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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23

Wool PsosrEcTs.-We notice parcels OF wool
coming in, but the great bulk of the clip IS not
vet in market Prices, 80 far as we can learn,
range from 20 to 40 cents, the latter price paid
only for the very choicest quality, nicely handled
aud in good condition.
A lot was sold on Monday at 80 cents The
clip from the Same flock sold last year at
4S cents, and the reduction OH inferior grades
is probably in an equal ratiO.-AkrOn (0) Bea-
con.
But lit:le wool has yet reached this market
The clip Of the season is not yet ready, as shear
ing has been delayed by the continued heavy
rains. However. the shearing is now going on,
and the entire clip will soon be ready for the
market. The prices offered will be below those
of last year. The grade of wool produced in
this county, it is believed, viii average 25a33c.
per lb. Some clips will go much higher than
this, while the coarser and more indifferent
will fall somewhat below, but from the best in
formation we can now obtain, we think the aver
age WILDE about as above stated.-Rdrenna (O)
Democrat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23
&C., 81 I.nnann TImea.l

DoISG BUSINESS UNDER DIPEicULTiEs-1ne
Heat at CoIcutta.-There is proverb current
in Calcutta which determines the exact differ.
enco between the temperature Of that langnio
city and the heat of place the name Of which
Se.inay not print. The popular adage does not
make the margin very wide
Calcutta Is now in her most toTrid moments.
That soaring Indian sun has put on his iereest
aspect Allnature lies gaspipg. The halt'caste
in his pulkee looks as faint and feeble as the
bearers who falter under his weight; the lat
baboo in his garry has lost his eager air OF small
commercial enterprise As TO Europeon life, It
exists only under a punkah. In closed and
darkened rooms, fortified all around by deep
verandahs, and occupied in their full extent by
swaying punkahs. the members of the vartons
white castles of that punctllious community re-
cline, and perhaps repose 1t IS TOO not even
to abuse Lord Canning, or to sneer at Slr Collln
Crmrbell, or, with upheld hands, to calculate
the name of Lord Peterborough. The Sudder
AdawIut and the Supreme Conrt go on; out
that is only because, being once in motion, some
certain degree of energy is required to stop
It is lust that terrible time of the year when
even night brings no relief; when the earth Is so
baked and parched that the short absence oil
the sun does not COOL when, all ereauon seems
to be living only upon the knowledge that the
time of the rains is near, and that the descend
ing waters must soon temper this Oven-atmos-
phere and produce temperature tolerable TO
man.
OfaTl Eastern Cities, Calcutta is the strangest
in its notions of decency in dress. The natives
who come out in the sun wear white cloth
round their waist and another round their heads:
The Sepov who carries his walking-stick up and
down in front of Government-house may be
supposed to be suffering the punishment due to
his meditated crimes; Jury ofFrench Iou ayes,
who should see him suffering torture in an Euro
pean uniform, would be unanimous in a verdict
Of extenuating circumstances, and think the
punishment too great even for an uncommitted
inutiny. The only man whom no one pities is
the occasional Englishman Who comes abroad.
He drives about this furnace, or he sits on the
bench of the Sutider in a black hat and a cloth
coat. Light clothing is against his caste Cal
cutta society has not learned that although
man may be natural without being gentleman
like, he cannot be gentleman like without
being natural Under a torid sun he apes
the modes or Regent street. because, being
u civilian, he will not sin against his caste,
and allow the Adventures around tS sneer, or
because, being an adventurer, he will not give
cause for criticism to the superclious civil SER
vice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23

that If one pin were dropped in the hold ofthe
Leviathan steamer one week, two the next four
the next, eight the next, and so on, doubling
the number each time Tor year, the number
deposited would be 4.5Ug. 5gy, 927, 47o, 495,
which, allowing 900 pins to an ounce, would
weigh 66S, 6y9, 9bS tons, which would require
25, 653 Leviathans 10 carry them, each being Of
the tonnage of o, 500 tons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23
e RE10we laTEER ~ 11ERY lAe1

srR HIM UP.--WiII our friends of the Wash
ington Pa) REPORTER, have the goodness to let
US, and through us, large circle of inquiFing
friends, know what has become of that fine "oid
Irish gentleman" Barny o'Foole, Esq,
same that docs up" the Washington city cor
respondence for their paper?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23
E.s.s IScIttt
+ : .A.'As''. + new FIRM.

