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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
cHuRCllEs 81 WHEELING.

Yor The lstoraaGon Of stFhnesrs yling S ey, Pub
lth hs EoaNhs sl Of he dsIsnl Churches, and their
line and plhea u meeting there any mIstahss, We
-vutpptpthsusesiiaiy sostreush viIh pleasures
s.. AltAtG's KptseCttlllaS, comsr henros and Byron
streets, Rev. X T. PrAKusi Rector aoFn'uSSvrves' 10y
slosk, svenlaI,ls
II. JolaS EascgpalldG Ma'n street. between TifIt and
second, Centre WisslinE. Rsy.J. ~ sHtH A. W. Rector
Ssryis,s--h Morning lC{i ailgruoos 9Si hisht1k.
rit ltsubgtgFtan, RKy. r. II. WEEp, PASTOR FOuTtlt,
te Snr6t and quincy afternoon
,oos Troblttr(uN, Wsb,t,T street. between Main and
Market Centre NlssuEi SsrtstS @orning and evening
lrd Trial BtsiN, Yith street, between Chestnut and
Faibsrl sis outh Whtsps, Rev. Meepst PastOr'srvI
svs morning aud evening.
FeSp frssEt rArLl, Pastor, Malu'srss1,
sVetu WashlnBon aud AdnuS Sls SSrylees morning and
.v.nins ..tts4 4tNitL
Foast6 Srst, lsloatst EPheobal, Rev, J, L. wuSOs,
Pus.Or bs,WSsn MSaEOS 0pnsyi services
aSyunF and evening,
psstl Sired Eplsocpal, ,IGv.A RtGtA Pastor
sSl6sr tSTket ana North ss Notth WhSSRgi IeFVisss
mOphS And evening.
CGapllas Fstt 4stGoaist Eplscopdl, Rsv. I, H. NlCS
SUs, Faster, chaplne street, bsIVSsn First and SssoaN
bSutIs NhvsNnE;is isgviesS morning and evening.
: SoaA sTAstEas N E, CasrtA, Rev. a. sIESEus'
,PaItOTt stFylsst morninB and evening
Wkt,iltg ItEMd CAdFti' On wheeling leland, Rev J.
WusoS, Pastor. H7
c6arS street. between Webster aud Third, ,CenIEs Wheel.
Ing. ot p
St Jahsts ostataruI, Renah cA&Ols, RI Rev. BssuOr
r. n WREiAS fih atrssl, eVFnsI Of HamPdsn; services
morning and Al.sFneon. -
AsloehIts Rtarptd, rev. j. I, ccLulR. Faster corner
6rSluSGsI and ietsnornhg sndalsraoou.
nf,tss Market ttFtSt, bstWSsn Webster and ThlFd,
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- - -
az - ibT Nsuiay, Dss q 1891, WsA. IN re :,
at LEAyE G.EvEiANb:
il1o 4. ~ Man Igaln stopping q an uAilunE aFFlVnf
4 PtsbafSh Sif.A ; y, ~ IFiaIspCii 4
tagPu.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH;
eeQ 4. " HapTusa TfAln steps u ~ regular utaioFa
(Boh Hepef, slosup, and pssp R1n aiv nAG
slAtlo8s " III. IsAii,l uTF'vsi 81 hEtiSVpoiI
as 2 ~ Nan TTsln, Itgpa y ~ ~ s,aious sEo piNsv
Salisbury, eanntvula, ndnbVef, EAst HotAtp.
~, nvrlllle, WlhchuStsf, Lila, RaIlVlle, hi.
~ - Nsgs1Tsh g. 49, q! ,.1'isR. tsl ",
bfiGspot - is3oFA.
LEAVu BNIDOEPOkf.
9o0 A. ~ Man 1fall Shopping "a tglll lalnI arrives
~ Pti,buFgh q 1lb AN
tt J. ~ 1pFast Ifalh. ttdVplaE q ~ ttgulaf lAiloua
Upns iuf thil tlain,l arrives a RtsbuErh q rs
p y Ahd y Cleveland htR10PN.
~ p .. Haai E1pFts TFaln sappng q a regular ta.
tiens, Sftlvihs q PitiahaIgh q HioPA
lll oss .gAin SOn HrdsspoH V Cleveland dlJ-issvrS
ConHeetlOnss
Cennostops made by All tLFOugy tFAlhsas felloEJs
Atcstslrna via IIani to- TolsdS, siTOi CasSo Snd
" Nosl,Weil; aSs i0T Eflc DunII HGEaio, RinraEs
fatls and Canada.
AislFabehvnle and HsAlF viih the ssubsnVis lHdl,
aha 1nd Central Ohio Railroads, for Cll, Cothott6n New
aFk baFnssVis EahssViiu Wahngtnn, Lancaster Cult.
bus Cincinnati, Indianapolis And =, Lapis.
A. Wheeling, with laltlmogt ohio RattOad, lOF Gun.
btriana, hAEpgEs Ferry haIoEs aha WAshlagton City
oeai aud Through Tickets be purchased q the VlI
OTIS uHeeS on S lnes also NJ the URoh Ticket OeP, 0p.
polis The LVre Wheeling, Va, and at the Cusn Gnsr,
" superior w., Cleveland, 0Atg.
IrAnspotlauon once Y At Y y. C.E 6OAHAA,
ClaVilnnd, Dee. -, 1854. Nast. TEAnsDoFtat6n.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
Winter Arrange ment.
CHANGE OF soHEDUIE.

