davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-

a N
III Ybe GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atanas
~ eontinuoas Railway direct This kosd also oonnectS
Ht.sursh with daily lines Of 20 all ports On the We
n Ryes and at Cleveland and Sandusky with the steas<s
N sorts on The Northwestern Lakesmstine the mof direct
shesy s.d reliable by which PREoHf oan b. torvdse
- md nom tbe Greet West-
SiTgs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ssd fIffSBvR0A
asI O. Au-Boots Bhoes Hats aud Csps Books rs oens
prr Goods I'm boxes bales and tsunks) Drugs I 100 a.
IN boxes and bsles), Resthers Furs, no..
SECOND CLAss.-Domestic sheetins snirtlnS aia - -. -
YsIius I'm original baes) Drugs Tin cAks Hard % oenfs
w.re Leather lin rolls or boxes), Wool and bheep l0v
Yeltx Eastward
Fursp CIAs-Anvils Steel Chains lin CASKS oenta
Hemp Bacon and Pork saltsd Goose OF IN saeks) 100
Yohocoo manufactured eIcept Cssrs or Cut no
youRrE O. tANs-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
1uri IN cssks or boxes Eastward Lard and Lard W oean
OG Nsus Soda Ash German Clay. X~r, Fitch, W.
Aostn, ,hc..........'''.:.:.. ;..'''''''"J
VLoui- p Dbl until further notice
arAm- p 1s0 D until further notice
corros- bale not sroeedtns 800 weieh1 nH0 fustss
In shiryns goods any port e.st Of rhiasp y p.t
nerl.r 10 raak the package "V Rennsyvanis Rsfosd Al
xcods consned the OF this Road st PhilAdephs
spt,tsbursb will be forwarded without detention.
PIIIsHr rAsxsra-Hsrhs Wormiey, \ CO., Memphis feni.
p sxss Co, 81. Louis; p O. Ohsly Co.. Evsnsvins'
md, Dumesnin Bell Co, and Carter yewett, Loasviss
Xvi g. C. Meldrum, Madison Ind Il: w. Brown Oo. and
srxtu Co. Cinonnsti; N w. Graham l. Co., 2snesvilsr
ISo, Hcuss New Yori and no. South Winam.st, NV
Yert r. J. Rpeedes, Phisdsphsi ksrsw AoSns BALTIMORE
~ ri HoUsToN, eOnersl Freight Assns, Phi.d.,sb-
r. A. SCOTT Superintendent Altoona Pa
asrii l. lass.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
N)ater Tnre.

DR. +. j. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE ana
IL 0yMx.sum-Bersen Hshts, New-Jnsey; 10 minutes
A either the Hobokcn Jersey City ferry By esusr stag.
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Blng.
NI b.mtop NJ Y 2l5 miles from the city by N I. Enc
Rarosd This essbhshDeDt has natural lotauon suIPesa
20, cc1n. containing m particulars address J. II. NORTH,
NJ ID. OF MARTHA FRENCH, ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
NEWrJERSEY ITEMS.

Sus SrRoKEs-On Saturday afternoon msn named
Ber jarnn Chsmpelmsn, who was working at the cor
ner of York and Green streets was p'ortrsted By the
beat. He was conveyed to his residence, 10 Morris
street. and died soon after.
A lady, whose name could not b ssosrssined, was
pros,rsied in Montgomery street. She vas cared for
at drug. store, and asr partially recovering, was
conveyed home.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

The Buffalo General Hospital WAS dcdicatsd to its
uses on Thursday afternoon of last week with i'm
posing ceremonies. Ex-Presdent Fillmore soted %
President of the day. An GRAFTON was pronounced by
the Hon. james D. Putnam and poem, written by
Mrs Matilda Ii. Stuart of Bafso, was read BY Asher
p Nichols, esq Brief efspeechss were made by Ae~n.
Fillmore, Chss. +. Clarke, Jessie Kotchum, and the
Rev DR.. HesCock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
Aleoiral.

