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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
From the Dubuque Herald 18th Jan
Distressing Tragedy.

most thrilling and awful tragedy occurred in the
vicinity Of Cascade on Friday night. Robert Nc
Ginty, residing miles this side of Cascade,
residing short distance beyond Cascade, and COM
menced assault upon his wife, whe had gone there
to escape his ilLtreament, when the father Of Mrs.
McGiny intsrfred by d.awing pistol from his
pocket, and informing McGin,y that he would shoot
him if he did not desst. McGinty seized fiat iron
and knocked the old man d. WI, took the pistol from
him and shot him. During the time that the renc"n-
tire was going on between McG"ty and C'a k, the
ife esca, ell to ghbo, house. but fearing pur-
suit from her demon husband she left the house and
went into he woods, and there ,ec eted herself
Mc(;in,y followed he. to the house where the " lie
had retreated, and not finding her thrle, swore he
would shoot the woman Of the house il she did not
show him the place Of concealment OF the wife. The
woman, ala, med tot her safety, inf rmed Nc
Ginty the direction the " if. had taken Bent on
blood, he pursued and ioun her concealed in the
bushes, and hor'ib to relate, cut her head nearly
off. He then to his own house, and placing th,
muzze Of the pistol under his chin, discharged it, the
ball passing out Of his right cheek Finding this ef
tort to destroy life Intellectual he discharged three
balls into his abdomen, and then attempted sever
his windpipe by drawing knife across his throat
He vas found sometime dcing Friday night at his
residence in bel and still alive, by some men from
Cascade in search Of him. As they entered the
house he pulled the clothes over his head. They
tlaccd him in wagon and -tated for Cascade, but
before they reached there life ha left the Of
this DIES, e.ate wretch. McGiuty and his wife are
both dead, and it is doubtful wh.lher Clark i'll sur.
vve.
McGnty is the same desresado who, short time
since, bit mans off in the lower part Of the
city, and bound over to appear at the next tern
Of the District Court.
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! rye m a. of money, of which the gov
eminent was entitled to the posse ssion. In
this, the most charitable view Of the case,
Mr.. FMDIEY is swindler, and 6efaulter TO
the general government, in the eye of hon
esty and of the law. And as such, we do
not hesitate again to brand him before the
people of Minnesota.
No honest man, or scoundrel, even, hav-
ing the slighte regard for his reputation
would permit himself to lie under the susp-
con OF kuayery, if he had the means in his
d ,ssess;on to remove it. He who does SO,
IS lost to self respect, and is capable of an!
crime. Mr. FRIDLEY has so done, and tht.
corollary is legitimate that he is capable Of
the swindling wherewth he is charged
And the facts demonstrate what the corrol
larry suggests.
We are not actuated in this exposure 0.
the pccu.a.ions of the Hon. A. NJ. FLIDLEY,
by any motives Of personal hostility. But
open, unbllshing knavery has, for years,
been the rule, rather than the exception,
among class of men, holding high official
ami social position in this Territory The
fact is degrading to our reputation abroad.
and debasing to our moral sense at home.
We arc determined to dissect and lay bar,
before the public eye, the characters o.
some of these scoundrels, whose vitality IS
sucked out Of Their depredations upon IL e
government and the people. In pms lanc,
If this design we shall hereafter state fact:
connected with Mr.. FR1pLEy's execution OF
lis trust as Winnebago Agent, which have
oeen lately brought to the attention of thu
general government, and which will staml
lin, as did the Almighty in his creation, as
| swindler who has had few compeerS and
10 superiors, within the limits OF our Terri
| ory, or out of it.
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DEWe see in the Dubuque Tribute OF
the 29th JAN, very complimentary notice
of one Prof. MANCHESTER, who, we presume,
i, the same gentleman who honored our
city with short stay; and who departed
rather unceremoniously, he having impor-
tant business below. 1t is said that his de
parturc was so unexpected that he had nc,
time > l:quidate number Of bills, which
accrued in the place.
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TIE|'iILIifjEEE;i Is published ecery oeet TIA
ni,E a. - Ire, Tad ot Jdclsn S,r1. Sdin
IL t2i Gtsea. cad isteHtshed IN Mail SULscgtJers fO
ST. D,j' leTr, IN Atrance. City Subscribers F1tee,
r.,nN 1.s.., j,tgJLie 10 tie CGrrur
9iiE VEHNLT ffJNEER. printed at the same ofbce
<7 - Hu ''ncTcrs al the Hooing RITES: Singh Cory
Di'fts ff@ ryi.y, Etht Dlitrs; EoyLt Co1,iex "a
Dps; cere lies, r.le Ddiors take odrunta0e =
he Ct e@ 10 recsr, the saJc iion price must te
rJrieLla IL, .;.icrRre.
II ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES communication
rgtN ~ce a i'm. an otc'es frtessing t state ocS
fati - tHiet hy ne Anb"s pp for pttcd
in ut dS qtausee n he t"f+ 2? the statements "snds
:; la,ag C.resprue,ce con,oinin9 important necs
rtts 81 ts ht, nat qrot"a and settlement
.,a f.05'f mr. .AyI--,.>t. Is soitcitet3.
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- YANKEE SULLIVAN ARRESTED AT NEVADA
FOR PRIZE FIGAT1NG.-Yan kec Sullivan has
been arrested and imprisoned at Nevada, upon
a bench warrant issued on an indictment found
against him as one of the principals in the
late brutal prize fight in that County. lie is
anxious, by change Of venue, to have his case
tried in Sacramento.-Svn Francisco Jour.
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Blg We call attention to tn advertisement
Of Mr.. JOSEPH BERGFELD, in to-day's paper
His stoves will be found cheap and durable
Give him a call.
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GE- Printers in Minnesota and Northwestern Wiscon
Sin respectfully Informed that have on hand at the
l.,cor Office Il large a sortmcnt of LIGHT BODY > ST
PsRiUR PRINTING INKS which will sell Manuiac
tires p ce> adding tra,s ortation This Ink is
- f~lI h..sn'
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~ FARMER, ESQ is autlorizcd Agen
fr Is II at Galena 30 procure subscribers and ai
ve9i9emens. Ills receipts will be regarded payment
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Es See third page. under Commercial head for rat,
Of Money and Exchange, St. Paul and Gaena Markets
and nI.scelllno items.
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2;

