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

Reapers and lhoW ers.
THE advantage and economy ef Harvesting AachiRCr
Il has BEEN fully Demonstrated 20 make thsn almost
utAtter necessity much
longer DC without them Al those who wish 10
purchase ts should make their now
in secure machine the coming harVea
The subscribers prepared or superior Inducements
60 buyerH and give them the choice o. different we'll
tested reube hnea the manufacturers pyietR,
and RaTrantedt0 Tie extent Of the purchase money
We would invite SttenOn TO the following los Of
passed hafveGters.a
MeCoftnieks Combined Reaper and Mower,
AnitniAn 4 Biiler's 10 do do
Atkns' 10 do Self Raksr
NseV YORK Single Reaper,
Autmau Alerls do Mower,
BalPs do do
Orders for any the above WTsc I've prompt atpntioa
II Addressed to Smith + GORRELL,
Dealers In Agricultural Iniienertss
py19 Wheeling We.
| s9ss nAl2~ B. uARRzR > sQNa
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at rednced prlPeE, 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07
BErONE ALDERsIAN M'counTNEY.

III 0I'I' 1AIaI7I-I1'I3lN y OUUI'I.NF.l'
Nike Christy was drunk terribly, super
hugely drunk, aud abused one Washington
Brirg scandalously, until the latter struck him
blow which caused him to look as if he had
the jumping tooth-uche. Christy was fined
five dollas aud Boring was fined one dollar
and costs.
Vim. Ball was drunk and disorderly and was
fined
Augustus Miller went into lager bier saloon
AID in>ulted the keepers wife. lie was fined
tmce dollars and costs
Patrick Mahuncy was riotous and intulernble
in his conduct IIeabnsgd his wife and enacted
several drunken antics in his house. He was
fined two dollars and casts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

fins )nprehensibv LinIM, nj, Which tie
of afflicted OF all lands rely for relief irOiu
EanEs rSheumstsm, Neuralgia, GOut Erysipelas,
Cancer ScroIuA, Sprahs, uses Burns ,scHlus ali
rapidly rseuiE all similar prep
araoms. The proprietorS give for the encouragement u
derulcures eecteu By 1T uurng the pasteN months Ger
the parties the possession
the proprttOrs but their length ciudt publication of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

ID ATrAMs PATENT LATHEs.-Ba,taua's C, l.brated
10 Watch Makers Lathes will sup lied at PtLente1S
rr ices on application to ? SCOTT t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-02

confectionery,
pon2 G George \iessmann,
$40. III 8roabwab,
nfsep ser 5e08 ggtnt Saging8 Bdrf.
8reunben uuo 8cfanatsn, FONT, oem pubtttlnt TN Qnas.
nneiuin tei8c tb bternttt an. haB tb mein 5eiAdft bsbeutenb
ale AuftrIse prompt uo ytutg ;u %befrtgsn.
4ue 5srten SOn 5raunen, 9~turnter9Pr unb 9dfeIer Qebfus
0sr, Qetpsteer GdintU8, Narmiaamen, 6altf6e Reltsu, IRA.
gsuiudsr, Wtarctpdn, 3rterf3 areu pnb Bri@teus pies an allen
pr2tiPp, SrtIm 9fetde5 Canes, S6aum. Dnfeft. ale Gprten
3ldbBtg unp Sprtnge eS, fruit DcDps, G~bccUfates Etaaren,
Deat( { @etoiir3- unO WaniGa~Gtpcelate, 1er,ierte 6erse unS
gebfa@en NIT beutfhen 8erlen, geeisntt fur 5ef!dge, cine
grpFe Ma5pabt Dpgylidf1e,. fOwte nod mebrere ierarttae Sc.
8sntlaoe I'M Sr- g. uno 8ieins8trfauf tets g~orrGt6tg 81
u. SITES ann, SD. III 8rcaowae.
8B~ @~wswGrtige 8eAelan0en wrrpen f9aea unb panftlid,
6eior8t.
ny- @fstn Salpn 1T aud Gsnataas Ufen. Sft14-S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-02

