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New Music Store.
Sign OF Ihc G:rcCinn TriSOuum, No. I0g
NHuiu street.

s:E--l J. FlCKIESoN would respectfully an
IT, = mouncc 10 the citizens o. Wheeling and vi
7 IL r 1cnity, that lie has just opened new and
x J. Elegant establishment for the OF Voli,Is
Guitars, NiOluccIIOs, TagUets Flutes, Fics ACcor,lc
0ns, ii"njos, and Tnmborimcs Brass Instruments the
first ami best make.
Instruction books for all kinds Of instruments; and rr
singing. "
Music for the Piano, Guitar, Flute Violin, also the
newest Songs nuctts and the very Roman am,
Italian Violin aud Guitar Strings.
C1rOncts. Reeds, Tuning Forks also Violin and Guiior
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail boards.
EuwS iOr VinlnCcllo and Violin.
y. Ike er's Furniture Polish, rcnUvating yaruishcI
Eurrn!c, such PHnos Cabinets, Steam Eoats Or any
descriptions OF Furniture. 10y
Also or sale by the Agent keber Pttsburg Pianos
o the first and hest manufacture in the United States sC
as Nunlls and Carl's grand and square Pianos J. H. Du
h:ms, iiaclt and Aliens celebrated Iioston Pianos &c
MelOIeons. ~
Acco'dcons, and all kind repaired
a. ~ lowest prices. fr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

Hoo SToSY.--We heard capital npecdote u.
counties mast and acorn, ore. very scarce, Ii
abounJs, however iuthr cuUnty OF Eslll. Many
hogs weIe driven there, which the Eslill people
considered an Infringement ontheiT rights. Coun-
ellis were called to deliberate how to lid them.
selves of tits nuisnnce. Manyplaps wsTe propO-
sed, hui fpnlly, after good deal OF debate, one
was adopted. II seems that hogs have great fears
Of beaTs. Accordingly the skin OF q bedT was
nr9cured, and large SOW Yves caught from one
oil the doves. She was covered with the bear
skin aud then let loose. She Immediately returned
among the dIoyes, but on her approach all the
hogs took flight, pursued by the hog with the bear
skin. II is sibted That since this experiment not a
hog has crossed the confines Of Estiil county,
Louisville 7iinsS. Nt t,f
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rown on asYol sale,
TRUSIikL3S SALE

DY Virtue decd Of Trust executed 10 We kr Nm
ID as IeRera loI the benefit Cf The NorA Weston s,t
iOber LtXl, at tie front @ooI OF the tout nOs,s 3 ~
county, TO AslIi0ihe highest bidder for cash H. ,,
pIOIeriyiOr 80 much ieIsol as may be nets,taJ iSn
No lin l4tl squIe OF tile city Of Wheellg, In XII
2ane's addition lhereo supposed 10 measure q NJ, T
OH 9th street and running back i eti also tie W In
Terms Of Saie-cssh. Such lille OILY will he toIv,l
a. Ia vested inIne by The said deed OF liust e,ors n
deed book 81, rage sos, III the CLERKS OHe OF OLoto
w.. ....... .,.i y. LAMB
henhlI ~ --- --- TIhAlLa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

IFThe tavSges OF the yellow feveriu New Or.
leans are shocking, The report Of tue mortality
during the week before asst and The total is $50,
Of which no less than $40 deaths were from the
epidemic, while the extraordinary number Of 1870
deaths were from other diseases This, ihenapen
iutotm US, Is an increase Of 4s over the aggregate
mortality Of The preceding week, which was 4si.
The deaths by yellow fever averaged over 4s daily
The total mortality Of Savannah for hyeweeks has
been 6sl, Of which AS9 were from yellow feyer.--
In Charleston the deaths from yellow fever range
tom IS % % day. ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

POSr oEElOE DEPAHTMENT,-Tll revenue re-
ceived by the Gsheta Pos. Office DeparImentlor
the fiscal year ending s0th June, was from letter
pisiags Si,6Ts,297i newspaper do. sell, $685. 10.
lal S5,Osi $500 Last year the amounts were, IoT
letters q, 926,lO9. and fOr newspapers s7ss, 246'
Total e6,OIs, 1888 AS competed with last year
there is this year an increase id the total amount
oi OSs692. The EXCESS from l.tIers this yearo over
last year is 1915, 1886; while the decrease in The
amount received from newspapers, iSsl7L9ls.
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We lay before our readers to-day, the Sixth An
nual Report from the Directory Of this Road Ito the
stockholders. Itisa document our citizens will
neIuse With interest. .L--.-.-..-
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no0sl ANp Io9 FoR SALE.

