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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

GERMAN FESTIVAL IN New YoRx.-There was
a large turn out of the German military and
civic associations at jones' Wood, New York,
on Monday last the occasion being festival
given by them in aid ofthe fund for the erection
of monument to the memory of Baron Steu-
ben. Some 5000 people were on the ground,
and the exercises consisted of vocal and instru-
mental music, dancing, gymnastic feats and
drinking lager. Addresses in German, were
made by DR.. Frosch and Messrs. Fuster and
Strive. The festival was to continue over
Tuesday, when there would be prize shooting
on the ground, as well as other interesting exer-
cises. No doubt large fund was realized fol
the erection ofthe monument.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
Another SAYS:

WHEAr Growing IN WHARF.-THE New Har.
mony (Indiana) Allocate states that Mr.. John
Wilsey, of that place, has twenty acres of bot.
tom land in wheat, which was beginning to
flower when the river commenced covering the
land upon which it was growing. For five
weeks the water has remained upon it to tho
depth ffrom six TO twelve inches, during which
time the wheat has matnred. and, in the opin-
ion of good farmers, who have examinedit, the
grain is equal to any raised on the hills. but
owing to the recent rise in the river, it will be
impossible to harvest in the bottoms this sum.
mer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

TnE OCEAN Exciting Business.
Laying the cable is very exciting business for
those engaged in it The electricians Office is
watched constantly with feelingof interest,
every one dreading to hear that ;the continuity
is lost" A gentleman who was aboard the
Niagara during the mid-ocean experience,
writes:
We approach the electricians Office with a
feeling Of dread, lest any momentsome one may
rush out to inform the engineers that the con-
tinuity is lost. Let one of the operators enquire
for either Of the principal electricians, and in
few minutes he will have crowd Of eager en-
quirers about him. all anxious to know if there
is anything wrong with the cable. Talk ofthe
mental excitement of the gambler in comparison
with that state of anxiety and suspense in which
the mind is kept while the process Of paying
out the cable is going on.
Another says:
The scene at night was beautiful. Scarcelya
word was spoken; silence was commanded, and
no conversation allowed. Nothing was heard
but the peculiar rafting of the machine as the
cable was running out The music was singu-
lar, without variation; while the lights about
deck and in the quarterback circle-it was the
first we paid out-gave brilliancy to the scene
Some forty or fifty lanterns illuminated the
decks. Each time that it was announced the
continuity had stopped, it seemed to paralyze
all who heard the sad news.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
EREADLHoiae4TT TIER on Every PAGE
TnE oRors.-Ne have been out through the

TnE CRoPs.-We have been out through tho
neighboring country lately, and find that the la
lnent of the farmers, in regard to the failure Of
the crops, isnot all without reason. The country
does not look in the most prosperous condition.
The wheat, owing to the weevil and rust is
failure to great degree. The oats has been
struck with russian occurrence which we never
before heard Of; while the :ye and barley are
scarcely average crops. The corn presents no
very fattering prospects, and will not be more
than bare average; as to fruit, it is entirely
out of the question in this region. We saw or
chards which generally yield large crops, in
which there will not be FIVE bushels of apples
all other fruit is in the same condition; peaches,
plumbs, cherries, pears, &C., seemed to have
abandoned the country. The very trees Of the
forest seem to be blighted. There will be a
reasonably good crop of hay.
This condition of things is very deplorable at
this time, more particularly when we hear from
all points Of the Union the same dismal cry.-
The commercial and manufacturing interests of
the country having for some years been in m.
exceedingly depressed condition, the hope of the
country was that, as matters in that regard
were looking little brighter, a couple of good
crops would serve greatly to bring the c0un.
try again to lively and prosperous position
more particularly when, in early spring, ma
ture, smiling, promised much of plenty. a
protective tariff, and bountiful yield from mo-
Their earth, is what is requisite to insure pros
perity to the nation. Either Of them will do
it to some extent, butlboth must concur to
make good the work. We are deprived Of the
former, and looked hopefully TO the latter
1t would have warded OFF the impending doom
Of scarcity and want until, perhaps, we were
enabled to institute now regimen in regard
TO the former of the causes of our prosperity.
AS it is, We will be obliged to seek refuge in
economy and frugality-"suffer and be strong."
until brighter day dawns upon us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

