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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06
1As Dsvserssss osussy csovsasssa.

1, will DO seen by reference 10 The pros
..diog. Of tho Democratic Msss Meeting
held in this place on Monday last. that ."
.loos, unanimous decision WAS made !"
favor Of holding Convention o" the 3o'h
OF May for the purpose Of nominating cam
dids.es for The vsrious county offices to b
filled a, the approaching August election
". A.. among the numbe' Of those who
believe in the policy aud e1psd'sncy Of
Masking these nomn atoms. Our reasons
may be briefly stated.
lot. 1t is OF the utmost importance that
the Democratic party should MAINTAIN ito
o,r.nixa,ion, and thAt il should continue to
vs,h-, al the strength which united action
will give il. 1t 10 the Only sound. national
mart, that has an existence in the country
and if III. [ mon can be maintained, II NUT
be D, that party. Mr.. Jefferson has wisely
,nid that III. price OF liberty 10 eternal
vigilance" Al experience has show" that
/ ii 10 ~a.ier to keep party together than to
uni,eits fragment. when they are once scat
tered. The democracy have . common
feeling a. to III. necessity OF union. IN the
acknowledged Importance oi their primers
pies
2nd They are forced to this ISSUE
Party tests will necessarily operate IN the
approaching election. and particularly viii
the opposition. lie, any man who doubts
this look At the position occupied by h'
pte.ent incumbents, aud tell US II An,
Democra, in Harrison county stands tn
4. shadow Of II chance Of 81, elton for sn,
I ous Of these offices. unless brought forwar,
aud sustained by the united action OF In
" party.
3rd A man in public position IL NOR
universally known sad his opnio"s have
wider Influence thaa one in private life
=, that influence has to be sxertsd, i, woul
&c DO better to have it in our favor ths
20 against u.s.
iih. A pat, that permits the opposition
!. without . struggle, to monopol1e MI 'h
Offices Of profit. does itself an injury.
9 seems to US we have pursued the policy Ion
# enough. For the last four years no Dru'
ocra, IL Harrison county has dared to A.
e pire to county Office. is time for
change.
. If the party VIII nominate men OF sh
n right stamp, who viii be acknowledged n
/. worthy selections, and go into the canvas
"a IN the proper spirit, success in all rrobab
., ty will attend their efforts. Il defeSte,
they will have los, nothing Tor in the cor
, test they have everything to gain III
:. nothing 10 Lore. And lot the result b
whs. it may. they will DO thoroughly OF
ganized and prepared for trial OF s,reng,
&c when political emergency mny demand !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-06

The msxims OF its Government, IL Accus.
toms and ss.horis<s It's citizen. to pluud.r
mud III uss forsigosfss indlAsrsntly. or make
"I.soads int" the "s,ghboring countries
As. "'rhs Princes" Sc. +" may Justly pun.
isA the entire Nation. What do ls., Al
Nations have \ right 10 enter into n league
against sach = people. to reprsss them. and
10 trsst them ~ the common enemies OF
mankind"
Agsia. t.. 2. Oh. Sec. sc "lf. then.
taess u anywhere = Nation of \ restless
asd m!sehisvoas disposition. always ready
~ iajase others. to traverse their designs,
and 10 raiss domestic troubles. I, i. mol to
V doubted tia. ali have \ RICH. TO Join, in
order 10 vspssss, ehsstiss, sud put 1t, ever
sfsss. eat u i,s power to injure them"
The Remsas defined the jus gss,ium to
~ That law which ws should oLssry.
inAspeadsat Of positive installations or CON-
pact" Sk }. Mssiatosh defines i, 10 b.
'ihs dar's psisstslss Of jassic. applied TO
IL suteeesosse bsswssa States, Prog
-. pbt. sse. ,. psgs 81.
Nsw. aAss hsviAg eeasidsssd Tho ptia.
eiplss sLsvs ~ forth. upon as.so,i,y
wt;sA 4, esstaia!y. - respectable ~ tho
0eI4o11sstaG se1snas Of lIssalious I,sss,
49, wsst1 : essls1. disPsssiosass aud i'm,
paGo(1o - ~ ~ ~ dssy Of sss Gov.
ssu1Desle-siai ~ sighss u Nssasassas
~ ~ ~ shsuid aol s~sosssss, by
= ~ mo1lns sf NV Gevssssssat. oss eli
lesaD - 0ats iassa4s into sssshLo.ing
s9anlstea Hseesdly. Tia, we sAou!d,rs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

