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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
Grand Peach cron.


The State Journal notices the peach crop Of
Mr.. Loughty, whose farm is ON the bank of the
Ohio river, in Adams county. Ten years ago he
set out eleven acres with the choicest varieties of
the peach. the orchard being the top of high hill
overlooking the river. The Journal says:
We learn from him that lis eleven acres of
peaches this year, will bring him the substantial
sum OF fue thousand dOlLIrS, or nearly flee hUndreG
dollars per acre. At the present time, hen ordi
nary peaches are selling for from twenty-five cts.
upwards in Cincinnati, his peaches readily Lring
two dollars per busheI. The present season has
been very psoIfc, and his peaches have been e1-
ceedingly iHe and large.
Mr.. LOughrY stated 10 us the manner he treated
his fruit. When the peaches had arrived at the
size OF hickory nut. he employed large force,
and put in lS5 days wolk in picking OF 'the excess
Is OF fnit. Probably more than three fourthS of
the fruit lhen On TIE trees was carefully removed.
Each limb was AIKEN By hind and where within
the space Ut Is inches there would be perhaps %
peaches but five of the fair, 81 ones would be lett
to rpen. by carefully removing all but the chOlc-
est specimens, and throwing all the vigor Ot the
Trees into them, the peaches have Eipened early,
anh ATE remarkable for size and exec lent quality.
Mr. LoughtY says his trees are ROW in full vigot.
He keeps them trimmed IN, aud annually removes
about one half the wood that is formed. He nSeS
compost, and omits nothing TO bring them 10 per
lection. His profit from this eleven acreS this
Year, will be between three md four thousand
dollars. He is about extending has grounds, aud
will put out fifteen acres in peaches and quanIi-
ty III pears. apples, &c. His eXa APPLE in the fruit
line Is worthy tile imitation OF OlherS. These
peaches are sent by steamboat To Cincinnati, and
from that point are sent by rali:oaIl 10 Cleveland,
buffalo, Detroit, and other places.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
Loss of Public Money.

A serious robbery of the Government has just
been discovered at New York. Two boxes, pur-
porting to contain each $4,000 in gold, which
were sent from the United States land office at
Dubuque, in Iowa, were found on theic arrival at
the Subtreasury in New York to contain nothing
but lead. Where or how the robb,r y was COM
mitteI is involved in mystery. Our New York
correspondent says:
'frhe rule of the Expressman is not to lose sight
of such valuable packages SO long as they remain
IN their charge, and II is presumed the custom
carried out in the present instance. The ques-
ton arises who is the loss to fall upon IN the event
OF the money not turning up9 Adams & Co.. it
is said, contracted TO convey the boxes, but suisse
quentIy transferred the job to the American Ex-
press Company, (WellS, ButteTfeld & Cv.,) so
that there will be three cornered controversy.
One Of the packages bore slight evidence Of hav-
ing been tampered with, but the other did not ap-
pear TO have been touched by the hands OF vio-
leuce"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
Tue Lorr Srxore.-rhe WASHINGTON Union

Tur Losr srxorE.-rhe Washington Union
says that under no circumstances will the loss of
me- specie stolen whilst in transiIu from the Land
5ilce at Dubuque be sustained by government.
Ii the robbery was effected at Dubuque. the as
staut treasurer at that point will be held, togeth
er with his bail. responsible for the amount. if
effected while the treasure was in tramsltu to New
York, the loss will fall upon the American Ex-
press Company and ii is but Just to add that this
company have voluntarily offered to promptly pay
the whole amount as soon as proof is furnished
that the robbery was committed while the specie
was in their charge. Prompt and efficient meas
ures have been taken to ferret out the thieves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
Jewish Feasts and Fasts.