@eteBqe6un8 tDerSen ii SGiaoSS AUDI Gon8rse~
mitalieper 9epdblt.
Sn Ot aIaGuiett8 mo elm Ocnoers
neur, cine 9e8islatur uno @on9reB~Wets'tefef
oewdblt meroen, lteben lt9 bret 2IdelS 9e8ea'
lber, elm lepublifaniideS nit Sants on Der
Spise, Elm amerifanilde8 uro eua cenlotratl'
ldes.
Sn M h n, mo Elm @ouoerneur, elle
Qeaislatur unD Gen~9reBnit9lieper 8emablt mer'
ben, ltebeu lid nur 0tepubtitaner uno Demo
fratsn entgeSen.
Sn New Seriep, no eiue 3e8l8latnr.
Die mie bic in SQlnpi5 einen SunbeSlenatot gu
pdblen BAT, uno Gon9reBlnitSlieber gu mdblen
linc, lteben fih 91epubllfaner, Nmerttaner, Oou
a(a8z uno 8udauau>D empfraten 8e9eniber.
Sn NemsOOrt iino eth 9cuUernenr,
cine 2eeislatur unO @ca9reBnlt9lteoer 81 lpo9>
len. g6as Die @euUerneursp1hl betrllrL 10
teben liA bort 4 RanDioaten, eth republltallla
lder, oneritdnii6er, pemotratli der uap abpll'
ticuiltilder entsesen, Sir ben @on9reB lin0
lcpcbl Hepubiit1uer, ais Nmerifaner, Oou9l18s
Detupfraten uno 8uGunan>O emctraten ncnlis
uirt. Sn ein5elnen @ousreBsD ilriften baben
lido Die Jlepublifaner uno Nnlerlt1ner out els
n en- Sanbtcaten rereinl9t, i'll anoer1 Nnlert
faner uno Douglas : DenOfraten, in anoern
Dpua(a8oemcfraten, Nmerlfaner uuo Nepu'
bllfaner.
Sn @isconiin ltnb cine @eieB3e6un9
unb @onsreBsW tltglieDer gu pdblen. pier tie
ben Ii4, wie in Wt!4t9an, nur NepublIfanet
uno Oemofraten 9e8enaber.
Die GcnsreBwabIen lino belcnoer8 oe5baIb
pom 10 1rpBer Tra9peite, neil Da8 nGAlte Ne>
prGI entantenban5, fuqS feline Vclt8nabl 81
Stanoe fonlmt, ten nddlten HrdliOenIen 5u
wdblen bat.
Die miAt;8lfen @ableu lino cbne 3peifel
Die in SllinDi8 uno u e 10 Yprt. Aud
tie BADEN cine 9an3 nabe Be5iebun8 que Prdlts
oeutenpabl, neil e8 lit in tbnRn unI Die polttI,
lde !3utunft oes prpmjnentelten oelnctratii den
Prdl tOentI6aftS Sanoioaten, DcuSlas, unp
Das prr1ninentelten republifanlIde Yraltoent:
lhalt5- 3anotOaten, SewarD, banoelt. Oou=
sta8 1T Direft am Gaulpfe betbeiltgt; Semarp
~lnoireft, iupem li9 bic repubIifanllbe Staat8-
Convention bon Slinois, metde 2incoln liir ben
Ser. ct. Senat ncnInirte, fir Die PfaltOents
lAaft8, &anptbatur Senar0'3 auSIprat Il. lnoen
Der erpublttaniI6e @cuperneur8. &ln0lOut por
Jtep : YOrf, MOr9an, Der Jfepralentant oei
Sewarps 6tiiselS Der repubiifaaiid}eu Fartsl 1T
Sir un8 Oeutlde itnp Die beutt9en Q8aplen
ooppelt intereli1nt, neil i'll alien olelen Gtaaten.
nit Mu8uabnle pom Wt1liodulett8, Die Deut
q n StinuIeu Den AualdlaB aeben merosn
Da ldon in Den ndhlten Gl9en pas NeIul=
tat befannt merDen miro, 10 balten mir e5 Jnr
unnGtbig, un5 nod in SernutbunBen liber oas
Ielbe 5u er9ehen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-02
Sic bemtiaen @ablen,

