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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22

bALTINUREJ OCt. 49, SJ.
GxSrs-I have delayed entirely long in
writing you in relation to the virtues Of amptons Tine,
tire that cannot give the attetedw"rd
Idea of the good have derived from It's nss the ben;
was Within chronic rheumatism In its most mnlG
tInur to be so afflicted crossed the Atlantic Ocean
my way te America which time changed its form into
expected well again, the disease came, in the first
place of being vacenated from child who had white
quart and continued to trouble mt every time
in the least fatiguc; bodily strength
reduced to the weakness Of Infancy was several times
the grave; hip joint lad been out OF place ever
These suertngs, aud the general debility
felt from discharge Of my gatherings caused
me often that sh0i be permitted to know
how felt TO be free from pain aud SUFFERING even Tor ons
"CrsS glorious body, ut least until ts mortalh4ve put
had taken many medicines, and received so little hen;
Gei.'rted Llins"ts, and other external remedies
Physicians in England, and all the relief obtain
ed was hut OF transtOry Duration. ,. ,,-,..,..
slightest in its efficacy but had friend who had
worst aud had witnessed te wrought upon him. To
please her consented to try The TncsHre and had not ia.
I cesTM ft like another person through the fniu.
scs Of ills friend you acquainted with case, and
requested me; yOu told such prcu-
fully developed it, and If desired to take it, woul
II twas for the space o. i've on
eighteen have aaqs and IhHre lost eesIVSy1l
J my dissss have become strong and heartY-l ca
much II not more than most OF my lady acuant-
ances hrnlthtu complexion and all friends
say getting quite Hey one thinRis certain my lnIe
limbs quite large again as it was before and can trip
about home without crutch.
often my parents known OF this remedy when
was child, believe should have been saved the eScru'
eating pain have been subjected well the dcfost
ty body the and my parents woud
been under such heavy from doctors bills,
sending they did, to the celebrated Springs in
England in search OF health wish all the afflicted world
could see me- benefits have derived from this
Tncure lIanPtOn's. try make all acquainted with
its virtues with whom come in contact.
Gentlemen, thousand times Obliged to you, and yor
art a liberty my name and case to all.
remain, yours In gratitude
MARY A. SCOFIELD,
No. G4O ". Baltimore st.
Messrs. Mortimer MoWbray, go Baltimore street, BAL.
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ONE HUNDRIED DOLLARS,

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
Will be given any artist in Virginia who will exhibit
pictures. Wis six tm1royes and Dn0Werrotypes
equdt merit to twelve which Mr. Adams will select
his collection lie opened Gallery Porbs
ery store 1856 Main ST. skygh arranged the
approved principles which cqunIlcfl
luy situated fronting the with easy
coss large and well arranged, with every convenience for
making first class pictures style and size lie is
happy that he will be assisted Mr. CApY
the artist who made the pictures That awarded the high
premium, Gold e at the last fair Of the american
Institute TT Castle Garden York, the premium
0,rred Daguerreoypes attic H0rd& Fair at Paris.
Mr. ~ has received fr6 medals and eight diplomas for the
DaguerreOtypes exhibited different fairs in the United
States which fully superiority and having
houored With large proportion Of the business in celfn
past year expects with increased facilities not only
retain but enlarge the number of his patrons especial
y he relies the inrse merits Of his productions rat.
display Of furniture. AniLropes either single
doubts glass Daguerrotpes plain colOred equal 10
painting Ivory. Photographs from the lowest prices upto
MY dollars Our light being French Plate Glass
and being by other buildings, pictures be
made from Pictures children taken In
simultaneously from Ga. NJ toSP.M Yet the light is soft
and mild that persons with eyes sit by 1t with
Cloudy days good any by this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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Ma. EDt4oR-P1ease announce THOMAS r. sTIALLcRoss
as the peoples candidate for Sheriff the ensuing spring
election No one questions peculiar fitness for the Office
uy 50 doing you vii obiige
1el MANY VOTERS.
tarsa. and Times copy and charge thi. Oniee.l
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no TIE T0rERS OF ono COUNTY
Irespectfly myself candidate for the Office
of Sheriff, at the coming Spring election
Jn2s W. T. sELBY-
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THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
Our worthy Citizen sANtL IRWIN Esq, Will be support
ed for the ONCE Of Sheriff. atthe election, by the
fy1 VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
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70 TIE PHopLE OF ONO

TO TIE PP0PLE or ONO COUNTY.
myself candidate for the office of sheriff
should he elected i endeaSor to discharge duties
with fidelity.
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Hotel for Sale.
MIGHTY 7HI1!IPH ~ -UhDIC1yE =
DR.. MORSE'S