On Thursday and FRIDAY OF last week the pIl-
ces of business OF our Jewish citizens closed.
II has been generally supposed by those outside
Of the Srealitish faith that the feast hem ObServ-
ell was i'll consequence oft being the commence
ment oil the new year; but such Is not the case.
IL is the feast Of the TrumpeS, and always occurs
on the LIST dayOf the month rris, which is the
first uiuE and the seventh ecetesi1stient month in
the year. The year thus commenced is the 5.6l9t:
III the Hebrew chronology. Among the auclent
Jews, before the law was established on this
point, corresponding with the 18Th Of uctober,)
was made known throughout Palestine by lie
building OF fires at night, but afterwards ny The
sounding of lrumpetS. On this occasion il was
| not made obligatory On all the male members 10
attend at the SancIury on fast days, though they
abstain from all labor. There but one day
observed by the ancient Jews, though two are now
observed because of the doubt which is the right
one.
On Sunday last the feast of Geldaiah, in COM
memOratlOn of one OF the ancient rules of Israel,
made so by the edlCt Of NebuchadnezZar, was
observed. This was the occasion Of the flight of
the ISraelites at the time OF the BabyIoniSh cap
tivity, aud the few scattering tribes put
der the charge Of Grdajah. He was killed on the
4th OF the present month by lShnael, together
with the Jews and The children that were with
him. This fast Is in comneInOratIOn OF his death,
and is observed by all of the Jewish faith
The FAST Of the AltOmement occurs on the 22i
instant. Among the ancient Jews it was tile Gus
tom that all il.teeling, II any existed, OH this
day shoaId be buried, aud property confscate,t
returned to the hetedIary owners. The sacrifices
ATE entirely local, but il any man had Shed the
blood of his fellow lie was lLenceforth cut OFF
from Lis people.
The fast OF the Eluts or Tabernacles occurs on
the 9th instant, and is one OF the most important
as it requires all the ma members 10 attend at
The sanctuary. 1t is in commemorarlon of The
mcrciiul providence of God IN feeding the Israel
itish host in the wilderness. On tins occasion the
poor are looked after aud all their wants supplied
and the Obligations which they aEe under TO their
brethren released. The day Is spent almost en-
trey IN prayer. The other faSls nUliced above
eIe observed by engaging III prayer and the read
ing OF portion Of The FIVE books of Moses. Al
this time there kindly Intercourse among all
the Jewish families, and they observe all the Socl-
al civiltLes Of Mls.-Lancaster Examiner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
Good Medicines.

estimated that AYERS ChEERv PEcroRAL AxD Ca
THAETIG PILLS have done promote the public
health than any other There can be no
ton that the Cherry Pectoral has by it's thousand
Thousand Of cures ofcods, coughs, Asthma crOJp u-
enza bronchitis &c, very reduced the proportion
of deaths from cOnsumrtve diseases in this country
The Pills good the Pectoral and will cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs more less purging Purge
frOmit Impurities. Purge the bowels, Ii:e and the
whoc visccaI from distractions Purge the
diseases which lsien on the body its decay
for diseases we should die only old age Take anil
dotes early and thrust the system before it is yet
too strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease, not only while it is
weak but when it has taken stronghold Read the
founding statements of who have been cured by
them from dreadful ScrOuIa, DrOPsy, Ulcers, skin Dis
cases. rheumatism Neuralgia Dyspepsia, Internal pains,
bilious complaints, heartburn headache, gout, many
less dangerous but still threatening ailments such as pin,-
pies the lace, WORMS Nervous Irritabity loss OF a-
petite Irregularities Dizziness in the head, cods fever,
Dysenley and indeed every variety of complaints for
which Purgative remedy is required
These random statements hut are authenticated
by YOUR O:vn meighbors aud your own Physicians.
: Try them once, ard you will never he without them.
Price p cents per hOX-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr- ] e. AVER Chemist, L,yvell Mass
aud sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
a. Z. coon T. Gu, Wheeling
ago wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
IYasdiHgion Rail MjIs in NarEc1
commissioners and Trusteo,gsale.

