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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04


,IWtthehk tie Wig for doing inscA 10 The only
G tue ndlil IeAl lion 10 New YOtk@(he Ne.
taiOnol Democrats OF HOgdS.p
~ we dip lhe foregoing from the Washington
GS6duol, and the remark % applied 10 the Demo-
cratic fatlles Ia New York Is correct, though but
few ofthe Democratic poPeTS In the country have
ist bad ihe boldness TO odmitiL Few presses In the
oounlIy have been conducted on more tnaIly and
Independent principles than The Ssnpnel, and we
hope thal Il may continue. AZ an opponent, ills
bold and fettIsss, while lait and rather liberal,
and attho same time Il never heStateo 70 con.
denim what Il dlshrproVeS Of In the course Of ils
own party. In the contest betweenthe different
q iaolionS Of tbe New York DomecAoyit boldly es.
~ podsed The eauseo Of The National Democrats, aud
9 Tephmhu6oi In decided terms, the unparalleled
effort OF President Petce TO bring the power and
patronage ofthe Fsdslal Government TO bear on
New York politics, and That too, by casting them
,Dtd Ire sCals againSt The National party and fot
the s6hsmallcS and fOCliOnlSts, who in ls4s sup
noVted MadiE Van BuEen TOT President aud who
lave ever been the opponents Of the Consultation
anithe Union, and the ddvooGlel Of schIsm and
faction, endeaVofing 10 tample upon and subYeTt
the most solsmnly guaranteed coRstitulonalrighlS
ofthe South,
Notwithstanding The anaihelnaS Of the Execu.
tive, the execution Of the offender BtowRSon, and
thseRors Of The pap.eatets to deter them, tile con-
LuCtors Of The Sentinel pursue their independent
course, and now utter the sentiment which heads
this article. What then Is in eject the position
Of the Administration, as 70 the Democracy Of
q New YotEl ItinleEleEsd Ia local politics, elected
iOm Office the man who stood atm against Gac.
tlonstS aud dlsunionists, aud now that man aud
.hISposiuon ere endorsed bY The entire Union pat.
" Of the New York Democracy Tie Sentinel
,SllllaPPloTed Of The pan, approves Of bis course,
and endorses the party which unanimously nOmi'
,nplsd itownSon for Governor. ItiS ihe onational
party The New York DemocGnCy, and the uoml.
.5natlan Of Judge BroWnSon does the party credit,
while Il iniicts severe blow upon The Admnis.
traIiOu, by thus deClOTins TO the world that this
purity cSnnot and will not endoms tie AdminsIIa.
ii6np6llCy in New York The President con.
demnS their nominee, aud they, disappearing him,
condemn the President, Such q policy is IOSt
huIrYing the Administration Into the "sere and
\ yellow leaf, /" andtwO shOJtysaTs will witness the
retirement Of franklin Pierce from the Presidency
who viii have upon his retirement the satisfaction
: Of knowing that he has done more and less than
oHy Of bis predecessor TO dSmembeT and
ShatteEMS party, and isst toPEOmote tile PEoSpefi'
" and advancement Of The Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

NgoSoEs IN CAADA.--A MI, Larwell, member
of Tie Canadian ParliameniIfrom Kent county,
which lies in that part Of the Upper Province to
which colored emigranIs chiefly TesorIl has come
to the aid Of South Carolina in her desire for a
treaty with Grent Britain for Tie rendition Of lu.
giliVe slaves. Mr. I1Iwall does not moyein the
exact line desired by South, but lie shows a
willingness, out Of gratitude for the reciprocity
treaty, 10 put stop 10 the farther emigration OF
The blacks. He proposes TO move to the resOlu.
lionsin replyto the speech from the throne, the
following amendment;
"That all tie words after the word THAT in
the the 18Th paragraph Ge struck out, md the fol-
lowing words inserted Mlieu thereof: "Ihis House
will gladly show literal spirit and friendly dis
position toward The United States, ior their gener-
Jus conduct IN leRslaling upon this matter Gre.
ciprOcity;) and lhStin proof Of such disposition
on their part The PmVinC oil Legislature will here.
alter exact from Negro mlUigtanls apoll tax equal
IN amount to that now imposed upon OlheTGOT
rigneEs-will nOtincOTPoTnle any associations .OT
tile special benefit Of men Of color aS class, and
will discourage The promotion Of any institution
the object and end whereof would be junction
with The AbOlitiohisiS Of The Northern Suites, to
bring about severance Of the American UnIon.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