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.
SENATE.--A message was received from the
President, enclosing communication in rela-
ton to Indian matters.
Mr.Seward presented remonstrance against
the Graduation Land Bill and in favor of tine
Homestead Bill.
Mr.. Sumner presented two memorials, pray
ing for the mediation of our Government III
the affairs of Europe.
Mr. Cooper addressed the Senate in support
of his criminal AMI pauper res buttons, and " a
followed by Mr.. Broadhead, who offered all
amendment declaring that secret political or
CARNATIONS are repugnant to republican insti-
tutions, and subversivc of the liberties of the
people. Some sharp words ensued between
Mr.. Cooper and his colleague, and no little IT.
ritation was shown ny the former.
Mr.Weller offered two resolutions in amend
ment, declaring free speech and open discussion
essential to republican liberty, and the abroga-
ton of religious tests for Office constitution
al provision and expressive of the sentiment OF
the American people. After a few remarks
further consideration of MIR. Cooper's resolu-
ton was postponed, and the army appropria-
ton bill was taken up.
The bill was considered at some length, and
pending the debate, the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-A message from the President REL
atlve to the selection of sites for courts and
post-otfices in Philadelphia and New-York
was received He recommends the subject t.
be referred to select committee. The recon-
incubation was adopted.
MI Chandler failed to call up the resolution
relative to DR. Kane.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the French Spoliation bill. Tn.
debate was continued by Messrs. Phelps, Orr
Pnilli. S Nilsson and b. ey. Mr.. b. cosel
the debate, and answered at length the objec
tiOns made to the bill.
Without proceeding further the Committed
rose and the House adjourned.
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EsS~ Somebody has lost some money. See
advertisement.
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= W aSIIiLSJOn, Jaus 3 :.
SENATE.-Mr. Seward, from the Committee
on Commerce, reported bill to carry the TT
ciprocity Treaty into effect, and asked that the
committee be discharged ~
The Washington Globe reiterates its charge
Of fraud against Seldom, W:thers, & Co, and
challenges an investigation. Sci =
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Washington, Jan. 26.

