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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
NOTICE.


II OBERT CAMPBELL, late OF Meigs Coun-
II ty. Ohio, will take notice that tBarbara
Wolf Of said county, did, on the ninth day of
N oyember. A. D., 1853, file her petition in
The Court or Common Pleas, within and ior
the said county of Meigs and State OF ONO
against the sad Robert Campbell, setting
forth that the SAID Rotert Campbell, on the
,tiry, first day Of Ju ly, 1858, made his prom
issory note in writing oi that date, ana de-
livered the same to ihe said Barbara w oii,
and thereby promised TO pay to the oruer OF
the said Barbara Wolf, the sum ot three u huh-
lred and eighty niue dollars ana ninety seNe
cents, in one day after the date The eo'' WIN
irItIest at ten per cent-that on tue I"e"l' ,
eth day Of August, 1853. there was que ana
unpaid on said prOmiSsory note Inc sun, o'
three hun red dollars aud ten cenlS--tha ,
said last named sum has not been Paiu-a.
praying for judgment against the s5io no"
ert Campbell. for the sum of three huhuteu
dollars and ten cents, with interest dhefson'
from this said twentieth day Of August, 1920
at ten per cent And he said Robert Camp
bell is notified that an order OF attachment mas
been issued in this case and returned ana
that he is required to appear ard ans wer Salu
petition on or before the third Saturday aftei
the twenty eighth day of Dec, ml,er next
sEae. = . BARBARA WOLF,
6 $5.25 ,ByT. A. Plants, her Atty. .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
DIR. CULVEIsWELL

q M AG a M III O Q ID.
A MEDICAL ESSAY ON A NEW, CERTAIN AND
RADICAL CURE OF SPERMATORRHGA,& &C.,
WITHOUT THE USE OF INTERNAL MEiI-
ClNES, CAUTERIZATloN. OR ANY rt.
MECHANICAL APPLIANCES.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.

HALIFAX, Jan. 2s.-The Cunnrd mail Steam
ship Canada has arrived in port with Liverpool
dates to Saturday the 10th inst.
She brings the welcome intelligence Of the
safety of the Vanderbilt Steamship Ariel, which
put into Cork on the 10Th, having broken her
main shaft. GHt a. LGr1- C]
The Bank of England has reduced the sale Of
discount 8 per cent
The money market was easier.
CduSolS 50 sag43.
Breadstuffs were declining aud dull. Provis-
ions quiet .---..5..4.
The steamer Ariel, which had put in at Cork,
encountered severe gale of weather.
An attempt has been made Oh the life of
Louis Napoleon, Emperor Of France, but failed,
although his Int was pierced by the projectile.
The steamer Leviathan was nearly at the end
of her launching way. Little else can be done
Till the high tides Of January float her.
The English money market was decidedly
easy, and financial affairs were recovering from
the late shock.
Another suspension TO announce, however,
that of G. f. Gray Il Sons, engaged in the Lon
don and Canada trade.
The American ship Adriatic, which was cnn-
fscated by the French Government for the dam
ages sustained by the ship LvonaiS. with which
it collided a short time since, had succeeded in
escaping from the port of AIarScillcS.
The new Spanish Ministry had been organ
lied.
a weeks later news from India is furnished
by the Canada. Owing to the mails there is
nothing further from Cawnpore.
The accident TO the Ariel occurred on the
evening of the 9th. She was able to work one
wheel.
Further reduction in the Bank ,ratewas antic-
ipated in week or two.
Napoleon was fired at on the evening of the
14th while entering the Opera House. Three
explosions from hollow prcjectiles were heard.
Sivfv pnrSorC UOundp6 and three killed The
consprators were Italians; many arrests were
made. The Emperor remained till the end of
the Opera, and afterwards was enthusiastically
hailed by the people
INDIA.-The garrison at Futtepore was pressed
by the insurgents, and abandoned it. Part Of
the entertainments were taken. A body of the
insurgents were defeated at Glenviero; 100 kill.
ed. Three British officers were also killed, and
one wounded. The insurgents near InbfulPoFe
had been attacked, without decisive result
Reinforcements were marching there. Pnngab,
Seind and Bombay quiet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
CoNGREssIoNAL.
WAslIINGToN, Jan. e

