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nemocratic Platform.

Democratic Platform ~.
As We intend to have something to
say in reference to the principles of the
20 called Democracy of Iowa, We give
their ."platforn,," as we find it in the
Weekly Davenport State Democrat, Of
July sth, 1858. We have not time or
space to make any lengthy comments mp
on il 1t this time. ~ a* 81
The FIRST resolution re-endones the
Cincinnati platform, which it says is
''broad enough and strong enough to
support every true patriot in the ma
ton" It should have said Office holder
and Office seeker, instead Of patriot, then
We could have believed il; for while Blu
ehanan and Douglas, both Of whom are
4ksayes, if the other 10 to be believed,
stand upon IL, we know not why the rest
Of the crew cannot.
The second resolution, we heartily en-
dorse. The Republicans are working for
national principles and measures, which,
when carried out, as they are sure to be,
will unite this nation SO firmly that even
southern Democrat will not be found 10
desire its destruction. We all believe
in maintaining the rights Of the States,
except those Democrats who endorse the
bred Scott decision, which guarantees
the right Of the STAKEHOLDER to hold his
slaves in any State Of the Union, no mat
ter what the State constitution or laws
may say, The decisions Of the judicial
tribunals should be respected" when
they arc respeetotte, and submitted to;
bat that, as the Democrats would have
us, believe, it is wrong to criticisc and
expose the fallacy Of the decisions Of our
courts, we do not believe. If the people
cannot express their opinions on such
matters, We might better have constitu-
tional monarchy, for in England they
can freely discuss all such questions.
The eth resolution condemns s1the ag-
itatiou Of the slavery question" This
is hike TIE cry Of "etop thief BY the
real culprit, in order TO mislead the
crowd. The slavery agitators are the ma
tional Democrats who seek to torce slave
~ upon a nominally free people. These
forcing measures we expect TO resist to
the last. II that produces agitation"
the Democracy are responsible.
The main features Of the sixth resolu-
ton are taken from the speech Of VIM.
II. Seward, Republican Senator, and i
endorsed by nine tenths Of the people Of
the Union.
The seventh and eighth resolutions We
commend to the careful consideration Of
thoss Douglas Democrats who have de-
nosncsd the President. Will they vote
for men who support the administration
We shall see. 8. .s syeI
We viii leave the resolutions rclstive
to State policy, for another time, when
We win show the falsity Of the charges
therein usade. s dill
We would call attention to the follow.
ing resolution, which WAS offered IN the
State Convention, BY Mr.. Gillespie, the
r.te Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
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The enly Fall Course Me,
legc In Iowa.