GES. HArpIsoN's LOG CARlN BURxED.-The
"old Log Cabin" so famous in political history,
has gone atlast! 1t was the residence of Gen.
eral Harrison at North Bend, about Is miles be.
low Cincinnati, when he was nominated for
President, and was made famous by thousand
songs inthe campaign ofls50. 1t took fire aud
was totally consumed on Sunday morning last
1t was occupied by Colonel William II. H. Tay-
lor, (who married daughter of General IIarri.
SOM and family, and it was stated that such
was the rapid progress of the fire and so late its
discovery, that the members of the household
barely escaped in their night clothes. Ofcourse
nothing was saved in tho way of furniture or
documents, and the probability is, that many
valuable papers. left by President Harrison,
together with articles cherished as relics Of the
Old Hero, and of the early history the West,
have been destroyed with the building.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
Farm For Sale.

TIME subscriber, living Roberts Ridge, Marshall
i county, Va, viii offer for sale
'CharSdnY. Ihe 96ih day of AuguRES 1858,
At 10 o'clock M the premises the farm on which he
resides being situated about eight miles from Mounds
Ve and about three miles from the river containing 1891
acres joining lands Of Hamilton MOnteeth William Bower,
and others.
TERMS known the day OF sale. Possession will
given time seed this fall Said farm has about fifty
acres cleared and two houses it-One heWed log
house, cooper shop and frame house. Also, good
watered and situated in good neiShbOrhood.
julyS0-1tw* JOHN REEoB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

RExARxARLR CASE OF DROpsx.--we pub
lished, a few days since, an account of case of
drppsy in the east, in which eleven gallons of
wster had been taken from the patient, and
stated that it was the largest amount ever taken
from one patient A resident of Lexington,
KY, in whom we have every confidence, states
that within two miles of that place, there is a
Miss Dickinson, who was afflicted with dropsy
and from whom, during last summer, DR.. E. H.
Dudley, of Lexidgton, KY, drew seventeen gal.
Ions of water. Before the operation the lady
measured six feet around the waist. Her age
is about twenty years. She is still alive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
PRIVATE SALE OFVALUABLH FARMS
Enthe NeEzhboraooho OF Wheeling.

HE subscriber offers for sale the well known Glendale
Il Farm which has been sub-diyided Into small
tracts which will be sold separate or together to suit the
purchasers. Each farm Is well fenced and contains fair
proportion Of arabic and woodland Each farm Is well
and the rough lands admirably adapted for the graz
zinR Of sheep cattle.
Farm No. 1-contains1T 6 acres. The buildings are
in good repair consisting of fine stone dwelling stables
barns house &C., and orchard Of the
most choice fruit, and in good bearing condition.
Farm No. 2-Oontains III acres. The buildings con-
sst OF tenants house, good barn. and good stables
Farm No: Contains l16 acres. Buildings ten.
ants house. The land In this tract Il superior.
Farm No. A-Within Elk miles OF Wheeling, contains
"a acres, and has on It dwelling house and stable.
Farm No. 3 is principally hne timber land In this
there are 2i5 acres.
ofCharles Kemple In Marshall county, and within six miles
OF Wheeliug.
Farm We is also hill farm, well improved, and IN
high state Of good house, good barn and
stable, and fine fruit.
The above property lies within eight miles Of Wheeling,
Wheeling Greek, and miles from Mrs. CTuRer's.
TERMS OP SALE-One-EOurth cash, and balance In
Eve equal annual bearing interest from day Of
salenteres payable annually Deferred payments
red by deed Of trust on the property.
further particulars enquire OF the subscriber the
premises, Of james r. Bnker Esq., Wheeling, and ia
cob Goodng, Esq, Elm Grove.
july2s-sm Elm Grove P. o.. Ohio Co., Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

a CLERGYMAN Of country village desired
his clerk to give notice that there would be no
service in the evening" as he going to oficiate
for another clergyman. The clerk, as soon as
the service was ended, called out-'iI am desired
to give notice that there will BIO no service this
afternoon, as Mr. --'s going fishing with
another clergyman"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
New Advertisements.
GARDENING.

