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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-12

PrrTsRuRGu, Nov, 11.-Tn Supreme Court,
Thomas !s, rs. Allegheny county, Judge Wood
at the next annual assessment, to meet interest
on three hundred thousand bonds The return
! of the County Commissioners is saidsnot to be
sufficient The Court also says,on proceedings
in equity the county will be released from pay
ing interest on any but the amount actually
received for the bonds. Chief Justice gives a
seperate opinion, stating why he concurred.--5
! His views on the constitutional question in the
opinion are lOng-forty pages manuscript.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-12

AnOther RotO.-Tho unconquerable and I'M
quenchable Pat Golding, the roaring, rantipg,
whisky drinking cock of the walk of East
Wheeling, who is eternally wanting somebody
to tread on his coat tail, was up before Aid.
McCourtney yesterday, charged with being the
principal in a rough and tumble row. Pat had
concluded term Of imprisonment in Jail for
some misdcmeanor, and went out to receive the
congratulations of his friends, when, by the
merest accident in the world, he got into this
fight. He was consigned to the Jail and chain
gang for fifteen days. Officer Lancaster was en-
gagedin hunting up otherparties to the fight at
last accounts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-12
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 70, 1858.

Largest Circulationo any papsY Is V1a.t
ern Virginia.
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5AUGHLINs BUsHFTELD Agent fof SFEssliIe.t Ta.
gists generslly. NM -. ~ ~ g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-12

NEW Yoak, Nov. 1.-THE official result in
the 9th Cong. Dist, was declared this afternoon
by the Board of Canyassers. The Republican
candidate, JohnsB Haskin, is. elected by Is mai.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-12

SEE advertisement of DR.. sanforG's Liver In
in another column. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-12

RousEs PoTNT, N. Y, Nov. 1.-THE boiler
of the steam stave mill, of Mr.. Rich, at Moores,
exploded this morning, killing q man named
Schoolcraft Three more are not expected to :
live and another is seriously injured but may
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-12

TIE MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Nov. T.-The sales OF -four are
confined to 800 bbls extra in lots at 75a5 .25.
The market is unchanged and continues doll
WHISKY advanced TO 1s1 j. with sales of 800
bbls;. thed demand for this ARTICLES quite active.
Hogs hardly sotbuoyant, and holders more svillss.
ing to sell; So, q may be called the quotation
Tor average size, Sthoughsas high as So, 40 was
paid for some large ones. No change in Pro
visions; less doing for future delivery, and the
market for. closed thers. anne. Eihseed Oil
dull at 79a7l. Groceries active; supply not
equal to demand: Money matters unchanged.
BAL1iaoRE, Nov. 11s--Flour brisk and in de-
mand,H but prices remain unchanged. Wheat
hrmer, butt nchanged, Corn better; old white
IS quoted Mt 75a7S and yellow atss5 and new
white at 70aTl land yellow 75s Provisions firm.
ER5 orr, Nov. 11,=-F1our advanced; saies
10000 lbbls at s. 800 for State! los. 40
oE ; and 81 0qa5. go for thern: Wheat firm.
saies nSsinlpeFtants Corn heavSS sales 600
bus bus ct s55a75 PoTk firm at $50 for,tuess
and IS g. e Tor prime Lard firm. 6rn
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-24

