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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
ATHENAEIyNI.

EOIToRs or INTELLrGENcER:-As one of the
sufferers, would respectfully Gallon the mana
gers of this concern, to remove the veil of sece
sy.which has, all along, enshrouded it, and let
those who paid their money, have a peep behind
the curtain. It is certainly due to US to know
how our money was spent, to have an exhibit of
the cost and the actual condition of things at
this time Theattention of these gentlemen was
called to this subject few months since, but
up to this time, no response has been made by
them, so far as I have seen. should think that
u sense Of justice, not only. to US, but to them
selves, would have, long since, ilnpeIled those
gentlemen, unaSked, to have given the statement
required, but it appears that was mistaken
Do, gentlemen managers, deign give US little
light on the subject Let US know if the estab-
lishment is making mony, aud if so, whatdiyi-
dend you are prepared to give. If the concern
is bankrupt, and our money lost, it is, at least,
due. to US that we Should know it. Silence is
sometimes digniAed, but it will scarcely be con-
sidered DIN the present instance, ID,
7 ENQUIRER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

Drrns on ToBAcco-rhe Senate of kentucky,
on the 2sth ultimo, passed some resolu-
tons in regard to the excessive duties and ex-
actions imposed upon tobacco BY all European
Governments, by means ofwhich they raise hea-
Wy revenues at the expense of the American pro-
Queer. These resolutions propose that in all flu
tpro treaties this staple should be placed on an
equal footing with other great agricultural intc-
rests: The attention of Congress and of the
Southern Commercial Convention is called to the
subject.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

CONTESTED ELEcT1oS IN LoUls1ASA-At the
election for members of the Legislature last fall
in New Orleans there were some gross irregu-
larities and destruction of some of the ballot
boxes. The seats ofthreo members returned in
consequence Of this violence we're contested, and
the committee of the Senate has made report
mseating Messrs. Burke, Burthe, and Michel,
and giving their places to Messrs Hyams, st.
Paul, and Withers. The report was adopted by
avote oils to8. Since the gross frauds at Pla-
Qucmine in 1874 the people of Louisiana have
found it due to their own character to yindicatc.
the purity Of elections and this is proper re
suit -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

sEssRs EpuoRs You will confer favor upon many vo-
tiers by announcing esteemed and worthy
election.
lso ONO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
PR1N ELECTION.

I'VE charge FrE DoLAEs for inserting nominations for
Sheriff. to be paid invariably In advance Persons not com
plying with this rule, viii uniers,Snd Why their announces
ments do not appear.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
REAL EsTATR Sales
for sa3e

VIE Farltureand Lease k1QFn as tile Monroe House
YlieeHg Ha located on Main street. Opposite 10 the
Wire bridge. This House isoE doing gnud
and the prospects for The future are Est rate in
cinnati& Marietta arpads will have their tefmin ut Kirk
Moo and the travel VIII have immediately opposite
s House, md II will necessarily do large prnnoFtion OF
this business.
The present Proprietor dcsirous ofremovng 10 the
country which s0icly his for wishing dispose Of
his business
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

We have already mentioned the fact that
the schooner I. w. Loveriingwas lately capsfzed
in the Chesapeake Bay, and fourteen persons
drowned. On the l2 ult. the vessel was found
off onancock Greek On board were found Mrs.
James Owens, Of James City Couhty, and six
children, all frozen TO death. Her husband and
the crew had been washed off and drowned
Mr.: Owens was brother of the Rev. Pitman
Owens, of Nansemond County Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DiuideDd


ME BOARD Of Managers of the Centre Wheeling Market
- associations have this day declared Dividend
Of cent earnings Of The COMPANY 20 hr
Isl JaDuarS=Ilaysshle on the 90ttinst. s
an persons that have made payments stock and have
MOI received their cercstes notified bring their re-
eeps to tue Secretary and get them before the GOTH 30 that
saeS may receive the dividend payable that time
By order OF the Board. Il sks4
Wheeling, Feb. 6, 1856. - ~
= s-EEs9 3 g Argus and Times cQpy.l ;3lItlE
Z Tx mails SACRED FIaINIIR,
:. a -Ieaieino FOR Dyspffsia alone.
iS medicine Is in extensive and popular useIn Western
Pennsylvania. 1t Is prepared By dr. Truxai Of WASH
Sn co. and has given relief to hundreds WIG have used
IT, who are spreading It's fame far and wide
The names Of persons well known appear as vouchers for
It's etieacy in the above disease ~
~ Price $780,
- r. u. LOGAN & Co, GEM Agents;
ley Wheeling, Va.
I TIE G.4L ZINC STI5P0RTEPlI 7TT7 !
ls Female supporter, operating on simple scientific
principle, gives great reilefn weak
ness Of tht sInead in all wheresupport needed
n ESE sa4e ny - ptli8zs-za . 9ft1 ~ -EzJ
ley tal4ra s55Iz n. II. LOGAN & co.
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-sPRcIAL MoTIcRs.