NIHE subscriber offers number ofacres, suitable land
i four miles from the city, the National Road-for
Gardening purPoses Vegetable fruit raIsing) VIII
lease for a number OF years favorable terms.
iuly3o-1m TTIOS. HORNBR00K.
omceNo 11s1F, Main street, up stairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

TnE HOG UuoLERA IN GIBsOs, IsDrASA.-The
Princeton Clarion continues to describe the raw.
ages Of tho disease as undated, in that section
of country, cutting down big and little, fat and
lean, with but'few premonitOry symptoms. 1t
: "The heaviest hog raisers have lost from three
fourths TO four-fifths of their stock. We hear
of few cases where recovery is expected of the
remnant of drove infected, but left in con.
dition not very aattering for the making. of
pork this season. Every public road seems to
be strong with the stencil from,the rotten car
cases left to moulder and decay near them; and
some of the branches are running with greasy
water where the carcasses have been thrown in,
"a convenient place to get rid Of them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

THERE is only one bad wife in the world, and
every crusty husband thinks that she has fallen
TO his lot
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
THAN 500, OoOBOTTLEi
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGL AND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. O. J. WOOD, FOR RE.
storing hair perfectly and permanently yet
had rival Volume after volume ght given all
parts Of the world, and from the intelligent prove
that II 10 perfect RsStOrdtics but read the circular and
you cannot doubt; read also the following:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

PARsox BRowxLow, of Tennessee, is to hold
a public discussion on the slavery question in
Philadelphia, commencing on the 9TH of Sep
TENDER next His antagonist is Rev. A. Pryne,
editor of the Ohio Retormer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
CHARLES W. GRAHAM,

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
SUCCESS Or TO a M rs II ANNRR.
NH undersigned would inform the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
scriptIon formerly Owned by DR.. james Tanner he
viii continue to carry the Drug business in all ts
branches He most respectfully Eollcs continuance OF
the public patronage which has heretofore been literally
towards this old and well known establishment.
It will be his aim keep everything, Of the purett kind
and the lowest price, usually bR found in well fur
nished Drug establishment.
Prescriptions carefully compounded from the purest
Medicines, CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
No. 20, cor. Main and Webster SsS.,
myl9 Centre Whselipg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
For Rent.
For Rent.

T7HE Store. Room on Main street, North Wheeling, Q,
rnerly occupied by 8. D. Woodrow. PoT termS appl
to lnh19l GEORGE b. WlChHAh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
DENTISTRY.

inform the public tbatthy
have associated themselves together Tor the practice
and Union sts) where they viii be happy 10
their friends and all others wishing the services o.
DENTIST.
ants late DR.. Hulen and the senior partner h9
been constantly engaged in the himself for thE
last eleven years daring he
the United States and has famarised himself
with their operating They there
feel being able to give entire satSacton
to all who may favor them Withtheir patronage
ABR. ROBERTSON, II. D.
wheeling, nov. IS, 1857. JAMES ORR.
N. B-Messrs n. o. take pleasure In referring, byP
mission to the following gentlemen:
H. L. Weed, D. D.: Hon Geo. ". ThompBon sHna AND
Caldwell Morgan Nelson, ESQ.,, B. n. Eon, Esq, DR. John
Prissell, ". J. Bates, DR.. R. II. CumminsI Dr. E.
HfldFeh, DR.. Todd Talant DeapIain, John Enoteu
Esq, McClalens, Knox Co., Marsh Taylor noVlS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
For Rent.

c1ToRE ROOMS oFFIoEs. DWELLINGS, Frame Brick,
In The 5th Ward In the second and third story
~ good business house and small Hall 20 v Is feet
Building for sale orlease on favorable ieTIHI apPy
ONCE No. 11s1<, Main Street, between Monroe and
P s.-Ind in my absence from the city apply to
r. II. HUBBELL,
;ea-1y No. % Monroe stFeet-Up stairG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

~ The HAm-People have for centuries been AFFLICTED
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore known
has been those abomnable wigs. By discovery
Wood these articles being dispensed WITH
have been often imposed upon by Hair Tones of
en kinds To all such persons earnestly make the
quest that they will again, for in Woods
tive there Is tuc thing fall. We know Of lady who
vas bald who used the article short time, and
covered completely with the tniest and beautiful
rapidly falling which greater perec
ton than It had been before.
is also without doubt Of the best articles for keep
ing the hair In good condition, making It glossy
removing dandrud and has itself greatest
my to all the fills that hair is heir to.
Is the duty Of every 70 improve their persona
Pearanee though some may dar In regard to the ways
doing It; but every will admit beautiful head OF
hair either in man IS object to be de.
sired and there are that should be LEFT untred
to obtain such consideraton.-C WOHsda's A1Tocate
Philadelphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29
For Rent.

