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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

SEVERE BLow.-A ires negrJ named VIM. Cooper
vas brought before tho Mayor yes erdsy, cnarg,
Sih Committing geevous assault upon another free lie
gr', named Jas. Astisou, on "Wednesday night.
According to the testimony OF the injured man. there
vas no provocat on gven and, in fact
save riemdy s.iutsoa ~ the and other folks
upon h,s entering tho house OF john Worh opposite
county courthouse, Map street, where the wa
committed. He SAID that Worth, hs brother, lou Or
hvs ohcr neguts were pr-sent-and strange when ouI
OF the party, including the two Woth. were examiued
before the Mayor they positively denied all kno &c
Of the circumstance. They all agreed Cooper aud
Madison being IN the house. but pleaded gnoanc.
Of the attack.
De- Warning was 10 Court, and being examined, said
that the boy was brought to him about IL o'clock 90
Wednesday night He was bleeding profusely. Upon
examining him, he found that the wound, wnreh was u
little above his forehead the left sds DANCE
rous-the skill not beng affected IL seemed to him TO
b " been inflicted with tunt instrument
Tue statement OF the complainant va, that Il was
butchers steel The top Of the steel very blunt and
might have inflicted such wound complainant
had is no, improbable.
Honor cro-s-rI +mincd the witnesses for Q conside
rtos time but their pernacty 10 tho negative position,
which they hst assumed. de6sd all his eIertions The
case Was continued sill Tues lay next.
Th, unfortunate sufferer weak, from the lose OF
blood AZ TO be unable to make his way home. He
taken OIL III a furniture wagon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

The ParkerssIrg Gazette thinks that tho Democratic
party fell victim 70 too full hsbt-h,d lived too long
ON Tho fat Of tho land, gulped too much goveruue
pap became spopec, aud kicked the bucket just ater
hearty least OF executive patronage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

The RiTc! last night, the las. accounts ID little
ve7 feet wiet in the channel, and falling slo Fly
We have resumed our boat list and for arrival and depa
tures feIer iers u Wheeling lot Nov. 2lst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

We publish, this morning, according to request the
last annual report Of the Chief Engineer Of the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

NAvAL.-The frames Of tho tpcndid new steGmshits
Roanooke aud Colorado ordered 10 be built at the Coz
port Navy Yard, up, and In queDcc Of tho
facilities Tor working at this yard at oil sess q, will
doubt be launched In advance Of the others which bavo
been ordered TO be built.
Tho frIgates Potomac and Rar'an, and the ace
Cor seaion have been mnsed aud preparing Tor sca
The soop Of Falmouth, Commander SHAW has been
put in commission aud Is now ready for ses.-No,jok
Bsdsou,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24
RICHMOND WING.
rprnIy MORNING NoyruRER a ,sha
TO CoRRnrON oKNrs.

Letter. on sssinsss most be Addressed to the az
the Wig"
written both sides paper will NO. be published
long standing onght to be ALL and will
be departed Obituary notice, eight
lines are charged FOR advertisements.
~ oouuunieations be charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

wHrrHuhsrs t5 900 GUT ESIrSFRsE H be close
early mex. January wAen the property will be equab divided
secure share while the opportunity Offers nol4-1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

