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The true Democrat., 1857-03-31

A Coop ToAsT.-W Woman, the morning star of our youth; the day star of our manhood; the evening star of our old age. God bless the stars!
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MILLINERY, MILLINERY.

NERS JONES has the honor to inform her custo- ISA and Ladies in particular, that she has just returned from New Orleans. with fine assortment of Spring and Summer Millinery and Dress Goods Please give a call.
 Country orders promptly and accurately executed
 March 3l '57. MRS JONES
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opinion was, the decision of the Curcuit Court for Missouri should be reversed, and the cause renamed for new trial.
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uOLLOMAY,s OINTMENT

The great external antidote. When impurities in the blood determmed to the surface in the form of botcheS piStucs dry exhibitions. boils, rshes etc. this potent preparation is the only safe and radical remedy. Sdll at the manutac'orles, No. So Maiden Lane. New York, and No. 244 Stand, London: and by a-l lrMgg.t. at 2lc.. 62!5c.. aml S DOT bottle
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Married-At the residence of the brides frther on the 26th inst, by the Rev. E. c. Gaddy, Mir. MARION J. PETETT, to Miss LOUISA A. E. LEFEvRE all of this county
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NEW VERT ISEMEN N Ts,
EELIOGRAPHY.

Photography and SiereOskop Gallery. THE undersigned Artists, re- .lSss~ l specttully inform the Ladies sJTs--ltB and Gentlemen, and the public ,stV3ss4/ lss,;;ssy generally that they have opened sS.24 rfs fs.AAASg Photographicai Gallery in s-1 Little Rock, and prepared to take Lkenesses from o'clock A. NJ. till o'clock, F. NJ.
 All persons wishing to have likeness taken are requested to call and examine our Specimens.
 As this branch of Photography is entirely new, we fatter ourselves that it will please every one.
 Ladies requested to be attred in Dark dresses. Persons wishing to learn this profitable Art may cal KRONE & VEETER, Artists
 Garrett's Building, Markham street. March 3l. '57.
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Approximation Prizes.

The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first l2 Prizes will be entitled to the 4S approximation Prizes, according to the scheme.
 The 00O Prizes S20 will be determined by the last figure of the Number that draws the $50, 900 Prze For example, if the Number drawing the $50 900 Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets where the Number ends in l will be entitled to s20 If the number ends with No. 9 then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to S20 and so on to 0.
 Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow ing rates, which is the fisk: Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $S0
 10 Half '' ..... 40
 '' 10 Quarter - 20 sza5 In ordering Tickets Certificates enclose the money to address for the tickets ordered on re- ceipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
 The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
 se5 Purchasers will please write their signatures plain. and give their Post Office, County and state .=ey Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full without deduction
 ssg All Prizes of Sl .000 and under paid immedi- ately after the drawing-other Prizes at the usual time of thirty days.
 All communications strictly confidential. Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other tickets at either office.
 Address orders for Tickets, or Certificates, to
 s. SWAN & CO. Atlanta, Ga.
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JEFFERSON. w. W. GRIFF
 MCPHERSON & GRIFFIN,

DEALERS IN Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.
 Queensware, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS, etc., east side EI Main street, Little Rock, Arks Little Rock, Ark. March 24 1857 25-
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HIST OPENED
X FINE assortment of Lace and silk Mantias LA March 9l '57 MRS. JONES. EMBRoiDERrES EMBROIDERIES |!

JUST Received an assortment of Flouncing both J Swiss and Jackonet. Also, Edging and Inserting Collars and underseeves, also Black Grape and Collars. MRS. JONES.
 March Sl '57
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Proclamation by the Governor.
 100 nuILAES srW SRn

VETHEREAS, It has been reported to me by the w Sheriff of Polk county, ill the State of Arkan sis that the sixth day of March, A. D. 1857, a negro calling himself Nose, committed A foul and attrocious murder upon the body of one Alfred Nicholas, in said county, and that the murderer had escaped from the custody of said Sheriff. and was, on the 18th day of March, 1857, running ut large Therefore, l, Elias N Conway, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of one hundred dollars, to any person or persons who shall after the date of this proclamation arrest and deliver to the sheriff of Polk county, Arkansas the said murderer NOSE, so that justice in this behalf may be had and executed
 In testimony whereof Elias N. Con-
 way, Governor of the State of Arkan- L. S. sas, have hereunto signed my name
 and caused the seal of the State of
 Arkansas to be alike d at Little Rock Arkansas, this 30th day of March, A. D. 1S57 By the Governor, ELIAS N. CONWAY. D. B. GREER, Secretary of State.
 By Thos. C. Shepperd, Dep. secy.
 DESCRIPTION.
 Said negro Nose, is about six feet high very black-weighs about two hundred pounds-is about thirty years of age-was heavily hand-cuffed, and said he belonged to Samuel Norris of Clark county Arkansas. 25 -3w.
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: yUU sick: Then read pr. Ea>terly's advertisement in another column of this paper and go to the agent in this place and obtain the medicines recommended for the Complaint. We allude to Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sa~pmilla, Dr. Carters Cough Basam, Dr. Eu>tcrIy'S Fever and Aguo Killer and Dr. Hooler's Female Cordial. These medicines have been thor ough!y tested in the various forms of disease for which they are recommended and can be confidently recommended as the most elicacious remedies known They are very. popular and are selling rapidly in nearly every city and town in the United States. To be had of the agent
 March IT, '57.-lm. J. !. McALMONT.
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List of Previous Cabinets.
SECRETARIES OF STATE.
SECRETARIES 0F TIE TRFASURY.