TNHE undersigned Offers Tor sdle his lIou,ea ana lo,,,
i Market street cart side, between Nom os aJ Uif,
sueeis Thelot ~ feet front, withb good btk dut.
ling hOute and out huilhlnge ."H f..
II will be sold low aud on Accommodating terms, ~
PosscSsoR given any time alter Tie frat Q! October
ng' EnqulTe Of d hE
seps lgiRa-l.. in. zIMNER.
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NO. l !super Phosphate Of Lime
VERSUS "GUANOI

NHIS valuable fertilizer has been used for several years
I'll III England AIh ollie pa ITS oil Europe, end next tO gu
GO no Tile ghcst ank IN popularity and extent to
which II Is used among Farmers. its UtIOduclion IN this
country by tic Subscriber has been noreTecent but The
ess II las made In HE estimation Of the puhlle has
not been less marked successful then obrOs1 alter u
trial OF three years nvestisauon oiils merits, IN which
lime here has been very many tcTupulOus eXpenets
made by the most scientific agrleultlistS aud vArlouS
tos relative value compared within latter and In most
instances preference given 10 the Super Phosphate Of
Lime" Such reports a. returned win tlor be ga5ed
before the public, which will convey more Information
than the subscriber feels disposed TO Offer, as the manu-
laoturer, Mt Tho present moment, yrr..U
Its ehemca composition Is OF that nature TO at once AZ
ford OOd and nouTishmcnt Ia 6rowt OF all descriptions
lie basis being gIOund "Bopts," tic ecsoy OF
which az manure 10 already we'll known and appreciated
whel are decOnpOsed by tile addition OF one fnh their
weight Of Supmio Acid, TO which added due proper!
ton Of Guan1 and Sulnate OF Anm0na the Ter s one
OGthe efficient agents IN the best Peruvian Guan0 =
II Is easy handed being perfect POWDER II Will 10
found suitable TO all Soils warranted pure and genuine,
and when at maturity TO he Ould a. ecaClOus as here 10
presented. |M .t u tlA
Pamphlets viii be forwarded on application ~ the sub
seTiber or 10 his agents, whose iancs uTe as OllOws
MesssTs, MoGrudeT & SonS, Richmond, Va
10 Rowleli, HARDLY Il Go, Pete sburg, Va.
do Rornm & McClean, Norfolk, Va.
do q. NJ Stewart, Esq, baltimore, Md
q. Il, Dk BURG,
N.H Agricultural Chemist,
sep95 WILLIAMSBURG, Long Island, N. Y.
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CrSrAAL AMrRlcA.-AdViOsS from San Juan del
Noue 10 Sept. 18th, state that Doctor Green, Brit
ih Consul to Mosquito, had arrived. The news
of the bombarlnisnI Of GreytOWn was not known
IN Enslaud when he lsttj but he has officially au-
nounced to the people that England will not pro.
tect them unless they manage to live In peace
with all'meu. Affairs in Granada renamed about
the same. Surgeon Davis, Of the revolutionary
party, shot brother surgeon liz most TEACHER
Gus manner at Virgin Bay.
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MoNAIR g HnRVnY

