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Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19
ELECTION PRECINCTS.

The Board Of Supervisors of Tuol-
umne County, at a session held at the
city of Sonora, on the I'd day of Aug.
A. D. 1854, ordered and appointed the
following election precincts
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
Sonora. Divine Service will be held
every Sabbath, at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
and at 7 o'clock in the evening.
NJ. EVANS, Pastor.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

Ordered, that the Inspectors be, and
are hereby authorized to appoint two
Judges and Clerks of election.
G s EVANS,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
Sonora, Aug. IL, 1854. 90
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-19

Columbia, June, "a, 1S54-s5-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
Authentic Report Of the late Battle with
Tn,5tst,e n, New HTa.eioe,


Letters from cantonment Btirgwin, near Taos,
TO the 3lst of March, have been received ut IL.
Louis, from whichti e Republican ga hers Tie 70
lowing authentic particulars Of the la'e desperate
battle between the command Of lieut. Davidson
and the Apacha Indians, few miles from Taos:
onthe night OF the 26thof March, Lieut.. Ds,i
wilson left cantonment Burgwin in conihands OF
fifty seven men, in pnrspitof The Apachas, " no
Were supposed tosbe about one hundts@ strong
Near morning, about q o,clock, he came upon the
Indians, posted upon monntuin, audi exeeed
ing in numbers what lad beenfspTesentel. They
ntmbered alt least two hundred.
There was but one alternative, the Indians
raisedst The waFhoop on the appcach oil the COM
mand, and the attack cenineuced on teuta once.
Alter a light of three hnuIs. during winch L cut.
Davidson lost twenty two meii kiilesl and xoh-
ed, (twoi thisds OF The comm ND being killed and
wouiled,) he was freed 10 retire. fighting his
way over " miles, with ihe disadsan,,ige Of
having the wounded 10 carry viii him. Lieut..
Davidson received an arrow Woand, not very Sc,
we're, in hnnh to hand confict.l Surgeon Magrn
der was also wounded slightly. sI
The victory was a dearly bought one to the In
dians, as about fifty OF them were killed, and
nothing bui their vast uperolity in numbers gave
Them the triumph. Another Letter dated the 3lst,
says. - 81 81 sssi 7FeTs f.saf I.
'sIhey commenced firing upon us, every shot
taking either upon the horses or nisn. II was q
sad sight to see so many men falling dead by my
side. were in so bad place that the Indiuns
had great advantage of us d nd when we retired
ttey were on al siueS ol3iusi hhu wtssloppeu
three minnles longer not a mau would have been
saved. The wounded ore nowsini the hospital.
Mexican whom met in Taos 10 day told me
that he WINS at the place ofaetion yesterday afer-
noon, and ceunted sizty dc ad Indian bodies. Ma
iors Blake aud Thompson within few troops aud a
large nnnberof Mexicans started at night 10 bring
IN the dead bodies. and to attack the Indians, II
they could be found. :, l
Everything was safe nj cantonmentS BnEswin,
being fifty odd men there. 1t was expected that
the whole OF The General disposable force would
be sent out against the enemy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

sARAILaoAD Across souIn AMEaicA. The Al.
bany Evening Journal says, that Allen Campbell.
ESD, who surveyed and superintendent the con-
fsiEuction Of several railroads in South America.
has been engaged 10 make reconnaissance Of a
projected route from Mendoza. on the base of the
ANDES, 10 Monteyideo, on the ATLANTIC. The dis.
lance Il about coo miles, and with the roads al
ready built westof the Andes, will create rail-
road communication across the South American
continent broken only by that chain of noun
tains, He has commenced the survey
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

oplrUARy.-The deaths of Two distinguished
Englishmen areannounced by telegraph from Hall
fax; the Marquis of A hgIesey aud Lord Cockburn
Henry William Paget, Marquis of Anglesey, was
born 1853. He served with distinction in the PEN
insalsr war, was member of the Canning Cabi-
net, and was sirong advocate of Catholic emau-
cipation. Lord Gockbnrn is known more as a
literary character. His last work was Life of
Jeffrey. He Is better knownly his Life OF Charles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

A CgRicsiTY.=slhe Yarmouth Register states
that gentleman of that place attempted TO pick
up dead gull on The flats the hsrbor but found
iie bill firmly fixed inthe sand. On digging dow n
Il was found to be held fastby large sea clam.
The victim of missplaced Confidence probably at.
tempted to gull, the shelly gentleman out Of his
dinner, and, after having Embroidered his bill.D
had aieave TO Withdrew, refused him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

