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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-11

PROBABLE MURDER-We have received information
ola bloody tragedy that came off in Portsmouth,
Monday evening, at the car factory 1t appears That
man named Joseph Peed, became incensed agahstan-
other named David Rice without cause; while mus
angered he struck him with piece of scantling which
knocked him down. and so dreadfully hurt him that
his recovery is thought to be impossible Peed is not
to be found-NorfoM american.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-11

Gov. WISE AND H. r. peasants, EsQ-About
o'clock AM, Monday morning says the Richmond
enquirer, as Gov. Wise sitting at his table IN the
Capitol attending official business, his room was
entered by Hugh r. Peasants lie entered without
knocking. without inquiry usual salutatlonan TOOK
seat on the sofa in the room, in the rear OF Mr.
Nises seat, which faced the door. After sitting
Few minutes, he rose, went towards the door ana
asked: Where is old Gizzard. foot?' "Gizzard-toot
Is not in this morning. is he?" Gov. Wise replied:
YES sir, here he isl am the very man.. lie re-
peated the question and replied to in the same
way. Peasants then said ''Well, by Cd. didn
Know you--and you Gizzard-foot and Ebo-shin
are you?" Gov Wise said 81 know you, sr-you
are Hugh r. Peasants, your" With that he
commenced with the most vulgar and taunting
abuse and Mr.. Wise ordered him out of the ROOM
lie refused to go out. Mr. Wise then rose, and as he
approached Peasants the latter put himself IN the
position ofmenace and assault and squared off as If
to give blow Mr.. Wise took hold Of him to put
him out of the room, when he offered violent ress-
lance, and Mr.. Wise struck him a blow (which drew
some little blood from his cheek and kicked him
ont, The Messenger hearing Mr.. Wise ordering
Peasants out came and put him out ofthe Capitol
such is the true and full statement of matter,whch
may be much misrepresented, and Is therefore, made
nj once
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
The New York Tribune Wv,

Inc New xOIk we
publish the Prospectus Of this wide
spread, able and influential Journal this
week. The Tribune 10 consequence OF
the exceeding low price a. which !, is
published TO clubs, and OF its bold, man
Nv, fearless and indepeEdant course up
on she great issues before the public has
ob,nined q circulation and an influence
which, to the enemies Of ME principles
which il advocates, is fearful to con,em
plate, and hence the n exertions
which are making to put ntown BY
p~rejuiicing the public miEd against il
through the press. the official inse'posi-
zion Of Government officials and numer
u other ways. We Con-, believe tina,
these attempts 10 weaken 'hc faith and
confidence Of the public in the Tribune
will succeed 10 any extent; bu, on the
connay, that their rssul, will be 10 in-
crease it, circulation and popularity
,hroughou, the country. The weekly
Tribune has . ejaculation Of 10000
copies, the largest 10 me world. and costs
10 clubs Of twenty and upwares. sl. a
yesN The Semi Weekly Tribune 10
50. sinsls cspys 3 copies for sii.25.-
rfdrssa CREEPY and McELRATH.
New Yosk.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Every one having stock, is aware that at
times feed and care will not produce flesh and
vigor. Poor, weak and s'Scrawny" animals
are an eye-sore, and many owne are exrh ng-
ing all such for fat, vigorous animals, by using
WELLS GERMAN CONDITION. PowDER. II
prevents and cures disease. and health ard
flesh is produced from the same feed, tina, bare
Iy kept them alive before. ~ word 10 the
WISE" &c.
T.. NJ. WELLS 81. I.ouis, lMo:, Proprietor,
sold in all parts ofthe country; and by Charles
Lawrence, Otumwa.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Gray old bachelors, and ladirs premsturely
gray. will be glad to learn thai their hair can
be changed to rs original color and beauty,
By using Professor Woods Hair Restorative.
Those who Nave been bald Tor years are now
wearing their own hair, and appear ten years
younger than they did six months ago. o..
Wood 4 Co., proprietor, ia Market street,
under Wyinan's Hall.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Kansas Meetimg.-..Mss.rs >,
peers, aud J. l.. Speers. the ls't'r Sssss
OF ihe Ssass Of Kansss. and both
b then residents oil Lawseuce, Ks asas.
essed ,hrough this place on .hsif wsy
|sAs East. on Friday las. The ssases
bnAemsn favored quite . nsnbsf Of uu'
bisens with opportunity 10 lis,ea 70 On
eeSss,ing lecture on Kansas adsirs, Il
Cous, House on Friday Evening.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