0C Why u I'll vVut ~ My .fiip tnl.
lege In Iowa
II il the design Of the propric,. these Col.
leges 10 spare no expense in mak. 4pse model
Institutions, s1ofding the most adj lc facilities
'0I youhs men W quaiiiy lhehlSet 'py respon.
sible positions in life.
The course Of instruction is as ,rongb and
completely practical as that of a., b.. a,jiar inst,
tuition in the Union; comprising ..ucal ear.
cises in
= BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTS.
adapted TO every department of ira commerce
misunderstanding the be- inns in use
among the most eminent establish ms engaged
individually or in partnership, in bus ness wletb
or prosperous or adverse in the purchase and
sale Of merchandise at wholesale and retail, i'm
porting and exporting, on their ow account on
commission OF on joint speeuatou, including
speculation In stocks real estate &C. with lob
bling. mining. shipping, manufacturing steam.
boat railroad banking and eNchanEc, and books
ofjoint stock and chartered ASSOCIATIONS generaly
EVENING LECTURES.
Delivered by professional men of acknowledged
ability and talent, on subjects intimately connie.
ted with the interests of the merchant merhanir
farmer and others, viz: Mercantile Law. Railroad
ing and Marine aw, Banking aud Exehana re po
litical History, Commercial Geography Laws Of
Nations Mercantile Customs CORRESPONDENCE
Science Of Accounts, etc.
Practical Penmanship.
This department is under the direction Of the
I Principals, T. w. Davis and S. s. Upton who
give daily lessons IN Penmanship embracing
sysecsnaee style Of beautiful Business Writing
s"ch exercises are ihsrodneed "pon this sH'jrrt
~ are calculated to imp ress business habits on the
student as Wen as TO famllarize him with tom.
mereiA 'cchhtaittles ana ehraseologl-ncIu.
ding pro- fovma invoices, Account Sales, Bills Of
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Had Leseaptoa never been thought
of.-had thsrs besn NJ departure froasihs
policy Of the fathers in Me- Buchauan'S
tsestnsnt Of the Slavery question ---had
bred Scott never forced his WY into the
Supreme Court, there b ssough In the
Outrageous waste aud extrsvagsucs Of
the party In power 70 insure Il ! speedy
and and igaiminioas deCsas, = soon =
the voise q tho psopse can be heard.
Look At its expenditures h time Of
profound psscsl They run y y iths
euornnous sggsegsts Of o. hssdsod end
too miilioss u dellsp. Here are the
6xures: t'atg aiaiif IL ts.s
sa,.se. i. u. rssAsssy ~ yuk, ~, sc- 1910
ssss..s.: s.ss* : ss;,s:.y -. z HSA'h'ss
sndMssssalsnssas 49,. =. - q, 11oeDo.e1
:. !. :; = s''ss & =. ......... 80
do 9TH do tJast expired sainatedJ s,oeaess1e
LsaA 33---5ssss' VI - Jsns .e-.s fSepeeas10
7 r.S "a. ss,.s .-y- i = iSl - n, q
How Indifferent soevcr mea nay Sd %
the moral o. political ssfscts q Baassry,
10 the demands Of Pfve Labor, sud ne
progress 81 eivilsetios, there u ! mstsliS
cliSk IN tke1s fkSrss 1thaE wa awaken
thor from their dreany ilsmb@rs, nd
cinss thaaa y elsp thsif had ~ MN
pockets whesqe this. suoFD6m dralI
comes. Here y tho baS1 ~ 1 81
sqsi. aisss = ncrs On sAyye Aqllep end
. he1 ~ ccpit.1, ~ eaeA lfa, woxpa
asd eilA, vhite u tbek. d q pe6s,
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sseoassivalls variety and qsastity. Fl
10 una AAOQaSa
We wo,ld ell yosr stteseieA 70 orr stock Of
HARRIsONS C0i.tjAbJAN PERfUMERI be.
inr unfiso1led - the world for it, beauty, fra
ersnce and durability. We are jast In receipt Of
: rev ssesk ef these dslici0us odorA Among
then IRE shs following. via:
.ssEssseis lbv sAr IAusdfescAiJ
rsAsorAnSI, rArcnorLY. MLAC,
MCsE, OAnOtleE D0Q9kf, JOCKEY GIFTS,
vEssExA. xEv AOwx HAT. SWEET CLOVER.
&esps for ne Hs~4s:
ALnoss, & A1sD0esAI, HONEY,
csrssAL AALlS, sn0vN wlxDsoA SHAMROCK,
For Tie STA.
CREAM or BEAUTY, coLD CREAM, MAGNOLIA BALLS.
MAGNOLIA rAnIEr, TABLET rOwDEE.
TOOTH POWDERs,
Ebony Tooth Paste, Charcoal Paste, Dental Soap
s4sseRs5 sta DC, &c.
Gentlenen. We can also supply yss with every
variety Of shaving Creams and soaps which are
necessary 10 . gsnAismAn's toilet.
sP04 TuE SUsiNEss o0NxuxTTY,
We have Black, DjselBlsck and Csrmine Inks,
cryx.s. Mneilags, viii caps nd brushes. Pens
! AIlsnsss ahiae. 80 naay asrs. ean be had
Of g d u. ChiIda. Cor CASH wo do rot intrnd
10 do . credit bssines& u In Impossible. With
alittle ready money yes can bay q great deal
with credit, bat little. We pay cash for our
eoeals when re hay, and Of course expect the
m0asy bcfsre the goods leave the house. u
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i bss 1epsblican Meeting at Wi1seo.
I'VE arss asthorised By Mr.. vaudever
TO state that he will speak in Wilton, on
next Tuesday. VIII Republicans give
notice Of the meeting.
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Giqtgn 4Sbtrtistr