We acknowledge our ooIsatous 10 No. John Steward
Walker FOR box OF his "Qleen Bee Tobacco which toos
tie first premium at the lite exhibition in this city of ii.
Virginia Mechanics Institute. The committee de :llre
their report that while they el, the extreme III .uy
deciding where all excellent yet they uuanin isly
agreed that for beauty Of color excellent workmsshir
and decacy Of hvor, Mr. Walkers 20 Iecn Bee" oranc
entitled to be considered the best in the lot aud the
awarded il the first premium. We profess to be pretty
good judges OF the "wc,d" ourseve.-and We have on,
20 that if any body had better article on exhibition
than M' Walker, anything like good We should k,
to lay eyes aud tongue upon it.
The reception of this beautiful present reminds q
tina, We have omitted to express. grs'el acknovleife
uents 10 Nesss Campbell i Johnson, Of Bedford. for
similar favor. During the FAIR hc-c, they were kind
enough 10 ssrd box OF iheir Ellen Tree" brand
which il he'd been exhibition the Mechanics Ia.,i
;a,c would have put tie "Qucen Bee TO her hic-s;
trumps 10 beat IT, IL is splendid article aud the way
enjoy i; is nooodys business bu. Our OWL Oar con.
temporaFes here may throw many hints us ;,ey
pleas they are all purpose-they can't come
1t. Upon reflection, though, have a mini to send
round small piece TO neighbor of the Enquirer
Just enough sustain aud soace MIN at the S,sun,or
Convention Hell need something of The Cortland SO we
ihink about it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

PKoscsiPrlos-Speskngo Of tue means to which
the Administration aud its suoOrinites rcsor,ed in
the city Of Washington coeree American citizens, to
sustain them the Organ" remarks
The Office holder dare select his readipr m
The mefchaa; dare not sec, his advertising medium Toe
reatons OF consumer and manufacturer are no longer sub
Ject TO individual choice but prescribed BY certain pO-
uca wfe-pusrs, high in favor with the executive the
cabinet and their subordinate military fivories. Them
chanic dare not whisper the OF opposition paper
III" milk inan's even a'Sci wa; lp"r ht re iII
Spea arc posted at every corner; peurers reward
CD with Ollie; icpns are encouraged in their vlIn,:
hfi3c' are freely offered TO ascertain the political
tons Of business men,"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

During Sunday and Monday last no les, than 2s7a
eui rants arrived AZ New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

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~ "",o n'NInS' cbVibo.-ihese cioths nave
now attained established reputation aordng the only
feet ap.int and NJ IN,
olc,o, u.,,,,,n p,v,.- e "
Nn,b.r, ~ IA -, =. ,n ~, -, .. , ii, .,,,
g Sa Va n,ou .hat hese valuable Cloth. are not
10 prevent this es,sropsc ich they cesialy Will d."
Mothers therefore, have the fear or
these but on procure them at once and put them aside
10 meet any emergency 49, 49, .
adlree.m they WI very speedily hls,pae Az milan.
lion othc breast say entirely all arising from cold other
cause er The breast SOFT And piahe aud restore the natural
ree and unohruecd now 81 The ms which Invariably relieves
and avoids the possibiiity " a HhTHkhED hAEhsr 49,
oso,t 4, tbs cloths eon,ns T,,,ns ,h nc,Joa y,
which The c,s Of miIk Is mos, disscu and -Tegnar '
No one n. ever found fault with IN, that know willis. on
the contrary IDo,p that they are esteened
.pe ~ nunurto, VINO mnse us, =, ,"sin. , , mn m
a. ~ PeI.sesy Ia =. w. w. n ~ =,
vi,b y, s ,n ~, !" csn vsnsn.c ' " "PP " Pe
WIZ cnir. M NO. no - c.,,, o,h NJ
p9,tsrr stamps secure the prompt
pair Of these any par, Of the United sstes.
They are 70: sale relatively ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

We will lsay, out Of d. ca!mate tho roa, lea J. AL
coal, from wiiah irgc revenue may teisJiaDIv
p'e Ell VIZ I'svo on iae entire imp ut trade. Whic.
se"'tsy assumed to W about one-i1urh Of III, cI9It
uaic,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24
VIRGINIA AND rENNEssEn nA,L ROAD
REroRr OF CT. c. +. u. GARSxrr, Cu,kr ExaNrss
ESoisEkR's 0rrics, Va. AND Tssx r r
Lg.ebbur, O.f Ybib 1854 (

