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The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13
The Democratic State Convention

Met in Rev. Benton's Church, Sac, on Tuesday, 9th
Little done on the first day-effected a temporary
organization, appointed committees on credentials
and permanent organization, and adjourned
WEDNEsDAy.-Met, and was called to order by
Mr.. Hoge, Pres't pro tenn.
JOS p Hoge was elected President. Six Vice
Presidents and three Secretaries were chosen, and
the organization completed by eecting The Little
Aigle" Sergeant-at-Arms.
Convention proceeded to ballot for candidate for
Congress. Two unsuccessful ballotings were had
Chas L. Scott of Tuolumne Frank Tilford, of San
Francisco, and VIM. L. Dudley, of Calaveras, being
the candidates. On the third ballot, Mr.. Dudley's
name having been withdrawn, Tilford received III
votes, and Scott l6l Mr. Scott was declared NOM
mated Convention took a recess till Pm
EUening Sess on.-COnsiderable sparring ensued,
on the nomination of Gen. Denver as a candidate be-
fore the Convention for Congress. Order having
been restored Convention proceeded to ballot for Il
second candidate for Congress. Jos. G. McKibben.
Of Sierra and John Conncss, of El Dorado, were the
leading candidates. CONFESS received II votes
McKibben received 1873, and, on notion his nomina-
| ton was declared unanimous.
j. A. McDougad of El Dorado, four Jack) then
moved that "a comm Hee Of fce be appointed from
the S. T. Custom House, to nom nate tie remainde,
Of tie cket !' Ruled out of order.
Several nominations were made for candidate for
Clerk of Supreme Containing them, d. w. Gel
wicks and Chas. S. Fairfax. Convention adjourned
till IL A. M. Thursday. We have since learned by
telegraph that Fairfax was nominated for Clerk.
A. j. Moulder, of San Francisco received the
nomination for Superintendent of Public Instruction
The following are the nominees for Electors viz
Freanor Olivero, De la Tore, and Bradford.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

The legislative ticket is a compromise between Il c
Broderickites and the Gwinites-and as with com.
promise nominations generally, the ticket is a re-
m ,rkaby weak one-weak in availability, and infn-
tesmaly weak in brains
Any structures we might make on the ticket, are
rendered superfuous by the curses, both loud and
deep, with which it was received by intelligent mem
bers both of the Broderick and of the Chivalry
wing of the party. The Broderick boys here curse
the harmonic effort most Auently. They say that the
old wound is at best closed but for year. to be at
that time reopened with all its venon-hat they had
worked zealousy for two years to gain the ascendent
in the party, and that they finally sent their friends
to Pacervile with clear majority, only to be
thrown of-sacrifced by those who had one eye set
on their own advancement. The Chvalry, too spuru
the ticket, and spit upon the compromise. They
say it is no compromise-that it doesn't say Turky'
to them once-that the men nominated as Gwin men
are not men of their choosing but weak sisters, who
will damn their cause with feeble advocacy.
On the first day of the convention T. H. Williams
introduced resolution ilstructing the Legislative
nominees Of the convention in case of election never
to support either Broderick or Gwin for the U. S.
Senate. After he had made very plausible speech
in favor of the resolution, Conness called delegate
to the chair, and proceeded to reply. Every body
knows how sarcastic Conness can be- when he tries a
little: well it is said that on this occasion he oudd
himself-poured in volley after volley of gall and
wormwood-rubbing off the skin and rubbing in
salt-and Kn. Williams retorted, but Conness had
the TrOWl on him nv bpinU an old democrat nn1 he
sat down, wondering if that was the feast to which
he had been invited, but only remarking that this
was little the d-dest party he ever did join.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

If spoonful of yeast will raise fifty cents worth
OF Hour, how much will it take to raise funds enough
to buy another barrel?
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13
The Fillmore Club

Will meet in the Court House on Wednesday evenn.
next, 18th.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

LAYING Down THE LAw.-"When in doubt, take
the trick was the remark Of the Recorder yesterday
to the prosecuting attorney in the progress Of case.
Vide Hoyle--title, whist Union, Thursday.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

ACKNowLEDGMENTs.-We are under obligations
to the following named gentlemen, for favors shown
during the week:
WELLS, FARGO & Co., for S. F. and Eastern pa
pers, and other favors
Geo. Vincent for full daily files of Sacramento
papers.
We are under obligations to Big Jake" of the
Georgetown stage, for sundry Iavors
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