IL laAnDRDAY. JULY II, 1853
IT, I'll
RERGDLICAN STATE TICKET.
- lElscs'en, October tAh, isss.l taa
NsAs8h8aF8ss *&F -----
.s'sss For Secretary IF State,
II 49,. ELIJAH SELLS,
- ~, OF Anscstiac County. s4
For auditor Of State,
e taft i JONATHAN w. CATTELL,
nj ui fhH OfCedar County.
." - For Trcaasrer, Of State, 4s
"A ,.sfsas JOHN w. JONES, -
.sl fFrs ii ~ or Hardin County. a.
,oaise For Rey;str Of &otc Ldsd Office,
nssa esfa AMOS b. MILLER,
OF Ccrro Cordo County. nj
.ssa.is4b For attorney Gescrui,
81 ~ r q SAMUEL A. RICE,
bHt .it93 or Mahaska County.
For CoMssissioner Of Des No;ncs River
- Improvement.
WIN. G. DRAKE, ~a
sstaaes ID 3siG0f Wayne County.
taasFsr Representative IL Congress secosd
lady ehs tft D;stricf.
ID q: ri WM. vANDEvER,
~ OF Dubaqae County. ss4. ..
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Ssaslaty Deara.

We see in many q the counties, ~
County Boards Of Education hare had
meetings = eoasalt upon varisus aaDtsrs
pertaining % Ne ssbjeet u slsessiss
Ia some couatiss they have resolved %
have coaaty High 6shoOl. = ah1y Assu
il sSeessayy - have sous school il Ne
county where tsashsss 60 30 slasstsd
and fitted for their duties, otherwise the
schools throughout the cousties cannot
b. q clioiept = they ought TO BE-. In
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A. ID. MILES.

81
We End the follovieg il the Salem
tOhio) Repsbiirds, in ssfevcsee 70 Cur
former townsman A. B. Miller, the Re-
publican candidate for Register Of the
State Land Office. Dir. NJ. resided here
but . short time bus he gsissd many
friends in that time. f t4 ii.i
Aeon NoxrxArIox. The Fort Des
Moines Cstizex, speaking Of the lats
Republican State Conventioa Of Iowa
says: $50
For Register Of the State Land
Onice, Amos B. Miller, Of Ccrro Gordo
county, is the nominee Mr.. N. i whole.
souled, active, through going Republican;
a gentlemas and : scholar. He win
make krst rate, popular o1ieer, and viii
make IN excellent run n ! RspubIisap
nominee. Thus much oar 81 ,hs persos-
al acquaintanss with Mr.. n. enables -
to say. His pcr,onal friends say . good
deal more il his favor" w. NJ. !. +.
As an old sequaiDtance and schoolmate
Of Mr.. Millcr's, We most heartiiy endorse
the above, and feel assured thss he Re
pubicans havo not got more honest Or
worthy man on their ticket thsn he.-
We hope to hear Of his election by !
large majority .-Saaem OHIO 1B9sbss-
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FIR ON SCRIV VEINS
General Advertising and coIlccting A &
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DISTRICT TICKET.

sd For Judge Of SA Judicial District.
- :, WIN. +. MILLER,
-, bv.. or johnson County. es
bai Far District Ahorncy, .
''1@s I. L. ALLEN,
'at2f or Tama County. e
For Member Of Board If Easeation
re- sf.s j. NJ. CONNELLY, tfea
asa4 | OF Iowa County. - s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

