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CaannnAlgss Rapefss

On Monday next; tho world helm
| permitted to stand on its beam end
the while q convention il to b. bel,
IN Cincinnati. 10 nominate Democrat,
candidates. for Tho chief executiv,
Offices cf tho Federal Government
The American party have already pa
forth their men, aud who nrc 10 NEE
them in tie Glj, is one Of the unsolv
ed problems in the womb Of time. tia,
the day itself must answer. II ma,
DO Mr.. Buchanan, Or it may by Mr.
Douglass; or as is still more probabl.
il may not be either Of them. Per.
haps "a very probable .uppo.i,ion) il
may be some Field Marshal or Msjcr
General. whose life has never been ia.
ken in n book, and whose phiz, has
never been hawked about for an adj.
mir'ng multitude to marvel nt the
huge proportions Of greatness, when j,
comes from military renown. Per
hsps the unknown may ride into office,
for having-on the memorable battle
Of "Bullfiog's Leap" given utterance
to some such expression as this, IA
little more grape Captain Brng;" or
somebody else may have said it for
him--which is the same thing, as far
as tho result is concerned. If be has
had the fortune to be in some such
prcgnable fortress as Fort Muddlefug-
gle with the enemy right at his heels,
and then and there exclaimed loud
enough for some third party to hear
him, II shall nswr surrender !" his
fortune is made II is like the eni
r'di eic' Of Caesar, upon which, nearly
ali the claim Of that hooked nose gen
tleman to the notice Of posterity-
hangs. Some such expression as the
one referred Il, is---as far as public
opinion and popularity are concerned
"a banking capitals fund Of mex.
haustable resource.
As soon as the fact is telegraphed
to Washington, the heart Of the ma
lion. and then sent out again ip all di.
rections along the wires, that General
Blank has been nominated; then, il
he public ear is pricked; guns will
be heard to fire in joy, that the vic.
;ors have triumphed over the victors
,ud settled down on General Blank.
He will be proclaimed in music, steal.
og over the land, from tue principal
,ase musical instruments, and taken
'p and echoed and re.cchoed by tho
minor organs; whilst the opposition
will sing songs Of praise, that the
reakest man has been named, and
hey will fall to, like crows, to pick
i'm to pieces and show that bis pri.
ate character and political reputation
} made Of thinner and more flimsy
Materials than fashionable bonrets.
hen comes the Campaign papcn-
heap things, pure things. true things,
nth the standard Of their virtue as
ecp as the very bottom Of tho nations
Will they tell the truth ?
10 sir. Fa'sehood upon falsehood is
tered, and lie compounded With lie,
ntil such a mountain th,u,ts up its
cad to heaven, as would--could the {
uny, sickly, feeble hand Of man do /;
shut out the pure sunlight Of sim +,
le truth. Campaign Papers! Why,
c have full file Of the LOG Cabin
duocate. Of an earlier day; and it
;toupon US like ipccacuanna. The
Try sight Of it and smell of the sour ci- i
u poured out upon every page, makes I
act as never failing emetic. Ask
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NESS PORK;
NJ Bulk Pork Flour;
SsEara, Lard;
Coffee; Candles; Soaps;
'@t' Tea; Whisky
Oils; Tobacco;
Brandy; Wines;
t4ltt Gin; Rice; &c.
in quantity to suit purchasers.
For sslebv
maps. N G. BRYAN.
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Y TIE RED RlvEn RArr.--Coi. Full
Ter. who is at. work on the raft. has
cleared out tho mouth Of Dooley's
Bayou. He now asks the Govern
ment for 100000 more, in default Of
which Dooley's Bayou may be damned
again. More than this. The papers
say the work already donc will, be
lost. unless. tho 10000 are forth
coming for relief. This was tho beau.
tiful argument used for Cat Island
Although seventy.flve thousand dol
lars. had been thrown away on a piece
ofground not worth +" Ave :" yet thirty
odd thousand more was asko l and oh.
tanned. with the threat If it didn't come
that Cat Island, would be s,campus.non
eanss-dti-bus, This kind Of argument
for erpeudieucy and economy is the
best that can be resorted 10.
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,9alg Gonltt.
BATON ROtJafs:::::::MAY 20, 1850.

