing their regulations
or unwurranted neglect, on the pat
Of officers, in carrying ont the csiab.
lished. rules oilhe company.
As means of preventing such
Wholesale slaughter, the State LcgIs'
laturcs should particularly prevent
the running Of too numerous trains,
especially on roads with single
,rack-unl the companies should he
required to arrange their time tables
so that collisions could not possibly
occur. But we are inclined 10 think
with minority of the press, that The
only sure means of preventing the
destruction of human life, is To hold
the company responsible in heavy
damages for injury done in their roads.
This, il anything, will induce an at
tenlion and strictness Of care, which
will blot ont the desolatins aud damn
ing ontrages that have covered our
land with disgrace and wrapped so
many thousands in mourning.
Richmond Enquirer.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

TIE Crystal Paiace.-The New
York Pos, says that the exhibition at
the Crystal Palace will close OIL the ls'
December. Notwithstanding the stock
has declined from $3.50, the price at
which il sold some months since, TO
$3.50, the Post says tina! even with
Inc present rate Of receipts the compa-
Nv Is clearing $1,000 per day, while
The value Of the building and the lease.
which is for two years longer free Of
rent, must return 10 the stockholders
for more than the par value,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
"Pm,ss ,phere toe Gun, and ccAsare
where re mast"
NlORGANTOWN, Va.
Saturday, September III, 1859.
EASTERN AGENCY,

c~ The senior editor is still confined
10 his room unable to attend to editorial
duties. The extra cares falling to the lot
of the Junior, thereby, makes our editorial
columns present rather n'eaEre appear
ancc. In our paper however, will be
found miscellaneous AMI news selections
10 apppasr the arpcii,es Of the diversified
tastes 10 which we have to minister.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Health Of our Borough.

Since our last report there have
been some five or six new cases oI
tho prevailing fever in our borough
+, is now seven weeks since the icvcl
made its appearance, and there have
been some 90 or perhaps 25 cases
and four deaths only in the borough
in that time. We said nothing in onl
last in reference to the health OF out
community, because we believed that
the disease was gradually leaving us
aud we only allude to it now TO put
the ti,cfs in array against the Thousand
and one rumors in circulation, us
false as they are incredible, to the pre-
iudice of the business of our place.-
Within twenty miles ofthis place rn'
NOR has given our town a mortality
worse, in proportion to population
than New Orleans. Where is the
qualification in retailing such false
hood2
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
posi- OFFICE ROBBERY.
FLIGHT OF THE RoBBER.


Thos. Shallcross, Esq, secret Mil
| Agent, aud resident of this city, a.
ware that large sums of money have
been frequently missed on the West
cru mail route, has been underwriting
some time to discover the depredn'ors'
Nevertheless, decay letters and "her
mcans,sn often failed t" give locality
To the offence or name In the adroit
rascal. Difficulties were met nj eve
ry step and though conn lainls were
land, the uiiair continued 10 remain
IN inexplic,ble mystery, and seemed
to mock investigation.
| In March last. circumstances called
| for renewed effort. One Of our bn-
siness men had as much as $500 ab:
s,ractrd from an envelope. lie had
wisely taken the precnuti"n, hnwcv-
or. TO preserve Il description OF the
bills forwarded. Others also, who
suffered To the tune Of one hundred
III M ,;.,.;.
e"l W. r,. A. srr,rr
to the work again, by dimt OF subtle
management and M uncouqnoring
perseverance,, finally alishlcd upon
me gu'',y pa'a'eS' '" y, ,' ''', ~" ,h,,
rsee ,, NJ II WIS '." y, y, uo"r,s,r,m
d. Ea'oh' r"s'lna :, = u. ti. ,: ,,,ars
Belmont t"nn.y' y; ~" '"a"s v w;,h
WINS me r""'et ~, a''u u. .,". 'I H.. oa.l..
NIT: oans'."", W! ' ~, , v"' civ nr
vs.: .,,'' :, -, n'.a unnsccr,,;n.d there
49, ,1,=. u" ,,,,Ir.J dnll,r nn,s necnliarly
."a Il, 81 'A ""J ;,,on,;l;,l rs one Of ,lose
Ia. NV" w. hn.m n,ssr1 bv Mr. Ea,ou's
' ,,,,' ia" ' " : Irv ro3ds merchant.
uo Ihnr.,,n,n SET nlnu, the arrest of
H., n"r,;,l Rs,rbirr rho premises
Wv; !, ,,ps snnn found b,,w.ysr, they had
,,,'i, = ra,, nnJ AL
After u moments hesitation. Mr.
sbonrs,ou concluded to return, and
Mr.. ShaIlcross to give pursuit after
T,bu and his sister. By an cxamina.
lion Of the various way bills he track
ed them to GAINESVILLE. At that place
they stated that they were bound for
Logon county, but MIR. ). pretrrri"s
10 take the word Dt others VINO GnG iH
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
New Churches.