REroRr OF CT. c. +. ". GARSkrr, Guar Exa,sxtA.
ESoisrkRs 0rrioS, Va. AND TssS. RI
Lysehbary, Oct. 2oh, 1884.
10 the Prc,iiea! and Directors
Ia. and Team. Railroad %:
GsSrLKNxs Al the period of my last report the road
wssin operation to Big Spring, about Is mTc,.
Although time has rendered tho embink aud the
excavation slopes much moro per,ueu yet considerable
delay has beoa ocooned by the effects Of the weather
on both, WAS the css 70 mich greater extent, las,
year. Toe uuusa. severity Of tho winter too, arrested
tho laying Of the track until late perioi in tho spring
Nsvertheele,s the progress In these df suites,
has been truly gritify rs, Fifty ak altonsl miles Of
road hsve been pu, operation, and the road will be In
operation to wythevlle, lS6 miles from, Lynchburs with
Ia the next for,nsh,-the rails being laid within
5 N lies OF that place.
There arc but SO sections OF ono mile each on
~hich the graduation incomplete, ard tho cost OF the
work actually to DO done complete these sections will
rot ex seed as 900 dois of which $6IO00 u by
tract payable in the bon is Of tho COMPANY. Thsro will
very little work. fapy len to be dono, at the close OF
he year. prepare entire roSd bed rcceve the
remaining to be done to complete the
,bout 10 miles, will but seven mouths of unurc,.
upted work. that ncre every reason to cxpec, that
tho stockholders ind che road completed by tho r
ucxt annual meeting.
Til, tire cost OF works OF all Sorts remaining to
We done the road, Is as follows:
Graduation, $4,000
Uepo,s aud other Buildings, 10000
Bridges, 10000
Laying track including the cross tici to be
furnished 10000
1885,
o. which sum sis95oo i, payable In bonds, aud $685.,
500 is payable in cash.
The Board have cvery to congratulate them
selves upon ths approach completion OF this goat
york. You have nearly finished work having as mach
LID Guilty to encounter from the natural features Of tho
country through which it passes any r,, with very
few exceptions in this COUNTRY You have crossed tie
Blue Ridge aud Allegheny uniting the eastern aud
waters Ii has not Yet bsea five years since tho 6st
spade uck 10 the groun;
Although this road passes through mountainous coun-
Gsy, location has been obtained whch makes the road
out - miles longer than air line, being loss OF little
than II per cent in distance. The Biltmore aud
Ohio roai loses 20 per cn dst,nc Bstm nd
fredericktown-and akrg the whole distance from BALI
to tle loss is 5O per Ct There grade
used the ro,d than 90 feet mc ,ssns the
ncsry tounsge and IS lee, per mile with it, The
is moderate could possibly have been antcipi
ed in such country.
The f,l,Sns IL ,ucnsn,, in miles and fractions OF
mile, Of the relative amount curvature aud straight line
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