- It should be universally known for Is strictly true,
that INDIGESTION Is the of large proportion of tile
fatal diseases. Dyspepsia DiarThGa Cholera Sorbus, L
er Complaint and many other diseases enumerated In the
CIuspeor weekly catalogue of deaths are the result of
Indigestion Think Of this, al who suffer from diOrdered
stoaaehs and il YOU wiling to be guided BY advice,
founded experience aonce Dr. J. HOsteters
Stomach Bters which, as curative and yigOrant, stand
alone unapproached.
FoF sale Hy s the principal Druggists and by hotels
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
LAuGHL1Ss GBusHF1ELD
fe1 n H. LOGAN & co. Agents
/ NOTICH no l'BA.vEEERSg
3 For sale by IN the PRINCIPAL Drugs

= = = III y y = III Y IIIlILIls-9-7 q
TRAVELLERS passing over te G. o. Railroad, informs
ed that the Proprietor has fed up Rooms in ClsRks
NE BenDSssl where he wiz up upon e
- train, 5ll.i Z s
A #4RN Lr-ycH AMP nor coFEEE roe. E1F.
TElEy CESTS
the regular price the Depot Stand being 80 cents conse
qpently thrtyaye cents viii he saved particular and
step into Myers Rerchment lOOmy, across street.
"a door from the CORNER o
Essry'iag supplied Mafs called FOR. Information Of
all kinds Impaired free Of cSsrse5 .HtI ssEls
49a xEH MYERS.
zaneSyille, Sov.1s, 1855. asj ny22:Sm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

DEXrtor Ex-GovERNoR wAlkER.-The mel
ancholy intelligence of the death of Ex- Governor
Walker, reached here yesterday. He died athis
plantation, near Alexandria, in the Parish of Rs
pidcs, on Monday last There are few men in
the State, whose death would be more deeply or
more generally regretted, than that Of. General
Joseph Walker. Born in this city, he was idsp-
tilted with its interest and the interests of his
native State, from childhood, and whether as the
youthful soldier fastening to meet the foreign
invader on the plains Of chalmettc, or the legis-
lator in the councils Of the State, he was always
found true and reliable. He hadfillcd, by turns
nearly every Office in the gift of the people of
this State. Men of more profound learning and
brilliant talents may have, at times, occupied
those stations, but for manly Independence, hon
esty OfpurpOse, and integrity Of character, Louis
lana cannot boast of nobler son than Gen. Jos
eph Walker. Peace, to his ashes.-M o. 1a,9e
DeItd, jan &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

DEclsIoSrS THE ERIE C AsE.-The Philadelphia
Gazette says that, in the Pennsylvania supreme
Court on Monday, the unanimous decision Of the
bench Was delivered by Judge Black in the Eric
roiIresd cases 1t was in favor of7the Railroad
Company, and held that, under the act Of May
9Th, 1854, they have the right to extend their
boundary Ofthe city. and there connect with tho
Erie and Northeast road; and that the resistance
and destruction Of the work by the Mayor and
Councils of Erie are unlawful aud ought tosbe
restrained. An injunction was therefore gram
ted, and decree against the Mayor, Councils,
and town of Erie for costs @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC Coz

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CON
MENTION.
at the last meeting of this body in. Baltimore,
in 1852, it asdecmednecessary, in consequence
ofthe immense crowd present, to limit the num-
Der ofdelegates to twice the number of electoral
votes to which the State is entitled. This would
make the number of five hundred and ninety
two delegates.
The Mississippi State Convention, lately as
sembled has not thought proper to allow the
Democracy in that quarter to bcrestrained as to
the numberofits representatives, and has APP
pointed to the, National Convention, from the
State of Mississippi alone, IRE hundred fourteen
delegates; of which the county of Tishemiugo
furnishes 50, Marshall 40, Kinds 40, Alfalfa SO,
&c. According to the rule Of representation
prescribed, Mississippi would be entitled to only
III delegates. 1t is by no means probable that
all the gentlemen appointed viii attend at Gin
cinuati buff the other States should be repre-
sented in the same proportion, the "Queen City,
will find it difficult to furnish hall large enough
for such congregation. The ratio of reprksen-
tation adopted by Mississippi would make the
Convention consist of nearly eleven. thousand
members. atioua1 Iatel'tgGatsr. @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
Wholesale
CLOTF4ING AND DRY GOODS