How TO WIN A LovER.-If anybody wishes
to understand this art, let them get that extra
ordinary volume just Published by Professor
Rondout, Of New York, entitled "Matrimon
made Easy" T. tells the whole story. There
will be no going without life partner after this.
Every day will bring its wedding, IS il brings
its sunset. Love will become a matter Of course
and marriage fees flow into reverend pockets
as rivers do INTO the sea. For further paiicu-
lars see advertisement in another column.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Rcmoyal...Th b Land Department
/ ahs ID n N T. r CO., u viii b seen.
10 BE- semoysd /, Fl Des Moinss on
! the 18th Of June. The larger Pos-
bn Of the isnds Of the Company being
love ,hss poirt, rsnders F. Des Moines
b mos. convenient Plses for The oiice
Sviug them in charge. The General
Zee Of The Company ssmains - This
ice.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

EParker's Sectional and &c
logical Map Of Iowa, Tor 80.
Inc Author oil Iowa - II w. Price
the Trade. Poke. form. el2 per dog
Mounted e2l.-Rsnil. 81 SO Pock
~ 0pun,ed. Address orders 70 Ma
IAN H. PARKER. Clinton. Iowa;
10 w. IL. HOLMES, Gsassal Agent,
rcnpori. lows.
This Map is spoken Of 10 sesus Of
ppepda.iop BY the Pless. and II doubt,
de,erves il. Every citizen Of Iowa
gNvld have one.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Major & Bro. rubl,shl this week their
S~usines, carl 10 which they say thai
f,ey arc nov permanently settled 10 their
pew house which ihes have secena,
rex, door 10 +. W~sshburn's,
nd nearly opposite our office. where
,ey will be happy TO meet me want. o.
,e public in ,hei, line o: gocds.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
NOTICE.,

8 hereby given, thatwe VIII y prepared
j 10 receive applications fdr tho lands yet
vacant, in the late Fairfelu District, on
the first Monday in June next.
Land Office, Charlton, April 26. 1855.
X. COLES, Register.
N. g. SALES, Receiver, .
w-30-ds-n-l0. {
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
How to cure ScrOfuIa.--Imp port.
ant Revelation.

A
We yesterday conversed with a man who
for the last sixteen years had been tho victim
of hereditary Scro.ala, and whose face, neck,
and body presented a horribly dishgurcd APP
pearancc from liberated glands. He stated
that du;ng that period he was under the most
eminent physicians in New York. visited
Europe, and after vainly seeking relief, and
spending a Torture returned TO his residence in
Illinois. under the consictiun there was no
radical care for the complaint. Seeing Huu-
ley's ~sarsaparilla highly spoken of, he com
me,ce! its nse, and when he had taken thirteen
bottles found his malady perfectly cured, and
since then has had no sympt- ms Of reiurn.~-
The above we clip from on fsasisfh exchange
Tor the benefit of our readers.-Losis. Iiascs.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Miss Hea1ley.-We n-gecsed las
wevk TO notice \ card Of Miss Uendsey,
announcing tina, che was prepared TO al
,r.d TO cuils IN the business Of Dres'-
max ing. :, the Resid.ece Of W. p Row
.rll. We would how tifec, the attention
ct Ladies' I'd Mirs. Head,ey's card.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