MONA4N q 26ENN6E
A RE NOW opening an extensive stock OF
IA NC'fE vi Fall and Winter Goodg,N
And wISbtO see all thOlr Old tnends VITA many new
ones qs eall n II convenient AZ IS Main 81,
Centre Wheeling, i8l1 nHu qlip73uiif ~ ,hePl3i
it' john Woods IN tue UI1tut
HHHn.I nI VS. nj tt| FHhrif SCouTt Tor Ohio
Ernest Hayes administrator and OlheTs. eounty, Virgo
In pursuance or decree OF The circuit court for OHIO
county, made the Tth day Of Jppe 1854, win sell At
the 'front.' door Of the court House Of said county on Seu
day the 4th day OF October 1851 lots No Go and an la
the town OF Trndepla nnI lot NO.t5, dhaNhe anil vi
ded half OF Oi No, H. In s1uSro No n, IN South Wheel
ing merry called RehetUwn, In the county oil Ohio and
state Of Virgnai being The properly IN the bill and pro-
eeedings mentioned tiE- ,-,,-.
Trt5s Of SSls-Ten per cent OF The purchase money III
cash, the balance at O. re Ahd t8 months, te purchasers
giving bonds with approved eeuriIy ylilrpeTest from
wM, s.. wIoKHANEs ~
sept9 a3WLl Elll sbsriG of Ohio county.
IHBBSE 80 boxes prime ". x. CheesesV lSl feeelvsl
~ aud for sale by Or flLl ulHNnt
TALLANT 4 DELAPLAIN,
SeHS rnarrsl Nh ~ Ma'n street.
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ADMINISTERED ONS SAFE

15 Shares Warrington Hail Stool
+ ILL sell al Public Sale ON THURSDAY IL ~.
June next Fifteen Shares IGton Hst S,stNulR
iOrgipr 10 lis estate Of II. HISs, Letta,IS sS +
est builder. lut.. llI
TerniS made known on dayOf sale,
my2I ,-.. JNo. Il. BOlSEORD, Air,,
August l 5aG .0l.l'sa ~ q
O5-TbIs sieis pOslpOnsato SEPT SD atilot iis''
,J5,1.,. ,hoy. ".,i.I Il. ,,,,n,,.., tfk
october, 1851. 81 ..5. lfl 'ld
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

TnE RICE oROr.-The Savannah Georgian Of
Saturday last says;
We are assured on authority emitted 10 great
confidence, that the loss Of the rice crop on the
Sayannah and Ogeeohee rivers, by the storm Of the
9Th Instant, will be July JOurthS, on The AL
tamaha about Ons,tlird, aud on the Satilla moth
ing. On the rivers between Savannshand Charles
ton, the probable loss may be estimated at about
half ur
Further serious damage may be appTehended 10
the crop from the storm which is prevailing at the
time that we are writing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

g. PARTRIDGE especially inform ht p,lrs,
IN sFand the public generally that the light being ret
iaYopble at this season, he will give particular snti
during This mouth aud text, TO taking tile llltlt,,
youns children, on every leasan DAY botWstnit bsu
Of 12 aud 3, III mill
TOIIN RUNNE has opened a Store On AIIItiIl.
u Wheclig, next 10 Michel RUlan's mai BE yarJ h
lilo sa Of Second Hand Furniture, where he i, 5,..
mined to buy, sell or exchange Furniture Of al hndI-
etc otC.
All persons having Fgrplt,re TO AsyO,V u will aHil
10 their alyanl9' w jeS-dsn
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DIssoLUTIoN

THE Arm OF W Paxton & Co. 10 thIs day dissolved
hy mutual consent Their cooks and ucsOunIsAre at Tie
ons Of the Arm maySlwsys he IopQd quisnd 10 settle
menis. 81. ~, .E,". --..,.,t,
'INAh '.itl. cb. t.hN }. w. PA XTON, pr
ar,fl r.. w, PAXTON.
wheeling, August 81. '6t. aHp 5la I17I sens
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sH, RIFFS SALE.

7IIH-T Dul NIFF| y ohLE, -
.oQs SePnsn NICE lnthanS,ry. I,,t.
6sotre 81. Gthars admnistrator t Sos,, q Oh
aid others Va
lnpursuance OF a decree made on thsTbH,,,
1854, In the dbOVO anled cause, will tei Al ~ JGis
her, 1854 part Of lot NO. i;7, Ohtre On Stlta
rear r hutons coal bank, being he ann r'Sn ,'t
present occupied by Mrs.. Mary Gphnn. ''Or'iII u
The sale viii be made on q credit Of az, iv,i,.
eighteen months the purchaser giving lords ~ ~
proved security, beainslnioTesI lroi dsvot wy "ua y
the TILE will be retained until the whole A
Is paid. " .lfti no -'sI
pgt .f..-.....- WM S. WIcRHAu
u-rhe above sale iS postponed until SslUfi,Sii.I T.,
laynf October, 1854. ,aaa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