- AmEaIcaN PoErs -sPhe living American poets
OF the elder class are fewin number Within the
past twelve years death has thnnea their "a Ks by
Ware tiS43), Wilde lt847l, and Norton a s531. =
OF those born during the last century who survive
Jas. K. Panlding is first in Older of age upon ihe
list: he will be IS years oldincxt August. Pier
pont stanes next on The roll, having Just entered
upon his seventeen year. Dana will be 81 vears
old next November. Sprague will be 63 the 26tll
OF October next. Bryant and John Neal are in
their 60lh year. Pefcival and lalIeck are g.
Goodrich 90. Bishop Doape Us So. Among those
ed Morris, Albert G. Green, Emerson, Dawes
Prentice and Hoffman. 800
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
sPECIAA NOTICES

MsssRs Kptrcas III announce myself asa independ-
ent candisi or Resenue for the Coun
~ District, al The May E:eetiCh.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

| Z
aMR-S CRIrrEspEs.--Tbe Frankfort (Ky.,) Com
monwealth. published in the town " here Mr. Crit
enden resides, thus explains the .yolunteeiing' of
Mr.. Q. in the defence of NJ. F.. Ward, WHO killed
Prot. Butler. s
Mr.. Crittenden is moi at home, and in his absence
1t is not easy 10 obtain facts connected with
his appearance the case, nor dove feel entirely
al liberty 10 use, without his knowledge or con-
sent, such as we have obtained. We will how
ever, soy thus much: Several months ago it was
communicated 10 Mr.. Crttenden, from Mr. Ward.
mat he wished 10 engage his professional services
trty TO refuse, II lie had felt ever SO much inclined
10 do SO; for it is settled principle with the bar
and bench that an application to appear in the de-
fence upon q; criminal persecution is never to be
refused II compliance be possible and consistent
with Previous engagement s.. This princple is
grounded IN chief upon these reasons: First, every
man accused of crime, whether men suppose him
10 pe guilty or Innocent has right to fair and
and law favorable to his case presented 10 the Jury;
Secondly, it's impossible for the lawyer applied
10 TO decide that the accuse d is gully Without
showing me whole testimony on both sides, and
The whole can never be known IN advance of the
trial; and, Thirdly, for the lawyer TO refuse on tho
ground that the accused did not deserve a defence
would be 10 throw the weight ofthe lawyers char
acter against The accused in advance OF The trial
and TO the prejudice of his case.
Mr.. Ward wished to secure MIR. Crittenden,s ser
wees Tor his son. Mr. O. not at liberty to re-
fuse; helwas bound TO appear in the case, ami, so
lar rs appeanngin twas concerned, lie! was no
s.yolunieer." One question only .remained.-
should he accept a fee, or Should lie render The
services gratuitously, an act of fiiendship TO-
waIdsihe father of The accused. who had been his
intimate personal friend for many years? He de-
cided on The latter he would lake no fee. oneo
his friends understands that very liberal one was
minated or offered to him. If he ad accepted
1t The caseswonid have been the common one. of
pro.essiona. services rendered for reward and no.
body would have though wrong. Buff it would
nave been right to yield TO Mr.. Wards WISHES and
defend his son for money could it be wrong to de-
lend him for friendship. We think not. J : m.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

q z bALTIMoRE, May I4th, 1851. 81
Mr.. Kennedy-rhe Joint Committee appointed
zcns, to welcome yourself and Mir Fillmores To
your native State and 10 baltimore, having Just
been informed of your arrival, together with that OF
the distinguished Ex- President. have ayailed
themselves Of this eaIlsst opportunity to inquir
WHEELER. TO- morrow, it would be agreeable and.
convenient 10 you 10 meet, at the same time with
Mr.. Fillmore, the Committee and your friends and
fellow citizens generally; slsls4l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

aJWe like a Frenchman. He takes life philo.
scplicalls. Monster Parleyyous DOESN'T care )
you with his 1.-THE takes TO the former wrinkle.
he induiges in all the Injuries to be had; and If
iet to the latter, be akes to 10 the pretty grsette
with blue eyes, IN the next story above. For e1.
aiactlng sunshine out Of every condition OF life,
you must put Frenchy atthe head OF The parallel.
ogram. ~ 90 q 30, f'..s,' $50 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
~ thc People Or Oi,io Comfy.

ANNOUNCE myself al independent randIdate Tor the
Office Of sheriff OF Ohio county. May election.
apss ALEX. N. JACOB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
Beef 81 and pork in New york.

