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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-24

MosxoS Justmr.-The three Indians, mufjtt.
on Of Capt Gunnison, whose arrest ives nOiieed
ssae time ago, were Irisd betOts the U. S. Distrct
Court Of The Territory Of Utah, and not withstand.
Ing the testimony Was clear aud undIsnuled, tue
Mormon july, under The influence Of Iheit leaders
could W induced to bring them IN guilty only Of
nAnslaueAlet. Under this letdict, the 0uly one
that could Ls GOT, the Indians Wsrs sentenced 10
THEE yeIfs imprisonment. Bot, as il 10 sci aide
lance The authority Of tue United States, in less
than thtee weeGs ,heY wete permitted by the Mot
mons to..sscaps
The New York Tines states on the au'Ioriiyof
piyats correspondence that no dVuCt whatever is
suivtiined by Col. S,eplot and the authorities,
the, lhe whole thug had Teen bought slOu. Iy
,Ae MOtmons Otths express purpose Of eOucrlia
,inr The Indian, and e11speIa,ins them tgsinat tie
Ptdetal auib0fiiy. For some tine past, Mormon
missionaries have Teen m,inIOinrd among the In.
dans, and Brigham Young has rtoposed lhatinte,.
nattiase between The Indians and Nolmon1 be iu.
ttolueel and eneounsed Is mpIdIy as possible
These occurrences in!ieats the commencement Of
a,ysta Of t.nr<tins with ihs Indians on The part
ot The Mo,noa,, fiom which the worst tesalumay
be tpPteheHded.
f-FTweAiy. koat n4tsoA4 Rave beer iRdiettd lot
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rE,rH OF rnL WIDOW o. DR. K. II. BrSnoF-
RLu,kEAsLx CoINCIpENrE.- 'elttaIlr, wide.
~ Nu1wn aud wel.iOYsl HU5s'I l.anIhtgn Bishop,
u H., our realsfs viii r=irsinUef, hIr aI:=r long
lie Of eEiuenl uSsfulur'S, OF Us residence on
COLLEGE liIir SONS weeks since. Ills M!iv, win
whom Re had lived happily lpr neat siN'y years,
was precisely TVS weeks Its idNIeI, aud lf,t It's
death, ;oierel aLoI as II lost, aud seemed, though
surrounded 10y let aiFsclIonats ChiIdtsn AMI lrLni.
chllIren, 10 isc utterly Alone, ami TIA! l,s void
was longer the plce ~ heri aud sH1ngr ~ say,
exactly two weeHS aftsr hs departure, il wVS de-
C:esi tat hst imprisonment Lefe St OUd mt We
lenihsnsd ont, AID she was called 10 jun him In
the lzllsr world. lis death oecutied IN Sabbath
m!tnlns the ?9ih APii, ond he recsveii"e 10 let,
] ytui sUtnhons, 10 got lin al about 10. same
hjut on Sabbath nothing, tie l3ln inst. Tau,
when lie had lived The same number Uf days urUn
the earth that he lad nlmbtrsd, let spirit l0OX rs
digit, and ste nov "sleepS we'll" BESIDE hin in
lie College iatJ, whste lie wIlIe1l that InUunl
enTeTsi with evefGretms, LutwI Il no monumental
,i5at SlIl!d IIrk his rr,ITI place. Thsfr IS
Something very affecting aud deeply suggestive ~
the death VI tbs aged couple, VITO ip,i Ell IN HE
Nhere not SstvefsI II dea,h,-wko$s allotted time
on cath was the same, aud iOi each OF " lpIn
leOulul Sabbath potalnEs wefe appointed That
they might fll setensly 10 s!eep.-Cn. Com.
mtrtiGl,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-24

TuE CIPrUlE OF BlErG.--lt is stated in tue
New York pAptn that the whole expense q going
after and SnssiinE Baker, the mutdetst Of Poole,
was GOtne w Nj. Geo. Law. lie furnished the
ship, and deftayed the cash expenses Of the Toy'
Sge, out and in, amounting to $3.50. Tie city
suihOutie. on being spplisd to, would 60 no fat
tibet than the outlay Of $3.50, to which sum The
discretion in such eases Of the Mayor was limited.
Hat Tot The public Split Of NJ. LSw the mutistet
SOuId have gone fee, as itwG' evident his es'
cape had b<en Wihked at ~ a porOn Of the 70.
lice, with whom Baksr had been formerly ascot.
aled 10 the ssiEiee.
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To-Day.

