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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

- VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. =
1912 ACRES OF Land two miles from tile CITY o; Wheel,
nr~C Ing, on the Ohio river; half mile north nj tb
MartInsyie Depot OF the Cleveland aid PittshuTrb R
roads Said road running directly through the Farm
Astounding as II does In COAL lime and ee stone oe.,S
with an excelei quality of brick clay aud equally dIyis
between hill and bottom land Pr esens uni yaeJ ~
yantaEeS as an Investment The imp ovenens are pSo,
The land IS OF superior quality ard is one Of the io
II Will be sold in separate PARIS il desired.
FOR terms enquire o! j X. Miller, Main street, Wheel
ing, or on the premises.
lebe j. R. & S. F. MILLER. s
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LOST. =
A GOLD Pencil Case and Pen with garnet head The
~ hnder Will be hbe rally by lea wing il al s
o&ce or with the owner whose name is engrS we'd umnS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

analysis of the Senate Vote en- the Me-
rA braslza Bill ,2f lId4
The New York Herald gives the following sec
tionul andsparty analysis of the vote in the Senate
by which the Nebraska bill was ordered ,to,a third
rendinn.l . ( - =. n n. u. a h =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

TEN YEATS OLD.
| GST oPENED-16,O01 superior Half Spanish CHARS
rior to the Wheeling Half Spanish. NS' s"''-
For sale cheap by i. j. w RHODES
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Q CoMMlsSloNER's SALE.
- Raea 4 Smith nh
Iane Smith anIl nth.r

VS.. -3--as4 $CIIcuit court
BY virtue OF decree rendered in the above catse 81
the 2sth day OF October 1853 will as commissioner
the sad 1re'ee appointed proceed to sell. SATURDAY
oth day OF February, 1884, O'Clock, A. w. Al tie
door Of the court house of Ohio county, The real
tate In the bill mentioned situated the west side
Nam street In the Isl ward OF tho city Wheeling TO
ing ieeto Main street ami extending west lie
same width TO the Ohio river bounded on the easily
street ON the south by North street the west By
me ONO river and on the northgb by line 10 be drlua
rom aln street &c the Ohio river at the distance Of
VIII BIO sold subject to the dover Isabel Gaidea,
on cIeht OF one two and three years; tina puThlSeT
SSin ponds, with approved security bearing interest
trom the day OF sale, and said interest payable annually
as g Guilty, the title will retained until tie
jan19 . SINE" sS.. ia All III .a,..;..;o..r
The above sale is postponed uI.ii lie ab dsyO
March. 1854, at II O'Clock, a. ii. q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

''ls" FOR SALE OR RENT
TWO tine brick buildings, Zane street, East Wheel
ing with STooms and cellar eaeh with large stable
and carriage house, all III good order 80.
The property being on the Bempfed BaiIroad Caogeih
e IS rooms,) would make good HOTEL.
Possession list OF -4pr:I. s75l-
Enquire OF MICHAEL ]. ROHAN
Ie62 - .f,s7-J marble mason. &C Market St
The above with other good property in the city vii
he exchanged for good iar1n. ~. - NJ JR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

/. = II e. TO LET. - - = =
i mess locations. lsfl -" = - ~ 't JUS
Also one or two fine upper rooms Of Quincy and
iebi3 w. L. McAFER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

BUILDING MATERIALS FOR SALE.
ME undersigned offers the building materi
ais OF brick, wood and stone, contained In lie prop.
ety known as the Old Glass Works Zane street in the
ath ward Tie brick, stone and wood will be sold
!" separate Parcels For terms apply to
,..,, r,..-. .s....e- F. r. ARMSTRONG
Sned above will be sold at auction premises on
at 10 o clock, A. NJ. ~ ~ tehon "e
% The sale OF the Materials above mentioned is most
puned until Saturay the nth inst at 10 ocinck ,T3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09
LANDRETH'S GARDEN Z m


s. FOh SALE.
A ESlRABLE brick house. situated on Centre street
inquire OF THOMAS GREY.
lMtj - 49, u - .----L nj Al. Rnger,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

