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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

LIBEL SUR DlsmssED.-we learn from the
Burlington down Gazette, the the libel suit in
stituted some time ago by Horace Greeley, in
the District Court of Des Moines county, against
Messrs Thompson & Steward, of that journal,
has been dismissed The suit was based on
publication in the Cleveland Plaindealerand the
Burlington Gazette, and copied into many other
papers, stating that Mr.. Greeley had received
certain sum of money for services rendered the
Des Moines River Improvement Company. The
Gazette in announcing its release from the clutch
cs of the Court, says
"Mr Greeley denies, however, having received
the money for his own use, and we give him the
benefit of that denial, as we have done before,
presnming from the subsequent statement of
Stryker, and others, that there a third party
who received the money. At parting with Mr..
Greeley, however, VIC may be permitted to say,
without the least malice on our part, that here
after he should be careful how he allows him
self TO be used in such transactions for the bene
fit of others"
Let Mr. Greeley now Withdraw hissu against
Mr. Gray, of the Piaiadealer, and he will have
done another sensible thing. Editors seldom
gain either reputation or money by institut
ing libel suits against each other.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

USsrccEssYuL EMIGRANTs TO THE WEsT.-Thc
PArkersburg Cya) News says:-By private ad-
vices received from the West, we learn thatabout
half the emigrants from this neigSbOrhood have
been so unfortunate as to lose some one or more
members of their families, while others have
spent a large share of the funds with which they
expected to buy farms in supporting their fam
lilies, while they could select suitable place on
which 70 settle Some would come back, but
have not the funds to do So aud thus for fear OF
worse ,,sS sre eomUolied to stay where they are
The number who are doing well, and have met
with no untowarti events, is bnt few, and on the
whole their conditions have been worsted in
stead Of bettered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
AmbrotYpes for SD.

PARTEIDGE, a. his new spacious with faen
ties operating m arrangement for light equal to
any in the country aud far superior any In the city, is
producing these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
in the country He prepared to make AmbrotyPes 50
they can be sentby without extra postage Also to set
tv1n in loekets and pins, price as Dasuerreotypes
Pictures made good as specimens exhibited
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged
Allkinds of materials used in the business for sale
Rooms side of Main Monroe, over Marsh
Tavlor's anEl3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

"TwExrY-r1vE CENTS . PAYS ron THAT GREAT
and god Illustrated Family Paper, CLIFE ILLUSTRATED
The best OF all the weekles, months trial
95 cents. Send at once to FOWLER AND WELLS, sos
Broadway, New York.
Lire ILLusIRATEDw have previously called attention
this excellent publications Il Is worth far TO
family than othe- literary paper Instead OF diminish
ing, increases interest with issue, and most
cieerfly recommend II the public Of the best
family newspapers in the COMMISSIONERS TEACHER
je22-4w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

BIneI or Brown IInir produced in Eve minutes.
Grayest or Redest Hair, by the application of WA
A. BATcHEIoRs HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
tecton and never to lnjure the hair skin matter
how applied how long continued. Use the genuine
harm possibly Mark-.he steel engraY-
ing the box, and WA A. BACHELOR, 2S3 broadway,
sides WIN. A. BATcuELoRs Hair Dye when
ran purchase. Por sale in Wheeling by
ap8O-lm tn. LOGAN co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
Are the Agents for wheeling and vicinity.
Es- Call on them. ap2S-lW-daW

CHRONIC DIARRHEA.
We in our possession cerifcste of respectable
citizen testfyng entirely of this dread
full disease by using BRRHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall pleasure showing the certificate TO any
person doubling this statement. aps-1wdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

From kse Baltimore Patrio and Commercial Gazette
HAMPToS's TINCrURE.-This medicine, which has been
before public years. but especially for
the year. by Mortimer Mowbray, pro-
prieors met with remarkable success as we have seen
the respectable sources. Aarge number pa
.ient who have been relieved number of the medical
profession also, have it In their practice, have
voluntarily given their certificates Recommendation
the proprletors.
We are decidedly opposed ,rtR0 quack nostrums but
many letters Messrs. Mortimer Now
bray, from above MENTIONED feel be
nothing justice call attention of the people
to their advertisement IN to-day's paper.
I. IL. LOGAN co,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

Is no country in christendon, says an ex-
change, is marriage between an uncle al i niece
lawful. Marriage with deceased wife sister
is lawful in Denmark, Sweden, Prussia, AID the
limited States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

