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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-17

PRoeREss OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE
UNITED STATEs.-The N. Y. FFesmao's journal,
Catholic paper,1in its issue of last week, has
the following, article under the head of
THE COMING aLoRiEs OF THk CHURCH.
Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Dubuque, Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati, Louisville, Charleston, Mo-
bile, and other Episcopal cities of the United
States have recently been building cathedralS of
great magnitude and solemn magnifcence.-
Philadelphia is progressing with her vast edi-
flee, and at length it has come the turn of New
York to.make her mark, and symbolic, ma.
terially the hierarchy of her worship. =
While cathedrals were building in many of
our cities, we spoke of tin these columns as.
t'the Church coming forth from the Catacombs."
The Cathedral of New York, the metropolis of
the Western hemisphere, will have its signif-
canoe in the completion of the condition thus
expressed.
The Church, forth from the Catacombs,
lengthens her lines, Strengthens her pillars,
and spans. wide arches with lofty domes.-s
Genius exhaustS itself in giving grandeur to
her walls. The painter doeSwhat human pow.
or may to picture the ideal and the spiritual
The wealth of solemn music is stored in her
choirs. She untolds the utmost pomp and
movement of her ritual, and eloquence studies
learning to give effect to her pulpit.
The human mind is constituted to respect ex-
iibitions of power. Incur cathedral we are in
no danSer OF rivalry from thoS not OF our faith.
Protestanism has more wealth than we have
If Protestants choose TO act absurdly, and with
no eye to what is real, they can erect as lofty,
as vast, as costly aibnilding as we, But who
will want to see iE Having seen it, who5will
not speak of his disappointment All Profess
tant forms of worship are adapted only to the
segregated few. An essential part of the day
Of high observance with Catholics is the throng
of worshipping thousands, who put soul and
meaning into the solemn service
When Catholicity is symbolized in the places
of concourse by all that most excites admira.
tion and impresses memory, when the stranger
has learned that if he had but one Sunday in
New York, it must be given to witness the wor-
ship in the Cathedral or to hear the learned ora
tor of the Catholic pulpit it willb felt that the
ois inerti0 of pnblic opinion ipclines in favor of
Cathoiicity. This is the critical point we have
touched in Catholic career Let then our
Catholicity, which is the grandeat conception
ever given TO the mind Of man, be tittingly
bodied forth. Let this Cathedral Of New York
be built. Let the Archbishop bless forthwi b
its corner stone. Let rich men of their abun.
dance give great sums for its magnifcence Let
all do their part. Even the poor, in their turn,
let them cast in their mites, that the blessing of
the poor may add strength.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-17

BORIS on THE GERMANS Hon. John NJ. Bolts,
of Virginia, attended the German musical festi-
val near New York on Monday, and in respons
to complimentary toast, while at dinner, said
he had travelled in Europe, and he relished the
German character. The Germans were the
best ordered and most Intellectually peaceable
people of modern Europe. Mr. b. after some
further remarks, proposed sentiment in which
the North and South were fruternally blended,
and resumed his seat amid loud applause.
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The Kind of People who vfs1t Newspaper
OmceS
tFrom &c PhIladelphla Press.l

From the Philadelphia Press.l
Politicians, of all sorts and conditions Of
opinion, call in, and are generally welcome
for they have so many people to sec that thew
seldom delay, and they frequently bring import
ant information.
Professional men verv rarely come. ont Of
place and time. We hope that none of them
have cause to complain of their reception
Medical men come seldomcst. Glcrgynen only
when they have to request a brief notice Of
some charitable or religious object. LAWYERS.
who may more properly come under the dcsig,
nation of politicians are more frequent visitors
but we cannot say that they are unwelcome.
The fair sex seldom visit us-yery seldom
indeed When they have an editorial favor to
ask, We find it difficult to refuse. If we feel
that we must say "No"-fatal monoSyllable MS
it is, which 80 few have courage to utterl-we
regret that the matter is not n.our department.,
and we give them the addresses of one of our
e02lQ6oruteurs, who reside at great distance
from the Office, is supposed to be the Nestor Of
| editors, (though he is shy of confessine his ex.
!
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Tr11sf EaloE

by virtue of Deed Trust from William Hamilton 10
II the undersgned dated February sc, duly
corded in the Clerks olce of the County Ohio
county, In Book A. 222, shall
SEPTEMBER 1883, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the front door
the Court House in the City of Wheeling expose to sale
by public auction to the highest bidder. NUMBERED
TEN Col IN the 22d S2tslae Of the BsAtr dtE1ition to
S3t1 Guy and situate at the c1ser of Hampton and
Planning Machines and AibrO AIatcher the uss and
possession OF said Hamilton, together with gearing
and to the said acue belonging: to-
Geher, ALSO with the exclusive right to vend to
others ODE used within Ohio Virginia. said pIa
ming Machine Patent and said Albro Matcher.
TERMS OF SALEviL: "A suf1ciency to nav IS 5On to he
paid in cash, and for residue the purchase money
credit Of eight with interest and good security
anSiS-lm ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
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NEWS IIiEMS.