CANDS' SARsAPARILLA.-T purely vegeta.
~ his REMEDY combines In slf the properties Of sou
septic mild c.hsc spd topic II quickly removes rom the
"a other fuios ~ the bpdy the impurities OF nphsay
.,, ~hch and fed disease thus striking st the
-, ~ Al. ual.dy Prepared and sold by A. sANos
No 100 Fulton. ct, New'fork fnco ' per o'''e' VI " ~
Or 8S
vuypE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DR.. 3. 7.
TOvNsEND's sARsAPARILLA. whole''s and ketei
n No 2lq broadway Fulton st., once NO. 4 opfc
- al P,ul's Church New.forh,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28


ARRIVAL OF SIOUX IsDnss.-Quite sensation vas
created yesterday afternoon, BY the passsgs through
the city Of several ompibusses filed With Indians, Who
were on their road 10 Nsw-York. Most OF them were
in ful Indian ume, paint, feathers and oil, was
others in half citizens dress. The seysges
whooped ss they passed through tho stfeets. Taeee
IndisDs are Q delegation Of Sioux VINO have Bean
q! Washington. The party consists OF baod Of
twebty.seyen chief under toe care OF the agents OF
the Goverpment the Meses. Robertus, with tneis 10.
tsrusier. M. N. X. Brown. They are generally Of
porerfnIframe averaging little belo~ six feet.
The delee alton melodies tho principal chisfs sn1
vs,,;ors Of the Minnesota bands Amooy them 10
Wsbchu, the con Of ceebra'sd Indian chief Of the
same pame, who long ago held sway ovsr I'll the
tribes ef the Mississippi. de ]. the heed chief. Ths
reIt in importance Is the Little Grow, sho, bsssg
very threwd and eloquent mAr, has been the moet
conspicuous at Washington. His fs0e - one Of the
eadibg nen in the war upon the lokpadats tribe, has
spread throughout the States, and his name hss ofsa
figured in the rswspapcYs. Some Of the younger
chiefs ere rather hsndeowe specimens of their rscs,
and While 10 Washington li,tle attention vas pad
10 them by the ladies.
Among the warriors there are two who we're en-.
ploysd iD company With third Indiau, also wfh toe
dele gaiion 20 attempt the rescue Of his Gsrdosr,
who bad been earned of from Spirit Lake, ssd hsid
captive by warrior band IN the fer West. Fasy NJ
con psb ed their errsId the risk OF their lives, and
appear 10 derive much graiGcstcn froin the oppr.
tupy thus sforded them Of showing their coed sill
tosards tho whites. los Gslssstiun 10 on ~ way
1orLe 10 the hssd = A.ers Of the MooAso'a.
IPhtl Bxl.stir, Ss,lrlsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

DRowSrD.-Coroner NJ ,Ansly held an inq1ess on
Saturday upon the body Of boy eleven years Of ago.
named Thomas Connell, who fell from boa, IN the
Morris Canal and was drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

A meeting Of persons Interested in establishing
new Ubvsrsast Church in the upper part Of tue cmy,
will be held at the Rev. DIR. Chapns Church in Broad
way this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

RaBID DOGS. Within few days past Soma five OF
six RI bid do, have killed hs Of Jersey CITY tos
Mayor has % neglected 10 tbe Usual nVcs 10 ~ pub
usheG, requiring caIles to BE- mmxzed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

vorE on THE LEAyEswoRrH COssTTUTIos.--Ths
passage Of the English Conference bill by Coogsss DE-
s.royed much of the rteres: felt in the Consultation
framed at Lesv.nworh, and the vote on its adoption
was consequently light throughout KsDsas. Toe ~
tprur nearly ali In stand 2s7 for and $50 against Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
pENNsYLyAMIA Rail Rail LRoA d