We give below statement of the beef and pork
onghahdin the packing yards OF New York and
Brooklyn On the FIRST day Of The present month. =
The figures may be relied on as being perfectly
one made under oath and sworn 10 by the packers
of the above mentioned cities. II will be seen
that the amountcn handSi extremely small. "A
large proportion of bntli the pork and beef is
made r. oil refuse and unipspseted. We give the
figures: IS q = ;5s,5s - t--ss
Stock Of. beef ami pork in packing ya,ds in New
York and Boo iyn, MAY Isl, s52:
st0lear,l isIis ss5es-s.E Bs-se ~ f.li ~ 2,0SOi
Mess, -9ss s919S5 -3E1k- 1861
Thin Mess, ess * - 5 - al -7-f 90 272
Prime Mess, = i62
Flank ft + s-s.f sssssss - -. 4 i65
Prime, 4 & -s5a9 - - 504
Rumps, 49,. : 80 - :, Is. y 1854
Refuse Mess, $ ~ f.,ii-4 44S
Refuse prime, s-r9fgf -5.s45f- 1 1884
a Refuse Pork, = : - 1,465
Uninspected Pork, -iss5- $3.50
+ Total. sas5u- - es-..a- 22.oso
5il,i. BEgr. 4st5lg M ~ r.. BARRsLs.
b Cityamess, ss-a ,-.f5st.,.t = - COS
Cit. prime, -sstas1sjs 1913
E RePacked mess. 'is - =Ss24 1891
u Rspaeked 4 hicagoi mess, > -.at - sI0,767
- Railroad Beef, - NJ siset- 22tl
Refuse mess, 1920
Prime, 81 e 80. ITO
Beef, .s-iSee So ~ - 81 -, so (
Tferces, mess, s-iel ~. laF 1882
F. 60 80. prime mess, ~ slrr e 2,oss
ist County SO 49, -aagE 4 ~ d 1928
~ prime a gss- - - s-t-1sisl ,64l,
s uninspeeted Rsef, ~ ~. 81. e. 1854
Total. .. - -, = s'.''.. Z. as,6is
sitssie = Chicago Etpress,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
NMw ADVERTISEMENTS.
ETHD MIIURB HofIsE

TIE MLURE HOUSE,
@ Re S az IS s. sy sa ss ss
sg myi4 agpss = e4RA'
O. W ISiskEIL y1s 4. rETzEa x .. sweAHINazE, IN.
HEISK ELL 6 co.
ESP hst they q the
Goods sstable for the season., to whichthey would In
vite the atentiorof buyers. nyle
T5yMBR0IDkRIE S--
III 31ps rich cambria FlonEeingsj
20 ssiss and eanihrie isdslng
IS Varieties ofiaee, eanlbrlc ssd Swiss eollarsi
very rich robes embroidered in cambria AID
10 sIss sI' and linen sanbiic Hde6
Just feeslEsa' os tteis XII. i Co.
S ilfIsss az Obs, q
ashes oil sroses, green aid biack5
PUN iaws WIZ ID * pink And tam
Eig'd Lawns, IN great saftetyi
Piairaad corded siilsj I, - 80
myi5s 8 HEIsKELL& Co.
y 5F5PARASO LS-BONNETS.
LARGE variety OF PaIssels In the most desirable
RonGsts. misses, Hats and bontcts aud boys hats
.,,.vts IS Just s Fseey sss ~ HEIskEnb co.,
AN ORDINANCES
FOR the and taxation OF hacks ca yas-
ons, drays and other wItinthe city oil
ssrc !. That 1t shan not be any
e Keep for car,
t'Jst cauaedthe to DO registered and obtained II
The heretafEer pIoytded and
II any person offend herein he she shall forfeit and
pay 10 the city the OF three dol 10 each and eve
t.Tiage Is let for hirefs (, ssi
spF ~ ts q @ y Cd iS @
license rom him and The registry mum;
ground conspicuous part OF every such wheel car
Fieges s. 80 4ts - q {. setss =
AN ORDINANCE
TO regulate the vcning OF Gods merchanist
- lyithfiithe city or Wheeling 800 p
.'kc 2. on tine 90 yof Ma annually, II shall be The
day OF tic clerk deliver 10 the Sergeant Of tie city
ti6 the merchants, (ccmmssion and forwarding NOR
nchauts, and all others who required to take out H
aeenses) who shall have pay theax assessed up
itany named Ia the said list shall fa
ito pay tote said the mount OF the tax so as
the addition OF five centuH
"c0mmsslon thereon within Ten the said e0tl
sday OF May then be Tie duty the said Sergeant
tp the said person for the violation OF this
iDances To sue Tor the recovery Of the tx SO assess
Tests: - & GEo.,w. SIGHTS.
myf6:iwd - z - Clerk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