We have 50 freely expressed our opinions that
We will not repeat them. We eHhorI oil citizens
TO 40 TO the polls and vote theft own sentiments
vote fot the best and for the best men, and then
,hey will have done their duty. Snndy EanOts
ore ont about dseotd SC, at the POLLS Believe
them mol, and let every citizen determine fot him
self that thets shall be no inptOptiety on his part
aud all will be we'll. To Tie pills and do yIut
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TRu7u ABOUT DEtTH.--The common mode Of
jseoatsing on this subject so interesting osVery
one Of Us, is 20 slted and over OUT heads thai we
ATE glad to hear Common Sense have hi's'y about
il, Thu. sensibly and wisely writes some aIls
man, IN on English Revew:-
at Is a great thing, uuuItenbIy awful aud
thrllng-whsn Tot the fist time IN out lives
Death the COnquetUlnakes h.m'hf known % US
III all tue mystety OF his might aud lRsXotabIe'
nes. Every DAY the newspaper he's its obltutlyi
You ere well aSafe that fifty people die In min
ulsj you have been in tie hsbIl Of looking up at
closed blinds ia the street with some sort Of uwei
ami Instruments in the great Puates hove touched
You as might b9tOniIl mili ne%ly'nads grave
has not Gten without voice and Inotali iune'
raIs have intercepted your path 10 the thofough'
iafeS; people have died next door 10 you bu1
even Death next door Is Death aisI OLA vague
distant terror, and not datkly awful presence -
Stand with SUSPENDED respiration aud Ieyeted
tgmpIes-stand under the yely hOPpins Of his
wings, as the insXOraLle Soops 10 bEeuIhe the last
chill unon the forehead Of some beloved one; lrsl
that the solemn shadow IN which you stand IS
deepsnins aud deepeningj kneel when the silver
cord is snappe, knssl by pale corpse IN lie hush
Of an hour belgEe dawn, with no sounds " be
head but the soLs Of passionate lROuEnets and
Ihe ticking Of cIock-knes, and say to Col The
'Nevet more Of bersaTed heatl, tue help Lord
Of pttish? Of a soul that is come into the deep
waters: 50 stand, so knsei, so cty 10 the Lofi u
life, and YOU will know what death Is, aud What
a celestial hope may rise al luminous ond la:ge'
ouI Of tie blackaeSE Ot hOErOr 10 ihhl woEJ-pE'p'
A simple child CslyS wolaworth)-as simple child.
TElt lightly draws It's breath,
And ieeiS its lie IN every tnlb,
What should II k,Ow VI GeAIhl
And /, is beautifully sad. But | was long, Vety
lons past the age Of childhood, be!ore could Lrus
lhySeIltO believe in dying. 10 this day eau with
difficulty oaly, and by dtTsct mental eiI1tI, con.
celve even ofOne dangerously sick uSdynE-deai!
So completely does actual, present LIE, even when
faint aud iIlteling, keep us neg 'tIUn out VI NY
SIGHT. That the beautiful flame which lights up
tie eye, anI gows IN the 'ouch, should e'et 80
oIl!-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-24
MANY

Eps. IxrrLltarScIRt -Ple4se announce that Mr.. RD-
WARD SOG1oS is candidate Ot tho Office Of Justice Of
The Pace, vacated bY The death Of David MehirI' Ills
location on tbe National Road udwaJ between Wheel
I'M aud TnaiePha Is ore which will enable bin to dis
eh,rss tie duties Of the Oe with great AGILITY, as b
will In other respects TO The satisfaction Of tue
mylt PEOPLE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-24

