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Another Wagon.

A J RALSTON 4 ! RO. viii promptly deliv.
- eT N any part OF the city all articles ordered
from their New Grocery and Provision Store
fs Johnson Street. Orders solicited.
June 9, 1885
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HOUSE WANTED

4 SMALL house, TO he tenanted BY /f.A
II small genteel family. A lease would 3G
be taken Apply at THIS Office.
Auu nsi "a. 1885
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&. W. Sanders,
URNITURE WAREHOUSE
MAIN STREET, Bet. Ord and 4th Streets:
KE0kUK. IOWA.

MAIN STREET, Bet. Ord and 4th Streets;
kEokUK, IOWA.
HfHE undersigned has now in
i his Ware Rooms, and de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
well selected assortment Of all kinda Of x1S-
ni'ure embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSlN0,
and plain Bureaus; fine and plain Sofas; 6ne and
plain centre ana card Tables; ane seat and wind
sor Chars, rocking Chairs OF every destripti04'
from plain wooden seat, to the Enest hair CLOTH
stuffed seat plain and sancy turned cottage Bed
steads OF the latest styles; Lounges &C.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes clocks, carpet
nss, floor and door mattings, foor and table oil
cloths, mattresses, feather busters, carriage trisb
mings, window shades and trimmings, and every
other article usually KEEP, in my line ofbusfns4.
Part OF my stock was made under my own sl<
pervison, and the rest bought from manu1Actees
les or high standing, SO that | can warrant every
article for durability and hnish OF wOrknaAship.
Nv object is to establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and
as an inducement TO persons 10 purchase Of No,
au resolved to sell a: the lowest st Louis prices.
Call and examine my stock before Purchasing
elsewhere. / will always take pleasure In show.
ing furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on me, whether they feel inclined 70 buy orJ not.
may 81 '5A--tf G.. w. SANDERS.
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w }. 1h" ILL W. NJ. DOLBY.
JEWELL & DOLBY,
House and Sign Painters, Gla-
ziers and Gilders.

Shop On NE corner Of Second G johnson
Streets, opposite the ST. Charles.
WCILD respectfully announce TO tho ctr
W zens OF keoknk, hat they have formed q
eopar'nership, { May 5ii'. 1865, for the purpose
Of carrying the above business in all its
branches. They ready at all times to un-
dertake work in their line, which they pledge
themselves shall be executed with punctualiiy
and IN style equal to the best, and Is rsa-
so' able serms az any others in the city.
N. B. Particular attention paid to PASEa
HAsc,sG, which they will do with nea ness and
dispatch also old sash regazed.
May p, SIS. i3m.
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NrKENNY. NJ. II. RUNNl
Mckemny G Runner

II AVE thus day associated themselves together
IL for the transaction ef the Drug business III
all its branches. They expect to keep on hand
a general and we'll selected assortment OF Pure
Drugs Chemicals, Perfnmcry, Eaints, Oils, &c.
Also have by thls arrangement become sole
prol rieors for the manufacture and sale of H.
r. GiIimore's celebrated Mamaluke Llniment
aud unrivalled Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, for
the 4 lies of Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and territory of Nebraska.
All orders'in future will be addressed 10
McKENNY & RUNNER
Dec 6, 1881 dtf
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FLOUR! FLotR {

THE Undersigned wishes to inform the ctii-
4 zens Of keokuk and vicinity, that he has for
sale prime article of FLoUR, made of pure Fan
" heat. Every barrel warranted TO give s,tae-
faction or the money refunded Those wishinsE
the advantage Of the late decline in Fteu1 VII
10 we'll 10 call at the CRY Mills
Floul delivered in any part of the city free OF
charge. VII AUSTIN.
june /, 1855. d3m
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Fruits. Fraitsu
OK BOXES choice Layer RAisins, who're, half
NJ and quarter boxes, 1000 lbs fresh Zante Cur.
rante, 10 cases Ctron, rs cases fresh Praues, for
sale by w. e. FUNKHOU5BR
ulne 30
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Ice Cream.

