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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-12
ffofnths Journal Of oomhnstcs,Sss
The Slave Case in Wisconsin.

I, siil be remembered BY our readers that sever.
IL months sinceS. N. Booth was arrested a. Nil.
yankee, Wisconsin, on tue charge Of aiding end
ate..nsin the escape Of fugitive slave from 81.
Louis, named Glover, who was forcbly taken by
mob of abotionis,s from The custody Of dep.
u,y United States Marshall. Subsequently Booth
was, on a wi. Of habeas corpus, brought Ielore
Judge Smith, and by him set at liberty, on tho
s,ound that the fugitive slave law was unconssi.
tutional This decision having been carried up 10
the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, that tribunal
sustained aud afiun'd The opinion Of Judge Smith.
This decision was rend, red on the 10Th Of July
last, and The mex, day Booth was arrested by the
Federal authorities under an indictment. found
against him nine days previous by the Gland jury
u the United States Court at Madison, Wiscon
sin, fot aiding in Ii. escape Of The fugitive. I'm.
der this indictment Booth was recently tried,
convicted, and sentenced to pay Of fine Of one
thousand dollars and to be imprisoned Tor one
month. John RycraIt, for being concefned In The
same affair was sentenced 10 pay fine VI two
bundled dollars aud be Imprisoned ten days
Under this sentence Of the uuiled States District
Court the couycls were lodged IN Jail at Miiwau.
kee. l,now appears ,ha, they have been let out
by The State Supreme Court on HE ground Which
The same court had taken before, viz, that the fu.
s,,iyetslaye law under which the prisoners were
convicted IL unconstitutional.
We IKE II fJr gtanled tina, the case will now
go 10 the Supteme Cour! Of the United States,
with view mainly 10 lest, in an authoritative
manner, tue constilut Onniiy VI s1!d law The
result canno, be doubtful lUr Ii atly oil the North
EN- Judges 0i thai Curt, IN thrlf inliyH'uai ca.
pacilY, os Judges Of the United states Circuit or
III, .,ci Courts. have had occasion 10 pronounce
tner opinions on the subject, and tt, Sc opinIons
nre unanimous IN fux0r Of .he cons!'lullona'ly Of
the law. The salilc is tue, We believe, " every
State court which has pronounced upon It, with
the single exception u the courts Of Wisconsin.
The interference oil the latter courts IN attest Of
judgment Of United States court, and even 10
nnnul The sentence Of sucl, c0u, Is, 10 say lhc
least very bold act, and shows the necessity Of a
better understanding Of the irshts and duhe Of
the United States courts, respectively, within the
same limits,
Since Whiting the above a telegtaphic despatch
has been received from Chicago conveying The IN.
,elligence that the Supreme Court oil Wisconsin
has acquitted both Booth and Rycraf. OH the
stound that The indictment again. ,heu was illegal,
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City Affairs.

We take pleasure in publishing the following
from one who has observed the matters TO which
hi teiers, and who coucuts with US 10 the p'op'i.
ely o.haying ,hese thing better done than hereto.
fore. lfothers would take hold Of the at.te1 with
1--WE should soon see the amendment so necessary
10 tho city proceedings. We call upon the council
10 roo. out the seeds Of neglect and ina,seasion'
which cluster 30 thicAly around city criminal pro.
ceedines burdenine alike the accused, the wit.
neses, The attorney, the coat,. and last, though
not least the sazriysr Of tho city. Let Reform be
the watehwoIa Of the ptesen, Council, and action
the next step, and the result will be felt every
whete in tho city afaiis.
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LITERARY WoM.S.--'lhe Oclol'ei nnmetf u
the Wes,tniusity Rtritp c0hlahs Az CALCULATE
and interesting article respecting the uissiisu'str"
wo,pen OF Emnce. In no way cal. We btllet c"'''
yey an idea " the ,ellot VI the wfters thoughts,
than by LAYING before our readers the following
specimen:
"pattiotlc eallanlry may perhaps con'end that
English women coud u they had liked, hive
written as well as Their nelshbpfs; but We VIII
leave the consideration VI HAT question 10 Tue
re viewers OF the literature that might have been.