DR.. MORSE'S
I n IGOR ATTN co RDIAL.
MOT only relieves actually externratss ALI nrrru,
and certifying the whole physical system, that al
solutely invulnernhle to all attacks of this character and
TIE CORDIAL
combines peculiarittes never before associated e
cine While acts specifically upon the and The
SecretIons, purifying and rnOTntIng both eiv,s tone
and regularity Of action TO the stomach and bowel
To every relnSe organ, 1t inpHrts degree muscular
strength and capacity to endure fatigue, whether llly
ami muscles harden uter Its influence, ia. ,v,s ale
brace every fibre is restrung; amy appended laacOa
either In man or womhn Is restored to full v:or An str
tones ana snuants produce reaction but it ttea
DIR. MoRsEs INvIGoRAr1NC CORDIAL
TO operate unSpeIt. The Influence cNCrts uujCo. AMI
perpetual; 1t seems to
INJECT NEW LIFE
into the whole system The Impotence Of age t raxa.
tonal; anil every known affection the nerves Ss,on
and motion, relieved cured by sns. cou II iii,
rcjuviuntinS preparation.
Among tie dseasus for which an iufsllillr sp,, s M
following may he enumerated Nervous Incaprrr IN W,s.
Barrenness; lyserlcs Female IRREGULARITIES Ntur,Is.
Nervous Headache; Low Spirits Fttnys srorasnrt
Despair Involuntary Weeping; Mental CONFUSION Io
OF AemOry TrCmulUnSaess: Rush Of lo0d 10 fb jJs.
Mental ln"lence; Loss OF Appetite, Auaciatiou Muscular
Relaxation; lrrtnbiity Dyspepsia: T0rinr aer E,or
Nervous Cough; Unpleasant Erncuns F"g Erraii Irrs
ularities OF the Bowels; Setplessi Eung nyunntaFy
Signing; Anxiety: CnuseltsS Pears MOuunarts: N-.
ous Melancholy; AMI every species ccuIaut runprs,A
Whether Immediately or remo;ey-u, ;s functions ofhe
nerves.
TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLEin every ,,llcae ,sr..
ca eXigency. this unrrar, safe and r,iaf.sifS
earnestly recommended. 1t liises deiiEitfrl rsf m
whole system, and by to Il. III .+~,,
ism the energy which denied or indulge, H.
stroyed it inevitably Irclons life, while It contribute. Il,
enjoyment.
The testimonials Its ecacy are from, cIersr,pofts
standing, leading medical men, anl fact, embrace
profession, occupation and class.
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S0ILETHLET ABOUT HAMFTONrS TYYCTGRE-TO
NERVOUS SUFFERERS
InyIgorator and Restorative, where gentle stimu-
is wante believe superior to all the Corals he.
fore the public for DYSPEPSIA COUGHS, SClOF
ULA and RIIEEiIATISA with NIL diseases of the Stomach and
Bowels truly successful TO the single and mar
re We offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
will testify.
SH-CaII an, get pamphlets and
For sale by r. z. Logan & Co. Wheeling, Gen.
SoIiby MORTIMER MowBRAY,
24I baltimore St, DaltimOre,
and 3U4, Broadway, \. Y.
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MIllinerv

N4Lll1nery.
Nj us NO l62 Main street, having returned
NJ from, The East with choice and veil selects,i asE
nsnt Of Fashionable Articles 81 ns, beSs Inform
her friends the ladies Of Wheeling vicinity, tiRt she
viii open them for inspection Tuesday next The I5 Of
April. when she hopes the ladies WIN call
notice.. ~ 80
Ladies and Children's oaiters; Roots md shoes.
aplzsotn -. e1e5S2 MAIN STREET.
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"suecess to the artist whose renia. we say