From Ghallaghen General AAvertisin9 IN
COloecttmg Agencv. Chicago.
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DDsvs - - 1lneeaA B5eals iB #
QGEDnc, JAY lS.-Ths sAip WiaAsss
Forest arrived, sd Ssposis shat - .vss
in company with the Nissasa snd Ags-
nennoa for three days. She parted from
them % tho 18th, III Juns, II heavy
weather.. Both had. light steam On. IA
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Number -.
l'zhyfa@z;
Mercantile Coll.u
LOCATED:

LOCATED:
Dsrapovt. Iss@ N w Cor 5th naS RI
Peoria, NJ. 50 ar4 Is w Drag Sh.
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OF lUooosa ,po WiIicn aUats,

"oPe' y 49, cra.ean. 10.
,Ty If9xa g1 z Il Il ].
Of 1Uooasq sao Wiiicu aOats,
We havs ~ largsst asd bsse assortment In town,
- 80 oonsisting n rsss q
Tubs, Bowk, WISH Boards, Rollers, Steak
Mau)e, Churns, Clothes Line Reels,
Globes Pins, Towel Rolls, Mop
!. -6sicks, Broosns, Clothes
re Dasksts, Market do,
Lads do, VIZ
8 HI l.es d., and #
Baskets q my quality, and any quantity
CONrnCT1ONHnH, sf ~ swestest and
hest eaAlity. a4a
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" il the design Of the propric,
leges TO spare no expense in max
Institutions, siYofding the most adj
for young men TO qualify themsct
sible positions i'm life.
The course Of instruction is as
completely practical as that of q,
tuition in the Union; comprising
eises In
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TERNlS--Payable On Entering.

For full Collegiate coursp. enhsating al depart
ments Of Book, Accepting Lectures AMI fsnnien
ship with the pr silcge OF reviewing in either
College nj sny future time, without extra tuition
charge, thus presenting Life Scholarships
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EVENING I.ECTUREN.

Delivered by professional men OF acknowledged
ability and talent, on subjects intimately come
ted with the interests of the merchant mechanj,
farmer and Others viz: Mercantile Law Railroad
ing and Marine .aw, Banking aud Exehana re Pc
litical History, Commercial Geography, Laws Of
Nations, Mercantile Customs Correspondence
StieAca of Accounts etc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31
WASHINGTON NEWS.

MAY 29.-Men of all parties opposed to the
policy orthe Administration, have been consult
cd with regard to the formation of the peoples
party of the Union, but no general meeting has
yet taken place The prominent Republicans
in Congress state that they have not been CON
ferred with, nor given their consent to the pro-
posed rev organization They think that there
are quite enough opposition parties now, with
out making one more, and while willing to CO.
operate with others where cooperation cquires
no sacrafce of principle, they intend to make
the canvass of this year on the platform of the
maintenance of the rights offrcetlom, without a
treSpass the just rights of the South-anti-
Lecomp:on, anti administration and retrehch-
ment and reform.
The sale of the military reservation at Rock
Island, ILL.,, has been postponed by the Sec'ry of
War for the present. The pOStponenent of the
land sales in Kansas till the list and 10Th of
November next, has been officially announced
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May ~.
SENATR.-On motion Of Mr.. Seward, 1000 eX-
ira copies Of the Resolutions of the Committee
in relation to British aggrcssiOns, were ordered
to be printed.
MIR. Mason, of Va, spoke on the resolutions,
showing that the international law recognizes
no right of visitation III time of peace, and in
time of war it is only conceded to the extent of
preventing the carrying of articles cOntraband
of war. He cited as authors, Judge Story and
Lord Stowell, showing that no armed ship of
any nation has the right to stop or visit on
board for any purpose, and that ships at sea
are not bound to lay to or wait. The resOlu-
tions indicate no more than that the time has
arrived when this must be settled at once and
forever. 1t is hoped that it may be Immediate
ly settled by the Executive.
Miscellaneous appropriation bill further debat-
ed Mr.. King samendment for Brooklyn Custom
House provoked renewed discussion and finally
lost, pending other amendments, adjourned.
HoUsE-The Com. on Elections, to whom
was referred the inquiry, to the right of
Kingsbury to retain his seat as delegate from
the territory outside the State limits of Mime
sofa, have come to n conclusion on the subject,
which will be considered on Monday.
The House passed the bill establishing fort
roads The consideration of private bills was
then taken up and about twenty passed
MIR. Clay, of KY, said, that while the whole
country from one end to the other is excited i'll
relation to the Outrages committed ON our flag
and vessels and while the Senate Chamber is
ringing with the same subject, it seemed to him
the House should take some action. Therefore
he asked leave to introduce bill to suppress
outrae O. on our hag and citizens and givr at
thority to the President to act in the premises
Mr.. Garnctt being opposed to converting the
government into a military dcSpotism, objected.
Adjourned.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A Word to "CtnIidates and to Hoters-'rhe
first warm weather. makes many persons BIZ
lious, and aggravates Liver symptoms in those
troubled with arrangement of that organ. One
or two of DIR. A. S. Todd's Anti-BitLious or
Lirer Pills, taken in tipc, will ward off such
tendency and perhaps prevent lingering fevers
and other serious results of neglected derange-
ment T. II. Logan & Co, General Agents
Sold by dealers everywhere
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
OFFICE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.