TRANSPORTATION oFHICR B.E EORR,t
WnEEiiNo sEAuoG, Aot. 1ti, 1857.
M and AeF 6hnAuy kVuhhF, k0N. eth the Passenger
" trahI VII leave this station daily Al s:lO A. NJ &I1
Y. NJ and 10 Pm, wheeling time. The Accommodation
da (rNetpl sundAysl st s:lu a. NJ viii and dit
charge pASAsnggTs 1t all tav principal ItB0ns bsWeSn
wheeling and CumbrEiand. The Accommodation train is
discontinued On RhIt end Of Toal.
The kSprsts train dsy, atS;tl r. w., WI receive and
discharge Pa,senESFt a e following stations oby Ben.
wood, M0uudsVllle, Cameron, burton, Rtntoh1 Very
RalmOIt RStsFmGn, GFsilpn RoulAburg, Piedmont Cum.
otsuds No. " Water station T John Hun, MpENibpFF
GTPeT'' Ferry, Monoency, eykssVilie AUD wGshnglon
function The Nall iEaln daily, (aerpt Saturday d ~
Y ~, Hl Fess AID di'chSFgS pGt,rnESIp HtA pFn.
eipAi stations,
The tFans Vl arrive ~ follows: Nall train "A u r..
PEeaS train li5 4. NJ AeeonmOdulOn train, from Gun.
oeEAnd, u t;So r. ~, Whstiiug time. tlil.1
v. q. W00DsthE, supt.
noHs J. D f0RD, Agvnt,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

naFRagr checked 70 ~ elAtlont "a The Pennsylvania
Railroad, aud 10 Philadelphia Baltimore and NsV YoFk,
IN the eaES viii ~ ehafed
sn Csnt u Adden 10 the satnn rates, eHse ton Ma
tlopa UhsTv thg Company has no Agvut.
NoricR.-in case DiiBtd Jh@ CompAny uin hoii them.
olvsu frSPonlbe Ter PeVaonal hagae only and of an
amount not exceeding eluy.
N.b,The EEetl,oE OuRibus Line has bgen tmplO sl 10
eonVey PabasnEvF nd Baggage and from the Depot
charge not Saeesd 70 CENTS fur saeh passenger ed bas
FOR fieklhHpplyto ]. J.sTEiAHT, AEtnl.,
Attic p. RsR. Passage station,
laAt on Liberty Ahd 0Tant ptil, PiiisbHFgh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