ID virtue Of dCcIee OF the circuit court OF Ohio com
ID ~, made nj lis Sping Term lSij, in tie eases ~
Rhey " Matthews vs. Iiakely Sweeney ~ Co, [ta
meE ~ HahEi vs. same defendants, the uudeI cuu
missioner appointed IN Sl decree will piUcee uu Mon
day The s dSI OF October, 1900 the i,OAt door OF tho
court Cusc Quo county, to sell lhe property attached
III said CatsI sand ueCCe 10 TO sold, tU wit; interest
o said DHkcy aHd George $, AtkiuSOnlu 10 Tie 10
luwi'g zeal estate, situate in the tOwM Of South Whrcng
formerly Rilcicluwn. TO wits lots numbered Is Z, s.
10, 81 -, % and 2i. III square iSu South itc) GVr
sN, seven, eight sixteen weniyOne, twenty two,
three ANA twenty lnu III sqHale eighteen IN South Wheel,
ing al ali The iOos Ntlrcs and personal property or
cVcl! description la and upon said premises, known
the Washington NilIs, principally used manufacturing
,hilrnad irOn Also goa lot No, (seven), which
coal is supplied by lailway directly into sui mill.
Al tie same lime amt place the under signed Trustee
ude deed of trust duly recorded in ONO county count
will sell The Interest u The other owners That the pu.
chaser will acquire the iN tile to tile Who'll. OF this VGu
able property
These Nj Is have bceE constructed great cost and
with much care, and There mills in tie country
better adapted 10 The purpose for which erected,
namel! 10 rails railroads Tie location.
Is very ucslHhc, while the che pneSS nj He fuel, be
sold with lie property, adds To the inducements Iur.
CHI; Tie growing demhI AmerIC an rats the new.
this most desirable investment capitals is ard
sUCh nl opportunity ias heen aiCly offered These mills
now produce from 20 10 80 tons Of Rails per da mud the
product could be maCh increased by running the mills
lieir ul capacity Purchasers are requested 10 examine
the mills Tor tbenIselvss
4e'Aas If SGIs.-One fourth Ii approved paper,
WIN interest, payable In sixty days at nj th Wheel
ing banksi 0nelONrIh at one fourth at
pun Chaser giving bond with approved security, hearing
cT,s nom The day Of sale, and the title being retained
until the .ust payment is nude
age9:td toInmissioycr and Trustee
Pittsburgh Journal copy once week till day and for.
ward hill to this Once 10 collection,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
Sale of Real Bstate-

THE undersigned EXECUTORS OF the last will aud test,
mont Of Jonas CtMmbEckeT leCelsed viii sell al public
auction al the fIOnt dOorOr Tie count house OF Ohio cou
ty, Saturday lie 9th day OF OCinbGT 1855, the follow
i= real estate to wit the south hall OF lot No. g. on lie
sIe OF Main street in tile city of Wheeling beu-
SII cci front, and extending hack tkG river The Ui
has on large three story brick dwelling with IL tnnms
besides the drug store and olce with sls aud water IN.
lures, AVID good uHlhOuses The house liz well fitted n
boarding aud aPOthecary shop, aud the stand eond
Also, lot No n Clay and sixth in Easi heel
ing. This lOi is vacant aud very desirable hui ding
purposes
7srh,s-A credit oil six twelve, aud eighteen months
will be given on the purchase money, except 10 per e
cash. the purchasers giving their negotiable HUics with
good CHs hearing inlc est, and cXeCutiIga deed Of
truSt Un tile property ~ secure tue pMClwsc money
JOHN IL. CRlfMlIACK'ER
GEORGE HAHnMAN,
SCnf:t1 uT 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28

PowEns' STATUE OF TIE GEEK slAvy.-The or
gnal statue by Powers, of the Greek Slave, having
been ceded by its late English owner 10 specua-
tor. has been placed on exhibition in Paris. The
goveEsu1ent. or father the police. were very mucn
oppQssdto the project, and in the correspondence
exchanged ta4ed the exhibitors with indehcncy
for seeking to .Ehoy statute for money at time
when all NATIONS had sent their best works of art
cautiously to the GtesA Exposition. The permit
vas only obtained by ,psNSteEce. The present
holder ,deSiEes to dispose al lie statute to the
Frsah government; his price is 10000 francs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
THE MARRIED woMANs
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PRNION.
BY DR.. A. NJ. MAURICEA
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.