Sept. II. lT,9.. A. Hamilton. New York. Feb. 3, lI9j. O. w Wolcott. Connecticut. Dee. 3l. lSoo.T. Dexter. Mas chusctts. May l4, lsol. A. Guliatiu. PennSy ylvania Feb 9, lsl4. G. W. Campbell. =. Tennessee Oct. 6, lsl4..A. J. Dallas........ Penusy ylvania Oct. 22, 1ol6..W. II. Crawford. <. Georgia.
 March7 1895. k. kush........... Pennsylvania. Mmch6, 1929. $. D. lngham. Pennsy lvania. Aug. 5, 1s5l. l.. McIAne........ Delaware.
 May 29, l>33. W. J. Duane. Pennsy lvania Sept 23, 1883. Roger B. Taney.... Maryland. June27, lo34..L. Woodbury. .......N. Hampshire March ,. lS4l Thoma, Ewing Ohio.
 Sept. l3, lS4!. w Forward ........ Pennsylvania. Mareh3 ls43..J ( Spencer. New York. June l5, lS44. c. NJ. Bibb. ........ Kentucky. March ,, lo45. R. J. Walker. Mississippi. March7, ls49. W. M. Meredith. Pennsy lvania June 2l, 1850. Thomas Corwin. .... Ohio.
 March ,, 1855 James Guthrie. Kentucky
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SECRETARIES OF THE NAVY
SECRETARIES OF THE INFERIOR.

March !, lS40. T. Ewing. Ohio
 July 20, 1850. ]. A. Pearce ...... Maryland. Aug. l5, 1850 T. NJ. T. McKennon .Pennsvlvania Sept. F, 1850. A. Ii. II. Stuart Virginia. March 5, 1853 k. McClelland. Michigan.
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TO BANK DEBTORS

YuNfiE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds, A for sale, for cash or credit, on terms and ill amounts to suit purchasers having fractional sums to pay either of the Banks of this State.
 WATKINS & GALLAGHER. Little Rock Sept 30 '5e -sm
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GROCERIES.

A SUPPLY of every description of Groceries just 1A received, and for sale low by
 March 3l 1857 TATE X, MOORE
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VIM. Q. STEVENS C. c. BIER & co. No. 95 Camp Street New Or,eans Or

THE PATENT 1NDEsTRUCrIRIF -rboso p;,o. , WATER PIPES:
 p0' nave proven to be the best water pipes
 u now in use. rf' 'HEf are made of Sheet iron, coated q, tho |, Il side half an inch thick, with a ComnnS;.,n, made of Hydruic Cement, and when laid ;n tba ground, receive coating of the same on inc or.id ms Composition becomes perfectly petrised end %oI . verS the water pure and healthy. The first cost of made. P'Pes now we make them of all sizes, from sl of an inch to Feet Tn diameter, to stand pressure from 70 to 1000 feet head. '0H' ~ 'o . We will undertake to Construct Water Works for Ci'y and Towns, or Plantations on the most an. proved plans and reasonable terms. 'f
 Plumbing, Copper, Tin,
 ,u,- Zine, and Sheet Iron work done in all it's branches also Cooking Ranaes m ana Stoves ot all patterns and prices Baths Wash stands, ater Closets, Cast Iron and Lead Sinks IuihpS "i all szes and Patterns both lift and force ana fumbers materials constantly on hand
 All work undertaken by Us, is warranted to cive salisacti"h' further information be obtained by addressing Us, stating particulars etc. ', C. C. BIER ,S co.
 Hh"ich ol-oh. 70 Camp street, N. O.
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1l lll1nrtnr
SPRAYED OR STOLEN