''sNccess to the artist whose genius We say
Restores to its color, the Hair that Was gray.''
chrtstodoro's Hair Dye, will do 1t.
wehsye also
Bachelors Hair Dye,
bohemian /"
jones'
Jaynes' Z"
And all the popular preparations for the hair teeth
plexlon, &C., &c. Gail athls
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w-pEnsovs OF sEDESTARY HABITS, who are gen.
orally affected with rsrtiso Langor Gh Exhaustion,
Nunsea and Hcadac6t, have Rnrhave's Hoind Bitters
grateful remedy. gives strength aud energy to the
ten digestive organs and cOrrecs acdty of
the stomach
the public against purchasing Of the
many limitations this delightful -froma. To prcven.im
positions be careful to ask for Drlavc's Holland Bttters
egsold at II per lottle six bottles for s., by the
BENJAMIN FACE, in. & Co.
Manufacturing Phnrmaeens and Chemists, smitI
field and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by
L1UGNLL1NS &c BESHFIELD,
ap16-1w Wheeling; Va.
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"(Signcd) G. GgEY."
After cheers for the Queen, Army and Navy,
and the Allies the spectators dispersed.
At noon large crowd assembled at the Ex-
change, in expectation that the Heralds would
appear i'll full pageantry, as in days of old. to
except the Mayor, who again read the above let
ter At o'clock the Tower and Park guns fired
a salute ofl61. Flags were generally displayed
in the city, and from the shipping. III other
cities the same displays were made quietly and
without enthusiasm.
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Bonnet Boxes.
E90 DOE Bonnet Boxes Wholesale and retain at : e
~ FISHERS
Book and Variety Stores
ape i68 Ma!p "a
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~ Price 81 per bottle. OcsM
New Arrival
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES.
AN opening lot superior Family Groceries, inst
greatest care to suit the wants Of my customers Among
other things this arrival embraces:
Efssl. !: AIaeksral' 10 10 j ]. in n Kits
Salmon, No. /, in kits, very fine;
Pickles, tn Jars, assorted;
Canned Fruits, embracing Peaches, Tomatoes, &c.
'e'SS' = 1'''e' .-1LSO-
quantity Of very s%ps 81 Dried Reef and Hams Of the
''s' : S''''N' = wM. HEBuRN,
n2s No: 81 Monroe st.
10 barrels prime article. for sale low ga65 90
A& spl OILS barrels No. FOR sac G. Coon CO.
INsEED ot-so D6s to arrives GF sale d I9H 6y 20
1NUEp1E;NTTNE-1O 66I' sp''' for sale BY ooontco
LcoHoI-15 Ibis. 20 per cent. for sale at lowest
"a Anil packet rates by A. c. aooD co.
. YE wIIIsKY-A small lot very superior article for
Spi iI's DS A c. GOOD CO.
WHrING-s5b bls. Spanish, dry, for sale e BY
ITTHERE4L OILS 6hls. for salsiy
u ap1l 4. G. AGooD.& CO.
RRusIiEs-wa, Paint, varnIsii, Sc for sale i,, By
HTE, Cincinnati, PTs s6 81 ;a.s ~
Gold and silver Watches.
PINE assortment Of RatEGy Time Kerpers and all 9TH
e and D. B. cases. for sale very low and every Wsteh war
| raatel. J: 7. SCOTT.
CLOGRSI 0LOCH.Si!
70 BOXES Clocks, making stock again complete, and
70! sale, Wholesale aud retail, from IS cents gPWsEds
ANU - :. -SSoIa.
Odd EIaIIO"S EF5an ASeOaiatjOn
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EsNGINE FOR SALE.
NEW and complete Engine. cylinder 10 nehe:; sfs
stroEei with two Boilers, 50 inches diameter A
apio s'As $40 NJ. MATTHEWS co:
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FLOUR.
1001 BARRELS Mixed Brands, some very superior 10
lOOU family use, for sale ny -,
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POlIEROI= Flour.
S00 BBLs. Crystal Mills, Extra:
wv sQQ. bbls. CoAlridEr Mills, Extra;
Just received pSr steamer Rocket, anil for sale h' IN
ap10 - = JNO ". MATTHEWS Z CV'
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SILVER PLI7ED T.iRE
IINE Silver Plated Table Tea and Salt Spoons FORKS Ia
y dies, Sugar and Cream Spoons.
For sale by .,,-r
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tSLTGxiZ2 CURED HANS.
IN TIERCES AIckeen & Evans sugar cured.
III 10 Gardner, Pitts & Co.
For sale by ~
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REAL RsTATR sAI.ps
Alec0Y a HIGGINS

- FOr Kent.
TINE store room Nos aa0S Market Street. ,o,
empire Of V' particular,
apis Mccoy q mo-.
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'tThe Plenipotentiaries will continue to meet
during the present week, as before, for the set
porant character, which have not yet been set
tied. They and the resident members of the di-
plomatic corps dine, in full uniform, with the
Minister of Foreign affairs tomorrow. The trca-
ty will not be made public until the exchange Of
the notifications, and as Constantnople and st.
Pctersburgh are distant from Paris the Plenipo-
tentiaries remain still bound by their obligation
Of silence for two or three weeks to come
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06
The House Didu' ( Cave!