The Two THIRDS RCLE.-The Charles,osn SDiyiiof Lf-
fr'on continues to oppose the adoption Of the
rule 10y the Democratic State Convention. In is issue
tho 2lst !; says:
1--WE s'ehy exchanges thu. several ofour Democratic
papers ATE discussing the prope;y OF the thirds rule
We are glad TO sac bis We have long wished that the
pres ol tho country woul speak out upon tbis subject
aud sc think ihats free aud open dsu,son II benefit
tue Democratic party We have always been opposed TO
~, upon the ids ta. n IL Democratic
70 the professions aud principles which are the
on our ofsiuizpn mud 10 open violation Of uub;c ,r
D0crue in all political contests a majority ONLY il
i'qrd u tiet tn Office, aud have ncy y been able
70 Sc 'nh 'Ient ressJu why part, 10 selecting cant-
late orepreseOt i- vipws VIII j.c election 4, always J
mined by either plurality or IN j iriiv shouI dem,
80 nnTci-onab'c qualification tcq iic tho cind,,e
u secure t'o thifds Of nominating onven,ion."
!
| Nrw PubtlcAToss We nave re ccivei from Mr. wo.,
Southland o'! by s.mm' Which is an Interesting and
delightful yoium' Also, " You Have Lard Of Them"
volume containing cateftiuiug shctshc, of eniyen,
Paihtefs Poets fmgoiiaus. vocllists, Novelette, &c.
We also indebted to D,Win, Davenport Co.,
publishers New York, for " Life IL The Cesriprs" by
Mrs Woodc. This lea volume d,chp,iyc of C,u,di,n
life fnnnne' scenery, e., anI Il written In an easy
pleasant and engaging style.
Oar Acknowledgements are, also. due To Hr Woojhouse
'of The London GnHerly." fJr OeloLcr. We have
read with delighted interest ,he sketch I. contains Of tho
'is aud character Of G''soh, ".o is worth of i,sei
donIic the price oflhc nunaor.
THE ApHIssloS Or Uru.-I'tah. saw n, p,l,;ro,,
hmercln "e'nnOi approach tbo bridal altar Of i ',,,
covered with The seats aud polluted vita Tie no son az r
-'''' "ne nr.' G. Ecrs.G irisJ l The bioo,n
OF Nh2i" muucencc and pus ~ Iti, 10 he feueu,I
Ia" 'ih " a4mi''l 'sa tcsstD-y, yet Cinsrrs, h,
no. pfiei 9Th ie rs ~ prsi,rpins c,o Iti,s or ALL
u ss''l ~ It, 'o'kas c ia.sr.s.s col vii beng
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24
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I, was happy anl mos, timely ide, in The citizens
Of Staunton To make arrangements for cNiending the
hospitality Of all the private residences In that place to
the delegates in attendance At the approaching Demo
cratic State Convention. The Spartans Of X chm nd
have appointed the whole Democratic party Of this
goodly city delegation to that Convention. and with
the rect of the delegates from the State. all the hotels
in Snun,on. commodious and well ited up we know
several If them 10 be, would have been utterly ncapa
be Of accommodating the assembled Democracy Il
Virginia on that grand occasion. This move the
part Of the citizens Of Stsuntou speaks well for their
hospitality but fear that with it all Stauntoa is
too small town for Virginia Democratic State Con
venton to get into.
VIVA, is to be ef for the rest of the delegation
after the whole Democratic party of Richmond squar
tered there; Or how is the Dem,crstic party Of Rich
mond 10 get its huge proportions into S,aunou at er the
t. S, OF the State delegation are provided fora We
should not BE- surprised hear yet Of the appointen,
OF the whole Democratic party of the State Of Virgin
in delegation To the Staunton Convention. Our De-
IN cratic friends having trouble in other pl than
Richmond city the appointment Of Delegates AMI
as il is not likely that they agree any SET,
they msy ye, have take the plan of the
Sp,rians. and send oil. What would become OF
Staunon, then We know that our Valley neighhDr
will swell u her utmost limits to ain her repua..
ton for hospitality, but it won't do, if the Democracy
SO this way in sending whole cities, towns. and
counties full OF Democrats upon her. Moreover, it is
imposing to, much upon her generosity, and we are
getting somewhat apprehensive that the Convention
will have to be adjourned TO the biggest city in IN,
State. 1t cer,sinly ought 10 have plenty Of elb,~
room. for. owing to the quantity OF combnstoe maer
ais Of which it will be composed. great d,nger might,
ensue from crowdlng them.
The Staun,on Spectator very APPLY suggests that il,
would never do to mir the delegates. The Lcake
could not safely be qnarered the squire with
the Wise men or the Smith men; the two.thirds men
with the majority men the Hunter Land Bill men.
with those opp sed to that scheme; the Resolution
with the anti Resolution men, Sc, &c. While. Il
pat an anti-k Know Nothing Dem crat within speaking
distance Of Know Nothing Democrat would at ono,
cause private blow up. We shall hope for the best;
but, in truth, feel for the safety of the god czans
Of Saunon, and advise them ~ all keep the
dscodint elements as far apart the limits Of their
town will p,s,ibly admit. An explosion would be at.
tended with disastrous quences; Nor can vi,
see how This terrible calamity is be avoided. Lei
the Saunonians preparef'r tn. worst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

