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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
THE NEWS.

- The trial of Mrs. Abigail Gardner, char
ged with poisoning her husband, was brought
to Il close at Plymouth, Mass, on the 4th.-
She made speech, accompanied by tears,
solemnly protesting her innocence. The jury
were out twenty-five hours and stood for
acquittal and for conviction. They were
discharged by the court on the morning Of
the 5th, and the accused was re-committed
to Jail.
- Yellow fever has broken out on the
steamship Illinois at New York. Eighteen
patients in all have been taken to the hos
pital- of whom, Mr.. Bloomingdale, late
of California, died On the morning Of the
5th.
FOREIGN. BY the mail steamer Arago.
we have European dates to the Goth. Polit-
ical news unimportant. Breadstuffs had de-
clined in the Liverpool market. ~
"A dispatch from Louisville, of the 4th,
says: "The Committee of the National Agri-
cultural Society have awarded prizes to the
reapers at the Syracuse trial of July last,
as follows: G. II. Mccormick, Chicago, gold
medal; Walter A. Woof, Hoosac Falls, New
York, silver medal Warder, Brokaw &
Child, Springfield, Ohio, bronze medal;
Jonathan Haines, Pekln, Illinois, diploma.
Reapers and Mowers Combined A.
Wood, Hoosac, Falls, New York, gold med
al; D. NJ. Osborne, Buffalo, silver medal;
Warder, Brokaw & Child, bronze medal
The award to the moving machines has not
been made yet.
AT the Fireman's Tournament at Elmi-
ra, New York, on the Sd. nine fire compa-
nies entered the contest for the premium on
distance, with the following result: lst
class, Franklin, of Geneva, first premium
$500. I'd class, Young America No. 4, of
Elmira, first premium. Sd class, Mutual
No. 81, of New York, first premium.
MORE FA1LUREs.-There was a rumor at
Cincinnati on the 4th, that the Seneca Coun-
ty Bank had closed it's doors; also that the
Bank of Norwalk had failed Messrs. Frank
lin & Son, Bankers, Newark, Ohio, have
suspended, and made assignment to Messrs'
Sn.ythe Il Sprague. Oliver Lee & Co.'s
Bank Of Buffalo, New York, suspended on
the 4th. The suspension is caused by very
large accumulation of suspended debts,
among which is $780, 900 of the Buffalo Car
Company. At New York on the 4th, it was
reported that the brokers' had thrown out
the Niagara County Bank, and also the bills
of the Danberry Bank, of Danbcrry, VT
There were also rumors prejudicial to the
interest of the Bank Of Massachusetts, prob
ably growing out of the recent extensive
counterfeits of its bills.
At the Wisconsin Republican State Con-
vention on the 4th, at Madison, Mr.. Alex
ander Randall, Of Milwaukee, was nominat-
ed for Governor; Mr.. Shurtz, of Watertown,
for Lieut.. Governor, and j. L. V. Thomas,
of Rock, for Secretary Of State.
D.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12

MINNESOTA CoNs sEN1IoNs.-The two Con-
ventions Qegal and bogus) have anjou.n-
ed; having concluded their abors with an
approach to harmony hardly anticipated at
one time. The desire to have the Territory
admitted as State. at the next session, in.
duced the half breeds. to come to terms, at
the eleventh hour. There is to be an elec.
tion for members of Congress, Legislature,
Governor, &C., on the 18th of October, at
the time the people pass upon the New Con-
stituti m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
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Majority for the Constitution T6

Four counties failed to return their vote.
officially: Lucas, Wayne, Woodbury. and
Dickinson. Two of them gave majoritie
for the Constitution, and two against; the
aggregate vote, if taken into account, would
reduce the majority for the instrument to
l,4l6. Still large enough for all practice
purposes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12

WISCONSIN BLACK DEMocRAoY.-J. B.
Gross, of Milwaukee, has been nominated as
the candidate of that party for Governor.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
VERMONT ELEcrloN.-Seventy towns foo