=
The Penns Railroad Pitsbursh with raE
roads and from St Louis Mo- Alton Gaens and Chicago III
TrSnhoit Lexington and Vile Ky Terra HsUe Medsoa
lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cucunati, Dayton, Spring
sel3 Beefontsine Ssndusky, Toledo Clevelsad Columbus
Sset from and to New Oosns ST. Louis Louisville and
Cincinnati 80
aoced places in the West.
will find this the shortest. most expedaous and
souio table route between the East ard West
fROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 50 HOURs.
PROM NEW-YORK To CHICAGO IN 50 HOURS.
FROM NEw-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ HOURS.
Hare ~ low any other roste.
gss hspdbiis In the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further Information may be had At ths
u6os of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 Assor Hruse, Broadway.
Jsnpsyv 1 1855 j. L. ELLIOTT. Aseat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
C,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE vis NEW
Il PORT AID FALL a1vER.-The 'plendia ard sprno,
seamer METROPOLIS. Capt. Brown, sayes New Yors even
TUESDAY, THURSDAY .sd SATURDAY. a. ocoss N,
.rd toe BAY STATE, Cap. Jewett on MONDAY "EDNhs-
DAY and FRIDAY. ., o'clook .. m. ,
Hereafter win be regarded ned 10 any appn
cant until the sbsn have been paid for
Freight Bo~op forwarded throssh with uoet oieich D
- ExIress Freight Train .,-n,
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
lN DELPHIA ard the SOUTH spd WEST, via JERSEY
CIfY-N. ,nS EIpress Hns lssr New York at and II
snd and D. NJ ue es Through riciets sold for Cincinnati
West Baltimore, Washington, horfolk, kn
sra rouxh b.sssse CHECKED u WsshDgton In
kzns J. w WOODRUFF, Assssnt soperinendeat
No b.sssre received for train oness delivered
osssed f~eu misutss IN advance Of the time Of esvins
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of The County of New YoIs N9.ise he:.ty give. al
sons having claims asaiDn STEPHEN A. DESs, late cftse
youshs thereof subscriber. Al the o6se Of MLRRILL
s. a. III E No. J y Il s fy 4 &. q .;
ia i.~ssM BkSjSars SiS II NV, Il WILSON. K,'e.''r.
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
.s s = IS sa. .s: . esoRop &c 1 caisT s 81 II u. Ky
dsss, to present. .a' -, .s9' -A ,1osesr, b e
q Ssriors on or bese the lHh cay Of July seIl-DssA
N;Ii.'; M .ass ;Is *' day ',sf, asElHan Ia POST r..
NETWORK SUPREME COURT-Cosnty Of
~ lew Yorh FRANCIS A BsTY plaintiff ssainFs FRED,
ERICK HENEELL dekndsnt. sauinsn. sl ra.e.y d.m.oa
HKNNRIL You r. hereby runrousi rrqursd
he complaint in this action, .ih sed IN tbe ohse ON
City Hall, in said sity day Ct May lass and tn
;Gps i ,GSI .n'ys @ 70 ii. 'd % q. ;GSsrs.
twenty day, after the ro Of this summons On y"u eIss,s
1S ssD as1 the ssa1. aS he IN A
viii take against you for the sam OF seven hus,e
the ds Of Ssa .s .d @
0 beside the SS,ia & ' & sISx4s ;fis1 @
ma4 IswswM No "a wLlsieet
CUPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver Of
% I 9.'Hfs ps cS%SG{ aSSo{ ad '1t SLc{k G{ II:
VIE, Tssodore B. De Groo. md Emm. -e J.n.. 3.
.nsy ChSes Burial Eliza Ware sdnini..i.Ir AID Charles
dyIs Wilson G. Pursuant decree Of sale made
ss G y. y s.n % s .:. saps; s a.
Referee in .ad decree named .i . At public .ns:ion a. .s