DEyELoPMENTo E FRAUD.--Eyely now and then
facts are elected which serves 10 explain how some
Of the "fast young men" are enabled to make so
much Of slow on moderate salaries. Here is
another insanee, as relates " The New YORK
Journal Of Commerce. Haar
An old established iron manufacturing frm
found iselfssriOusly embarrassed in lis finances,
and has Just Lesn obliged 10 make an assignment
TO its credilois. Upon an examination Of lliebu
sness ace0unIs, il was discovered that the CLERK,
WHO had devoted considerable time In sailing
yachts and oling fast horses, and finally snied for
Europe on pleasure trip, lad been unlailh'nlto
The trust conhdrd 10 him. Among Other conlEl
vunces for lining his pockets, he had been aceus-
toned, each pey.daH to sat apart considerable
amount as The shale Of wages due 10 wOrkinen
who had not beru IN the employ oflhe concern for
year past, and appropriating the same as lie saw
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FEW more OF those fine 10 s. SewIll, Thoa Iundell,
"A aud David Taylor WAthes Just received ANA for sale
al No. Washington Hall, by tLt.t i.a.t..iaI
Iis21 .f f.'g- ..... I'D ..... a.. C, p, BROWN
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lhsI, sight, and tho great number Of etulohsH and
otter allihOialsuppemens 70 MUMMY, whIo9 ese
~ jmoIoIe tSeS,J of that Holy Molhel who was
On ,5e og9lsI@ q On aG s.66.gSs
shon sbsss h. that neatly oil OF these hi,
firm persons Sre almost n'IanIansouily cuIsd'at
the moment Of thet S5 S.s .S' @ sSSp
n" ned and lid before Tie allpb alleg having
been supported os al ds ths ho'y table, found
themseyesso completely IeeoysL,ea e'e. Isoelylns
O. mmunion, as 10 be able 70 lelite OF llemselyss'
and ysmaib Eneeling ior hours together 10 thanks
giving F5S s ils SIa do q Sss
',,sS5s ~ 6,,,s5 M M convefsons, Ut 10 return
thanks for them when Isgslyeg' Nn@tbeIes'
other slOos have 5eon sS 1Ss sis sS 5s @e
JS,,L 800 N ia atef dTAWnlfon The sacred
sourc source on the mophtila Psl9hps ere long I ,s
pdus devotion sulmcains ne SS Go, ~ 's o1
Ia,v ,nnsi certainly eauallY cherish and love the
chiidrom Of lbe liiudesofAmttieaN y
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Contrai Ohio railroad.

gRIDAY LOOMING. sEPTEA1sR .. 90.
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AyouSol lady, recently maUisd to farmer, one
day visited the cow.houss, when she thus intertO-
gated the milk. maids "BY.thp.by Mary, which Of
lhsSseoVs gives the buleT-milk, Ond which one
siYes the skim.milkP'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

Towsn AND Clrlks op lOwA.-The following
table shows the population Of tie principal towns
aud cities Of IoWh,--BuhirgtOn, 1906 Dubuque
sss1, Davenport, 6,2O9I ReOEuk, t,76si Musca.
,ine. 1894, Iowa City. 1910, Fort Madison,
900. osEaloosa, ,lssi Cedar Rapids, i,I2oi
Pailaslj, 1913. II
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a LADY oLEaE ON MlssFHfPI srEAHER.-
The 81. Louis Republican mentions that there is
one feature abOvt the steamer Illinois Belle Of Pc
culiar allracuvensts-a lady clerk: tl.,
"Look al her bills Of lading, and 'hay j. Pat;
Iefson, clerk, will be seen Traced IN delicate ana
veTy neat style Of ohltogFophy. The insurance
companies, under such on Arrangements ~ili nave
70 come down q fraction on thelr risks. laqy
oirIk on western steamer llsPenks strongly Of
pur moral PROCESS" fst.b "a
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SPiRIT1GL MANIREsrATloSs.-,1h Cincinnati
Roman Catholic Telegraph publishes what it
terms an interesting eXtaetfOm letter Of one OF
our Students al NnnleE," 10 France Tue exToCt
is rs follows; ls 81 atlH.af a5 vs.. t.lol
have been witnessed al the little chapel Of the
seminary, in which beauiilut statue Of Viz
ginWitll the two shepherds is placed at present,
until better and more proper ediliCe be construct
ted, recalls the early days OF the Catholic church,
so envened by the nUmberless miiuClts OF the
Apostles. l have seen will my own eyes PERSONS
who came, or rather were bought to our little
chapel, aud who had been infTm for yeaTs past,
some Oflthem from birth, When the tIt Of man
could no Longer do any mole good, return home
cured and IN perfect health. The blind Tecoy,H
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RIFT the premises or the subscriber In Centre Wheel
lJiIE,aIed muey Cow, with star In her forehead, A
suitable oWOrd will be paid for any Information OF her,
senI4 IN H1-tHf bEu. WILSON,
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~ {. " F0R SALE 2 ~ = ~ Z y