One Hndredth Edition O.O0Ol 1Smo. PIP. $50.
standard work OF established found classe in the cat.
alOgues OF the great Trade Sales OF New York. Phiia-
dlPal, aud other cities, aud sold by the principal
booksellers in the United Statea.
Every woman eau here discover, by comparing her
symptoms with those described tie nature, charac-
ter aud OF her compliant and he spared
ious nd suffering well The unpleasannGss OF max
ing known TO, making inquiry physician in respect
TO the numberless ailments which she is subject The
wife becoming mother has often neeof instruction nd
advice in respect situation, which she will heI
find This book tells her what is the matter, and tells
her what to do it, in simple but chase words, aud
sn as she L unde, stand.
Those suffering ohstruco irregularities pc
cuIiar the female SYSTEM from prolrPs teri Cfa-
ing of the womb from Epor Gi5l, will each find in
lis pages the prevention, ameii Oratiom and
lief.
Much distress OF mind, well thousands pecunia.
~. nigh. be saved every husband simplest laws
apPertanng 10 the marriage state better
lat they not better understood is to that
natural aud almost cOmmendabIe constituencies will
rather suffer than consult with evcua med
tcal in respect complaints peculiar to the female
only.
Ina copy OF The Married THomans' Pirate Medical
COmPauiOa,' every feniae has physcirn that knows
and describes her every symptom, feeling and aiImen
ard which she consult times without violence
her sensdveness.
EXTRACT OF letter from gentleman in raytOn, Ohio
DAYTON, May /, 1877.
DR. A. y. MAnRIcEAU:-.Ty Dear Sir-My vile hiss
been Petepbly sinking lUe some three years more in
consequence Ol great anguish ard suffering some mouths
before aud during COnfneueu every one more
and more debatcd and Frustrated her, putting her lie
IN Imminent danser, and which the last occasion
despalTed Of supposed that this state OF things was
Inevitable, and resigned myself the worst 1
heard your hook highly spOkeA OF, containing some
naterS reaching my On its receipt and IcIIIsal
cannot express you the relief it Afforded distressed
mind and the Joy It's pages impaired WIFE, on learn
lag that the great discovery OF NJ NJ peSonleaux pIOvi-
de remedy. II opened prospect me which lille
conceived possible hut this, another wear
would have passed my head in human plob5 bil
LEFT mot herleSs.
VI Upon the receipt of One Dollar, ..T,HE nIPRyED
| IFOHAN.S PRIEATE MEDIC-iL COMPANION, is semi
1natted Jee)to any part OF the United States; The
daS, and British Provinces. AL letters must he met
paid end addressed to DIR. L. ~ MAURIGEIU boy f9aI
New York city. Publishing Office, No. I29 Liberty st.
New York. -
Agents in Virginia.
ID stephens, HGFretoH-O Sterling g. Co H4y-Ti,or
9uTgk-Mn BleakHear and c Holiday, Mound suiTgs-
Wilde e. Bro, John Fisher, and II Thompson WAtsiins
WIN Holiday RaTshaiE H-Jacob + smith, TVeiI55lrs
-Saml Mauzy, LsE5isburst-Z A KarT, CeaeT Gro1s
It!tS-pr A Barnes, cEarkstErs-Dr L c WiIiians
's"fPNsTe'to'H' sep5:dswSm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
GnnlmiSSiOner's NnLc.