NET PnoFTr OF CUBA.-The net pecun1ary
profit derived by Spain from the possession Of
Cuba, is said to be five millions of dollars per
year. The island also furnishes an asylum for
office seekers, class as numerous and ra bid In
Spain as America. The cold Spanish WOLF will
hardly sell out totus for an hundred millions.
The California papers by the last steamer,
seem to be fully employed in curing the Fra.
zer's river fever: AS a. counter-irritant, great
gold discoveries have been made in California
FuE editor of the Paris (Ky.l Flag has had
some roasting ears, fifteen and Seventeen inches
long, and of the most approved.favor. Happy
man.
A Memphis paper suggests to the holders of
notes Of the Citizens Bank in that place, that
they should trade those notes off for. dish rags,
rusty nails, empty bottlesan cowhidcs 81
a writer in the Now York Tribune elevated
by the news of the success of the Atlantic Cable,
says:
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LIT your heads, We everlasting hIlIsl
We rock-bouno portals of the sen. give MA

/ = 7
We would prefer that the hills and portals
should do no such thing. Intact, wethink that
II the command of the poet were oGeyed, the
consequences would be seriously damaged.
| We are told Of man down in Calais, Me-.
who has undoubtedly made the best shot on re-
cord. he tired in midnight darkness ut the bark
lof a dog, and the next morning found the
animal dead, the bullet having hit him in the ttl,
throat.
The Troy Times announces that on Sunday.
&orrissey, who is now training for milling
match with Henan, threw u 55 ID. weight fifteen
feet high, and what is more important still.
knocksd a hole IN his sand bag, and struggled
Companies are being formed to work the coal
mines of Montgomery county on the Va. and
tennessee Railroad. The Montgomery Herald
anticipates the most favorable results, and ex-.
presses the hope that the cities of Virginia will
lsoonllook to that region for their supplies in
stead otto Pennsyl
SoME of the Minnesota. papers contain ten or
eleven columns of advertisements of lands for
sale for the payment of delinquent taxes
-, TnEns are now about 1900 people at the
"hite sulphur Springs, in Greenbrier, Va
The Norfolk Argus is down on the militia
law passed at the last session of our Legislatures
which lt7calls an.ingiorious botch, !" and enters
INTO particulars to show its manifold defects.
and that 1t bad better never have been passed.
TnE State of New York has about onc.eiobtb
OF the population OF the Union.
OvEh two.fifths of our national territory is
drained by tho Mississippi River.
ONLY a little over one third of the free white
males OF the United States, over 81 years. old
own real estate.
Tn. number Of Federal Office holders, exclu-
slye, OF the Army and Navy, is about $4,000.
TIE direct and indirect tax to- each white
person III the country, averages about 81 IS.
osE.rour4u of the population Of the United
States, reside in the cities, towns and villages
MAKING IT Plsr.-The Washington Uuion
Government organl speaking of taxes upon
Clerkship salaries, says:
"If there is person in the public service yvbo;
does not voluntarily contribute tho amount Of
least, OF two dollars and half q wear on each
Thousand dollars of his salary to s,lp1,ort 5tIs
cause of the Democracy. he should be dismissed
at onces and his place filled by-one " no is
Otto and liberal enough to double the contrib,.
ton" >'1't4 tOu,
XALuaBIE cRor. There is a farmer near St
Louis who is making his fortune out. of straws
used for making juleps, cobblers and other
fashionable drinks. He has two acres Of land
upon which he grows rye, and from which he
cuts about 81, 400 worth of straws Thev seIl
In that city readily at ten dollars per thousand
------lSeas $50
lNnIeEsrloN.- D ARatEsTowN, MoSTGoarRy ca
~ n .s IND: January 31st, 1867.
never felt the befit of any medicine so rn;,,,
rs from the bottle Of Bgrhace's Holland E;tts,..
4pprcnased last tRif. Issish TO know. where
can get 1t without fear Of Imposition. fSienoF, \
JOSEPH .. DEIlETr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-17