WASllINfT0N, Jan. 70.
SEXATR-FOnte introduced proposition as
an amendment to Davis Pacific Railroad bill in
case that if the majority of the select committee
shall fail, the latter bill had his concurrence in
committee, but il defeated, he wished to add n
clause for northern route to the bill of Davis.
Slidell, from the select committee appointed
to consider the banking system of the District
of Columbia, reported bill prohibiting the is
sue of bank notes by corporations associations,
or individuals, aud to prevent bank notes from
being issued within the District of Columbia by
corporations located beyond the limits of the
District orless denomination than fifty dollars.
The bill was made the special order of the day
for the second Tuesday ia February.
uOusE.-Mr Shaw spoke at length on the
Kansas question, followed by MI. Hickman, who
said his opposition to the Presidents treatment
in Kansas affairs did not arise from objection to
Slavery, but it was based on n foundation more
plainly understood, namely, violation Of the
declared principles of the Kansas Nebraska act.
To ask him to support The Lccompton Consti-
tuition would be to insult him by casting suspi-
ciOn on his integrity. He might stand alone,
but he would not part with his free thoughts for
a throne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
FIFTEEN LIYEs LOST !

C1ScSSAri, 2sth.-rhe steamer Fanny Fern
bound from St Louis to Pittsburgh, with 400
tons produce, fifteen cabin and 30 deck passen-
gers, explodeda boiler eighteen miles below
this city at two o'clock this afternoon. Fifteen
lives reported lost including Capt. Woodward,
several deck hands, fircmen and three ladies.
The boat took fire, burned TO the waters edge
and sunk Clerks Rogers and Dunn scalded,
the former badly, the latter only slightly.
The Ohio and Mississippi train brought up
thirty of the sufferers, fifteen Of whom are
wounded. The pilot engineer and mate were
saved 0a Is G8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

S.'indang. On Tuesday last man calling
himself Nm. Hayes, swindled man at Troy
Athens CO.. o., out of the sum of $ioO in Wheel
ing money, and a fine silver watch with a gold
chain, valueda at $50. Hayes was at Parkers.
burg on Tuesday evening, and arrived in this
city, via Grafton yesterday morning. He is
described as 81 years of age, dressed in. a black
coat, jeans pants and SLOUGH hat. Two or
three of his front teeth are out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

Boil RoD5ery.-we learn that gentleman
from Noble county, Ohio, whose name we be-
ieve is Nicholson, was robbed of fine gold
watch valued at $500, the night before last ION
Market street, between Main and Union, by two
men who have not since been heard Of Mich.
olson, according to his own statement, was in-
lo1icated and was watched by the men during
The whole of the evening, and that at the place
Indicated they managed to meet him, when one
Of them seized the chain of the watch dpull-
&C it from his vest pocket while the other held
bis arms. They then ran up the street and
ont of sight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
FROM KANSAS

ST. Louis, Jan. 2S.-The Democrats Kansas
correspondent saysAhe Legislature decided not
to give way for the Topeka government, but to
proceed to an enactment of the entire code Of
laws TO supercede all laws passed during prior
special session fora protest TO Congress against
the Constitution, also published.
Colin Ciarksun, with the LecOmpton Consti-
tuition, lefl hero this morning for Washington.
Calhoun, Leconpto and Pate will probably
reach here tomorrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
PENNsYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE.