EROM the subscriber, living in Mineral A. l township nine miles northeast from Lit E9S tie Rock one bright bay horse, l6 hands high, blind in left eye; and dark bay mare about 15S hands high, years old-a good saddle nag some saddle marks Any person who will deliver said horses to me give information. so 1 can get them will be Hberally rewarded. RHODA BLUNT.
 March 24 1S57 St
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WHILE NJ PETERSON
 NEW FIRM

IVA oPfiERSON & GRIFFIN have just received VI and opened, on the east side of Main street. nearly opposite the store of A. J. Hutt esq.,. an en- tire new and fresh stock embracing
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps Clothing etc., they offer at the lowest prices for cash or coun try produce MCPHERSON IS GRIFFIN
 A-''
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NAIL.S.

S KEGS No. s; O kegss No. 10;
 kegs No. 4; 10 {" 6; 200 lbs horseshoe nails.
 Also, horseshoe iron, tire, hub and slab iron, steel, etc. etc., for sale by March 24 '57. D. l.. O'CONNFLL tS co.
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PRINTS AND DOMESTICS

rOTTONADES, Jeans, etc.;
 V Fine assortment of Summer Clothing; Lot Wrapping Paper, Irvine, etc., An assortment Hardware and Queensware; Powder Lead and Shot; Teas, Rice, Coffee, Sugar Tobacco: An excellent assortment of Boots and Shoes
 Just received and for sale at the lowest prices by
 March 3l, 51. MCPHERSON .G GRIFFIN
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Rice. Flour. Coffee and Tobacco. LUST Received and for sale O 4,000 Lbs Fresh Flour;
 1000 do Fresh Rice;
 1500 do Tobacco;
 40 Sacks Rio Coffee. March 31 '57 by FIELD & DOLBY.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-31

JOHN C. PALMER. THOMAS c. HINDMAN. PALMER X HiNDMAN, Attorneys at Law,
The true Democrat., 1857-03-31

4 NY person related to John G. shaw deceased A who was born in Ireland, and emigrated to the United States, and died on his way from Tennessee to California in 1852, will find it to their interest to address J. B. HALBERT, Nashville, Tenn.
 March 3l 1857 lqw
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To be Drawn each Saturday in April!

VN HE THAN UF NINTLE NUMBERS. Three Thousand Two Hundred and Ninety Prizes MORE THAN ONE PRIZE re EVERY TEN TICKETS
 MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
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- 4h4Nt WItOO ETtIESe E DOZ. Cucumber Pickles; " dog. asst. Preserves
 " Lobsters;
 " Oysters;
 If '' Sardincs;
 20 boxes London Layer Rasins;
 ' Ground Pepper;
 2 bbls. soft shelle1 Almonds. For sale for cash by March 24 '5T. GEO. s. MORRISON A LARGE stock of Staple Groceries and Dry A Goods, always on hand low for cash by March 24. '5T GEO. & MORRISON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12
FROM y WASHINGTON.

NOVEMBER 11-Gen Denvcrs, the Commits.
soncr of Indian affairs, to-day wrote a letter to
Brigham Young in reply to his communication
of the 18th ult., administering to him sharp
rebuke for the improper manner of administer
ing of the Indian supcrintendency in Utah. As
he exceeded the appropriations by more than
$31 900, he has no reason to complain that his
drafts have not been paid so far for encouraging
amicable relations. Mr. Denvers tells him he
has studicusly endeavorcd TO impress upon
the minds of the Indians that the Mormons arc
friends and the Government and people of the
United States enemies to the Indians. The will
is to withhold annuities from hostile Indians,
and NJ. Denvers knows no reason why this
should not now be applied to Mr.. Young
In reply to Mr.. Young's objection to the pres
ence of troops Mr.. Denvers says; if it is mis- in
tention TO preserve peace they will not interfere
With him, however, the executive has no alter
native but to crush out the rebellion, and for this
purpose all the powers of the government are
placed under his control. Young's claim for
double salary is against law, hut if it should be
ascertaned that his expenditures were properly
made, he will be paid if Congress will make an
appropriation for that purpose A number of
white men having unlawluily intrnded upon the
Cherokee neutral grounds and resisted all efforts
to remove them, application has been made to the
government to eject them by force.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12