Mules rs. HoRsEs.-They are substituting
mules for tho more aristocTatic horse in the ON
Dibus lines and for express wagons in Cincinnati.
The Commercial says they are equally traeta6le;
look not handsomely. but well enough their INST
cost is twenty to forty per cent. less food; are
thirty-three per cent more durable arc precisely
adapted to the boulder payments and move with
a-steady unyielding celerity--in hot weather,
eSnecially-ihat recommends them highly to all
WHO have tested their merits. Draymen aud
Transfers are likewise being favorably impressed
with their virtues andI are beginning to consider
The economy OF testing them for their use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

APPROVED SuAKspEAREAx READlNGs-.A teach
err iii one of the schools is in the habit of giving
his pupils in composition extracts from poems,
the Bible, &c, which the scholars are required
to transpose into their own language, making
all the blind or doubtful passages plain. One
day he gave out the following, from ShakSpearc's
play of ''Othcllo"
res light as air. the jealous, confirmation strong
As pcoof OF holy writ"
One little fellow, who stood at the head of
his class in philosophy and chemistry, imme-
diately wrote and handed in the following trans
''Trifies, tceighing .1ltreen and a ha!t pounds
to tie square inch, are as good proof to jealous
folks as verse OF the Bible !"-Detroit 1drer-
tiSey.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
FGsIos o. TwO FlaE-EATISo JoURSALs.-One

Fusroy oY TWO FiHE-EATISG JoURSALs.--one
of the items Of intelligence in the Richmond
mails is that the Richmond Enquirer anrf'the
Examiner, papers of the same stripe almost
have concluded, like Crocketts alligator and
bull.frog, TO swallow each other, and become
one and the same. It is customary, as matter
of form. for journal always to compliment,
and in some sort Of halfway style, at least, to
bemoan the death of a contemporary, on the
..ls n,ortuis mill nisi 6onum" principle But
TO be candid, We must confess that, though we
have no pleasure in the death, or rather in tho
u,ctetnpsychosis of the Richmond Examiner,
vet, as is often said privately about some Peo-
ple who depart this life, we cannot see what
good it was likely to do by existing. We never
could discover in its columns spark of liberal
i,y. nor indeed of fairness, towards those who
did not believe that cotton, tobacco aud nigger'
were the only things worth loOkingafter in this
world. 1t seemed to US to delight and exult in
a peculiar sort; of ylrdonic maleyolence in all
its descriptions and comments upon an opposing
sentiment.
Such a paper never could accomplish any
good. 1t only hung as dead weight upon the
march Of progress
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
RnAr. nsTArR sALRs.
polIinp Mill For Sale.

ny order of the Court of Common Pleas Of seoto
Is oounty Ohio to me directed and Issued upon petition
for the dissolution Of the q the seiotS Roll
M SIN Co. y the ninth day OF July 1901, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, the seloto Rolling M oEethes
ii ali OF the Real EtRtc machinery and tools therennto
beionsng Sale to commence 10 O'Clock A. and to be
made at the office Of the Scloto Rolling MIL Coin this city,
This mill has been operation about two years and Is IN
good repair and perfect running order II has one bar mill
two heating furnaces; small mill wish two heating
furnaces; one and boiler iron mill with iour heating
furnaces together with full assortment OF rolls for al
the mills forge all complete with nine 10 be-
Ing furnaces wrought iron hammer and one squeszer
Il has capacy twenty tons OF manufactured
iron Der with and room enough to almost double
liz capacity has two large engines with
twenty.si inches diameter and engine or Doctor
The building 2G5 feetong by los wide There spike
mill attnce containing two machines and double heat
Ing furnace capable of turning out thirty kegs per day
mill Is located or the purchase
of pig nHsnuch eighteen iron furnaces make TINS
city the depot their IRON which is brought in on the Sci
otn anil Hooking Valley Railroad
Tie One-fonrth cash; one fourth in SIX
months months, and onefonrth in twelve
months day sale, with interest Mt the rate OF 'i
per per the deferred and approved
Security Possession will mmei0t ~ given to the pur
chaser.
Por further the at Ports
mouth, Ohio. LEWIS q DAMAAiNS
Receiver fnr the Sctoto Rolling Mill Co.
poFtsInOntI. o., June Sd, 1851. ielN-th
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

Dr. OF. Wood-Sr: used nearly three bottles Of
nr Restorative and have found its effects very sat
entirely destroyed all danruG from my
head and restored my hair to Its original color which had
become quite gray. wa TRUEsDAhh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
NOTICES.