!" are OF all times prepared TO furnish Ice
w Cream Vanilla and Lclnsn1 10 families
ia any desired quantity We viii pack 1T in
stall freezcrS so that II with keep for twelve
hours or longer.
CREIGHTON & dinner
june ~, 1863.
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MINERAL WATER
NESkRS. MOORE 4 HOOPER

4 of GRATED MINERAL WATER, the
qualities Of which cannot be surpassed by any
natural spring in our Union, and that i is highly
conducive 10 health, and contains no deleter,ous
arngs, which is often the case with fountains no.
properly formed and managed, they beg leave
10 refer TO the following gentlemen OF the Medi-
cal Profession:
Prof. J. {. HUGHES, NJ D.
J. r. SANFORD, NJ. ID.
ID. 5. McGUGIN. NJ. ID.
j. K. ALLEN, ID.
L, {. fkHScfS, NJ. y.
Jnnr %, 1885
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GATE CITY HAT STORE.

y 49,
y f. VOORHEES, 4 ca. respectfully
~. nonnce TO the citizens Of Keokuk andO
the merchants generally that they have lust re-A
turned from the East, where They selected aad
are now receiving the largest and most complete
assortment Of Hats, Caps, ana other articles Il
their line ever brought TO Keokuk. An expeeS-
ence OF thirty years engaged "a napufAtturefk
and IN the safe Of hats, ought to enable n to giv6
entire satisiaction to retailers and consunssS..-
II Will be our business as we'll as our interest
always 10 select with care both with regard q
quality and style. We bave located here pAr1E
manently aud Will exert ourselves TO do iustiea
to our purchasers. The citizens of the city eosl
rely upon our hats beng the best quality and
newest style.
Please give Us call and look over our stock.
At the "Ga'e City Hat Store,n No. II, opposite
M,kenny Runners Drug Store. ss
highest price paid in cash for all kinds OF fam
and deer skins. ST VOORHEES, n co &
March % DIFF
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COOL.
HAVE on hand dozen Ice Chests and Re.
i frigerators, embracing several di1orent sizes
and styles which will Be sold at the lowest pri-
ces and warranted to plsassx by
VIZ. C. FUNKHoU6ER.
June 2. 1885.
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stray Horse.

GTRAiED from the subscriber, corner
~ Of Exchange and Thirtesth Streets, a dSSA
BAY horse, about ten years old, small
sized, short black name, and black tail, back
somewhat bent Any person returning said
horse shall be literally rewarded.
GEORGE LOEFFLER.
K etk. Angust 1881. dlM'
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DISSOLUTION.
THE LOVERS SoLILoQUY.

THE LOVERS SOLILOQUY.
Go search the Indies wave foi r-a,ls,
To deck your high born maiden,
o. dig Golconda's diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden.
20 gather Myrrh and Ffankincense
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your hearts delight"
Loves widest OF devices
I'll give to her whom adore,
BY far an of'ring richer
nv face, all dressed 10 lovers smiles,
In BuELL's fair Skylight Picture.
Buell's Gallery, Sc, Mala Street
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DON'T FORGET

DON'T FORGET
Two call at BuELL's large Skylight Daguerrean
1 Gallery, and have your life-iike miniature
taken and cased in one OF those splendid frames
he has just received from New York.
Gallery SO, Main Street.
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NEW HorE, or III. Rescue.

A TALE Of the Great Kanawha. One Of the
n most spirited and granite pictures of West
ern liie ever written. JTCAVE t. SON.
July 81 1859. div
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FRESH L1W0No.
DS BOXES choice Siciiy LsmAns, lust ~
ZJ ceived and for sale low ~
w. G FUNKHousER.
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fFoRMEaLY KEogUK H0TEL.)
IN Loo ATED on the Lcvec, below NJ sin-st
HI most convenient to the steamboat laniinp
Has been taken BY the subscriber, late OF
the Phgnx Hotel, and has been thoroughly 4e-
paired ard we'll furnished. The entire arrange
ments are Hade with a view to the comfort of
his friends and customers. He hopes therefore,
by strict attention 10 bnsiness to have a share OF
public patronage. The attendants speak the
English, German, and French languages Give
rue a call DANIEL ACNE
March 3, 1855. dswtf
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Corn Meal 4

I00 BUSHELS Fresh White Meal for sale
lUV low By w. G. FUNKHOUSER.
lunc 30.
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LIME SILK HATS, Of Mo Neiis' manufacture
l. by y. r. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
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DENTAL SURGERY,

ID X. X. S. b A K + X,
NTOuLD respectfully announce TO the oiti
w zens Of Keekak and vicinity that he ha.
permanently located ia keokuk, where he eS
poets to perform all The operations pertaining TO
Dental Surgery.
He feels confident in his ability to give salts
factionto those who may favor him with Their
patronage.
e Once on Main between Third and
eurth Streets.
FAN operations warranted.
Keokuk, April 81, 1855.
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Patent Sad Irons.