Der beutise Gag 1T elm bOdmlptiger fir Die
Union! 3enn in aidt weni9er ale IeA8 Staa.
ten weroen 28ablen ot9ebalten, fir ben @cus
sreB lOwpbl, ul5 fir ben Stoat ieIbI.
Sn SIlinots 1T Die Alenlblp ulb Elm
Gbeil ces @taat5lenate8 ueu Su Ddblen unD
biele 0abl bat cine srobarti8e Beoeutmis, neil
bic nd9lts @elee9ebun9 an Die Stele BON Opus
olas, oelien 1ernlin am 4. DadrS 1859 ablduft,
eIuen neuen 8unpesleuator mdblen lOa. Sc lino
rrrt nrei Gifets i'm 6elOp, Elm republitanIlhe8,
elm DOuslas>DemcfratllAe8 uno Elm gudanan'
bemOtratilGes. Die republitanil4en &anOtpa-
ten lino gum rrraus perpfllAtet, fir Slnccln aS
SuneeSlenatcr gu ltimmeu, Die OCuSla5sO Demo.
traten fur Douglas, Die Su6anansD emCfraten
fir Breele. Die 8uGanansD Democratic 1T aber
10 ldmoA in S1inOis, DoB lid Der Sampf nur
um 2incOln unO Douglas prebt. GuBer Der
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-02
DurG ben Brdiioenten
2ewis GaB, StaatiefretGr.

Wa1btn II. Der @eneratanwalt bat
Elm 0utadten in 8e5u8 auf Gle ansemeliene
AualesunB Der Nfte pom leeten Stunt seBeben,
msl9e ~perfi9t, o1B Oa8 InreAt auf eineu nab
DEM lblebeu zines Wanne8 au8geIertl9ten
2anDtparrant an ler QSlttpe, u. maun cine lols
1e nt1t ia 1T, an Gen &rben pes Sertorbenen
paften Iou, ST. fpmmt gu ben ua1ltebenpen
S)QluBfcl8eruu8eu: y 0interlabt Der, pelher
Den Wlrrant bean pru1t, etne WlttDe un0
&inoer, 10 fpulmt Der 8urrant alein Oer Wltts
me 81 0ute q bIntertiBt er cine Witlme unC
&InOtr aus 5wei Gbcn, 10 faQt Der Warranl
ben @rben Der Bltma (?) unbetn, unD 3 bic
@cben ltno oieleni9en, petde purh Gas 0eiee
I'M Oomicil bes Nstfolbenen p1far erttart
tperben.
Can Antonio, Gerl8. Ole SEA-
III welGe pon Dem Uer. St1atet1 @ou.
Uerncnent talpoytt:t nuroeu, 9eoetpen in &eGa5
gang an6ge5ejanet. SIM Wtat 1856 muroen
beflrnttiH "a, lm Sauuar 1857 Al otelec Wu.
lteuiAifIe importirt. Nah ben leBten Gerlh:
len b~eflnoen Itd) 40 Der 1biere in penn t0anpt-
geltlte gu Camp Ser0e nabe Gan AntouIo II
Gera8, Den Brett bate lieutenant 8eale gu iei.
ner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ad1 @allTcrnler
permenDet. Die &lnl3ele 9coeIben gang pors
tteiflla, Don ben 5ulest impcrtirten &bIeren ii
etn ~ein5t5e3 9eltOrben, Dafir tauien u Is
6Iuen GUT W1t. De 6ilen lilD BrcB unc
ltart, uno fam man Ole Stage, Oh cas- &araeeJ
eOenlcBut in 4nerlfl iortfommt al8 in Altcr
uno Alrlt4, al8 erleOi9t betr1dten.
Der &rte98letretdr tit pOll Ger BroBel gtlB
liAfelt Der Ibjere iiber5eugt, Die lOwcbl az
YerbmOmB8mjtteI in jeHeu mediterranean 0e:
seuOen, ais AUDI i'm Stie9e 9e9en Die SnCjane'
BroBe Dienlte gu l~eiiten b%eltiulmt itnp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-02
0urppGi1ebe 9SacbrieDtet,.
Gnglau6.