VERMONT ELEcrIoN.-Seventy towns foot
up Fletcher, Republican, for Governor,
1920; Keyes, Democrat, 1858. Sixty
seven towns have elected Sc Republican
Representatives and 1 l Democrats. Previ-
Gus reports had given the Democrats only
one member Of the Legislature, whence it
was argued that all caucus nominations
would be harmonious. Present returns con-
tain seeds of internal wrangling and dis.
cord .....s. .ffr
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12

FT The publication of the Iowa City Dai-
ly Crescent was suspended on Saturday last
for want of sufficient patronage,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
wWe find the following unique speci-

WW We find the following unique speci-
mems of poetic genius and political veracity
in the last Enquirer of this city, and copy
them for fear they may not be perpetuated
to future generations in that obscure sheet
For the "Enquirer."
KANSAS.
The Compliments of the Supreme Jadge of the
territory of Kansas to his Excellency the Mayor of
"the City Of Muscatine."
I thought it would but show good breeding,
10 tell you "kansas is" NOT "bleeding."
1t turns out, that, some sPECULATING KEEN ONES
Have been phlebottomising green ones-
That all the fuss about the ''niggers"
Is solv d by speculation figures.
That Kansas, now has all her rights, -...
Since Lane has made safe his Town SITES.
Compliments Of the Mayor Of the City Of Musca-
tine to the Hon. JOS. WILLIAMS, Supreme udge Of
Kansas Territory.
Yeur Excellency's s compliment
Brings happy tldings rest content, ......
That Kansas blood having ceased to flow
Will quiet Americans wheree' e'er you go.
Massachusetts aid, treason in disguise,
True Union Republicans from principle despise.
The "keen ones,' the "Green ones" "Nggers''
Will have to surrender at the Democrat call,
Ard acknowledge this Union never shall cease.
Equal rights being our motto on land and on seas.
As Kansas did bleed S" Kansas shall lead,
And by the blessing of God this Union will speed,
jim Lane and his coadjutors the people we'll know
Are imposters really as Greedy does show.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.

The Republican State Central Committee
hereby appoint Mass Meetings of the people,
for political discussion, at the following
times and places
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04
RENAL. RsTATR sALRs.
pn11inr Mill For Sale.

Wv nm order of the Court Of Common Pleas of scoto
Il County Oho, TO me directed aud issned upon petition
for the dtssoiaon the Of tue ei9te Ron.
nr Mil DO viii, the ninth day OF july ls6 oler Tor
sale the highest bidder, the seloo Rolling Mill together
; ali Of the Estate, machinery and tools thefeunt0
hEonvinr Sale at 10 O'Clock IA NJ aud 10 he
made t the ohise S6totO Rolling MIL Co. in ths city,
is mil has been operation about two years andis In
good repair perfect running order II has one bar Mill
tri t,y5 furnaces; small mill with two heating
ufnaces: one sheet boiler iron mill with four heating
furnaces together with full assortment OF rolls FOR all OF
the mills Ii has forge MI complete, With nine "a boil
Ing furnaces: wrought Iron hammer anil sueezer
Il has capacity twenty tons of manufactured
per day. with and enough to almost double
its present Cnpacy Ithas two large engines with cylinders
inches diameter, and engine DOCTOR
The building 2G5 long 1855 wide There IS spike
mill attached containing two machines and double heat
ing furnace capable Of turning out thirty kegs day
This mill is located for The
pI inRsuch cighteen iron furnaces make this
CITY the their iFn which Is brought in the Sell
ot6 and Hooking Valley Railroad.
The terms OF sale are One0urth cash. one fonrt in SIX
months; Sne-Ourth inine months and ia twelve
months from the day Of sale with interesta the rate ofstS
per deferred pavnents and approved
security Possession Will be immedla ~ given TO tue pur
chaser.
For apply undersigned at PORTS
mouth, Ohio. q LEWIS G. DAMANIEs
Receiver for the ScIoto Rolling Mill Co.
o. June I'd. 1887, -jeIl-tds
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