review o. BuH1tmgtOm Market
For the reek ending Nay 10Th
Our Jobbers continue 10 have a rood
demand for their commodities, their
s!ocss are still large and we'll assorted
We hess Of q number of Gales TO mer.
chants on the Des Moihes river which
have been shipped 10 tiffeten, points on
'he River. via Keokuk. This aoep far
to prove what We said some weeks since
that goods could be ~purchaysd here anc
sent to any point in the State With as
good chances Of speedy arrival home and
rs cheap 80 al any point east or south
VI VI. Merchants in the interior Who
have heretofore made their entire TOR.
chsses in eastern cities would do we'll 10
come 10 This city aud examine the stocks
here before ordering their summer sup.
plies.
The Produce Marke, has been dull.
We DO not hear of any sales of Grain or
Provisions, and Wool 10 no, ready for
market. No changes in prices since our
last. We quote.
cPIiug, 10 10 oV, Fati U 10
81.
CoRS-None offering. would be Ia.
ken nj 2Oc.
OATs-2O to 22c.
FLouR-Cny Mills Ex,fs ESQ TO 81
ArrLEs Dry in good supply z.
PEACMEs-6.
BUTTER-This article st,lI continues 10
maintain large prices and IL sold 10 mar.
ket a. 20c . bot must AZ ICON as the roads
i'm prove be bold much cheaper.
Meas PoRK-$l4 so.
Bulk MEArs--54, 81. ~ in round
LOIS. No salts.
LARD-Firm At 8 to g Daily Tel
egrqph.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Nix TILLMoRr.-Ths Boston Travel
Ter publishes q leper from Hon. .. 6.
Haven, formerly . law psr,ner Of Mr..
FILLMORE. and now member Of Congress,
dated April IL, 10 which he staies tha,
no ground exists for the reports that Mr..
Fillmore will decline the .American"
nomination. On the contrary. Nj. Hsv-
en- shows from the correspo.den, Of Mr..
Fillmore tina, he 10 disposed 10 aecs?,
the nomination. and Mr.. Haven gives
II ~ has opinion that he will do %.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
LADIES FAIR.

tpHE Indies Of Ashland and vicinity viii hold
their second Fair, for the beEeft of the
NJ. F.. Church, on Thursday the 29th of May,
And they respectfully solicit the friends Of
the cause to attend
Ashland, May 18th, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
DEN 3 Il

| would call the attention Of the public
particularly 10 this Stove, a supply Of which
| have Just received, as one OF the test (f
not the BEST stove in use. being larger than
other Air Tight st owes of the same num-
Der. Call aud see them before buying else.
where. GEORGE SMITH.
May lst '56-n-l0-y. :
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Il. Spencer + Co Burlington
Thre.hing Machines, M"f-
Pa.er,. See their advertisement.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

The Wspello County Medical Society will
hold ITS hrst annual meeting 1t Ottumwa On
Saturday the 3lst inst.
j. WILLIAMSON. sectry,
J 0ttumwa, May 18th, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
New Watches
] b w ID LR Y.

JUST received BY Expfess,a splendid tot
OF hne Gold and Silver Watches.
Also large and splendid lot Of fine
Gold Jewely, con sisting in part OF card
ropss, Breastpins, CuTpins, Masen's and
0ddfeliow's Pins, Finger Rings, Silver
Thimbles, Gold Pens, &C.. besides any
amount Of Portmonaies, Pistols, Watch
Chains, Guards, Razors, Hair and Tooth
Brushes, and. in fact a full and complete
stock olgoods belonging to tn, Line
CHEAP FOE Cash rs THE MORO.
Co Watch and Clock reporting dor ne
up with neatness and Dispatch.
G. A. BRADSHAW.
Ottuinwa, March, 18th, 1856. NOD If
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

PunAroy = Co, have Tor 'als
icy 10 Rsy's Ari,hms'e. and general
|.,run nj of S:h,i D,oks. 4
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

RepubDicam County Conventions.
lie week. Saturday,. the aa.h. al J o.
Jock P. NJ.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