s twelve oe ok Of ihs: DAT the following desest
land via AL that certain TX piece psrcsl of
.nd ,,uats lying and being 10 the Twelfth 2 Ward q ssd
y bounded and de scbed oovs vE Beginning At pont
he soeleIy hds Of One hundred .ndforiy second n dis
hundred f souhery from tba souh essery sornsr
of Oae hupdrsd and y seoondt and Elevenbsv running
soothery bne parallel with sid 70 the center
K.e Of the block between Onebupdred forty hntr and
On. oss s1. a ss ps ls
with said Eleventh until inter the porthery hoe Of
Bkom Road tNeDoe noherly along said oe Of tbs
BeuiIsdas Road until II ineisec the southsry line Of One
huneed forty second westerly along the southerJ
Ene of One forty sscond TO the place OF begs
s1 Tsims msde Known at the day OF sale -Da ed juno w.
1883 HOMER H. STUART, Referee.
CHARLES X WHITEHEAD Attorney. lilo 2swsw fhA1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
Eeaal Notifes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of County of New TS'c' ssrSoL n0S1 0s snass
s-on. having claim, .s.e' JQhS ~, a New ds.s..ea
2 present tSe same With vouchers thereof to the NJ
Yof on 20 before the twenty second day Of October ns1h
Ds,ea New Y.t abe seventeenth Say FURY E,sou,or
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
n: SCgp.y Of Ss~ william VII pI'i cATfERFEI c5sf
d. CITY Of disfsd hc das oeos s~' sn G
No is Pine ST. the Cts New Yok on Or before TIE in
june Jras 'i isss EMaA A CATTERFIELD Admia'trsA-
je2s iswsmM
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of RODMAN b.
DAWSON esq surosste Of the Coun'y ef kint. Nouos
s s:Ss sxs s.s HORTON the be CITY Of brooS a.
sd .h,, | a.. required to ',SO ~, sas ss. at The red
ssnee Of NATHANIEL CONKLING, in ths town o. wsi.'
onrse COusiy on or before "e i''S s'' '' ~"
D'''a -" TAraAEEL ooNKLNo, ; Executors.
fn lsvenM. BENJAMIN II. HORTON. )
CUPRIME COURTROOM JAY, Recei.cr Of
=: s;s,s I De SSSoT :sd
.s. JxNLs B AURRAY. CHARLES BURRAL' sEokSn Ss,'
ss.Bt Judgment OF decr,e Of made The
S%s on, OF 81 rs : G ss ssi asCs order banned
~ g's' sS'.o ss M,cssant' stSGslsT "H9 Of that ay
& s. oss, s o,y S msScu.s sS Cd. :na s.sSsd n .as
Va Al that certain pses OF parcel q s,d ,u,'s
synD Of rpy church oOuony called the Church Farm. ,s
hes 10 the
oei between le Roy ard Mooo f Hodson street.
Sy the ~ and bounded follows wit Beginning
ps-s pOhery side u lie Roy distant three hun-
a-A forty hve ches from the ooroef
eS by the ssoIly aids Of Hudson northehy side
Roy hsa ming northery and parallel 70 Hoe
80 esstey side Of lot said hue.
d Zee, Of ssd block between lie Roy and
Mosou strvss eaey along the said line parallel
n ls Roy eshesn feet ten inches . the esstcy bouo
x.ry Of be ChpIh FU thence south essey sons the same
htesn feet chss thence souhey along toe Ands ooe'
ved by the German Luheran Church aud parallel 70 Hsdson
sset TO lie Roy street. and thence
along noTheIy aide Of lie Roy street twenty-five
st one the place of beginning Terms made known on
- d.y Of sale.-Hew York June 10 isSa
HOMER n STUART Reeree-
CHARLES y WHITEHEAD Attorney
y c. HALLIDAY. AtsaoGoeT lsTheAasw'~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
oyyIcE NEw-YoRY AID EsIr RAILROAD Co.,
&~.Yors, June H. 1859.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Tt

