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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12


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by his talents lifted 10 al'fn the highest
tIons-o! hie virtue etlr"F''i !" rr hear.
OF all who knew him. W. with PRIDE st-,
Ish the recollection hp:h Il - talent, 81.
virtues.
Letters were received from the ,en,Irn..
named below. who. L+in, unable z, Aft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

The c. and o. canal is reported in perfect
order from end to end There appears to be
a great deal of counterfeit paper money in
circulation along the canal. principally on
the Northwestern Bank Of Virginia. The
Board of Directors meet on Thursday next
nj Berkeley Springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

The Kanawha Star Says. Rooke and
John HoneYman were lodged i'll Jail last
week, charged with the murder Of John
Hagerman, whose body was found On the
day of their arrest, horribly maDgled, in an
old cabin short distance above Maiden, IN
this county. 1t appears that each prison
er charges the other with the crime. The
cause Of the murder is not known. but 1t Is
supposed TO have resulted from an old quar-
rel -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12
An experienced yintner, who has one I

An experienced vintner, who has one OF
the best vineyards in Hamilton county, Ohio
says that four hundred gallons Of wine per
acre mn be safely depended upon this year
as the product Of the grape crop The Ter
mented juice Of the grape readily coih,nahhS'
when new, an average OF 81 20 per gaiioh:-
At the above rate the crop will yield $500
per acre--sbout the most profitable crop that
10 produced in this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12
Gala # tbs Collins Steamers,

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company on
Friday completed the purchase OF the Collins
steamers viz: the Adriatic, Baltic and At
Iantin il il the intention Of the Company
to run these boat., on the completion OF their
CONTRACT with NJ. .. Roberts. September ~
$50. 10 Aspinwall. via Panama Railroad IN
connection with their line on the Pacific. Ii
is understood that uniform passages 81 e'sn'
teen DAYS will lie made from New York 10
San Francisco. The Collins steamers have
large freight capacity from eight hun, hun,
dr.1 10 one thousand tons, and facilities
long uerded by shippers to California, viii bf
.upIlied by the purchase OF these boats toy
the Atlantic service, and must add largely u
,ba BUSINESS Of the Panama hallrosd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

Thirty-eight clerks in the n !. Custom
house, have just had their salaries Increased
in various sums, running from one hundred t"
four hundred dollars per annum-the az
eregate increase being seven Thousand DOL
lars, which is therefore 10 be taken ti"m
the reduction in expenses made on the hrst
of JULY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

The San Diego Hersid says that denera'
Wm. Walker has resigned fllibnstering' and
that he intends to unite bis dsst'n'es with a
lsdy of Lower California, who oacs eavcd his
Life. She il said TO be sbSndsntly rich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

Mr.. Geo. X. ii. Loter Is now completing
a new iron steamer Of the frat class. To be
placed on the line between Baltimore. Nor
folk. Petersburg and Richmond. She u
said 70 have been built with view to speed.
strength and safety, has three water tight
bulkheads, and will reflect credit IN every
respect ON the constructors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

The body Of young man was found in
field near st. Louis, on Wednesday morning
last, stabbed in twenty places. lie had evil
dently been robbed and murdered elsewhere.
and the body conveyed afterwards where it
was found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

Patents have recently been awarded to
John j. Rollow, Of fredericksburg for iui-
provement in rotary pumps; assignor 10
Charles G. Wexford, of the same place, for
impToSerleut IN thre,hihg machines; Geo.
I. Wheeler, Of Graysyills Ga. assignor Ia
himself and George Calvert, Of Upper lie,
Va, for improved machine for washing and
matchmaking gold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

The daughter of Joseph Charless recently
assassinated at St. Louis. carrying ont the
intentions of her father. has given S2o.NU
to endow the Professorship OF Phys'cai
Science in Westminster College. Presby-
terrain Institution, located ut Fulton, Mis-
anuri
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

There are fifty nine churches in the city
Of New Orleans; 40 Protestant and ~ Roman
Catholic Of the Protestant churches. IA are
Methodist. Presbyterian. Episcopal. and
only 2 Baptist. DR.. Palmer church, Pres.
byterian, cost 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