BFundFeGh'A PtIID'-By theH occasional uset Nc
prevent the collection those Impurities, which, when in
sufficient quantities. cause so dangertO the ne
gans of the stomach and bowels.
T. II. LOGAN CO.,
jeso-1v-dar Agents.
sands, Remedy for SALT Rheum-1s unques-
tionAbly the most and ecscious external app
cation for salt reu worm, letter scald head, bar
hers Itch ulcers bO biosehes dscOverdt has in
many thousands OF accomplished the most extrOrd
nary cures only requires he well rubbed in to penetrate
the pores OF the skim absorb IN. virus OF the diseases
it speedily removes the symptoms, and in brief
rioI completes radical cure.
Prepared and sold by a b. D. SANDS. Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also hy ]. II. CRUMBACkER.
And by Druggists generally. je50-lw,iuw
Cooling G'Incrs seem to be in demand. very
popular enc Is the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE with
both Ladies and Gentlemen. Cold and sparkling Mineral
Mater; rich syrups Pcrfmeres Notions in great va
ricy fine Cigars and Tobacco though not least the
never falling get ,rsnu"whIch cools to look at IT.
constitute combination Of attractions, appealing to all The
senses in a way which capnot fail toplease.
We say earRIy 900 degs. in the shaded Call in at the
Bridge corner Drug store. ielO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
ANOTI1 Err ARRIVAL OF
TPnSH GRONERTES
MATHEW McNABB,
MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR

AND DEALER IL
RIour. Mill Feed OF ali kinds. Corn md
Corn TIeRI, OATS, EsnIed Hay, sc.
OF the ABOVE articles delivered free of extra charge
in any part OF the city fssW
The highest price paid in cash for all Country Produce
Opposite the Second Presbyterian Church, Centre Wheel
ing jell
THE PHILLLPSBURGH T4TER CURE,
miles west Of pittsburrh opposite Rochester, Beaver
Co.. Pa In country justly celebrated and for
fitted comfortably and much improved inI Its bathing ar
water from springs iS feet lie house Ane
detached from the main building, furnished with piano.
bcSins saloon aGords exercise through the day Every
made 70 make It lea TSsH[ yGTs s
Sstendng Physssn may q an to The invalid that
p. o.. beaver Co.. Pa. jel7-imdaw
nm HusHELs Ship stua shOrt. and bran IN store and
jeII Wheeling va.
T8IsHING Tackle, Section FISHING Rods, Cane Fishing
at IInysI ). E, WILSON { cos.
ETSRAVELING BASKETS, Wicker and Bratania Piasks,
Ssds tS Syis
INE1s Of every FFade In TO- Is and Boxes) Just
my fTYs''s1 anu ~ sAi' w A. EDWARDS BRO.
A RNoIDs Copying Ink, Arnold's Siuid, Arnod's Car
v RiRe' David oaFnne' oFe5 3 gl9 Wilson, cos
M AXE YOUR OWN soAP-It can lls made ea1y good
W and eheSP by using the "CoNcE ~ ID tEo
PEW hundred bushels Of Oats ed and for salby
"A iel7 MATHEW bIcNARR.
T1I1I BTJSITEIs Corn Meal in store aud for salt BY
INt(b fieIT -8ss 5- MATHEW McJABB.
CARDINEs, Just received and for sale by
y april y W. A. EDWARDS q BRO:
4 OOPS FOR BoYs-IFon and Wooden at -. 3
III ApiT J. u. t@lLSON 3 Cos.
ID gCEIYRD a fun assortment OF Cent? black Drab
II sioueh Cloth Caps. [ap1sl $. HARPER SON.
NTAOARONI PaEna, Just received aud for sale by
w ap1 W. EDMAhDs& BAo.
cPERM OANDLES-just received and for sale By
y my1i y Wa. EDWARDS { BRO.
a LARGE stock Of Hosiery, Gloves and SIitts.
a ans HEISKELI. 4 SNvEARINGEE.
T0LUE NAVY CAPS.-A fne assortment hand with
ID dne SILK covers. Iap1sl g. D. HARPER SON.
TNAsTERN CHEESE, just received and for sale bN
h apIi ". A. EDWARDS & BRO.
- RCEIVED day, ps desirable CotouSdes for boys
IL wear. Iiei2l HEIsKELL 4 SwEARINGEN.
old FAMILY WHISKY just received and Tor sale by
" niy2O W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
4 n BOXES RAZINs BARBER SOAP, for sale BY
III jeio 7. II. LOGAN co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
HYGEIA HOTEL