NJ Some alarm is said to have been excited il
the maternal breasts of tte female inRabitants of
q village not very far away BY the following an.
incuncement upon the door Of new conner:
Aitzrs1l teksa IN three seconds, Il was soon
discovered. however. that he was not kitlnopnsf
but daEuerreotypist.' '''1ff'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

EXCITEMENT AT AnsAPoLs.--The Annapolis
papersof Saturday, state that on Sunday quite an
excitement was created at that place by the reno
val Of young man connected with the Catholic
Institution in Annapolis, 10 Mount Hope, BaIti-
more. For some days previous he had manifested
symptoms of insanity, and it was decided 10 take
him to The place named, that he might better re
ceiye the attention demanded byshis condition.
Failing to prevent his removal, on The following
evening, an attempt was made to burn N efigy the
physician who had him in charge. The affair,
was gotten:up and participated inbybut
few. Since entering Mount Hope, a letter, pub
lisled in The Annapolis papers. states that the
young man is improving. yet tits necessary to have
him closely watched, and constantly, by day and
night, attended to.-B BAH. Amer.
SucipE.-Ye Yesterday afternoon, Benjamin Beale,
Of Milton, was found dead in his slang liter house,
hanging by the neck. MIR. Beale was 81 years old,
possessed of property of The value of about $780,
GOO, andleayes awhile and several children. No
cause is assigned for the suicidal act. The de-
ceased was q mud, quiet, amable n, and much
respected in his neigh borhood. He was butcher
Ny trade, and had accumulated his property by in
lnstsy and Perseverance. His estate Is situatedat
lilton Hill, and is one of-the most beautiful in
NvIfolk connty.-3osf. Her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
~, NEW -AI1RIKdL
ar '.sseF ss<
No l. SPrigg House Emporium.

r HAVE eomnseeed receiving my second stock Of
1an,,,,,, s 3! and silniIa Gods,
consisting OF Cloths res, VeSting l,es. Ducks
Sea Grass and many other articles fine ma nice for he
season, and am btter epaIed TO make them I'M in
have been heretofore take this oc-
70 say 10 my customers that regret muchIthat
nave osen compelled within tie last month"; 10
jou IN getting your clothes when nromised
ss 9 rush Tor clothes has was I'm
you but stock Is Il again ana laye eof an sSt -
qnantity OF yorknel Now come on and ii win IF Won,
a o9t IN tie neatest and quickest possi
an Linen Shirts and Drawers, Silk Shftts and Draw
on. act any other tiele that you might 10 III
out your wardrobe. cali In ard L WIN he $500 -
,..fnSs'Sw Respectfully yours, Is s. RICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

Tnr Richmond Dispatch says. 1--WE were pain
sayestetdsy to h. ar Of the death Of Mrs. Susanna
Pleasants, window Of the late Gov James Pleas
ants.of Goochland. and mother of the late John
Hampden Peasants, and of MIR. R. H. peasants,
Of The Post She had reached the venerable age
Of eighty three years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

|eb2 % 49,. sh,g. R0HAR,
abovewith other eoo S'e 81 . - e
beexclianeed for good farm, > N ttstsf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

Two hundred and iEirtysfse ready made
collins were soldin Philadelp6ia on Tuesday. by
auction. at prices ranging from so cents 10 81 So
Most o. them. IL is said, were bought for lie New
YoEk market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
TRUST SALE. N

=, ,y'--,l.sI -. IItOoI OdLE, y 777T--f-l,
amanda his vile 10 the dndsTse5s 20 Y.as
January, 1881, ana recorded infhe sieys,,. esa Is I
county Soy court Tor Ohio county vlrrinis ~ tos
80 S s, a. ne Corr House of Ohio es,ss
ton. tothe highest bidder for cash. an IL
Nennum aud VIE 1being tile one nEdiSii.a eis O.
~ IN anu 70 lot number I'VE situate On ~
aid Aasas s ssts ~ .hs city Of Wheeling bets.es
apt4 ALFRED ciLnwpf,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

CAILLM q SCHWAKiSSs
#NEWtYORK. BAKERY AND CoNPpfsM1ss.,,
Corner unin md ] eiTersa,,, iaN
M oULD inform III ir friends aud me citi,.stss
~ That they have eotimeheed a BskssSsSSs ssss
uoners as above, where they viii Keen az ~, %
nIepqreu 70 furnish at the shortest otse 49,
and Pastries, in all their enasss
ing Somietent and experienced workIne,
inlly their business. they 1ttcr ihenis eiys,
sess inc ABILITY TO give satisfaction 10 ali tLsjf
~. B-Parties supplied on the shortest sS1,,I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
SPRING Has COME!!