There is, says the Clarksburg Dem.
ocrat, an Episcopalian church now
being commenced, under the superin'
tendency of Rev. Mr.. Castleman.-
The foundation is being laid, and the
material for the superstructure is be.
ing put in readiness.
The same paper says-tho Metllo.
dist Episcopal church South is con.
,emplating the building of church
opposite the grave yard, n, the West
and of town, on a lot given by Judge
Duncan for that purpose.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Esai, Road Slaughter!

To show tho necessity Of Legislative
interference, by pointing out The mag
uituuc of the evil Tor which an out
rared public demand an immediate
correction, as well as exemplary re-
dress, tho New York Herald pub
fishes tho following table, showing
the number Of railroad casualties that
have occurred in the United States
during the seven montils Of the pres
sent wear.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

The Temperance iIorement-The
friends of the Maine Liquor Law in
Howard County, held u Convention
at Ellicott's Mills, Oh Saturday. Dr.
John Owings presided. Tho conven-
ton pissed resolutions in favor Of a
prohibitive liquor law, and resolved
10 nominate ticket for the Honse of
Delegates. ln pursuance of the lat
ter resolution. Messrs. Charles A.
Poulton aud G. Y. Warrington were
nominated. A COMMITTEES was APP
pointed to prepare an address TO the
citizens of the County. and the Con-
ven,ion then adjourned-Bah Amer.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

All the members Of the Unitarian
Society in St. Louis, who were slave
holders we see it stated, have eman.
cipated their slaves Internationally.
The Society referred TO is one Of the
larges, in 81, Louis,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
ITEMS OF NEWS.
Ttiegrdphet for The B'i!imOrs .lm.rirGa.
WASHINGTON TEENS.

The Russian Minister, it is said, spent
sometime at the State Department, on
Friday, communicating 10 Secretary
Marcy the TACT, that Russia approves
the course of Austria, III the koz,a ~
fuir.
The Treasury Department has re-
celvpd from Simeon Draper full re-
turn from the moneys placed in bis
hands by Secretary Corwin. Tor the
purchase Of Government Stocks. Mr..
Draper originally held 81. 100000: he
has returned 81 100000 in Stocks, and
the balance in money.
The proceedings Of the Democracy
., Syracuse. have shocked political cal
cnla,ions at Washington. Senator
Dickinson's letter has, also, produced Il
sensation in high political quarters.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
SYRACUSE, Sept. 9Th.

We have some additional particulars
Of the accident on the Oneida Railroad
The express train was 81 hours behind
time, and the freight train came upjnst
as the former was starting. II is said
that The hands on one Of the trains We're
drunk, and that the engine Tor the pas-
spngpr Tain was unfit for service. Pat
rick Wall, who had both thighs broken,
has since Gied.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Further by the Niagara.
New York, Sept. Is.

A despatch from Athens dated the
s6lh, states that Thebes, in Egypt,
has been almost destroyed by al
earthquake.
The war party in Turkey has gain
ed the ascendency, which has consld.
erably complicated the question, and
will give to Russia new excuse
for postponing settlement. A hos
tile feeling against France and En-
GLAND is also manifested among tho
Turks, who accuse the allies OF cow
arhice.
ii, rumorea that Turkey is vii.
ling to have the Principali'ies formed
into independent States under Pro-
i ,ectorate from the Turkish power
Turkey continues to arm, and $1,000
Reserves have been called out.
v The Russian Consul General III
Egypt has been recalled in conse'
unencc of favoring Turkey,
A change in the Turkish Ministry
is expected MS soon as settlement
Of the present crisis takes place.
The Emperor and Empress Of
France are still at Dieppa.
tits thought there will be another
reaction in breadstulls.
~ .aaat II
a slight outbreak occurred at lsoa'
en-. ~
A riot occurred in Liege in conse.
onence of the high prices OF grain
Similar disturbances were made at
Client and Brussels.
1t is believed that Government wiz
not prohibit, the export OF corn, p'l1
will temporarily open the ports II ge'
quired.
SWEDEN. 4
A public meeting was held respect
ing the increasing price Of cor'i' 4
u ITALY. ar.
The expectation of corn from Aus
trian Italy has been prohibited
AUSTRIA.
Two more war steamers have been
ordered to Smyrna.
Russia.
Commercial affairs IRE unchanged.
Exchange on London is better
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Accidental SON of Mr.. William
Wagner, of this place was throw"
from horse one evening this week
and his foo, remaining in the s'i'rup'
he was dragged some little distance
before i, became disengaged. We
arc happy to learn that the little fol-
low was no, dangerously injured
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Tho Memphis Wing says the health
of thu, cly continues most excellent.
The only complaint we hear of as be.
ing general, is among the physicians,
who complain of the city being "mis-
erably healthy aud they have moth
ing to do.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

A man who cat earn fifty cents
day and board, or seven'y.iive und
hoard himself, can support wife and
four children, ifhis wife is u help
meet, and save money. He can do
it, because thousands have done it,
and what has heen done can be done.
The rule should be, get all the wages
you can, hut live within your means,
no matter how small they are.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Break in lie Ere Canal.
ROCHESTER, Sept. 18th.