THE fine four story warehouses; recently ereeea
on The torsyt arehouse property fronting the paved
wharf, on Wafer street. These houses, point OF size
(nelng upwards OF hundred and forty feet in depth
elegance aud strength of structure. ton ior
s .orwarning ana commission, produce or whole
Lor reIt IN the CITY The Counting. Rooms Al large AID
spacious, and located the secoui story -, - % ~
jane FRANCIS r 4RHSi9iFL p;
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Scull & Thomns
Established in 1928.

,ns-THoMPsoN REYNOLDS, interested in the above
himR call. 80 , - 49, : = 1de1a ism NJ
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REAL ESTATE sALEs
,,....,,r :. !, CHANcERY SALE.

.CHANCERY SALE.
'''' '"' = s., w. VS. Complainant,
A. Butts, "a Illustrator, and Bsni. San.
pufsuanee Of deereeof tho Circuit eor a.eendantz
county made at the Fan Term 1851, and AZ ISr ohc
decree made October 1853. win on Tbrssa an aneldeu
10 o'clock M sell the foowfn N ne court house. 1t
Lot No. 200, 10 East Wheeling. Ot'' VIZ:
Part OF I0tsNo. six C6) and sevenf7N .rI 80.
Cs) in East Wheeling. - a'u iot Nc. eight
Lots No eight ts1 and eleven Cil) in squsr. .v,..
Also, paft Of tots No i've Coy and .ixcs, trs.a..
go on Main street. having font OH said steel six
Terms Of SGle-Tcn per cent 10 be naiI5n
balance sixteen twentyour mouth, cash the
tanned Their security until Tie yEn, u inc tile
le9ZI = : = = -DANlEL z. LIST, Conhissor.r
TRUSTEES SALE -=--z.e"et. -
Il and isSnes /: T.oSk aIiS executed ny Roy Comb,
Februarys $50 and duly ded in lie 81 Jay Of
t s%s inc STHniy to the subscriber as t
" hesng viii proceed 10 sell Public Auction t ,S
ngaest IlneI ior ready money Saturday tie a e
wheeling Lot eight Cd. in Square numbered Guy Of
~ ne ahditoh 10 lac city Of Wheeling @
eu RtcMetown, Dull now known by the name nj So sn
sSucl, title is vested in me, as Trustee vii, r..
the purchaser. - VISA NC haaetO
teb2o FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG
two. LOTS AND, DWELLING HoIsp
I For SALE.
ON the 9Th day of March, 1854, at II O'Clock A A,
" the front du0r OF the Court House shall W. az
suIe at PUBLIC auction lots humble and sit 70
east SIDE OF that part OF the civ 0f L
erected handsome and convenient Iweins ho ols IS
The title Is indispuable "'uSe
payments at one and two years with
saei the deferred nes 10 be secured by DesS OF
-. ALFRED CALDWELL, agent
i dee!S for the heirs u Ann Wilson, decd
III te Soth Of March. when The properly win
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND AND TAVERN
james Frazier, !. 4 d In Tic CIrcuit

, c a
Samuel Frazier's Ex'r, and others county, virginia
ny virtue OF decree made in this tie 9th day
OF June, 1853 will sell al public auction on the eses
on the Eighteenth day March,. 1851 The tract oil land
CALLED the RoIeys Point Farm and tavern. situated
Saton& Road In Ohio county, miles east OF tie
city OF Wheeling containing about ed and hty
acres or land store, tavern house, two dwelling house,
ana otherlmprovcments: The sale will be Of TIE
whole property together or in parcels, found
eHpeIient and on the following Of lie
IN OLe two and three years. the whole bearing Interest
tom The day OF sale the purchaser giving bonds with m
security, and the title heins retained until payment n.
sale will take place at the Roneys Point tavern.
ire above is valuable pIorerty. The HemptieId rail
roads, located in ont OF the TAVERN is spuose4
that depot station may at that place
$1,000. --, w. S. 5wItKHAM,- 2 n
1aD1Ots ' - tFatSs IL Sheriff and commits
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

u Having published the Prohibitory Liquor
Law which has recently been before the Mary
land Legislature, and which was u few days ago
defeated in,the House of Delegates, we. now pub
lish the report Of the Committee on Finace, IN
order that our readers may fully understand and
appreciate both sides of the question.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