DEATH PROB a SINGULAR CAusE.-Mr. G. c.
Cooley, whom we spoke of in our issue of yes
terday as being at tie point Of death from the
effects of having tooth extracted; died at his
residence, No. 40 John street, yesterday at five
o'clock, P. NJ.
Mr. Cooley was contractor in Col Colt s pls-
tol factory, where he had been engaged for sew
eral years Ills age was 81 years. Some three
weeks since he applied to dentist, who ex-
tracted for him an eyc-tooth, from which he
was suffering much pain. The tooth was prop
erly extracted and nothing remarkable occur
red at the time, but soon after the operation was
performed, Mr. C.'s jaw and face began to swell
and pain him severely. His face continued to
swell until the inEamaJlolS had extended to his
head and thFnat, when his nervous systenI be-
came so much affected chat tieliring sci in and
continued, with but slight iHteriAissspIs, 1iR to
the time of his death. All the remedies pet
serbed to reduce the inflammation and remove
the delirium proved Intellectual lie could take
no food or nourshmcnt of any amount for sew
eral DAYS previous to his death, and sank away
| gradually from n:ere physical exhaustion, until
within some forty-eight hours previous to his
DEATH when modification took place, commen-
cling in the effected portion of the jaw and eX
tending to his throat, and thus forever ended
his suiferings. The physicians who attended
him, we understand, have remarked that they
/ never before during their extended practice met
with precisely similar case, nor one that so
completely balfled their skiil.-H1rttord Times
| of TUeSidy oreaiag.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

TuE U4An ExrEprrrov.-Col Cummings, the
new Governor of Utah, reached st. Louis, from
Washington, on Saturday. Speaking in refer
enceto the military escort which ii is understood
is to accompany Col. Cummings to the scene of
his official duties, the St Louis Republican says:
There is great demand just now, for horses
and mules, caused by the fitting out of the ex-
petition. Buyers have been in the market for
some time, and excellent prices are paid The
demand will continue, it is presumed, a week or
two longer, as it is hardly possible that the ex-
petition can move before the middle of July
Uncle Sam is liberal paymaster. and those
who trade with him can hardly fail to do web.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

Charles London Cordial Gin
shown by the Records of the Custom House tObe the
only London COrIsn Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
all others are made here in imitation Of it.
delicious tonic beverage, and by It's peculiar flavor
$50 different from other gns) universally esteemed by all
WHO use It, 1t Is adopted with great in of
DYSPEPSIA, Gour, RHEUMATISM, DROPsY Gravel cotrc
CaoLERL FEvkN AGUE srRcrURE, DISEASE THU URI
NARY oHGASs, EPrLEFsr, PENALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
VALENTINE Morr of New York, in aetter to the
prIetOr, says:
Crrles' London Cordial Gin Is tie puress, best, and
uostr elia6ke Extract Of .Taniper IAare seea.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
gsts and Grocers in the United States and also
rnerous posons called 'London Cordial Gn-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered to
you as you value your health Price dollar quarts
my cents fer pints. EDMUND 9. CHARLES,
mhe6-smd&w Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, N. Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04
Amhrntrnea for 81.

PARTRIDGE, at his new and spacious rooms, With fae
ties for operating aud arrangement for light equal
any in the country and far superior any the city,
producing these beautiful pictures which are unsurpassed
in the country He prepared to make Ambrotypes SO
they by mail without extra postage Also 70 set
iniOckets and pins price DagueTeotypes
Pictures good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last foI ages unchanged.
ArkInds Of rnateriaisused the business for sale.
Rooms east side Of Main ST. Monroe, Marsh
Tavlor's new store augla
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04
DIR. NJ. DtVALLET'S
FEMALE PERINnIGAI. PILL.