tNVN'1'''7 ''''y w
A disastrous break occurred this NOR
ming in the Erie Canal about trn mules
from this city, extending over space
of ninety rods. Two boats, one loaded
with salt and The other with wheat,
were caush, in the break and badly
wrecked.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Everywhere throughout Pennsyl.
vauia strong feeling is manifested
in favor of tho sale Of the Public
Works. This feeling is participated
in by all parties. The indications
arc, tina, sonner 'or later bill will he
passed by The Legislature authorizing
the sale of the pnblic works Of Penn.
sylvania to the highest bidder.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Pacific Rmir0nd Subscriptions.
New YORK, Sept. 1G

The first meeting IN regard 10 The At
lanlc and Pacific Railroad project was
held here, Yesterday. Hon. Robert J.
Walker subscribed slO,000,00O, and
DR.. Newcombe, Of Albany, 100000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
y. w. ya. BAPTIST Association.

This body, composed Of Ministers ami
Delegates from the four Associations und
the churches of Mouth Western Virginia.
convened at the Baptist Clutch in Nor
sau;uwn, on Saturday last ut IL o'clock
introductory sermon By ELL. b. 7. +.
Cake from Matthew II: s." Ind The
poor hare The gospel preached INTO ihem:'
Ed. Jno. Winter, OF Wheeling, was e.
lec,ed Moderator, and Ed. 3. T. 7. Cake,
OF parkersburg, Clerk.
The objects Of this Association are TO
surply feeble churches and destitute re-
gons with the preaching Of the gospel.
In this christian and enlightened enter.
prise, this body receives much and valna-
bic assistance from the = General Ass"cia.
,ion,' Of Eastern Nirsiuia. a large a.
noun, Of business, pertinent 10 the above
objects. was transacted. The Association
has now in its employ some ten or Twelve
missionaries, at salaries averaging $500 u
year.
During The session the several pulpits
in town were occupied by ministers OF
the association.
Wenppeni the following ccmmunica'
ton OF Rev. Cake, written ont for the
Messenger and Recorier,' as giving
same interesting Items in this connection.
The amour, given as colIeclrd,in this com
muuica.icn. does no, include over $3.50 ~
pledges, cullectuble al the next year:
session.
MonGASrowS, September 90, 1853.
Editor Messenger aud Recorder:
] am requested, for the
qualification Of brethren and friends in this
community 10 give the amount OF The
funds raised for Domestic Missions during
the recon, session OF the Northwestern
Va. Association. The amounts are US fol-
lows:
Broad Run Association, Sill 80
JudSon Association, IVA AZ
Palkersburg Association, ll9 6o
Union Association, I'll 4o
S576 50
| | herewith transmit for publication a
copy Of resolutions passed by the North
Western Association in reference to The
ample hospitality enjoyed at the hands oil
brethren and friends during their late SEES
sion. They were passed by standing
vote TO cvince our particular regard iol
the attention shown US.
i Resolved, That we return our thanks tt
our bfe,hren u our own and other denom
nations, us well us the citizens OF Nor
ganlown AMI vicinity. for the kind aud
Iibrrul manner in which they have extern
ded their hospitality to our Delegates ant
visiting friends on this occasion.
Also, ResOlrrd, That We deeply symra
lhise with this community in the allie
lions they are now PruvidentialIy suffer
Ing, and most devou,ly' pray that ou
Heavenly Father may remember them IL
mercy, and speedily restore to them then
wonlrd health and prosperity.
Very respectfully,
B. T. F. CAKE, Sse'y.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

~ Why is a Watchdog large, at
night than he is in the morning!-
Because ,e is let out ut night, and'tas
kca in in the morning.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Ex-Governor Briggs. of Massaclln,
sets, has accepted the appointment
Of Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, in place Of Judge Merrick.-
He is the first Ex-Governor who has
ever been upon the bench in that
State.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
ARRIVAL or THE FRANKLIN
Four Days Later from Europe
Nrw York, Sept. a..

The Franklin arrived this morning
nj 7 o'clock with da'cs to September
LIST. ,
The Franklin brings l6o rassen'
gers, among which are Mr.. G. W.
Kendall, Of the New Orleans Plea.
yunc, and Messrs. Lanitz & Green.
uuph, Scnlptois. - --.--.----
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Within the past ten years over'en
hundred men have been tried for
their lives in this country. OF that
number how many were educated!-
Not n dozcn-indeed-we only re-
member two-John c, Colt and Pro-
lessor Webster.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

& Always pasrouize an advertising firm
rather than a drumming one-greal
drum,uers arc generally hcar,Icss dun
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

The bell in the west tower of tho
great cathedral in Montreal, weighs
24,soo lbs. aud the tongue $40 lbs,
the whole costing $4,000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Re1irf tor Mew Orleans an4 Mobae.
New YoRK, Sept. II.

The subscriptions here for the Mo-
bile sufferers amount 10 $4,000, and
from all sources 10 S2l 900. The fetal
amount Tor New Orleans amounts 10
S22O,OO0.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Barnnm is going 10 canvass Wis.
consin in behalf Of the Maine Law,