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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22
ID II II a a X Il Il
TREATS All DISEASES

AhB.t IN ALL DISEASES.
SPEClA All ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALI, CHRONIC
- pseilS"s.l'ouHls. CEUUp CoSsuMrTluS. ISPLuES-
"a ATTtiAA BEoNCHlTIs. Nl diseases of tho MOuTIL
>osE THROAT and ItNGs; ali SKIN DISEASES of cvcry
description successfully trcatCI:-LUMRGGU LUMnIR
;HhSo SsES StN07TLA, RHEUMATIsM. GOur, NECR NGI l.
ItH"LNsiS. EPILEPSY, or COMMISSIONS DYSPEPSIA DY+-
l.AFEH!, DLtREilEt. The very worst cases Of P1LEs
ETe' Ill snort time; also of the Stomach Liver and
hnwcls There are many diseases incidental to- women
"h0 chIren whtchnrc treated with distinguished sue
cess All particulars will lie given by letter. Dr. Jn;-
he ~. Gun pr"c" "nr thousand certificates Or lis rrr-
feet success in curing -
CANCERS. OLD SORES. OR TIGERS. HIP DIsT.As
ES.FlSTUl.A or EVERY DESCRIPTION SCAID
HEAD, WENS, POLHPCS OF THE NOSE,
Or in any other part Of the bnIy.
TU7LORS AND STYELLINCS
III every description and without the us,. f The knife
"r"nE siir1'I! Instruments FcSc last named ;scns
~ C'not DO cured By correspondence; therefore nil
aoc Pi"''f5 must rlacG thcnscvcs under the Doctors
personal supervision. ~ "
At =, ~ 'iS made discovery ofa s.FluiI"
:!' y Rg3lIIce aIlsnJptio Of tlIn and
to The knife. All diseases Of the
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the use of the knife
OF needle. DIR. BIHlt"e has constantly on htnd at
h'S Office "n extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL Eyes
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IN S q r A N G E :.
ChOiee First Class Insurance

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22

q DRs CHARLES MERRY, of st. Louis. an
unmarried man, thirty-fvc years of age,
and dentist by profession, committed
suicide in Jefferson county, Mo-, on Friday
last, by cutting his throat, and seating
himself in such position as to be run
over by a train of cars on the Iron Noun
tain Railroad. It is supposed that re-
cent disappointment made him insane, and
drove him to the fearful deed. The Re
P"J1ca" gives the following particulars Of
his death: s5.-.aa.-.
A man named John Stroup. who was
hunting in the woods, saw DR.. Merry at q
distance, sitting on the end-o a railroad
tlei near the rail. 0na closer approach.
StTduP observed blood running from his
throat IN stream, and at the. same time
heard a freight train coming. Uttering an
exclamation of surprise and horror, the
hunter ran forward thirty or forty wards,
swinging his hat and hallooing. to- attract
the attention of the engineer, and induce
him to stop, but as the train was a very
long one, and had attained considerable
speed, this precaution went for naught,
ana the whole rctinuc of cars, TWEEN
iy-lour IN number, passed over the
D""y VI INC unfortunate suicide, manI-
ing and mutilating it in manner that
almost defies description. Both legs were
severed Immediately above the knees, so
that they hung together only by the skin.
One of the feet was brushed to n Jelly:
more than half of the head was cut of in
transverse direction, and the brains, frag-
mcnt Of skull, &C., scattered along tho
track. A small penknife, the Blade OF
which was not more than al inch and a
halt Ill length, was found on the outside.
and few feet from the rails. The knife
was covered with blood Deceased. ms was
evident from examinations had cut two or
three g@shes in his throat, scycrins the
\ watch, letter or two and other papers,
and large qu"utity of opium, were found
upon the person Of the deceased, together
with memorandum book, containing, be-
sides items relative to business matters, 81
statement written in pencil, a great portion
OF which was blurred and illcgible The
FIRST portion of this statement appeared as
if it had been written in the cars while
moving, While the other parts seemed to
have been done while the writer was walk
ing. It was with great great difficulty that
any OF it could be deciphcrcd, and the
whole bore vague, confused, cnigmatical
and unintelligible aspect, plainly exhibiting
nlr alteration of mind. J1Hst ) Ea
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22
WHEELING, VA, ,THURsDAY MORNINC55,
Sally elliQe1ptcr..
TRIEMs IoF ADVE5.RiT5TiisI1N,i1G.==

TWELVE SOLID LINES NoSPARE11 CoR ONE. 1xc1.., OR
/ u ~ LESS, MAKE A SQUARE ~
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Assets. .Jnneina:,. Z, 1s5
sl,5Oo,3s7 IS

TOTAL. LIABILITTES: l--l----2-. -
Unsettled claims not dpe,......... .s173,926 81
rs-Losses Equit"bly adjusted and promptly paid "a
Upwards of S11, 100000
OF Losses have been paid by the Ftna Insurance Co.
III the past IS years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22
r. R. Bmees, a former resident of North

r. r. BR1GGs, Il former resident of North
itT-t,:,' " tn the 71asro,,t
While was living in .+'"".,,, t"l,r.
five years ago, lost dear wife, OF whom
! had no likeness, and there was no like
ness of her in existence, to my knowledge.
few months since, wrote Il letter 10 a
man in Columbus, Ohio, namcd Wolcutt,
an entire stranger to me, who is called u
spirit artist saying to him that had lost
Briggs, of whom had no likeness and if
he could send me one, should be very
happy, and would reward him for ii. 4
short time since received a likeness from
Mr.. Wolcutt. and think it to be Il perfect
one of my wife, and l am not alone in the
opinion. Others who knew my wife think
rs do of the likeness; and regard it as
81 better likeness of her than any artist in
this world could have made when she was
living. I have asccrtaincd that my wife
died before Wolcutt, the artist, was born.''
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We were considerably am sSl ~, ono
count that we lately saw d R.gotloSS i" ~
duel There were siSneea ubnii, ~ o',c ss'D. ie
and six misses s~301d
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S9 SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
=, Yearly Advertising ON reasonable terms accor
10 me space occupied and the numbcro of changes
ers, to he paid fin in ddrdmce n y ~
Legal advertisements will be charpC1 nt tba. rotos
prescribed by law. - e.. o1 - 'A'S A''VS
F,snes? y Cards not exceeding five lines, $40 pcr year.
will be count less than sqrnre - -" "a
me privilege Of Annual Advertising ID limited to
me me advertisers, own Immediate business; and all
auyGrtlsenGnts for the benefit of other persons Rs
Wen We as al legal advertisements, and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate sent in by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates 5ssz - '-' 'N
. rtisGmGnts ppt aecolnpSntedvyftli written
accordingly. N '''N' esN
cases at full rates. r. ..ri-- r. '
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, aud announcements
OF Sermons so cents each. .5F Il - novII;5S
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AETIEICIAL IIANns

1,rr,.. -, uuGIOK hAAhEE,
oct11'5a NV Ynrt. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency aud
fair profit.
Especial Cftc'itiOH QireM to Insurance ~, DIEELLIVGS
and Contc.t;s to' terms 9foMs t. fire years
Tho progress of this Corporation has bec; stable
an uninterrupted through seasons Of financia sum
shine aud storm periods evcntfn iii or excmp; from
sweeping cnuiIErations and maritime Disaster Be-
ing lon: established. cash basis the troubles Of
the crOi system affect us in material particular
During hard liniGs the security OF reliable Ins,I-
T'nG" IS an imperative dmtythe ability of property
h9!9er5 tosusSIin loss being then much csscriCd
Policies Issued without delay and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
SSNL P. IIILDRETII. Agent
OfIce at tho Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
f.b1e-,law till Jan lst 50
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EJ-Ca4a Capital 81 COZ COO aE :nlute and unnpafred
WiTS sIEPiUs. ~ iejCS,;;ST SIS. :
Aud the presigsof IS years success aud experience
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22
Scales.
P. G. HILDRETB g. BRO,
No. SO NIatp-Strcct. .

A RE AGENTS FOE HOMES ISIpKoV ED. III ETGIIt
IA ing scales. Pay and Catie Scales. Portable Drop
Lever and De: :namt WaTcEouss Scales from SEQ t.
NlnGI:,tA STATE AeRICUIYuRAL PAIR. PiEEPsRURG.
Nov. >. 1S3S. a frst eiaas Diploma awarded by tie
Virginia SihiO AVricultuEaI Society. Ikske Schlcs
have been introduced in Virginia Int two weeks, is
which tiIe they hav" received TIRST CIAsS DTPLoXN
ana two Eus1 cLiss MkDALE, ard arc approved and
recommended by all Vlu haEr examined them. Calf
and them at --z- aHf1
Z. c. HILpILTn * HOS s3 Main ST,
auE222-'ssE-,iGx
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TL-NPAN-rlLS .or E.an np1-,,U


'cl are suitable for either and NIL tgc-in crt-
etl i'll five minutes EN!: TRrNPErS of every dcs rim
t;on; also every variety of artificial articles known in
the "0ri-a large assortment of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
Win, WIN the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL
Mcnt.
jhcS" articles perfectly natural and adapted for
either sex, and tan be sent by express to any mart Of
til" worIi: All kinds of Trsscs for Hernia or Rulture
81 every description, for either nud Trus4es par
tiGUaTS HiaptC1I for females in weak condition. also
for t!l,ls" with PROLAPSl's ETgRl
Dr. baateo is on" of the most celebrated and skill;
iul NhNs'c;ans and surgeons living His fame is
known personally in every principal city ofte world
All letters directed To Dr. Baalirc must contain ten
cents. I" pay postage and incidental expenses All
IhrpnIc Diseases can be treated by correspondence
except those mentioned, which will require his per-
snNal supervision.
ssy~ C0iee hoa,s.. from, A. NJ to4PM
,,,.. DOCTOR HAAKEE,
~Sll,1H NEH YORK CRY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09

Fam fhc S. Louis Repubiic,n. My STD
We are glad 10 be able to report the river 81
this port steadily falling, at The rate Of one
foot in tweuty-four hours. This has been its
condition for several days past, and the water
has declined from 70 10 feet altogether. IN
less a very unusual rise should occur I'M
mediatelv, q which there is DO present pros
pect, We have seen the highest water w will
have this year. This viii be good news 10
settlements and plantations in the vicinity Of
the lower river, Who have been watching the
food, Threatening to overflow them, with great
s0licitude. Much damage has already been
done By the continued high water which has
prevailed, between Memphis and New Orleans,
but the worst Il over. The last arrival from
below report The river falling. the whole dis
lance from New Orleans to this port.
A rise Of considerable extent has taken
place in The upper Mississippi The river is
veV high from St. Paul 10 Dubuque, higher, 70
is said, than has been known FOR many years.
This unusual swell originated from heavy and
continued rains in Minnesota.
This flood viii have a vast amount Of coun-
Try 10 overflow, and many outlets BY which 10
escape, and will not probably effect the rirer
much below Keokuk. As yet. its effects rave
not been felt at that point. The Missouri
river is falling from Council Bluffs to The
mouth, and is in good stage. Nothing has yet
been heard Of The animal mountain rise. Be-
fore this expected swell can possibly reach Us,
the river here will have fallen al least six or
eight feet more, which will dissipate an fears
o. an overflow, which were seriously entertain
ed BY our citizens a month ago. We therefore
say 70 the jewellers in the valleys on the lower
Mississippi, TO be Of good cheer. The Illinois
river is falling steadily, but still 10 good stage.
This sfrean has been navigable for the largest
class Of boats constantly for two years, and is
likely 10 remain 50 for some line to come.
Tie appellation " Sucker Creeks which Ia,
heretofore been significantly applied to Illinois
river, has been almost forgotten.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09
LlrerpeoI cenon market.

" kNNHAN HANMNM o. AAAAAAANH
LryERFooI, May 70, IS59.-Our last cireu-
lar adrices, dated 9th inst, per Canada, re-
ported a dull feeling in our cotton market, with
limited sales and irregular prices. Later and
more favorable accounts from the Eastern
markets led 10 a renewal OF orders for Man
chester production, 10 cover which the trade
purchased more freely sf the raw material,
and in the early part Of the week an active de-
msnd was experienced, the absence OF any i'm
portsRt P%olitiesl adViees inducing spectators
to participate IN the business, ard sales were
practicable al I'd 20 I'd per ID advance on Fri
DAYS quotations, As time progressed the in
quirv became less animated. and we have again
reIapsed into quietuess. The import il large,
and the nature Of matuIed and maturing en-
gagemeats Influences very free offerings, and
in some cases an anxiety 10 realize, according
10 the views entertained Of an uncertainfuture,
financially and politically. Money is still in
good request, though the drain on our banking
institutions has partially subsidized, and been
satisfied By corresponding rivals. Only short
dated paper is, however, discounted at the min
imum rate Of q per cent Consols and public
securities have advanced in value, but, like
everything else at the moment, are very sensi-
tive IN tone.
In Manchester a more cheerful feeling has
been apparent, and fresh contracts have been
entered upon at rates above those Offering a
week ago. They are not, however, Of sufhcisnt
magnitude 20 cause producers to add to the
small stocks they are generally supposed to
bold Of cotton, and In the face of heavy sup
plies received and approaching. promise 10 az
ford an increase selection without advancing
prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09
THE uEAGEE-s M THE WOOD
RErKER.r1


The Enqairv denies the parallel between the
cas-. = Mr LErcHER, who. about twelve years
si-cs, favored the emancipation Of slaves in
western Virginia, and hat Of Mr.. Clay, who
favored emancipation IN Kentucky. There Is
u.s. this difference that LETcHEE was con
vBcs3 that be was wrong, and has chaHgedhi
se8unen.s. while Mr. CLAY never did Now,
unless ths Eaqzf-rhss suBcieut IoEicto prove
hzt whst was wrong In Mr. LUTCHEE is right
10 Nr CLAY, and thst It is wrong 10 change
from ne wrong side to The right, then our
1elrhbor's s1phistv is % patent hat be had
hst-s- moi, GIh 0En reputation. aEenFt 70
co1.EoFsn such q point again.
But the Ersairu says that Mr.. CLAY wass an
eaEie.- sud Mr.. LErcHEE Is only a common
"woo5Pscka. That nav, OF may not be 60.
We s1sI To- stop 30 inquire, because We doHot
rersrd 3 pertinent b. TIE ssns Yet e.
rcsi p1oPolAss, ws uish the Enqrfru to state
Hftres1T believes that ~ eagle is any
more rrcussbls for advocating emancipation,
ss a mstero q economy, than a "woodpeckersH
AID 4 he one 10 70 BE- therefor characterized
81 a. A-bolaoais and eFenau Hho sgm-
pathizs with the w~oodPeeker's good luck, in
being elscts5 chief Of his tribe, are to cone
shdsr The ban o. our highly yirtusus neighbor,
sren after be hss satisfied bis sympsthizers
that - las abandoned his obnoxious seuti-
zc1ts. ,hen o1gh. not tie eagle and his syn
rzraizrT- tor % snare fHthe ssms odum evrn.
a.hs bird q liberty does rOost On an " smPy-
Tssn eyrie27 Lei car ~eotenPoray conde-
sesn5 70 quit The clouds and tome down 10 a
psalm. ccmmoB-ssnss vieE Of he case.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09
We have on hand and for Sale.

A SECONDHAND TWENTY HORSE ENGDE an
. i've hus bolsE. nus EuEine vas ay usrd shgu .
veok. vtsl ? are des.uIed ne eiahii1nsat b EhiA
a. then heloursd.- az
We have ln workiuE order and 20 exhibiuon, a
TWELVE H0RsE PJETABLE ENeiSE fupedar mats
suiahir Er Ginning rurrrrs which nee intsrsrins
vii pfar cu aadtee
Weahsss McCoNBs LABOR SAVING COTTON
PRESSES PREPARED frr ssiruenL az rrssy ~ errdlan.
vhih are Eaaraairca
We have alo NoCoNB's Iron tbs resdy ~ ship
meat, SORTED lengths sBd nov ihai an d~hicciohs N
Nee odesns to Iron Ties arc done avay. we ezpad to
SEE ali cu former rusiomers, and many mors, koting
out for their iutsrsst ntsis hiThly huPFtEutnvsntios.
Any Hformsnrf-refi reference % ne lbovs sri-
des viii ts eh-erfuly aE,rsrd on sppUallnio
HcCoNB & co,
Coumissica Ktut1anttI - Ma arest.
10 stairs, nrth % Wasbtagtpn, Nsmpbn r,nn-
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WeHnIPa.
Negro Man for Sale.

A COMF0RrAhLT furnlshed Rom. via Bard 81 a
~ Gsnuemsu suf IafY in seiaf private faFl Wa
pieasut ino.tion. Aatrte foraas west VT e
Marunin Arueal ono. HA-NA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09

We wish to call attention 70 the fact that
the Democratic C-onventioRto nominate a IAN
didsts for Senator from Fsyette and shelby
and 3 Joint Representative from Fsystte, Shel-
bysnd Upton counties, assemblies at Somer-
vile on Tuesday, l4th inst We hope to see
each Of the counties fully represented.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09