TAXABLE PsoPEsry-The following is lit
cral cony handed in to the assessors under the
laws of Connecticut, requiring sworn list Ofall
taxable property:
aE@B-list for 1867.
To 30 akers ofIand worth $500 90. House
and barn nothing atal onley place whar thcafes
and Robbers brakes into and steels all put in
NY head which peopel says must put in
which is so weake and 'feebeli is worth nothing
ataI.
My wife is ofno use to me atal, and she is gOn
all tho time nohtin atal.
10 sheare. ~
One old tom Cat. 2
One Kline half prise. lS5S
PROP. journal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

" s
THE Philadelphia Ledger states that although
nearly all the excitement has died ont aboutthe
new cent, the mint is actively engaged in coming
them. Three daysin each week are devoted to
this purpose. On these days the whole build
ing appears to be filled with the coin. Piles
of them are to be seen in all stages of manufac-
ture
Mws. PARSONS Cook, in the Puritan Recorder,
expresses great delight in the sewing machine
(which her husband has purchased. She closes
All eulogy of the machine thus: "Don Quixote
says, Blessed be the man who iRUented sleep
| say, Blessed be the man who, through the
sewing machine, inrented the opportunity for
sleep"
CONSIDER with yourself whether the wise and
good would value you more or less, than they
do now, if they knew your whole character.
PENuRY, before now, has driven people who
were nobody on the first floor, up four flights of
back stairs into the garrett, and made them i'm
mortal.
SOME of the ourneymen cigar makers in Phil
adclphia are on q strike, to enforce cash pay
ments for their services, instead of due bills
payable when all the Banks resume specie pay
ments
The Kentucky Democratic Conventian has
endorsed the Presidents policy in regard to
Kansas, tillibusterism, &c.
TnE board of directors of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal have resolved to remain in Office un-
til their term expires, in June. a
JouN P. JEwETr & Co., the Boston publishers,
having adjusted their financial troubles, resume
business.
TnE Israelite, the Jewish paper of Cincinnati,
is urging the establishment of female Semina.
ry conducted in the faith.
A physician once advised Sydney Smith to
'takc a walk on an empty stomach" "Whose
stomach ?" asked the wit.
A wise man will speak well of his neighbors,
love his wife, take homea newspaper, aud pay
for it in advance. 4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

MORE KANSAS LANDS OPEN FOR PRE.ENPT1oN.
instructions have been issued to the proper
land officer in Kansas TO allow entries of lands
to be made in that part of the Shawnee cession
under treaty of the 10th May, 1854, which lies
west of the 80 mile line parallel to the western
boundry of the State of Missouri, and west 80
miles t6erfrom, with the exception ofa few tracts
of land which have been selected by Indian
Agents and allowed 10 the Shawnees, under the
second article ofthe treaty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

TnE EXECUTIONS OF DoSNpLLY.-The fact that
Donnelly, who was executed Friday week in New
Jersey for the murder of Moses, at the Seaview
House, was drunk at the time Of his execution,
He drank four glasses of brandy just before
going on the scaifold, and gave evidence of be-
ing very much intoxicated while making his dy-
ing speech.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

The WASHINGTON srAR.-The Richmond
South has the following complimentary Ian
guage:
""I1iat imp Of journalistic prostitution, Dug
Wallach, Qtthe Washington Star, the Jreo-negro
organ Of that city, DEC, dc"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