lnuuTsuHnco OF decree made Oh IA. "a,
1851, In tue aJOYe named catpe will vi, uil GJa,
ikettO tho highest tnd best bidder On w. VIC ma
day Of October, 1871, 'le l4et Of latd in n, lt ~
adjoining tie State line, eonlAigE abopt III
acres, mora Or less, AID bsns lie as9, ~. tid
which ilC Rev. John Ilrice died seiIei PiottHJ q
TtI1Hs oJ Sdie-0io l3uitli oil The pdIsb,,.t
paid In cash Onths day Of sale AID lie l,
twOyearFi Tho rehaseT giving bonds Will zee "a
ourltyi bearing Interest from day Of aIs sPiotti
Will DO retained until The whole purchase 49,, t TIL
air,n Wbl, y. MlCKH5N Is PAD
Washington Examiner copy and cLsrre V ,, sS5EJ
forward COny 4 .... - I0'-. b' 'hA Olhts
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Oy,r,, op AN EpfroRl-<IIllWeTe posSlOlei now
isosont n would be for the sensitive nina To l1tn
E,SD tbs contemplation Ollhe many hpHowipg m
cidsnis which, o6lfude themselves IN lheHeat NE
,ouyoey. and IA limit It's experiences 10 the bIlghl,
,Ss bsSutiful and lovely OF The many palnlnI
;nciJenls which ofe almost OF daily occurrence ~
az, Iouisyllle world one has just been Teehed 10
ne calcula,edto excite the most painful regrets.
W. relef 10 the death Of RoBERT CoULYER, OF VI
bone. o, Considering The circumstances 81 bis
JeaIh. the history OF his brief career Is rendered
interesting Nc. D. was gucctsSiYely edior and
nTopIielof Of the Springfield (O) RrPubte' lhe
kenton 70 } Republican, and the tindlay lO)
Ootritr, His numerous ytadets anu personal
friends ana admirers in his own native Slate neeu
not lie reminded Of his literary aequiIemehts mr.
Of the social qualities OF head aud heart which ne
nossessed, calculated to emlfNI bis memory TO
those who stood in those coUueclipps VIII hm
mud 10 render the period and manner OIL MS ueaIh
painful contemplation! Gifted, hon0Teu nhu
emulated, his successes were too WuGll lor his
moral courage, andne fell another great ylopm 70
the seductive wilvS and ESTABLISHMENTS oil Tue IN
visible spint OF wina,Y II Is but a fortnight scr
he wandered fTOm lis home IN Ohio -ioTsaklng tie
influences Of atFusng, fond and youthful com
nanion--a aud came here TO die among strangers
lie bT nlhed his last ON Saturday week, at The Mo.
Tine Hospital, whittier lie bod gone himself, with
O consciousness thathe had run his course. II Is
but an act Of justice that we shonldsay that The
ngonies Of his ebbing tideof life were a !leVlaleh
by the kndest attentions Of phySelans and nurses
TO the young mon OF noble impulses aud Of pleas
ing social qualities this Tecitsl Suggestive OF
moral beyond the powers OF line orNlOTy or tle-
gant dIction - Louisville QOpnsr ,l W
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REAL ESTATE sA1, 1s.-
,RvKR.t N 81; ~ :. be 9. Sold.
For Sale. !,

