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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-29
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Cttcrort[d6e Ande!aen.
Die 0ater 0er Repu6liR.
Sts Ststt, prd&tsUIits sesaiiltakss
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bta gGty itlnB saaStt 10 Fidr lrsu Btii ui6t nut
ale R,Hla ioHsuu quo ale 8,lt5ur u. Staatsaszu
~ i6u0uH. scr Rsiu rldi aiiR liHt aus bta Bu-
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ltlttrttmb aDGlpnstrn Uaut9stH aub, sdbftus aeG
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Lribuut, uldutitu ba.ttn fG un tba sTuFpiFta AAs
lttiu srpbitA rgs igaitaIdGHfa &pp8t nuiUtF Be-
l&iah ftbtp, GUlettturt apstrud psrltibIu.
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NUmt1ncr 26

umlptsit p0n isnem mtiben, IGuterbaflen u.
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pVr btTeW lOlbaeN,dte UaUe 5aIb,iiI; pro
Gloria ct Patria itruguaist6 aus csm Duns
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-29
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btuti&t AeEniuE trri&tu Rub bttid waH psatn uHt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-29
wttIabeI9hta ~aIe @ls.

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yyyy ~ sDIss bs txstass Eesii- aae Ssyits-erd.
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sllits g. so ioftH. Runsu Sdas stsEnttt ~. ssras.
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gss.Ciao asnset, pfsttn ykgsiiiA htfstat.
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pghs guts tSe @s@l, laq1sE ET lit EFAhu
ptr SaBTaEK# la D0rasS laeRH, GS.aO, Gse
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litbisH ElaEnprtfitp dtbudaln anttrtiei.
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S2s~ SS&Aits. Eab Sl4sis3Vagt EEb Etis SUFrbs
,ns. 1851
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smsza.z --------tEn
ksssslszs5;3sssss5zssss5s; ssss5s;:sEEssss5;iSiss'
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stiauft HfStfa In tu
Baltimore "ono price" @Clbftber unb
Sob. u. @ilter.Sebtrsaitsr'8abrts
ar. ReI, eaItiagFtarast.
Ola I&5Hu 9piss8tbn.9altH ass spsetns seer
Hey $500.
SsIbitsu ~lt slsas,H sssupsItu tt,os. Sin,
ntip top" 3pIsfsbtr 80 ets.
Ess 10 prp.sat abr tta sassiiprtit.
au q. o. 10. n. Z, atAass,
goisftbu- sns stsntaitsf 6aestt,
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49, Waa strseFt GGt, uns tR VIZ. 39i % bsiEaia.
Az- Der b0bht brds fur sIts aatriidalFs' ealbi
snh gityfsI- Dpdarkidt. io~ts 10 ah.setas' 1857
sub ,arid, ntsb tnnph.
(6ili3tSO
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<&gasa 1tSsttt ,ss&Efess
&SzAh Gam1ff6tffabrt 2Asssa'aaS
intasa
R Z. Mnx9 ,lnh q a III uYn

I,&gasN Dirtit. sea&ggss
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iSiia.a
Rsp.gorf anb Gamtats,
uatr ttati&f ylaast.
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ifsss is.s., ssssssital ssisss "a
.ssI.sa y.stadllS,iS dSi,. @"' esstfsia Sn S.ossssus,
pesta son sta 1. Srst Boz 9enSurf aus !tri stSs!.
nibjetn 8aprhu b.sIsa.x. St,s Sstat fnb aa| VT
TotsfsiHsh,, 30. TDtis stbaut. In rasubtSh soR.
babts i'd d6rtnt b,r ltstta FEDS Wonatt Ia 8dtrtss
,piibtn aaalanb enb t1 Rsiz naisr Bhtrans Der
lttistz gaptfains uHs Sz8sntturt als bsosetss fG1
ass iaata bsBdbrt. etn trprebttr ar.tt an Soss.
In bissss Sasrs bt ,Dtits Gaihts hbtuttnb sbtftrt.
goa lai an utrs ,iss Der ssaasntsn G&tts sa 1.
tia,s itiss gsouais Yss tss ass SsEsars srp.strt.
.s:n..ssI. :.s.asI xss. S.s. l. /. ,,ss'aiss @ So. l. l.
SaiIaettrprs!fs far 1857.
,a xsiit. Sa "."''si sioo.oo ih xsnis --- siosoo
3k 10. $500 2s 30. - 1000
BptfGssstf $500 8ytfStnets - 4aO0
S6- M8. TIM ben jeBtSen @elbpntalt-
ntffer su tntiprsGen, fnb bte Srstf. fur Saf'
ia9e In ber stnstten Salute unb tn, 3wtften>
bed um $500 btlissr sefeat rpts btster.
grfte Gdtals 500
3nettt oc. 90
8mii9enbe6 80
esssat ssi EssSt II sssI4Ilssii@ % tsssaiisp sH
MSs,, Mesx 4 sunbdyst,
Rs.S7, ssssttfs,
EsasseE bff 4ansHFa. HI Hztfiian FaEfs
(qD ssffi- AiiisnseItsf&sft.
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gsaxIgsrt Q. Efsfa.
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GtsetH
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E@EA 9iperpopl unb philadelphia
$500. Dampfbc0t' u smpasnte.