20 BONES Of patent selt-heating Sad Irons
which will be sold IN lots TO suit purchasers,
By W BUEL L. BRO.
August y, 1895. 2wd ftw
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tlD DoI floyds' American Penetrating Lin
wv imeui, 10 qa .nflttss 10 suit purchasers.
2DD dok. Esculapien Liuims ut aud grea
variety of Patent Medicines al
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
April &, 1893. i
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Patent Roofing.

e0ne lbs Felt,ng,
% bbis. Composition, for sale by
CLEGHORN 4 HARRISON
April IL. 1880 W
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of Mi styles and IN my eua-tity.
DELL & MATLES~ have lu>t "a
received 3 large aud splenAii kEks
rely al Boots and Shoe, oi The -
l. = styirs and seicr 81 WITH partlrUiar rr.-r-
-ti thing d.>ilabe 10, Lalirs. Mis>c.. Gr,tl'-
men, Rows aud Children. Whieh they ~,ll .cIi IS
lew ior cash, any dealer IA the Ity.
They are also prepared 10
Ma>UFacTuRE
all kinds OF Ladies and Custom Work a. at,
desired style They employ but the very
best woFkmef, and plenty OF them, anA pre-
pared 10 hh ali orders with perfect saistaclteA
ard with entire pnnetuality.
REPAIRING
lone with neainess and dispatch.
We nsiis all persons 10 give US cali a, the
sign os the MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite A. l..
Dening Co.'S Banking House, Main Street.
ODkLL g. MATLESS.
Keskuk, June G.. d&wv
Sack Salt.
FIVE thousand bags G. A. Salt, heavy and fall
bleached and in fine order. now landing from
steamer Adriatic, and for sale bv
CLEGHORN & HARRISON.
June ?. 1858. de,&w
Patent Resfing.
s1oe lbs Fet,ng,
% bbls Composition. for sale by
CLEGHORN HARRISON
April IL, 1850.
Patent Sad Irons.
26 BONES Of patent selt-heating Sad Irons.
which will be sold in lot. to suit purchasers,
BY f. w BUEL BRO,
August Q, 1885 2wd itw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11
THR POETRY OF FHYs1c.

AYERS PILLS glide, sugarshoa, the palate, hut
their energy although wrapped up, ere, and tells with
giant Orcc the very foundations disease There are
thousands of sufferers who would their dist
if they knew they could be uEed for CSC Try Ay
er's Pills, ard you will know il.
Puify the blood and disease will bc starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities you cured
already.
Take this best of all Purga,fves. and scrorula Indi-
gestOn, weakness headache back ache, Side ache,
dice. Rheumatism, arrangements OF the Liver Kidneys
and bowels all arrangements and all diseases which
purgative enedy reach fly before them like al kess
before the
Reader, If suffering any of numer Us
complaints they cure-sufer M morc-thc remedy has
been provided you. and is ain inal to rtglect it,
That Ayers Cherry Pectoyei IS I,hc hest medicine for
Cough, is now well known to the whole world and
AyeTs JiHs are the best of all Pills, is known TO those
who have used them.
Prepared by DR.. j c, AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Price % cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
a. e. GOOD 4. to, Wheeling
oe2 wholesale ard reiail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

THE ATLANTA BANK OF GEoRoA.-rhe Angus
ia Chronicle states that bills on the Bank of At
lanta to the amout of $4,000 were protested under
the following circumstances: A gentleman from
Illinois. called at the Bank Immediately after the
opening of the doors in the morning, and present.
ed $4,000 for redemption, and during the whole
forenoon, the Bank only counted slO.OOO-wEich
could have been accomplished easily in thirty
minutes, as the packages were made up of bills of
IS and upwards and put up in packages of $500
each. In the afternoon the payment of the re-
manning s26 900 was demanded by Notary, who
was panI all but $1,000, when he was ordered by
the Bank officers out of the Bank, where upon he
proceeded to protest that amount.
The Chtonicleicontends that the Bank accord
ing to the statute has clearly forfeited its charter
and adds; Alta former period, only few weeks
since the Bank of Atlanta, aud the Bank OF the
Interior. at Griffin, kept an agent waiting about
eight days before they paid him $4,000 which
was presented by HIM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

HOFs.-Mr. Hull, of Connecticut. has furnished
the agricultural division of the Patent Office with
an interesting report of the condition and progress
of agriculture in Fairfield county, nnd in connex-
ion mentions the cultivation of hop tree by Mr.
Henry C. Williams. Mr.. W. does not claim to
have first discovered ii, as it had long been cult
waited in that city ornamental Tree, but claims
to be the first discover of its utility. All who
have ever used this hop are SAID 10 pronounce it
superior 10 the common variety-a much less
quantity answering althe purposes of this article.
This tree is said to be hardy, aud adapted to any
soil or location, and deserves to superseis the un.
slightly hOp-poles 10 be seen in many gardens. a
specimen accompanied the report, which appears
to be OF "a very fine quality.
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FOR SALE.
- SA$ AO4&A9s
Il Valuable Ohm Pipcr Farm