Dtsratcr CoSvENT1oN On Mon
day next, tho % day q June, 4 Dis
trict Convention Of the American Par
twill be held in this city for the
purpose Of selecting one electoral
candidate and substitute for tho cleo.
torinl college. The District is com
posed Of the following Parishes:
Avoyelles. Concordin, East Baton
Rouge, East Felic;ana. Lafayette, Liv
iaes.on, Point Coupcc. St. Helena, ST.
Landry. St. Martin, St. Mary, St.
Tnmn,anv. Ten.as. vermillion, Wash
ingtop, West Feliciana.
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Notice.

~ VIRTUE Of On ordinance Of the cor.
~ POI stion Of the citv u Baton Rouge
AZ parsons residing within the iuc"rpor.
a'ed limits Of the city OF Baton Rouge.
viii please take notice that tn If prem.
esis and out buildings, will he visited and
inspected BY the police officers, on The I'd
DAY Of June next, and all that are found
io"! or filthy will be report d 10 the Mayor.
and dealt with sccorting to law.
may12 F. A. NEPHLER CITY Marshall
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The price offs license to retail liquor in
Deuopolis Ala has been raised to SO, 900
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TaE RKD JR,veR AMERICAN. This Is
the title off new paper just started ut Alex
andria, In the parish Of Rapids, with q. W.
Stoddard, ~ editor Il advocates the prin-
ciplss Of the American party. A note hes
beeu made of the editors" X" and his re.
quest will Be promptly complied with.
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Hay. Corn and Pork,
TUSEsRECEIVED by the subscribers
y 6O0Saeks Prime White Corn; 81 Bates
Timothy hav; IS Barrels Mess Pork
for sale lever than it can be hsh in tho
market. mill BARBEE & BENJAMIN
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Road errapers.
FEW Of the right sire Road Scrap y.--for sal.
Al a. LAKGUiEK 4 LANGUE.
msyH. Lafayette street
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FRnM. ASHINGTnN.

APRIL, May 8, p M.-The Secretary of the
Navy, accompanied by Commodore Smith, Wis
tied the steamer Minnesota, and Witnessed the
operation of her machinery, and was received
by Capt F. Forest, Commandant Engineer-in=
Chief Martin, constructor Cook, and other off
GERS. The steam waslet on the propeller and
made thirty tilree revolutions with aPrcssurc of
only Eve pounds. Every part of the machinery
worked admirably and beyond the expectations
of the engineers Tie boilers arc on a rev
principle, invented by the Chief Engineer. 1t
gave much satisfaction, requiring only the esti-
mated amount Of twenty five tens of coal per
day. The Minnesota expected to leave for Nor
folk in aboutssix weeks, to be coppcrei and re-
ecive armament, but not to leave that port until
sufficiently tested by tho engineers, &c. The
constructors anticipate that she viii be one of
the most perfect specimens Of naval aTchitec9
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THE NFFRAY.

WAsn1SGToS, May a-Accoriing to evidence
ut the investigation OF the shooting ARRAY, Mr.
Herbert came into the diningroom at half past
II o'clock, accompanied by friend, and called
for breakfast, but was informed by the servant
that he could not have u meal without an order
from the Office. Mr.. Herbert directed several
servants, who spoke to him on the subject, TO
retire, calling them harsh names !; the deceased
made reply, when Mr.. Herbert struck him with
his fist or napkin. The deceased picked mp a
plate, or tray, making movements as if to
throw it, when Mr.. Herbert threw chair at
the deceased, latter returning assault with a
plate. During tho melee, Patrick, abrother Of
deceased, entered, hearing of the proceedings.
on Herbert, who was thrown down, andthey
were striking him, when he fired a single bar
relied pistol. Herbert was remanded to the
ustodY of the @. S Marshal to await fiIrtherin-
ycStigation
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up in Big Eddy, at last accounts, being unable
to stem the current The Audubon, that left
here on Monday evening, did not get to Alton,
tycnty-fi miles before daylight yesterday
Upper Mississippi high, and rising. Illinois ri
sing. Missouri and all itsstribntaries high
The Herald, from the Missouri, reports twenty
five feet in the channel and rising. Accounts
have not yet reached us of serious damage by
the high water, but we.fear much destruction
will be the result in many places.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-10