HDso layethe Spring Fashions in
"a. s5z IA Silk, LGa1s, and EaRep .StT0lF BsAndt
arrived on Market street. ~ d. Mote & BlSt,s
an elegant assUrtmenf of Trimmings 10 match " I
calling VIII decide at once that there Is the flfs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

Two hne brick buildings ON Zass 81.
n. lnE, WIN rooms aud cellar 10 eaeh = E,a
The property being on ihe HeTnns
30, 10 oons,l would make good iioTEI t,h,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

8 ASoTHralN Ews srArE.-A bill to provide for the
admission of Oregon into the Union as state.
has already been reported in the o. S. House of
and the legislature of Oregon has
taken preliminary steps towards The calling con-
vention to form constitution. This is looking to
the admission Of Oregon as State in 1855. by
which time it is presumed there will be the let
guisite amount of population in the territoryto
sniitle tito the new honors to which it IS now
aspiring. $50 - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

TAeeosding to the Philadelph ia Ledger money
now worth from ifleenio eighteen per cent with
very reliable stock collateral and merchants have
70 pay nearly or qaile as much;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

ora Convention Of lonEneymen Cigar Makers
dIein session al Syracuse. New. York. They a ne
about arranging ianff Of prices according 10 the
lspoIt 81 The albany cohssntioa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
I9AzlN,s PonIades ali fresh, for sale BY
~ lebI = - j Is VOWEL, q Ulialt

sisuss5 - r. $50 10 MOTHERS. -, lE
"A g. PARTRIDGE especially informs rs III
a. and the public generally. That tie lskt hei
avorRble at this season. he will give particular alt
during this month and next, to taking The hEslssa
young child rem, on every plea sant day between
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
New -Con fectionerv

WT1LLIANf FOX .vonll srespectiuiv inirn ti,s9
w zens OF Wheeling, that he has opened neW a.
tlonery Bsta blislent at the lod stand Of IL sI
invites his old friends TO eslland Patronile MnhaI
business. = s. fl7fslsfi5i5 = : - "a
. u5sIee creams and Tie deliracies OF tie s,.sol
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

II WISH 10 sell nv faYn, ma - -, =
y onlIberal terms, and In one or n,oSs ny II
desiyed.s Is,eS mag ultlsti e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
FOR Sale or RENT

Al DESIRABLE brieI, brS 1AL IL. :
1a MIA 'pqa'rs o FFoasisS s 81 SsSti: Il,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

eowaEs MILL ExFLosIoa.-one Of the powder
mills Of the Messts. Dupont. near Wilmington.
Dell exploded on Saturday evening last. slightly
iniurng one man. Its stated Thar another blew,
up ON "Wednesday. bal What damage was done is
not known. .55,S. Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
. Tide Oomnitiee % Mr.. Kennedv.

AIessrs Thomas sS ann, u. M. Anderson. an
others committee SSc ssse ~ - ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

y Pep ARASOLS-BONNETS.
A LARGE variety OF PaIssels In the most desirable
IA eolors I'd - q ~
Bonnets, misses, Hats and bnnhets and boys hats.
.sTnyts, = sci : HHIsKRtL & Coz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
FOR SALE = a

nSs, q, for PaEiteulars enquire on Il
mT21d2m fi l., = Z, Z Is Y -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
~. the yeters "a OHIO 0onnly.
Professor IyroSrsac.s
Inrigorating Esltxir on Oordinl.

Ap mSs ss.'ss s'sese4. JOIN BRADY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

PRENrIcEt thus talks 10 one of the psrsons who
seem 10 take q holy delight in abusing him just:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17

Coz BEsFoa has il formally announced in his
oEsan, the ST. Louis Democrat. that he is candi-
date for reelection to Congress from the ST. Louis
district. and is aisoa candidate foithe U. s. SEN
ate. at the election which is to be made by the
Legislature next winter. So he takes all the chan
hcesof keeping seat in one Of the Houses of
1, Congress. he will be a membero Of the House if
thepeople of st. Louis agree; but he will readily
give that seat'up ifithe Legislature of Missouri
viii elect him to the o. S. senate 80 = e.
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