Gnglau6.
9.uS Durham melDet Der Gele8rapb: SEEDS
Wfeilen meltllh BON u~nlerer StaDt, in Der Sage
Banf &%cblenaine, ia! ltA beute 60. Sept.)
Iriib eiu fur0tbare8 llualiid erei9net I'm s
llbr entpedte nun, Dap Der AuTjeber purd ber,
abiaGenoe Stife Ger 0cl56etletpun9 erlhlasen
ppr0en mar. Sn Der @sube ~befilOen iit 40
Wluner uue &naten, 81 oenea Der 3ugan8
p~erlperrt it. Da8 Ueuer bat Die 8an5e 0ol}s
betleiDurg ~serlt0rt, unD 1T bis 5u ben Soblen
i'm NuiwunOuns5jduAt pcrBeprun9en. lin z
llbr NbenD8 mar e8 int 3lnebnea 6e9riIieu,
uno man smelftlt Iebr OBJ bic in Der @rube Be-
Tinbttten 9~erettet metDen folle1.
Die uor mebreren Ga9eu erpdbuten llnru>
ben perGoblenarbalter ppnSlDleU(il Iin0 3uGn
De. Die neu an9enorb;ne ArbeIter rdumten
Den 6lteren frjepl;h pa8 Self, tpoBe8en Diele
pabrlheinliH unter Den frIberea 8eota8un9en
pieoer ~eintreten DerDen.
NuS Ourbam meloet Der Tele9rapB: vNi6t
40, ~lonDern 81 Nrbeiter b%ef1npen lih III Der
Bage. B1ut. Wtiue, ais Oct S1abt 6euer fin9.
Ste iino jeBt ale berauf9ebraAt, II ~lebenot9,
10 toDt; Don e~rlteren plele iebr eriAOpft, nods
benz lie 40 Stunoen in Der 0rube etn8eldlole
len ~8epelen maren+ Der S4aAt breunt nod
lntlller.
Oeati0lanO.
Aus 9er5O9tbum Sbles~
ID ia, 29. Sept. <}n Anlte IOnbern Sarr'
1arD bat Elm pan!i6er Yre0iger unter SeiltanO
BEG &irAenpilitartum5 Elm ptrefte5 3Uan8Smlts
tel 5ientlld naterieller Natur e~r9rlffen, UNI no
mo9liA oas tif1ti6e 2eben, nit p6ui3er @ez
piBbelt ober ba8 @intonlmen pe8 YreotSer8,
81 perbeIiern. ST. foroerte Spfer8elo hon Ell.
nem Bauern, Der 5u8leid Slr2enoIfclal, tRr
0elen Yerlon, T1rlllie un0 Oienltbcten. Der
Dor @eridt @efnroerte bertef lta aaf ba8 Sir
deninpenrlr, mpnad nur ole Communicates
IeDe5ma( Spfer 81 8eben BADEN, ur1D CT babe
bei bieiem I~5reol9et ng0t commitment, mobl
aber bel Dem ftiberen oeutIAeil. go m1rr
sntItiebeu, DAP unter& Ommunlcanten Ielbitpers
itinolid) pieIeaiBen 81 perltebIl, rDelde iiber>
baupt etnmal 0a8 Nbenpmlbl S%etolien, ndmlid
ale &cnfirn1irten. 3u8let0 war0e per8efla3te
auigeforDert, fih 81 e%rtldren, ps8gal6 er nlbt
COMMUNICATE babe, pa bed re SIrdenDfftclalell
notwithstanding ben ibriBen Ginm06nern nit
outem Beilplel poran8ebeu %lcltea. DerIelbe
berief lt1 porluf paB Die ~rcge(rniBiae 0eler
ees bell. Stables nj@t Oprgeidrleben let, oaf
er i~ibrigens iOlAe8 BEL Dem fribern peutlAen
! Brep;aer ME perIaumt babe. 90 ltebt eS IN
pielen @emeinpeH, melten bdniiAe Breoi9e,
n11 8ertreibun9 per ie9eu8pou wirtenpen peut
lben auI9eOrungeu ipcrpen ltnD. NirBenDpu,
wenise Orte au5Benpnmen, 9enieBen tie Urgent
w.lbes 3utrauen. Sn teluem amt linO Civil.
beamte unp prepi8er 10 gut te3udt purA Spcr
teleinnabme unp 2anbraoe. Sein WunDer, bal
bic pdnijAe Station Die @rrun9eniAait lpl4er
Aemter ftr ibre S0bne, NIT NuSl6luB be,
5dlespiger, nidt fabren lalIeu uno Die 0iett,
Der Ser5ootbirler nidt anertennen wiQ.
GeteSropbtIcbe. DtnebrtcDteil
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,sGeAr0pbtGebe. ytacDricOteil
r. f1t2 IN y a%tttmert sBeder."
9lnfunft Des Oampfcr0
NJ IL H.
9leuere8 aus europa.