How strange il is that people will suffer on,
from day 10 day. and week 70 week, with torn
enting pains, and not apply q remedy, when j,
H. within their reach, and Il is equally strange
that men win let their hsrses die Of The collie,
when q medicine may BE- had which viii give
relief; some Of the finest borses in the land
have been ruined by founder just for the want
Of proper treatment. Now It 10 ascsrtsined by
numerous individuals, that "Gilimores Turkish
Linemsntp does cure pains Of ell sorts, that IT
never fail, to cSre collie, and that founder 10
cured in a few hours. You will like it Il you
try h.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Foreman announces his purpose IN
u few days to take q "Trip wes.. ~ 'ha'
all Who would secure besuiiful Amhro
~ pes Of themselves aud friends. must a,
|,end TO i, without delay. Foreman Is
producing the fines, kind Of pictures and
s,he atmosphere is now favorable. Cs!I
spu Foreman at nce and lie, him
.stanAie, the face Divine ri yourself or
>ariends BY tina, wonderful Pr"cess T.
|ahose imper,shabIe plates oi g!ass; per
&.,, transcripts Of yourself 10 be ctrrish
Id by friends as their o precions me
6len,us. wi,ea yoar substance has faded.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
CHAIRS S,
MYTCMELL'S
NEW NATIONAL MAT.

METCMELL'S
new NATIONAL MAP.
TyHE celebrated map publishet, Mr.. Ausus-
map, which is One Of the most important and
comprehensive in contents of any map hereto
fore given 70 the public.
Itembddies information of tha late explora-
lions through onr western territories on q full
scale, arid also the route OF DR.. Kane and his
winter quarters, and gives a map Of the Sand.
witch Islands on . much greater scale than in
any other publication. II gives US a correct
idea 81 nj Uni6n and its immediate surroupd-
ihfs. All The r0utes over the Isthmus OF Pana-
ma and Tel aantspes, and the projected railroad
are laid down, add the disputed boundaries Of
the Mssqujto testit6ry, Nicaragua and Costa
Riei IRE defined with much care. The Central
American portion Of the uisp Is particularly
valuable, aud taken from the most authentic
SOURCES. The steamer soutes from New York
10 Mexico, Central America and the West In
Iisss the different lines projected for railroads to
the Pacific, the 0adsden boundary line, and al
To neN territories OF Utah, Kansas, Nebraska,
Wsshingtoa, 0yegoa, &C., are laid doAn With
gsat precision. The statistical tables, the dis
United States, will b found extremely valuable.
- SNg SSSs"s ASSSS vs. SvSty
man who intends to keep pace with he stirring
occurrences Of the times. Hugh 8. Me Adams
has bean appointed agent for this County, and
the only person Of whom they can be obtained,
md intends to give every one an opportunity to
procure this map, by csnvassipg the county
As Mr.. McA. IS citizen. Of this County, ana
known to be a nan othones y and integrity the
public will have no hesitation in placing implicit
in his representations. 4
M2 1
Agency City, April, %. 1856.
The undersigned, having examined the above
map, take pleasure in recommending Il 10 the
pn6lic as the fullest latest and best execute one
j. C. MITCHELL.
n. DREAMER.
A. MARSH.
J.. e. RANSEY.
FLUTES. vlOLlNS, ACCORDEONSsnd
FLUTlNAS for sale by w l. ORR
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

rHERE will be a special communication Of
nttumwa Lodge No. 16, at their Hall In
ot,,mws on Thursday evening May 29th, at
; o,cjock p. M. All members OF the Lodge,
and mon affiliated brethren in good stan ling,
within our jurisdiction, are earnestly desired
to attend, as business OF Importance is to De
'an' d. GEPHART. Sec'y.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Il LADIES' Fair at Ashland. We would
xfirec, attention tn The Que OF the IA
sdies Of Ashland aud vicinity, announcing
Aheir second annual Fair Cor the bensf
81 Me NJ. L. Church.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
FREE KANSAS.

MoRars J. WILLIAMS, is a candidate for Con
gress subject to the decision Of the people.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

TO Ms Cifisens u OffuMsrS and
W1peiio County,.
THE undsssigned would ssspsetfully say 10
the ADORE citizens Il they wspf DUaAILx A1p
FINE FiNluHsD PAiNriNe dene, t5ey hsd bst-
hands will be sent to the country, Il any
time requested. 81
yAcTIon. J. s. HUMPHREYS.
Nay 9Th, '56-nlI-H
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

~W-
I ARD Oil, Fish do. AMI Meats Foot do.
IL for sale by w. l.. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

10000 Shingles in exchange Tor Goods also
Better, Eggs, FIeur, Mssls Neon, Tallow,
Beeswax, Hsxseea, Feathass, and home made
Linen. ~ C.LAW1ENCE.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
NOTICE
TO TAX

coon Vinegar for sale by
~ for w. l.. ORR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07


Tue MARKET FOR iIABoB. Tho New York
Journal of Commerce gives the annexed cheer
ing prospect for those who labor with their.
hands. The coming winter promises to see less
Of poverty aud want than its immediate prcde-
cessor IL
The condition OF things in this community
with regard to the relations of supply and de-
nand in the labor market, is vastly different
from what II was two years ago. We no longer
hear of famishing sewing able-botlied per-
sons yainly seeking employment; and throngs
OF people dependent on soup Kitchens for their
daily sustanance There is now a decided scar
city OF labor. Openings for employment with
liberal comp ensations arc Offered on every hand
for men aud woinrT The laboring population
as n class, are independent aud need ask no IA
yors They must have house up town or down
town, as pleases them best aud without water
in every story and the s.Inodern conyeniences,r
they cannot accept of a situation except as a
special favor. at the labor Exchange, of
the Commissioners of Emigration, where it IS
customary TO receive applications from the
country for agricultural hands, also from rail
road contractors, sc, the demand by many
times the ability to supply but IL is likely that
when the cold season sessin, the case viii be
reversed 10 some extent The demand for fe-
male @heip, however, and other occupations
suitablefor women, Is so general that no surplus
is anticipated certainly not for many months TO
come. SIne 'Shlrr Sew crS ~ nj on, established
n few years ago in MD of an oppressed class Of
girls, so far from extending assistance is now
glad TO receive it but experiences difficulty in
procuring sewers at Increased wages. Awholc-s
sale manufactures OF clothing, who three years
ago employed fifty persons In cutting garments
now finds much greater difficulty in having his
work made up with half that number OF cut.
tiers. though wages are twenty-five per cent. in
advance of therates current at the former pes
Rod
An explanation is found In the general pros
perity Of the various branches Of labor; hut
moro readily in the partial suspension Of emf
grafton. the attraetiyenesS OF the western cosin-
try, and the fact thatfew emigrants arrive here
with New York as their ultimate destination,
but ara in the great majority Of instances tick
eted Through 70 distant points in the interior
Then, tor, many departments Of labor, such as
are connected with the manufacture Of clothing,
umbrellas. flrs, Re, are greatly extended, COM
pared with what there were few years since
and require tho employment Of m increased
number Of hands, notwithstanding 4 great
amount OF sewing Is now done hy ;nachinery
The relations between labor and capital, though
sometimes grossly disturbed. are very easily al
justed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN Elk

fsff (
INFLAMMATION and as Iseparable as II RE and
HEAT inflammation produces pain, pain produces in.
iaation. Wherever there heat robbinr or
redness, matter whether itiseaused fever hurt, a
sore, poison rheuas Piles sead, burn sting there
Is inaamation- A hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion. prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation sslled TO ae-
eonpiish ths tbs Of are always direct
ed Thousands Of thousand Of the and
most sasaeious persons have used DAnLEys
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR. are eonsinced and admit, tiat lis
i most wonderful and Immediate,
instantly aiayins the pain, poison, extracting
morbid secretioas and forcing course,
renewing and healing No burn, scald ament,
two severe 70 yield TO i soothing curing influence A-
ply il Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine Esenveicped In Steel Plate Engraving with
the names of Q. " cLIoKESER CO., pFoprie,ors and
HENRY DALEY. manufacturer, ppen each box. Price
% ctssper box.
~ All orders should be addressed G. V. Clckensr &
Co.. 81 Barclay st. New York. Il II. LOGAN u Go. e
spss'im Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

Sur DGcmrp-The .eWillisH case, in which
Willis the deceased hadleft alarge amount of pro-
perry to his colored concnbine aud children, was
decided last week, in Barnwcll, s O., against the
plaintiffs. Willis win is the case Of citizen.
of Barnwell district, who took family of slaves
the children being his own--to Ohio, and on
landing ut Cincinnati, and before he reached a
carriage to carry him % the hotel, fell dead in
the street iswillis ia favor of the slaves thus
ernancipated; his heirs contest the probate ofthe
win
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07


IHE MFsTzHtss. MasEsiss AND DrLlosfTs or
TrnE,su BATH-i alighted At the door of The
head bathing establishment Of Grand Cairo
Behold me, now, in the vesfibule Of a genuine
Eastern h'sln,nuIn- Two tall Nusniiian slaves
assist me 10 disrobe aud In the place Of nv rl
ti2lied garments, attire me in piece Of loose
cloth, bnttonsa just above the hips Thus de-
nudei, am mounted on n pair OF Wooden clogs.
or patteFs, about ten inches in height All,
then supported on either side, while make way
lny oyer the CLASSY marble floor to abatiiing sa-
loon number one Here am stretched upon
plank covered by awhite cloth. and reciine at an
angle Of forty i've. The room, isthen filed with
yapcr. and IN about ten minutes am perspirine
profuse.y through every pore erog lair,s
the rnpor IS turned of a fs.g buckets Of tepid
water are tIToynty mr. \ cup Of coffee Is adj
ninisteresi. sni I fer whitts At Catalogue.
am reslsesi and am ghtway conducted into
bathing saloon number TWO.
Here, sitting on the SIDE Of 4 marble reservoir
Of hot wa CT, am drenchel vrth buckets Of the
scalding liquid. am Glen laid down and scrub
bed from head 10 foot with wooden gloves and !,
sort OF fuller earth. Then drencled again. /
am next submitted TO the operation Of peeling.
process which removes ali accumulation OF dirt
and scurfupon the slistace: which, in fact. seems
70 take of another skin The peeling over,
an drenefed again. The next Stage Is thar of
puinlee- stoning applied TO tile inside of the
hands, the solos OF the feet, and the heels until
an horny anu fard parts are rubbed down TO 4
uslicste so.snesS- Sow comes season OF COM
p.s;tise ieisnre ana repcse " hile am on my
pasi, the operators cutting my finger and toe-
ana caIe.silly eSiraesing from every part
q ny. my posiy ssaasescr Is estraneous unsightly
OF Ihconsenisilt
ann next made 70 sit,uI,, and IN my sitting
Pos,nIe am siiay estne hairs are carefully pull
,es. out o. my nostiil ears are ed-lny
nalr IS cut---sny synlssers and mpustache are
trimmed and ny heat IS, at last, declared 10 be
i,nished- 10 these processes succeeds that of
st,iiI pooning ding the flesh, crack
ing me JOINTS, and loosening every integuments
m ever, socket throughout the frame Then,
iat !, M over with peculiar kind of agree
aoie emcilient soap; and then, another drencli-
ing ne utne Is now come 90 be introduced
INTO bathiug saloon number three. The atnios-
phere OF tins IS, after the temperature of the
last, gratefully cool, and here am permitted to
cold water. Oil how refreshing and res torine
after sr % ,s,- Is; : ..
t5ss 81 uo-'iii sss.isi-i
itil,S puilnes, pinclillgS, kneadingS, crackIngs,
hair ty eaking beiatilerinps ,,,dS
,,-tr " -, So
~ - VI -sps- i ana = ~ 80 r
am reluctant to quit my present quarters
,'iii 20 get out Il 90 so, ard my
Tender and nety-born-in infant likc-slin. las srs-
cantiE,le NJ tho -,,rs,,,a se z. si,;r,, ~ !, -
l., -. i :, = ?, .ssss se'il - GENT
mounted slncp more nm N, ~.
n f,-..sses.' sAtiS sup /
- ~ ~ 81 AN ieu Datk 10 tne rubbing
III -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-07

TiRelSIs AND Tennessee r Ar.RoxD.--Tl,ca m
nuaI meeting Of the stockholders Of the yiirrin-
II and Tennessee Railroad commenced at Lynch
burg on "Wednesday The gross receipts of tie
fiscal yesr are S32S. ass Go: expenditures $780,
E072 90; net gain Si65, $40 81. being S 10 per
cent, en- the cost ef the niles road IN op-
grafton iast year