NEW-1URk AND EKIE RAILRUAD.-Te
IN New York and Enc Railroad Company hsve earnesuy
aesvocd during the ten months estssh aud maintain
uniform and esuDerstve Of traffic the four lines
which Atlantic cities and the Wst Having failed
n THE and believing II 10 be injudicous and improper 70 infs
traffic BY the ssue Of Fres Ps.ser BY the eppoyme f
and solicitors by other Unoebsnded the
Company rather resort socb dt- mined
The fares and s.r Monday sh inst foows
Betwe New York and Dunhrk e6
Between New York and Buffalo, to................ %
Between Eew-York aud Nisssrs Falls Suspension
CHARLES MORAN. President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ CQNYANY.-SuMMER AKRANGKNENT.

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COhPANY.-sUMmER ARRANGENENT
Commencns MONDAY, Nay II. lsB
Trains Depot ~ White and Centre NewYok
e:i5 D. White Plains Train stopping a. all 5shors
Trains leave Depot n 1thst and 4bav Ne~YoSk,
sale . .wilhamsbdge train Stoppius st Al SAtoEs
$50 Msl train stopping st Wilamsbdge ana Ill es
lions north.
Hoo Wli.msbridse train stoppins at ~ Ststiona
n;S9 M. White Plains train, stopping r all Sssions
3;S no.. .Wllismbrhse train stopping at al Stations
doe White Plains train, stopping at all Stations
$50 Dover Plains tran stopping at all Stations ssovs
WiIiamsbndge.
$50 D. N. White Plains train stopping tt all btatons
$50 D. n. .Wuhamsbndse train stopping o. all StAtonE
kETURSES-Leave ChAtbsm Four Corners:
H:5o Mail train stopping at Wlsmsbndse Whh- rlAins
WM CAMPBELL Superintendent.
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN n5s. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1885,
Commencing Mss ST. 1853.
Passenger Station In NewYork conner Hh-st and 4hsu
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRk
For New haven, m tex) 2:+o, S:+5 40 lex and
snd $50 M Fer Milford strstfofd Fairfield Southport and
Westpor, .. l2;4s, S45 and $50 For NoTwak
sa l2l5, 3:f 42o (ex AS $50 ESQ For Dsnen
eh, T. l2:45 3:45 445, $50 $50 Po1
stAmford T. tex l24b s45, 4;20 lex AS 6:S,
$50 For Port Chester and intermediate btstons
m i2:45, 3:45, 4:f5. $50, $50 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, 4 (exl AZ ?. NJ ter) For Harfofd NC
Spring lex 4:eO (eI For Connecticut Rvea
Raalrosd 20 Montreal Ten aud An m Tex to Nort-
snpton Tor Canal Railroad Northampton ga (ox and
l7S D. m. For Housstonio Railroad g. M, 4@ IN. Fol
Eorvslk Railroad, T. "a m: t:So No.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

dr.red hmeslf very carefully in rsw SUI. OF black,
which had been provided for him by NJ Bart!st, tne
jsor. He partoCk OF ght breakfast, ana tnsD saVe
hs s.te ntcn TO the completion Of tho arrangements On
the scs fold fer biz execution s Tar as ne could see
them by 0 side view from his cell. Aoou. Q cl9cx,
Mr. Bartlett had him removed u hH own pafior lof
fr al interview with the Rev. M Sickney. hsre
again he affected Isanity. On rhurst.y evening, he
had expressed 8 Willingness 70 partsks OF the con-
muIlon the next morning. Mr. Sricxnsy reminded
him of H. but nc declined peremptoriy lie sp )ss Ss
if hs imagined himself to be captain ei shlP, oe'
csred tbst he WA no pirate, and tnat ne Wa wrong
fully confined. Quite = number OF otfcisi parsonage
ard professional gentlemen, and persoos ssscteo or
w.pesses Of the execution under the ststnts ano se'
era representatives Of the press we're no" aom t'ea
INTO the paIlor. The Rev. MI Stckney performed
the religions exercises prescribed in the rtaa for VS.
i,ations in priscr. Mckee declined TO k1eei wnen
asked If he would Join Id the prayers upon Ii-ing
Ar. Sticknsy approached Mckee, and Sked MA II
he had listened = the prayers. and he replied did
not, Sir."
During ths prsyers Mckee frequently employed his
rRht hend in keep ts well dressed mar 10 tue forn
il had been left by the barber de also repeatedly
stroked his heavy moustscaes. DE sat IN an erect
position meeting the elaneee cf the thirty OF io,ty
psrYors preseLt without any maniestsuon o. atscon
cert either BY leok or gesture. de locked serivos
but rot su ,d0ed. His dsrs bright eye Ca MY ranged
from object 10 object, without any eIpresslon OK
anxiety " dsfstce. At hsf-psst nine the sheuns
assistants entered besrBg tue straps with hiea his
hands we're TO be tied aud his Arms pnl2ned Then
for the f.st time HE perfect compo.ure len him. de
Vas required 10 rse, for the purpose OF having the
.tIsps spplisd DE was evidently startled and d rose
Wy. fas;erpy IN. buckles. Ther, and not til then
did be reiirqui.h all hope Of eoninnnc..ion-, he
svsyed 20 and fro from side 20 toe o'er sod sas
on saved from fsllipg by eonrg 90 sgsinss the on
GERS -bo were 40 nssr hul. Hsvng been resesssd.
nj, ave. ceased q roam tnrouEh taA sps'tusn;, sBd
bi. f;cs as. ircDed eorp~srd. 10 f1'l, but orief
eonver.ato IN WITH NJ Wakefield, Mckee sckDow- :
,sped tbs. ir had IabJrea fA'hfoliy III ass behalf,
from nr.. T. ss.. TIE oSmpsHy Frpsen' we're nos
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-30
gGrent Reduction In H1rIces foii. (:I,sil..