SExArR.-Private bill day. Unanimous
consent necessary to introduce public business.
Consent was denied, and the calender was Ia
ken up.
HousE.-Mr. Miller, of Indiana, offered a
joint resolution authorising the President to
terlnin; t. treaties Of Reciprocity, Navigation,
and Commerce, in certain cases. The resDlu-
ton passed. 81 h E.tA~54'l .-
The French spoliation bill was further dis
cussed in committee and all amendments re-
jected. Without concluding the subject the
House adjourned.
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The ARCADE REsrAUKANI,

UNDER THE WlNSI.OW Hot Sc,
XXyIIL serve at all hours and in good ~, lie. every.
w thing to be had in frst-ciass hating 10,
Cash Gust, allowed to sit at the table %
after eating. Credit TONERS, whose noe, draw er
cent month 10 minutes after eating Credit cu>tm-
who have book accounts, only time enough to PICK
their teeth. BIZ OF Fare table occasionally
Now drop in hungry. and have it once said,
That eat DINER at the great Arcade
hen the Arcade started il called for the cash
But in less than thirty days ii went all 10 smash.
II then held up raj her did suspend,
Until less borrowed money and the smash did ena
Its all right now my boy and opened once moe;
But George found the cash part inmate bole.
Say We all go in and get something to eat,
We will go it on credit, and tahe igs' eet
III take mine fried - - m take mine stewed -
Wonder where George gets money buy his wood9'
~ hea Biyless say money was worth per cent,
And from This day on he wouli pay no rent
Well Bob If that's the he afford 10 trust -
g As We have already eaen can't help himself he must
Don't cast imputa tions, nor throw any lurs;
He will wait all until sell furs in the spring
Now we all feel pretty good, bat don't want to doat
lay we all join together and give BAY less note
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TkNHk subscriber, "m the best Cast steel
IL Circular Saws from two inches TO eighty inches i'll
d.. Their Saws hardened and tempe. ed, and
ground and finished by machinery designed expressly
the purpose and therefore much superior to those
ground in the usual manner, they strengthened
and stifened by increasing them in thchne regularly
r the cutting edge to the consequently do
become heated buckled and produce great saving in
lumber
They also manufacture Cast Steel MILL pit and Cross
Cut saws and 3let webs of superior quality all Of
which they have for sale they be obtained of the
principal hardware merchants throughout the United
States and Canada. K. HOE CO.,
Jan st % and 81 Gold street, New York
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WINTER EVENING AMUST M ENTS.
THE subscriber offers TO the good people Of saint
i Iaui and vicinit, Chessineii. Backgammon Ualds
Dominces, and fine assortment Of .I,drens FIa,s
Call and see at nov2f COMBS tsOOkslUre.
4 \lLs-whale iaru, Tor sale clea y. y ea'I OF
~ barrel, by W.B. MGRDARIf
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EMERY'S PATENT HORSE Pr
MACHlNE

INMERY'S PATENT, Horse power Thresher, Sclerator
lL and Cleaner combined-.Cr sale by
...--.. ALtXANUER REY. Agent.
Also, McCormck's Patent ard
Moving Mac hinc.
Jan. diff AITX FEY
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LSA AAAHSs
GNAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber son four
~ aid hall lies from Saint aul. about the Al dav
OfJuly 1884 large, rlhdle, spotted with the Of
the of hOin broken, and about nhe VI ars Old.
Also, about the middle OF September last light hrn-
die OK, crumpied horned about five -ais old.
Notice Is hereby eiven TO the the abs de-
scrbed CATTLE forward. pay chaig.s on, ,n.n
and take them away, OF they will b. sold ods to
law. Dated November 22, le54A
nO33t36w WILLIAM FINN
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st. 39attI ,a00'ts