tpelde CT befebli9te, 5wiiden Sultanpur unb
Tp5abao ron elnem ftdrfen SnlurSentens@o rpS
iiberrumpelt, melhem iie einen bibiseu &an,pf
liefern muBte. Der Drisaoe. General, pelder
ben Vefebl fibrte, purDe redt5eltiS 9euuS in
&enntniB selett, UNI ieine NucroaunSeu treffen
gu fSnnen. Nu6oem er feline Iruppen aui9elteIt
bate, lieB er auf elmer 9iinlli5 8eleSeuen AnbS;
BE bret Worier aufte0en, UNI Die feinpliAe
6lanfe gu beltrei9en. Die @eiAuee, welde
gu ctelerB ltterie pienen lo0ten. mlren auf elnen
@lepb1nten, Nauen5 &ubcbar< UtoQ H., 9ell<
Den, Elm Jtdme, meldea feline Wtutter bereitS
berllbmt III Snoten 9elna6t bate. Nadcem
DE Wt6rler at8.laoen waren, nurben lie ouise
lteut, uno Der elephant pcltirte {ibJ einiae
Sdr:tte welter btnten.a Scr &annpi tea1nn !;
Die Satterie ~erSfnete ibr Teuer muo .uerurl adlte
Dem 6elnfe SrpBen Gd1anen. Ou bic Snlurz
9enten laben; aoaB le pereinselt mar, bel6lcllen
he, oieielbe 5l lehwen unc riiften in Wlense
aut tie roc Die @aslluber bielten 1ia gut u.
leefen tbrGeuer fort, aber bolo erlitten lie ourh
oaS &leln9epebrf 8eaer Der SniurSenten i4Uere
8erlulte. $50 raaig sa j
Der elephant, wel6er ben &f auImerts
Jam p~erfolste, fab baB bic Nrtiaerilten fielen
uno erlest wercen uluBten. llm lih niibllA gu
MAIDEN, nabm er in ben WunitionS. Wasen lihts
Don Der Natterte Die &artu(hen uno reldte ie
nit ietnem 0aiel ben Srlpaten bin, fir weIGe
oteIe 0ulfe iebr 9elesen fam. Ser Seinb riidts
Mlttlerwelle INNER ror. MihtSos ltoDentser
SelanSues ben nod lbrisen brei llrtiaerilten, cie
,19slduee nad) etnanoer 5l laeen, werluf liz
-Enarteten, uni bic Teihoe nit emer Salpe 3u
emptanSen ais le ale orei tSDtli9 s%etrOfieu
[tlelep. Der &anpnier. melAer pie 9upte blsit
ttef i'm 6alen :u3u 9alie, mein tapisrer au.
booar ]" Ser elephant naberte liA, laBte pie
Slinte nit Dem Gfiil(el uno ~leuerte oas erlte 9e
blts ab tpcourG Die Snlursenten ltusis NUT
oetr. Gr mac chen in 8e9rlffs, gum Sweiter
Wtale Seuer gu 9eben, olS 5wei5nianteriesScm
PaSnieelt. pelde Der Satterie gu 9alfe 9elAid
pcroeH ipare11 Md einem beItiSen Sampf
Die SnlurSenten 5urif brinsten. Dieter s3ul
: tptro III einem Bsridte peS General gcmmil
: larS Der enBli9en Arnee iber ben 3ultano pes
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Snpisu erSablt. lie
? 5brt9enS micmet audi General Napier III leineu
tE2Serfe rber Die inolden &rlese benz Sereienlt
: Der Glspbanten etn belcaoere0 Capitol, uno e
, 1T befaant, baB i5poersAti, Der Blter ces Be
, ribnten Slppcs Sdib, leiite NeftuuS III cine
'iS4ladt seSen bic Wtabratten I'M SABRE 176'
: nnr Der Slu99eit uno Dem Wtutbe zines leine
! Glepb1nten Ueroanfte. eias ,'n.-
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Eele9rapbtCcDe Nacbricbtet,
8trtAttt ben Bal ttmpre GDeder."