Mr.. Remus B. Coy. Vt Colebrook, Conn
while hoeing in his eornkstd recently turn
ed out bright. clear-cut. gold LoniS DOR
coined in 1868 years previous 10 fhe
RevolutiOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

Captain Henri A. De R,sr s; whose ssH SI to-
rie. in love are more accrra'tea '"an me-
arhi.yements in war. was ANONYMOUSLY sT!a
aut in Jersey City. Oh Friday, by order Of the
Hudson County Court. Dasusrreo.yes. "a :.
dIs hr;dle sheath, even the sword which Is
I'D 10 have led invincible u 'uave- in many
sa,u at At Sebastopol we're struck IF with a
hammer to pay charges in which bis part is
nnonestioned. Even the coat, brsrcHss' and
s .nars Of the gallant captain shared the same
Are. and the preeioys relics Of his cVnJue-ts
IN the service Of Venus s4d Mars, went for
ths pi,iful sum OF $50,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

The London correspondent Of the Phlla-
delphia Inquirer wrte-:-"l have just made
inquiry in relation to the rum"rsd insanity
of Sir Edward Bulwsr Lytton, the celebrated
novelist. 1t is entirely unfounded HIS
mind is as strong as ever, although his health
is bad, and his person is much afflicted
The defeat Of the Derby Ministry was boon
20 him, a, it released him from the cares OF
Office. He looks careworn. and requires rest
At present he is at his seat In knabworth
in Hertfordshire"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

The readers OF the current news oi the day
frequently near OF the modtiisnf'"" OF the
Prussian Army. A French military journal
explains this as follows: army Of Prus-
STA il said to be motiiized when the numbers
Of the landwehr Tor militia Of the first levy
are called into service in connection with
each division OF the regular army, and, as
each division consists generally OF 24,rp or
81, 900 men, it is at once doubled by the process
Of Modification. The regiments thus mob"-
ized do not leave their military districts IN
tll orders are given to that effect. ia conse-
quence of further dispositions. BY the term
.'mobilIzatiou. therefore, nothing more Is
meant than simple summon. Of the land
wehr Of the first levy, to muster into the ranks
at their military posts. where they hold
themselves subject to further orders III con
nexion with the regular army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

The New York Journal ut Commerce states
that negotiations are in progress between the
Juarez or Liberal Government Ut Mexic"
and several leading military men i'll the
United States for the raising aud equip:
ment Of large American force. To be
employed in restoring peace aud order in
Mexico. and Ia constitute the standing army
Of that country. Gen. Degollado, the War
Minister Of the Juarez Government. Is now
at New Orleans. for the purpose Of endeavor-
ing to perfect the arrangements vi this scheme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12
ALEXANDRIA,:

TUESDAY MORNING. JULY IL. 1859.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
HApS AND GAPS.
s. HARPER & BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Gaps and Straw Goods.
CORNER MAIN UNION STREETS.

TYTEhaYe n hand receiving daily, large and
w complete of Hats and Gaps, embracing
every variety of style and price. And in view of the In
crcasng for first class goods, have paid par
tcular attention to the getting Of such expressly
adapted the Of customers. Our Rrrangemenh
with Eastern houses such that enabled to trrn
the latest styles OF Hats and Caps introduced
promise that the and most beautiful
sortenls well best qualities every description
are to be found at our establishment.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
ourstock pains to give
deco s. HARPER & BRO.
G. RE IT AT T r a G II o N
rINE citizens OF Wheeling and surrounding country and
L the Ladies' in partl respectfully requested to
view the GREAT ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS offered
Cheap Cash StoEGj f3T Main ST., consisting o!
the latest stylesof
RAGLANS,
CLoAKs,
MANTLEs, u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