2 MOI AZ r.. Sl~
TIME subscriber has purchased the entire stock OF Try
4 Goods ervceries aud Provisions as we'll as book
counts of Edward Keenan, this is notify all those
owing accounts that payment of lie same must be made
TO the undersigned will in be resi- itie
for deInan against Edward HeeDan.-~A
Jan. 70 diff LOUIS ROBERTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

On all sides every nerve was strained for peace,
hut the word was spoken aud gutleted they mus.
b. 10 battle al ATnISgelIOA. -y
Ills Tho habit Of not only OF Tue men Of tile
world and Of the political press, but even oil
many serious Christians, 10 turn away Nom prophe'
cy as II il weIe gwen by Revelation, not tot any
use, but only TO Ge regarded as unntellisible mys'
terry. This habit c0nduceS 10 The Divine purpose
Of causing prophecy to w fulfilled IN unconscious
nations, but il does not dSChatse the SIIceEe eIIev-
Ct from the duty Of calm investigation. TAePEOpl'
ii Daniel says, IN speaking Of these last times IN
which we live, "nOIIu Of the wicked shall UNI
derstnnd, but The wise SIal! understand" tDan'
All. 1917
Singly, each point 10 which hare adveEIed may
Justly e thought inconciUsye. The question Is,
shat weight is due IL the accumulation OF Me
whOIel repeat that only thIOw OuI llllIS 10
AID US in lecllng OUT way; but, whatever d'lAuence
should in the present state Of things accompany
our consideration OH tie subject, cannot Oe 9th
efwISe than ptorlahIe, il in thinking VI the S'Nn
vial, wo imbiUs the lesson elnphaIcaIly introduced
amid the description U( lis woes; "BeItoId'
come rs q thief; blessed Is he that waCLe!II anu
krepsIh his garments, lest lie walk naked, ana
they see his shame. AnI he gathetel them to-
geliltt into place called in The Hebrew tongue
AmageddOn."
lam, SIT, your obedient Iervnni,
DASIEL Multi,
Rector Of PltE, Shrewsbury.
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FIOmlhe New York Sun
A TGip on tho Canton River,

The Canton River, after passing The upper Por.
ton of the city Of Canton, divides itself into nu
metOus branches, which, utter Contsing The rich
valley lying between Canton aud The ueighb0ting
range Of hills Ie.un e anu rush 10 the sea through
The celebrated IOcca TgTis.
The many Islands thus formed, icing so we'll
wntcEtd and very fertile, dtOduCc rice OF very
fife quality, and in abundance, The lice, Whcu
M Tho stock, is called "Paddle." They cut this
for lhreSling about the last Of September, and the
straw being suffered 10 remain upon the soil for its
fettiIizing properties. soon commences tO deccm.
nose, and Il Is the cilWvia Arising from this dtcom.
position which is so fatal Ia foreigners. At sun.
Ike, tile malaria may Ge distinctly seen rising, aud
often tiules until iispeIed by the scorching tsys
OF the sun, il is nlOIleMble. One bundled and
Gily Of The ctew Of lie U. s. frigate lIrandywne
were attacked in ole night with fever, pains in
The head ard vomiting which wuS Of the time
attributed 10 This malaria.
The town Of Whampoa is situated on one OF
The islands thus fOtned by tho Canton river, 10
miles below the city Of Canton. Il Is here that
the world renowned Yankee Clippets have their
anchorage, and here The products for expectation
ate brought 10 them In the "Ctopboats," OF Light
els, Here, yeatly, are vessels freightpd for all
parts OF The globe, with millions worth Of teas
and EilkS,, and rem here, when fitjsblsl with
thAis valuable caFgoes, do our "pddes Of the
ncspn" unfold theIt snowy pini0ns and bear Iheis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