New York, May 29.-The steamer Moses
Taylor arrived with California advices.
The California Legislature had adjourned
New gold diggings IN the vicinity of Walkers
river caused much talk.
a. X. Walmey had been appointed State
Comptroller.
The stage from Nevada, for Sacramento, with
sol 900 in dust for Wells, Fowler Il Co., was
robbed
The peoples ticket was elected at Sacramento
by several Thousand minority over Buchanan
men.
Col. Fremont was welcomed at Marposa with
bOnfires and cannon
Advices from Frazier's river confirm recent
accounts of the extraordinary richness of the
gold mines, and there is tremendous rush from
all parts of British possessions towards the gold
regions. The mines extend over a great eX-
panse of country, and reach across the line into
American Territory. steamer loaded with
diggers had also sailed from San Francisco and
from Cape st. Lucas, lower California, where
she had recovered specie buried there by the
captain of the brig COmelia, when he scuttled
that vessel
Ship Senobia, from Betkia, with ice, went
ashore on the 3Oth of April on the Northhead.
Total loss
Nothing important from Oregon or Washing
ton.
The frignte Gorance arrived ut Panama on nth
of May, with dates from Valparaiso to 10Th,
and Caloa to 9th of April. Nothing import
ant
Advices from Guatemala state that the chol-
era is raging with great violence.
On the 25th april Col. Kinney made All at
tempt to capture Gruytown, he having hauled
down Mosquito and hosted Nicaragua flag and
taken the Mayor prisoner. The people flew tn
arms and also appealed to Capt. Kennedy, of
jamestown, for assistance. TWAS granted, and
five Cutters, filled with Marines, left the james
town for shore. Kinney and party finally sur
rendered to Capt. Kennedy and were sent TO
Aspinwall in the British Steamer. The party
consisted of himself, Gen. II. Gliddon, r. 5.
Foote, and several others.
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YO1y0E aYYIg PERSONS WANTING WILL P1t 2ER,
= y Rt5BTE2S de- a III NEW STYLES, AT REDUCED
PRICES, -, -,-,..,,, 49,, The
nS. Generally that he has hand the best assort-
ent Of cheap Wall Paper Borders in the city ransng
IN ric from cts dollar roll HAL papers WIN
match borders, only % cents per bolt Beautn' sa1eu
PaPed y" i 'ysnt Of cheap Wall Paper, Window Blinds,
Floor on cloths de-. viii please call At the cheap HEeS anu
HSotG Ia s'' 81 So Main St., Centre Wheeling.
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NEW WORK MARKET.

SO, s0as, 80 for State, a decline of 5cts. Wheat
steady; sales 20, 900 bush. at S0as2 for Chicago
Spring; S5aS6 for Milwaukee Club; 9Ga$l 90 for
Western Red, and sl,UUa1, 07 for White. Corn
dull; Western Mixed 62a66. Mess Pork de-
clined lOcts at $l7,25. Lard heavy. Whisky
dull ut Diets Groceries dull
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Assignee's Sale.