TENNYsoN.-An English correspondent writes
respecting the poet laureate: ut is no secret
that he is an almost hopeless victim to the use
of opium Tennyson is living on beautiful
been at the lakes for sometime past. The au-
thor of the "Princess" has ga decidedly African
head, anything but handsome face, and very
sensual lips"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

ALLEGED Guns FOR DauNkENSRss- ex-
change recommends the following as an infalli-
bic cure for beastly intoxication:
Whenever person is in stupid and insen-
sble state, from the abuse Ofintoxicating drinks,
lay him on his right side, elevate his lett arm,
and pour cold water down it slowly. Before
common pitcher full can be emptied, the man
will walk perfectly sober.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18
sPECIAl NoTICEs.
PICTURES FOR THE MILLIC

PICTURES FOR THE MILLIoNt
eH Prices to suit the times, at wYKEs' GALLERY oP
ART, 3af1 street opposite UiOn Pictures
Gallery at greatly reduced prices. The public aware
that the place obtain Pictures that
ken in the city.
1wOuld also inform them that they go second
rate to obtain cheap pictures right Ohead
the cheapest. decay J.w. wYKEs, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

MONEY NOTlOR.

r HAVE large amount % money standing cut that
should have been paid long before this time and
compelled to have collected. therefore ovE NOTIcE
to all may concern that accounts be found At
store No I43 Main street, for THIETI DAYS from this date
After at other arrangements viii be made for collecting
'hGss No. ssi.isa 3 that lime O. nfR ani9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

NEWSPAPERS Judge Louisstreet, the newly
elected president of the South Carolina College,
thus sets forth the value of newspaper:
Small is the sum that is required to patronize
the newspaper, and most amply remuneratedis
the patron. care not how humble and unpre-
tending the gazette which he takes, it is next to
impossible to til1it fifty two times n year with.
out putting into it something that is worth the
subscription price. Every parent whose son is
off from home, at school, should supply him with
paper. i still remember what difference
there was between those ofmy schoolmates who
had and those who had not access to newspa-
pers. Other things being equal, the first were
position at least. The reason is plain: thew have
command of more facts. Youth will peruse
newspapers with delight, when they will read
nothing else.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
a GOOD FAMILY EIII

- - - = - d44AA@
A cough medicine pleas
ant, safe and eGeetual, At q
Imodefateeost.
One that can be kept In
the house as n fiIhaiky med
itcttle, and give 70 children,
or to persons In delicate
health feftt sC!fefgand With
out aggrAratIOn to other
ailments.
Such q medicine IS Dr.
ChePman's HnARHOUND
IL does not prodnee that
weakness which follows the
use Of the cough incidents
which contain Tartar Emet-
II does NOT oonstIpate tie
bowels like the cough medi-
zines which contain opium.
The different articles Of
which g g cOmP0sed-Sen-
eRa, Lieoriee, HOaFhOund,
Eieeafnpane, BOneset. Wild
Cherry, &c ,8Resn combined
with 3 tonic and anOdYne,
that the cough Il ioossDed
and s00thed, While at Tie
same time the syFtem &
supported, and the natural
functions 81 the bowels are
not interfered with.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

DIR. TODD,s PILLS haveyf
been compounded withgreat
care and from the DiIfeAt -
NlGieFiui. These facts, in
connection with their admit
rable combination, have giY-@
nthem the reputation WhereA
they have been introduced,
Of being the best FdEliIyA
Pills in use. =
Years WeIe required byH-
the proprietor (WhO ha.H
been n sneoesEfnl praC.k
tIee for over 40 years, I'M
the city Of Wheeling( to-
adjust the ingredients aE
these pills, so thattheiFc0m.
bIned action would reachyF
tie LfeeJ. with certainty -,
and produce an easy and
safe operation on the bow
els. -
They act Admirably a. an
ordinary phrsIe, or IS a.
gentle Laxative in smAllef~
doses, and are very usefnIin
relieving Costiveness, Tn.A
digestion. Headache, Colds, /.
Re. &e., he. O
These pills have been In
use for more than so years,
and orders are now allied
from nearly half the States
ia the unlO1, aud the dee
mand Is steadily lnSreasinEp-
BstheIT merits BECOME moFeN
ully known. -
These medicines aresf0F SAL
throughout the country.
Address year orders 70 4. n
Druggists and Dealers Ia II
braces. CatsUba wineSs Sc, q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18
> NEW FIRM.
DRS, BARTLETT q VVTNCHEI.L, /