PROFosED EXTENSION OF raE ATLANTIC Trlr.
oRAFH.-Ne understand that it is alreadv in
contemplation to lay, in connection with the
Atlantic telegraph, asubmarine cable from Pla-
eeptia Bay TO Sidney, Cape Breton. or to Port
land, Maine. Preparations are being made to
survey the coast TO ascertain the best mode Of
carrying out the design. The submarine ca6io
is heldtn be much preferable to a land line. in.
aSnnch as 1t is not liable to damage from win
terstorms, which are always so destructive to
the wires suspended on land From Portland
to New York will be the next connection, and
that will follow in quick time.-M y Herald.
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Nora BESE-The Argus, last night, refused
to answer our question, as tolwhati it chad agin"
Clemens. We're seriously afraid that the Organ
is ashamed of itself
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THE CRY OF PrrrsBvEeu AND HER NEwsPA-
PERs.-According to an article in the Cincinnati
Commercial, 10y way of comment on the figures
of one Of tho pittcbnrgb ,,.,ars .bo -. or
4bo-I.o,, eS,' -
-, S ~. nas" oee" 'nuch account 10 her.
fhe Fa4lroad debt of the city, now, is five aud n
half millions and is parcelled out to the account
of the paners tbns.
9asets Dr.. to he Cye,, ana, C,,,,,,,,
TO Allegheny Valley Road 81 $50 600
CF' BY advice and Vslne Of Investment OoU,OOO
Balance 9l.I5OCOo
Annual interest forever. see. $50
Journal d: to. CITY and County:
70 Fts2bSEEh and stcr6enyle
~ a0''ss atN 'S'0s o. @0,OOo
Balance 81, 100000
.t annual 1 ~ interest mere forever
~ Ky 80 &c S,s..y
Or By Sdy!ee sad value Of SUS
-S2-.ege
S5n5, t6OoOO
Dt.natek Dr. 70 CT, end fa,,,t,
~ aU $500 ~. - ''tg 8''' e"4N'y'
CT BY advice and value Of lyssiment GScsUO
*, p,1.s.., r.. 1880 =
Annual Interest forever 66
Total annual perpetual interest British aors
S-Eess - 'SsEO'Ooo
49,, So -7---5-z---e'Ne.s-
Illustrated by HUBER. b. PHHLRc yI% TRuSkpILE. New
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Rnr Ranf
GARDENING.
10 O TTCE 81

LII those indebted TO the firm of Goethe Dlckmap
IN coal miners hereby authorized pay the sane
40 any one except the subscriber. compliance with ais
cLice save trouble and expense to the debtors the
I'm. AUG. GOETHE,
july27-d1n Surviving Partner.
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DENTISTRY.

respectfully inform the public thatthey
themselves together for the practice
Monroe and Union sts where they will be happy see
their friends and all others wishing the services of
Dentist.
They were both students andfor
Hullihen, and the senior partner ha
constantly engaged in himself for
asteeven years, during he acQuain
cities of the United States, and has himself
various pecuarities In operating They there.
fore being able give satisfaction
to all who may favor them whit heir PATRONAGE.
ABR. ROBERTSON II. D.
Wheeling, Nov. IL, 1887. JAMEs ORR.
N. B-Messrs R. 4 o. take pleasure in referring,
mission, to the following gentIsmen:
II. r. Weed, D. d. Hon Geo. w. Thompson, His Hon All
Caldwell Morgan NelsOn Esq, B. M EoH ESQ.,, DR. John
Rrssell, Dr. ". J. Bates, DR.. r. II. Cummns, Dr. e.
Hdreth, Dr. &. Todd, Tallant Delapain, John hnote
ESQ.,, McCaIIens, KNOX q CO., Marsh 8 TAYLOR. movie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-17

SECRET HIsToRY OF KASs4s-AaOther Chap
ter-It will be remembered that Senator Big
Ter, of Pennsylvania, during.th the debate in Con-
gress, was one of the most violent Lecompton-
ties. He wasssope Of those who aspired to the
place of chief executioner of Walker, Stanton,
and others. From that fact the following ex-
tract of letter from that gentleman to Mr. Stan
tOnis peculiarly interesting, If not important,
as contribution to the secret history of Kansas
affairs. The letter isolated Clarified, Pa, Aug.
~ 1867:
'Make my special regards to Gov. Walker,
and say to him thut Ac has the popular henri
Nth him throughout the entire country, except
OnIythe ectreme South. Should his programme
succeed, he tOiu hace the mast enniabIe i,ro0ai-
''ence Of any man IN the nation. The ad,ninis-
ifation is little weak at the knees, aud winces
under the Southern thunder, but it must stand
up to the work"
We should think that when Senator Bigler-
meets the President, he would feel a little weak
in the knees.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-17