Tux Times publishes an arcidcnt which oc-
carred Mt the Depot of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad in the city of Baltimore, as if it had
+ occurred in this city, The Argus copies it and
credits the piece to the Times. We assure our
readers that no such accident occurred at the
Depot in this city.
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ArnEx1cM-.in attractive bill is offered for
tonight. The laugbablc farce of the 1.-TWO
Grcsories," the Irish play Of "Kitty o'Shiel, '
song by Miss Dow, and the '.liddy Ashore"
With the inisnilablc Miss Mitchell, the beautiful
Miss Dow, and those fln-prOvOking fellows, Andy
Glassford and AFR. Gregory, the house will be
kcptin an uproar of laughtcrand applause. To
secure good scat tonight, will require an carly
attendance.
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Mel IGyA u.
ALL5 SHOULD TRY N!
5p r.. ri OS IT EFT r Err S
q t.s si,ss CEEEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 Rottle. sold in Que y ear.

u =
NIoTIIINGin the msrketnpthp In the medical market
IN for The pnst MY ls ever sqaaies, nor can an
article be produced eqGRl TO THIS s.5. 5isis5
GREAT 4SNTI4DYSPEPrIC:
DR. not aiI old rScpes
nor the mere experimental result of some Atatenr pysl.
clans verbal Investigation It's the result OF oioprd
aud elaborate study OF the most Of
the present century. H. 5s5S,.t q,
D HOstetter submits s invaluable ters 70 any cfents
eattests what IS still better, aersonnl trial
own constitution. The properties OF lsss lters 4
medicinal ellecs made IN almost incfed
biz short spaSe Of time upon tltc system. II
Are you DyspCntlc Then taks hefe Stomach
Bttets. -. q
nlouss Try bottle of hSse Dltters, and be
relieved Mt once Z L., $50 49,
free of these Httets. 5,,ss.S 5s,IIs j, =
aud Ague How many thousands ~ the
West and South Of t5 destroy
my disease, by the use Of these Bltters.
All try this great antiote. We venture to ahrin
while Iosettets Btter used case of fever anu
agIe cannot occur. H r. -,ssrs,s.5st,ss
win lie found great tonic agent which MI VIII
rhe. personally satisfied of the fact they VIII lie gtv-
ing tile Btters one trial. 800 H.
their medicinal qualities They are put up In
square bottles Containing fr quift the on
aud tsDp Bttsrs,' blown on tile bot
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE =
81 by all thu, principal Druggists Hotel BARS,
Restaurants and Dealers generally throughout the United
States, and BY = ..,.ts -I,,,,ss,,5,,,,.,,,
{, ZOO, - = yybseltng
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DC. u ey Q Bridgeport SAYS that the Electric on
cured Feinn his boys finger, in tao applications lie
had slept for nights previously, ON account Of the
Palh.
Everybody in Wheeling kDows New Boon the driver OF
Lewis ST. Dlarsvle oEnibusi lie that one npplca
tl0n OF 'Eisctrir OIL ull pain and stiffness out
Of lsifs hand which hal been unable to or si;ut
In any for She neE Uses her hand freely
and without pain.
loon can be at the Monroe House every day.
gentleman North Wheeling SAYS that he has been sGf
rerng several months With pain IN a breast and side
aud has been able work since last August On SAtir.
day bought bottle OF the Eectrie orr and used it, and
his relief On Monday he expressed himself as free
from ali pain, and ready to go to work.
More Ctres 10 puJlLat--shieh we have not for
now. Ask your mel hbors about the Electric OIL.
See die Circulars.
Principal once, 80 Souli sth St, PiiIla.
aps '-4s' 's'''s''.' -'f T. II. LOGAN co.
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Tnp BlrE Rock DisAs1EE.---we are indebted
to Capt. Terry for the following dispatch. 1t
brings cheering news from Blue Rock This
Is the fifteenth day since these men werebur
iied by the Gazing Of the bank, and We consider
itavcry remarkable, though a very agreeable
circumstance that they should be found alive.
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$31O,OOO
Worth of Farms and Building
IlOtS