j Waibtnstrn, %. Stunt. Der meris
caniide @eianote iteGt es gang entiaieDen in
Atrsoe, oaB DericO Sonora Derfaufen wia. s'a
New> Oorf, %. Stunt. Die ,Yerlia",
oeren NaAtidten idOn pom Cape 0face telesra=
pbild beridtet %tpu,ren, fam seltern 9taAt II
ubr bier an. u ~ 0oha 4iii.
'@e BORT, 90. SUM. pie veitp Of
Baltimore" rOn 9iperpoOl, fam bier p,elen
DtorSen an. Sbre 9taAriAten lino our9 bic
Der Yerlia iberbclt. Is a1ea m4 ,4-
Ilbanp, % SUM, .@s berrl9t bier B c,
fen Abeno cine 9rcBe 6euerS6runit. Mebrere
2uln6erz2ErbS. iSabrifen. cine &nbfan- Q arh II
|oaS Sra9toepOt Ter Central: 8abn Iteben IN
6lamnen. re.a.a al
YtttSfielb, Maik, %. SUM. Die
Papiermihle BON Ylattner & Smitbi in See
brannte beute nleoer. Serlult 100000; meiit
b ritdert. mbinia@ .atsas 100 q saat.
ct, 9ouis, %. SUM. Sin 8risf an
Den uJfepublican" ia9t. paB Capt. Marep nur
nod Is Ea9ereilen BON Camp Scott lei.
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GmrppdtIbe Nacbriebtem.
D@n9 +.

Die beiOcn Sdiiie uNsameu,uon" unb Nt1.
CARA, melde Den rnterieeilden &ele9rpbeu le=
gen iollen, fubreu am TO- SUM BON Ylpuoutb
ab. sic wolen nit Se9elfraft nad Der Wtitte
oeS Oceans fabren lHlo man erwartete, baB fe
bort am 20, SUM nit Der @inlenfunS oeS Ora
tbes iDiiroen Beginner fSnnea.7. Ml8oann fSnnte
Die 2esunB iAcrt gu @uce pieier Gber gnfans
Der liddlten Wcde pollenbet iein. @ollte lt9
Die Iblabrt Der Sdiffe, wie eS BEL 4u.3ehpuEa
Der bloBen Sesetfrait p~abrldeinli1 senug 1T,
per5o5ert baben, 10 riro bod Der Telearapb.
,pern letne 2esups iiberbaupt piesmal ldon aee
lln9t lpatens aHl 4, Snli, Dem 80. Sabrestaoe
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Ser NsDrDcr SEES Serrn Sdr.

Der Bandit S2qpHme8 McRee lpurOe
bon Der @ruuD Sarq in EittSburs bersits In
Nntla9eltanp perisBt. Die Sntlage loutet uui
WlOrO. QBie Die eCrtiSen 8lGtter meloen, if
WtcGee Elm freezer 8url9e uap benintmt fidy
0eSen DleJentSen, relde in Die Sail fpmnlen.
I'M i'm gu ioentif3ren, nit Ser la3rSRtsn Sc,
nteinbeit. @iner ietnsr Sameracen wiI anaebs
lid beldwSren, baB er in Der Natt rom s. au,f
9. Stunt nit ibm Sasten 9elpielt pupp eine S.
mill be5eusen, baB ers bic Jta4t bel ibr suse,
braHt babe. ShGneS 8plt casa 8aa2 sar
lebrIsens mebren lih bic BeweiIe seSeni ben
blntl9en S4urfyn, Mebrere Deutlde t0nnen
be5euSen, Dag .er, fur5 ebe Bar nieOerseIdlasen
nuroe, IN Der Sierbale i'm Atbeudum mar, unD
3eu9e bat ibn unmittelbar pOrber unten an
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Sranteu umD xetDenDen!
DR.. Swayne's .' '"
5uluuhnen5eietter Sprup BON @i(bfirI6en I
NuEcrDr0enilicbc Rur.