Gardiner KIRK Post Office Literary Depot, next door to
P. O., agents at Sacramento.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

Virtue is no security in this world What can be
more upright than pump logs and editors? Yet both
are destined to be bored
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13
Coloma. Saturday Morning, Sept IS. 1856

If there be those, ether North South, who desire
administration for the North against the South for the
South against the NORTH they not the who should
i've their suiirases to me. MILLARD FILLMORE
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13
AG rs

L. p Fisher Iron Building. opposite Pacific Express Of
fee, is agent for the ARGUS" at San Francisco.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNENTIoN.-The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated at Placerville on Satur-
day last:
For State Senator'S. G. Carpenter, Vocanoville
S. NJ. johnson, Placerville.
For Assemblymen-Dr j. Turner, Georgetown;
j. Carpenter, Greenwood;
c. Orvis, Kelsey;
John Hume, Cooma;
G. d. Hail. Placerville
Geo. Mcdonald, Ind. Dggings
NJ N. Mitchell, Uniontown;
ST. Hamm, Diamond Springs
Supervisors-1st Dist, j. NJ. Dorsey, Placervie;
I'd A. T. Lee, Indian Diggings
Sd r. E. Draper Pilot Hill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11
PHILA. MARKET.

JAS. lQth-Flour exceedingly quiet, receipts
very light, inspections yesterday amounting OH
~ TO 1857 bbls and no disposition in holders to
submit to any concessions in prices, no export
demand and the only transactions making are in
small lots for home consumption at 6,5Qa9, 90 for
common and extra brands and ., 50al0 for fancy
lots But little wheat offering, small lots good
red from store at 81, we quote white at ,, lUal5.
1900 mixed Mo sold on private terms. Receipts
corn tritiing and in moderate demand, sales new
yellow in store at SIC. Groceries and ProviS-
ions no change, small sales new mess pork at
l6,50a17 on time and lot of hams i'll pickle at
9a9,25 at 60 days. Whisky, prices continue
somewhat Unsettled, quote Ibis. at Sc and hhds
:t35
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

Forxp DRowxDRp.-The coroner of Louisville
held an inquest on Saturday on the body of a
man which was hemmed in the ice at the head of
the island. 1t was recognised as that ofProfcssor
H,idelberger EIewas msn of great ability
audi formerly held 9 high position IN one Of tile
universities in Germany. He took 3 prominent
part in the revolutionary movements in his ma
tive country sud had to seek refuge in the Uni
tel States lie resided in Louisville since last
summer. The verdict ofthe coroner's jury was
Found Drowned"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

CLosFD.-'The contract is closed and the work
completed. Night before last did the job, and
did ii well, too The Ohio river, which whilom
flowed in liquid beauty and majesty past this
city, is now frozen over s. tight as drum head,
and the boys yesterday were playing upon it
with great gIce. 1t closed upon six feet ard six
inches of water, and the ice is already about rs
thick as a nine inch wall The Ohio river, VIC
may safely say, is now frozen over from head
t. mouth The Mississippi, from all accounts
Ne rgn gather, is also completely closed. The
river lnen, generally, must now go to church or
land.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11
RAILROAD ACCIDENT