ma fI1TIifIEII 3 VIZ CIILIIi I'tnlIIiI. 10
- 49,, SlSest opposite " sslsinFteI Hal, h..
2lIlHtlS lllag "a. ,,l ~, HIS r.TIdlv iu-,...,
d. ~ IN aeiiltiet for doing the sanss, islts
= be fTies and he pt is tAaitsiis
p9rns eoDnecfiou With n = aftetf y.
forms y 5sseeIl tihth' ,.
tai Profession q &. ,syforr, even onryrfl,f
DI- r19rEiufeaI DentistfyaTs ian ~ "a.
5reiIrs al AZ
s'-r-rfrr IN NJ for belurrs u4t - 1850 All
gl5t 80 r. hSlIalinot be suTpafsed
Preons ho have dehled "a a.
comfort y 49, d,frnR he neeeEaEry preliminary -ast.
t55u 81 tic cd teeth and roofs eIs t1I - ~
Pr0erFs T,Gg1srflV hHFllffsa "a all tsetl a.,
- -Vfraefed without patn' .r,.t-,, q, a
sion ihsy VII Be pleased % Z, A,,,s.,,iT-.,
pIr19e e. q and eEIn1ine tIesiiA 49, - -
rZ-Odiee open ~ al lolrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23

In a certain village are two public houses
The other day stranger, stopping At one 81
them, inquired of the landloTd-.Mho runs Ihe
othe- bo,,se ~ The generous landlord replied
-..everY body runs 1t who stops there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23
uIED.

On Eus.aay, ne ga, d. 3 lARIlEFf. assd .AiF'y-
eight years
Market street, To-Day ~ O'Clock P H. The friends q
The family an respectfully invited 70 stasnd-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23

TnE FOURTH OF JulY.-we see that our neigh
bors in Washington County, (Pa.,) are going TO
act on our suggestion for Il popular demonstra-
ton on the GLORIOUS 4th," whether the people
about here do or not. They are preparing for
a grand popular gathering of .nII the county to
mammoth picnic We read that
Some central place, convenient and pleasant,
Is to be or has been selected, and the whole
country around IN circle of 25 miles are invit-
ed to repair thither to grand picnic. Manly
sports, ball playing dancing, singing, eating,
riding and m: sic are to make up the general e%'
cruises of the day.
Are We here, then, TO .ead of and hear Of our
neighbors all around having good time and en-
joying themselves, while We have no other pros
pect than to nope about the streets and put in
the day the best we can.
VIII not two or three public spirited indiyid.
uals make move aud gave the credit of the
community
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23

AN oRAroR.--ean't somebody engage the
genius who gave vent to the following, for the
coming Fourth of Julyi We should like to
hear him spread himself on the American eagle.
He was describing the destruction Of meeting
house by Hood.
A few short weeks ago, and you saw the
stately neetin' house towering up in your midst
sononr as to do It reverencel II has gone The way
all flesh goes. The nightly torrents descended
from the eternal clouds; the air was filled with
cries of despair the river swelled and ran over,
the mighty building creaked, shook, rose upon
tlls surface of the water aud moved like aworid
in miniature down the vast expanse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23

"WHY, its as plain as two and two make four, I"
said man IN Al, argument. "But deny that,
too = said his disputant, 'fOr and make p"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23

ARE MINISTER'S Sous ALL RAscALss-The
Episcopal Recorder has an article touching this
class, in which it deprecates the idea that they
arc worse than other sons. and draws, for i'm
portant information, on Mr.. Sprague's late work,
which gives tae lives of several hundred Amer
lean "CaIvinistic" ministers. 1t takes the biOg-
raphies OF the first hundred. and says:
"ofthe sons of these hundred, over one hun
dred and ten became ministers. Ofthe remain
der, by far the larger proportion rose to emil
nence as honorable and successful men in bust
ness, or in the learned professions. Is there
any body of one hundred men taken at random
from any other pursuit of life, of whom the
same can be saidf'i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23
Tor Rent.