yrtnt Npds. 5rtcbrt9 Co., Nt.
Dr. Smanne- gBertber 6err Gs ais cine NHiht 40.
gen bas Yabittunt b%strabtenb. 3ualeid dber, UNI SUD oereSt
III fem, nil ID .@u& NIT eiusr mid ieIbf bstrsfenhea Sar n y
InBIploeAtF9 petaf u fna6en, as jemals etne nieber ae drte.
ven murfe. Snt leyte" DIT ser bate IT, cine farfe 8rufsr.
taf nns, ars lOslAer f6 t.nG Gtpur b.iSete bas i'd ou% Ssn
I I 9en l'ttte HE, bic ainnerIi@ nnb ar 5trlt8 usf SSIstm
pdiltrtn ne duu bur6 bic Otfauna in m einsr gsrna . S -
l@etn eno NIT 8rpBer Hei6tietet baBet bate i'd Sos mnh
Ma0t etns1 pe ltsea paiten, ssrlpr bea Npgetit unb rur6e
,rps sah,aI,s, ~ os meins assite ale SUfnuna ~aufsaben
in bte.sm eleaoen 3unanb bl:eb i@ cine lance 3stt' bs Id an !,
.lasm 0ertepe e99ena8ert mar, nnb fir mid oQe SONnuSa
otelen wuncerpolsn &aren 9eleien bate, bic @Her - n
a M menetitster Sprup ppn gB
l4en" ,berpOrbra9te, 70. fStdte ID sieis fir fanf sot ! !
ma9 0a'..msfs, Gne ns NIT benz @ebrau& berfslben an. 8n
pTsS y. q VS. ..ss+ 80" oS:'s:" u : - tt ssit.. mem nsr Is Sa USaa
nsssr faaf Sabre fab serFVFen unS,nv6 Bin ia pin o.s,u
per Maan ss Gut oieisn Sag, ben .. Stunt 1855. Sd Bin IN
is 3 ,s ses - gsaaten MOT s men Sas trant sepefsa unS BE-
Der untsrfdrtsbsns "a NIT abcmes Pt = S s,n1n
Sd Ietra SSstteAf yetn,. N ,s s. S,s DSsn %aneeeesbsa, bstaftet mar.
VI TT eth ~~arst8es gtitsleb Der @efsaiasft. :" N0""'''
mts U. Durbprpw.
san X Yanpt res oeriiner 8rehss Der 8althmore 9pnferrm
3S~ w ta1n De Peilbartett Der Nus,ebruuo bs,me;ssIS
na@bem er elm 3eueniB pte bs pbise aelefen BAT ''S"e4eH'
%s 9iot nur elae suostldBtse 8ubereitune Don gDtIbfirshsn
uno bic etn3t8t Bic Don c etnem prSentliGen Mr,t, ntsa NV !!
gDtibcrlben." lI.HJ - sN'S" SsFuP ppH
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id 10y" w sSaasn SVt gtpsS aus osnsn Sebrau3e. f4 setsten, nam.
%brlfhsrett, bausr 5ufen, 8lutfpefe en-. Ssicsrfs"Itt @as.
Sttnme, Settenfe@en p6er Bruffdner,en. aelHmSHts Grss
Gtsaten SGteen UftBbrau1 bon Colonel rnb anhersn Il, Ia
gInl Her5IopIen pcer Serdtranfbett, fselnbe Oehuna pber
&ntsunoun8 Der Reble, &c. Seine ~rabrbaften GiornI%o stsn
oeretUern uno retnt8sn os Ylut, unb unterbalten BE Traft
W0 Der Nppettt-ffplt. - @ueinieer 0erferttAer
ar. = u a . n c unb Gpbn
nr.1 v gPrtp Z epenth @treet. uber nom m orF
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Der gbure iteben ieben, no ct iid benz GrmOr-
oeten 9eseniber fir einen 8cli3eisS ffi5lanten
aus9ab. Wtit benz Gerlud lelner Sameraoen
uno 6reuuDe, Elm 9libt 81 bemsiien, wirD es
alto nidts fem ia es Ditften liA icsar mslde
lei einem etpaisen be,arti9en Veslude in eine
&lemme ~brinsen, fir peren IuSsans I'M Sri
miral9eleebud Scrfebr 9etrcffen lit.
Der wadere (republifaniide) uBittSb. 8rei=
beitslrsuno" lift unablaBi9 bemibt, weitere 8e,
meiie fir Die Sdulp WtcSee'S aufSubrinsen.
Nud fanD 9eltern Mbeno I'M NtGendum %oaielblt