PoUGuxEEpslE, Jan. 9.--The express train
from Albany for New York, stopped just below
here this afternoon, on account Of a defect in the
track, when it was run into with great violence
by the PoughkcepSie train bound in the same Iii,
rection. The cars of the former train was de,
molished. Three persons killed, Mrs Green OF
Utica, and young man and woman unknown
p more or less injured, scvernal not expected tc
recover, among the latter, Mrs. Robertson and 8
children, of Albany; Mrs. Campbell, of Utica,
slightly, IIommons Of Vernon, slightly, Mrs. os.
car Hall Of New Haven, slightly, Capt Schuiel
of Albany, badly, George Klcpp of Madison CO..
Ohio, seriously, George Harrington of Washing
ton, u. c., face scaldcd and otherwise injured
Dan'l. Lard of New York, Slightly, Lewis Sud
lam Of New York, slightly, others less seriously
injuredR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11
ON and after Tue=dsy Aug. sS until fpTssr notice,
~ Trains VIII be follows, (SH'urdays excepted:)
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOCTH-The sI0A. N. Train will connect tSan-
tISg with Morning Toledo; MOnroeTuiie with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of C. Road; ut
Shelby junction with Cincinnati Express from ceve'nd' at
Newark with the las; and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad
the 800 ~ Train will connect at saniasky with
BAY CS from Detroit; Monrocvil With western Train
e, T Z. r. Shelby Junction ut 52l p. NJ with tie Mail
Train C. C. c. K. Q. for Columbus Cincinnati; At Mans
field Junction $50 p. NJ with Fast train o. = r. X.
for Pittsburgh, and Newark with East aud West Might
Trains Central Ohio K. Il.
GOING NORTII.-Thc 9"G Train will max" close con-
Newark with Nail Train from Btliar G. o. Il.
Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh; at
shelby junction 1918 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland. Buffalo and New York, Monrnrvlle with
Mail Train OF c. Il T. road Toledo, Chicago. &c.
2ip Train will connect Newark with Express from
Genital Ohio Roai Mansfield junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh Shelby Junction SCI
Mail Cleveland; MnnrOrvie with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago ami SandusSy with the
steamer Ray City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. II. ROBINSON, sup't
Sautiusky, Aug. !, 1855. sepI5-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I INO-14 " ~ I4NN 7 Wv.
=. 10.-A partial Southern mail has been


JAS. 1o-A partial Southern mail has beer
received
a letter from Columbia dated the 9Th, says the
greatest storm ever experienced in that locality
occurred the previous night, the rain froze as
fast as it fell and to-day everything is cased in
ice from halls inch to an inch deep, trees di-
vested of branches by the weight of ice, the
streets present an appearance of vast brush
heap. The destruction to fruit trees immense
The telegraph lines are Frustrated in every lirec.
ton and weeks probably will elapse before oper.
atoms can be resumed, full one-third of the line
on the Camden railroad is lying on the ground
and in some cases the poles are also broken
down. Great damage has been done to the line
by combinations.
Inlower Georgia and Alabama the waters are
still so high as to prevent the necessary repairs
No trains arrived this morning and consequent
" we. have no information ofaffairs below.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

lHE W NrER WoRXs-A general coustcrna-
ton was produced yesterday morningby the an
n"unccment that the supply of water had been
cut OFT from the city by the bursting, freezing
up blowing up. or drying up of the main pipe
leading from the Water Works to the Basin
Dreadful reports Of two weeks thirst, with no
water to quench it, were rife, and visions Of a
6esleGed and blockadcd city, compared with
which the siege of Troy was trifling circum-
stance, were looming up frightfuIly before our
alarmed citizens, whileinsurance agents and pro-
PeFy holders carefully inspected their policies to
see that all might be right in the event of uni
'eFsaI confagratiOn. In the midst of this dire
'A'm We thought it best to ascertain the worst,
AID with great trepidation we repaired to the
Water Works, where We found the damages to
oe as follows: One section of one of the main
PIPES supplying the basin, burst, within the Wa
az " oFks building, owing probably to defec-
I'VE iron; one engine (for there are two-wise
9'ovlsiOn thus being made for accidents also
%'Aen' The other engine, supplying main pipe
40 : was then called intorequisition, but broke
"a The act of starting. The manufacturing es-
@'i'shments throughout the city were then no
Iaea to cease taking water until the damages
'onid be repaired.
This notification was the cause of all the
1G1a' In few hours the engine was repaired
.nu IN successful operation, and full supply Of
'''eF coursing up TO the Basin. There is no
>'a as Tor any further alarm; one main pipe
s1'nS'ent at all times for an adequate supply-is
IVA, =, and unchanged, and the broken section OF
t ,ns 9'ner pipe will be repaired in the course of a
Nv DAYS. or rerhanc to.Io1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

STEAMER BrnHED.-The fine steamer Mediator
bound from Cincinnati for New Orleans, with q
valuable cargo of eight hundred tons of produce,
was burned on Friday night last thirty miles
below Yicksburg. The Mediator was built at
Cincinnati, had just commenced her fourth
season, and was one Of the best passenger and
freight boats in the trade, She originally cost
s35.ooo, and was worth $4,000. This is the
eleventh boat destroyed by fire on the Western
waters during the past five weeks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