Sheppard and Morgan,
+ WHOEESALE.A RETAIL
Saddle Harness and Trunk Manufacture
No. lS1, Aaia 81. Corner seE Eaioa.
AYE now on hand and eolap IsS GSi6Ftmeaf of
11All AFeie3i In cur line, oonssth ~ Ladei ana Gen.
tleiehs sAades due and e6Its HnEnsS Iron lFse ana
Weed trunks, and valiee BaEs sAtek6lS Uhpfr
Lssihsr HegsAls HAlr and sol Collars Whlps, llhss
sAdaiss % tttty description and quality om te ioSttt
tate 70 the hest style % English sbalieC, ~
lEsn tfame. tFgnks upd VEN lapffiSt SFttie
and uhsurp tgi. aud dIFahlty
fne S1Sls aud double Harness Or lie hett Isle St5g
WaSCn md Cart aAFssis q ne best material and NqEk
manihlp. al
yafiSly u mstefial and pattern. 3 m ~
an work yin 6t lFnShtd nteIsptiy aud n6 ID
t9st V Y sparea 70 merit soltlhaalss u public d.
.ngfiI = sHEpHARp ltoReGs,s
h, rs isi WA!RNEYs X I, n
NA& 5F A D lR,El "a ne II ss,.,
iH0RRELfst1NlNfds,A - AGNlsAfEl EkOEtyFNR
itiN Htys laia 5tlsIF tls tl0e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

CORAsRAts TN ~ sl4 kE.R IRON WARE
Manufactory,
~ THANKFUL foE tho liberal patronage heretofore
f IL btaDEed upon bmi tho Subscriber Would ttspest.
III fully nioER hiJ friends ard The public generally,
that hd continues 70 mAnuiGetGFn The AhSVe named
laFtgiea N AiltheF variety, all Nheh ha has IL
ways hand gg3d assortment oI Wholesale AMI Fetl Il
very low prizes.
Ne also keeps on hand Cooking Stoves u
cd patterns, i0F coal and VeOd. M
a. Job Work viii e0ntnpa = reeeiye hh particular a.
teltph, and b executed bpfomptnss and u Sls nat
win please he NEST laIldloRS. q
Il, Warmly
agA y ID No. 8, Main street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
PnNNsYLVANIA RAILRoAp.

TNHE GRkAT CENTRAL ROufR, rSnnsetins the Auan.
tie eteS Vtul NesttFn, NoFth.WrSlsTn, and hOnih.
Western slales By eoonnoai Rell9ay direct This road
also eohnee at PsbfEh with daily ng Of StsameFt 70
I'll ports the Western Rivers and n CeVyisnd and SAn
duaky with SeameF 10 all pOTts La NNflh.WgBisin
LAkrh making the moJl dirSet, ehsdlef nRd talidQe
,oHe By which FREGlT eah Be ioSWHFded 10 and from
The Great Wta.
RATES BETwEGS PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURGH
FtRsT CLAsS-BOots, Shoes, lIatS audi
Caps, BOOti, Dry GOods box bales oo. ,ss
AID dttunk! DFuSn,Cn boxes cad bals') ~ ~ ''S d.
lralheTts Eufs, ~ ..st.sss-s,.,I
SECOND CLASS - Domestle shseilhE,
ehiFtinR and TiehlnE ,tih iGhAi bAlvs ,t ,eo ~,
Drug Tn eGSka) Hardware, LlGthsF, Ss Pft NV W.
On rolls or boxsIlWOOl and sheep Peti
Eastward. rl!I
THlRb CLASS. Ahvill, Steel, Chalhsilp
casks Hemp bacon, and Pork, tlllrd -, ,n. :,
(ootp " h GHGki, fobaet hHiAttt. ~ ~ Nv iPs'
ed (exegDl CIvaTg OF rul,) 4e. ke.
FOURTH oLAES-Co Y ~, ,HacUn, Beef
hdPOPk NhehAkB Of bbEei, east tdltd1 -
LAFd LAFd OIL Nails, E6iN Ash, Ger. we l'T IS u.s.
nan Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rnslh, ke.
HLOuh-sI, yer bbl. Hnill hlrthgT notice.
cat loads = cents per llO lbU unt further
notIee. h,
COTTON PER bale not sStesdlhF 900 lbS weight, unit,
further notice. f'fs7if
ar Iashlpplng EOOds from any point gs1i sf Philaae
pills. be gqrk paehlESs 'TiG PtaHGpisaRld
q PhladePhIa or PttsbuTeh, viii Le forwarded Whout
dsteRtpn. n
PaEi6HT AuExFs-C ETaat ~ KiIby street Bos,op: JP
Clarke NJ AgtoT House, and No street. and Jsln
Meldrum, MlAlB5u, lad. DumgSrl Bsi'k CO ihi
Garter JrNett, LOnllVie, "! g ORlsy2 Co. RVana-
ylle, Ind; Sass, s I9ut No; Harris Wornlfy Co.
NC rPhh Tenn; lere Go, Chicago, HI Up Gla5t, FOgt
Wayne. lad; Sartdgf, phHaj MaGFAE K0Jhi, Rail-.
more; y A ktrUAit PlitabuTgh 4r .
u. II. HIsTUN, Gear Freight Aeent, PhtIad,
Rlyl HI LoABAkRT, suPt, Altoona, "a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
Fan and WintersG Goods.1-