COMPREHENSIVE. so
subscribers have this day entered into
Tor the purpose ortransactine Commit On IA
waang business, under the style of Gordon, Matbevs
Co., anu solicit continuance OF the business nj
'''"' l.. s. GORDON
JNo. M.sMATTHRJyS
March LET ,esa JNo. L. AGNEw.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

SPRING DRESS GOODS.
ME-, have Just opened spIeodid assortment of n.
,ad OF the numerous styles ami qualities caie
mr4 .s McNA1R & pppvp,,,,5d
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.-.,5- li BOY WANTED. -
BOY aged 1G or II years, wanted TO learn the Cor
"a 'eSmonery anu Cake Baktng business:
Apply TO P. Il. ZINN,
N[O'I = I Main st onnnSite Mnnrne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

mr. d C. CRAGRAFff tenders ~
vSes 70 the citizens OF South Wheeling ana Visiit
ZOE ice directly west OF Hnte Ssssa5ty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

DOCTOR WATSON CARR & SON.
LATE OF MoRGANTowN, VA 90
Practitioners OF Medicine, obstetrics nud
---. SUkSRkX.s 81 Z ~ -
ES.0FFlCE over logan, Carr d Cos Tobacco Store
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09

FOX RENtI.8 SIS r tsa71sl i[5=--
Upper s store sprg House. on the cor
Lutz Appiy 10 AZ present occupied by Rranzheim&
Inradst Is 3 s. az B jss = Ra.t,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-08

r.y arc H,ysru.sJs 70 ny sno~ eS,s = =. eess
condiiicn fh>ss.
ias u Ne Knows has woked and wasfs
esiN -ofy, snd 'lrn he's ssfisnea o. me- "et.ns h
ihs- .ir.s ,r.i uf. -issys u'afe-s ~. . .ss
20 rev r-.rsgc b board inr ~ - he
$50 ;rrer.cn sys % ne discrc,.on i~>'ef
tt e y, no he .hsll require the enzne 20 % P' u"
7, ..sc tr,,l ps they M rosh =. into rr-A -.
No 81. the prnctice . s.netsiy eot ~ ~ So e'
y ~, ~ - ues boz generally In fair SeatneI.
~, = re RTE cf the fslcon - 70 speeSs AZ.
49,, shinss, he rs.ca shoGs an eiss ~,
~ a. ~ in-recting sincer Of ne fo'' N"- " w. '1e--
Of her eon- eatI ,,,,id A IL p><<<s
=, -, here 10 the Ishmus ss IA any saP '" ~ -
49, .Ss~rt IRE Geo Law. and the lih1o'
N ~ vony reason Cor that opiron . a.. .,.u.rs Ia.
p 20 Law aud he lhinos se ea' a. v, Ssn5 ess..s,r,
n tns ,s sn5 h Il not considered aud not 'yau ~ ~
oisSJ N vessels the oossiins trsaei "
". ,e,.s ,s-Sci-o DID you in this eesusi es,n''"'
valves OF the engine y
IA No. 49, -, -. 49, -..ts In the bottom Il
,hs when cod What the
The eonscauerce That the valve leaks osciy e
rs. DE- ,,le - It's sea- would use more 'esn ana -
less work ........ .o,..xh,re 70 ecuf q
"a with valycstem long as 70 resi- ""eH -~
the bottom OF the seaua-ehest -.
No 81. could rot call that gsest eaEeeSnes'. - - ,
Aud here without concluding his answer 'he noo' y,
having arrived the Court adjourned to Monday ~ '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-08