These pills have used the private practice Of the
Proprietor in the Hospitals of of France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled sueeesssving the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They rs a charm in correcting rregulary and OBJ
sructions producing regular return the monthly dis
charge.
mild gentle stmunnt. They produce agreeable
exhieration happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females those supposlng thenseves,so,
cautioned aguns. using these pills they viii produce
miscarriage although under no injurious
the most delicate. For sale by qlfzs
janis LAUGHLISs BUsHPIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04
NEWS ITEMS.

A GENTLEMAN in Philadelphia came near los
ing his life, the other night His wife spread
some bread with arsenic, and placed itin n cup
board for the purpose of killing mice. The
husband came home late, and being hungry,
helped himself to the poisoned food; but his
wife discovered what he had done, and aPhysi-
clan aud stomach pump were soon brought to
tho rescue.
THERE are exciting rumors of corruption aud
bribery in the Boston Custom House, and two
Of the late appointees have been suspended du-
ring the investigation of charges against them
to the effect that they procured their offices by
the use of money in procuring the favor Of an
influential person. The sum paid is stated at
5000
SECRETARY COBB, of Georgia, and Secretary
Thompson, of Mississippi, have expressed their
unqualified disapprobation of the Georgia Con-
vention resolution denounciug Governor Walk
Ell. SIR. Buchanan views it, also, as directly
rejecting on him and his Administration.
ABOUT thirty Clerks were discharged from
the Pension Bureau at Washington on the S0tll
of June, there being no more work for them.
CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY, of the Supreme Court
of the United States, las received a letter from
deaf mute denouncing his decision in The bred
Scott case This beats the Georgia Convention.
TUE number of American sea-going vessels
reported during the past month as wrecked,
abandoned and missing, amounts to 81, viz: /
steamer, ships z banks, briggs and schoon-
ers There are also vessels to be added to the
list, making &c in all. The total value of prop
erty lost was eight hundred and mmctecn thou
sand and fee hundred dollars.
Col Jonx W. FoRxEr will very shortly com
meuce the publication of new Democrat jour
nal daily in Philadelphia to be called The
Press.
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a WESTERN editor IN dnnning his subscribers,
says he has had responsibilities throws upon
him which he is obliged to meat. His wifi. has
presented him with twins. .sssIaG
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.
@. mApPOLDT, NJ. n.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER

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Euonth Each number comprises hundred and -four
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

LETTER OF DIR. FRANkLIS.-The following
characteristics let ter Of DIR. Franklin is said to
be inedited The ingenious manner in which
he makes the commencement of his letter con-
vev the Temporary impression that he lent with
n 1arsinonions reluctance, is inimitablc:
"APRIi. %, 1874.
81 send you herewith bill for ten Louis
Fors. I do not pretend to gice such a sum.
onIv lend II TO YOU When you shall return to
YOUR country, you cannot fail Of getting into
some business That will, in time, enable you to
pay all your debts. In that case, when you
meet with another honest man in similar dis
tress. vol, must pay me by landing this sum to
him; inioining him to discharge his debt by a
like operation when he shall be able, aud shall
meet with such another opportunity: hope i
NAV thus go through many hands before II
meets with knaye to stop its progress. This
Is 4 trieE of mine for doing great deal Of good
with Iittlemoney. am not Tich enough to
afford much in good works and SO am o5 ,!
IA be e,rNhiag, and make the most Of tsttLE.
- fiB F.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04
HOTEI1.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.

SE1 OLD POINT CONFRONT. VA.
iSrsSd This renowned SUMMER RESORT will fbs re-
HstNzp opened on the FIRST OF JUNE.
varied and tempting attractions thau tbs. 49,
In broad view of Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake
Bay, 1t IS famed by the constant sea-breeze
It's location is at the site of the first military post In the
country.
The luxurious saltwater bath all The luxurlcs of the
salt water region at its doors.
The finest ball in America, spacious and
pleasant Billiard Saloon Pistol Galleries, delightful
and country AunS the best facilities for fishing, good
reading ROOM are among the attractions. -
Music Is dscoursed only by the band appurtenRnt
the establishment, butthe Band of the Cd gmen u g.
Artillery, said to he the best in the army.
And for health 1t is not by the most secluded
mountain retreat The various army surgeons of the post
and all the hyAcians resident In the vicinity certified
that they "hdEe neUer kaolon case W G0e and Ieuer
bilious to originate at Oh Point G0RDF and that
u Is throughout tho year healthy It locality 0,ty
the fce of the cTrt See their Certificates in the Far
Der and De Bows Rev1ew.1
lot Of the very beat BRANDIEs, direct from the
doca special Importation of the Messrs Burrus Nor
folk will be found in the cellar OF the Hotel
LIQUORS q all kinds to he had in the country shall
tolerate nothing Inferior in department, resolved,
am to make the Hygea the very first of the
kind IN the Union. JOS. Sugar,
je15-1m Pronrietor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