DoN'T LIKg THE PArEa -old Buck i down
on Forney's paper, according to the Bedford
Springs correspondence Of the Baltimore Amer.
ic0n, who writes thus:
Speaking of newspapers reminds me of the
fact thatIthe President openly expresses his
aversion to Mr.: Forney's paper, the Philadel.
phla Press, and he is said to have forbidden all
recognition of itby the government officials as
a Democratic paper. noticed this morning,in
purchasing papers from a newsboy, he took
copies of all except the Psess. Al few DAYS
since he passed a Democratic Office holder, who
was sitting on the portico reading a paper, and
asked him what he was reading lie replied
tito him. The President. replied, "No. / tbanS
you, never read that paper" Since then the
faithful are never seen reading it, nor do they
make any allnsiOn TO it in the Executive pres.
-ence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-17

SOFT HATs.Just opened large stock olson ITaise7
5lg9 ,iy concieyablc variety, style and color.
,'4SN BLISS CAMPBELL,
--s------zz---.l. No. SIS, Main
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T2oYs, AND YOUTHS HATs.-one of the Iargsf
Of and Boys Hats ever brought to this city ~
Hat and 1a SHAPES anu ia to be found CHEAP
auE1s e1s ssSis . Is. d HARPER !. soys
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A writer in the New York Tribune elevated
by the news of the success of the Atlantic Cable,
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TaE number of persons who i've east of the
Mississippi, is twelve times greater than those
vest oft
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this day by Express n large st0cE Of I5I6E
eA4VlS D.I ARpERI o E6NIaN
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EW Songs just pubIshed received by Payne & Co. du-
Clouds Of Care Gentle Annie Ny Nome is Cave by tie
dark Sea Wave The Rose NIanjeoy, Ely Mary,
Home of Childhood, Minnie Bell, Sing Not of JOY to.
night Annie Lse, In Dreams See my Mother, Ny Lost
Csrrie Grave OhSweet the Spring Merry Ring
Call and see them. langl4l PAY&E & 90. =
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4I received, beautiful Back Gas
-9eIJS M at
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4 GREAT variety Coral Beads New Style Port Moneys;
N Gum Tobacco Wallets; Cigar Tubes; Fishing Lines
lIooks and Reefs. [augt4i FAYNE Z co.
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HATS Of every description Of style, color and
augl2 -l..- 8. ID HARpEp Z sn,,s s
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1ASAMA HAT The greatest variety of Panama HatI
;,t,. V4SHsto ths ctty--tr0m 70 cents to $780,
3 SNSS BLISS CAMPBELL,
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Just REcEIvEDsJouven's Inodorous Preparation for
= cleaning Kid Goves-best article the Kind in use;
Her's Furniture Polish Baxn Antiscorbutic Elxir for
Purifying the breathe Davds Indcbe ink with and With
out prepaI alton: White and Black Pomadc Powder
Pnfrs; All kinds Chalks for the skin.
n1rlA AnNra LOO
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have received another lot OF those
jn1I s. kengaE hats. BLISS CAMPBELL,
Nc. Main az.
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Young GENTS CASHMERE HATS.-Haye THE la, =
ceiyed fewca the above Fail styi. Of Hay s
'9B1N 8. D. HARPER a. SONS.
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INDIGESTION. ID 4RNEsTowN, MosTGo.iRRy ca
~ = .se..5S.., !. January s1st 1867.
as from the bottle of Berfases HolIand 9;tgs.i
lpurchased last fall Iuislly TO bsre
can get 1t without fear of imposition fSignod
JOSEPH G. DELlS4r.
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a FEW Low Priced willow and Wood Cabs on hand
a which we will sell at reduced price to close out
Z
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ICE! TCRI

Ii persons wishing to be supplied with Ice from
ASe Rouse VIII please leave orders at the Plumber
Shop OF [iy5 2ml i NJ. DIi ION
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SENAT0R HATS received fine assortment Of se1
~ , at1F HATS black, brown and pearl colors
auSIS ST. HARPER r. SONa-
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For. Rent.