ToRE EooMs p a. sssaBa ih si lS1s "a.
y in ths ~ be1-s nrd . small Han p b. - r. ais
UIiidnE Lots inr - - Tif0e HOkNBRi.6g
~ ffssc Main siFesi, bstWesn MolEse .s4
tisos-U ~ z. - Absence frou ne etsy apIly
p. 4--And - - IL ~ HuBHELL.
No a. tIonrse etrrrt-tp Eairt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23

Jan LrrERATURR-T McCOnnellsyille (o9
Herald has had the following production sent in
for publication from the Jail in that place. The
letter is supposed to be the production of a
sentimental burglar with taste for literature:
'The ladies who has visited the common Jail
of McConnaIsville, and administered conSOla-
lion, Kindness, and benevolence, to the drooP-
ing spirits with in, viii pleas except their SINGER
thanks for such kindness, as we duly appreciate
the favours, and feel that tina cam from the deer
cretures that God has created for the happiness
of man, without which man would degenerate
and sink to oblivion, but God In his infinite
wisdom saw fit to create corresponding creture
TINT should possess the angellick like spirits,
and from which, if cultivated a rite, vii serve
to moraise society, bid up nation, and save
the soles of many"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23
DENTISTRY.

,rTv,5..5r-d respectfully inform the puhe ihatlsJ
49,. associated themselves tostaet -. ths piatiist
- ..' beir once e. Al 10 MhTket stree lbsistsi
SoDrse and Union Stall where tFy VII oe hsp2 % -
their friends and all oth@E' "i'nnE 'is
Dentift. a t. |-v-r,I yea rfthe sss.l
Inry ~ 49, M HuIIihen and the senior partner Ia
@ fativ engaEed in the pFa etist feT ina'ei ioF u'
-1I r which time he ha9bee"f1r s~qgz1
- - 80 ef the Ie.dtnE Dentists - almost AL -
ei. Of the United states, and has ianillAf h,ni
ts, rreuaTfrs In Operating Tar thsfs.
- adrnt benE able q give entire satla'seli,t
20 All Who may favor then rithtisir un
VIE, iiss. Nov. IS, 1851 JANIS OH.
gB.-sfessrs r. 4 o. take PIeasnTein rsferrinF's5P
r,iSrfou 20 The following sentls nisI's ,,,,r ar,
~ n NJ n D. Hon Geo. W Inoll
irfIv-n NorEsn Nelson, Esl d NJ Eohs k-q- DF-yraH
-5esII r " :. Bats, DF. & IL Gun nln,i " - -
tIriai NJ = Todd IaIilut DetlplHin, t0nn ALoi'.
20 MeCIaIlens. Knox Co, siaFsh : Taylor. no,I-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23
CHARLES W. GkAHAMl >

CHARLES W, GhAd AMl
srCGRSa q U = . , = ~ b - = y ~ Ek.
-r.1sr ,rserriued uouid Inform the citizens Of VIE Ing
and VeiniIy that having Pars.ased Il= Drug AM re
mi e0nti1ne 20 carry on the Drug blnnrs4 IN ~ -
S--b- Ne most rrspecti lilly soeiis e0stina-a7s' ~
IrrUr1s which has heFetofOr- been % ii=fH5
to-sTIs Old and vel known esttnii,l,=-
IL MI b his aim keep eyeryttnss the PERI -
i a the IoUeaf price, usuay % be found In YEA 1e'
utsaed Drug sstailistu1ent !, -, -. -,,r-s, ~
A. -. 49, CU1RLES ". GRAHAM.
Centre Whsei7g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23