IN ,Lc Literature thai actually Is, we must Turn 10
France for The highest examples OF womahy g
chieyelnen.s In almost eye'y department. we
confess ourselves unacQuainled WITH lhe pfohuc..
tons OF those awful women Of llaly, VINO no
professional chairs aud were great 10 clvll anu
canon law; we. knye made no researches mo Tue
ca,scolbs Of female literature, hut we think we
NAV safely conclude tint they would yield 10 Il
yals TO that which is still unbuied and here, we
s,lppose, tho question Of pre- innene cdn only ~
between England and France. Aud T. this ''ay,
Madame No Seyisne rclnains The single Instance Of
woman who Is supreme IN a class OF lieraluIc
which has engaged lie ambition Of MEN MadanIe
Daier still rerns the queen al the blue stockings,
,l,oug, women have long studied Greek wlll'ou'
shame; Madame DE- Staes nanle still rises 70 ls!e
Inns when we ate asked 10 mention y woman OF
rrra. intellectual power; aadnIne Roland 10 sill
The untyalled type Of The sagseIons aud sle'i,ly
heroic, yet loveabe %oman Geoftt Sand IS the
unuppioaolpd artist who, 10 Jean jacques elo'
qnenoe and deep sense OF external nature, un'es
the clear te!nea,onof character and the tragic
Lcp,h Of passion. These great inmes which ilasH
different epochs, soar like tall pnes amidst lo1
es, Of less conspicuous but moi les lascinatil'e'
female writer's AND beneath these again, aEe
spread, like lhicket Of lawlhotns, etlan1l'eS'
anJ honesuckles, The women who afe known fa'h'
CT by wl,a, they stimulated men 10 wIiie, 'l'an .!
wlc, they wtole thru scIyes-she women whose
tact, wi, and PERSONAL radiance, created the anos.
pheic Of the Salon, where literature, philosophy,
and science, enlancpaled from The lralumts ol it'
danuy aud ,echn,aali,H entered on brighter
siase OF EXISTENCE"
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THE 'ToprAag OF TIE GLxSpeS laos WoRys, a.
Fast Boston, has causeI Srea, distress among The
wofkme,,, who were thus thrown ont VI employ.
Many OF them still remaining IN the neiyhborhooa,
expecting that The sssisness in bankruptcy will
again SET the works IN opc,alion. Similar distress
has been caused In Philadelphia by the s,uppsgt
Of various manufacturing establishments In which
large numbers Of worsinrn wefe employed. The
yarous beneyolen, societies abo, 10 the eS.en, Of
their means, 10 extend relief 10 the needy, but this
Is GLASS Of persons generally possessing too much
pride 10 seek aid from charity.
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II UiIANUElsY,

IN CiiANCERf.
Virginia tat Rules held In the Clerks once q ING
Y Circuit Court Of Ohio County, lor the month VI
February, 1885, .,.,.. H..
George Riley aud Levi Mathews, parlEcrs under ,fe
Kill. Of Rhey & Mathews, eemplsinanis'
tgsipst
Thomas Draksly, Michael sweeCey, Thomas Johnsen
Isaac irwin, Samuel Irwin, Robert w lat!sll u
George ASinsoi, partners under Tue sue y ptiAnu'
sweeney & Co. utlena,hns.
Tie ob3se, Of this suit Is 10 recover Of the defendant hs
rum OF S0iJ ~ Cts with Interest AND costa o. sun aug
10 suhsct all the real estate oil Tie non esluen! de'enda,
Thu,s Dtakely within the county Of Ohlu, being one
hall Of lot no J. in SquIe No H. IN the Clty " Wfe.F
and Que halt Of 10, No. l, IN Est Wheeling IN sara
city; also coal lot No. ~ ~ The plat Of Ricei0w now
called South Wheeling together with oil he SAID DRAKE
y's interest Ia al TO the ixtulcs, tools AMI arput'
enarces NJ every Mind belonging 10 the property Known
tue ash ngOn Mills" 10 satisfy tie co Planans de-
nisnd as nio,eSad ia 10 subject the interest Of e
defendant e3rse 5, Aiknsoh III the taid
real estate IN South Wheeling or Ri,ehetowD, 10 tie Ply
inert Of aid deustild Of said c0mpalnants.