Hrsnr b. BiGp. Esa.-in the case Of The in.
sistment Of the Commonwealth IS. Henry D.
Bid, Esq, on a charge Of emtelzlement Of the
fund, Of the Petersburg IIailtoal Company, the
billwts 'ianOted,' on Friday BY the Grand jury Of
The Sunetlor Govt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-24

Ma. EOtropi You viii pteats announce Nc JACOB
ASIICK As candidate for Tie Ote Of Magistrate OrtAs
ih District retenT made vacant b. the e'gDatlon Of
Nr. w'rrsn, Bsq., and obliss
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Coon PLrck-.A GENUINE JOINS BrLL-Ths
Lyons ,PtsnGej Papets ate full file following
story
On the .9rh instOnt number Of TnGishmen,
established III That cry, gave i splendid banqutti
to couaifYmau Of iheIts, M. Arihnf Plemn.,
rich nefchant Of Londnn, then at l.yous. who
has iIs. completed residence Of eleYeh months
in llr+ pu!Un Of PfIHSl!ti, Germany, in which hs
tad been piacsd under the following citcnmsiaa.
ceE-AO,uI tSelvenOnth ago. MI Psml"s
stopped 1.-TWO days at one # the prlnripie hotels
al Fiank(Jtt.On the MaIue, and on tie lhltd Jay,
when about h leave, cJilsd for his bill, which, 10
his adDnshmeni, amounted Ia 2inf. lnhIgnJn. al
THIS sAoibIIanI GGInSad, he rendered Une half "
IT, OuI the laualonl PERSISTED, and thu, nlensd 10
send his customer u pIi&On, as the law Of the
place allowed HIM. Tie EnEIIshn1n, hOweyet,
was oGStinSte, and SufF.Ieu hiTlSeI 10 be arrested
md locked up. Although the laws Of PnnkfOh
give this power TO cfrJiVfy, they at the sane time
lnnvs OIL them the necessity Of supporting theft
dsblOfS while IN prison, aud Of furnishing ihsm
with clothes AMI Ulhst orioles suitable to tLelt
position ~ lie. Th; the hoiel.kesp:r was com.
PEELED 10 10 in Nj, Plsming'S case, and so little
care did the Eugliskman takv Of the articles sup.
piled 10 him. tia! the former al last fguaI LEself
minus sum oil neatly 20 QO0f,, aud ceiling iIfsi
of the contest, Il. orIefe tie release ofhis captive
Mt, Fleming satisfied wIth tie triumph Of blush
endurance over GeEman eAtUtIion and spite, i'm.
mslialslY Un his tsleaSe gave sum 10 The poor
Of PtanEf0it, amounting 70 double thSt Expended
by the hotel.keepet
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PEOPLE.
County Ticket,

Josx CASrDEtL, IOuS KSort, and |. IS, N,rcHELt,
will be supported At the ensuing election for the ElOu'e OF
Delegated They ,rslOO well known 10 Ised l.Ithes no
tlce, and we commend item as the ticket for
MS ONO COUNTY.
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WnEELlNo, Yan May %, I9SS.

WWAbhlNSl wv W. -
Ntsn. CALDWELL, COOP, JAcOD ASp FrrlurdI''
o.ntlemsn,-we would respectfully inQuirs
whethst foreigner who claims TO he nAInfillled,
oiIen to vote, /, bound to produce bis N,iuraIaa'
ton paper. betots the Commissioners Of Elections
.. the time Of voting and Letots his rOts eau Le
received.
Also, whether a vo;st who Is tequifed to be
swota OF ottsn 10 sweat may not affirm OF sweat
Is be may elect, And II sworn, whethst be may
not swear on The Holy EvanseIy withcu! cross OF
With an upIlfted hand as he may choose.
4. J. PANNELL,
JAS. N. BCLGER,
JOHN T. RUSSELL,
@. i. CRACRAPT.
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STATE ELECTION,
AMERICAN TICKET