4tlH1 = sAA4sdASl 7 iNVeA4lb6 b6EhA9QUuEsii ftt
II EtsKELL 8 sWEARJN0EN Uill Spyn tids iay ffaps
IL dayt lgJ Srptslbet bGauliia EtOet, 81 taiI nd
9nItr HSSdl, 70 stieh hsy lnYts ne Attptl6n oflh,
DkEss GOODS ElssAnt W. llobst, 10 rdla uhahlseL,
Muslin de asle FAd'i Mousalns De aint kebet EsGhh
silks. IN rich htyles; rms; Black fuFS sIs
PTintsd N0uSlAlhy de lanSoYgIy Fch Cu,hrTe
u neH deikn1; Caibmtfe k6bei black Rtn du ehfntt
fFsneh and k9tisb celn1St, Ytfl bsputm III
Busters aud Mlhtet; tuld Rene NgIlhgb HSrhSGS aud
RNBR0lDElllEsy-PAtYC CapeI lnd Bsrthts, In enljrciy
nts aVsiGhs; Laes abl Ed COItFi ihd slsttttk
yagheispnys tflRqsd, IplgJ Col llsIsE EFash WetkCi
9agss taesi Jlssqasi Apd sF'l EpEl, Vul9lnEi aha
Sutt do. NAnsOVk, t1eeOhtt aud CambFe Nnalnti Pan
ahq Btlpea NbEha-Ettdt Vafigty.Q ~ E3 " E's-fiT
HHAytS, AAhTLEs, kc,--A Chelee llSSEtment o.
bhaHlg, Nsntgt, Hodp Skirt, &e. NJ" Y" f.t
ssPil III h iSilgisKRLL sWRSR1sgEv,i,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