= DIS. UAhILEEI , WINUEtEIsIll IleltI5t5, n
ISsSS MaTketStFest, opposite Washington Hall, Whs
%4LII fHHlTng Va.
DR.. WinchsI being compelled by his rapidly inereasns
business add his facilities doing same
PeasursIh informing his friends and the public
formed business connection with N 8. aFtlett u. D.
ShO has had dGeen experience D
tai profession.
Drs b. n W. prepared TO perform every OpeTatonil
Surgical and Mechanical familiar with, asd
practice all the latest improvements the Dental and
guarantee that for beauty ,uTabIt and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure and
comfort of Artificial Re an dread CI EuIs
inexperienced duFinkIh necessary preliminary e1tGs
tOn Of the old teeth and roots Informed that By
process entirely unlike ChOFofOTm EheT anG ap-a
bic in most and cftykGrtSss IN all. teeth
now extracted without pain.
Any information ADVICE appertaining to their PrO
sion they VII be pleased ta give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens Of Artificial Teeth.
~ Once open At all hours sePlS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18


This tucomprehensibs Lsnment upon which the great
Of the aacted Of all lands nov rely for relief from
Cancer, scrofla, sPraIus Bfuses Burns c4ldS and all
Srsto1S me nroprietorS give for the eneoaraEeIet 81
sufferers following memorandum Of few Of the
tIdcates nom the parties named in the possession Of
prOprtOrs but their length Preeiudes publication Of
Al Ou' 's" ono bottle TrIamPhnnt.
suered for three years with Rheumats, and tried may
preparations without eHeCt cured By one % cent bot
u.nv Noun. Of :. s. Hss h. say. h. wa.
SUFFERING the pangs Of p9rgatory with Neuralgia for
months cured BY three four applications Of the
A''t'' 'in''ns Piiy she I.IttIe children.
ceiEs e asG ssa Z, s as q
of boiling water The Arctic Imminent was spilled accord
nad IL IN f few eys me e sEsr Vas ven
Hss Este 3D., g s.Hsy' s.s ,onv .ns
- @ a S. and g I PS @u Se as
's''0's4 - rs 4 IIorrIsie Tamor.
s. tried IS sSs, f5:ss bss: ssld
him in few weeks.
Mrs. Bedford Mobile, confined couch for three
with numb palsy and after being in despair from The
failure Of all other remedies cured BY the Arctic n
An Ex pIosion.
thereby certify that having bsen badly bruised and
scaiaed by the explosion 81 steam sSsr friend
extra ted from the scads and In very short time all
HENRY HAVERSSiLl, residence Jackson street.
The BlImd See!
WEBsTER ClTY, Iowa, Nov 9th, 1851
DR. A, G.. BRAGo-Dear Sr:' For than three
had been afflicted innamed eyes, In aggravated
degree and tried various Pnyscans and
70 no eject was Induced y Dr. Baum to Ty the ATse
daughter afflicted In the manner for the same
in one eye. applied Your valuable Imminent aud her
eyes now perfectly sound. Thus 1, with
bittbOtte, my daughters eyes and my OW
curing Rheumatism my back.
your invaluable remedy in my house. XO%rs truly
wEBsrEa CrrT, iowa, Nov 9fh, 1851
hereby certify that am we'll acquainted with William
RUSSELL and with hing he mentions, and
| know his statement to be strictly true.
Good fer Animals.
curing te ds.aet OF aei1a tSess he fSVnH
certificate: Messrs ATnot and Lynch, ATnot Co.,
:, 81: Lows. Dec 9sdstssI.
ment for number Of months, eheerfuy testify to its
SaSy IL ' fa The I q ee 80 E sEs
that would other We keep and have kept for
consequently our experience about ter diseas
is great, aud unheatngy that the Arctic Lin
We cordially recommend Il all livery stable keepers and
others having the care Of horses.
LYNCH, ARNOT CO.,
Chestnut Street
Many Drugei:s having old tiR@en.s on hand vii Try
fuse to purchase them. Ask for BRAGGS ARCTIC LIN
Liberal proposition.
The PropetOrs TO furnish each purchaser Of dol
This Is OF the n Y. illustrated papers
snns The holder q the Ssns o. s
ae The Archie Lniment IS put up IN % cent 81 and
Per LIniment proportion their and
are the cheapest For sale y BRAGG g RURRowEs.
An AGENT wanted in every town and yiaI APPlIsa
eaces, For sole by LGTGHLINs B6sHFIEID,
janis:1y-Sm-H General Agents GOt Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18
Dissolution.