HARRIsBUEd, Jan. 2S.-In the Legislature to-
day resolutions WeFe offered inistructiug our
Senators TO resist the-admisslon of Kansas un-
less the Constitution presented receive the un-
qualified sanction Of the majority of boni fide
citizens Of the Territory Referred to a com.
mittee Of three
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
RIVER AND WEATHER

ST. Louis, Jan. 2s.-Rivcr rising at this point,
the rise coming from the Missouri and will
doubtless be considerable.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s-Riyer stationary
Weather cloudy and damp. Slcet this morn
PrITsBURG. Jan. 2s-River 5 feet4 inches.
about stationary. Weather cloudy. Mercury
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
BRACES AkOTIO IMMINENT,

This incomprehensible Lnimen upon which the great
mass OF the Afflicted Of AL lands now rely Tor relief from
Cancer scrota, sprans Ruises, Burns, scads and all
aratons. The proprietors give
the foo on O. few Of The Won
.estss from the parties named as In The pSssssson Of
- ~ One Bottle TrIumrhnnt.
Mrs, Motif, 8I5 Morgan STREET Louis, having
suffered for hrse years m RhegmasIsn and tried many
W Ont of E'urgatory. 8H
Suffering the pangs purgatory with Neuralgia, Tor
months, was cured by thee four applications Of the
4 'l''S@ -'''l Pity the Little Children.
Chicago was scalde ali over BY the npsetng Of kettle
boiling water The Arctic Lnmeut applied accord
aud in a few days the little sufferer well.
ResIOrel 10 Beauty.
ersd rom painful and eruption the face
restored to her GI't I11r GsHSiE Tnmor.
Which ali Teaedes
until he tried the arcn Imminent. Three bottles cured
'''' Wonderful Care!
Mrs. Bedford Mobile couch for three
failure ali remedies by the Arctic Iin
nsn'' an = NIUE 0yt An I I4Pro.Ion.
MLMPHIs, TENN, Nov. 2Sth, 1887.
scaldt By tue sxptosion Of Steam boiler friend indnesd
Try BraEG' Arctic lnimtLt The smart instant
the pain was gone from the bruises. in Two weeks was
IESRY n&vEHskiLI rssidenee Jackson street.
ne Ms,i Hiin nd S Zee! Nv arr ,s,7
DR.. A. G. BRAGG-Dear Sir: more than three Jears
had aicIvd with Lnaamed eyes, an aggravated
degree and tried various Physicians and nOstrms
effects induced BY DR.. Baum try the Arctic
daughter was aicted in the same manner for the same
tine and during RSEC Of the lime entirely blind
eyes perfectly sound. Thus have with one two
bitbotie cured my daughters and own, besies
curing the rheumatism In back IWOuid
your invaluable remedy in my house. Yours truly,
wEssrEa err, Iowa, Nov. sth, is5T
hereby certify that am we'll acquainted with William
know his statement to he strlctlyIue.
ID. WADSwnsrH, p. 81, Webster City.
This invaluable Linmsnt is also equally eficatIous IN
curing the diseases pf RP1s as witness The t99gnE
keep the two largest livery the Wss gen
orally known throughoutthe United States a.,
We The having used DR. BFags Arctic Iini
perior cacy curing the dseasss Of 6orsrs SO vel arc
satisfied Of the Arcta being the best Llnnent made,
number ef ysay livery stables in is city and
great unhesatingy say that the Arctic Ini.
mtnt The only one ne have found dlsedVs eteet
Others having the cRre OF horses.
LYNCH, ARNOT CO.,
Chestnut Street.
Many Druggists. having old Linnents on hapd Will try
to s then 70 yen as the best st. Int do SsH
Liberal i;rOPosilIon.
lar bottle with free subscription 70 s o. Journal,
Gn seyEt sas Il t ~ s o I
oon enclosed the wrapper around every dollar bot
81 bottles ME So cent and 81 6ottes contain 90 snoa
cent Lninent in proportion TO their cost,
Sole PrOprietors, 81. Louis No.
An AGENT wanted in every town and Villa APpliea-
eness, For sole Sy LATIGHLiSs BGsaFIELD 6s'ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

~ reouest that our patrons would always
..5in their advertisements by three o'clock
a', no afternoon, in order to secure their inser
~. "a i, in the morning following. The crowd of
W. ;-ht work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
CiNCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNAII MARKET.
JAN.E2S.--Flonr unchanged aud dull. Whis-
ky 1h!c Hogs, 800 sold at s.. 0Oa5, 25. Provls-
ions unsettled, but more doing in bulk meats at
l-4a6l for Shoulders and Sides. Nothing
transpired in Mess Pork or Lard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
NEW YORK MARKET.