% NeuereS aus europa.
Quebec; l.. Nppbr. Ser Dampler Sue
oian 1T BON 2irerpCol anaefcmmeu nit Na9,
ri6ten bis gum 20. Ott.
Die furdtbaren Sertbetpi8un88perfe bon
@lboe linp pcaenpet.
Da8 uierenpe pe8 atlautlIben &abel8 lol1te
in Salertia 9ele9t meroen !; Die Nttten Der Sc.
waren nnA mebr gefaueu. Den Anselteaten
Der @~culpa8nte wurpe an9e5eI9t, baB tie am 80.
9tpp. e%ntlalen weroen, wen1 ni4t 8anlt9ere
Spulptoule etntreten.
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Der &Snt9 bon Sadncoer I6idte einen Q9en.
len nad England, um we9en Nbldaffung pes
Staber 3oae8 3l unterbanoeln.
Sn YreuBen lebte man cine politiIGe 4mne=
fife uOrauS. = Die Differen5en 3wliAen 6rants
reid uuD YOrtu9al linO nod nt4t gelAli9tet.
6rantreiA wei8ert lt4, @n0lano al8 6Aiep8,
ridter an5unebmen.
WtGrtte. 2tperprot, 20. Sft6r.
8aumwOIe rubig, aber fiat. 9tad>
riGten un8Unll9. Mebl flau. 0ei3en felt.
Soru flau. PrcOiitoneu flau. S1weinefleii9
lAwer. 3udtr fef. &aIIee fiat. >9fei8 tat.
SDnIol6 984--988.
Die Aufltdnoe in ben olii4eu 8tcDin3en
91uBlanb8 iDuroen bebeufliAer.
Die lonD0n Zines beldpert Iib iibet ben
amerifaniiden Winiiter in @bin1, Ger einel
Sertra8 erbettelt babe, fat ibl, ME Gle Iulir=
ten, gu @toroern.
Der fran3Slilde @eianpte in 9fom mahte
DENT Baplt erulte Gcritelluu9en wegeu per @ut
'tibrung oe8 jiptI4en SlnDe8 BON bologna.
Wafbtn gton. 1. ytop. Der Srie03mi;
niiter rerlpra9 0errn 8utterfielO, Die c%allfor-
uilde lleberl1uppOIts Jtcute nit WIlitGr 9e9en
Die 3noianer 81 belAuBeu. Die erfOrberIiAen
Iruppen meypen BON SORT Sulitb aus an pie
Gtoute b2tadirt lperoen.
3te ge8en bic Gpmanhe8 tduepfnben Grup,
pen meroen u1 Elm Hegiment pertnebrt merDen.
Serr gutterftelo lit beute lebr befrieDigt pOl
bier ~ab8eteilt. @r mlro leBt Der 9foute entlon1
big Sort Salitb %reiieu, um Serbeiierui9en one
5ubrtu9en.
Wai btn8tcn, 1. Nop. 6otQenpe 81
fi5iere lino auT cen Oarlpfer Nmerita becrDert
worcen a: s 2muanoer SOiepb s, 0reen 2ieute
nant8 @upler, Seltnap, W. =. Sones, NOama
uno Green; engineers De 2uce, SnpOer,
Wbitafer, Depelin unb NrOnn,
Aud auf Den Dompier YFetlcomet lino Ofit
5iere becrpert pcrOen. Oieie beIoen S4iift
8eb6ren CUR paru9uap1Sr peettiOu.
NewsOcrf, 1. Ncp. 6rau(etn Picco:
lpmtIi trat beute por einem breheno ppQer
Oaule i'm yIropatore" auf, 8iele Sibe Uni
Sc8en maren 81 groBen Prdnlen p%erfauf
por0en.
s&a93 ew.Dort, /. 9top. Der SAoner Wta
Dion muroe Dor einiSen Ga9en beI Sal 0reen
mid, Connecticut, nit 8eidla9 bele8t well e'
ts Segoadt ltebt, elm StlopenlAifT gu Iein. s.
muroe naA Dem Rieli3en 0aien 9ebra4t. 81
bate feline 9larlyun85paplere, aber cine an9eb.
ltNe SiQ cf 9ule BON Geo. 8. W!le Don Del
&ilrenpermeiun8 an 5oiep9 @lrDnsr ulo Us
Us. @prp,
ct. &ouiS, 1. Nop. Die @ariioruiid'
lleberlanopo(t pom 4. Q. fam bier beute an uni
iiberbplte bic AMI ber Yannull 9ioute fomraenpt
SOFT.
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lHalfst 9SerfdnE