AAAANAN = ~ v AVA 8NAAAlkAOAAAk
NNyiNfgl ARRANo1tUNE.--Oh And ahitF loalay, Hu.
w ugnhtFaisl, ri
Tilt IAsI NAIL fRAIN leaves DE Paslih7,s s,autn
gVgtg nprhi, except PtnthdAy ~ ~ etlotk flishafA
ilns, aEdvine N FAlllatlFtil d liA0tu
ghn ESpRes fRAtN lssVtI ~ siatuh EvOSy evsuius,
no.tn
NJ Iehn,lsvu AoosuaolAlisu trails leaves FA,AsrrA
ialy s1oept eualaV - ~ pcioet b ~ ttorPiuN q al
ttaluns AAd uhalla iag CsueHanrh. nril Acoon,
npatlen fTAlh F Vuts CgSsk hIee, ltaiVt dAly, -,
eglt tunday, ~ lpa1 q ne tqguad Ateo1holnicn
frlh ~ fufta Cfk, leagta lsaVl taiy, saniay "a.
espol ~ 40 Pm rs dolft Acosnuo1ahon TFaD ~
TiFtle cFott, ioaVtl dam, sk1tfl taa1ay, u ~ n a.
H1tafhlng EIalue affiVe b t,tAtaFSh e lcisgt,-lt,
pll8, Ia D ~ Mall Aup ., NJ JOh6sioUn Aocenao1a.
iion, u q ~; Hltt TaEs CFlsk Guolnu odaoh ~ i nj
sseanA Areanlotuli1p, ilii EhiIt Ateuhnodtivo 6lt
y n.
fFHlni ioE Bsluvulq ahi lldlnA eonhscl d haiFUyis
lntslloa Vlth Nafftoln EAAl ENpTeli FaiB Vest and
he 5oAaSiaWu AoeAnlloaailst Itain Eatt an1 West.
PiibllgA An1 C9hnSsVa fFaint, siePplAg % ~ ga.
ions ne Pittsburgh and Connellva ksAd leave day
saAdAf raeepled, a. iooal:Nali ITaln. tUQ D.; ~.
pEssa fruin ~ D. ~ hSufuiuI ItAlu5 iFom FtabaFrh
lld ConnssVlls ksad, arrive a Pisbgrgh, SIS n, and
0lN PIN.
Ths tIaStliagpalls uIi ana greatly 10 Asr atsrss,
II golna Eltt " NSs travel by s PrhntJ vauia Ran.
Eoad, - the accommodates eatIt Cthhol he sur.
paSsSd any other route AZ The road l baASsd viii
ltsnes aud 4 snrsy tve lsOn dUl ecu rFomlSs pa,
v sprSd and eomio, 70 ~ phO nay laVoF lhlToad uih
lhglf rstfQnagr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

( SkYYlNG MACHINES. \, ,i "
llAyB tes Ageasy ~ s6ihs Maehlnes priss
NarkS IN operation 90 Saturday fTsm Il z Il sisst
Yasl ef0, WlIaUN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
OFFICE Conner of Main and Qaln4y streets
-sRntFalee from oniney o.


AAlllj - Alllt ~
LeF a1aAlt ~ alll1ls -
NnallEi ~ ahnl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
ANOTHER AisRIVAL OF
~ p. NEW q GODS H3H

11REMt DRAKE hsisthI1 day ft5eiSs4; ID SddiHSs S
~ thsF lafEe ahd eIttgSiva St9ek fEAbllLY gTlO.
Hhsl J nqstTsipestfully Sa he aIsblJSb 81 hiIf us
iGes, AultAFd y cans And boIl gtAln Ahd puvIiSta
o. aiq Ans tllvgEse4 Cloves EteA; GtaiA
lls soaP, aua pas: afd &6f Ee, Which they oGtFkl
They hatH also received lIEft lot et
such - Rose, Vanilla, QraRFs and Lemon Gan DfOp1i l
White Rock Candy JgJtbe Paste Stick nd CaI6bnG Gaot.
ieel Espi eo9itaHty e hand tNO.t RuIhlbStoa Hil.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
sheppard and Morgan.

sgst X. 3, Nan slt.s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

IIII "a. MONAVH 1UUUUI "a COL
OPPOSITE THE gUGPEsBION p1IDGE,1
w WHEEIJINe e3,lVA. .litt
wM. BAR q HTT pToprtstof,
THIS veil tsyED Hotel has beeD newly Fenoyatea. and
nov taInid tAg best Of atvomm6dStOnJtO 10 traveller
At MODERATE RATE
ItSioeGted ~ ne centre ofts JEiy opposite sas.
RsE,len BIagf ASd ss iH iqHAEsI fFe ne Railrg5A
"a 81 RNpEtLENTsrABLIN1 ~ stlisy II.
1 1atsaeeh otse HOu3e. TF6TPlsFU and nay real
4lpIcd hai ~ pAiua VII spared 70 Add 10 Cel e6i
foTt. apS6-tfdaS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06
A Remarkable Trial.