JAN. 2s.-FIour dull, 500 bbIS sold. Wheat
heavy, $500 bushels sold. Corn declined, IT,
COO bushels sold; white 67a7Oei yellow 6BaOs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
s-PE GAL NOTICES.
PICTUaEs FoR TIIE MILLION

= . tNA-4N0 = 2 = = y = W = I =
~ Prices to suit the times, at wYKEs GALLERY OF
ART Rufn street opposite URtOn Pictures this
Gallery at greatly prices. The public
that this the place to obtain the Pictures
ken the city.
Iwoud also inform them that they need not second
obtain CT but right head
quarters prepared take them cheap
the cheapest. (der3il J. W. wHRES, Artist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

Yao Rno,os Taemi-The Davenport dowa)
Gazette notices the appearance in that city of
two young men who claim to be printers from
this city. It appears they stole some books
and $40 in money from one DR.. McKeehan, and
decamped. The Gazette says:
"rhey left carpet sack, which contained a
small quantity of iewelry, with some sewing
silk, and dress trimmings, doubtless part Of
the proceeds of some previous robbery They
passed under the NAMES of Morton and Hall, the
latter claiming to be from Wheeling, and evil
IDENTIFY knowing by name, if not personally,
many prominent citizens. Morton i is not the
real name of the other. His name is said to be
Beatty. He was lately pardoncd out of the
Alton penitentiary through the influence of. a
prominent citizen of Chicago, of whom heis a
relative, SO we understand. DIR. McKeehan au-
thorizes US to offer reward of $50 for the de-
livery of these young men here, with or with
out the money stolen from him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

SUPERIOR NEWS INK
received at this office, another lot of Burr's
s.-,1uk-,he bestIn the country. Orders from
~, lee, promptly alled. Terms cash.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

Asthe Scarlet Fsrer is prevailing to n con-
siderable extent in the city, it may be proper to
give publicity to the following receipt for the
use of the only medicine recommended and used
by physicians as a preventative against this dis
ease. 1t seems to be great secret by some
druggists, who avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity for making money. Believing that if
there is any efficacy in the medicine, when used
for this purpose, it shonld be known by all, we
publish this receipt entire, 1t is nothing more
than the Tincture of Belladowna Leaves or a
tincture made from the extract of Beadowna.
Give the dose of 2 or drops morning and
evening for child one year old, and one drop
more for every year for children of more ad-
vanccd age. Some wonders of this receipt dis.
guise the smell and taste of the principal in
gradients by adding little Cinnamon or Cinra1
mon water. Z. Booking, No. o., Monroe ST.,
keeps this preparation always on hand, and
when selling it without the prescription of
physician, careful and minute directions for its
use, copied from tire best and latest medical au-
thorities will in every Instance accompany it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
IO.N d D.0II A r.