The wONEx OF CArnI, TrALr.-Tts women,
says Miss Kuyanagh, are, after all, the most
beautiful piece of antiquity which Capri pos
sesss. Truly the blood of the Greek has come
down to them undefiled l never saw in all
Italy, such lovely creatures They are tall aud
stately, yet exquisitely graceful, with pure oval
faces, dark eyes, soft and downcast, and a sweet
dignity in their aspect aud bearing that made
them look to me like so many virgin queens.
could not think with patience of the comments
on the so-called mesalliance of the two English
gentlemen who married Capri girls. Women
like those we are ladies, for their beauty is
not mere beauty of form and color it is the per-
fection of wonanhood They may be peasants,
they may be ignorant, but rude or vulgar they
cannot be, with such noble, intellectual faces
Was Nausica less aprincess for washing her fa-
ther's linen? For my part, looked at them and
became sudden convert to the theory of races.
had already seen, two years before, Aggrippi-
ma, .Faustina, Messalina, and other roman en-
presses revived, under the aspect of Roman girls;
but here before me were the daughters Of an
earlier and nobler race than the Roman
Theseus, Ajax, Agamemnon-the most heroic
of men-H Helen, Brseis-the loveliest Of women
were the progenitors of the women of Capri.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
INKSI INKSI

pUTLER's IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
ID Copying EHCELSIOR FL UID INKS, Manufactured
by James Butler, Agent, No. SO Vine ST. eH squares
South Of Burnet House, Cincinnati, o.
To WRITIS0 CnNHUSTTY IS GESERGL, ASD BOoERBEP-
BRi PARTiCULA ARLT.A CARO.-GentIemen: Ever bottle
Arnolls English Fluid that costs you
enty per than j. J. Bners Excelsior Record,
aniis no better, Il Us good. ExrLASAToS socaed
Bottle of Arno DIS holds twenty per cent less Ink
and He'd fifty per higher than mine, which Is
worth saving particularly when the quality is warranted
equal All leading stAtloners will supply bottle
the terms. Nv doing you will sustain HOME
MANUFACTURES, and he wiser II not better ctizens at
least lovers Of country and its cherished
II thus act the time is not far distant when
the American Flag shall not bottle Of ArnOlds
English Fluid in beloved Union-and save purse
= we'll. JAMES BUTLER, Agent.
Por sale by Payne Co. and ]. o. Orr, Wheeling.
= -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

Which pledge myself to sell 95 Cents below regular
rices.
per Expressive New York, large assor
OF superior RAGLANS, made after the latest Paris
styles for New York city trade
together with great variety OF other Coaks Of all styles
pattern, which viii sell below manufacturers prices
great variety OF CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA,
MANTLE SIIAwLS, at great Bargains.
large assortment Of FURS such Sable, Mink stone
Martini Fitch etc., which sell cheaper than any other
in the city, have them not commission, but
bought them for Cash. will sell quality Fitch FurE
such sold last year for $40, now for Sl2lz sett
Several cases OF One and superfne BLANKETS which
sell at manufacturers prices. =
Also received about so pieces OF Lupn's FRENCH NE
RINos eOlors and grades, which will sell At most any
price.
DAY. the 9Th Of November and would respectfully invite
those Of Of them to give carly CALL as
sured all will be satisfied with my goods and prices
noY6 ALEX. HEYEAN, 13T Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
HOLIDAY BOOKS, &c.

AM NOW OPENING one OF the largest and most care
fully selected lots of Books, Portfolios Albums Writing
Desk kc suitable for Holiday PRESENTS brought to
the city, Rocks rtuns in price from penny 70 twenty
dollars which may be found almost all the Po-
cts elegantly bounI f. a. Poes Poems, Poets Of the 10Th
Century, "LHla Rook "Lady Of the Lake." "Grays Ee:
Mrs Hale's celebrated "Woman" elegantly bound, Sci,
various annuals among these will find Goodriehs Wo-
Beauty and Herosm containing 10 beautiful
Cravings. ekek's Psysalogy Frederick the Gre
Roland Baker, 'tsabeI Orsine B4ncrOs Hist ry Hugh
Mier's Works. Spurseon's Sermons, "Autocrat OF the
I.n1Zfcllow's Works.
JUVENILE WORKS -0f these we have greater variety
BEFORE put up LIBRARIES by the single
these would mention, "Nilnisterng Children" "Kenneth
and Hugh StOrY of Darling Ncy," the "Gant Killer,
AM all Of o. Es Books, Farley Books "A will and a
way" RoO Books, both series; Learning to Think Talk
and Act &c.; COOred Toys Of almost description.
Hrs, Greely's. American Tract Society, Presbyterian
and Methodist Almanacs.
every style quality Of Stationery. Call and make your
selections before the assortment is broken.
dec1f doors North Of N. < N. Bank.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
UCOEssO o 4 T o } a N Rs II TANNRR :