The State vs.. Francis j. Cobia.-Tn the
Circuit Court of Henry County, Alabama
This celebrated, and we may say venerable
case, was at last disposed of, and will never
be sounded again from the docket which it
has so long numbered Many things COM
bined to lend extraordinary interest to it.
trial-the enormty of the offence with which
the prisoner was charged-the length of time
which had elapsed since its conimission-the
unusual ability With which both the prosecu-
ton and the defence were conducted
above all, the deep and general sympathy
which was felt for the accused. More than
fourteen years ago, in February, 1874, in
Barbour County, John, slave Of DR.. Alex
andcr p. Crawford, was most brutally whip
ped to death his body, according to the tes-
timony, having been so lacerated, that from
the neck to the hccds there was not space
where a finger might have been put down
without coming on lash or bruise. The
prisoner, who was then DR.. Crawford's over
seer, being Immediately after the whipping,
and while John was yet alive, charged with
il and threatened with prosecution, fed
from the neighborhood.
Two years after. be was arrested by Mr.
Thos Cargle in the city of fMontgomery,pas
ing under the name of Boyd; and being
brought back to Barbour county, the grand
jury ut the spring term, 1916, found true
bili against him for murder, The ocnue was
soon changed 70 Henry county, where tho
prisoner had formerly lived, and where he
had some relatives and many friends and
trial being had at the spring term, l849, be-
fore the Hon. Samuel Chapman, he was
found guilty of murder, aud sentenced to the
penitentiary for ton years--the jury, how
ever, omitting in their verdict to ascertain the
degree of the murder. On account vfs this
omission the Judgment was reversed by the
Supreme Court and tho prisoner remanded
for another trial. Various continuances
were had. sometimes at the instance of the
State, and sometimes at that Of the prisoner,
but more frequeetly on account of the in
competency Of Hon John Gin Shorter to try
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06
FOR the KEowEE CouRlEn.
TribntA az Raanant.

At regular communication of Pendle-
ton lodge, No. 81, A.. f.. NJ. held on
the 22d September, the following pream-
BILE aud resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted
Again it has pleased an allwise Provi-
dcace to remove from our midst another be.
loved and honored brother, in the person
Of VIM. Lowndes Calhoun, which has cast
gloom over this community that has sell
dom been our lot to experience There
fore,
i. Resoleed, That in the death of broth
or Calhoun this Lodge hes lost worthy
member.
q Resolped, That while we deplore the
loss Of brother Calhoun, we deeply sympa-
thise with his afflicted family, and hereby
tender them our heartfelt and sincere con-
dolenee in theirsorrow.
+ 8. Resoleed, That in testimony Of the
high regard in which brother Calhoun was
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06
SELECT
The Gooo,,
-, now vast.


Thy mercies, Lord, ho now vast
Impartially they f SpS
The rich. the low, Il W.
Thy love extends
With wond'rous cn
Is quick our wan
And sure thy hand to
And wisely 10 bes!o.
The swollen clor
Revived the p
And earth in turn "
Its dowy homage vic
SO lmth thy love on ,,s
Fallen in sin and shantv.
SO let our hearts to Thee be led,
To praise thy holy name.
'Tis thou who'll save us. gracious Lord,
If not, ON thee well stray,
'Tis thou who'll teach us from thy word,
To shun the sinners way.
Thy mercy raised for us n home
Thy grace is all our need,
oh keep our steps, no more to roam,
Father, we lumbly plead
Jesus, thy promises are sure,
Thy mercics who may know
The stripe, the cross, thou dids't endure,
Reckoning love to show,
Fulhl thy wc"d-with saving grace,
Descend, OH heavenly dove;
Inspire our hearts on thee to place
Or faith. our hope our love.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06
Solomon's Temple.