THE UsITgD STATES AND AUSTRALIA. Thc Melbourne
Circular Of Messrs. Newell, Hooper & Stevens under
due Of Sept 10th, Gays "For the fifteen months Of our
residence 10 ts colony 100 American vessel, have come
IN our port with 1875 900 tons OF merchandise valued OF
100000 dollars, white the total value Of ntrchsndto
received ut this port cannot fall short Of iOO dol
lars aud this for population Of f,om $4,000 qsO 900
TO consume" Tho circular adds I'VE still THU ,hi,
market offers Inducements to friends 10 the Uut,d
States, provided proper regard paid What Ia coming
forward. Many kinds OF American goods take such 90.
cped preference ose of any other nsou 40 TO mske
their import not matter OF speculation"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

STEALING A CoAr-Anderson, slave, belonging to Mr..
lllam Oliver, walked into the back lot of samuel s.
Green Byrd street, the Arlnury, "Wednesday
last, and took of tne coat belonging the pro
prctor oil the lot. with which he leisurely walked Off
eoored woman In the adjoining house observed him anu
upon Green afterwards inqnrug about tho article, she
formed him OF what she saw.
Officer ,hns' beng spprized Of the transaction,
ana oi the and desct pton Of the intrepid william
10 the house VI his mother when no discovered the
coat conce aleC.
He arrested Anderson aud brought him before the
Mayor on yesterday morning The defence by the
rogue was that which Is invariably up by cOlorcd
oeis,-tha' he bought IL from colored boy who
standing near the fence upon which the placed
lie Was ordered "tairly." His dissatisfied
Oui It
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-24

upaITTAyIA TEA sETs-oomriIsns Coffee Pot, susar
D.h Tea Pot Stop Bowl and Crssoi, ali Of the quality
which We can sell In sets or By the separate pisea.
BULKIEY CO.
Ias, IIVbiIt Huitsk-, 20 -Reesivns th, day a fresh
~ stoke ehdren' oao, Lobby horse', Vsoeig.d. Ora
dies, tts., fur sAlsby ne't ZIMMERMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31
From the Richmond Wing.

AS 4SAAAAaS 1uC ING performance.
In the Revolutionary War; the State Of Virginia
promised bounty in land TO all who Should rem
Ief miltary service for Three years. either the
STATE or 10 the United Suites. THE, Executive of
Virginia, were authorized 10 adiudente these
cialnlS, anu The Register of the Land Office was
directed 10 Issue Land Warrants upon certificates
granted ny the Executive, TO tie claimants. Tlie
reservations, made for these purposes, from the
grant made 10 the United States, being exhausted,
congress, In August 1889. provided for The unsal-
ishsd virginia Military Land Warrants by all ISSUE
OF script III lieu thereof lac judicial authority
gwen ny law, to the Executive Of Virginia, 10 de-
clue on The services of The claimants, 10 whom wal-
tahIs were Issued, las been tranferred to the Sec
retary oil the Interior, with authority 10 repeal the
decisions made by The highest tribunal tile State
Inc secretary tells US, that lie is TO Judge wletLer
the warrants issued by isr Executive were san me-
toneu ny The laws Of Virginia, or no, that in all
doubtful cases, his respect for tile judgment OF the
Executive OF Virgina, would induce hun to sus
tam IT, The late Attorney Geaeral gave il US lis
OPINION, that the deciSioH oil Commissioner was
n Judicial decision which could not be reyersed.-
The Executive of Virginia may hupe been deeelped
IN some cases; hut, that they were deceived, and
Sfanled Land bounty to 1nen who did not serve
three years, should be clearly aud incontestibiy
proved before their decision is repuJiated. -
~. respect Tor the judtmeut Of the Executive OF
virg'nia, fotbids doubt. The illegally of their
decision should be established by incontestibIe
proof. -
The afidayits of old men should be received
with caution; should he supported by other eyi.
lence; but, not lightly lepudlated. The Land
w arrnnts issued by the order oil tie Executive Of
Virginia, are, prinla facie legal. If there has
been fraud it is the duty of te secie,aty to ess
pose The fraud, and reject the clam but suspicion
OF iraud' is no cause for Rejecting Tie claim Of an
y DE,t3 OLD SOLDIER. :
virginia, Jan. '54.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