For KENT.
HNHE Store. Room on Main street. North Wheeling or
uerly occupied by 8. d. Woodrow. For terms annie
to I1nh19l GEnRGE E. WlCKHAH
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YAIuABIE cRor. There is a farmer near st
Louis who is making his fortune out.of straws
used for making jpleps, cobblers and other
fashionable drinks He has two acres of land
upon which he grows rye, and from which be
GUS about 81, 400 worth of straws. They sell
IN that city readily at ten dollars per thonsana
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GOAPs-Baxip's Barber, Gycerlne, Poncine, Brown
~ Winsor, omnbus-Just received
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BENGAL PLAID HATs.-IIaYe received another lot of
- tbs. the above Hats, from 9l,,25 to $500.
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NOTICE TOsCONTRAC ToRs
g EALED PROPOSALS will be received nv tbs Trs,
the Odd Fellows Hall Association at the ,S ~
Ell "a Dist 1885, for FURNISHING in tS
Bids to be by the thousand 80 sA' more OF less.
Also, for stone cellar WALL E13d. ~, ~.
ioF saving losts and other heavy timber nia 70
% sPy me thousand feet. Timber to be- saved
October saEed and delivered psI95e lst
ASs, az the cornerof Monroe and Fourth strssts As1
Pseincauons can be atgthe ONCE Of the ec,.4.
aug11-1R y s % s4s st 3 an1 BEST bidders.
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ONE FoUR7u of the population Of the United
States reside in the cities, towns. and villages
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Tho Troy Times announces that on Snndov
Morrissey. who is now training for a milli5e,
match with Henan, threw u 55 ID. weight fifteen
feet high, and what is more important still.
knocked a hole in his sand bag, and Struggled a
glass. of brown. stoulI -. % - z Co.,
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New Advertisements.
BEES FOR SALE

TINE criber proposes sell, on the Sth OF sepem
ber by vendue public cutlery, forty GOOD hives
of and articles of House Farming
nTlafle credit Will esriVef hvn
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WTLEAT DRILLs.-sunerior Wheat .Drliis for sac q
w Manufacturers prices by
aug14 SMITH q GORREIJ
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for sale by
ssurH { eoRRELL.
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Bonnets received pr FSpTessWhich VII
NJ ~ eOlo extremely low ISAAU PRAGER,
ny f5HF91 12S &lain st.
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-, kIlfEl LI5itEl LINEY
10A BARRELS Maryland. Lime,
AOOs5OF do louisville d.,
lO0 do Common do,
~ In store and for sale by j. A. METCALF.
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NOTIaE-

AHE Committee of the Agricultural Society on Farns
~ win examine the same during the months
70 make their entries with the Secretary at as
mY2l CHARLES 5NTAPSIyATTy f
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AHT.SEHENTS
la W INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon z. Collins Lee, Judge. This
Court was engaged in the following business yesterday:
State Hannah Kerr and others, uSThe Mayor and
City Council Of Baltimore. An action instituted by
widow and children damages for the loss of
life of James Kerr occasioned by the alleged neglect
sembly of 1852 The deceased thrown from his
at Jenkins and killed Steele apd Buchanan
plaintiff. Dulaney for defendant. On trial.
Henry S. Mitchell, Lessee, Sarah E. Mitchell. An
action ejectment Before reported Verdict for defen
dant
Assignment for to-day 434 to 465.
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Marshall,
Judge There business transacted in this Court
yesterday
CIRCUIT Court OF BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. VIM George
Krebs Judge No business transacted in this Court yes
terday.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Hon. .Wm. Fell Giles
Judge The Court will meet at 10 O'Clock this morning
the trial of causes.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.-Before Hon
Judge Price.
saITowsoNTowN, Dec. Is, 1853
The peremptory call Athe appeal docket was com
menced this morning. and the following cases disposed Of
viz:
| Appeals Dismissed-John T. Moale u.s. Jesse Waters
John L. Reese Jr u.s. Jacob Walters, of Henry Wal
ters Christian Hi lien Samuel Ellinger; Henry Ondel
donk rs John c. link; Albert Trego and James S. MOI
gan John Crownn; Eliza Trestal u.s. Jesse Pugh and
Presal as. Pew.
.Judqmenis Rerersed-Wm. Slater Us. VIM A. Lloyd;
King Gambrll; Daniel Macknson Richard Harding
J. F. Camp u.s. L. ]. Jarvis James Malcolm rs. Henry
Brocker.
Judgments 4bf1med-Michae A. McCabe John Bosley;
Stem as. 0her; C. Brocker Us James Malcolm.
The jury of nquisition in the of Jehn Wells and
VIM Niller u.s. Joshua NJ. Bosley rendered verdict Of
s14l 76 in favor of the plaintiffs.