Affidavit having been made according TO law thai lie
eelntaMs Thomas l'lskeiy Gsorse 81 atknson arc not
Ofthe State OF Vigia-o motion ol The com
panans by lteir attorneys Is ordered that ttey ar.
lear here within one month alter tile due publication OF
This order and do what may be necessity to protect
their IN s suit and that aeory Of this order 90
forthwith Inserted IN some newspaper published ~ ite
city OF WEccllig for u successive weeks, and posted a.
the front door Of the court house VI OHIO county, On The
4 eopy-is.,e. iIOyzo LoRiSG, clerk
1Jaeob pendleon Ior coHrts. ttbG
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corr,,D.ra.rs. Of lie Newark Adye1'''sf'
Al American Prima Donna. !,

MILAN, jan. v ioVV'
Fortunately we reached this place ipst IN t,mt
10 share il he hoiors ofsyoung American pHMe
donna. VINO made her debut on tlie evening o. oo'
arrival, al L Scala, We learned through las
conversation o. The dinner table That asl we worm
was going 10 the theatre 10 witness lle inst essay
NJ AZ American candidate fot operate tonofs,wno
had adven,utously cone 10 Milan 70 saolh's ne,
qualities 10 the highes. tribunal H. EuIore, WHOM
even having once tempted appIopaleh W in.eE,,
or sphetes. There was Eome'hlhg o. Pt9"'se y,
The yery audacity. VI course We seca'ea ses's ~
IN early hout, ,.,sy ma. ma. .,na.,.
ance the sudience was concilis'ed " ctaIhlns
person, and kindly gteeiig assa.ea W. =, ,a
hearing. The prepossesstn way st'uIM.E , Ion,
filmed by lie frs, act, al lbe eMu W WHY" INV
wute clear indications 81 escneu eapeva o,n.
which, in the progress OF lhs piece, VIZ u Sna,
,lsu,lv 1eazrj. Her success was ro'nPle'e' hle'
~, snc"nd ac, she was called out oil every per.
fotmancc, and al The close o! ,he scens ,ess's'
Nn,,r,ily syn,pathisins II tho first flush o. sueh
success in III midst Of the old world, W. pau gu,
RESPECTS 10 The Young lady the nexl 'noEn'ng' anu
folini her us worthy Of private regard as pun,
,iu nnplause. She Is tue d.ushter Of MI oohlau
Iienslef, Of Boston, and csue 10 Europe some WV
n three wears since by the sdyIee Of some u me
G,s, o,t,zens Of The Amencau Athens, accompd'
y asl hassf' swlss ss G "1 %s
y hersef by study under proper ass ~. i II
Oupn Slissli. ~ only Is, aud sue plesetSeH ~, ~
tue midst Of ,le most hatlel,ns u''eh IONS y, Wv
i, 5, society nNian lie quiet simplicity ana on'
ailecrd manners waicu ale among The most i'fae,
i've gtacss VI het sex. Her W &C !" as pa"o VI
| thu richest toIie,..,
La Scala Is DOUBTLESS HE most reho"neu 'tea
IL in Eutope, aud. ul,et San Ca'lcs u! Naples u
The lslseN IL lsaIy. /, has aeeol"'l,'ua!loh w
over 1900 petsons, aud has the et'l Of being per-
sonaly resnan, MISUNDERSTANDING US lnu's',' w..
This ydyan. " is cuehy owinS 10 HE form o. W.
foof. clever construction by fesl0tf VI Soou
ureni,ye.urr IN Lonbatdy during The last century
Each lost, VI b <, hos q small room eonnee'e,
with it, wlerc The occupants tere've the,t tassl
aud ,oSe refreshments dntlng .le ihleI SS o' ,s's
plu, The boxes are generally pIISnle Prcwtty
The mlc,lce Of receiving visits IS un'Ve1sa' !" !"
ally; every lady lsa queen IN liet poS'
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bad showing In "Lisinssloa's Caller Of Illus.
,r;ous Americans we Wart 10 know mote Q!

hs3 A .bow;ns In orisinssior's GalleIY Of Illus.
it;o,,s 4 mer;eana - va want 10 know more Of
,hsm. ''f' ~
' Via III, ~ IN ,;s liudibrsssjc letter assius
M NJ, hinsism mat he Is q Vitsinisn iatas ei
IL ~. h;ch mems. we suy,I,ose, that he Is intds
,S1t ;n.t ,be same Since no has turned
s..s,s siSe ouwards 20 many times, he
!" ~ u. enoncS nybt aort That, But beyond the
smHs'y G,.os .as be,n IN VrtGia "a. early PC.
lae wa, ne va vo. ~. tnow 5o,hin, Wheihe, no
.'ou y. Go, N an Srcoman oysier bost, OF wos
ssM mSn; Il - z. y. cradle. We know not. Wheh.