THE arm OF Dosne Cowgirl Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The business Of the hrm will be left
in the hands of A. s. Doane, who s fully authorized
the name Of the frEl in settling up It's aRairs - -
wheeling. Jan, 7,l, 1855. WI. co S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

Sor had better find out one of yonr own
weaknesses, then ten of your peighbors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18
Trustee's Sale of Real Estate.
Truat Sale.

Trust Sale.
Y virtue Of deed made the 98th day August
ID A. D1S5I, By PhillpJ Sehnider % SeTFard CsILsns
as trustee for the bensh Of John n Ba and Henry Kerr
tom ana which said deed Il recorded IN the clerks oe
e County Court o. oho county, Virginia. in Deed 80
- RnO 9S shall proceed 70 sell pabl1e auetIou, u The
Auction rooms Of Geo + Wekhaai Of WhrenES
the 9Th day January 1888 One Seven Octave Piano
Porte, the house TOFnbuFe county
VlEginla1 md also one Geld Watch and Chain.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
Selling for hetrustee shall convey only sueh title IS y
vested In him By ssid deed % trust.
SHERRARD CLEMENS, b.
dec ISIS q. l. GRANMER. his Attorney In fact
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18
For Rent.

TNHE Brick Dwelling HOuss nov oecupS.s h. n.
j. wards, east side MARKET St. between W q
Union Sts ONsoS ~
Also, two brick Dwelling houses on Main .,,...
as several teuements. Enquire % Dr. A. HuS,' = "a
Of Quincy and Ronrth SIS. T.aSs e5efaz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18
Co-Partnershiu

Co-Partnership
ME undersigned have this formed eopaFtnershIp
j under the name Of Doane Adams, for the purpose
OF tTansactug general Commission, Flour and Zig Iron
business az the warehouse Main aud Quincy sf
formerly occupied by DOane & Cowgirl.
Wheeling, Jan. Z, 1855. A 8. DOANE.
jant6 4 @ ~ 81 GEO. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18


WHOSE LEGS ARE OVER THE SHAFTS ?-The
Norristown Watchman objected to the Republi-
.an's account of the following affair:
about sevenio o'clock, some bold rascal thrust
lis hand through the. bulk window of William
Briggs, who keeps store near Egypt and Arch
streets.
The watchman asks: ''wM our neighbour
please inform us what part of Mr.. Briggs person
ne denominates s'bnlk window p
Towhich the Republican rejoins: ''Suppose
we had said burglar forced himself into the
store of Jacob Il. Moore; now will Mr. Watch
man be as good as to inform us in such a case
what part of Mr.. Moore's person would have
been denominated store ~
Tho Watchman then says: ''Since our neigh:
Dor is so sharp, we refer him totlie item headed
accident" in the Waterman of the present
week. will you please inform us whose legs (du-
ring the accidenfl got over the shaft-the horses
or the lady's?"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18
a NaW LiPht