ouR CONGRESSIONAL CASPAIGN-Itis becom.
ming u matter of some anxiety to the prospec-
tive candidates and to other disinterestedP people
Of this here l0tI, district, to know who the
Wheeling Argus intends to put forward as its
Congressional standard bearer. Inasmuch as
it has designated it's choice for the goveTuorship,
there. remains no longer any decent excuse for
its playing mum on the important question, as
to who shall or ought to be the next Congress-
MAJ For fear our ancient and befoggcd neigh
Dor should not yet he aware of the fact, we will
again apprizo it that Mr. Clemens has arrived
in town and is now ready to commence the can
vass in the lower counties. In order to have a
fair field and an open aud even fight, it is i'm
peratively necessary that the argus should
designate to the Gray-backs and Red-wamuses
the issues as well a the parties to the canvass.
In the absence of any such light from the Or
ganship of this diocese, it is to be apprehended
that the confiding and impulsive Peasantry down
there may follow off the first politician who
may chance among them. Let the Argus, then,
speak, for Absalom is among the people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23

-, -4orV TTlcf building hFaI De a..
rNNllh ~ ~ Ffffh Ward, nnd DOS oeeuFd - Jri1s
~ 3 = bsariina honse- Rossesaiot sifsr On tts
daS o. ,to room n the same build ne noV 0e=gFge
49, ~! - .t,,re b. John Rankin AEpg ty9,,v-,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23
Engines, Boilers, and Mill Fur
nishinR Steam EnRfnes,

IL sizes, best quality STEAM BOtLElS. o.
"A stamped. JunIsta Iron; SALT PANS FIRE BkiCh AA-
CHiNEI MILL GEARING, all kinds eatalo E1ss 81 EaerI'
sent By mall WHEN requsstedN MIL sPindies Nl ser-Us
Rer.v wire Cast IRON Proof STAFF warranted true Crate
Bars hand; Gum and Leather Betting, for mach
merry; Pag Betting for elevators: Boiling Cloths, EaTTan
IN B. Cloths forwarded short nOiee 70 part O the
enuntry) Mil stones, mAde Of selected Boeks
Pile they BE- taken down and put up in few minutes
they easily suf u oTer, very duraAls run
Et can driven BY and Ottr power, tSo small
larger mills and grind with such Tapdiy 10 astonsh
with rations french Bur smut
Machines, used The large city mf Pittsburgh, ant IN
no mills in the West they prOTiaeh with power
ri suction Eparafors which balls before
they FF0ken by the beatLr ard also Hetuaily remove
t fuz dust, chat they warranted to give salts
faction Price SIS, ana $40, EACH according 20 SIZE
". W. WALLACE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23
For Rent.

..,-,tl- nr0ueTty near III NCesi leaast-fr
That ~. King property. Ille dwelling ralt. -
.,sisat "a h lssas roo ~, 2:
contains 800 ogeI nd &e-. arr al lately rlfaosi
y =. --ii-ntfsnes. foE terms apPii -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23
For Rent.
FOR Rent

...-..rooul On lIain street, Norm hheeEg. e.
rTffib rtotf VI II, u - ~ oefrou. lov fn,y
" 10y I,nhinl olllloL p NlcknAA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23


The letters from the Old World to the public
of this country are generally fiat, stale and nh-
profitable things; but those of SIr. Williams,
OF the Utica Herald, are most striking excep-
ton In his lastletter from Egypt, he thus
discourses about the Pyramids and the Sphynx:
have no time to speculate about the Pyia-
mids. Whether or no they were simply inten
died for the burial place OF Kings, leave the
learned to settle among themselves. To me-.
they seem the most stupendous monuments OF
human folly the world ever saw You look up.
on them with reverence as perhaps the oldest
products of human hands earth; but with
reverence is blended disgust at such lay sh and
apparently SenselesS prOdigaity. Unlike the
Temples and Tombs which had visited at
Tbe6eS and elsewhere, they did not address
the sense of beauty. There Is no art, and
apparently little design in their constitute
ton they one vast exhibition OF brute
power.
It was pleasant to turn from the Pyramids to
the Sphnx-from the exhibition of Brute Mat
ter to the exhibition of mind. The venerable
deity is sadly deFaced it is true; the nose is gone
entirely the eyes are blurred, the lips are chap
ped, the chin is battered and an ear is broken;
yet around the Scared and battered ince, there
hovers something of the god. like, and the beau
tiful The expression is calm and benignant
and the solemn face looks down somehow far
into the depths of the soul and strs it profound
~. You look up toward the solemn old colos-
sns with strange interest. You think how
much it has seen and suffered; how bravely it
has borne the brunt of forty centuries. The
same eyes that look calmly sorrOwtul upon you
now, looked upon the hosts of Camhyses as they
swept by on their mission of destruction; look
ed upon the armies of the Caesars; looked upon
Cleopatra; looked upon the Divine Plato and
the simple old HerodotuS; looked upon Aldxan-
der and Napoleon. And you think withls
ness that after you have strutted your brief
hour and are laid in your grave and the worms
twill look down on wondering gazers still.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-23