HOUSE.
VIE STEIN BROTHERS take this method Of informing
their numerous customers particularly those through
out the Vest that their large well known baltimore
Clothing House they have added u
HH0LES-lLE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
which stocked with NIL the Foreign and Domestic Fabrics
adapted TO the Dry Goods Trade generally
Their ARRANGEMENTS with European Manufacturers are
such aS to enable them 10 furnish, terms
the foods desired by Cother Merchant TaOrs and Deal
ers in all descriptions OF Dry Goods. L. -
Their stock OF
2 DOMESTIC GOODS
will he as varied and excellent any found in the
ket As the greatest will be taken TO make IL hath ser
yicrabe and seasOnabIe
CotaeTs Merchant TaiOrs and Dealers i'm Dry Goods
generally, respectfully invited to call al orr new and ri
giant Warehouse No. 95 Baltimore street where in each OF
me hVr spacious stories viii be found stock which cannot
fa 70 meet the most varied and extensive demands
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

One angry word sometimes raises 1
storm that time Itself caunot allas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

ME well known Tavern, knGwn Mrs. 4oodlnss
National road 0miles east Of Wheeling, Will he for rent
IRON April drst' 1856. Tue sandis wen and favorable
NnoNn TO require further notice.
For terms enquire of Jacob Cooling or the undersigned m
nVlWi LYDIA CRUGER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

glI. a. BAFCIEEl cIs's rEAIR DYE.
GREY, Red, Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beautiful
aud natural bFowpos black, without the least injury Hair
or skin. ssaa4si,a4 vf5 IRIS, 9r}gs zsu
FIFTgES MEDALS DrtoN4s have been awarded to VIM
\ HatShelor since 1892 and $1,000 applications have
been made to the Hair of his OF his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying the hair hers UNJUST as
would be against covering bald head with d wig.
VIZ, BsTcaEI's lIAiR DYE produces color MOTTO he
distinguished from nature aud iure in
the least however long it may be continued.
Made or applied private rOOnl the Wig
ry, s5S BEoadway, n. Y. sa1 ts-.-f
Sold in all cities of the United States, by Drug
sists and Fancy Goods Dealers 5sss t2te eesEi
q The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving fopr sides of each bottle, OF
I a-szi WILLIAM a. BATcIELoR,
!. 2Ss broadway, New York
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EOr SaLe.
Tr5 For Sale

MAT convenient and commodious Dwelling House. on
and family. 49, y 'HsSl ia
For particulars call on 2. Jacob. dces-tf ~ 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

sg-In a trial in. the Superior Court of Buffa.
10, for uptying and ren,ovinga horseattachcd to
a wagon, left standing before aPriyatc residence
while its owner attended service in an adjoining
church, the Judge declared the actofleaving the
animal there under the circumstances to be
public nuisance Thatit iSin most instances a
private nuisance also, there can be little doubt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

/ tits all around my hat, . as the hypo-
crite said when he put on mourning for Inside.
Ipasted wife. A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
BALTIMORE, Oct. is. ,n.
.Hessra. .Ilorti,asr, e 3lto,o,,yo,,. 1A1FiNoRF