Ioghea s.sd Ii, .a,,y Ne iike iritensn, Caters
.i ne r; l.. mrn,.i sno,,s.n or had bis genius
vny Sv IL nv I'D. seli school we know moi.
III, ,,.naS,at nj ,l,ction would incline 10 ethtf
ennclns;on fla 6tst political lie was his attempt
:" initiate Joln Randolph and |, mus. he said that
~. na,ns vs,v nes, ths late, standing Of that re-
variable "eomnound Of whine and lyspeplic"-
w. tha. the neonle coul, see the likeness ifno
~. s,ss.m,s' and Hr. ", wos sent to Congress.
''s ~, ~ XII. Wise leaning 70, lie din.
VEN M, jos rentiand. ,be clown. or course,
Tvs e.' 80, ~" ihe i;nnpr though NJ, Wise ROT the
,uS w. II was hi, ,eani6s with circus clown
,rs"h s.oe him sornr IDEA nerhops Of Tia, grand
an "'p msynisicent ground and lofty tumblius'
w,jch hs, ,j;,tinsui,h.J his careet. For, II we
nsv refer 10 Nj. Wse's ,trcoil,' in The absence Of
f,iendly biorraphy. no maj, has exercised more
~ " ~. ~; nv hr.rI ~ noiilic. ambition. See.
~ ,ss n, Wise sn5otse5 Gen. Jackson gofed
h;s Constitutional, .h,st and liberal poliey, and
, ~, LIN IL H. seventh heaven Of hi, estina.
,ion' foisss. a ohaur. came over The spifi, u
h,s S,cam' lie pitched inlo the old Hero OF New
n,,sans i;ks .wet hem, what Is ~ he eI.
c,s;nasJ; Tl,he ,.or,t as well a, The last annual
sas.s"sc ,hs, ever Andrew jackson wrote,-and
he JeSo,,mced i,s 'ad eaptandua,' lis rglsrlng
es ~ %,' In nnmessnyel ,rtms. ne hun.
I'D old H;ckuy even 10 he Hermitage. When he
~ ,.,;,.d f,or, oa,,y s,t;fe. Wise still bai,ed
n.n u. ,,,S ,,rn. .,'rrlr. truly i, may b.
''.I ;" Il, ,hs, ~. syu which Andrew jackson did
,;a ~, Wv liz, u. vsa IN. no,l fortunate man
,S., nv sn., o.,m;,,. n rim, in success and hi.
M ,'as S os. .r r,r pl' ,hs, ,vss sooj,
NIp" ,sao ~, VIA s onnossS the claim. of Henry
ON .s' -. W p,s,,is,cy ami nredie,ed evils 10
0'n. " " M h,s ,,nn,nh In 1910. Mr, Wise ffa,er.
,;sad =. .;,h AZ, Giny i need moi lei, YOU, sold
y. ''' ss Nv" ,tios ~ u.nry Cay' ,Ofi:e cannot
",, o"h;c t .n ii, STATUE, lie has made fame
~ which M N, man,s n,sise can add or censure de.
,sor,' IN lait he tansacsed the rnrlleus Of Bill.
I;rs,,,,e in win 10 ni los,hso1e epi,he,s 10 heap
, ns1s ,h., ann. md ,lo,ious old IIai
's",h a,e a law n The son,rtsaul,s Of Henry A,
w;ss a.. hss hpen IN. sbamtl, "a n,os,i,utc oil
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Central Ohio Railroad.


&AwEi,et Owe. tue signature Of "Direosor" 10
the Evansville Courier, deserves mere passing
notice. The est marks Of the article are appa'
rent and |. contains some Of those refreshing lab
relations which have so long distinguished the head
management Of that road. As we stated some
time ,ince, the "Whcelins Press" setzes 10 THO"
of on and the wii,er gladly selzes upon the afsa'
tnen, furnished hin BY one Of our city paPef'' 10
sccoun, fot The dead failure Of the Benwood con-
neo.ion. A, where the ranor that tho road had
made an assignment. originated we cannot say'-
WI never heard OF il, ,ha! NC now remember un'
III IN the article Of director, though All absence Of
me da ,s itora the city may accoun, for our isno'
rance. |, has been suggested tina, tho tuu,o' came
from SHOWN the riyet," but we doa's know.