Brnsrp-t little German girl whose name
We did not learn, residing on Main street in the
First Ward, was severely burned yesterday by
her clothes taking fire. Singular enough, the
h,mcs were not discovered until she was re-
turning to the house with bucket ofwatcr. A
ssa.k Of fire having probably lodged in hex
clothes before she went out, was famed into a
fame as she passed along the street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11
EPnM THE snnTH

NV York, Jan 1O-The mails of Tuesday
and Wednesday are received. Savannah and
Charleston papers of Saturday. are receive
Eight New Orleans mails are due Bishop Pot
ter of Penna., left Savannah on Monday for Flor
ida. The Savannah papers complain of bad
weather, the waters are above the banks and
great fears are entertained of a freshet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEETING

v WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O.-The National Agricul-
tural Meeting this morning was largely attended
A resolution was adopted complimentary to Nc
Cormick's Reaper. The propriety of establish
ing Meteorological Observations was the subject
of discussion this morning. President Wider
withdrew the announcement of his intention to
resign, greatly to the satisfaction of members.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

Az UyGsA7ErrL Crrr.-lIon. u. I. Disney
has commenced suit against the city of Cincin-
natl for $louo0, being the amount he claims
for ssalscrviccs when in Congress and at Wash
ington in looking after some interest in the city
in certain lands within its borders.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

COR CAsED-(ien. A. p, WinsIow, proprie,
tor of the American Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio, was
recently presented with splendid gold headed
cane BY the boarders and employees of this
house. We don't know any man that more rich
" deserves such Gaming than this same Gene
ral WinsIow. Hes a man, every inch of him,
and powerful sight of inches are in him
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

SINGULAR FArAIrrr-rhe editor Of the New
York Sunday Times mentions, as curious fact,
that. during the past week, on looking over his
exchange papers, he counted no less than eleven
infants, within circuit of three hundred miles,
.l,. have p.rished in the flames
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11
NEW YORK MARKET,
JAS. 1O.-Stocks dull. Reading % IL

JAS. 1o-Stocks dull Reading % I-2.
Cotton dull, sales 3OUO bales
Coffee quiet. Sugar firm, sales GOO hhds Or
leans at ST. MoasSeS firm. Freights steady
Fleur filmcr. Wheat declined, sales of I6,-
900 bus at 1917 IL for Southern red Corn
dull Pork firm, sales 1000 bis western mess
at 1915. Beef dropping Lard firm. WHISKY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

Tug AMERICANS HAVE TAKEN N1cAKAGrA!-
And they will soon take about half the world,
under the stars and stripes. We take for a
cough, hoSrSenesS, sore throat, cold, &c, BryanS
Pu'mOnir Wafrrs-25 cents box.
Sold by all the Druggists in the city; 7. H.
t"'AN Il Co, Wholesale Agents, Bridge
Corner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

Transportation OFFICE b. 4 o. r. X.
HheeIin0 Station, Dec. 4th, 1865.
on and after Tuesday the m instant the Passenger Trains
(expressHnd ma) wieHve ;his daily att P. NJ and
lU"u P. NJ
The Express Train lenves at A. p NJ. and will only stop
the following stations sood, MOunIsyle Cameron,
Fairmont Fettermn, Newburg, RowlesburE Piedmont Cum
berlund Sir johns Kun, Martrsburg Harpers Perry, Mon
ccacy syLesyillc and Washington Junction.
The Mail Train daily, except Saturdays, at 1880 p
NJ and will stop all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
be- daily except Sundays leaving Wheeling a. ~,
and arriving at CImb,rIani ~ Leaving ra,d
al 3:i5 a. II. and arriving in Wheeling at !, ?, n.
BY order OF ]. Ii. DONE. Supt.
d:4 J. Il. FORD Agent.
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FROMCHICAGO.

JAN 10-The Wisconsin Legislature met t
Madison on Monday; not organized yet. tx
Governor Barstow rc-cntered the Gubcrnatorial
office on the same day. Col Bashford rad the
oath of Office administered to him By the SUI
preme Court in order to bring the case before
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11
N. l.. Dorsey,
pEILER ~
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At OAK HALL,
tTHIRp DOOR BELOW 5. l. HARPEK's HAT EToGgl
WHEELING, VA.