rs tho coll Region qf Iggfsia, TO be divided amongst
u 1O,RUU subscribers on the
1TTtI or SEPTEMBER 1856
Tie bCncft ar tie Llorf Royal fe1dte iendeRy Sub
serntJnns ONLY $40 RACIOne half down, the rest dee
livery the he'd Every subscriber viii get Building
Farms ard Lots ere sod cheap Induce settlements
sufficient being reserved the increase in the value
which viii compensate for the apparent loW price nov
asked. ~ = e N1al lsl tEtl
MORK 4GNTs ARE WANTED to obtain subscribers, to
liberal inducements will be given. For full
particulars, subscriptions, agencies, DC, apply to
E. LAUDER,
my1 Port Royal Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-10

/ John q Isham and James Fisher
partners under the firm OF Is nU libel in cause OF
am and Fisher s5 contract civil and mari.
Us. tune. In lle United States
The Steamboat Thomas SWann Sttcs District Court for
her tackle, apparel, and furn the Western District oil
tt.sy tfVireiniai
The Dnr4ies above nacd and I'LL interested,
hereby notified that, pursuant to- decree OF the United
States District Court the Western District Of virginia. in
shit imrlty mad Tbs iboye nnned cause shall
proceed upon the 3st day OF May next, Office In the
city Wheeling, and to said Court
what due, thing, to the lleants III the above NAMED
cause by tic alleged In said libel; also
vat claims aENist said boat, her ace
parel furniture, against the BIZ the name
Thomns Swami and the thereof respective
III and their prIOes as liens and all other
matters @ deemut pertinent or specially require by the
.55.s CHARLES MARSHALL, 50
9fsnuln fssiO j.
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Millinery.

INLIIIIIAUI W :
AIRS AsSE No 1G2 Main street, having just returned
vi from ta East With choice and well selected aSsort
nent Fashionable Articles Of millinery, begs 70 inform
her friends the ladies Of Wheeling and vicinity that she
will open them for Inspection Tuesday next, the 10th Of
April when she HOPES the ladies viii give her call
Having engaged lTst-elass Eastern Miner, she Will
be prepared to make goods order on the shortest
notice.
Ladies and ChIiren's Gaiters, Boots and Shoes.
apI9:Sn 182 MAIN STREET.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-10

Tux river was rising slowly last evening, =
business on the wharf only sufficient to keep
the laborers from getting lazy.
The Columbian of yesterday says the river at
Cincinnati is at stand, weather unscasonably
cool. and not much business doing on the levee.
The Louisville Courier of Thursday says
The river was stationary yesterday, and has
been unchanged since Monday with four feet wa
ter ON the Falls for steamboats,, In the canal
there were seven feet water. The weather yes
terday was clear and quite cOldin the morning
THR SfORN.-We learn from Capt Durham,
of the Fanny Bulitt, that the storms along the
Ohio and Mississippi last week, heretofore allu-
ded to, were worry severe and at times terrific,
Tho Fanny Bullitt was compelled to lie by at
Randolph Sunday night, on account of the VIC
lence OF the storm, and great fears were enter
tanned that the boat would be wrecked ,i,he
wind at times blew perfect hurricane, uprout-
ing trees aud Frustrating them in all directions
In the morning, when the storm had cleared
off the traces Of its fury were visible IN all ei
reetions. Some three or four boats were met
with their chimneys over bOard, and upper works
greatly shattered, and at Island l6, in the Mis-
sissippi, tNo large cotton boats from Tennessee
River. with full eargoeS of cotton, had been sunk
and dashed TO pieces filing the river for. miles
With fragments of the wrecks and floating bales
oil cnttOu. n large iuihoeI uuAt was sttu als4,
to pieces in the same vicinity, and filed the nv
or full of lumber, which was carried of By the
current.
Breg RGn.-The fleet packet Alvin Adams
came in from St Louis last evening at o'clock,
just fcrty-cight hours out including all delays,
making much the quickest trip OF the season.
The Moses Mcclellan reports the Ohio from
New Orleans hard aground at the head Of Hur-
rieane Isiand.A She took a pun at her, ba.
couldn't get her or She was out of the chan
mel which now runs down the island chute
The St Louis Democrat Of the 9TH, contains
the following:
The river IS coming up very rapidly &C TINS
point, having risen three feet in the tSentY-iouf
hours preceding 8 P. ~, yesterday. "A rise o.
SIX OF eight feet moro would bring the xatcr 70
the walls Of the buildings on the landing Large
qaaHtities Of sirift wood, logs, giant trees etc;
soft past continually, and the current Is Won
aeElasty impctrous The New York Was tlei.
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MTIIBURN1,