sE.E@ eiuerpccl unO philadelphia
-: Dampfs fsoot, 6 'mp ignite.
Gtierne g S1rauben. .Ddu'pffhtffe.
Gtty Of Baltimore. sa7t. o. edia' :. SGnnar 1888
Ndagdroe Jsaul . gsoteH ooo
SaasaroS, S,Fnp. 1. april 1858
|aTaee'Sntis:
rad siDttppol ven fttuppoI:
1. aatat,, 5trrtn. .ealon, SIS sos. .sS5. SIS.
Sttttast (ttnf&Iitld grVuFen) $50. $45.
perlonen.8efDrberun9
RON unb mad pYtmtn, bdmbure Gntwuptn
unb baprt bur& Sadti- unb OaEpfIt'nt uttr
Glaat.
IaTage.S6fine
Svu alien 5aupiP,ds,u Dtutf4aast unb bar eSptii
iibtr pblat 56ftn ,u btn bilishtn prdItu.
gBebfet
duf B.rIln, 5anbure qepis, Frankfurt Watul
RSIn Rttnbtrs, stuttgart Siraebute nab 1affI fers
rtr rauslabtunebuu Gttbtrn tura pof-
fbttn mad aItn 7btiItn utf6icabb.
Dtatu n6buu autfunit ptnh nan flo an
@. 8. gprtif 40,
RF. 177, Drpabrap, Rtw. Bert, pksg
G.G. qpItntau, ar. 5, Sab-sdIpsrtardss
C263O Saltimurs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02


Found at Last-On the Sd of August last, a
man named Jacob ely, left his home in Ian
caster, Ohio, in fit of arrangement. For
several days nothing was heard of him, though
his friends were searching in all directions. He
was at last heard of as having been seen in
this city, and brother came on here TO find
and return him to his distressed family The
brother, after publishing description of the
deranged man in the InteEligeucer, and search
ing thoroughly through the city, was compelled
TO abandon the idea of discovering his where
abouts, and so returned home. About this
time the body of an unknown man was found
on the line of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
about seventy miles from Baltimore The
corpse could not be identified, and was buried
in Potters Field. couple of weeks since the
the brother of Mr. ely accidentally happened
upon notice of the finding of the body. He
Immediately telegraphed to Baltimore for par
ticulars, and received by express portion of
the clothing found on the body. This rendered
the recognition sure, and last week the brother
went on to Baltimore, had the body disinterred
and conveyed to Ohio. Mr.. ely was proprietor
of the American Hotel at Lancaster, was 40
years of age and leaves wife and eight chill
dren.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-The Herald publishes
important dispatches from Secretary Cass to
Gen. Lamar, U. S. Minister to Nicaragua and
Costa Rice The followingare extracts: Speak.
ing OF the Belly project, he says, the d. S.
will IDEAL with rbearance with this incourtenns.
Provocation, having no fear that their modera.
tonwilli be misunderstood, but youwill give these
governments distinctly to understand, TINT n
suitable reparation will be insisted on. or the u
S. will not longer be restrained by the considera
tons have advocated, from seeking more efica.
cious means for proper redress Sior these un.
worthy impntations, besides the reproaches
which this eifusion of illteeling ismade the me.
dunn of communication to the world; it indi-
Gates a line of policy looking to European in.
tervention with American affairs, to which the
u. S. have long since avowed their opposition
and which they will resist under all circnm-
stances.
Irefer TO the protcctorate demanded by this
proclamation and appeal to the Governments
of France, England and Sardiua to assume the
duties attached, to that position. The United
States believe it to be their duty, and they
mean to execute the watch over the persons
and property of their citizens visiting foreign
countries and to intervene for their protection
when such action is justified by existing cir
cumstances and by the law of nations wherever
their citizens may go through the, habitable
globe. This Government, however, vet indul-
ges the hope that u returning sense of Justice
may induce the governments of Nicaragua and
Costa RIGA TO recognize the duties and to afford
redress for the serious causes of complaint which
the United States have urged, butt is proper
they should both distinctly understand thatth
American people and government have Welded
to the weakness of those republics, aud without
doing them injustice they will now take care
and do justice to themselves preparatory to such
action as may be necessary. "A naval force will
be stationed at San Juan del Sur and at Realsgo
with orders to afford all necessary protection to
the persons and prouertv of American citizens,
and the commanding officers will be directed to
communicate with you and you will not fail to
keep them advised upon all the subjects which
may relatct to the execution of the duties thus
entrusted to them. :,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