PtEg ~ WAsnlSUToS-.The Commonwealth
says that al about o'clock on Saturday Afternoon
last, frame stable, In the rear Of Messs. slogan
Il WUrknan's grocery. belonging MI George
Hack, was discovered 10 be on fire. a number Of
ElobIcs aud other out buildings were in great DAN
ret Of deins destroyed. but Unt energetic llEcmcn
were son upon The ground, aud with the assist
aaco Of other cilizsl,s prevented the Gte from
spreading. We regret to say that fine horse be-
long 10 Nt. Hack, could not Ie removed from the
stable, pnl petshei in tie names. A buggy and
light wagon wete a.so lOst. MI. Blacks loss
amounts, we ate told, 10 about $1,000, but %lleth'
et Is coyetel by insurance or moi, VIC ste unln'
formed.
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REAL ESTATE SALES

Dursmnnt TO Adeirsc Of the county eou,. On.
llh day OF August neSt al live coui house ni ,, Il
u, TO Tho hishest and best bidder, Two .l, o.
Gi cCpersYilie In said county, being lois ~. 70 81
and nCe. as laid down In tho pat Of said tow; q
aIc the ProPSI!H Of kls Sha'P, and arc trr'teJ .
ttelcfor, remaining unpaid. "-H'.
twenty-five dOllh!S Of tie pUItlasc mo,+y ,,,,
quliel III baud. AMI The 'r'0linder il six ard ~ ~
months, WIN n"Fs,'-""n'' With ftCmtlr q Il. H.
tho property uU'il tue TWICtasc Moo'y is mI ..
JuIv 1, ISii-iU3 Svrti,i C'"NN'
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urTho inspection Of tobacco in LynchOurgh
from lhe'lst Of OCtobet 1851, to June 30, 1885,
amounted 10 4.492 hhls; for Tho SAME time IN Tho
year previous, 4,2ls hlLs. Inspection during last
week, 6SS hLIs., aud during The corresponding
week Iu] yeat, 6Oi. The market is rather less
animated,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

uTrhere is an establishment in New York, cx.
tenSiyeIy engaged in manufacturing shit cOlIaES
Of paper. lis said that 1000 per IOnr orc turned
Ut by machinery, AMI that hey hear such n close
resemblance 10 the linen collars We ntc in Tue hab
ilOl wcaiug, that Tie difference could only he
discovered by tearing tho article.
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ASo1nra,SrE.AuO,r lIrR$tp.-The Memphis
Wig slatesI that lie steamer Knoxville, mn"ing
in lie 1'enRl ssec river and Memphis itade' loOE
fire Tuesday hight last in tic Tennessee EiyeE, l91
miles from r. ducah. She was on her downward
ttp. The bat and large and valuable cargo
,,o,n ileSt,nv+I
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NOTICE,

by virtue Of Decd VI Trust rN,cu,e,l IN n, ..,
ID Sisnel as Trustee, M the 18th hty al -" - 70
David RUhelis Ia scture The pAyEslt q, 81
therein Ueatlurnl to Moses +. Gh,rr. and ~ ,. .'',
IN the Clerks Uillcr " Tyler COuuIy CHIl . '''
lumber ", plGG SJ. Wt sell al il, I..,
Tyler county, on the lMh day Nt August i.i.,,S'
3tS acres Of land, or su lmlCh tkCICO neg 81
" topay lhe debts n1lri IN said trust, an, i, ,a'>
ts.%ls The sale; , Stn! l IS :as'ets hi,f t t",
on Tie waters o. Point Pleasant, aLd lie ssD
tic said David Roberts law Ie4iles. VI '''"n
selling as trustee sihll convey sNt lite ,,-,
vested Ia ne by the ;US lS"h amirSlL 1b.r,' '' -
ever is deemed 10 he uhqursiun2Lsc. '' -"
n hAVln HICKMAN
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a7'The new steamer OCEAN lIIRp, which is ex.
Pected 10 cross 'e ocean from New Y"tk I" L'v'
etpooI In seven Jays, made trial Tip on tho 4tl,
and fully realia b The expectations ndugel Of her
speed. She ma e twenty miles an hOu'' under a"
ordinary head Of steam.
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u1rThe Indianapolis Journal Of The Glib, states
that man who d,nIs largely in flour nj lnlianap'
oils, Oilers to give bond AMI security Cor the ieliv.
cay bt November next Of 5000 barrels Of ilOnt, al
$3.50, per barrel, 10 any .one who will give good
security LOT The payment u The money.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