59Ssss 90 Ider Hanb NIT sutea @e6ault6tetten, l6 Nehsn
Bs ~ Bon Der Staot nabe Der 1~dnbfrd5s uab tn Der eefnn"
%lslE befeu Desenb. tl015 Idsr an Der NUrtbsrn 9ertrai'
MiaLS4 %Gtienbabn, 50 W.slen pom Der 5tabt nit @%etaaeen 4;
~ @der an DIR altsn 8reoertf RoaD, gut ~aHBcbaut; t07 atsf
NIT bubfben Standardization uno &pideen. pir6 geeen @tasa.
tbunt tn Der StaRt etnBetauf9t; 6 afer an Der aiten 5reoerid
HOaS, q NtetIe pon AfDunt be Salss; l90 NGer am ~aDdi9tn8'
t5nsSdnbreae, IL W(eiicu ron Der StGet; 2 6duIer III 6opA
arbfr, uabe @arbsnfr / In a6ef QOmedrbnr Bin 6ds-
s'teitr: 2 tn esrtnetSnfr,; 1 in 5centfr.; 1 tn 9tattfraBf
l tn 5anpSerlr.; 2 IN Wulbertpfr. uRb merrtre Gnoere ia
1erfaiepensu GeSenpen Der Sta6t. 9pts su psrmtetben ia
l0eit 4a!.imprear., Wpnunent, &ap unb QlcIIbsrrFtr. nnb
SrOcbipdp. Vrunb III sertaatfa II y CdSpGg. @runereatsn
81 %pertGufst. WIcferu np Rrrrts,
Mpl5-S SIC. % 8a9citstrase.
As~ 8anfbttefs Ntctb-1Urtratte, Gsitamen { uap Gabere
l4rtftEt3e eaptere, irrts g3atisu. g ertats-tSstfadf 0srSe
Bel. Hs ttfprot.
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NeIIluNt ;
Verldnlt:
2u perfaufen poer III perreuten

gu perfauFen ODER 51 rerrenteu.
Sn sft6mpab, 3D., cine sunflg ielegs ne 8tettrausret, ns6f
cirea etnem Nder 0drtsu-Qanp. Die 8rauert 1T nit elmer
Queue p~srieben, nei6e cine hinretdenhe Gtenge beS Id6nteR
CUR SpmmerWtrt bId, #; Itgnei. gapere Ra9riateu ert eut
d " aAerle, NiA pnS, IA. AEt29.tm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14
THE CITY ELECTION.