- OLD POINT CoIFoRT,yA.
SSEzssH This renowned SUMNER RESORT will be re-
ss<a@S opened on the FIRST OF JUNE.
There watering place in the land, presenting more
varied and tempting attractions than this.
In broad view Of Hampton Roads anu the chesapeake
BAY, 1t famed by the constant sea-breeze.
the site of the first military post in the
country.
salt water region at its doors.
The ball room in America, spacious and most
pleasant billiard Saloon Pistol Galleries. delightful beach
jaunts best facilities for fishing, and good
reading room, are among the attractions.
not only the band apPurtennnt to
the bnt the Band of the I'd Regiment Of u s.
Artillery, said o he the best in the army.
And for health It is not surpassed by the most
mountain retreat The various army Of the post
all the physicians resident in the vicinity have certified
thatthey hdue koi1J case Gf de and yener or
bilious faUer to originate at Oh Point Comfort, and that
Is EIr00HOt Tie gedJ, healthy locality d4ty
tie ce Of eIr' [Sce Certificates in the Far
merland De Bows Review
lot of the very best BANDIEs direct from the London
special Importation of the Messrs Bnrrus of Nor
will he found in the cellar Of the Hotel, and the best
LIQUORS OF all kinds to he had in the country shall
tolerate nothing Inferior Department. resolved.
make the Hygeia the first establishment of the
kind in the Union. JOS. SEGAR,
ie15-1m Proprietor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

Lire ILLUSTRATED Is an ELEGANT QuARTo OF
eight beautiful pages trine larger than the Illustrated
london Mecca perfect model Of excellence in size, shape,
sentiment Is, altogether,
snd sensible of live papers Men Ike IT, Ike 1t,
boys it, girls Ike IT, Old FOLKS like IT, yonng folks like
IT. children like IT, and the the folks cdRt Keep
house trsoH LIFE ILLUSTRATED. No plantation should
6e,Witoutlt. Only - year, 81 for half year,
trial months for IS cents. Address
FOWLER AND WELLS, S9s Broadway, New York.
LlFE tLLrsrEAIEis marked by and beauty,
have doubt Il viii be the paper Of the kind ublIshed
in New lOrkcOENER SToSE, CoLUnBus, Ga. wecancou
mend Il 10 the patronage friends. It Oiled with
excellent reading vel arranged, with everything an
appropriate head. --AuErES (ALA } GtLSiTE. ie22-4W
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review
q. mAPPOLDT, NJ. D.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

rT1HE twelfth volume of this JOURNAL commences with
January 1851. 1t will, heretofore, be independent
or every local and Influence and will be devoted 70
the interests patrons, and to the advancement ana
DENOMINATION OF sound and correct Observations
nils JOURNAL Is issued the first OF every alternate
onth Each number comprises one hundred and
ortsyo psrcs and contains a STEEL ENGRAVED FOR
TRAIT Of a distinguished Medical man.
The volume begins with Jnnuary, and Is completed VIZ th
November issue will thus contain six Portraits, and
eight hundred aud sixty four pages Of reading
TEANs-POUR DOLLARS per GnnuIn, IN dLctttee, which
entities the receive his numbers FREE OF P
1uE subscription TO begin with the January number
KY Persons wishing subscribe should address US by
letter enclosing S. which viii be at our risk u The letter Is
srSS an, Charleston 8. 9.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

MkN, WonES, AND CnILDNES, WHO READ
LIRE ILLUSTRATED pronounce 1t the best FAMLr PAPER
published. &c year; 81 for half year, and. just
to try it," only Is for three months 1neOss the
amount, and direct FOWLER AND WELLS. New York.
The Savannah DRNocRAT says We regard as the very
weekly paper in the world" The ALABAMA BEACON
:. II there is newspaper Within knowledEe
which safely recommend to the general reader IL Is
ILLUSTRATED 1t has served UP weekly amount Of
reading which you seldom si FOR the price, Which Is
neither light serious logical liter
ary and elikci pUngent, pTacteHl and progressively e
lITenng eloquent ennOhlins In short 1t to he
the object Of ILLusTRATEr spread sunshine, hlnpi
ness useful where rrvir. ivS2+E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

II; DELAwARE, the issue of small notes by the
banks is prohibited after July lst. --.ss
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FOWLER AND WELLS, sos BroadEay, New York.
The Panama dF says: "LIFE IEtuSrR4TEDTS Of the
best papers Published In the United States WeknOW OfnI
Ing, Young and old, parents avd children high and low,
rich and poor, vii hnd something to suit them in .s coll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
Raisin. NIInhfrnn. Anyrst 3, ISIS.