M.YoA Woop.--Among the distinguished per-
,ons who called 10 pay tI.eii respects 10 Mayor
Wood on Iasl Saturday was ex President Fillmore,
Win vas received In most cordial manner. The
ex.ttesident, on his part, spoke Of Mayor Wool
in terms Of The highest respect lie told him TINT
his admin istrulon Of public oCraits in The city Of
New Yurk lad cheated universal elimination, and
that III lbs travels OfaIute in the WeIteru States,
h. found him 10 10 tho most popular man, and his
name upon the tongue Of everybody coupled with
expressions Of love anl esteem. In This interview
were hnonsht tostlter ole who had been molel
President aud one who Is model Mayof
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

Stosa ~ WIS., oSnS.-T'he slorniN Wisconsin,
on WelnesIaIaS did a Iatsc amONnt Of damage
Tie destruction II bridges aud mill dams was III
lnense. Rock tfyet rose to great height, and
nearly all the btldges were swep: away, oil mote
or less datnsgedl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

OJAn exchange Gays q young lady-a sensible
sin!-sNes the following catalogue Of dletent
kinds Ut love. The AWrcleSt- u luUthtES lUYri The
lOnyest-n btOlllr's love; aud Il . sweetest, dear.
rutcst, longest, aHd SttOngrS! lOve--a love Oi Il
bonnet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

l-gOne LnnItel U. S. troops LEFT Newport fOr
jefferson BARRACKS oil Saturday evening, OH Illcl.
G. Fremont.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

g1'The Pdnters Union Of Rochester having
prescribed tetnl 10 the publishers, tue latter TO-
iuscl to submit The consequence has bee"
slrike which, i is said will lead 10 The employ.
IOent Of large pumOe Of gitls IN the business Of
tyne setting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

a:rMt Joseph darlington, near louisville in
Washington county, Pa, shot himself Though Tie
heart on Tuesday last aud died Immediately lis
was 10 10 married the next day, Alb Of JnIy. The
parties were Of the IlipIes! EespeclaOIlty-'he
cause Of this sad affair has mol tnhSpited.
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Change of eoheduIe'
.R;Iss4. y 2 es M .assRSSa ssEsa
summer Arrangement.

Ia AUTHORIZATION UEFITk h'W .: n N
Wheeling StIlOn. July 9Th, 1880
on and after AIUul j. the 9th instant, tic PASSENGER
Trans (4XMesS ann mll) viii lGlyG tits Maun daily
for baltimore and The RaseIE Cities al Ills J.. NJ AID
Ihc Exess Train leaves at 4lj p. "; AID will only
stop al The following NialiUs lienwO"A, MOumdsve,
Cameron FllImOni, FeltcIn9N, Ncwburg, ROw'esbplS,
Piedmont Cumberland, Sit Johns 9un, MalIlnshlIs,
liarrcIS Ferry, M"nOcAcy, SyhcAviIlc and Washington
The Nail train caves at iOijp. NJ, except Saturdays,
lnd will stop At all The regular Stations.
Tie WheCIiM; and Cumberland Accounted Hon Train
will he 'uI ,IdIly CActpl SuhjS, rIvrB whtthrE at
{, \. NJ, aud uIINing at CunIhCIldIl al q, J.! NJ
Leaves CubrIaIdat j;lj ~ ", and arrives In Wheeling
att, I'm.
I'y order Of J. y. DONE, Surl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

uTRipe peaches and pears have arrived in the
Cincinnati market. They came from Switzerland
county, tmi,