CITING as Executor under the will of the late Jas,
IL ID Neal, decd will proceed, "n the
18TH DAY Of NOVEMBER,
to sell TO the highest bidder the Farm now Occupy stu.
atcd on the ONO RIVER thee Mes above the town Of
burg, Va, The terminus If The great Western
Link OF tie baltimore and Ohio Railroad; said to con IN
NO liuhured and Fifty Eight ACTcs-abuut hundred
aud ihty five acres OF bottom land, cleared and under
high Stale Of culture; the residue well tinberel oneld
Oi which is susceptible oil cultivation with large aud
commodlons two story lrane dwelling house with hitch.
en- attained, aud other necessary Buildings together
with several hundred bearing EngraGted Apple Tees
Cider IiOuse and fixtures; Mormon Hay Press
ms Farm, by outlay OF n small amount Of MONEY!
can ne made one OF the most desirable situations in
tern VII ginia. "
The terms of sale will be Or half Of the pu cheese
money ~ hand, the resldae In two equal payments Of
one aud two years, bearing interest rom date OF the sale
anda lieu retained said Farm for lie deferred nay.
menis. ~ I"'
ALSo:-Acttng aforesaid, aud on the Same lay,
VIII sell 10 The highest bidder OullOl No H. situated in
nc town OF Palkesburg on The corner Of Lyc'or and
Geen Streets fronting lmmd red seveiyfve fert
OH Ereen and extending back huud ed and len tret
on IN tileiOn street.
IEEn> ;-n'e half OF the purchase money to he paid
Tic ION ol Feb 1885, and tile residue on The nth NGvr
800 VIII bond and app owed security amd ,C es; from
dale. IN sized lots To suit Tie purchaser.
| H. NEAL. Executor.
N: B.-lhOse wishing 10 purchase / viii he pleased
may wisI "
| >epi. %. 1855. oc6,ds
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

TmE WAY THEY CELEBRATE IN CAxADA.-We
have received. through friend, copy If hand
bill announcing public demonStra' ion in honor
OF the fall OF SebaStopol, at New Newcastle, on
De ID inst The bill sets forth that the places of
business will he clUStd-u procession will FORM
and march, with baud of music, 10 the public
square, where The following amuSements will take
place, and the annexed prizes be awarded to sue
ceSsful competitors:
Climbing the POLE, CREASED of course,) four pri-
yes; catching pig by the tail; running foot
race, IS I'd; do, IS; do, for boys under 10 years
Is Sd, d., Is Sd; sack race, 10; do, IS; wheel
barrow lace' (bindlodeJ,) is Cd; 10, 5s; hurdle
| race, is Cd; do, IS.
The handful is headed God save the iQueen,'
'Vive 7 Empereur,' and is signed by responsible
names. The calculation took place according To
the rogramme.-ROchester Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

EARTHQUAKE IN ALBANA.-Letters from Scu.a-
ria, in Albania. of the 2sth ultlmo, mention that
the population of that place and of the surround
ing countryis made more anxious by the frequent
ly recurring earthquakes than by the events Of the
war. For the last twenty days shocks of earth
quakes have been experienced almost daily, with
loud rumblings, continuing from fifteen 10 twenty
minutes, and causing much mischief. In one VIII
lage ninety houses have been reduced to ruins;
and, in connection with these SHOCKS, the volcanic
crater, visible some time since in the bed Of
the river Dwina, but which closed again in
three days, is now reopeniug. In valona and the
adjacent country, particularly at Monastir and Ba-
toglie, the cholera RACES with much violence, and
the major portion Of the alarmed Inhabitants have
fed into tina woods.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

Tue DEATH OF Mas. TAxEr AND DAuoHrza.-
A correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch wri.
ting from Old Point Comfort, says:
Your correspondent is entirely misinfomed as to
the cause of the illness of Mrs. Taney, who re-
Gently died at this place. Her disease was not
yellow fever, So declares Dr.. Jarvis, the Port
Surgeon, who attended her from the first Of her in
disposition.
Nor isit generally believed bereatouts. that
Miss Alice fancy died Of the prevailing feyeI--
first, because from the peculiar location of Old
Point, it is hardly possible that the lever could
have originated there; secondly, because there has
been no other case.
DR.. Buckler. eelder, of Baltimore, the family
physician of Judge fancy. asu declares his belief,
from his knowledge OF the constitution aud geu-
eTal health of Miss fancy, that she did not die of
the yellow fever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11
Sale Of ReoI Rstate