The election Of municipal officers for the
ensuing term held in this city yesterday was
the most intensely exciting one that has occur
red here for many years. The particular
friends of each of the two tickets presented
for the suffrages of the voters, had done their
utmost to insure success, and both sides were
equally confident of victory, until few min
utes previous to the closing of the poll
The result can neither be considered a party
triumph, or party defeat, for, although one
of the tickets was nominated as "Republi-
can Ticket, yet it was voted for by a large
number of Democratic, naturalized citizens,
while nearly one thousand Republican voters,
as true men as there are in the party, and
embracing their full relative share of intelli-
gence and moral worth, voted for the success
full ticket. These men did not believe that
any vital question of Republican principles
was involved in the contest, but that it was
simply one of municipal organization, into
which partizan politics need not necessarily
enter.
That the view we took of the subject of the
election, in our article of Saturday, the 4th
inst, was the true and correct one, is most
clearly shewn by the vote of yesterday Had
the advice we then gave, been followed, the
excitement of the election would have been
avoided, and time and opportunity, and what
is more, occasion, would have been afforded for
renewed harmony and Cancellation in the Re
publican ranks, But the proposition was
rudely repealed, and we were told, in quarter
protesting to speak by authority, that the Re-
publican party was now united and harmonious,
and, as such, would go into the election. What
says the election to this statement? We trust
and believe, however, that those Republicans
who voted with the majority indulge no feel.
ings of triumph on the occasion, but regret
that any thing should have occurred to sepa-
rate them, even in municipal questions, from
cooperation with those who profess the same
great national principles with themselves.
Of the ticketelected for Mayor and Aldermen
we may say that we trust and believe that they
will so administer the government as to give
satisfaction to the mass of our citizens and
answer any reasonable expectation or wishes
of that great majority who ask that the laws
shall be sustained and enforced, for the main
tenance of good order and morality in the COM
munity. We expect this, from their character
and standing, and shall extend to them a gem
erous confidence, in that expectation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14

RoBERr BONNER, "the inexplicable Bon
ner,' as the New York Times calls him, re-
membered friend in very significant man.
ner during the great revulsion" of last year.
When Bonner was struggling in poverty with
his Ledger enterprise, several years ago, a rich
friend loaned him the $1,000 which, iudiciously
employed, set the publisher on the highway to
fortune The hard times came; Bonner was
now opulent, and his friend in great financial
distress. The former borrower became the
liberal lender, and, remembering his old bene-
factor, he helped him Through the crisis, and
saved him from threatened bankruptcy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14

The BEAvER.-At recent meeting of the
Canadian Institute, the interesting fact was
stated that this animal, once so highly priced
and so much hunted for its fur, even to the
extinction of its species throughout the greater
part Of its original domain, has again made its
appearance in many places in Canada, and is
rapidly increasing. In the north part of Pc
tersborough they have become very numerous.
Quite number are to be found within three
hours ride of Toronto, and they are also fire.
quently found in the Nottawasaga river and in
the neighborhood of Angus. One gentleman
stated that in Vespra thousands Of acres of
land are flooded every spring, when innumera-
bic trees cnt by the animal are to be found. 1t
is quite probable that they will become still
more numerous, since the fur Of the beaver is
now replaced by other skins, and the hunting
OF that animal is no longer remuneratve Oc-
cupation, the value of the skins per pound
having deprecated more than one-half
The history of the beaver is an interesting
one From 1885 to 1900, hundreds of thou
sands OF skins were annually exported from
this continents but from the latter date the
animal gradually disappeared until it was met
with only in the least accessible waters of the
Northwest. That the species would become
entirely extinct at no distant day, has been the
general belief Hence their temperance in
Canada is matter of considerable interest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14
Municipal officers, Elected Dec IS, 1858.
MAYOR.
ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK
ALDERIfEN
WARD l-ALEXANDLR THAYER.
2.-J. NJ. G. ARMSBY.
3.-,JONAS BARTLETT
4.-PLINY HOLBROOK
5.-ISAAC GODDARD
6.-LORIN GOES.
I'D. WALDO LINCOLN
Sd. S. MESSENGER

Ward 1.-COmmon Council-R. NJ Could H. p
Nichols, T w. Hammond. School Commttee-N.
ii. Andrews. Oyerseer ofPOor-O. p. Gilbert As
sistant Assessor-Luther Slater. Warden-L r.
Hudson. Clerk-John q. Adams. Inspcctors-S-
las DinsmoTe, George A Gates, Samuel E. Law
Ward 2.-Common Council w Pond. A. B. r.
Sprague, John Barnard. School Committee-O X
Earle. Oyerseer of Ioor-Samuel Banister As
slstant AsseSsOT-W. 4. 5. Smyth. Warden-Ahaz
Bassett Clerk-T NJ. Woodward. Inspectors
George r. Peckham, Henry Phelps Marson Eaton
Ward 3.-Common Council-James L. Estabrook
Lyman Brown, Walter Henry. School Committee
Rev J. j. Power. Oyerseer of Poor-Dennis g.
Temple. Assistant AsscssOr-Jason Temple. War
den-Harrison S. Prentiss. Clerk-GeOrge Holmes
lnspectorS-Georse Dixon, Thomas Moore, Walter
Henry
Ward 4.-Common Council-C B. Pratt, VIM.
Adams, and A. Dadmun. School Committee-Al-
win Allen and Samuel hathaway Overseer ofPoor
james Mcfarland. Assistant Assessor-F f.
Phelps. Warden-Elbridge Aldrich. Clerk-Wm
lead. lnspectors-Moses Taft Benz. f. Holbrook,
Thomas Lawler.
Ward 5. Common Council-John Simmons, Sam
uel V. Stone, Henry Murray. School Committee
Thomas Tho Magennis' 0yerseer of the Poor-Patrick
O.kourke. Assistant Assessor-Altred Taft. War
den-GeOrge II. Ward. John + Murray Inspec-
tors-Wm G. Whiting, Stephen Bartlett, Richard
Ward 6.--Common Council-Edwin Draper. Geo.
$ Barton, d. Ii. Fitch. School Committee lbert
"; Curtis OyersGer of roor-Edwin Draper. AS
sistant Assessor Osiah w. Allen. Warden-.Jos
Perkins. Clerk-Brigham Balloon. Inspectors
Constant Shepherd, j. w. Jordan, d. S. Goddard
Ward 1--Commom Counci-Edwin Morse, S. r.
Haywood, A. q. Goes School Committee-I}ey J.
d. E. Jones. Oyerseer of Poor-Juius T. Tucker
Assistant Assessnr-RusseD = Shepherd. Warden
Z. c. Tainter. CIerk-Jamcs ii. Bancroft Inspec-
tors-H. w. Babbtt, J. NJ Clilds, c. l.. Prouty
Ward S.-Common Council-John w. WethereH
George A. Chamberlain, William Grecnleaf School
Committee-Dr. w Workman. OyerSeer of Poor
John Hammond. Assistant Assessor-AIarshall
Flagg. Warden-Emory Banister Clerl-E. w.
Vail: Inspectors-W. L. Clark, w. W. Pratt, E.
r. Fiske.
Wards q 8, 4, s. andS elected the Citizens Ticket
and 2, 6, and 7, the Republican ticket for Council
and Ward officers.