HeSsrs IlortiiaeFlG JfO1C1ydy @ 49, 49,, 40 o.
GESTs-I have delayed, entirely too long. In
writing 70 you in relation to the virtues Of Hsn,to, Nh
HEr: fear even now that cannot give the aiictFdworld
ems nave been SO great TINT Ifec inadequate to the ns
was attached with the chronic ricumas In Its most SlIp
nue to be afflicted aq1 crossed he MisStIe csa1 con
y WAY 70 ~ time II changed its form into "A
sahetpg ilHd At this time utained my growth and never
expected to be well again the disease came n fs 6s
agE' o. my W being Nacenasd from cd Who had white
s tsa ans quart and Sea!lnisd Droue every tine
a GS as ne least tEtgued my bodily strength
~ 10 tne WeaKneSs 81 infancy Twas seTeraltmrs
very near Tie grave my nip joint been OUT OF taC, ever
came disIocated. These sulerIngs and lie s Ms
iel from Tue constant discharge my gatherings c,ssi
HOW let to he free from pain aud suffering even for oS
' NY Ody ec hanged and become like unto
on Immortality 70 gs. M felut
had takcn many medicines and received IN nm ,
eit that Ln confidence III none Iliad used ~ nsar III
me Gstsf9ted Atnihe4s and other external remedies
Of tr 6estphysicaHs In England and ali e relief sge
ed was but 0f transltOry duration t' 'OD'A'H'
When first heard Of lRmptOn's Tncture Ibnd not tb
slightest confidence ns efficacy but bnd n fr;,' @
known Mr. jarrett lnnnnerhcn Ills suTrrngs were NJ IN
worst ana lad witnessed the cure wrought iOn lin, r.
please her. consented tO try tile TtncUT,. and H. ~,
Ken one 1oe before began en.ic rec;SIy
Telnhea-iny appetite became good-nv co,pIs,
ION WHs cleHrl felt like another person. 1ro,,aI %
ec .Hs friend you became acquainted with my ease and
requested 10 sec me- you told caso ns srI ,cr,
iiaT one that sou would like set the effects Of e Tcr
" y aud IL desires, to take H. y6n would
r. !" NEIL TWAS for the space Of yeytpTEt on.
egnttell months have ulaqsed, and Zharr lori
X g 8. nave become strong ana hearty2Icai
as ueh moi more than my udy aroaint.
saS VIM lSs and ag friends
lnlbis quite as large again was before and I'm t[
about home without RcFatGh = SUI '"u "Trip
ioIen wish my parents had known Of this remedy whom
wus child as believe should hnre been say,d lie
tns pam have been subjected TO- US the deforni.
y o. Dony must carry TO the grave and my parents would
not have been heavy expenses from 1rtCrS
ana IN sending ne, tcS did, TO the celebrated srr,
~ ssaIeii u l'rali wish atlIo afflicted world
gSa SEE me- and earthe benefits have derived from tbIs
=, y g..ianlH9ns Try to nuke al acquainted with
IT'S virtues With whom come in contact - s d
~ am Thousand times obliged to you and Won
remain, yours in gratitude q - =
MARY A. sC0FIELD,
To Rf.s,.,- NTa-..s. /. No. go ". Baltimore st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

:. sz0-ZlLEsRF0RLEsoE ONO oOESTE
announce AS candidate for the office Of Sheriff
should be slsct vii enaeayoy tseatss tie duties
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

ag-on the 10th ult, a large bear made his
appearance in the. streets of Whitney, in Canada
West, and was Instantly pursued By men and s
dogs. Brin made a good fight butwas fnalls /
" killed at the intersection of Bynn and Dun
das streets A large number of bears had pre-
siousiy ibeenseen IN the neighborhood, forced
irotm heir winter quarters by cold aud hunger.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

Wng1R MQrSr3lSs n Wrsrre-The
Portland Advertiser says:
Seemingly to us these everlasting noun
taiBs of New Hampshire never presented nores
magnificent and glorious appear es than they
have on every fair day for the lasttew weeks
" e hardly know which view them to admire the
most daily Kaleidoscope as they have BEEN at
sunrise, noon and sunset and ne have viewed $
them at all these hours. They are glorious
mountains.
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For Rent

$500 =
ME two large spacious Stare Rooms on Main street now
in me oeeupay OF List Howell. Possession grCn
on ihe.hrst Of AprilneNt, Apply to 7sil, ", !,
JAnl. ...-.-.. FRANCIS n ARMSTRONG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

Eioy SoIe7 T5T.7Tii
IA FEW shares of stock the Wheeling Gas COMPANY
dcs5 -5s r. b. MOODS. =.
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VERY desirable building lots Centre wheeling on rra d
dcs5 49,. ..l..t-.. 81. ANnpr,,, ,.,,,nr =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

Mr.. EDrToR- Please announce THOMAS P. sHALLcRoss
as the peoples candidate for sheriff at the ensuing spring
election No one questions his peculiar fitness for the Office
BY 20 doing you viii oblige
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09
IAlEas aha Ts sopg aa s.sgs 81 sals.l III

TO TIE Voters OF ONO COUNTY
Respectfully announce myself candidate Tor the oice
of sheriff, at the coming Spring election.
jnss sefa ,ts5 II. sRLBY.
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For Rent,

TOT .hSQG.
food two story Brick Dwelling House, situated On
Pos given LIST April. Enquire Of r.
jnlS ,iis5s b t. esdai 8 g D. uARpRR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