This distressing kYupIOm or eOENumpliRn lH'l'hsa
Inflammation OF the lungs, or tue membrane tata 7.
PleuTa, from OGsetiUn o. TIE eli PaSs'l
either case II To- very dangerous indtblion VI dt'
AMI nothing can possibly effect that object 20 speedily W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

Tho HplgafiNN llalsSm u tile only re@sdl NJ M
tue power 70 IiSAOlVe, reRlOVe and cure ~ LSJI
luEg0 lpeIellble - tlb sgeileray .,,,lptls
tile most abplNlanl And cOjrlUalys eyidpte ,S,tt n
l9teTtlOn thai such IL ilL direct and Sttl
all Leases whore there 10 no naluralOrgant az
80 cOnillout American agent Of BIS 9Ns.,i,,Ib
the worst form Of this asease, lbpl DO eGs ,Sit
Yls cure rpbei eblgus llseese. ahaeonhP'AH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04
aoOsl ANp lo9 FoR eILI

nIHR undersigned oGeIa Tor sale hls Huu,,,,l,!
j. Market slIeel east 'lho, between NJ Q. - -
ling house aud out buildinss Aste
II Hill DO Seld low aud on Accommodate i.,,
Glvenany line ai6rt lie AlNo: Co.,
z a. RnQuTG OF ~
sons 81. ,..i ...t. 7Itv,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

FreBh Meat ReBumedl
TOHN 20ROK LRR, llornia bic OLD I lends and Gus
% toners that, IN aceOralce with hh uua cstom, 10
hts resumed slan4leTpg with the COMMENCEMENT OF tle
cold Weather and Will attend matke q he old slaId
M ~ and NJ wlTosh matt tia very best the untIy
eau afford AlSJ ali Kinds OF eOrnsdhsel picked pork
and smoked m0AlS OeS-dln
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

lQlulss.s - %
A. S.TODn,f ~
Secretary OF lie BOARD.
PhTslcOns In writing their eerilGeeleS will please
be particular In slas the age the name OF SEX ard the
remove much dlcultI In making out tho monthly report
OUJ a. $. TonD.
IIRVPeF'T Mag0EinO IOEO5tObsT, rsc,lyetihy lz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04
seAs gSHn y tssldS6 nay

POR SALE S,yeiy' ,lssIS.A,. l'sSS
HIN TED on tue yllpiai kold 81 nil.se ;sdsa, N,
l.,.. iHg, contAinng'T IoOh.s sRd s5,gI % W..
eta9y'S Z Ss5as oIIIIgi! lfe4 apiabbSr e. b,
nS SSerSsIn4 SG1,sl9S s0sa sIoSs,
Tcsldenee For iuTiheT particulars apply,s sttost,!
IFti OllYER 1, TiAV,,.
Y eeLeYlqlN go Intetiity%
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

M w HuIUU1 n -|-II".-
Twenty Puddlers and Helpers,
A n lilo \. OlHt Savage Iron wOlks. To good work.
IN nlen, sober and peateAbe mem regular employment
will lie given. None Otier need apply. lrit
Apply TO tie manager at lle MOlks. sel2o-2w
-IT7 77I PROPOSALS
MTlLL be received I'LL the It'll Of October for taking
w down the LanousteIan Academy building, ard for
The purchase and Ten oval OF tie materials hereoi
~ NJ. H. HOUSTON,
sep3O ~ JACOB,
rnnn nnlhN W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

80 ( isg BIZ WISE TODAY {. ~ .npb,il
Delay Ii Any Ease Or tenae ITbs Hbrp
cally Death, under all tTsalIeH Rl-
Tian Basani % great = 5ose iIbtt,
TIVE. ~ you have any sympt0Wa epN''
". DYoTT & SONS, 1852 North See9gSs , q! GSG
pha sole agents forthe U6ite5 Btales eS diTt
lean P Ibtl Gee, 10 WHOM Az tyre o. ~.
M. Also FOR ,,Ste 81 dIuqiSlb general T. "a.
AI'AgrpI tPlS by = I "a \ SESTS' ltSSTfsA r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

This frlSbLrl ~ mEtOm " Apr aching eonaump'eu
speedily checked and prevented By The use o. htSsaa
Hungarian basam, whish heals tbe Affected HtMe,'f
ard es.ores those vital OiganS, the ung, 'Oahd Az
healthy condition. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04
& 4wHEGLiNG. vA;-
~ Yolh lelltles Ia 20 RroaIaeat.