uIUAT desirable property near Mt Wood Cemetery
known 81 the King property. The dwelling eontHlrs
Snfdcient accommodations for large family The lot
eontainS two acTes, which could be made good mkes
Garden Also good orchard &c and all lately ercI6Ied
With an excellent fence. For terms apply TO
nh8O-tf a. y. hOLLlhEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

TIME large three story Brick building the Store
Bridge in the Fifth Ward, and now occupied by JeISes
Bullard, as boarding house. Possession given on the
Also the in the building, occupied
as q shoe store by John Rankin. Apply 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

TnE Lara A1x1N1srRArlox NESTING ny GH1cA-
oo.-The call for the late Administration meet
ing in Chicago Was signed by 3s9 names. The
organ of tho Little Giant gives the following
.is..;E,,. t;o,, of.those asu,es. }5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

wAIIARD. Mass, Feb $, 1857.
PROF.. o: > WOOD 9O-Geotf: Having realised The
finding my hair growing thin, Weil gray j vas in
duced from what read and heared try the article
pared by you TO promote its growth change It's color
as was In YOUTH both Of which has effected competeIy
IN the operation have used nearly three bottles.
. Yours &C., JAMES FRANCIS
O. j. WOOD Co, Proprietors, s12 Broadway, NewYo rk
ket St, 81. LouIa, No. . -N "a "tAE-
And sold by al good Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

C0sHOcFoN, Ohio, Nov. II, 1856.
o. J. WOOD CO-Gents: As 1 have been enRaEeti In
selling your Hair Restorative the for one Of
your local agents (R b. Haekinson and having expert
tain for the State Of Ohio some state in the
West, Hhould wish to make such arrangement "a
am CONVINCED there t. A0ig equal to e In tie Ufted
Safes for reetorfH0 te htr Ihaye engaged IN the
Drug business for several years. and have various
preparations for the hair but have found nothing that
stores the secrettve nvigorateB a.
yours, being fully that your resorati IL
what you represent It 10 be- would Ike to engage in the
sale OF 1t, for am satisfied II must sell. -
You're truly, 8. 7. SToCHNAN.
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Bedford Springs.

OFFICE B. 4 o. R. E. CO.,
WHEELING STATION, July eth, 1885,
DERS0NS visiting the Bedford Springs, purchase
through tickets at this station. Fnre Seven Dollars.
jys-2m J. B. PORD, Agt.
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lust received, Consignment, Auction Rooms, No
e 81 Corner Of Market and Union sts 90 doE sICKELS
TR0WELS, for sale very low by
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-07

Notice is hereby given; Of the faEmatioA
OF Company under tbs Genegal IhecrPo-
ration Law r. the State Of Iowa, called
The Council Bluffs and st. Joseph Railroad
Company, and doing business under said
name.
The principal place Of trausaeting bus +
ness Of said eompaEyis at Couaca Bluffs,
Iowa. ..-.... ...r. .....
The general business Of the Company IL
the building and operating Railroad from
Council Bluffs 10 the NIBsoaTi Stats line,
with such branches sa said Company may
from time to time deem sxpedlent.
The capital stock Of the Company Ia ons
million OF dollars, with the right TO increase
1t to three millions; to be paid BY INSTALL
ments as the Directors may from time 30
time assess and aTdeTJ provided, such ia-
tallments shall not be demanded more than
once in two months, and shah not { at any
one tined exeesd 1--WE per cent, ofindiTid-
aal subscription. PIG ~ r.-. --. g.. .....
This corporation commenced on the 18Th
day Of May, A. D. 1858, to continue fifty
years, with ths right Of renewal.
Tha business Affairs Of The Company are
to be managed BY nine Directors, who shall
eh rose from their own number, President
Vice President and Treasurer. The Board
Of said Directors, shall also elect . sseFe-
tary.
The election Of Directors and other OIL
eers sf the Company, will take place an
aually on the % Monday Of July
The highest amount OF indebtedness Of
the Company, shall not ut any one trass
exceed $3.50 200, until the capital stock Ia
increased and shall not at any one tine az
coed two millions Of dollars
The private property Of Stockholders is
exempt from the payment Of tbs corporate
debts over and above the amount due from
such stockholders on their stock.
g. E, NUCK0LLs, President.
HORACE EVERETT,
Vice President,
s, s. CURTfs, Secretary. 7 a
Coaneu Bluffs Iowa, July q, 1851. t
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-07