JAxr, p,rtt, 0lllos l.. CilxNER lRd JVHS BllRT
are e.add,,e, Tor TIE sos d Delegates rroa Ohio tOrn
". ThJ are ;ool uAn ini tu,, lad will be supported
mil AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-24

GESrLrHES tin answer 10 yout questions We
reply, Isl, That while tits prudent and prOPetf Ot
tue natutared citizen Offering 10 vote TO have his
naturalization pspers before the COlnm'siOnets Of
Election at the time Of voting, yeI is not strictly
necessary. lie has tight TO Ue swotn, and II he
can show " bis own oath that be hiss beea naiu'
fAted it !. ptopef 10 receive his vote, unless the
commissioners believe from his own OF oihet eSi'
denee that be has not teen nhluralized. And in
any case, il vote is ieje!ted, The vOet OF any
candidate NAV requirs tie vote 10 te entsrel Ia
sepstals list on the poll with the nanls: Of tie
PERSONS lot whom he wished to vote"
%. The votet may swear OF t(titm as he may
prefer, aud he may sweat with an uplifIel hand
OF on ,hs Holy Evausely as be chooses, anl with
out etoss OF tue sign Of it, The commissioners
ate no, authot1ed to teQuite the rotet to swear on
tie cross OF with The sign OF exhibition Of it.
I'll niopet TO add that yoten OF wItReSs sworn
on such occasions may insist on having the oath
administered to them according 10 the PeeuIiar
eetemooiss Of theft religion, OF IN such manner us
they deem binding on theft conscienees, and that
II the person 10 be swotn is not Of the chtisiian
faith he may insist on being swotn in the form used
BY The people Of his own faith OF religion. We
will funhef state lhatif the name Of the TOiet is
found on the commissioners list Of vo!es he has
atisht to vote without Oihet evidence OF his qpaI.
ifrauon, uness the commissioners ate satisfied BY
iu.thet evidence he Is not entitled to vote.
NC. GOOD,
H.jAC0B,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
E. II. FlTzHrGH.
To Nests. 4. J. Pannell, James NJ. BuI4eL J.
T. Russell and q. A. Ctaerlh.
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10 u'eissSs'sss's''sss'
10 he ~ cod ObSIll.rllOa and 10 rO!I
This sensible warm motion TO beSoHIe
A kIHaleJ ciod!

And olhet pulses 10 90 on dealings and other stars
10 keep step along the SEyi aud III! South WIND
10 ppie tue nvers aud silt the le0veS Of The uess
AMI little chIlEsn 10 pEIlle aud plays and Tie
mllion.fOld hum VI life 10 wans OIltw every morn
lus; aud tue round i,nI usSIve heaven to be blue
as ever-OM Is StIAnge, aud WAS once SltIngrt
Itlii to ne!
"Bu. ii any thing could be stranger Than death
ITSELF It oud be The chatter, oni idle, pgInp0ui
cold. bODdrJnsSs with which coaise mntsd pet
sons seem 10 90 about Wlth what ate called THE
last marks Of respect 10 the depatsd. II may
wel S,CiGe }Ou dumb with ama1smsnt 10 hear
widow, WHO IT, Just LIST al only SUI, call GU!
to Slne Une 10 'aGs cate the iurelOl'Cuke IS made
vii, cuuanlS, because she cant bear galloway
seeds HuI that once lrrard with ny O%n saTs.
Aud what las Put the into this HTriuIry TAIN VI
thought IS that, my GO0t being ollfr OverLsatd
veN sharp, fapld Voice, .dtsslng he SeITani ihns
10, II yUn piease'IA could you tell lIe wheIe Il
Miss RtchafdS, dtrESinhket, lives, SOmgwLeisS
about llete, tscoS want her ~ make nE SJiEr
mvaInlng which my husband died a fortnight ago
Of hulcsra.ed sore thtOAt aud I've ouly gyt uus
sound aud LuaHe that's tt 10 20 bout ia and besides
know q young iemule that's jus! dead Vi GvlEs
disa pp0inted III love with my brother IoIvet Which
lie WuS mutilrl last we.&'m ami a lock Of his ar
and piece Of poetry was found IN bet worG.bN'
aud hrf reidliOnS is IN want VI some heXitl mourn
lus, and l'se betn Lunting evefywLeEe LOT Miss
Richards, and lsrl quite lorlY myself, LeCOs ~
was passing by tie FeIILefs lhrY toVG ~ little
10Y Us had been found UtvM add, aud quite upset
ne, II jOuhl believe ne 'n--'
10 heavens aud eitih' Is it possible that
widow VI iounern days can Iaiiie on in this fssh.
ton, iik,ns lot The stating pgInt Of hsr talk tie
death vi hun vim las lam III het bVs0m-auh all
10 a sltmget Oh the tJot SEP! Is ms mourning!
Nay, tEsn, lei tie devil wrIr hllcs, foI I'll have
Il suit oil sa,les'-When am n=AtiVrcsd to nut OIL
woe.itlpplugs"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-24