Mr.. Williams, the editor of the Utica
Herald, has reached Palestine in the course
of his Eastern wandcrings. The following
is an extract from his last letter dcscribing
the " Holy City,"
There was one Holy Place in Jerusa-
lem sought in vain to visit the site of
the Temple of Solomon. 1t is, as YOU
know, occupied by the principal Mosque of
the city-the Mosqne of Omar. Includ-
ing the enclosure, it occupies the whole
Southwestern portion of the CITY, aud an
pears to become one of the most imposing
editiccs | have seen in the East Hitherto
strangers have been permitted to visit it bv
paying modest backshcesh of from five to
fifteen dollars each; but of late the Nc
hamedans have been growing no better
fast in the matter of liberation, and this
year have saucily shut the door of the sa
cred edifice in the teeth of the whole squad
of christian dogs l attempted 10 look
into the enclosure, but Turkish sentinel
offered to make me present of the contents
of very rusty musket, while an old yara
bond who stood near suggestivey drew his
finger across his throat, indicating by such
suggcsture that in case L should enter 7
should for the future be relieved of the
bore of carrying n head upon my shoulders
These rascally Mohammedans have also
placed some sacred edi6ce or other over the
tomb of David, so that no Christian is per-
mitted to see the resting place of the great
Psalmist And | may here remark that
there is no sadder spectacle in all this curse.
stricken land than that of Arabs, and, if
possible, still more degraded Turks, lordinp
1T over the sacred city. The ground once
pressed by the feet of Solomon, and David
and Christ, now echoes to the tread of Mos
lem and Janjssary and the driyclling Der
wish. While the jew is covering in o.
scurc places, the Moslem struts with the
air OF one who trcads on thrones; while Che
Christian begs permission to kneei at the
tomb of his Saviour, the Turk disdainfully
proc!sims himself monarch of all he snr-
veys While the Holy Sepulchre is nom
inally in the lands of tho Christian, Turk
lsh soldiers keep guard at the door, and a
Turkish Pasha keeps the key"
The RICH MANS HEYR.-An old wo.
man, who used to show the house and pic
lures at Towcestcr, England, expressed her
self in these very remarkable worJs .That
is Sir Robert Farmer &c lived in the com
try, took care of his estate, built this house
and paid for it, managed well saved mopev
and died rich. That is his son. tie was
made lord, took his place at court, spent
his estate, and died beggar3 Al very
concise, but full account aud Is frauniiE
with q valuable moral lesson G Io iayetlt
up riches, not knowing who shall getbsg
them."
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hcld by this Lodge, that the -sn wear
the usual badge ourpino DAYS,
and this Lodge be )opeil in 2 Mug l6r
the same length ofitinlc; ais *
page in our Minute Eook be .di-
Gated to his memory
4. ReSotUed, That committee Mmpos-
ed of all the Master Masons OF this Lodge
be requested to meet at the Lodge room to-
morrow morning, at 10 o'clock, to accom-
ny the remains of our deceased brother
their final resting place.
s. ResolUe,yS That a copy of this pream-
bic and y ,dtions be sent to the relatives
of TIL, ceased, and also to the Pcudlcton
Messenger, Anderson Gazette and Keowee
Courier, for publication.
j. i. SHANKLIN, Sec'ty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-06

DANvlLLE, Oct 22.-ExEcuTIoN OF A
WOMAN AT DANyILLE, PA.-The Clark
and Twiggs tragedy was to-day brought to
a conclusion by the execution of Mrs. T.
for having taken part in the murder of her
husband and Mrs. Clark.
The condemned woman passed last night
rather comfortably, sleeping with hcrchil-
dren in her arms. She babe farewell to
her brother and children this morning, ana
after devotional exercises in her room, was
taken to the scaffold at quarter past ten
o'clock, leaning on the arm of ono of her
spiritual advisers
a chapter having been read and an i'm
prcssiye prayer offered up on the scaffold,
Mrs. Twiggs spoke for six or eight minutes
protesting her innocence, declaring her
readiness to die, and ler trust in just
Judge, only regretting to leave behind her
two orphan children
She was much objected throughout. The
soemnity of the scene, made more impress
slve by hcr groans and sobs. Even after
the cap was drawn over her face she APP
pealed to God in the most earnest manner,
and she asserted her innocence.
AT ten o'clock and thirty minutes the
drop fell, and after struggling for few
moments the wretchcd woman hung life
less.