"a INV llIBub = 70
VIE pr9mmond Light produced from Improved sELVIC
OIL, has no equal, and after personal satIs-
factory trial. seat tito 70 the public sAEE CuEGP,
and best portable light now In Il = safe because Il i
free from all explosive properties It cheap because
cost per hour L less than half cent It the best because
The smallest lamp VIII burn brilliant With
twelve oUFs without rehng tFimmugand give sufficient
light Tor any ordinary sized Eol and having
right % manufacture Snd se, confidently neeomuend
it @ public favor. .aals .
For sale Wholesale and Retail ~ the Furnishing
Store OF J. X. DuNHAAl- q CO.
Jan ID No. rs. Main 9. N1laelIu Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

THE RLECTION!-BASrG AbBI9
City Collector e nov engage II nssng out the de
leetors oce adjoining the Council chamber upper
market house. CALL AND PAY YOUR TAXES !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

Gov. WIS.,, ) p,sss in his Kansas letter are vo-
ted. mem con, TO be decidedly bad. The Rich
mohd yKig viii make the ssCant-asses'1 as fans
Gus as s.E5o Shin and Gizzard- Foot"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18
Drean CErele 20 g. Fnr

Dre61 CtreIe 50 etNa FnFquette % et1s
splendid Orchestra engaged and VIII be conducted
by Mons AUGUSTUS MILLER.
Doors open at el O'Clock. The curtain ui rise at u
precisely
An efficient Police force viii be in attendance.
Seats may be scared from 10 to u and from to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

Ma. Foor has introdacea..a bill in the Senate.
granting relief 10 certain officers and soldiessof
the war ofilsra, and of certain Indian wars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

MEHPH1s, TESN, Nov. 18th, 1881.
thereby certify that having been badly bruised and
scaded by the explosion Steam Boiler, friend induced
70 try Braggs Arctic Linment The smart Wasnsant
ly extra ted from the scas and In very short time, all
the pain gone from the bruises. In two weeks
well, and able 70 my business.
HENRY HAVERSKfLL. residence Jackson street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

susrrclous isrLKSc9-sOme Of tho St. Louis
papers are calling for Democratic mass meet
ting to respond to the GecomptoD policy Of
the Administration, and as tset-off to that Benz
ton meeting of which We published notice last
week, -but, somehow or other, the Calls not
needed. The work does not go brayely on
even in tho Border Rufaan" State Of Missouri
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

LErrEts are,6eing daily received at the War De-
partmentfFom persons offering their services as
volunteers in the approach campaign against the
Mormons. Offers are also made to raise compa-
mics, and even regiments, for this service. 1t is
not, however, thought at the Department, that
the volunteer system WILDE adopted iq supprss-
sing the Mormon rebellion, as 1t is estimated
that it 'wouldscost about eight times as much as
by increasing the regular army.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18
For Rant

CtEVERAI. desirable DWELLINGS on Wheelin, H.,
y pleasantly Situated upon the River BsnE M
Tag beautiful view Of the city, and the river az
miles below the city good plank walk from tb
the door. Good garden ptats given with each t- :
desired. Terms reasonable. Inquire Of -4sss {
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18

FORGERY By DoG.--A large dog had been
accustomed to get bits ofimoney from his mas.
ter to go aneat stall to get his lunch of fresh
meat, One day, when change was short, his
master gave Growler piece Of white paper, on
which was an order for meat The dog, alter
much ursing, carried 1t to the meat stall, when,
otbe,, he would pick up pieces Of white paper.
and carry them to the stall without applying to-
his master. 1t was not long before long bill
came from the meat dealer, who had such con.
idence III the dog that he did not think to look
at the paper, and the dog himself way very fat.
No arrest was made, and the dog occupies as
respectable a position in society as ever
Bangor E"ion,