WEDNESDAY, Morning. OCTOBER /, 1854.
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DISSOLUTION,

THR firm OF w, PeXtOliS Co. is ttls day dissolved
hy mutual CONSENT Their books aud accounts Otthe
office Of their successors, PaHtOn nOnlun q Co., where
Ot the Arm may lways he found 10 attend 10 settle
ments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

7 b VI TI----lI . hbNI hUIUEN INIO' u
Splitting Of blood always arise FIONA Ma'rtI p y
heIculOuS dlseasej auH, IOt cheated al The oassI vi
sooner or lalerteI inmate IN dealh
PAIN IN tnlIE SIDE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

Wanted.
A SMART active ROY, No Irish need apply. I'm
n duTe At this ONCE, or at my Haskell store mATket
square.
senS0-lW MI d. MOONEY,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

The New Orleans Delta records the M,
icide of "A beautiful aud interesting Young
wife in that city. The name OF the unior.
tunate was Mariana Lowe; she WINS about
sixteen years OF age. Ahou, a year since,
she married a mnu by the name OF Lowe.
They lived unhapplly together, and she had
reason fof believing that her husband had
ceased either to love her or Ia remember
and respoc, the VOWS he had made IL mars
tiagc, aud had transferred his affections to
another woman, who resided near in the
immediate nei.hboihood Day before YES
t,rday the Young wife thcr husband bcin.
absent from her for several days. repaired
TO the house OF this woman aud inquired II
her husband was not there. She was an,
s,ycred by the woman, 81 don't know any
thing ahou, YOUR husband, but there's my
husband" pointing to gentleman III the
room, IN whom the young wife recognised
her tfuant lord She uttered moi a word Of
complaint, hut returning to her homo, DIES
Matched the servant to drug store IN the
vicinity for an ounce OF laudanum. She
wrote long and extremely pathetic letter
and then taking lauianum, laid herself
down ON her unhouorcd bridal couch and
died. Yesterday morning, her mother VS.
tied the house very early and found her
daughter dead, She stated, that having
nothing more TO hive lor, deserted 10y him
she loved, aud robbed Of all hopes Of hsp
pines, ia his world She Preferred death 'o
IN, miserable existence witch lay npu d.
fore her. aud she calmly and deliberately
destroyed her own lie by taking lsudanum'
She would not uphrad her husband She
had ever and ,tll deadly loved bIn iorsave
h,m slI the wrongs she had suffered at h''
hands. through IN. cru'l neglect and de'er
ton She hoped, that God would forgive
h,m AS she did and that h. might l'N" long
and happ,ly." The husband came N while
the inouest was being hrli, aud appeared
"A good deal affected, and expressed sofro"
for the loss OF his youthful aud beau'''n
wi(. he however denied the charges o
in6del,y ard ncglrrc made against h'" by
the letter of his WIFE. AS well AZ by the les
upony OF several Witnesses
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

SEWARD At NA.w.-Seward, Of New
York, has been selected to deliver An ora
ton ut Yale College. at the next CONS
m.pccment This ia tho College. Gays the
Richmond Disps,ch, whose Professors pro
claim their readinesa to take up arm.
against the South on account Of tho Ne
hr..kx bill. win Southern men continue
N ,epd their sons to such hot bed Of alb
clifton and hesAont
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

IITY-C IT T NJ Z \ 5 tt 5 7 q x T..
Iouru siDr OF riE PUBLIC SQUARE
WtRNUtyT, 7YNiN
4, JukTTORD tenders his most sincere
thanks TO the Ladies and Gentlemen of
MARSHALL and vicinity for their very liberal pat
fonagc for the two past ycars, aud trusts from
tie
Gren inducements Nom Ogered
p, merit a continuance OF the same
now oter my .tcek on hand aad receiving,
ID, over STA thousand dollars worth, at
lweniy.fre per cent o" Farsi Cost
Please call aud see what BARGAINS.
House aud goods nj cost.
= All notes, and last years tickets due.
Ease call and settle, and oblige
{. TliEIFORD.
Mnrshall. Apnl. 1851.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

NI RICHER, Civil Engineer resident 10
Nj. Marshall, has Ia. honor of aPprising the
Planter, and Merchants, that he - prepared 10
nra.,,,ke the drnw ing Of plans drafts, models,
and Of every description Of ssechan'cal and ar
ch,ec,urs' work. :.
lie will also superia,end the execution Of
al, such work, and guarantee Its faithful per-
formanee.
Fifteen years employment by the French
Government, and three difIercn, patents for IN
yen,,ous, will insure for him public confidence
For reference, apply to A. Ru'iier
FsbruHsy 4, 1894. h|o-u.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

A woman. in attempting to oouIus' ate "
verb, said 81 will marry, thou wit marry,
no viii marry. you will marry aud we II
all feed the babies togc,hcr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