oGS,3lSrlL JrDGEs.-Q-- was elected
side Judge in one Of tie county courts Of Vet.
mont. lie Was not Tsty well rersed in legal lore
50 he called on a friend Of his who had served as
side judge, 10 make Soue inquiries concerning The
duties Of the Office. 10 his inienogatotes lis an.
SwtT aaS
"Slr have filled this honorable and important
office for many years, but Lave never been con.
suited with regard to tut one question. On The
last d'y OF the spring tenn, ISi- the Judge, sfist
irnsh EACH ,o,ntrl to me snj ' whspetea C,
amt this seat made out OF hard wood" told him
lhLugkt il vas"
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TnE CArrrRE OF SlANoHI ~ rmE lNrERtILlSTs
~ bloody Scene, Se.--A letter dated Shanghai,
Feb. q, gives the following additional particulars
OF tue cap,uts OF that cilY BY tie lnpsnsIlstG
The GfeIt agony IS oyet Ahsta siege Of eigh.
teen months the city is al length IN the hands of
tue lmperiiliSis, supplies OF Provisions and mum.
unnS completely failed the insifgenls; and not
only they, but the poOt inhabitants Of The cLlI
were Eeducr,l TO the last eXItsnItes; dogs, cats,
vetInln and more iepul!Ise objects ~efe dsTOuf.d.
rkere was, no doubt, a formidable conspiracy Of
Csn.red Tot theft relief, and lAf Ohsf purposes ne
lousj ia NY leitst by the POfniOSi, but tue actYt
meISurS Of the lnpetlilIstS and VI iVfsiSuelS,
who Wsfe apptehenslve Of the results 10 tisn'
selves, PfOblb!Y PfeYrnted an ouibteaE, ani the
insurgents, thus deprived ofall hope fIoR without,
wgls iufced 10 bust the bonds ihst ncumLereri
item. AZ about kalf past eleven, Oh The night u
tie 18th, times suddenly burst forth from TWEEN.
" different parts Of the city al once, aud soon tile
whole town was WfApt IN blaze and smoke. The
scene was tettiic; with the exception Of a slight
ire Of mUsket'y 10 the west however, which last.
I'll but few moments, all was still o. death, aud
nothing could lie htatj but the Foarlug Ct tie
danes, and tue craShinS u tiles aud falling IulnS
AldaybteIk the lnlpeTilllsts cautiously climbed
the walls, and Yentuisd StesliLlly along as mice
creeping from theft holes. No one Appeared, how
ever, toOpnnss thelni thetnSnfgenls had fej lforu
the city; Lew aud Alins, With the main body hal
takena westerly objection. Many small, detached
pailiss, howevrr, became lost in the DARK, and
fell into tie hands Of the lmpstaIlIts. The fate
Of the nSIn tody still leInSlnS UntertIin, though
il is repOtlt7l they haze Scatteled aud been cap.
luird. II such IS moi alftaiy the case, il is likely
10 he lLeit fate. Many sick AMI wouEded wets
lett 10 this city, and OF eourse, soon disposed off,
The conh3EfAtIon tagged fOr about eighteen hours,
Sni the Whole city is lAHd IN aShts.
went into tie city yesterday, anl made clf.
cult q The walls. On every SIDE was seen uOIh'
iEE but ruin, distinction and blood. GtOurE az
beA is (saEtully mutIaled frstoonEd the Salls. Al
lie gates, especially hUudreds WrTe hanging on
poles, OF rolling atyut tue Et"nnj, While al n!et.
YlIs, l,Re baskets full wsfe llinE. ! saw also
sevrisl Le9rs of naked bodies nuIiS;sd aud dis
emSoweietl, though most Of lLein have teen bunsd,
The scene ltom tie wallis was painful in the Il.
tIsms-wllhin, mass Of smoking tnIns; without,
havoc AMI GeSItucion-theO once extensive suburbs
Ill destroyed. TIE county atjunl loo preSen,s
. gloomy apprlrancg--alI the tees have Iren cul
OWN BY tie solIisry lot fuel, and every thing looks
bJreL ami dsSoIie. The mlje Tue lee nslan.
Choly Tot tue remainder Of the Jay.
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j. M. LEE,
- NNRs - ~ Is ~