THE SHIP CANAL At SAur STE. M,RIE--A corresponds
ent of Tile Clelaad Pio,adcaey under date OF April -
furnishes the following Information in relation TO the con-
dtou and progress Of this work:
a. The commencement of the work there s0J.660
cubic wards of rock and earth to be taken out above water
Tie amount remaining Is less than one-siNh II THIS
and ii he work of the present month equals mat of 'hs
past about sx-seyCu.hs q, the entire excavation work WI
lie dome above water leaving something less than 3oUDD
yards vo. 70 take There will also be s4OO) yards OF
under water alton 70 prepare Tor me upper per mo
greater part of which j. muck aud gravel The piers be-
low are finished above water and temporary OJ feet IN
length put up the north side of the cannl 20 necom
mediate the great hcigh,inc vessels Of the company
The timber required for locks, piers, caisson gate Ac
is nearly out. the great work of the coming season .
the usohry OF the lock walls and everything Is IN good
condition for completion Of the canal during the summer
ard fell
The railroad AMI ponroad used in the transportation Of
freight the portage crossed The canal gron a VI
course had be taken up during the winter a. the excaNa
ZION advanced. They have both been rebuilt by the Canai
Company bridges being thrown across the canai 20 ac-
conodaie them and they VIII be ready for Use IN threo
The difficulty OF prosecuting the work during the winter
in climate ike This can scarcely be appreciated by tho
people Of Ohio We have once seen the mercury az A.
NJ "a below and frequently TO- or - below
with high winds and drifting snow At the earliest dawn
of short winter days they having taken breakfast be-
fore daylight the caedo by the bell and gTopo
their through The atmosphere, thick with the drifting
snow to the big ditch There they the dorrcks tho
drl-hou.es and everything which rises II or 20 feet
above the ground But where are their wheeEbarrows,
their drills and hammers; where are their picks and
shovels and their runs wiz: the of plank which
the load is wheeled out Nothing in sight but snow,
snow. snow aud objects high a house. Everything
else covered perhaps the depth of feet has TO ba
shed after the gang lave found out by the above
named landmarks the place in which they worked tho
preceding evening. The frst thing hen is 10 clear of
three four feet of drtnow to lay the work bare Aud
this part during much of the wintr required from
per cent OF the laboror constantly And in many loca-
tOns the ice formed during the night by the oozing
through tho rock from the river nearly equaed the amount
OF rock that could be taken during the day. Then the
day has not more than eight hours and half during tho
winter.
In truth, j. co,I climate. On the 18th Of April,
the present L,Onth went with party of siN pay
writ 10 the "gar bu,h and sed the river milo
wide, upon the ice, with iwOhorsc team without di-
Guilty. and found nearly three feet of In the woods.
The season much later than usual aud the prospect
that we shall not rec boat below before the second or
third week in May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-08
TIE N.iRD C.fSE.