Bank Of wheeling.
rJIIIs Bank having esssed 70 Issue ersuato=
% blSiuess rs Bank Of Dseonni --a
Accounts and collections vim receive prompt asnos-
d. O. LIST, h'r-
t-a-fm @. ID. HUBBARD Pres't
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-12

Who does nc. love . good woman
Is she no. the Eairsa work in crcs.
ton '--and the proaseer Of oil oss
jcysi Yes, sir, BE- Aa. Is In
dispusable.
Our friend Mccullough, Of Enter.
prise Mil, had sen. hin, las, vesk,
BY . lady Of this place, = piece Of
pound. cake msds from Acur manu-.
facsurd at his mill. We ate Of IL,
and by experience can attest that l,
vas very good. The aour made a,
Enterprise Mil Is Of superior quail.
y. and will make ~ good cake .,
IL docs bread and biscuit.
Next week VI hall scknovledec,
(by PROMISE the receipt d another
delicious pound cake, made Of aosl
hon Enterprise Mill, BY The fan
hands Of one Of the 6rss ladies Of
Psncls county.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-12

- W. hsslss ~ A. 81 suRHhsf
N fbs fsasls tfsf hgih - s1sfsst
ffsm N ~sfthssas saI sh sfH8iisl
fHefsfas tfaf UA s<fflss fssu &c
uFiav hfts No. NJ Atseshe
as n ttHfss ~ ssns. eel yah IN
atilKs " Hfl aHslts nsfsaf lhst
ftsfs ~ HtH a4th Ding" ffH
here vs. leat ZEE ~ ia8 sHAts ias
.fttg saff A. smsll - hsfiiy n tlsH
aetse fac ~ To- ntishsea ~ N
az zee taaatisie : pfffatH nee saA
- thhH II hafs q present w.
fhefsfHfs, fsf8is ne ftalsmeht
III Viha ihal jtslife Wil r. haf
W. hfl he show IL as gfshsla
hveweff,f n De iib bt. BeIs.
" give ahafiW esifist ifam ila
sfme fHfst II tbs 1li plf
During lhe lasi isosees. se have
Leon Vislied slih much ttfeta M
iiah II ar famlly having al several
eises u scarlet feFm. tine n mi
beloved ones died EYsh Bss gai
ghlieiiuh euht ihuas
W. ( che pablishefJ have also ~
esiFel several private letters from
Grenada Informing %. that sssefa
lealts bod Qeearel fore from
scarlet fever last year several
deaths occurred 10 lha schools, and
The eil,ehs vefe Very fearful that
The fact could 'preat abroad They
are very careful IL nut.ihg The health
Of ihelf village, while the numerous
doctors Ny around In their buegIe.,
on horseback and on foot going
lay and night, ito save sinners -
Tho fact Is, the GteuaIa papers
receive q large patronage from then
schools, and to insure a continuance
suppress many facts IN regard to the
anhcalthlne's Of the place. A pub.
LEGATION Of this fact has been Iorerd
from US BY The first paragraph above
quoted.
Now, II the efuiite editor Of tho
Locomofire will refer to our article,
he will find that he has misrcprcscnt.
ed us. VIZ did not say "raging,"
bu. prevailing quite u difference
IN meaning, according to Webster
our standard. We uttered a fact.
and We rciieratc Il.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-12
Circuit Court.