ST. LOUIS Noy 11.-Adviccs from Fort Lar
me, of Oc, 22d, states thai Col Cooks command
of I'd Dragons were -four miles this side and
had encountered n snow storm five DAYS pre-
ously. Col johnson when last heard from
was two hundred and thirty miles beyond Lara
me and The snow seven inches deep one hundred
miles this side When the express left him,
owing to the slim supply of corn and the entire
absence Of grass, the teams and dragon horses
wore failing rapidly. News reached Laramie
that the Mormons had burnt three government
trains of seventy-fve wagons near Green river,
ninety miles beyond Col. Alexander's command,
which constituted the van guard army. 1t is
that the 9Th and 10th infantry batteries
and artillery had taken possession of a Mormon
village on Bear river, for winter quarters
ARRIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE Tennessee from
Vera Cruz ON the 9TH inst. brings over half
million in specie and dates to the 9th.
MExlco.-Commonfort has been clothed with
Dictatorial powers Eand martial law has been
proclaimed in the district of Cucrnavaca in con-
sequence of difficulties between the Spanish and
Mexican citizens. Alvarez is still successful
against the rebels South.
YUcArAN.-Campeches have surrendered to
the Government forces. The revolution, how
ever, has taken new life. The whole people are
in arms. Gen. Walker was arrested late last
night on affidavit of Custom House officers. He
was Immediately admitted to bail in the sum of
two thousand dollars. This will probably not
interfere with his plans.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12

DoncttT$ Erhi6ition-gAe Last Night-It
will oe remembered that this evening is posi-
lively the las. chance that will 6e offered for
some time of witnessing the wonderful feats of
hibiton is well worthy of public support, and
as this evening has been set apart for the bene-
fit of the business agent of the troupe, Mr. a.
p L. Leuyer, we should be pleased 20 see q full!
house. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Donetti'S celebrated acting dogs and monkeys,
as will be seen by an advertisement in another
column, appca~ al Washington Hall or Friday
and Saturday evenings next They have drawn
large aud delighted audiences in many of the
prominent cities of the United States, and have
reputation which will insure them crowded
houses here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12

Found DenI-We learn from the Cadiz pa
perS of last evening, that Mrs. HoOtz, wife of
Adam Hootz, near Freeport, was found dead in
her bed fewmornings since She wentto bed in
apparently good health; and even got up at one
o'clock in the morning to attend to the wants of
her children, and then laid down. Her husband
got up about daylight and kinded the fire, and
went to the bed TO call his wife, but when he
.cached the bed he found that she was dead
The Physician who Nas called in could see no
cause of so sudden death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12

Fire and Ro66ery-Early on Monday morn
ing last the country seat of the late john T..
Woodside, on the line of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, near the Relay House, was totally de-
stroycd by fire under circumstances which war
rant the conclusion that it was entered and
robbed, and then fired to conceal the robbery.
Inc mansion was occupied by Mrs. Woodside
aud her daughters The loss will amount 20
about 5000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12

Shipments by Way Of Fheeiing,-Thc Pitts
burgh Gasctte states that good part OF the
freight from that point, that from time immc-
mortal has gone to Washington, Pa, by wagon,
is now sent to Wheeling by steamers and from
here 10 Washington by the Hempfield Railroad.
Is it not the policy of the Washington county
people to save the boat charges altogether, by
buying their goods here?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12

Citizens Kectiug-1He credit System.-We
understand thar many of our prominent busi-
ness men, dry goods, grocery, clothing, and bat
dcalcrs, are now agitating die question of short
ening the credit Term. y meeting is to be called
for some evening shis week-probahly Saturday
night-whep the matter of reducing the term
to ,ree instead of ST.; months, will be taken into
consideration The particula- class OF dealers
alluded to and themselves forced to take some
action, owing to the fact that the merchants
east, of whom the goods are purchased, require
four months notes, and our retail merchants, in
order 20 meet them are compelled to hurry up
1hcii. customers to corresponding terms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12

II is NOT OFTEN THAI WE NOTICE EDr7oKrALLY
patent medicine; yes we feel dGty when we
a~e convinced an article is vesy merritOrious
inform the puoic, taac .1ey, 100, may be bene'
fitted by lis use, and 20 prevent ther from using
othe. articles tina, have 10 ue~il il tnem.
Now we wish particularly 20 rccOmueod 20
our readers, d.. Saayfora's Lire1 IarisoratOr, as
az article ,ant aas given benefit anu performed
cures, in on: circle of acquaintance, tina, were
.te less ;hao astonishing. I. is pa 'ticularly
recommended for all Diseases o: Ghe Liver, as ic
is Liner LarigOrator. Especially among our
own cnildren have we noted its oencticial effects,
where the little sufferers, from bowel complaint
worms and other diseases, incident 20 children,
nave been :made q0et and perfectly cured by
the use of die article. Il has testimonials that
none can dou6t, for the cure of Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia and such troubles as always follow a de-
ranged Liver A few such cases have come Ju-
de- our observation w;ere il seemed almost TO
work miracles
Our advice TO families is 20; to De wthou. l.,
as i.wi save many hours Of pain oy its speedy
use hen disease tirsi makes its attack. -ALatO0
M SeatineL nov5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12