We find the following letter in Tie LoaisrRe Cor1cr
of tie 81 inst:
C.NNEIToN Ind. Monday. MAY !. 1854.
Matt. Warl accompanied by his vile AMI brother,
rivCd here Yesterday the Jane Park Tncy went
board TIE boat al West Point at - clock saturday
night. Considerable oxcifem Mt exists anong he citizens
erd il j. proposed 10 address Mr. W ard letter. requesting
him t. loaveth town. No vols viii BE- u-' ct
zons VI hing merely frown down the who coolly
and deliberately took the lie q" whom b. know
10 love. Mr. Ward Is the guest while here, OF John J.
Bey, En-.
TIE IemOcrGf SAYS
we are gratifed toloam that the various committees
APPOINTED the city and solicit subscriptions for
monument 10 the memory Of Prot. Butler. and the assist
anco 81 BIZ widow aud child meeting with great
cess. There i universal disposition among citizens
To contribute 10 tbs laudable object.
An Indignation meeting with reference 10 The Nard
gle, Of the jury Judge, &C. were hung pole and
Carried up Main-si. till opposite the Court House and
there IN the presence Of live hundred citizens. both male
and female. were burnt.
We received last enng. by Adams 4 Co. Express,
the Louisville papers of yesterday morning The paDcIs
TEEN with editorial aud communications upon the Ward
trial.
meeting Of the citizens Of We,port oldham County.
was held ON the al inst Resolutions adopted de-
nouncnc the jury. the perured wtHes-os and several
of the attorneys for The defense.
The comm SAYS:
I'VE are informed on unques'onahc authority that fjur
Of the lorued scOundrls that composed the Narl jury
were seen time since playing cards for money tho
Sabbath day with negro II j. wonder that such ma
eria could be easily purchased The public viii soon
he made familiar with the previous history and character
If the Hardin County jury.
TIE citizens of Elzabcthovn. KY, held n meeting
the 2sth. aud passed tie following resolution:
B,lred By TIL meeting hst We regard the se v'rc 20 the
trial OF Matt Nsd o. being 81 war with the aw ami evidence in
the case.
They meet again on Monday next for further o1prcs
sion "n he Hardin County jury.
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siruutiy or noticing any persoEs - scni; resca-hcs
mcde outside The body. He attempted explain n clause
ga declared to b. cut Of order There seemed 10 be
I'm e;tachcd 70 this point but The clause wen. With tie
Ee ori ard The anticipated sport All seeP ~ neSi year
Mr. Bache read memorial 20 Congress askns en- aPpro
ps;ion for Mr. Mitchell enable him complete hs val
nabc matie natical appsraus The suggestions OF H B.
Te Cs5lricsl Colala..iec On congress made report:
il wa tu. partial however.
4 rssoln;ion authorizing the immediate publication Of
Prof Alexander paper on the Eclipse Of May inst.
rea.i and adopted. III conversation With Pro-. \. th>
iEOrung. he made mention that IN hs observations o. the
eclT-e be -loud c,Dre- ga-- cslf LONDON snlrke
and intended to ree1uimend IL use IN his pIblsod
Il Tie mos; delicate TINT Of full boqHc b. examined
ard defined only With le-s intensity. through ths GAS
;Le will appear perfectly white.
Nr Beche reed Suggestions IN relation "a the Oh
sersaiio- OF the eclipse which adopted. II pro-
posed that astronomers residing where the latitude and
longitude very accurately defined, should make OBJ
feryeicn with purely aroo neal ew while those re-
siding at Place where he aiade ard longitude
certainly known, should pay particular attention 10 the
physical phenomena.
The following resolution theu adopted:
, ssai ts.i ms - mn y. go I'd 10 ,.,i n H. 81 ~ ~
ton Ed in ending osys5s snd inrnen 70 Perm 70 oessr- h-
noble tspe nsy b. without T. Effects upon other
Revolutions of thanks then passed-or til reeep-
ton II the capital and for efforts made render the visit
rlasant and proic BILE the prCden; OF the United
>tsie- the Heads Of Departments and the officers Of the
amy and navy for cCurtes- extended 90 the members ri
the AssOciaon; the Local Committee for the admirable
manner in which their arrangements had been made TO SC
commodafe the Association intending the visit 20 Mount
Venom to the Regents Of the Smfh-onian Institute oi
the Accommodations rendered. 90 the Corporation OF Al
IN dfa r the invitation to visit their city; the corpora
ton Of Georgetown for the courtesy 80 the Prof.
deui and Director. Of the Alexandra Railroad for inv ia
ron to make excursion their road; 10 t"or letoNn
College fo courcy, ard 10 several ruirnad companl
which had made arang Inenf to convey The members NJ
the Association t. their homes a. reduced rate OF fare
Jhank al" rendered 10 various individuals ana e
Association adjourned stAc de.
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VYRNoSr.-A Wing State Convention il TO be held at
Rutland, June T. to nominate State candidates.