PRov1DEScg, May 9-The- cotton mill owned
tby Thayer & Leies, in Pawtucket, was destroy
led by firelast night 1t was used7as aprinting
$4,000 E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-10

GeocEnEs-W. \. Edwards & Bro, are on
hand again with another lot of fresh Groceries
They have now as complete stock of goods in
their line, as can be found in the West, aud en-
bracing many articles not usually found in this
city, and which We might denominate luxuries.
Their selection of sugars and teas are excellent,
and they have coffee Drowned, ground, and in
the imported state Probably the best feature
about their business is, that they claim to sell
their goods at the very lowest prices possible for
the quality But, call and see for yourselves.
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Wheeling and d. Pittsburgh.

THE fine sGls wheel pas .,-yvuez, =
Easzle = IS senger steamer FOREST CT
k4SzASS5feS9$ TY Capt. Geo D. Moorennd
SEs7 EEsszszsDIURNI.Capt. AsaS heplicrd
will rnftiiy between Wheeling and Forest
CITY leaving Wheeling every Monday "wednesday and Fri
day; The and sa,gtasy
at A. NJ arriving at elsvie time connect with the
cleveland cars, and at rsbargin n'eros the morning
line East. Forest city leTyss sy-
cry Tuesday and and the Dinrrnl every
Monday, Wednesday Friday at 10 ~. Nj artring at
Wheeling In time for the mail lines for Ohio
For freight or passage aI,ly on beard or g
THROUGH Tickets for Clevelaud. Toled0 Monroe l!e-
rSt; Milwaukee, Chicagu buffalo Dunkirk, sold Of The
Office OFFS c. Baker & Co isj3 ITO
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH MULTIPLICATION.
itothee0rsdt Cure egeeted ~ Boerhaeks Holland BIT
tsrsTe wife of Peter De we, living In Holland Town,
Sheboyga county, Wisconsin, suGFtd very much from
weakness q the stomach and Indigestion She had been
under yacian's for time but the disease
seemed to bae hsekill. She purchased IIoi
land BitlersAt our Office yhIchnye given tone sto
much, her appetite and strength returning, and FIRM
IL believe that this is another great cure eeelsd byyour
medicine. s-a ~
We have st TO record many wonder cures effected by
this remedy, hut must atas another One
thing rely upon. what have publ shed from
nue community and sre literally
true. j, yQG1ErCs,
Editor sheboy gan Nisnwhode, shebey gam WI
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NERyoI,s IN f.RiigIJ,rA T1c AFFrcT1ONsl

NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
This chang weather Is likely produce great deal
of sickness. To persons troubled
c we uoid Holland Bit
from soaie OF onk lrst ernSn and English
THE Nc itsT FORM or PILES CAN BE CURED
We at liberty to refer to seTerhl well gtnte-
men, who have used thoroughly tested and nov
mend Boeriaye's Holland BterH remedy fof Piles,
We ARD not at their but viii take
pleasure in Person 70 WHO dsniss this
FoFihIs half should be
takensAy fulno rnnE, and Night
hour before meals.
sf97i CAUTION Z; s
The great popularity this Aroma has induced
many the public Should guard lgast pur-
ehAsfng Be feFsuaded buy thing unf you
tie E sou he superior tis 10 aii,lese
limitations
SOLD II 81 bot,ls. bottles for s., By the sole
BENJAMIN PAGE. u! & co,
~ Manufacturing PhaFmaeCu tlfts and Chemlsf,f
cor SnfthHrfd iEsTIiTd SITS; Pittsburgh.
g.ausbIfnaex sBHsh6egd,i
mh2e,daN1y Wholesale Druggist, Wheeling, Va.
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81 TIA iysFoaT4Ttos oEFicE .. & Or, r.
sWHeskia9 Station, Feb 9TH, 1855. \.
OK AMI AFTER Monday the 10Th inst, the Trains
(express and VIII leave ms ~
1920 p. 81. and is1J A. NJ x nj, -, -, ~
ME Tyress rau leaves at 1870 T. Nj and VIII only STOP Nv
.b f,oyig stations: BewOod, Atonndsrule Cameron,
rai,ont FttteFnan NeWUug, Slnl'
goes,sT, sgissviIle and Washington Junction, ~,
the Wheeling and ClMbcrl1ud lEe ~ y.
,.,y daily at III, ana arrives NJ
Cumberland at 6lJ p NJ Leaves az alo a. ~
and arrives mt Wheeling nj 1850, p. NJ 4, :
Mail Train VIII be discontinued until me-
tit j. II. FORD, Agent
Tho Adams Express Company.
n A oFpics tlLuBg HOUSE, .siEF1iso, va. =
s,4fzzif=ss5a5ssess;s S54tSzss !
7rI.DuCyTfON or RATES TO AND FROM
New York. EhIiadetptiatl - ASssikstho s q
rISIIE Adams Express Company for the SAFE ana speeqs
{ Il conveyance of :. s,,i,,,.r,,i
,IoSEY IA cKAGEs FKEIInT or ALL HlNn5'
lin az our own specin niesscngeTs, is the only reinDe
ip 10 and from Wheeling ty Railroad direct New foEEt
phIln deplia, Baltimore, ston,
Central Ohio Railroad 70 Zanesvle columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville indianapolis Chicago aud ".
leave vld Bait & Ohio Railroad at ~ ocikS ~
NJ Central ol'o Railroad mt 0 O'Clock, y NJ =
For Cleveland, Toledo, and Northern ONO AZ
o'clock, A. -. - =. ,,,s..s,, Il, s,,.J
ltaoss5 hoTrs 10 I,lfiInore N.PIGAlAS, Agent
as2o glsE A''es.s : " 70 w
cLEtPEL4SIi IND PIYISBgRf4. RIiLR0AD.
u. IS. MAII, DAILY LINE
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VIZ are indebted to Mr.. j. Warrington of Ad-
ans Express Company, and Mr. Davidson, Of
the B. & o. Railroad, for Eastern papers in ad-
vance of the mail.
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BASKERVILLE May 9th.
". y. Terry, Es7. The four men were not
ont Mt half mast ono. The diggcrs arc within 6
feet Of them They arc alive aud talk to the
people outside. HoGE
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MArcn AGAlSsT TiNE.-A match against time
was decided at the Broad Rock Course Friday
afternoon. a gentleman bet Col. Winfree 500
that his buggy horse could not trot around the
course under four minutes The horse won ca
silly, trO,ting the mile in s:sg.
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MAIL RoHnEnY. WIN. +. Payne, formerly Of
Danvillc, Va Al, ambrotypist, was arrested on
Saturday last for stealing letter, continuing a
check for S47, from the POst-oiiicc at Madison,
n. c. lie was lodged in the jail at Grcensbo-
rough.