ri now splendid assortment of ali kinds and
- sSloFs Of Terinos, of worth 81 25
lor loc all WOOL; Pads 60c Br1ce Shawls
worth and and Long shaWls in great
ance and reduced prices Fancy and Black
some as Cheap s5lc yard worth T5c;sa wool
Be Fifty pieces Thibet Cloths
9oEtn 8t5Gc Tor Csc, all colorsi EmbrodereI and White
9ss shape Hoop Skirts at astonishing rates;
OF every descript among be found
some OF the finest WEIGH and Country annels
not 70 shrnk some extra heavy Weatin
2Gt one OF the FANCY Do
l4oDRH GooDsin the eitv. Receiving goods daily
e latest styles, made here and Imported Thereby keep
up q tu assortment, at all prces that
S satisfy the most particplar CASH oRLY! Cash
are particularly invited give early call be-
tore purchasing elsewhere No. IS Main Street Centre
wheeling. Eoct1Gl JOHN ROEMER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-30
OmAa. .l1lnnnaM

AND RRTAIl ManufacturerT of So ddles
Wv Brides, Harm and Trunks, deater!n All arti-
Giles usually kept by saddIefs begs leave TO inform the
pubic thai heihas opened at Main st. cor Market
ey where he will he glad to any persona wantinR
any the above articles Intends to
and sell at fair prices he hopes obtain liberal share
OF public Particular attention paid TO
work, and repairing done with dispatch. sepfs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-30
o. az. [BEI2 OWV Il
K t1ss3 3 81 m q 5viSS1 n ann - ~

CIgeks, Silver and Plated
iAare Fapcy " Wholesale and Retail
Aesns for the sale Of the 0ELERRA rED AMERICAN
TRACY Co., also
saa9ane his return York cQu,pete
Hoftment OF every of will
Is eleggd at priets compete With any house In the
country Please caand before else
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-30

VIE firm Of sheppard 4 Morgan is this day dissolved
py mutual consent. The cuisines OF the firm WIZ be
settled by Sheppard. indebted to til firm are
requested to call pnyment those
settlement 80 - NJ sTfFpp4Rn ~
z sePs'4Othl 1888 q s CHAS. MORGAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-30
a Daring .RoD6e,y.--on Tuesday night last

A Daring RoI6e5Y.-on Tuesday night last
some Williams broke into the house of George
Cowen, who lives on Main street, in the First
Ward. and stole thercfrom number of yalua-
BILE papers and one hundred dollars in gold and
silver. The money was concealed in bureau
drawer and the thieves took Ratchet and cut
the lock open. Mr. Cowen is quite an old man
and lives by himself in the house. Hewas not
at home at the time, but was on little spree
in anather part of the city. The robbery is,
supposed to have taken place about 10 o'clock.
Mr.. g. expressed desire to go home from the.
place where he had been drinking previous 10
this time, on the evening of the robbery, but
was detained by two men (whom he now sus-
poets Of completely in the affair." with invita-
tions to drink, &c. 1t appears also that certain
parties were overheard planning the robbery
before its commission, and it is thought the
real perpetrators can be ferreted out One Of
the parties suspected left town the same even
ing the money was stolen aud has not yet re-
turned Mr.. Cowen appeared before Alderman
Wright yesterday and made known the above
facts, when warrants were issued authorizing
the examination of house in the LIST ward, the
occupants of which are people of notorious bad
character. There was check in the drawer,
for considerable amount Of money, which, for
tunately, the thieves did not find.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-30

Serious Aceidoat-An accident occurred on
Wednesday afternoon to Mr.. John Donahue, a
brakesman in the employ of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, by which he lost one of his arms.
lie was engaged in taking train of cars to a
store on Camden street, Baltimore, when the
brakes became impaired, and Mr.. Donahue was
thrown from the cars and fell across the track.
Tho wheels of one of the cars passed over his
arm, nearly severing it from the body. lie was
taken to the Lombard street Infrmary. The
trainwas drawn by five horses, all of which
were detached from the coupling by the driver,
and escaped injury. The cars were much dam
aged. Prof Smith amputated Donahue's arm,
and, although, he lost great deal of blood, he
as, nevertheless, doing well under the circum-
stances