DY virtue decree OF tile circuit court OF Ohio eo
ty enteI ell the Spring leIin 1850 in Tie
RhsyM Matthews n,akeIy, Sweeney Il Co and X r.
nIer d Ratm sann defendants, will proceed to ,rlI
Monday The Sth Of october, 1870, al tho front M, al
the house Of Ohio cOunty-the following iea estate
To viii: Gone haD O lot NJ (lOur) in square nlnlc, c
II OOurIerIO il street, in the city Wheeling au
OF lot numbered l22 Conc hundred aud twenty or
Joh street in said cty being tho property nj axe
y. This is desirable property iJr residences
Terms al SsIr-A credit at six, twelve and eighteen
months viii he given tile uClaSc money, the putrhs
giving bonds with approval security bearing inIrr,,
nn dale, aud Tie title being retained unliI the aai PAY
nIeR is made.
WM. S. wICKHAM.
nS2gll SheIiTuf Ohio Comfy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28

VA Story is told of the clerk Of ? little village
is never commenced on Sunday markings until the
''squi6s'' has taken his seat. One S6ndQy. how
ever. this geatLesnan huppenedito De late, 9nd a
Reighborug clergyman, mol acquainted with the
ways OF TIE place, was 'sIOing duty" So be
commenced as uSasl with e'When The wicked
man; up jumped the clerk, bawling out:
"Stop, stop, sir hess not cone YETI"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE, BRIDGE

STOCK, &c
H virtue OF certain deeds OF from Michael Swec.
ID mey aud wife myself duly Acknowledged aud re-
corded IA the clerks OlCe OF the county court Or ONO
Goony, Virginia shall, Monday the Sth DAY OF OclO.
he $780, AT IL O'Clock NJ at the front door O the court
hoHse ~ the city Of Wheeling eXnose to sale by public
auction, all OF the following described real estate and
bridge stock, and personal property, wit; ali OF lots
mnered So OIL So 49, "a, 55, &C. 81 as and o. situate
on Tie west sldeO Main street in tile Northern mari of
said city, and which is lOtHed and erected the late
ideuCe OF i, Michael Sweeney -COnsideIed tic very
bet built residence within he city, with first rate stab
u s. etc Also three hundred aud ninety enc slares Of,
tue capital stock Of tile Wheeling and Belmont Rfidgo
Company aud also the late interest OF said Michael
sweeney III and TO the steamboat ''Cty OF Wheeling
said Interest being stock therein taken by said Michael
sweeney 10 the amount OF S3OOO-OI which sum he nad
III abOnt twenty two lnmlred dollars III cns and the
tngn U the boat.
Terms Of Saie.FOr the real estutc-nnrthirl Of the
purchase money 10 be paid IN cash. and the reslonce in
tIee equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen nInn,s
with interest from the day Of snIe The deferred nav
misses " ~ wv
Y,Gs Of Sal. for The Bridge Stock aud tile Stock in
Seanbo1t-Onchtd In cash and the residue in two equal
payments at three aud six mouths, with interest from Tie
day sHle-tO he secured ny negotiable notes with All en-.
dOrseT or endOrscrs approved by myself
ALFRED CALDWELL,
rpttotn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28

sroEu ON THE L4kEs.-The Chicago papers
ing us the PARTICULARS of the storm ofTuestlay
st. aa account of which we have received by tel
raph. The storm was very severe one, and the
vas higher on Lake Michigan than the oldest
.Lo,s svst known it. A great many vessels
yz espy-.t 70 its fury, and several were lost.
.igit lives we've lost. Two Of the drowned were
German passsngers-the Others were sailors.
The following incident occurred at Milwaukee:
''T.,ere was one little incident that touched the
lsstis OF all who witnessed it. While the men
'Fsre helning the females up the bluff, from hnnd
% hand, tiere was seen little flannel bundle los
sing ffo! nan 10 man, as ifa piece of apparel be-
longing 10 SONG one who had gone up, OF perhaps
more like toe haSty manner lit which a bucket Of
water is handed in fire line. The last man
man who took it at the top of the bluff, ielt life
in 1t, and on unrol.ing several layers of flannel,
out neeIed two great blue eyes, Irum the sweetest
bas .'-face That could be imagined. The little
S'I Iger took his harsh handling kindly, and Smil-
a-=tiy as If in his crib at home. We need
that it was not long in want OF a mo-
... 3D. sfsF4. n. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28