UsN E DULL a Ii
NNAIHx EON
ONE OF THE nESF PCRgATIVE AID lIVER MEDI-
I S1NHs NOV SsiS,s 's M
'sssE naideF and more esctuaI than EIy oth,T nri.
eSSne knoSn II e DOT only CathaEIse, but Afrer
natter then on te stomach bausis earn
On ss I 5f, 5s0 9rgsss s
atens Of nolt Cethhftiea, Istrtnglr1s syslr q
moderate dosss EiistFsnEthra and bgild ~ ~ I
- DR. Saa16lD,s ISylsua1loz Is eompoualed rLt.rriy
ttrotn new articles % 1ledieiLei nanlei1 ,GElns.
Aei when II i EnoEn tiS 0ns bottle d - Iy'Ssr
contains e much strength = ems hu1rsd S0srs SfCaI
IhGHsh po.ss.ng TaTs asdLelpa ROssrs, these Gunr.
in trPreseFptions unti IN irfo,1l oflbr sslg-
0r.fCT, which met will such unprecedented
tried aud tnO1 rs Effects II has TsIsly ErF ia;r
to cure LfOtr COnlplllhts Ia their uOTst forms.
Indigsstien being caused IS aderange Lf6srI euErd
- When the LIVER Is excited 20 aetioh.
snnies Z caused By an improper action the Efrsr
.igt any oae troubled Vii ~
is SS ie eoI S. a 's'' skin van sssi to a'us
cOstysalrss can be permanently cured BY ne tsv,eo
Tator. Take dOsss on retiring si ssiE1s
dose, he SSTes ar ie, IL SraSi SS S
and work as regularly As eioek WORT SICK Isndaehs
GNrsFy sV0n rslisVed - taking double dose 81 IV
oritor witch eOrFeets an aeidity and ne
- AZ overloaded stomach Il has nOsquai, SAT- r.
hsSss All ePpEessiES or uneasy feeling amer sltins
EIt sPeak In The hIEhssitsTTs ~ ~
Da sASFohD's lkSIoonAToE came to rs rreoEH.sndsd
IS cure tor Liver Complaints, all ttselsts
from diseased LygF. testniSnlAls u % nnpV a
our Physicians In It's favor Induced tn g. AID IoW
eoVefaon b erftaln HAT u - the TeAlC.l bl-s-
sings svsE giStn 70 ter made evrPlgts
apythnu sds troubir, While bsiolr, sen
Ing but the highest fOOd WOad digest AID 0its IA.
gave pain New what ue % say tsadsTa
Is y LAYER cgnPailt Dy sPefsa trouble ou hut
o Try this she greatest RENE dy In the E0Td afe
Tbsrv has been tried In orr fan.iIy TSuntdy
Uh!eh has met with sneh uLbVuhded CuTe
Otdlssasrs nedentt 10 children, DR-
OhAIOH nor Is u alone for dsasss Of ehiiiS
use IL; Tor tt nlnly and rsuiiF
and sesIns 70 renOVate the systr IoT0uy
think We are doing service TO al in ADJ sHE
EhSn they need neicne 60 thus sty.
eases that have CONF under n0tirr E-Ts gTIut ken
eht has been resolved In diseascs LfFeT sttinrh
And B9Ess where All other uIlts % awe EssS
lthas become useful In fun,y HilttoI d
~ Without tt-utfrksOREiEt (dia.) leg utEieall-
PRlck ok BUTTLE.
SANFORD co.. PrOprtI hrsaau AZ, Hrl Taa&s
T. IL IOuAN 4 CO.. AEsntS for wheeling.
JOHN b. PARK, Cincinnati
GEO- H. KEYsl:'t. PittsbIlrEh " olCsaie Eynts.
auiT-sul-FV-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

Nistake.-Mr. A. j. PANELS vote fol-
Council in the 4th Ward was 2s3 instead of
ISS, as reported in our paper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
.DAILY INTELLIGBNCER

,r,:,I ~ furnished to subscribers living in any
&c the city or suburbs, at lOcents per
part ~ leaving their names at the Office, OF at
' week. Literary Depot, corner Main and
Monroe streets
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
NOW is THE TIME
TO GET YOUR LIKENESSES

Ar 11ah MAIN ST., Al the 100. Of the I'M.
PARTRIDGE consideration Of the hard times, will for
weeks put up pictures reduced prices ForproOf
please cali and yourself He many styles
from SO 100 cent below the OLD prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