Our position 10 too well understood to need e1.
plsna,iYn., We favor tue road, as Nj. Wise says,
inivs {. IN cute, bu. we cannot and DO not admire
It's nanssa nen.. We cannot approve Of sscr'tl.
cling lLetetn,nus Of ssea! thorouEhlsrc, as this
should be, to the culolulnea. Of few land specu.
la,ot,. This isthe head and lton. Of our offend.
ins, and the issue conno. be changed.
We hsye frequently failed to notice the charges
brough. assins, ue. both 10 aud out Of Wheeling
for The simple reason .that We do not desire, u 1t
can be avoided, TO place before the public ouffali
views Of, the financial management. Of ibis road.
Dtsc.o! he, male statement, aud we place asyn.
op,is oft befo,e our readcts, come Of whom, per.
hsps hsy.,a peeunirs in,eres, 10 essminlnsh. The
capital a,ock Is slated q. 100000. mortgage debt
Of road Is stated a. 100000. Probable cost Of
.,ad S6,6oo.oO0. Then funded debt in income
bond, 100000. Then VIC have subscription and
mortgage deb, amounting to s3,sso. 900, leaving a
deb. Of 81, $4,000. Sub!rac; tho income bonds
$500, 900, and the floating deb. amounts 10 $780,
900 eren according 10 the statement Of Director.
We allude to this for the purpose Of seeing what
the toad owes. we make no d.duc. on for dis.
ceun, on mortgage bonds o, corporation bonds NOT
do we assume tha, "Drecto." undetcs,inates the
COS, Of the road. We give his own results. Now
we hare bu, single fem,tk u make. No one
more cordially desites the funding Of tic debt 81
this company than we 10. We know the intetet.
citizen, Of Wheeling have in this matter. and may
be pardoncd iot saying tina. they have at !eas. a
more nnediass int.,es; In this result Than in tho
destiny even Of this toad. Wc bid "D,ec,ot"
and President both, then, God speed in The good
work, and hope soon to Gee tangible ringing owl.
dence Of their success In this at least, we know
we sepresen. the feelings OF our fello@.ciGsn'.
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DECLINE ~ THE U. S. REyrsur.7-Tts amour.
Of the revenue from customs, &C., collected du.
ring the month Of January, Is said 10 10 less by
s2,300,0oo than was received during January, ~.
The aggregate falling Of since the end Of 0e,o.
BET, when the TO- action In the import trade began,
Is about se,000,00O During tho fiat sew n
months Of the ptesent fiscal year, The decrease 10
S6,s6l,Go0.
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weary Of tie pen,
And write not Of mine own aeeordj
II wa, my slave. aud was happy theai
IT'S now ny lord,
weary oil the themes
Which the gross multitude pursued
Who writes iVr biesd must bid al higher dreanltj
HE Iast Adieu.
Harness The sntelore,
burden his GeGk until II b.eed--
TIamre his i!try spirit, anu then hone
HE lOrlaer speed.
Life grows slagnant pool,
Green with the dt,iss o: trade and TOLL
YOUTHS pure ideals OF the bcauliful
Are Iueies spoil.
weary Of the zen,
And Yii.e no, u n,iEe own serord:--
u wa, my slsyr, and was hdppy lten--
hitai IT'S now my lord.
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DsgApyuL AccipxSr.--A sod calamity occuirtA
Al Toledo on the 3st vii. Ice had accumulated
about thr wheels Of the ferry steamer ttawa, SO
,ha, Il imp, ded the motion Of lhr machinery, and
Ave men were sent into the wheel houses 10 cut
of the ice. While thus engaged, hy some ullsc.
countable misunderstanding u carcle>sncss, an or.
der was given to start the engine, which beint
done, the men we're precipiiul.d into the ice ind
water OF the river. drowning Two Of them, Nj.
Lyon and Nj. Essn, and breaking the leg Of anotn.
-r The prompt assistance Q! ,losc abnut The
dock and boat sared the lives Of lhtee, including
tie ptrson those leg was broken.
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"usloaof Tue whitsior the sake Of the Union"
tt,vyv w.,

tIkSkY a. WISE.