SUCCESS o TO } VI rs TANNRR.
THE undeTsigned would infOru the citizens Of WhssnE
and vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
scTpton store, formerly owned b. DR.. james Tauer he
will continue TO carry the Drug business In all lts
branches. lie respectfully Eocits coEuuanee Of
the public patronage which has hertnnre been folberaly
extended towards this old AMI veil known estahiishent-
II will be his keep thing, d the pures Had
and At the lowest price, usually found well fuE-
nished Drug estabshment-
Prescriptions esTeiGy Compounded from The p1rsst %
Medicines. CHARLES ". GRAHAM
No. 20, cor. aain and WehsterSt
myi0 Centre WhseinE-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
B LIS S g. G A M PB E L l.
No. SIS NInin street.


All those knowing themselves indebted TO the firm will
please settle their ac3ounts for the present year
deeIO-y REED KRAFT, No. s. Main 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
NUMBER I3I
sAppLEs. HARNnss. TRUNKs. e

WHOLESALE &c REIAIL-
7 d SHEPPARD No ISl Main ST., corner Of fUnion, WIN
81 kurp hand a iarFS and eoruFietc
sortent OF all articles in his nne, consisting q adlsa and
Gentemens Saddles, Fine and Coarse Hzreas, TruEks.
vAIees Carpet Bags SateAels Collars Hamss Whips, Ae.
would respectfully call attention 70 stock aud truss
BY strict attention and pronptness % merit eonnnanes
OF the public PATRONAGE.
An kinds OF repairing PrenPuy dess, ard y p rer
manner. J. d. SHEPARD.
sep2O 1Si NsIn s..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
NOTICE

TNHE aTm OF Sheppard M0rEan this day dIsselEed
by mutna consent. The bushes of the drFn Will be
settled by J. shsppsri. Fhase Indebted 10 the
nspectuy requested to call d ke and hose
having accounts against will please Presen the fCr
''s.iSEfSt seSs. ION ,1sss. sH1s. "a sHns MoRaas.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-24
REMINDER.

On the 4th of July last, a large Temperance
6 picnic was held in a grove near this place, at
which sundra speeches were made, and
sundra resolutions adopted. Among the
resolutions was one ~pledging those who voted for
it-as did most Of those there assembled-th they
would give no political or religious urport to
those who were opposed to the enactment oil a
/, prohibatory liquor law for Ohio; and if we are not
J mistaken the resolution covered a good deal more
ground than this.
Knowing the political and ecclesiastical position
+ Of many who voted for it, we confess to feeling at
I the time somewhat incredulous as to their inten-
ton to reduce it to practice. Since then we have
not heard the most distant allusion made to it by
any one, nor have we been able to learn OF any
steps having been taken by any member OF any
religious organization in the place to redeem the
pledge Therein contained, but SO far as appears to
outsiders, the advocates of such a law and its oppo'
ssrs. are. as heretofore. in perfect harmony and
christian fellowship in the various sects.
As the time Of political excitement is here, and
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-24
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.

The St. Augustine Fla Examiner, Aug. 20, is
extremely jubilant over the fact that cargoes Of
Africans are constantly landed in the United Stat
es, in spite of the hue and cry at the North, and
is especially pleased at being able to produce the
following agreement entered iuto between q
Rhode Island captain, one Miller F. Wickham,
Commanding brig F%ayorite,) and a firm doing bu-
siness on the African coast under the name of
Lewis & Boyd. This Rhode Island captain en-
gagged to deliver q certain cargo of rum, tobacco,
cordage, g.. to Lewis & Boyd. In exchange for
which they promised to furnish him with eighty
fair and merchantable negroes Tue Examiner
asserts, in a tone of triumph, that these slaves
we're landed, and no mistake -i!alicising the lat
ter clause Of the sentence,
The following is a copy of the agreement;
This agreement, entered into with Capt. Wick
ham, of the brig Favorite, from Rhode Island, on
the one part, and Messrs. Lewis & Boyd. of Cape
Coast Castle, on the other part, Witnesseth that
the said Wickham has bartered and agreed to
and with the said Lewis & Boyd, for the whole Of
the cargo of the brig Favorite. consisting of rum,
tobacco, eordage, provisions &c., as per invoice
annexed, amounting to 7,l35 dollars and forty
eight cent?, for which cargo and amount, said
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-24
DR.. DORSEY AND THE FUGITIVE SLAVE
LAW,

DR.. Dorsey, the Democratic candidate for Au-
diior oi State. made the following declaration at
Bellefontain the other day. lie said
81 would not aid to catch a negro If called upon
by his master. | would on the contrary, feed him
and clothe him. il in want. Nay, l would 60
farther, | would furnish him o horse and point
him the road to Canada"
If an Ohio Republican should do that, he would
be arrested by a U. s. Marshal, and carried to
Cleveland for trial for resisting the Fugitive
Slave law, and be convicted by q packed jury
composed Of all the Post Masters aud United
States Marshals in the country who were known
to be right on the main question: Ohio Re
poSitory.
We wonder if DR.. Dorsey is not the only can
didato on the State ticket of either party who has
made a declaration 20 honorable TO humanity, and
so utterly at variance with party behests. Mr..
Giddings has Satisfactory knowledge" that three
of the Republican candidates believe in inherent
rights, and one Of the three-Mr. DennisonAwas nc
cused of declaring that he would actually defend
the fugitive with State bayonets, but he and his
friends pronounced the charge a lie, and success
fully disproved it.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-24
GERRIT SMITHS LETTER,

Some of our readers will be surprised to see the
letter from Gerrit Smith which we copy this week.
1t exhibits u natural disgust for the hollow pre-
tensions of partizans, who, under the momentary
impulses of humanity did a deed, or sanctioned it,
unmindful of the disapproval of Church or State,
but presently fell down again below the Jerry
level" and practically gave their endorsement to
the enslavement of many ferries. Nor is his tone
, of Adespondency to be wondered at, and his dis
trust of what he would perhaps call the power of
truth, but which is in reality his own admixture
of truth with false political premises and errone-
Gus conclusions, and which has led him to believe
that in this land the cause of Anti-Slavery and
Temperance are both dead. Neither the Anti
Slavery nor the Temperance reform can be killed
either by the opposition of enemies. the detection
of protested friends, or the mistaken policy of
real ones.
Much as we honor Gerrit Smith for his great
and good heart, for his generous impulses which
are always seeking out and striving to save the
downtrodden of Gods children, we do not regard
his intellectual perception, his cleerness of men,
tai vision, as comparable with his philanthropic
snstipcts. The first we knew of him, he was en-
K deavorirg to so arrange the moral machinery Of
the American COlOnlZauon, anu tue AmeIlcau
Auti-Slavery Societies that they would work har-
moniously together and from that day to this he
has seemed TO us to be given to some such harmo-
MIXING of moral antagoEisms. His theory of the
Federal Constitution is something of this kind
and the fact that the common sense Of nine hum
dred and ninety-nine men out of a thousand, re-
iects as false what seems 10 him to be true, must
certainly tend to discourage him in his efforts.
Not only did mon think his theory wrong, but
when they saw Gerrit Smith himself associate up
on terms Of gentlemanly courtesy with those whom
he had denounced as robbers and pirates, when
they saw him sitting in the Legislative Hall and
recognizing as law givers under the Constitution
those whom he declared to be traitors to it, when
in all his Congressional life they could lind no eV-
idence that he designed to &C: as he had theorized'
it is no wonder that conversions were few and far
between. He has preached both the ballot and
. The bullet as the means by which slavery 1t to be
destroyed, and men have refused TO employ either
the one or the other, and the preacher has become
discouraged. Let him discard both the ballot
and the bullet, and as the best agent for the en-
franchisement of man WELD the sword of the spirit
4 which divides Truth from Error, which separates
81 between the Right and the Wrong. Then, when
the weapon falls from his hand in Death, he will
. be able to say with a cheerful tone and exulting
heart, "By this have | conquered"