cine Seriammluns ltatt, in welder cine Som
mittee our enerSilden 8etreibuuS Der Nu9ele.
Aenhelt Aem1hlt murre.
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Der 91ihter 6 a 0 rb an Der Criminals
Court pes DiftrifteS @clumbia la9te lebten
Mpntaa in leinem 8ortra9e an bic c@ranb
Surb H.. a. Solaenoe8 ~ Die &ei9ung gu Strae
R%entumulten unp 3ipt8, bic in ben leBten Sab
rem ui9t nur in Balbin9tcu, lcnoern aaentbals
ben 10 iebr lberbauc 8enpmmen bat IT 6eraoe
fir II 2ano am entebrenOIten; oen1 iplr
baben unS ni6t, mie onnere VGlfer, unter be-
Ihrdnfenoe unr oridenpe @eleee gu beu9en,
1cnoern bic @hranten unlerer 0elese1 llno 10
melt aeapaen, raR mir nnS un8enlrt uuc Trel
borin femeoen fSnnen. Nber TauQen5erei,
Manael an 8ilbuns, 8ernatldBi8un9 Der mo,
ralilhen NuSbllpun9. 9onTs ul1O Houflult ano
- mao Die Oauptquele oleler Nebel lit =
oGnalider Maneet en- dlterliAer DiSciplia uno
Strsnae, baben bic 9esen bas Safer auf9eltea>
ten S6ranfen nieSersewprfen unO pie Dffeutli@
6e 3ueeno 10 gang uno gar unter9raben, Dap
liA cenfenoe WGnner e%rtaunt fra9en, trle oenn
oas AleS nod eneell perDe? Gle unoa iD
fGnneu Snr 8eleitisuns bieler llebel ni2tS tbnti,
ul8 mas unS raS iebt beltebenoe @elee Sors
i6reibt. @infibrung zines ltren9eren @eleses
unp bdrterer StraIen = ba8 lit Sa9lel zines
onoeren 3wei9eS peS @Oupernen'ntS. 90
lanae cine ~perartise ~Gerlddrfun9 nlAt Uor9e,
uOmmen i1, lallen gle uns menislten3 4ues
tbun, mas mir utter ben ieei9en Serbdltnilien
tbun fSnnen. 8raien sic ltrense allie Sbnen
rorliesenoen 6dle, rar1it ieDer S6uloiSe be-
Itraft meroen fam. Oa8 S1uptibel beltebt
in benz Grasen ron 6eaerpuffen unO anoereu
SnItrumenten De8 Iopes; Der al9enaslne @e'
braud p~erielben periebt unS in oaS s3eltdlter
Der 8arbarei 3uriid, mo pa8 8aultre4t itatl
DeS OteulGeuredtes gait. Dieler 8eattlon, Die
un8 in bic finlterlten 3eitalter 5ur~idSulhleben
DrObt, muB init alter Dtadt porseben9t Der'
ben /" @e~
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we uafer;et5hetea limb untsr Der Jirma $. s. n E h unb
Y y. IN 9el@attsperbtnb hung gstretsn, ub baben bas S,ahsr
sen s. ?. Use 81 tenuste Daarenbaus 80. 25 81. Cssns.
nfags' eegenpber WtottfrdBe a emf ct Wt unb einen orSesn rsi%-
9a'tteen Sorr1tb Der b. TEA @rpcerisS, dae 6Orten 9Rsns mr.
Sranolts mite ie IN ipl6sn @ef6dften sefdtrt nsrSen. Sommt.
,.ner ausnapl ru , utfben 6ruGten, weiAt in ieosn, SSns.
pad eeoraaat a.reen, etnaelsst.
VS.' rno TN otanbe unb psrett In SrpB. (gDbplsIole) unb
vi ISerIaaf nnlere eDaarsn gu ben ~biaishen Yreifen 9b,ns
@ap 9nelfer Netfauf) unb labtn bas 9ublitt,n, i =,
alsemetnea en- bsi uns pUrsuipr&en unb lsibf an prlf, m >
80 FHo 8spiB. oag mas ee Eualitdt, ben preis unS BITE @uS.
! emf ansernt tn 1teFssr StaOt sana'a %ou.baIten ptrS. az
o,.47,. =. s. Nets. lL
-JHWtl LIN FlrteE.fT " Pnf gQ * a..I
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2ttm Neffn,rf