The latest news from Washington we give be-
low. .-..., at
WASHINGTON, Monday Evening.
Correspondence of the Courier and Enquirer
The Committee Of Ways this morning decided
by vote of 5 to 3 to report no new Army Bill.
MIR. Campbell, the Chairman, proposed Bill
with proviso repealing the Kansas acts, and ap-
pointing FIVE Commissioners to settle the difficult
ties. The proposition was voted down with diff
6culty. The Democrats intended to move in
struction in the House to Committee Of Ways
and Means, to report an Army Bill without pro-
viso. Alessrs. Douglas and the anti -Buch anan
faction are anxious for an immediate ado urn
ment; but the Buchanan leaders in both houses
are eager for some compromise. Senators Jones
and Bigler desire to repeal the worst Of the Kan-
sas spurious laws, and that motion will be mu&le
tomorrow.
From our Regular Reporter The feeling in
the Senate now is to set the season through, un-
til next March, unless the Army Bill is sooner
passed. An effort to take up the regular order
of business would be made, notwithstanding
they agreed to do nothing until the Army Bill
was disposed of. They are evidently not united
on this point. Gen. Cass held protracted in
terview this morning with Secretary Davis, who
urged that there should be no adjournment until
supplies were voted for the Army.
Correspondence of the Tribune The Special
Commissioners appointed to investigate the ut
tack upon Gen. Granger are prepared to report.
They claim jurisdiction, submit tho testimony,
and recommend no further action on the part of
the House.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06
In the Enemy.s Camp.

spirited Kansas meeting has been held at St.
Louis, speeches made and resolutions passed.
We give the resolutions as illustrating the feeling
of quite number of earnest friends of Freedom
in the Slavery-ridden city OF st. Louis:
A Committee on Resolutions were appointed.
who reported that, being satisfied organized End
armed bands of lawless desperate men have in
vaded the Territory of Kansas with the purpose
of expelIing aud discriminating peaceabie, law
abiding citizens, and in carrying out their rur-
pose, have been guilty of arson, murder, rob bery.
destroying property, burning houses. and mu rider.
ing .nofending citizens whilst engaged in their
lawful concerns, and whereby women and, chill
dren have been driven from their homes 20 dear
to them: and rendered widows and orphans house.
less and penniless. Therefore, Resolved. That
We deeply sympathize with the sufferers, and are
willing to extend them shelter, protection. and
whatever aid may be required to supply Their me-
cessisies and alleviate their sufferings that we
condemn the spirit of bigotry and fanatical
aboitionism which has produced this state Of
things. hs a0 81 So d
Resolved, That Committee of ten be an.
pointed BY the President, to gain necessary power
and proper information, and, il thought advisa.
bic. to visit the scene and report to the Presi-
dent and If they recommend raising funds for
relief, then that Committees be appointed to effect
that object, and proper appropriation funds be
raised; that in no event win we sanction any in
reference or action against the Constitution. or
anything not warranted BY law and right; that
we desire the Federal Government should inter.
pose and subdue insurrectlon and preserve peace.
and protect the rights Of citizens Of the Terri.
tory. - it0e sse ~ =
After adopting these resolutions, speeches we've
made, anu the meeting adjourned.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06
The House Wouldn't Recede :-Where's the Pienee

After ali the Dragging of the Border Rufian
Journal of this city, it turns out that the House
Of Representatives did not and will not recede
from its position that the proviso in the Army
Appropriations shall be adhered to. We find the
following proceedings under date of Washington,
Aug. %:
MIR. Campbell moved that the House insist on
their proviso, and asked a committee of confe-
renee.
MIR. Cobb, Of Ca, said "Allow me to make
motion that the House recede and regard this
as a test question:" r.
MIR. Campbell said: 4" will not Weld nv point
at this stage of the game.'' Mr.. Campbells mo-
tion was lost by 3 majority.
Mr.. Cobb moved that the House recede Lost
-94 to &c.
Mr.. Washburn, of Maine,. moved that the
House adhere to its disagreement.
Mr.. Orr said: ''What will be the effect of ad-
hering?"
Cries of order. The Speaker said debate was
not admissible.
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, said: ss sYou reject the
BILL"
NJ. Washburn's motion was agreed to by 97 to
%.
MIR. Bocock voted in the affirmative with the
view Of moving reconsideration, but did not
succeed in obtaining the floor for that purpose.
Mr.. Washburn, of Maine, moved to reconsider
the vote by which the House adhered to its pro.
viso, and lay that motion on the table. Motion
carried by !. majority of one.
Mr.. Orr said the House would doubtless to-
morrow be under the necessity of proceeding
with general legislation.
We observe nothing in the Galena Advertiser
OF the 10Th and 9th contrary to the above, so
that we infer the House still adlteres to the Pro-
Diso. If we are to believe the Pioneer, dread
ful state of affairs will follow Awful!
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2, 1856.