THE following are oeed at private until the arst
Monday in June Ehrn Eueh o. it a. remain M
Sold will offered Public Auction at the Court House,
viz
IS shares Of stock Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company; teTes Of stock Of the Washington HH
soeiGtiOn Pew No 81 Matthews Episcopal Church
No. l39 and 10, in Mount Wood CeesTJj Lots No
ls9 and 19u in Centre wheeiinE Lot No square No.
Lots No. TO- H. 10 and part Of 49, With extensions, In
Buena Vista addition Wheeling: Mathew JeSFH' note
S75 able work in the line Of Lis business 81 cash
prices denand IS Lots in Jacobs addition 20 SOuth
Wheeling the city tSs and free IRON ey
taxation and are desirable for che aP Trsdenees
For terms apply Jas. z. aker Henry fallant,
named - Lets, to Mr- Wun C0WauS
near the premises. BAKER, TALLANf BAKER,
ap79-td AssiEness Of VIM. 7. selby.
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The Daily Intelligeneer.

Persons wishing the Daily Inte11igencer, can
have it left according to directions, for ten cents
her week, payable weekly to Luther Rice
BORDERS for the paper can be left at the Office
Or handed to the carriers
ny Subscribers are requested not to pay to
III. carrier boys, unless they can show author
;ty from Mr.. Rice to make collections.
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FROM NEW YORK.

MAY 29.-It is rumored that Lord Napier has
dispatched vessel hence ordering the British
Admiral, of the Gulf Squadron, to abstain from
further interference until adyices are received
from England unreliable.
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Wharf Boat Sunk,-The Wheeling and Pitts
burgh packet Chavoitt the other day ran into
the wharf boat at Steubenville and sunk her,
The loss is estimated, freight and all at about
$1,000, which the Chcvoitt will of course have
10 pay.
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.Soilsd DRESSED. For washing fine dresses and
elegant colors, the Scientific American advises
ladies to boil some bran in rain water, and
use the Igor cold. Nothing can equal it forease
upon colors and for cleaning CLOTH Indeed it
will make soied article almost as bright as if
"bran new"
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BALTIMORE Market.

May 28.-Flour dull and lower, Howard str,
St, 20 and City Mill $500. Wheat better at
i2OaI30 for white. Corn firm Mt G4a6S for
white, yellow 66a6S. Whisky dull and lower
at 2On2l3. Bulk meat, shoulders 6 IA, sides
Sa81.4.
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Maroon Escape from Death IN a Coat 1'anS
A correspondent of the Cambridge Times says
that a Mr.. Phineas McPeek, recently entered a
coal bank in Oxford township, Guernsey Co..
Ohio, for the purpose of mining coal-his usn
al employment 1t was about five o'clock, IN
tho afternoon, when he went to work. After
working fonr or five hours, he discovered on
preparing to leave, that the mouth of tn the mine
was closed by the caving in of the earth along
the outer end of the passage, and upon approach,
ing the place, he discovered that the earth ana
rocks were still falling so as to prevent his at
tempting to dig out After waiting an'hour or
two,he ventured to commence digging out "hlch
he continued for some time when at last ne
heard the voice of his wife calling HIM ehe
had become alarmed, and leaving her nome AZ
midnight set out to discover if possible wha'
had become of him. On finding him trapped,
she hurried off to aIr. Forbes'-a distance o'
more than half mile, to obtain assistance; the
Messrs Forbes Immediately set out with her 70
the scene of disaster, where they found Mr.
McPccek just emerging into the starlight WIZ
out having suffered the least injury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31

The Rieer was falling rapidly on Saturday,
with continued rain during the whole of the
day. The Great West was to have left for
Cincinnati on Saturday evening
Tho Liberty left for Cincinnati with only a
tolerable trim.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31
RIVER AND WEATHER

CINcINNATI, May 29.-River risen IA inches
in the last "a hours and now about stationary
There is Al feet 20 inches water in the channe
on the bars hence to the falls