Fatal Aeeideak-A day or two since Mr.. Ja-
C, cob Suter, while engaged in telling tree, on
BIS premises, IN Ohio township, Monroe CO., o.,
vas struck on the head by FILLING limb, which
'o'sed his death in an hour. He never spoke
after the limb struck him.
a Mr. Norman, who was with Mr.. Suter at
me time, was also seriously, but not dangerous
F'19iured. 1t appears the limb fell from the
Tee they were cutting down.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

CARLTLE, liz, June g, 1859
have used Pool. o. J. WOoa's Hair Restorative AMI
have admired its wonderful Effects by HAIR btcGr
ing, as thought, prennIuTSly gray, hot by the
Restorative IL has its original color and,
no doubt, permanently
8. BREssE, ex-senator, u. ).
O. J. WOOD CO., ProPTietOTs, Sl3 BgoadUay, n. Y(n
the ~. " Wire Railing ia AIaFet
street g. Louis No. And sold b. an good DFagEiEis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29
LATEST ARRIVA AL
HATS AND CAPS,

AT VERY RiaDUCf.b lsArEs.
HCJ have tls DAY received very large lot Mems,
w YOu's and Boy 5 Fall and Winter Cape iirh
purchased the advent Vf present. NOISY crisis and
were nOusht for cash, consequently purchased
usually low rates. and viii stiI them ~ Is per
cent than they offered In this city. We
offer good cloth caps al from p
Pusl, FROM -. Therefore al persona Ia
good fali winter cap and wishes money these
hard times, requested to call At
ocSI S. ID. MAHPkR 4 SONS Cheap Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

-. cjToulatton of any Pape. in West
baFse'' 49, ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

Tie Ricsr,-There is no change in the stage
VI water since yesterday. Business dull be
'Ond precedent, and weather chilly aud cloudy.
A'St Louis yesterday the river was rising
S''A seven feet to Cairo; four feet in the Hi
ao's' a, and on stand. The Upper Mississippi
S+' Missouri are both rising slowly. On the
- Louis leSee on that day there was an i'm
F'"ned animation in business.
Inc j. Il. Lucas day OF two since lost a
rnS'i overheard above New Madrid. She has
pSen chartered by Capt Mcoomas, who has Ia
S Svn command, her former commander Captain
9lDeFs going in the office.
IN =, Tuesday; the saracen was sold at St Louis
as''F a decd of trust to Captain Bell and an-
C'aef gentlemen, for $4,000. The sale of the
, ZION aud Edward Manning we have already
,,S5sl'1 toned Capt NJ. Il. crapster has bought
psc @T Eau Chippewa for $l2,0 600, intending to
The ,'e on ner IN the Upper Mississippi trade upon
Onlr opening a:slg of navigation. The Chippewa is
Ted eght months OLD, and one the of best atlap-
s, G 1o Tor the trade ever built. She is loo
) bo;I"ge' and has a 81 foot beam, ~ foot hold,
i5; I.SrS cylinders feet stroke. draws ONLY
''s'es right and carries 400 tons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29


Tfrily there is such thing as finished
song; that like star or drop of dew leaves
nothing to be suggested, and nothing to be de-
sired
Here is one of those brcaths of beauty, and
We wonder that it has not graced every poets
corner in the world of print ere now. Such a
song may make us forget amultitude of such
sins as 'Maud:'
fhe rain had fallen, the poet arose,
Tie passed by the town and out Of the streets
light wind blew from the gates Of the sun,
And waves of shadow went the wheat;
And he sat him down in lonely place,
Aud ChtunIed Inelo Iy loud and sweet,
Ihat male the Will swan pause in her cloud,
Aud tae lark drop down at his feet.
The swallow stopt he hunted the bee,
The snake slept undrr spray,
The Wild hawk stool with the down on his beak,
And stared. wi Ia his foot the prey,
AMI the nightingale thought q have sung many s0ngs,
Hat never gay, &
iCT ne snSs OF what the world will be
When the years have passed away