SOMETHING ABOUT AdJkPT0SpS 7yyt,TrpE.- no
NERp0ES 4SUFFERER& - =
AS an iHvgOrator and Restorative kliere n ,.r,I. ,t
@ ~ VIC believe superior to all the CordIHE
lore the public for DiSPEpEA fniif.STs S1I1n
A an with all dsasts Of the SoInacl and
H.; truly successful to the single and mar
VIII testify. euS' ""'on thousands
4 81 Call and get pamphlets and see cures j 70
erAl Agents. 80 '"teel9HBi' Nrh%
soldby MORTIMER MowBRAY. ~
80 baltimore IT,. Baltln0re
II e=g-5,t.. e.. ,s.., and 9O4, broadway, ~ y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

As our adventurous ladies fair began to des-
cend to subluniary things and endorsement, one
of them suggested the awful idea that they might
be locked in! and the bare possibility of such
as dreadful as the immaginings of Juliet as she
pictured the terrors of the vault of the Captt-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

'EhE PEoPLEs c4yDID4zE:
our worthy eitizen siAfL IRWIN ESQ, VIA be support
ed fcrthe Siee of Sheriff. at tir next election by the
fel VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-09

To ears Mortimer MoWr.y sso GsS ~ Baltm0re &
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For Rent

VIZ large Room on Monroe st., known as the CITY Road
ing iI"emi and being about to fit up new Su;fA N
Lg'S-I oleF Tor rent my business rooms in connection
MN my Eesisncc Also several other roomAs suitable for
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
NEW AM INTERESTING BOOKS.

AfD n COOKE n co.'s, 1876 LAKE STREET,
AOUiCAGO. Among the new wa'kN ac-
Law and P,aciicc ~ l"Rt>la'l'" A. M t- " w
''.''s =, n an,, IN tn. s. s.s-.m
l.nnrt for the .ritory ~ Arktn-aS. from $50 to
1ssN Alsn. la ti,eU. 5. pistnetfpnri mr tn bls
Z. let of AtkAn a.. ftuis 1886 i. -" ~ h7trs
and r,fr,rc,S u, Samu-l ~ II npst'ai
Leading Cases ~ Grminal Law. With Sotfs -
Nv Es.su ulsi H. n IN. II and Fraiai u y. II lad
VI. L.
~ ~ mo az p4rc. i, n sh- most va,n,l'Ir
=, we'll a. the most read ,t bluh lat iy hIh lt'i IA
this country, Is Lord Co,tburn's nole~- e: sIis
Tna"s-
sly sut hur o' ine,ii-by l. r-hds.
The Uu,eso,, Puary II tie Enslish laugnaca.-
From thanc.r e. Say with Not"s eNI ltt,''r and
hngr aphiral Ia all. by Jam Parton author 81
sI,s~ OF Horace Grcelc,.' vol l. ma 500 ip itrc
~ 30.
III Tie Explorations, and Public & rNis.'- - john
Charles Frem mt Il autifriiN Iisttatti i,m oris-
tnal Drawing Nj ~ ma. Ci"tf, - -.
.Fs, thou wer" 81 III M"un'afn-. thy ife'l'.
The everlasting creed I'D r,y y
tn. Martins 81 Go Martin. ~ " s'~tiS5 haS
lrvrr Paprr 80. cuts
The NJ, .,ern .,iur, ilr ~ Tin - St"rirs Il tn
Best Authors nov Il 81 coil ct ID. am PiHtri l.
IN" ccth - cttis@tlr< ~ cts
Werihr Aas N"vi hy Fr'.'rtik RfemTr -
| Trans~t d W May uowit Aulh'. II d Anne lean
| edition with special 'Icdt by III ..uttipl; esn-
plrts IN veGr,.', l2no. Fro -
| Cvn,m's.urrP t,y's Exp 'litnn t"J r'n a"d Nh
gLinaSras sol Svo. Illustrated n lti .'l iliIt',-
trntiuns. ir,m signs 10y tnc dfais :. a Va tA-
I~ iiton. Pre- 50 90
VII AMI W i>,,rn e h R"v SH'ioeS Smi'a H''i's
sriesi,n. from hi~ VIKINGS and passages 81 NJ ie'
t.rs AMI Tabr Tax, with 81 aphieal NJ hi'ar a'r'
Notes By Eyrrt Duy ch,uCk
D. b COOKE s co.
| auasif 1870 LAKE, street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
General Outr an 4 ra uted to have sal

General Qnitr an . re ued to have said
good thing on the morning of the battle
of Monterey. He was observed to 60 into
the field in full uniform. A friend rcnon-
,,rated with him, urging that he would make
himself very conspicuous mark for the
enemy. The pages Of ancient and modern
history are challenged 10 produce more
heroic reply than he mad: 1.-The more
balls aimed al me, the Jess will be directed
II my Ren,n