WHEELING, VA.
hadc!p:ia manufacturers, made expressly for
this trade good material and tie best Workmanship,
10 10 dollar boot variety s,yI. quality ulaterisl
and durability OF vorimansr Sr prlces, cannot DC
passed by any other house j: slis or ether city.
Gents Boots and Shoes of ali kinda styles and qualities
Iaadc to order.
Having employed OF the best the United
States satisfied tat cu4nVi fail TO please who
favor with call.
Cal and examine Tor your solves.
My stOck consists in part q the following articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
1o0 pair beat calf boots;
l lSS Dc Dc 5 taEss
100 100 do do s vat; proof boots;
MEMS BRoGANs.
loo Pair best calf LrUSaps;
Is Is do do a s5se
HOY'S AND YOUTHS BEoGASs
lry pair boys thick hroEarsi
l lSS mai. DO 2op,b' s' Is;,x
IOI's AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
leo pairs OF calf boots;
1oo Go Kid
W0MEN's WEAR
1I1 pairs lasting Yaiters, all eolcrs,
100 do morocco br4kfns,
l5J do calf
I5l do Jenny Lind
MISSES EUOTS.
lJ) pairs boots,
XII!
10 do French morocco boots,
15I calf
100 10 Kip
The finest quality Of ladies glove leather
Ens FINE and soft article glove leather
:crs. with high heels heavy sole. Up eide,
CIEILpREtS'S WEAR.
Patent leather morocco, cca:, glove leather lasting
calf and fancy boots CATERS ankle ties Slippers oxford tie
and ali other styles always on hand ut low prices
GINS.
Ladies' mem. and sandals boots and ovcrrhoCs Of
the very best quality also great vari.t goods
here nuT,rated, which Will sell the accomModa
ting
d.l u DORSEY
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Chnu%e of Time!
CLEVELAND and PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
U. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

W HOC4 iii s eI41NI I IVGS . III & H.
. rpo-, - TIE fine side wheel pas p.ess--a,
sengcr steamer FOREST CI. +: e
SSSHtSEg$s3 rY, Capt Geo. D. MOore,and Sfs393stfF$
SsS7s1SsDIU RNL, Capt. Asa Shrphe I'D
will run daily between Wheeling and Pt'Sbughc Forest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
ay; and the Durnal Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
At y ~, arriving at WclSvie in tune connect with the
Cleveland cars, and at Pittsburgh in zine for the morning
line Fast. RturunEhe Forest City lerves Pittsburgh
rncsaE, Thursday and Saturday and the Durna every
MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday 10 A. 81; arriving
Wheeling in time for the mail lines for ohio.
For freight - passage apply ON hoard
:. c. BAKER ( co. Agents.
~ Through Tickets for Clcv, land, Toledo Monroe, De-
trr milwaukee, Chicago Buffalo ard Dun&rk, sold at the
office Of S. c. Baker { Co rs
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
No. 4 Wnnhimrtnn Hill

AVING just returned from thu Eastern ci,es with very
large AID we'll selected assor',n of Clocks, Watches
SGd JrTriry the suhScrh.r wnn! call the attention his
friends and 'he public generally to it, assuring them
WIN sell cheaper than ever heretofore. Ills stock
in part, ~ follows
Patent Lever Porcelain, Mantle, Gothic eight one day
Gold and Silver English French and american Hunter and
Open Faced Watches.
~ Particular attention is called the American Watches
Pn; r liz geld and silver made wholly country,
and warranted prime tintkeepCrS
The Ladies' VIII find his establishment large
selected stoc OF and beautiful JeSeIry which
cannot fail to please.
Having bought extremely low feels very confident that
he sell Goods in his line lower than
Wheeling aud respectfully invites all call
stock. &. p. BROWN,
oci3 NJ. Washington Hail.
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Az s92Hi ~ ;Gls 6TSGt E-SIgs, We EeNturu 10 affirm
1nat hhle iiuAteiers bseis .e Used f,I. sd
asuv cSurtl Occur. f'fT
onE NiGe siassfa, taksu tire, ,iaaes DAY before meas
Wa DC ''daa great Tor y DgtLi, w!Ch III atyrtSiaIS
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4 ing Int Bil.rs oYe trial - = ~ ~
EneFe are oth.E Gttc.E 70 De te rsr which
arc Comparatively nUrtH!,sS IatJ,ts :ry tAuA,r
f!Na! Ior tlVir i4Guc.nal 4a-iIs IA! a.v II ~ ia
square boiirs cONaiEly fAl. Ia lions on
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

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