The above sterling advice ough, 10 be OF great
service at the ptesen. time. Let them preserve q
"Union" ss,lns. wise-frmly and unwayennely
and they will save tie UItoh, For The election
In Virginia Is the key hcl Is 10 op.n The S ,u,i,
To doctrines lich will put m eternal qne,us up.
on tie slavery question keep Tue "Uaioa as It
Is"
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uJGise us tue md complete National indie.
pendence. ne,ead Of looking 10 foreign nations for
the most beautiful, finished, and petfec. products
Of human labor, and you shall see HE best, mos,
fruitful, and most cultivated minds seeking EN-
ployulen. in those industrial arts whlch enrich and
aiofn our country. Have you mol already noticed
that the young lucIl who annually lenye our col.
leses are less aud less inclined 10 ock into the so
called Learned professional Have YOU M, obietS-
cd that they are more Disposed than formerly to
become architects, engineers, artist, invenors--'
baud workets - well us head. workers Give
them but the field VI labor; cease TO lOoh abroad
for The lu1nrips which ptspeliy has Converted into
necessuriesj give 10 Anlercsn labor the privilege
Of doing American work, aud you shall have race
OF attsans, skiIfa, educated, and scientific, COM
pe,eAt no. only 10 huld your cities, nscove! Jour
inventions, adotn Jour temples and palaces, hui
also 10 understand The policy aud advice HE meas.
uies Of your Government. able alike 10 de!rrd
yont institutions fnm The ,ysaulls u the for, Ign
invader and The ais Of the d, nestle Ir'nsgosue.
--JamI Diron.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Tavern' stand; Z FOR Rent.

riaT wen known and rofslst Tavern Ii 1i.ttlrhi,.
III how kept BY 81 Prepsh, 81 for ept to{eiA.i
Nth Inc Idfhiiie, for one or more JeaTs, possession 10
81 S sssl, 81 lie Isl DAY Of Apti isft,
This ioaon Is one Of The The Natlon,l iiold-,
TIE house il Ii good teriir aud has aneytelent un "
sastom The Aiating : srGA phd t9mmohOtN.
ihe stable as vel as the house, supplied with ar ab4l
dane OF excellent water, .
for Information inquire or T. n. penbertor, a, tie
Penbctoh House, Wheeling, or NJ eaf'son' IN Til
add'phia. D.. ..-s..,. ,xa .ny,oor
iei9 e. 81 lNo. ". tOSIER.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
I'VE under,istd oe,s Tor sale his iiou.e AID Lo on
Market street, east side bet,yee Monroe aid uHipE
siIee:s THEFT Is II feet front, WITH good Liek dst.
ling house and on, bDdlnss
Il viii be sold low aud on accommodating tens. AID
possession svensny Tine after the hfst 20: October.
nB"Enqu,re Of :. ,,,,.
sepS ;. y. MMMER.
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erThc Gteeabtier Era thus discusses on the
Democratic candidates for Governor We copy
tie atttcie tor the purpose Of letting our .eaacts
ses how sc,yely the war Is raging IN other pa,,s Of
the Slate. Mr. Wise SEEMS to ~ thoroughly on.
ptecated. and all that Is uecessaty 10 ensure his
overwhelming de.estia concert and hsrmony among
his opposes. He Is now cavo,,in' over the State,
rtyelins the llus.tious knight Of ls uancha IN The
vyor OF his ons,suga. upon creatures OF his insg.
instion, ond viii ere long find himself, like ths.
distinguished knight, '.o. hack" his lin pan bel.
mt, crushed, and horse down, while his Ssncho
(N'Co,oss) will TO glad 10 End somfot, in tie
"blanke. t9ssines" which will he prepared for
htn BY The subjects omt whom, BY csucas, he haa
been appointed to rule.
lie. some good man be named soon TO tako theit
place. Let willism G. Rives, James r. S,to,het
Robert E. Scot, OF any good and consistea. poi,i.
clan be tt0ush. forward rithou. convention, tior
none IS necessary and Henry A. Wise will hare
The pleasure Of finding himself in future confined
10 the sandy beach tines, 0aOncock," unless in,
summers noon no may yisi! The vireini, Springs,
there 10 condole With hls ".siI piece" upon their
condensation toa lilo Of "inslolious esse" and
essdy retirement"
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I Weary Of the ren.

What slave Of The quill has no, had Of odd times
some such musings as these fitting through his
routine worn brani
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poeaeit ID piosrapbloal literature.

The lie Of Btfnunn has lately been published-.
Wycof has delinea,ed The vicis,udes Of his
coltship--lioisce Greedy has found o boswell to
display the iaiu, Of Aha. "eycflss!ine dab coat
still there Is deficit III our Biographical Literature.
The liyes OF Wise and McComis alone can fill the
Two remaining nnoccuped inches in the ,emp!e Of
Fame. Thsss woIthe5 have not, We believe, even