A comparison of the number of appointments
from ach State during the Wing aud Democratic
administrations gives the following results: There
| are now more Clerks, &C., from Maine, 4 more
from New Hampshire, more from Connecticut, 9
more from California, more from Delaware, 8
| more from South Carolina, more from Texas, 8
more from Kentucky, more from Tennessee Than
when the last official register was made in 1851 !,
while the number from each State is less than il
| was before, as follows. Vermont 6; AIassachus.
ettS, IL; Rhode Island. .; New YLrk, /; New Jer-
sey, s; Pennsylvania, Al; Ohio, 1t; Indiana, 3;
Illinois, Is; Michigan, Ii; Iowa, I; Wisconsin, 4;
Maryland 20; District Columbia, 3, Virginia, SO;
North Caroline, 3; Georgia, 8; Alabama, 16; Miss
issppi, s; Louisiana, 49, Florida, l2 Missouri 81;
Arkansas. %. Ii should be borne in mind tina,
the whole number Of clerks is niue u less now than
ii was two years ago, when large force was en-
gaged on the census, and number of temporary
clerks in the Land, Pension aud other offices. Oh
the whole number Of clerks aud oificals nearly
one-t third were appointed from the District of Co.
lumbiu. One twelfth from Maryland, one-ninth
| from New York, one-ninth from Virginin, one
tenth from Pennsylvania. 224 more were appoin-
ted from the Southern States than the Free States
| or the 1927 appointments from the District of CO.
| luiilNIa' ohly III wete pofh there. On the oihei
hand. wI:ile there are IA appointments from Mas
sachusetts. 81 natives Of the Bay State hold Office,
81 were appointed FROM Maryland, and there are
60 Marynmiers by birth lie public service, and
So with several other States, Pennsylvania, New
Hampshire. Vermont, Connec,icut,t.N New Jersey
and Delaware.
The following are the names, places of birth.
and salaries of the principal officers in the Fxecu-
tive Departments. Washington, receiving 50. 900
or more ner annurn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

HEAVY CLAIM FOR DAMAGEs.-Messrs. Hugh
Miller, of the Clinton Hotel. New York city, and
Wallace w. Williams, have presented a petition
10 the Secretary of State ofthe United States, rep.
resen,ing that in 1852 tina, they were swlndled
of valuable hotel and store property in New Gle
NADIA, and that on applying to the authorities there
for redress, they not only failed 10 obian it, but
were subie cited to outrages, impositons and ndig-
mites. Mr.. Miller says that the Judge before
whom he appeared, without hearing single word,
ordered him 10 be sent to dungeon in San Lorenzo
Castle, and that he was forthwith taken there by
soldiers, and put in confinement in a fetid cell.
under ground, with the lowest class of criminals.
nearly al; of whom were suffering with various
diseases. For this. Mr.. Miller alleges that he
ought to have an indemnity commensurate with
the value of personal liberty. and that he is en,i-
tied to demand s75 600 in satisfaction of the wrong
They also claim $4,000 damages and expenses
from the los OF property. Mr.. Marcy forwarded
the claim to the Uniied States Minister at Bogota,
by the last steamer, and by him it will be present.
ed to the New Granadinn Government.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31
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