&GEs~s 90 @dsr tanD NIT suten @stault6fetteu. JIG WCriIsn
&&iiiii eea Der Staet nate Der ~ganbirabs anb n Der aelun"
1 fsi5 SsseaS, w AGer at her Northern Central.
nj 4 SssfS Se ns. aI1sa SfsS :, y MSss. gut %ansebaat; 1O7 oder
tsnm tn esr StaOt ttnastaul6t; 6 Iderp an Ter o grssg ~,eeas
isp. 20 e Mst'f - HSS sp %iSnat BE- sales 100 adsr am g6aiHns%
aretr. nabe G%anbenfr I In gSeR pomparbnr :. = y gnD-
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9GrtGteeensu @esenben Der Stabt. aUts an nsrmis, = "a ~
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~ Serfaufen. @ 10 f - mn ~ S.ahOtenteH
Api5-S wo 80 ~ ~ TITS,
4 We, MaGfertele Witstb'g ontra fe, 1etamen 6 unb orhsr.
befenS FsfDrat. IN 'l~ulE Oerpeu
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SauhpI3

$500, 900 8ub Sau lno edreincrtol,
zVO ,UOO Sdlnoel uno 2utten gum 8erfouf.
QSir. icnsen bic Nufmerffamfeit punftfihsr eunhs. =. t"ul'
lse sfess MtsOsrlass gsn Sau. UNI 9usSOis BON aaea = Nr hn'
GIaaIttatea une @rOBen. = gtr I&nei6en ~petftanmrn Nm MN
gg.S nan 0efeaaas, unb Itefsrn Senferrabmen. TbSr.n
StaIafanssa une 2Obs!arte't ~ 5abritpreilsn. Spre1sI nm
e INTERN 2SlSnpte, MO. ITO 9i8btfr. Derft e, O6er Cd nm ~
San22-S a-1,Hts- burns Il Sloan
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@nilooe a11s benz Rriea in Snoiem.

Gin @lepbantalS &anpnier. 4a
@encral Sutram i'm Monat Widr5 se9en Sud.
nom Dprriifte, ,purpe cine Der 0eereSldulen,
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lprtGt uno etraS pom YnbdaGen Ser1fsrt, UNI In esneln Sus.
|g11ait ben eaeen ~ beloraea M6bfres in Der Offcs fss
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atusste5 : &utl@et, l Saasfaett, 2 NufWirter, / Ifann um
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Que Diejentsen, wethe beuf&e Sanbnerfer, I,ke;tsr nt
D%tsaitsOtsn sa bsl4aittsen gani&en. fOwie ale SsatfSeu u
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06

provement of the present day. Agricultural socie
ties have done and are doing ininite good yet IN
the Southwest, they apparently looked upon with
Indifference.
At the North the thrcshing machine. the reaper
the planter and the steam pow are the result of the
stimulus of agricultural reunions. Quite US much il
possible for agriculture through the same instri.
mentality. Why do not the planters ofthc South b.,
gin to appreciate their importanccy
Cotton manufactures aud Increase in the number OF
profitable staples at the South will grow out oircgular
meetings oiagrcnliurisis and constant intcrchuga
OF their opinions new stimulus will br afforded
to the productive capaccsof whole Siatcsby thcdif
fusion OF sound experience, and the means Of o.tub.
fishing common policy for the planting interest ar,
afforded by periodic meetings pf this character
While England aud France are making such efforts
10 build up rivals 10 the cotton States It il their in
terest to adopt every possible not only to
maintain their present relation to the manufacturing
industry Of the world, but TO secure their absolute
independence OF any change which time and labor and
capital can effect. What l. Louisiana doing In this
regard? Why should this State, aS well as her neigh
bofs he behind other commonwealth in efforts for
improved culture. and the development Of additional
means ofprosperity IN 0. Picawine,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06
Tbe ,felitima Democrat.
vICE.pREsIDENT BRECKENRlDGE's LETTER.