ELoryp.-A letter from Milford, up the
road. most. one Richard Payne Tor having,
las. week. eloped with hi. ne'ce, +" ,"""s
woman. taking $500 tall he hnd,l and 'e.v
ing All amablc wife aud one child tie
was member OF the Episcopal Church
N wolf in wool-Cin. Eng
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17
THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
ou,, Two Dollars and = Half a Year!
II. ". Lou q u r Il y,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


r,,'r,,,sRyrunLicA issued weekly ~ TWO
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. p,,illb b. Four Dollars. Single copies One Dime.
,l,e,-cmenis At ~ square Of ten lin.- of less
\ AGENT. per square iorrvery -uhseqeni insertion.
liberal Discount mad. for yearly advertisement.
,u,unc-,u.nt of candidates. Ten Dollars.
f,e,e ,..r cent will be chstg-d on advertisement,
% p,ij IN advance ........,. ,,,,,,.. .,...,
b.. advertisements 50
n Letter, Addressed 10 this Office must be pre-
~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17
FOR SALE.

4 MULATrO woman aged about twenty
~ i've A tirs, rate cook, ironcr, and washer
and a splendid sesmstress She ia honest,
truthful, aud devoted to children. Apply u
this Office.
Marshall, Nov. 5. 1853, niO-i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

Amidst all the evils Of human life, no
.su.o Of disease has so vide a range. or 50
large \ share as the use OF afdent sP','ts.
Spirituous liquors destroy more lives 'ha"
tho sword; war has its intervals Of dsse
,ruction, bu, spirits operate at all times aud
..asous upon human llfc,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17
DACIERREOTYPES.

AIR. A HERRING respectful, invites t M ,he
M attention OF the commuu''! to ms nc
tufe Gallery.
Rooms up st.lrs in the building formerly
known ~ Sanders and McDonald's Drug store
Rooms or~n from i0A A NJ WI " NJ
Narxhall, Feb 4, 1875, "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17
TUETFORn Il WILSON.
Nav IT, ls5, ly.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

NAIt ABI.E LAND FOR SALE.
MIGRANTS aud others who may be de-
| srou- Of purchasing lands, either for set
,dr,,r, ~, .n,,ula,ipu are Informed tina,
SiS iiundrcd and Eighty Acres
.f valuable land. well watcrcd and timbercd'
AN be purchased on accommodating terms
said land i, situated SIX miles north OF Mar
.hall, and twelve miles from Port 'addo, The
shipping point of this section.
Fin, land i. susceptible of being divided
and will be sold IN lots to sui, purchasers.
Title undouhlcd For further particulars
apriy to - y !hNNiN"",
Mar>hall, March %, 1884. jo-h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

|\NfE would ,rr,ia the attention oi our
w friends and the public generally, to our
irgo and well ~rIeeled) stock Of furniture
uo. 90 hand and daily receiving
Bu-,ans. B.dsieals. fSbles,
Stands, SAFES. N,!ic'c Ware. DO,
Chairs NJ ali kinds,
witch we offer los for cash. Those wishing
to purchase anything IN our line Viii do ven
To- give Us call, and examine our stock ana
pri,c-, before purchasing elsewhere.
Call at the old stand OF hiug Thellord's IN
Matshall.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17
YRESU ARRIVAL
or SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,


WE have inst received and arr now open
w ing, larsc and handsome assortment OF
foods, consisting Of all the articles usually
found IN nr, Good stores Lddis ana 'r"-
A,sens Dress .oois, L,asls, Cations, f'dn-
i,ai,n Goods, Hais CAPS, Boots ard SAof''
Crase,y. Holio,c. aud Nrrdirare. Oar assori-
mcni OF ladies goods has been selected WIN
great care. The patterns which have lately
been introduced are very pretty ana cannot
fail to please and We particularly n,io then'
to call and examine our specimens we nav
also a handsome assortment OF
READY WADE CLOTHING,
Il, weli selected as has ever been brough, TO
tins market.
Planters would do well to call and see our
selection OF plantation goods; and families
our specimens for Housekeeping
In fine, our stock is full and complete.
Aud i! good selections and low prices VIII IN,
rg,. custom, We have right to expect RAPID
sales. Our I'd friends and the public gene
raIy. are invited to call on US
WARD Il NlNION.
March %. 1854. 3'~Iy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

tur entire stock ~ new, having been select
ci ~ the bcs, Northern markets, by one of the
ir,n, whose experience in buying and selling
.ur- We think i sufficient guarcutec Ia our Gus
.,.,.i,r-, that We can sell them at rs reasonable
fi,rs and on ~ accommodating terms ~ ans
other similar establishment, Our establish.
n.m has the undi, ded attention Of both part
Icr- and orders or prescriptions will be faith
ull, aud puueiually attended to at all hours.
Marshall, April ). l>ti. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17
. DON d \ SAN d /. K 5
d Il u q q lists,