st. ClairsyiHe Fair-The last of the four
days fair at St CIairsvile closed yesterday. 1t
was in all respects highly successful, aud the
society we're more than gradfed with. their
success. The display of stock, especially in the
line of fine cattle, sheep and hogs, was most
creditable. A thorough bred Durham bull,
raised IN Kentucky, and now owned by Mr..
Sharp, of Belmont, excited universal attention.
So also did short horned Durham COW, owned
by Mr.. Thos. =. Thoburn.
The LIST premium for trotting stallion was
awarded to Ed. E. NeE, of Belmont. The first
for trotting golden and mares, to G. G. Neis-
wauger. The same horse also took the first
premium for single trotting in harness. The
first premium for pacing and racking was
awarded to the roam golden owned by Alex.
Humphrey. Hezekiah Malonee's horse took the
premium for best in, saddle. Best single driver
(OOth PAGERS and trotters) was awarded to the
horse Of,B. SlemmOns, of Gadiz. 49,
A list ofpremiums, throughout, is to be pub.
lished in the St Clairsville Chronicle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

Cause and Effect Yesterday afternoon ia.
cob Kelley, of Ritchietown, was passing up
Main street, North Wheeling, with dog, valu-
ed at one hundred dollars, following obsequious-
a: at his heels A common cur dog, belonging to
man named Campbell, came out of his kennel,
baying anything but deep moutbed welcome .
and was assaulted, snapped at, and rolled in the
dirt by his oristOcratic brother, for his pebian
presumption. During the fight Campbellkick-
cd Kelley's dog, when Kelley struck Campbell
a'violent blow with his folded digfts which at
once spoiled his naturally interesting counte.
nance, and caused him to be the unwilling OBJ
server ola miniature artificial armament Kelley
was arrested and Alderman Hamilton fined him
five dollars and costs, Kelley settled.
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: 775=e63Y MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1853.
POLITICAL.

ma, gallant Kentuckisn, oAssIUs NJ. CLAY, will speak
o.ssht at o'clock, at Washington Hail. on the Political
,,re, Of the day. The simple announcement will be sum
Insure ho, crowded house. An those who want
fearless vnGcaon of the rights of free speech,
A., the great Interests of free labor and free soil will have
a. opportunity TIL, evening, vIhoa money and with,
ousrric.."
general invitation to the ladies and gentlemen of the
city Is extended.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02
AMERICAN sTAvE coNYENTIoN.

ALBANY, Oct. lst-The American State Con-
vention met to-day. Erastus Brooks was cleo
ted Chairman. A committee was appointed to
conduct the canvass. a letter fromex- Govern
OF Hunt was read, strongly endorsing the
American candidates for State offices and de-
claring that the Americans had no alternative
but to nominate separate ticket. The accep-
lance of all the candidates was then received
large number of Republican politicians arc
present, but there is no talk of fusion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02

Homieide.-on Saturday last an afffay occur
red in Louisville, KY, between r. R. Lindsay
and D. L. Ward, which resulted ingthe death OF
the latter. They were both printers Lindsay
was passing down street when lie was accosted
by Ward. a few words passed, Ward using
very abusive epithets towards Lindsay, calling
him "d--d rat, " and finally striking him in
the face. Lindsay Immediately drew u pistol
and fired, the ball entering the left breast
Ward walked few steps, entered the Democrat
office and died in less thana half hour. Lind.
say was arrested and held for trial but he will
probably be acquitted
Lindsay is we'll known by most of the prin.
tiers Ofthis city, having been at one time cnear.
ed as compositor in the 1Imesofice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

are to be removed. from: Fort McHenry, in conse,
qnence of alleged infectious disease in that
neighborhood. There is reason to believe that
the report is premature. The regulations of
the army authorize the removal of troops from
sickly to healthy locations and this would doubt.
less be done by tho commanding office of the
post, were there are sufficient grounds for the
exercise of this discretionary power. g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-02
"a 2 9 - STATE FAIR

PlTTsBURGu, Oct. 1.-The crowd at the State
Fair to-day was enormous. Wm. A Stokes, of
Westmoreland county, delivered the annual
address, which was production of extraordi-
nary power and eloquence Fifty thousand
persons were present.