OF No Q, In block25, OH tlamnle,, &c., ~
~ pa y, ilglns beck 100 lest To- an tIsy 1t, 10
.e Psal l9m ia Tue city iof GIs.ld.9!h j
lotl or one hail OF II, as may heal St ,h W.. se
% ESgo'q9'qa'lon enquire at this oDsoOr oSfSSs sh
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VltIVAl1ItN ~ IN 40 " n
U &c Roberts

NHH UNDER lgned wishing TO remove as soon as possl-
10, Oer for sale their store boat named ''RURYI"
very low fash The slto Tine boat Is, so eet long
aud i6 feet Wide, with sci ling, counter &c suitable LOT
the by Goods aud Grocery business 10
Also, a lot OfORY CdoDs md GRonERIES, which viii
bstodat auction on Tie es Inst Possession given on
WATSON & FREEBURN.
mouth Of Wegee, Ohio.
For further Information, inquire OI John !. Watson,
opposite Postonice. ESQ B9plGdtG
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Bishop Of Mississippi says;
"The whole statement Is a sheer fabrication.
The Bishop has not given or authorized any such
notice 10 be gwen. The S; altment is unqualified
lyuntrue. Bishop Green's individual oninlonis'
that baptism byany but BpiscOpaIly ordained oler-
gymen, afeinYnlid, and he advises persons TO be
6aplised, Notwithstanding their previous baptism
sleady received from persons not EpscoPely Or
,laned; but il the pnnyiS himself satisfied with
his boplism, though not from o clergyman Episco'
pally ordained The Bishop does not eSact nor has
he ever eGacted a second BAPTISM"
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eN3,ei4 90

:
tEE. ..s. ~ Officers. w INleF
THOMAS X. BRACE, President. Wv
K & RILEY, Vice President. 70
.|s Ii THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, Secretary. d s.E I
D. II. BENKrr, Gensrhl Agent at Clpeiniaii :.
declared ~. p. PETERSON,
sruIR Wheeling, We.
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Great Bargains

n BNTLBM I'm desiTOus toIobthiha suit OF Clothes Ul
VI the finest quality made nthu most JaShioHebs siWe
and at extraordinarily Low PRICES. can do by leav
ing their measures with g1 9TH. HUGHES, .sa HpI-
~ salal No. 80, corner Monroe ana water sw
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-01

here. Tiesrs from &c ams a6sumsnt fksf - q
early d:y e @ "a g es
Of eight ten miiliouao ~ aor6 Il thu A. y part Of
Al.bsms s.d re pr e ss. ~ e {. s sh,Is.
on the. 2dsh st Sept, isIG 6ensrsls JAcAson an4
eth. G nssss;ssass ar IL 81
sorve not eeded 81 ne iveaiy 81 Fort Jatkgs The
asr.aIds psssnsss1ss hot 80. nsr sstss
ever been paid 70 the Creek nston for their tide,
valid % u was found 20 be: .I e Liz.
pI sas ~
clam at the last sessisn The Commissioned Of In
dian Affairs, apon the call Of the committee on In
Of the claim, and. upon further call, sdsised The
then e sa I s s cSncnsns WITH him the
were adopted BY the committee. and the chairmsn
was directed to move the amount By way Of amend
ment to the General Appropriation Bill; but the
House. not well informed a.t the nature and rta
Of the claim. declined 10 make the appropriation
Nov. what stronger appeal can there be to the Jus
tice Of Congress- than the foregoing fscts as aliesed
~ tue Indiana IN their memorial corroborsted and
e they were every particular BY the
Executive branch Of the government. Had these In.
aiana years ago, received compensation for their
them ' ho nae me Money been proosr to-
than they are, might they not now be- Butif Is moi
yet too late. The opportunity here presents itsei
condition to promote their agricultural and mechani.
cal interess TO retain and estabish other schools in
their several townships, and to advance rapidly in
civilization. And to heed their prayer, what viii
Congress Itself be doing7 Nothing indeed but taYdp
insfice to people who have been their allies and
friends 10 war; and whose blood freely shed ir
many battle. ia defence of the whites This claim
OF the friendly Creeks 10 appeal to the bounty OF
Congress appeal TO its Justice and when this
shall be melted out to the Indian race, and more
liberal policy pursued and perseyered in regard to
all the tribes it will then and aot until then be writ
ten. that their advancement in civilization equals the
expectations OF the government and philanthropsts
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