THE undersigned, Executors OF The last will orJ to-,
mont Of Jonas CuurbacLer, deceased, will sell ,n',,1
auction at the liOn Dor OF the court house of ONO
y ON saturday the 9TH day vi October. 1851 the
ing real estate, 10 wit the SUuth hall Of lot 80 mn w
west side OF Main street in the city of Wecip, H. o
81 feet front, AID extending hack the river ~
has on IL large tn zee story brick dwelling with ~
UeSiies the drug store and Office, with gas and waeT m
lures. AID good outhOUseS Tile house is well led ,I
Also, lot No. n on Water & Sixth streets In Esi heel
Ing. This LOT is vacant and very desirable Tor bui Jn
purposes, "'A
will he given the purchase money, except 10 ner TrnI
cas- b, lhc purchasers giving their negotiable noics win
good cEdOiScr, hearing imie anu executing dee
Irust ON the property ~ secure the purchase money
JOHN II. CRliMHACKRR
GEORGE HAHnMAN
%Cn4:id Ears Of J. Clumbacker, decd
Tue above sale has been postponed until Monday III.
| 10Th lmsi. nj II O'Clock 4. Nj ~. ""
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

SICKNESS IN IHpMNA.-The indianapolis Jour
nnl reports more sickness in Indiana this ia l. tina
ever before--not OF fatal character, it is true,
like locUstS in Utah, devouring the accumulated
health Of many summers. Those who have boast
| ed themselves chill-ptoof have shaken like COW
a I'd entering battle, and many robust cOnsIitu-
ton has felt its cammy coldneSs Uve1spIeadiu ny
them like November drIzzle. From every quar-
ter of the Slate hear of back aching and side
racked patients, and the combined levers OF all the
afflicted would make heat sufficient to set up a
young voIcano.-LouisU. COtr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

FRlcuTEuL RAvAcEs OF THE CHOLERA IN FLOR
ENCE "A letter from Florence gives vely terrible
accounts Of the TavageS of the cholera. No less
than eleven thousand persons have, II is stated,
been carried of in the month of August. The
population of the city, which is, on an average,
one hundred thousand, is now reduced TO sixty
thousand bydeath and flight. The Grand Duke,
it must be said 10 his credit, has set noble ex-
ample. Although his family has left he remains
himself, aud clad in the black veil of the Frater-
dity OF Merco, he sometimes assists in the burial
of the dead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11
rrTbe BulraIo Exuress of rues,lav SAWS

The proprietor of the Baby Show, after having
received considerable amount Of money, aud
'suckedin'' diveTspriNters, landlords, assistants
etc., suddenly decamped Ln Saturday evening,
taking oil the funds with him, aud leaving the
premium babies, as well as his creditors minus
He went by the name Ct Gordon while here.
This we regard as the natural finale Of au exhiOi-
tion which never should have been countemanced
by our citizens. We dn not apptove Of the swim
die, but we must say that Mr.. GorlGn's flight aud
dedication are not to be wondered at.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

Army NEws.--The new Tenth Regiment of In
tantEy, Col. Alexander, has been ordered 10 posts
on the Upper Mississippi, The regiment will
quarter at Fort Smelling, near ST. PnuI's and Fort
Craw ford, near Prairie du Chen, for the winter.
The first battalion will move OF the beginning of
next week. The first cavalry moved from The
LeavenwOrth Oh the 29th uIlimo for tile Sioux
country, to lake part in the present operations
against the hostile sayages Of the that region.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

The INDIAN FIonT AT BLUE RrvER.-There is
some fault fading over Gen. Hulney's recent fight
with the Iadians at Blue River, portion of the
press do not scnple TO call it massacre more dis
graceful to the United States forces than any de-
feat possibly could have been. We confess our
selves to feeling some sensation of shame when
reading the accounts of the battle, and have look
ed with anxiety for an explanation that would re-
lisve 1t of the features of mere surprise and
cmel slaughter that have so far attached to it
But considerable allowance must be made in
judging of the mode of dealing with these wan
daring bands of savages. If they are to be pun
ished at ali must he done by surprise and in the
summary manner carried out by Gen. Harvey.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

A NEw Coal REooN.-Mr E. Merriam, Says
TIE Arctic Zone is not barren waste. 1t will
in time be found one of the richest mineral dis
trlcts of the globe. Coal is most abundant there
| as far noIth as beyond latitude rs.
This fact being established presume an Arc
| tic Zone coal company will soon be Que OF the
Wall street fancies. We hope MIR. NJ will soon
!etns know the precise value of the royalty oil
one of these Arctic coal mines.