AMxR1c.N ARTICLES AT the FRcScH EXPOSITION.
Al. Jules Lecomte writes To the '.Independance
Beige review Of .he various schools Of paint
iug represented at the Worlds Fair. Here is what
he says of our countrymen:
'.America does not play a very large part in the
fine arts. The Americans do not invent-they
copy. Their most skillfuI painter appears to US
10 be Mr. Flealey, OF Boston. His Franklin be-
fore Louis XIV. recalls Laurence with good deal
of dexterity, and an absence of originally. Mr..
Hunt, also of Boston, has studied under Couture.
Mr. Walcnlt is Fleming, though from Cincinnati.
those of the Hudson, by DIr. Gignoux, alone have
local character which gives little individuality
to American ART. The rest is all of the countries
where The young painters have been 10 study their
art.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
CHICAGO, Sent. If. 1s5

CHICAGO, Sept. II, 1855.
Gentlemen hase the honor to acknow ledge
receipt cf your polite invitation to deliver a
1tne subject Of slaRery at the fremont
7s sstOn, on the 9TH OF February next,
ule during the neIt winter as my con.
T5nr"ee eEm;t. Regarding saSerY as do
-aeSiic reguaIlOn. which Oer:YeS its existence and
support from the local laws OF the several States
where spreValIs, aud with which neither the led.
efal government nor thecjizeis OF authorities of
Iher States have any night u interfere, except 10
perform 'Neit constitutional obligations in feler-
snce TO -: rendition of lueitiVeS. | have never
deemed my duty citizen Or non-slave
holding State to discuss the supposed advantages
or evltS Ri.h The view OF sustaining or destroying
the domestic Institutions Of sister States, with
Shich, under the constitution. aud laws OF Inc
y have no tight 10 interfere. and (or the con.
IS OF which am in no wise RESPONSIBLE.
'herefore, permit me TO say with all
neither my tnstes nor my pub
ne to accept Your polite in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AND LOT IN RITCHlETOwN

by virtue OF q deed Of iltls, from Louis Hu,enan I'd
- wife In the UNDERSIGNED, dated gid February 1t,5
and duly recorded III tho clerks office oil ihe county
cnnll for Ohio county, Virginia, in book 30, page Pa
shall on the
STm DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855,
at O'Clock, A. NJ at the front door of the court bOse In
the city of Wheeling, expose TO SALE by pu bic auco H. to
the highest bidder lot number five (5) in square fifteen
90 IN south Wheeling (iormerly Riicietown) On said
Ter, etc. Sale pOsitiue, terms cash
srstds WIN. S. GoSHnRN, Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28

l,ias Buffalo Courier states that the shock of
ana earthquake was felt last Monday morning. in
tbeetOssas EIdred, Ceres and olean. Cattarau-
gus. county. The shock was sufficient to shake
npndings. and in one instance chimney top was
brown off.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28

YELlow FEVER AT THE soUrrl.-The yellow
fever is now prevailing at various points on the
mississippi. At Memphis, Tenn, and Rev. NIr.
Cleary, of the Catholic church has fallen victim
to the disease. In Mississippi. it mas broken out
at Ns,Chez, Jackson, Canton, vicksburg and va
zoo city, aud on several plantations. 1t also pre-
walls IN many places in Louisiana. The mortality
however. is not vely alarming. though in seve-
raj instances a considerable stampede has saken
place among the population.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-28
Senator pouelaa on Slavery.

Senator Douglas has again ''tnrned up'' on the
subject of slavery in the following letter. in an
swer to an invitation to deliver lecture in Boston
lpEias the next winter. The little giOnt lodges
he question ysly ingeniOusly: