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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

WHAT A FALL WAS THERE MY Country
MIN !" 1heConcord IN. H. Reporter, states
that on Thusday last " Hon. w. il. Rix-
ford, Of that city, High Sheriff Of Merrimac
County, wasnrosted for stealing melons from
the garden IF &. b. Davis ! The Reporter
thinks it 10 melancholy occurrence, and
Mr. Rixiord may well exclaim with the po-
ct
llAlnalLhe meloMnhoLy hnya have elme.n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

FRE.-A barn, belonging to David IIolbrook,
in South Braintree, was destroyed by FIRE, last
Saturday morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

Dr. c. Howard Marshall, Catarrh and Lung
Physician of New York City,will receive patients
at the Bay State House all day Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, Oct ID, Sd and 4th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

Texan BLUsrEG DIED OUT.-1hc joint res.
olution passed BY the Senate Of Texas request
irg the Govemgr to convene the Legislature
in extra session, in the event Of the election
of Col. Fremont to tho Presidency, was not
acted on in tho House Tor want of time.
The joint resolution offered in the Texas
Legislature to Inappropriate $4,000 to send en-.
igrants to Karzas, was never put to direct
vote in the House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

Inc Baltimore Patriot learns from a source
entitled to credit, and publishes as matter Of
news''the follow as the Republican Electoral
Ticket for Maryland-
=. 70" ne state at Layge-Francis p. Blair, Will
liam Pnkner Ewing
For Me Congressional Distyicts-lst. Jamos
Bryan; ID, John Lincoln "a, G. W. M9rtonet
1th, Francis f. Corkran; 9th, David Gamble ,
9th, Joshua Switzer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

CoRREcT1oN.-In an account of the Cattle
Show in North Brookfeld two errors occurred.
For over eight" yoke of oxen on the Town
Farm, read eighty,-for2one hundred "plants -
of different variety, read one hundred plates,
president OF the society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

TuE sonooLrELLow, for October. is out, much
to the satisfaction Of the young folks, by whom
IT'S appearance is always onxiously looked for. 1t
is sold by A. Williams & Co, Boston, and by y.
Baker Co.. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30
LOCAL NEWS

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. = Sunday afternoon,
Francis Paine, residing on Washington street.
cut his throat severely with razor, while labor
ing under a temporary fit of insanity. BY the
timely interference of DR.. Howe, the flow of blood
was arrested, and Mr.. Paine is likely to recover.
He has wife and four children, and is shoe
maker by trade His former residence was Graf
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

FATAL ACCIDENT. "A young man, named
VIM Evans, was killed Thursday afternoon, near
the Western railroad station in Lee, by falling
from the platform Of the passenger car attached to
a freight train. lie fell upon the track aud a
freight car passed over him killing him instantly.
lie was the son Of Richard Evans Of Glendale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

President Pierce will leave Washington for Con-
cord to-day. He will probably pass through
Worcester on Wednesday night. On Thursday
extrr trains are TO be run from Boston to import
into Concord enough Custom House men and
other Buchaniers to make up a sort Of reception
or him when he arrives on that day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

AT LARGE,
JULIUS ROCKWELL and THOMAS COLT,
of Pittsfeld.
DISTRICTS.
Dist. No. l, John Vincent of Edgartown.
2, 2. B. Wheeler of n Bridgewater
8, Geo. r. Russell of West Roxbury,
4, Geo. Odiorne of Boston.
5, Lucius B. Marsh of Boston
6, Geo. H. Devereux of Salem.
7, James NJ. Usher of Mediord.
s, John Nesmith of Lowell
8, John S. c. Kuowlton of Worcester.
!" " 10, Charles E Forbes of Northampton.
4" Z" IL, Franklin Ripley of Greenfield.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

Lewis I. Levin, leader Of the Native
Americanaarty in Pennsylvania, and former
~ memtr of Congress, has been placed IN
an insane ,sylum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. - Notice the adver-
tisement in another column, for a meeting of the
Worcester Co. Agricultural Society, on Thursday
next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

ceiyed at his Office insthe mail, he shall give nc
uce thereof to some justice, who shall inquire in-
to the circumstances and have such book or writ
ing burned IN his presence Ii it appear to him
that the person to whom It was directed Subscrib"
ed therefor knowing It's cGaracter,o or agreed TO re-
ceive it for circulation aid the purpose Of abol
tlonists, the justice shall commit such person to
jail If any postmaster or deputy postmaster
violate this section, lie shall be fined not exceed
ing two hundred dollars
Thus neither speech, press nor the mails are
free in the slave States. The sanctity of the gem
cral post Office is invaded and the officers of the
general government made subservient to the local
laws and interests of slavery,
A VIRGINIA OPINIoN-Mr. Use once boast.
ed that there was no newspaper in his district
The South Side Democrat one of the Buchanan
papers Of Virginia, delivers the following opinion
upon the danger Of education;-
eve have got to hating everything with the
prefix FREE, from free negroes down and up
throrgh the whole catalogue-FREE farms,
PRE- labor, FREE society, FREE will, FREE
thinking, FREE Children and FREE schools
all belonging to the same brood of damua5ie
isRs. But the worst of all these abomina-
tons is the modern system of FREE Schools
The New England system of free schools has
been the cause and prolific source OF the inf.
delties and treasons that have turned her cit
les into Sodoms and Gomorrahs, and her land
into the common nesting places of bowling
Bedlamites. We a5omiRGte the system because
the SCHOOLS ARE FREE"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

fhe above establishment is now being ENLARGED and
improved ana will present Improved external attractions
combined with greater internal convenieuces to CORES
poiH WIN when very large, brilliant, and superior
stock Of goods now in store and in process of mann
iacture 1t is the intention Of the proprietors y the ex
tent, variety AMI superiority of their stock low prices
Geursous attention to The wants Of their patrons, strict
integrity, and fair dpang give their establishment
position and character which will euutle it to universal
confidence, az an extensive and liberal patronage
me hbADY-MADE (ncludmg the Boys') DEPART
MENT viii be found to contain very large attractive
and superior stock of CLOTHING em6rscing every stye
Of garment row in vogue made up from a yery great
variety OF qualities and styles Of fabrics
change has been made in the CUSTOM DEPART
mENI, II being Tow under the charge Of Mr. j r. STE
'ENsON late with the Messrs. Brown, and it NAV suffice
10 say that no pains VIII he spared render this depart
ment IN all respects perfect and satisfactory It will be
9na 10 contain an extensive ana very desirable stock of
fIhCE GOODS, adapted TO every sly 10 and grade of
garments to which will be added all of the best STYLES of
oth 9'egn and domestic fabrics as fast as they appear
" MARKET A, p. WARE & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

10 all who suffer from languor, pain in the limbs, MIR
Vousness loss Of appetite &c and who wish to find
permhneHt remedy We say try the Oxygenated Bters
medicine which has cured the worst cases among or
izena - ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

KELlAHLE-As remely for coughs, &c., we cannot
say too much of "isar's Balsam. II is simple. and
pleasant to the taste, and very eectul in relieving at
lung and throat diseases. The Wild Cherry is too well
known for putting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

F7-.,5- -..-..-,,
n VS., =, W tSsed IN bi"eNci~ effects OF PERRY
ami r,oi AZ n 'EN 10 sf.rai cases 81 dyseEtery
its usa >, , e,'s ""ul' il"'t chgefuly recommend
ti "a u slsa rs my he 'ulsfiar from be aarfuen-
-''' 'i'V9se'' as sac ana ed-GtrA! rfHvdy.
Pastor d, III, 30" tRD K. FULLER,
S@' d. awRv2t
EYE-sar's pp.,.,,,.. - ~ a = -. 49,. -,
cures every species Of lnn com 80 t. i.at o.y
very Powerful il fuerc on a 1' - ''''' "
DISEASED IfyrR
In This rouYI. in. il his. iodorb..lI'r e, 80. 90
fcseou than any remedy ihrrta m9yed a. a j" mn
severe sarng from tbl 5 had ,, endured oag and
ieat benz Mt ron 'aran' dies ard whsn me c9ry
ma, ozsn resort" oi IN vain the use If Il is Ras au has
atsg req 'n- h'tF 70 hally ac'i'n ard in many in
stan roe tf9 p.r7a' trt cues, after vye,y known
Away signed BFTTs on %, te ey gra, eject
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail only by SETH
" 10" L. Boston, Mass to whom all orders should be
' AaESrg . J"me o' Gg 0y s s. sn'; cr..
Clark Woroesteri C. L colbur.. Leominster.
sou GeOftW&wIt
Or. 5. e,,,-,-o,. q IL .a.7,.,,, p,..-...-
can be consulted by ladies and GENT men at lis oir
fSrngr OF 4grg6 ard Mechanic sets Worcester
of O-taber free OF charge upon all diseases Of the human
sS4 i'' ''' '''i3 r,St 'rf5 '''ed to call
.-.-
BArliS HE 1870 = EleliAtcaE
in this c.tv md fIssaba 9,d ,, me- t y, ~ many
of II. suffering con1no,i.v ihat WIN ty o.,,i'
there are ,n I,s,so,,s ~ ,aI,si " i',
these baths aud I would hereby Ycauton the pubic
agans imposition. The only place in Nr0, Vqu To NV
knowledge where they are ,Tq,7ry app,ief is 'bv ~
Prime, wboj-esstG ated with me M no Rroad,var and
by Or Gutter No 90 fremont STREET stor,
sZf d55 NJ. NERGNE5.
M,
consisting OF Shelf Bottles, Counter and Prescription
scales SODA toun"in and drawing apTaTaus, Drawers,
der. and viii b. sid reeo5s 5sse Fiy ~, geo" , or
sold in quautifies 20 suit purchasers. Address j. O.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

G7There is mach pleasure and satisfaction. and eve,
happiness in knowing that you have arrived to certain
point which you have been striving to attain for
CLAFLIS IS THERE he operates with certainty ~
producing the most pleasing resus-bis pictures are
beautiful in tone, admirably perfect in all the minutes.
oeineanons and invaluable mementoss of the human
face divine. -'li"n
O'aln's alsry is the Gallery Of galleries; If van ara
IN pursuit Of first class Daguerreotype made on tablets
CHEMICALLY PURE sItYER, or if you want picture on
0iaSs' nnequaled by any patent Cgum) process.
Rooms 18S Main st., over Citizens, RAM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

.ARNoLD's GIoBuLEs and VITAL FLUID are sol5 Mt
Wholesale at the towes prices, by John @. Hin 22a
Main st. AtretaH also Names and statements Of those
who have been greatly benefited by them, may he seen
- tlo oLIII. uuII IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30
PEOPLES MASS CONVENTION.

In pursuance of resolution passed at meeting oil
he members Of the woRcEsTER FREMONT CLUB, on Mon
day last, arrangements are being made for a
Grand Mass Cone chiffon
or THE
Friends of Freedom Throughout New England
To be held in this City on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Id.
by the Committee to men of all parties, opposed to the
present administration and in favor of
Freedom, Free Speech, Free Press, and
f r Il M Q N T
By Order of the Committee of Arrangements.
Worcester, September 8, 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

Chnucc.-Thc subscfib-r ,gl1 so,, A.. ..,,..
S AZ 81 nearly new House, barn, and nerc1
p B ,au WIZ great variety VI fruit ID IA aua,d ON
r, ',t'1 nIeet, near the Blomingdas road. IA miles
Ter 2p. m '" '1 ny T'. l iv1n'sg'i any la5 u-
VI dp,dRy,t NAt'Oi9 " AleNhh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

Dealer in NEW AND sEOOgD.uANp pr-p, ,r.r,,,,,,
s,o,o. r. NrccGcry aud Glass VVnpe
stoves, carpets, and an glnds on U,naa p.,,.ti,,
a, Goods
NJ b. Cash paid for Second hand F,r,,,,,ro q, oaa
Main street, by '''''' IuIu''n 1ieo az %"
mchl8 an. ~ uuoD'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

Professor Vergnes Electro ChenlTcaE
BAfbs.-'s this valuable discovery is initiated by many
in this city md elseshere would state Tor the b.ef
OF the suffering community that. with few ,xcstiions
there are no persons opsrll qualified administer
these baths aud l would hereby Ycaution the public
aga'ns imposition. The only place in Neo Vqn to nv
kno&ledge where they are rrq@ry applied. is by Dr.
PRIME, "bo.5- as5lGated with me, no Broadway and
by Or Gutter, No 90 fremont STREET stor,
s27 d3t NJ. NERGNEs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

Or. Is. CInweou Kelley. Analytical Physician
can be consulted by ladies' and gent at his Office
corner Of Church and Mechanic Streets Worcester
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY the ID and sd
OF Oct bsr free of charge. upon an diseases Of the human
system. Lsdcs ard gentlemen are ryited to call
s24 ,r2t&f6tcS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30

H. DIR. ". MOUDNV ARD
nus removed Ills Office to No. Film Street. je26 d3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01

PEzEUHED REEATz.-WhatIay or gentleman would re-
main under the Of dagreezhle breath when BY use
ing the "AtN THorSASD FLoEKzS dentifriee would
only render white as aalas
ter9 Many persons do their hreah bad ana
the gnheet delicate, their friends vim nsetIan
IL Posr single drop Of the sDaInn tooth bruzh
and wash the teeth night and morning 50 bottle m
last year.
BEGrTiFrr Co~PLExIoH be easily acquired using
the s+Baim OF Thousand Elosers Il a remove MIN
pies, AID eekies from the skin, leaving rose
ate kne Wet towel poar droPs, and wash
the fase 1iEtt n1oTnlEle.
cold water. pour three drsps Balm cf
Thoes4na Eioge-z,n rub ven YIN make
beaaal san laer zzeh facilitating epeEarea ofGkET-
Ing. PEie< o1ly ETY. cents.
" P. FETRIDGE CO.
FTAnksfn Square, New York
Fer sale y T II LoG-sN 4 Co IsiI=lydsv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01
trrom ths Ner orlenn. pel,..l

Negro Slavery is the conservative element Of
Republicanism, and the frnlest basis of society
in these United States. This truth the think
ing men of the North recognize at this moment.
They begin to see that the knell of the Union
and of neutrality-suspicious. WAS sounded when
bad, or ambitious or bigoted men in the North
declared slavery to be SectiohGland not national,
and weak men and selfish politicians in the
South, anxious to preserve Northern connec-
ton at any price to the South and the country
bowed to the sentence and only craved for mer-
cy.
Such being the social and political value of
slavery, its diffusion and extension are of the
first Importance, and nothing, at the present
time, should more nearly interest the wise phi
lanthropist and the patriotic statesman than TO
devise measures to effect these objects-to re-
store slavery to its original national character.
and make it an object Of political solicitude.-
We cannot avoid looking with jealousy and sus-
picion upon any political combination IN the
South which does not fatty commit itself to
these views.
We have heretofore pointed to the measure OF
negro exemption as one highly favorable to the
objects just named, to-wit: the diffusion and ex-
tension of slavery, and the consequent CONSOLE
dation of the slaveholding interest One other
measure we are in favor ef, though we fear its
announcement may throw some of the 'tancient
fogy men" into almost epieptic consternation.-
Nevertheless, we shall announceit and here de-
1CC ttStFc ~ maze tGFFftOEt6S
noLo free, Stare territories and to acquire new
territory into which to extend slaTery-such as
Cuba, Northeastern Mexico, Debut we would
reopen the AJriean sLrre trade, that every white
man might have chance to make himself the
owner of one more negroes, and go with them
and his household gods wherever opportunity
beckoned to enterprise.
But the North would never consent to this;
they would dissolve the Union rather than grant
it say the croaking impracticables. Gentlemen,
you do not kaote the North, oracuIar as you look
when obviously shaking your heads. 1t would
not oppose any more bitterly large demand
like this, boldly made, than the smallest one
family and politely urged, Try it. There is
nothing tolose by the experiments At all events,
if the attempt to reopen this trade should Fail,
it would give one more proof of how injurious
our connection with the North has become TO
US, and would indicate one more signal advan-
tage which Southern confederacy would have
over the acknowledgement association call
cd the Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01
DR. r Hedges,

FEVER Sc AGUE ANNIHILATORI
FEVER and Ague, ohins and Fever, Dumb Ague, any
form OF Intermittent Fever
ing speedily, safely, and eaeetuaIly cured by the
Dr.. ]. Hedges Annihnstor.
preparation entirely metallic poison.
such Arsenic o. Mercury, compounded from
purely vegetable It certain, eeacfous
remedy, be taken an kinds weather. ThePro-
pricor used the article his private practice
several years, has failed eject perfect
cure when the directions have been followed. posi-
bic inure the system, adapted ages.
sexes, and constitutions be given the
month old With safety the adult and can be
kept In climate eneomiu1a, long array
Of testimony eeacy. within 1t
selEand the invalid prove value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared Orly BY the Proprietor stanhope n j. and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale, Wholesale and retail By A. C. GOOD Co., Drug
Ezt-, heeiin by Druesists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
W. II. DEcANP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
nyT:sn IS CORTLAND ST.. New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01
sPEoIAL TICB s.
WORTH KNOWINCl.

Prof. Wood has discovered remedy for he gray and
bald which Is At once practicable ana cheap It requires
dyeing no viz nor extraordinary trsuhae. There
be no doubt whatever Of rs efficacy We have seen tesi
HoniaIs almost without number and from men of great
terlgenee, high standing and moral worth. &
Those Who have been bald years are now their
hair and appear years younger they did sir
months ago. As gray hairs and bald heads
both premature aud sanaturaI duty remedy
them by the natural aud undoubtod which Prof
Wood invented, and nes kindly oasrs the anetea
advertisement ry wonderful remedy and give
de Professor new testimonial. = -
Price a. g. $500 per bottle. For sale by IAUGHLISs
4 BBsHRTELD, wholesale Druggists. noy1
we speak the trath-JadEe ye, for your
selves lady In Ohio Co cured OF Cough OF ave
years, Standing By HanptOn's TIncture.
For sale BY TIL. LOGAN co..
octsO Bridge corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01

A STREEf ScuFrLE.-We learn from our repor-
tiers that on Monday Mr. w L Burton. the well
known manager Of Burton's Theater, assaulted
Mr.. Blake, late of the Broadway Theater, and
now of Wallack's. The attack was made in an
omnibus at the corner Of Amity street and the
Sixth avenue The parties were riding up town,
and had for soma time occupied places on oppo-
ned the stage at the place above named, and on
passing Mr. Blake to get out, suddenly spat in
his fates,. d struck him q blow on the forehead
Mr.. Blake at ;,nee seized him by the collar, al
de same time striking hiln twice in the face,
and threw MIN over upon the seat. In the FUR
ther sOsssbble Mr.. Bis BE was scratched upon the
chesk and psler the LET eve, bat not seEiously.-
They we're sepessted by tie pssssFs-oy Nei-
thar was much uSsEsd,-N- = lrasanF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01
IAIPoRrAN'r PROM NIoARA
SUCCESS or eEsERAL wALkEn.

Tba sso,tba-, ,,.;I n tSrs,,a,,,.,- ;,tt &c.
ishes te efaiIs of tbe ii,,no,tanf reSrs for9
N;csa mn h,sss,t b Az ,,s,, a,,,s
:. -. 90, e.ie
M h.tt t,.t.,, a.. W.T.
a. cc,biro $500 &c ~, III
ss;ns hin, . ,. Is
b,., 20
ssnoninp ftiends -.
The enemy having beor sor,.tir,o .;I,-,-.-
-, -. a..
tosr,, Cen SysIlse,
snail force stationed tIe ;oTS, to ~
tbe,,, 70 oc.,,,,,, tjs lI5Isc = - e
s1,,sb ,no,e o,h, o;,,t tstt.l ,s.,,
Af,s sbo,e t,, ~ -
iects g. isf a.. Ia,
: - &
In,sS, ~, s,;st = a -
sn,aa, go ~ fs,,5 IN ~.
thu Jtt sSs1 The ,.Te,,,,
saII;ad o,t iii frSe aud ,ttscIej hin, ~.
~ -, ~.
c;tv With imnen los the S,ner;csn i;,oraII
,Ii 49, ,;tb ti ioiias S tI IL -
IT, ,a,j 90, +I a. t tn
M, ,io,s AZ So, las 81 a.
boSe ~ t + tb. 5a, e., IT,
sncoa,,e IN 5r;,;. ,fs,,, s;, IN H.
=. H. 49, ~ -; =.
/ 49,. I D 1r ett; -; - - 81 II
e tL boses -; HI; b;t I 80;
ol,, ,,,n;ta e. a,',;,6t - al
- 60 - ss ~
.ot % oo IN M
nr;nc;roii,, 30 loo naI.s
Pm. .s ..i'e
2 a. ". ..l.ls ,t.sa ~,
,1,;.tI,. so ~ oe'I i9t
- G .1.,1 -. n so,ps,. 40 a.
vi ~ o ls
me III s'ie ue,lr Tue
~ % DC ~ lle W1iole torce o.
-, =. ny .llell it;
,,;osss Sd s,s,r pos, an .iir Iie
s,.s'. p.leolie = anu Gu
lrolu tne towh WIN great
iiia sle anu g'lIters WIN
A.lleu anu lhetn rom inc
III. ull'l h9l OF tne enemy renamed
enemy .ea loss at 1raaea 4oo hlea; at Mas
9eo 4oo iNiiiS9 anu S9u Mounuec, IN ai'
zen ,!1; " lk , loss IN ooth engage
ells was 10 i, AllI T anu 20 Wounoea1hone OF
mem niortaliy ~ was reported &c that zen. Men
usN, inc SECOND ma IN command OF the enemy, was
SIoe oeasl at 4hasSava at the tllne our informant
ielt; 80 tlos lalsg
uei. " eiNer was 70 IilarGn on tie l9liowlie
Gay ~ ior uassaya ana Leon, nus troops helng IN
Tue most excellent spirits and eager 1or the march
ptlFins tile absence Oh zen. walker at Aassaya,
lle eltlzehs, learning that the enemy were ad-
Vanclng, repaired 10 the ordnance department
anu anu aIinlng themselves awaited the attack, ana
eoIlsht win uneqnaliea bravery ana desperation
LOT t%eniytwo hours, determining the Govern
,IehI oul,ulhgS uhtli tue arrival Oh tne army
.lE. he"IesS' rev u "a; " heeler, MT Fergu,
son ana son, citlzets OF tne United statss. aho
fRTr n
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Trust Sale.

YTirtue of decd Of trust executed to me By Gear.
II Hardman dated. January 18Th 1885, and reeoniS y
the CLERKS Office OF Ohio county Deed book No 81 I
1872 viii sell at public auction the door Of the sst
house OF Ohio county, SATURDAY the StL
at p NJ the property In knid deed conveyed to me- 10
the center twenty two feet front and rear OF Lot No an
hundred and six, QG6) and the north two feet ~
south twenty two feet front and Lot numbered @
hundred aud Ave, Qh and the north fs ~,
and rear of lot numbered hundred and four ig M
on Market street in Center Wheeling. (ese lots are nat
the usual DEPTH portion Of the front having been copv
10 the City OF Wheeling FIR Market House. as viii h. -,
by rreren deed nom Gill wife TO the Citv Of WI
ng) Also lot numbered one hundred and two ~,
Wheeling, City street. ga ~'
~ Terms Of sale, cash
viii only such title vested in IN. h, IL,
deed. NC. coon.
octl IN Trse