1t is the first time in the history of the Republic
that an extra Session Of Congress has heon called
for ike reason. The failure Of the Army Ap-
preparation Bill in the Senate, as it came from
the House of Representatives, whereby some
twelve or fourteen millions of dollars were with
held from the legitimate use Of the United States
Army, in suppressing the savage warfare upon our
Indian frontier, is ascribed to the following Just
and reasonable proviso, which the people OF the
United States demand as the security for the life
and liberty Of settlers in Kansas, under the pres
ent despotic administration at Washington.
Prorided nevertheless, That no part of the mil
itary force of the United States herein provided
for shall be employed in MD of the enforcement
of the enactments of the alleged Legislative As
sembly of the Territory of Kansas, recently assem-
bled at Shawnee Mission, until Congress shall
have enacted either that it was or was not valid
Legislative Assembly, chosen in conformity with
the organic law by tho people of. the said Terri
tory. Assd procidsd, That, until Congress shall
have passed on the validity of the said Legislative
Assembly Of Kansas, it shall be the duty of the
President to use the military force IN said Terri
tory to preserve the peace, suppress insurrection
repel invasion, and protect persons and property
therein, and upon the national highways in the
State Of Missouri, from unlawful seizures and
searches. And be II further proridcd, That the
President is required to dsarm the present organ
ized militia in the Territory of Kansas, and re-
call all the United States arms therein distributed,
and to prevent armed men from going into said
Territory to disturb the public peace, or aid in
the enforcement or resistance Of real or pretended
laws p1E -" y .4lAi@ sia 7ise 'nA
G Such proviso does not interfere with all the
vast machinery of the Army all over the Conti-
nent; but simply limits the power of the Presi-
dent and his Secretary Of War, (Jef. Davis,) SO
that they cannot further annoy or disturb the
peace Of settlers in Kansas, and uphold the des-
potism reigning there. 90 y4t
g The President is fully authorized by the above
proviso to 'suse the military force in said Terri
tory to preserve the peace suppress insurrection,
repel invasion, and protect persons and property
therein, and upon the national highways in the
State of Missouri from unlawful seizures and
Searches. i2t 2Q4 Aff a'1l fae 1 ss 2#
In Gods name what other uses have government
for an Army at all, if not for these very purposes
A Senate rejecting such a proviso as this, seeks
for nothing short of absolute despotism lodged in
it and the President s.The bill grants all the
money required by the Army for every lawful pur-
pose, and if the House Of Representatives, the
body to which the constitution confdes the money
of the people, has not the right to say that it shall
not be appropriated to enforce illegal and oppres-
sive law and to the oppression Of the people, then
the last protection the people have is taken from
them' 't
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fT The GO Catholic drivel of the mendacious
boobies Of the Express begins to run slow.-we
will supply them With another weeks material
for falsehood and inanity, with the statement of
the damning fact that Fremont wears his sus-
penders crossed We have this from an un-
questionable source-the Path6nder's tailor
Albany Journal. s.Es-L 1aH sAA &
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Correspondence Of the Times.
GALL MOONsHINE."
UPWARD BouSp. Aug. Is, 1856

UPWARD BOUND. Aug. l8, 1856.
FRIEND NEwsox: 1t was moonlight on the wa
ters of the broad Mississippi, and our old boat
was padding ava, up stream at the rate Of about
eight miles per houi, new lodging an island, now
banging on sand b,r. to the great delight OF the
crockery ware, and considerably to the detriment
of our equilibrium. Pure, unadulterated moon
shine hath great many admirers amongst those
to whom it is granted for STEW days" to dwell
in this wilderness; whilst Others there are who
prefer, rs a substitute, manufactured gas light
My own predictions, / confess, as practical
man, incline me to give the latter the preference
while my more romantic friend, ''Nat, goes in for
moonshine as one Of the glorious and peculiar
institutions of our fair land, and bis incinationa
in that line have been quito extensively grati6ed
on this our upward trip, as for nearly the whole
distance
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06
GOV. GEAhY.

z" inspectors" the New York Courier and En-
quirer's Washington correspondents, teleg raphs on
the Goth: Gan difficulties have been arranged with
Coy. Geary, and he departs for Kansas on Mon
day nextn eheat .e. sa skts l4fq4k "a =
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06

ca A white man was hauled up to the whip
ping post in Norfolk, Va, the other day, and re.
ceived fifteen lashes for petty larceny.