TERRiBLE TRAGEDY-A Lady Killed and her
Body BurBcd.-A correspondent of the Rich
mond (ya,) Dispatcd, writing from Gordons-
vile, under date of June 10Th, contains the fol-
lowing:
4 terrible murder was committed within three
miles of this place, in Louisa county, on Satur-
day last. a gentleman named Hall, with his
family, had moved to the place of the murder
three days before its commiltul, and hired ne
gro girl, aged fifteen years, from Mrs Maria
Thompson of Louisa. On the morning of the
occurrence Mr.. Hallleft home at an early hour
for GOrtlonsville and about 10 o'clock received
information that his wife had been murdered.
fastening home he found Mrs. II. lying in the
yard, near the door of the house, cold in death
her skull fractured in several places, and her
clothing, breast and arms, dreadEully burned.
An inquest was held over the body during the
day, when the servant girl was examined, and
stnted that short time before the murder she
started to the wood pile to get turn of wood,
when she saw negro man passing along on
the outside of the fence dog following him on
the inside. She watched him till he passed out
of sight, md then went after the wood. She
had only been gone but short time, when she
heard Mrs Hall scream, and fastening to the
house, found her lying on the floor, in dying
condition, her clothes being on fire.
Mr.. Hall testified that when he left home the
servant girl had on wooden dress, ana when nc
returned she wore the same.
! Z Mr.. Shiflet testified that when the girl came
to his house she had on cotton dress, which
was found where it had heen concealed, and on
which were various marks of blood The shosel
was also found under the house, and had spots
Of blood and HAIR uponit.
There seems to bono doubt that Mrs Hall
was killed by the girl with the shovel as she
was entering the house; and that the. black
wretch then set her on fire, and attempted to
burn her, but finding that to be difficult task
extinguished the flames, and reported the MUIR
der to the neighbOrs, with the hope of hiding
her own guilt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

CHRONIC DIARRHCEA.
We have the certificate respectable
citizen testiyng that he entirely this dread
full disease by using BCgRIIAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall pleasure showing the certificate
person doubling this statement ap2-lwdav
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

BInck err Brown Hair produced In i've minutes,
Grayest or Redest Hair By the application of W.
A. BArcuMoR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED 10 defy de-
lection and never to inure the hair or skn no matter
how applied long continued. Use the genuine
harm possibly occur. Markths steel engrav-
ing the box and WY. A. BATcHELoR 23s broadway,
the sides. for WV. BATcuELORs Hair Dyewhen
you purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
apso-1m T. IT. LOGAN co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

From TIC Baltimore Ptssio: anu Conuercial Ga=stts
TAMPToS's TINCrURE-Ths medicine, which has been
before the public for years, especially
the last year. by Msssrs Mortimer owbray, pro-
pretOrs has with remarkable success have
from the respectable Alarge number pa
tens who have been relieved, the medical
profession aiso WHO have in their practice have
voluntarily given their certificates of recommendation
the proprietors.
We decidedly opposed to Elng quack nostrums, but
as have many letters Messrs Mortimer Now
bray, from the above mentioned, feel be
nothing than justice call attention people
to their advertisement IN to-dny's paper.
I. II. LOGAN co,
Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
~ Call on them. ap2s-1W-daw