Hon. Judge scrures has been bold.
ing Court IN our town since Monda,
last, We notice quite a number Of
the legal fraternity In attendance,
although the amount Of business, on
Tho trial docket has been less than
usual. Among them We now remem.
Der tho names Il John W. Thompson,
Of Tippah Judge Tm,ter. II. W.
Walter. Mr.. Strickland. and Mr.. An.
try, Of Marshall Col Cushman. II.
A. bafr. and I. ". Green. E.sq., Of
Lafayette; I. ". White, j. n. Cbal.
n'ers and H. u. brown. Of Desoio /;
NJ. Glover, Of Coakoma r. !. Ayers
and c. y. Vance, II Memphis.
The ease Of The State against A. u.
Hudson. has been yet down for trial
on to morrow. The court will proba.
bly, adjourn On Friday. Judge Tro,.
ter and John W. Thompson. opposing
candidates for Circuit Judge. ad.
dressed tho people on Monday last. as
also did Mr.. Chalmers and NJ Taxlcr.
for District Attorney. On
Tuesday II. ". Waiter. Esq. made
a speech on the suhjec, Of the Pacific
Railroad
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-12

Nj sfs bsissa y ts1fWn<4.
hsa6em>fi N ~ ~ = - ~
hss t<sa ~ INF me(6lI eepoer>td
vish ~ IN orr sssI1 s1veCvp N
~ tfIasIae tsslsfss n smthls.
fhs sah sss shssa mans hssds hl.
article 80 On sppfsni 90 IN The
Aftssi sms~ 10 TIE yssF 1850. shsa
saf connection sifh that gsges. q
ere N The tFegflssefss agtafHef esii
W. 80 hsr sssis'ahs7 W dsy shd ~
NJ M IN ihe uiigaa tolls " mss Inf
ready ear daily a. wsssly end
seetIy issues ~ he pes bs con.
iihael #Hh NJ ~ ohs N f'e ehief
directors IN ihe Appeal eaes 10 "a
1850, vhsn he failing health pre-.
vented hlm from Ming The sfdsoa'
lssIes incident 10 . daily paper
None Lse# him bat 10 lese and
Re sefehea his neble beafins ~ ~
honest, generous, sad warm. hearted
man IIs bad been msffiei bot
about tao months 10 Mlss Katy
speeketnsgle, daughter Of the widow
Of The late John Hpeekefpagls.- -
Therefore ihs chief monfnef II q
youns and lively wife upon whom he
lasIshe1 bic affections Nth oil The
afdor n bic generous nature.
lie died a, Little Rock, Arkansas,
% bis way 10 the Hot Springs, on
Friday evening, April ~, Of rheuma.
tism Of the heart. lie wrote a letter
TO his wife the day before bic death,
IN which he spoke Of his rapid 70.
ccvery, concluding ihas--''G ,od. bye
for the present. Tha, holy angels
may guard and protce, you through
life, is the wish Of your devoted
husband" But tho
change The young and loving wife
had no sooner perascd tho letter
from her doating husband than she
rushed TO her mother. room TO i'm.
part tho joyful news thu, her "I)esr
Billy" was recovering his henlth.--
But 10! the mother had received y
letter BY tho same mail impar,,ng
the sad intelligence Of bic death /; and
the radiance Of JOY was changed to
tears. Ills remain. will be brough.
to Memphis and find a resting place
in the family grave. yard.
Thus have passed from our midst
three Of our early associates in the
printing business. Our old and
vcneratel friends IlRxnY VAS PgLr,
Bib MySATr, aud BILL Dow.ns,
and We can bu. bow our head in tears
sadly to the IN, sierious dlspen.alions
Of Providence. II.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-12

- We present the name Of our
friend \. q. Baker, this week, among
those in the candidates column.
lie Is a new candidate for a new
cfkce--roliceman.
There are many candidates in and
around town. who have no, 20, an.
nounccd their names. We mean
candidates for msirimony. Both
ladies and gentlemen arc ou,-or on
the carre,--and though ba. one or
two votes are necessary TO . choice,
yet many lind Il diaienlt 10 win.