NARsnkLL TEXAS.
a heir nev stand. on The corner opposite
q & Gr'gg ~ Go, Hea Of he square.
- WOULD respectfully invite ihe attention
~ Of their friends and customers, IN Harm.
n son aud the adjoining counties to their
',rec aud carefully selected stock of fresh and
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

Imperial Library at 81. Petersburg.-
The institution contains vast num-
ber Of volumes, Of which about 200, 900
are cafalogusd. Among theI are
good many on natdral history and geo.
graphy, and all the works published in
foreign countries on Russia. It's be.
ing constantly increased by new pur-
chases, and the addition to it from time
10 time, OF the private libraries OF dis
tinguishsd sarans. The collection OF
man scripts 10 very numerous. The
Imperial Library further contains the
most complete assemblage Of religious
and other images cut out OF the bark OF
trees, for sale to the common people
u branch OF art, if art it can be called
peculiar 10 Russia. II also possesses n
curious map OF the world, representing
the lour quarters OF the globe, and maxi
ing Moscow a trihe bigger than the
North American continent, while ii
says oi a certain island, This
island is deserted, but It contains dra.
gons, with white faces and human
bodies, called balisks' The !ibraryIs
open to readers every ordinary day from
ten in the morning 10 nine in the eve-
ming. In the course OF last year il was,
visited by $4,000 persons,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

'CPGreat improvements have been
made by Mr.. Rider in the Aquidneek
House, which 10 now open for visitors ;
the hrge'ba in front has been cut
down, and many additional rooms thus
made. A large addition has been pu,
on, furnishing Il beautiful dining-room,
and number Of sleeping rooms. This
alteration greatly improves the whole
appearance and accommodations OF the
House.
Every thing indicates that the COM
ing season will DC very prosperous
one.
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Nor BAD DOcrRiss.- one
who appears TO understand the subject,
has the following -
No newspaper should be sent on
credit. Advance payment is the only
reasonable plan and to that it will sooner
or later come. II no nan is allowed TO
travel on a rail-car, steamboat, or a
coach, or TO tend concert room or
other public exhibition, without first
paying the stipulated price, how much
more should subscribers scattered all
over the country and owing one or two
dollars each for paper be required to
pay the cash down.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

The MASSACRE OF GLENCOE, an his
torical tale, with numerous iIluslra-
iions. BY q. w. M. Reynolds. -
New York II. Long & Brother,
1854.
This is an admirably written story,
possessing most intricate, and vet
well arranged plot. 1t relates tc Will
liam OF Oranges horrible. ruthless mas.
sacre Ola whole claw OF gallant High
landers, whose only crime was their
loyalty to King James their lawful and
beloved monarch. Men, women, and
children, without distinction, were shot
down,or perished by lire,or by exposure
to the weather. TO tie number of thirty
thousand. tits thrilling tale tha, can
not fail TO interest while it nstructs the
reader, as it throws light on one of the
most eventnl epochs OF Scotch history.
For sale by w. Ii. Peek and G. E.
Hamme,t Jr.
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ot the late J. Fenniinore Cooper, in uni
form style, carefully printed on superior
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

AKRIsr OF MAJOR Wysr.-The y.
York Tunes says that Major Wyse, OF
the 81 Artillery, is now under arrest on
Goverror's leland, ior disobedience of
orders. lie was in command of the
troops ior California which sailed in The
Falcon but refused TO 60 out in that
boat, as he did no, consider her seawor.
INV
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

FALL RlvgR.-Fall River has added
her.eli 10 the thriving sisierhood oi
cities in Massachusetts. On Saturday
last the city charter was accepted by
vote OF 529 to 247 a large part Of the
electors not voting at all. The number
or the inhabitants exceeds $4,000. The
town was Incorporated in 1903, the
territory being set a from Freetown.-
From 1904 TO 1894 II was called Troy.
II 1910 the population was 1896.
Boston Adv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

THE RienT or MiSlsTsRs.-The Rev.
DIR. Mason, OF New York, passing up
Broadway, stopped to read II theatrical
placard, which attracted his attention..
Cooper, the tragedian, coming alJng
said to him, 'Gond moraing sir-do min
Isters OF the gospel read such ihings 2
~ hy not, sir said the Doctor-'mIe-
istcrs oi the gospel have a,ighf to know
what the devil is about, as wsll ne other
foIksi