THE CAsALs.-Tle Daily Times Of the 4h says, water
has been let INTO The osveso Csna to-day and boats
ing for the East"
The ieer Daily dteyfiser Of the folowins
The nuter Of eeusnees all directions ~ o'clock
forenoon O1but loaded East
Prices Of freight rule low being &c. Albany snd SC
YORK.
Up today loaded bOa had passed East arrived
todsy iIom A. far last o. Jordan.
The Iycg Dolly Tina Thursday noon TODAY oysr
30 boa bad Fased the weshock West Troy or
Der, " bad cleared from New ok l02 from Albany Troy
81 bound West; also three bats from Waterford
bound down The water has reeeded much that
that the weigh hsser commenced weighing last evening AZ
o'clock and up 10 u O'Clock to-day had weighed 81 boss No
Oh hnely -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-08
MATTERS ABOUT LOUISVILLE
'0.TesI 0ntrnce o. TIC tincinnaii tlzfTfr.
Louf-NILIE, Wednesday, May

LouIOuIE Wednesday May p last.
Order rcgns in Louisville, though the excitement here
il lin intense The indi gna.ion the verdict in the
Ward trial j. not much disposed n II Wa fe" days
since to take the form Of popular violence bui settling
down into q substantial and permanent feeling IL Il
hardly time tn write cool and impartial history OF The
If The past ew days still few Outlines OF the
cau.e- of these occurrences may be stated.
You have noticed The vast meeting at the Courtliou.e,
and DC attack on Wards house, on Saturday night An
aomI has been made in some quarters to connect them
in the relation of cause and effect. Thi Is all mistake,
or worse Tie can for the bloodhound meeting plt
vented mob rather than caused one Never we're me
elfmets OF mob abundantly and actively visible
tlun or Thursday night and Friday morning The problem
was. Low can il be prevented To "cush It out 10y
force impossible. No resource was let hut 10 conr"
and direct csc eemont- that they would do The least
ham hat more probable way 10 accomplish this tal
to call public meeting, in Terms sufficiently niamnatoy
TO attract the ammabc class, and at the same time
secure the attendance of the respectable wise ana sub
siantia This done, and during the day special e1-
ertons were made officers of the meeting the
coolest and most influential The object was TO pro-
duce fuch an ar Of cqn'eTyaori Of the peace ~ fe
shape Of reputable cif.tnr ~ woG, ., in- et.
nre sed in resolutions and s'he all or mosi o
The rioou disposition and at the same nne AFFORD an ~"
portuny any remaining evil spirit 10 sata'e ana a
pense itself in the not very dangerous amusement Oh ooA
ING ON hanging and burning eftgics
was filed the court yard fed and the street. around
were filed Strong resolutions expressing their niiga
ton nj the result the trial passed and also resou-
iiors equally strong condomnlng all violence The eeies
were burnt. and every body there was satisfied.
But there were a few OF the original elements oi mob
who refused 10 mt themselves under the influence of these
special means Of eppeesing their wrath turned their
back on all solicitations hearken To reason and making
some thigies themselves proceeded 10 NHru mouse,
Mac. fLn in the door and them fire. They also
broke in some windows and destroyed some plants Inc
fire wts soon exn uished by the fire companies 80 the pc
cuiary damage not very great rs sopn a. us nioo
% l,wp AZ be Couri- louise the friends of order imme-
diatey repaired to the houses OF Ward and Wolfe, AMI
succeeded ~ preventing further injury. q.
Such is brief sketch of the burden that history VII
hereafter bear down 20 coming time.
Neither of Ike young Wards now IN town Malt ha'
not hecn here since hi aequAl II understood thst lie
j. STAYING with relative OF his wife in Cannell" hof
,he yu,,rr was here few hours On Friday, bu be has
nj l,nn herr since.