ItalsIn AIIchIElnt august = I5OI'
my hair thin upon the top head that feared It's
entire loss In this condition applied for and ostaineaa
Woods RestorRtIve, and before had used
quart bottle, gray hairs had entirely disappeared,
and had thicker ed be full usual and
sumed glossy appearance, apparently beautfulthHn
ever Il before do therefore, cheerfuiy recommend
10 all those Indies who beautiful head Of hair
viii also that 1t noW occasionally for its healthy
and Identifying effects. SARAH J. DRoWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
: ONLY SIXTY DROPS AT A DOSE,
a Cure Warranted in Five Day.

;
The French and German Preparation has now been be-
fore candid scrutinEng world for upwards of 20 years.
during pronounced incurable and utterly
hopeless by best both Europe and America
Its
To the unfortu ate victim Gonorrhra would take
this method OF earnestly recommending o. K. No money
will be at risk the medicine is guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction false delicacy prevent you from APP
P 5SI5f ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Prepared by PALMER co. No "a Broadway, New York
n r. JOHNSTON, sole A: gent for Wheel.
ing, No. 1T6 Market St. doors below ckham's Auction
Rooms ie2-1m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01


THE CHINESE SUGAR CASE.-The following
letter will prove very interesting to many OF
our country readers, who have gone more or less
into trial Of the Chinese Sugar cane seed this
last season. 1t is to be hoped that it will turn
out to be a genuine substitute for our West India
and American sugar cane, during these scanty
times
WAsHlxGroS, ILLs June II, 1857.
Mr.. Isaac a. Hedgcs-Dear Sir:-I have just
received your favor Of the 10th inst, inquiring
the result of my experiment in making sugar
cane last fall; and in reply to your questions
I will saw. / planted early in May, and only
about one square rod of ground. The
cane grew about ten feet high. cut It in
October before any frostS; about two'thlrds
OF the seed wus ripe when cut; ground tim
mediately after cutting, in an old cylinder cider
mill, and ground only part OF the cane
had, in consequence of breaking the mill. did
not measure the juice l got boiled It IN a
common kettle The syrup fOamcd IN boiling
like maple syrup. l clarified it with little
lime, knowing nothing about sugar cane.
managed il Just as would maple sugar, and
tried to make it granulate by stirring it as
used to do with maple, but could not make 1t
Crnnulate by that process, and set 1t away. In
about six or eight days looked at it and found
il a very handsome article of well graduated
sugar. The syrup was pronounced BY all who
tasted it to be good equal to any we get IRON
the South You will sec that my experiment. is
not n test Of the quantity or yield per acre; but
think it good proof that good sugar can be
made from the Chinese cane. have planted
thirteen acres of cane this year, and 1t is now
mn and looks we'll shall want all the aparatus
for manufacturing this fall | shall be glad to
hear from YOU, aud any information you can
Truly yours, JouS L. MARSH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative to dect
ded advantage 1t prevents the hair from coming out and
gives gloss and softaess desirable The few gray
hairs Iad entirely disappeared. Others of my FAM
have with In pronOuncing II all
&c processes to be. HENRY CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

Thar EDTToRIAL CoNvISTIoN.-Whats be-
come of itg Only month or two ago, it was all
the talk, or rather the write, with our brethren
all over the State. Lattcrly, everybody has
been as silent as death upon the subject. Are
we to have no reform Convcntion9-is there to
he no Editorial meeting, sure cnoughy We do
not make these inquiries by way of wonder
1nent or in the hope that they viii at all effect
the nonehaIance into which the knights Of the
quill have generally fallen. We had but just
finished nice reverie about the matter, hugh
inc to think how ridiculous it was that 50 much
fuss should be made about any thing that was
not worth, as Mrs Chick would say, IAN eff
fort" when it came 10 taking step. Wearc sor-
nv only in this way viz: that it gives theimpres-
sion abroad that our Virginia newspaper corps
comprises a rather listless and lazy set Wea'e
ureat Mt sitting in our cinirs and harkino abont
distractions day after day, but when itcones to
doing any thing which We are eternally advis-
ing others to do, we are generally in the voca-
tive. Commercial Conventions, steamships
from Norfolk, the resolutions of '9s and 40 and
Editorial Conventions are our peculiar delight
when taking what is called birds eye view OF
each'
Won't some one of the brethren lead of asto
where we shall hold the next Convention?