AVA NJ w,pE ASH UN,VS 'T,., "nEVLIVO, -.
l. EEPS constantly on haul NA'iey o. books. acl"ni
~ WHICH NAY br 'OUtd lac VII !, al tie .e'd"g WI
e. o! 10. uus5i, I4cE as JIGFs, hUMt, Sve, Bin h.
uePiy, Eculelt, AuLJr, LglId pgmas, a j lever. =
My o. his wOrks are hNld, god sl!e VITA lucas.
IL asJ ktePt AZ tNthiuge Lt5r n, re aJHS r9ic11S
IT,, bn,Is my reiun them lcer leading ieG, 'uc wGeh
II .ll. ray nc Glowing rcS,i ior 1t blONs ~ CtSi &c
hOOk. ., t1I 81 hNNNA g cents. ml.9i!y
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Snress 10 tie seuius WHOSE tonic, we cay
TuFbS back to lis color tho hair that was Sray.

1Pm%ssnr Woods liaIt R'stOralIre, idvehIsed In
our rltr for The space Of several weeks, is prime ar
ss For the removal Of dalruT and mrarns sOltress
and beIutYt the hlIf iti' we think, unequa!ed And
those who have ttd Il thoroughly, uGIly ldAl It will not
DULY cause the hair 10 srow bU, when gay, TeSInre to
It's original eO!or. Give 1t tnal-Er Gazette, Ocs. 10,
1854.
mylo TN. LOGAN & Co, Agents.
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WHEELING
Steam Cracker Bakery.
No. l62 Marks! 81.
P. E. zlNN,
CoRfsctioncr and FrUiiercr,

CoRNEK OP NNN Nm NNU.sJN sTRkETs,
Wheeling, Va.
will r. seen ltOtIi1. IJVve, the Su6s:tibeT las re
y moved II, eItl5i hin'W 10 tie "Rlilge COiLe',"
where he viii te pea,eI to see all is Old; C4stonI> AID
n aEy rev OLeI U'YcIll. Ills s;UtA IS ILch en-
lIstJ, aud hi. uou1 Lejuy Tedtlet CaulCS. Fruits.
NUS, &C., wkOlssa!e al tie Very lowest nites. Pa
ties SnI lm:es supriei WITH CAKES "Ed hu' u short
eS nGtlCe ls ice can sIvpn Il tie no.i eisani IL
tie eity, aEe 10 aIlsniOI Viii s slarsi 10 ritAss hts
ali p.E. ZrNS.
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uDavidJ, walkeh young lawyer u Little
Rock, AK, committed suicide On Tie Slh inst. by
shooting himself.
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give learn from the visksOurE Sentinel Of ,hs
sth inst. that serious difficulty occurred 10 that
city on the day. previous, between NJ. Mccoy AMI
Dr., Washington BOSNIAN. in which tie latter was
seriously, though it is thought rot fatally wound.
ed. A0er on examination beIcts bis honor, Tie
Mayor. the totnet gentleman wIs dI;cbstGsd.
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rrHav,hO,oe, TIE Yankee rousaeet and tlog.
faphst Of Flank Piece, it is said will tssign lis
consulate to Liverpool, tad spend The season la
l,.Iellss ossl Ep@pe. TIE new eoaal.t DsIem
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sFeamboat Disasters on the Wes-
- tern Waters, D.. ~
AND 8t
! STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY


,ts nn..r,i.pea ha sc ow 10 tcltte Of
rev SIsanib6lt nlltttoIy, which viii es isseI i !9
UttoGer exit The book Will contain eStL LWo m
nsFeS Illustrated In the best style aiM he4y o2Iu ~
sTS be manner Il will be ore Of The hosl interesting
SSoEs aver nnSshe, and will be bpk that will De la'
teTe,n9 10 al elaS.ei Of Te1pe, The Ssaheolt " IS
teTy %i contain complete lfsl and dese'irton 0ta he
STEAMBOATS, now AZ ne MsSs,I anu ~ Of
tstS hut wtsIe sIt b. whom built the psrt o. the
bOal, With the itds she Is In Also be mes o. S ,I
ta4s .sd SesIs teE a &s &C. sI!smb o,,i2 On The he
wtSieTn waIttS, since the nVentIon Of seami 1i",
sketch Of tie first bout built ot lhT UhtI WI" 'Hs
lzlre OF tie builder, eommander aud SwieL ,.,,,o,
Tie River nlTeclory will cohlslna lat and uesGtI
Of IN he Steamboat DiSiIteTs that have secured on t
WeieIu and soulheln waters, beautifully
ai Of M thSss MO Te S[ ts.in q an e SouSeT va
le!S alice 1871. TIE Dlrecloty will eonttn AspSo tAe
Ohio, Mississippi, Missouri, lllIrol' iATk33Sos, M,
ReJ Ouathta, YifUO, AID her Ryersi WIN lne IoMS
inl Cities laid down. With eoGect ditaEee'i lo MANY
oLer River aud Conuei eil ielp OF tutTeh 10 ll% 80
pe At lIEe. lie book Will eolall The cards Ol ths van
COS o. 81 Malt Boats, With the trade they ate m Nc &c
The Directory will also contain complete si y, W,
responsible Steamboat Lten'ea ndssi their Places o. Ie;
SiitLce, &c. &c.i Tie lew Ste1mloit Law, US isqule
nxnls, AMI a the important U :. Supreme QUIT Slea@
boat Decisions gp 10 that httei tte kSleS ~ IN
c,iors OF The yGIioUS L. :. COis In Ith TO tieshs
Lat sI damaged, &C., &c wtth naaT Uiber thlnS' 81
n, directory will be Illustrated in the bat style and
printed In ihE kat manner Tie author has Qr ak e1.
hesn The ets aud eIHS 10 es4Id 70
he nunA Oul Selnl o.! Disasters on h% weAtefh Afi
southern waters. and nOW intends lubttllnE saenl y
book tjIm The price o. the work wl De PHH ioV
sun Of ae nO4r. Five thousand copies viii o ssOsg
mT he bntmeni al Others DESTROYS Of subscribing WI
have 10 10 at opee, pore will t. printed unsIs 9r
leIeI In IdyAnce. Ry lemiti'Rs OK to.laI 70 J.. !
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Of AGENTS lllelteiS should be sddItNei to
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mriS CirClrnsii. Ohio
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give announce, Nth reltst, the death Of out
well known cItleu, William SttSeC3oR, Esq, OF
tie fmr Vi Stevenson and BfOEden, AuCtiuneer,,
aud son.in.lsW Of Chief Justle. fancy. tlf Sic.
yeusons health haI bten imputed Tot some time.
He died last Hls, 81 his IssLsnse gu Nest tltet,
whittier be ttpiitej tome weeks ago, in hopes oil
inptoyins his health Hall. AaW.