kFesh Teas Bio and Java Coffee,
PlaagAElzaa, CFwsAaa,
ClaglAea A. Brown 6gax,
r. Molasses and syrups,
W. Cod Flsh, White Ffah,
w e. @askarsis HsTEings, &
3, aa Tobacco Rise, :. ..
& Pepper; Salt,
-a-. T., soap. SaiSqT asza.
Candies. Vinegar,
d ze WhiaiE eys &C, ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-07

kAT nxCaTEEa IreT 4


whas vii ID " publle ale 10 ne low
IA sasgsanBAbls AldaeEs sa y eansad&y 90
~ NV u Angast nexss y me eilss z y.
IA shssnaans 5paEe AZ p0tss - asals -.
81 ann liz hpase y 10 o'clock a. ~. and
. cketeek n Mss khe akgglng NJ 70 KolIsS.
lnE aisehsz, - asRasHp 80 ssysgsseBlsa-
LaEsian IL rntsawzstRmls a0Mnfys Iowa. w.
wit
nlash d.. 1. ID secelana ae and %, tewm~
n il IA. magsh * ranRs 81 sFpst, 4G2I fest
anas Kapx feek wiae N Go bottom, sgE~
ngleh ~. !. 81 ssekaan xa sowaship yey
Faage "a woo. 1A:aa kaa8 I4SlRs 2 eeet vide
| 81 hstf.sss. ks,sszz slsne 81 cable yasas.
E3ltNs Mm n IN ssEfaom d. townaAzap -
saaax4 ~ SkAs faet langs 3 feet wiaa IS
hsfsnna. esrsalnsra@ 40a9 eabae yards.
nEs6M No. Is NC. 24s town %, Fangs ~,
- Essa gaag, Sfssk " bastem. eoakaamias
On HmAAE ssRaas
Dlteh us. i. ~ asgglDaa Is and 80, sown-
shAHn u. TasMa All $50 fees Iang, fsss
wise s. bekEn - eaaka aiming 8a09 enbic ydas
2aT y9xgla II Hssirh ia so b paid By tbs core
noF sslos x ne ctr of CouaeiI Bluff.
Tsgs8 ssssaSA We Ditch No ., on sections
| III and "A, sswnahsp r. EAags a, % extanA
from the base sfake 20 station Nc DO 600
FEET long, feet wide 1t the botsom, con-
Emfning 8Tll6 cable yards q
section No 3. q Ditch No Q. from sta
| ton No 70 to station Ne &c, Leo Feet 90
isAgth, feet vida IL betteaa, CansainEng
aaSa sahln yardss
| Ditch Ne !, aectian ., township "a, gsn@e
AZ, 1909 feet II Iength, seeEwfds al bot
tea, containing ga cubic Yarda.
The slope of the ahoss DikeAss 30 Be
| eatward from the bottom on each sids, one
/ hak horfzontalto one vertical.
Ihs natsrial b be deposited ak least Il
inches clear from tbs edge az the Ditshs
and 10 be deposited Oh aiIheF or beth skdse
OF the ditch according to the directions oz
ths Drainage GommisaicasEs OF thu Eagi-
nssE Ia charge.
Also, Lsgss No /, on ssetioa &, township
/ r. ReFth eE range 40, on thle bark Of Nus
| qaata lFssk, BOD feet In leaethy rs feas wida
/ 1t ton. with si0pe On each side of Ii hes-
| lzonkaftu oHs vertical, containing 9Ig enDFe
| yards the slope GA each side 10 bansskay
And eompaetly sodded ayaE with sasaeh
! pxalrie sod; the material Cor the c0nsErae-
/ tEpn q this LsYes, lie tobe had within $50
feat of the work.
Plans and proflss may bs sean b. eaIAng
at the otFee Of the DFatnsgs comniasEonsf
| Ia coancls Bluffs, at say time sftsE ths Sth
day eE July last, l..
The work TO be completed within ninsty
I aaysfrom the day Of iettiag.
Gsod and suiEieient Bonds viii be EsquiT-
ed In double the snoaat FOR the eompisiioa
Of The contract. ..... - .......
The work to be paid for in orders upon the
Swamp Land Fund, which orders ara Es-
esivabla la payment tor swamp Lands.
ID. 8. JACKSON,
Drainage CommissioueT
Dated AZ CoaaeA Binds, Iowa, this 9th
| aaY az July. 1858. va