That GAosl We gave short time since,
an account of the performances Of a CERTAIN
ghost which held its frightrul vigils near RAJ
vine not far from this city, As anticipated
that ghost has turned OUT to DE i humbug-a
self made ghost Some of the young men caught
him The other evening as he was walking ;he
night" moaning like Gown bull with the null
ligrubs, and pommeedi him until he yelped for
quarter. The bogus ghost lives in die neigh
bOrhood and had entered into an engagement
to represent Hamlet's father 70" ter consecutive
nights, and in consideration therefor was to re-
ceive five dollars from young mar who wan
ted to frightcn his sweetheart 1--WE guess they
call them so) and, induce her, by ghostly ad-
vice to marry him. We publish this finale o.
the ghost story because we deem il sufficiently
doubtful for the present incrcdulous state of the
public nina. Our readers should ~cceive it as
they do eastern small bills.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12
SECOND DEsPATCm
FRnM Nav YORK

Nov. lit is reported that Barring & Bros.
have taken the Michigan Central Railroad loan
of s., 100000 at per cent. This if true will
givessthe compeny an excess of 100000 and
with the net earnings received from dividends
for the next six months and possibly year, will
debt.
New York, Nov 11.-The Pcrsia sailed for
Liverpool at noon, with $500, 900 in specie.
NESv YoRE, Nov. 1.-THE Goshen Bank of
Orange county N Y, was last night robbed of
50, 600 in bills, and all the specie in its vaults.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12

Duageoaea 1or IFeeh.-A POlander, wilma
name as long as the Patent Office Report OH
Agriculture, Appendix aud all, was sent to
jail yesterday for vagrancy, for about the TWEEN
tietil time, moro or less. He is a large, able
bodied man, ir the prime of life, but the very
personiication of Incidence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12

The Rirer.-The river had reached stand
yesterday with 2G feet 2 inches water in The
enamel The landiog had an active appearance
though there is little business doing. The bOats
came nearer 20 Wa,er stree than for long
time before The Commodore Perry took 10
additions TO her cargo Yesterday and proceeded
towards Memphis
We carr that The W. G. Woodside, that mas
been lying here 70: several days, has beer lied
un TO- debt.
The Missouri papers of tic Cay before We 'te:-
day, speal Of heavy rains on Sunday, aud say
at the rive is rising at the rate Of ar inch pes
hour. They also state that the steamer Nep-
tune. which left there few Gays ago, win
barge in TOW loaded with railroad irOr for Ham
iba, sunk her barge ofiror a. Slim Island, seven
miles below GAINESVILLE, o. Friday night last
The barge lies in six feet wafer, and some ofthe
iron rolled off tpLo the river. The barge struck
a log which caused the disaster. There we're Two
hundred and fifty bars of iron ON the barge.
An amusing incident tool; place in the IN
spector's office at Cincinnati Saturday last. a
person who had beer acting 10 the capacity OF
striker" or the liver, made application for Ii
cense to run as I'd engineer. The applicant
being exceedingly hard of hearing, the inspec-
tors did aot consider him a Ii person 20 receive
license, add therefore very properly refused to
issue any certificate. Upon this refusal being
made known to him, ne became very nuen OK
cited, and with an oath emphatically swOre that
ne would qui. the river. lie 40 doubt conceives
Thar leaving the rive. these dull times would al
together ruc an end 10 steambOating. Unfortu-
maze delusion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12

Home IsssimOay.-Tn is 10 certify, that !
have oeen using DR.. TooG's Live Pills ir my
family 70. twenty-tive years, and dOring shas
whole lime have usec no other medicine, and
ar clearly of the opinion ,has if taey are used
right, that nov much other medicine need be
used it any OF die common diseases of tiiis
counry. was greatly afflicted with PalPiEa-
,ion OF the hearc, aad was unSound il my gen
eral health; ny .iver was oUt OF order, bowels
irregular, and frequently subject 20 low spells.
am now as SOUND mao as is ia tne State Of
Virginia. | can fully aud freely recommend
ther TO every body, as a safe and excellent fami-
~ medicine. JOSEPH THOMPSON.
Ohio Co., Va, Oct. IS, 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12
1890
FIRE

Bosrox, Nov. LITTLE buildings Nos. 10, II
and IS fremont row, have been destroyed by
fire. F. A. Jones & Co.'S Dry Goods store is in
Guided in the destruction They lose $4,000.
The loss on the other stores have not yet been
estimated.