VERSAILLES. n.y.. Oct. I. lS5s.--Dcar Sir: | re-
ceivcd this morning your letter of the 2sh and 29th
ultmo. written as Chairman of the Democratic State
Committee OF Illinois. also one from Mr. V. llckox.
who informs me TINT he is member OF the same
Committee. My absence from home will account for
the delay of this answer.
In these letters IL Is said that | nm reported to
have expressed desire that Mr. Douglas shall defeat
Mr.. Lincoln, in their contest for seat in the Senate
Of the United States aud willingness to visit Hi
nos and make public speeches In aid OF such result
and II these reports true. am invited to deliver
addresses Mt certain points in ih" state
The rumor Of my readiness to visit iliinol and AT.
dress the people in the present canvass Is without
foundation. did not propos, to lcav" Kentucky for
The purpose of mngling in the political discussions
in other States The two or three speeches which !
delivered recently in this state, rested on peculiar
grounds, which need not now discuss.
The other rumor TO which you refer IL true |
have often In conversation expressed the wish that
Mr.. Douglas may succeed over his Republican com
pcitor. But IL is due 10 canlor to say that th pre-
ference is not founded on his course at the late
sion ofCongrcss. and would not exist If supposed il
would bc construed ns an Endorsement Of the attitude
which he then chose Ia assume towards his party. or
ofal the positions he has taken in the present can
vass IL Is not necessary to enlarge on these thing
viii only add. that my preference rests mainly on
these considerations That the Kansas question prac
tically cnach-that Mr. Douglas in recent speeches
has implicitly declared his adherence 60 The regular
Democratic party organization that he seems 10 be-
tlm candidate Of the Illinois Democracy and the most
iotmdah" opponent IN that state Of the Republican
party, and tha, on more than one occasion dnring
his public life h" has defended the nion of the States
aud the rights Of the States with fidelity, courage
and great ability.
have not desired 20 say anything upon this or
any other Sdli"ct about which difference may he
supposed to exist IN the political family hut did not
feel at liberty 10 decline answer TO the courteous
letter oi your Committee
With cordial wishes for the harmony of the Illinois
democracy. and the hope that Your great State.
which ha- never yet given a sectional vote may con.
Time true 10 our constitutional Union
! am, very respectfully. your obcdi"n' servant
JOHN g. BRECKINRIDGE.
Hon. JomN MoulE Chairman of the Committee
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06

a WoMiS MARRIED AGAINST IIEn WILI.-Dr Dean
Of VT. Sterling. KY. recently took bis sister and
Miss Wilson the latter years of age, 10 Paris, and
leaving his sister At that place, started with Miss "
for Mnysyilr. Arrived there they crossed the river
to Aberdeen when squire Shelton stepped on bonrl
and married The couple. Miss Wilson l. worth alO-
900 which the Doctor wished TO secure. They re.
turned TO Maysvlir and the Doctor took his bride ia
room. whore he indnlgcd IN some liberties with her
which canscd her TO scream and escape from him.
The affair became known and the Doctor made Il mar
row escape from being lyncdei, and was forced TO
give up ShrtonS marriage certificate. Miss Wilson
says She never intended TO marry him. She was sent
home and the Doctor thought it advisable to start in
another direction.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06

TnE MORTALITY N NEW OELEANs.-Thc whole mum.
bnr OF intcrncnts for the week ending Sunday the
3lst inst. at o'clock, A. ". was 33S. OF these Ia
died of yellow fever decrease OF ~ from the record
Of the preceding week.
The total number of deaths for the thirty hours
ending Monday, the lst inst was u.
The deaths for the twenty four hours, ending Tues
day at noon, were reported to be "a