TIE ASSOCIATED PREss.-The ageat q the
Associated Press at Louisville would 90 well
to bear in mind that Memphis papers pay for
and are entitled TO whatever news is telegF aPh-
ed South or West from that point. SeTeTaltn-
stances have recently occurred in which the
press Of this city hasbeens hameiully neglect
Cd IN this respect, and wherein news has been
delivered here t~wenty-four hours ate us
transmission 70 our cotemporaries cf nothern,
western and southern cities. As instances IN
point we may mention The oetals t ee
.aaa's adviees, published in Louisville Ctncln-
natl, s.. Louis and New Orleans papers OF the
26th ult. and not received here until me CAV
after: the murder and mob demonstration Of
St. Louis on Friday last full accounts o.
which were published IN the Louisville ana
Cincinnati papers OF saturday, but m regard
to which Memphis papers and theH Ieeasls
were left In almost profound ignorance the
recent disastrous ere az Gsisna, also tele-
grsphed TO the above cities, and 70 the Pgpers
az which we were compelled to look FOR lnfor-
nation. instead Of through the medium Of the
TELEGRAPH. Similar omissions have been som
planned Of heretofore, and being, as without
doubt thew are, the result OF wantoa derehc-
lions Of duty on the part OF The Louisville re-
porter. his Shortcomings are recommended 20
| Immediate and especial attention from head
quarters. Memphis papers have ereraecorded
the association a ii. eral patronage, and II a
I continuance Of the SAM is desired, that cor
p~ora,ion must scrutinize more closely o. future
the business conduct Of its employees. We
trust IT win not be necessary for Us 20 reier e
this subject aEain-
The above is from the BullcfiH Of yesterday
IL calls attention 10 an evil to which the press
Of this city has too long and tooPatisntly sub
mitted. The reply to complaints hitherto
made has been that The tarIa Of charges IS
higher at this place than in hose where a
larger amount Of mater is given. While adj
hitting that such is the fact, We utterly
deny the conclusion practically iraWn from e
II the tariff is, say one third higher than at
I S.. Louis or Cincinnati, Q reduction q one
/ third in The number Of words sent rs world
I look reasonable, but pe cst less than one-hsif
I the amount of-telegraphie matter sent ts those
places. u, howevsr, The quantity sent %
small. the quality might as well be good as
| bad. or Indifferent. We have frequently mat
! tiers OF the utmost Indifference sent 10 Us By tel
egranh. when things Of The Utmost Interest
such as are mentioned BY he Bunaius are
passed over. II We areto have but little mat
Ter. ard that al a very high price, eoHdescsnd,
gentlemen offhstelsgraPh tolei hatliule b
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09

Iti Is now ascerisinsa says a Virginia paper
Of Tate d re-, that be results n The Congression-
al districts are az follows
LIST District, John s MHlson. D., re-elsc'-
"a without tpFosiion.
"a District. Museoe r. Gsrnftt NJ, To-
elected without opposition.
81 Districts DanierC. Desrnstis. inispsn-
dent dem, elected over John s. Castie, D..
fth District Wm o. Gooie, Is-eirr,ed
oFeT W. C.. Fiourn0y.
5th District. Thos. s. Booosk Dire elect
ed-no opposition.
9Th District. Shelton r. Lake. indepen-
dert dean, elected over Pau'us Powell ID.
7th , sr-cts William Smith, D., re- Elected
over Thomas, o and ShackiefUd, d.
sh strict Alez. r. Bo'fier, O., elected
over e. J. Fsulkner, ID.
Oh Districts John q. Harms. ~indrrendrut
Dem. elected over J. ~ skinner. D
I0h Dis-ne H. A. Edmoniscn. D., re-
elected.
IIh District. sheuad Clemens. D.. ~
lected.
l2ih District Albert G.. Jenkins, D. re-
elected nre LldlCy, o.
18Th Dis-nel; Ebert S Martn, indepeE-
den, Den, elected over Benz Hush Floyd, D.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09

There is no probability thar he Kansas
speech Of HoRaoE GRhELEY, which we pub
Hshol yesterday, win ever see the hight through
the colEmns n the EnquirT and Buiefia. 4
number Of our friends have suggested to us
that Tie Democrats make up 3 purse and pay
for its inser ion IN these papers az an adyer-
tisemeut The suggestion is a good one and
fuiv meets orr appreciation The document
oughf 10 BE- Published In every paper sns laid
before every voter in TIE seu;h-
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Matter on Every Page.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

The oHcial Journal of the City.
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rrazV NOTICE.

DHE steam FerrT-hiat Nashonah wi f@h
- ~ Isndins II ne foot q Jef- A
-, str-~t. sor Hapefed. at5h 0cocE
rrery maminE ior ne hene1tof ne nsa-
.~---wgrfstst ~ ne Ten-Mle BaTuu ard harlqn LsEe
ib-rsnv Giving them two hours' earlrr shr Hand
- cur CHAINED o. ne railruad uull ne rcEuiar
train commences runniuE- whicn Hli 49, Nv tlys.
ief-IE q h
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09

II NNAMA1 from ffe surzcriner. uf1r hrnWas-nk
N VILE. Tenn on the night ~ thr - Of June. -
slLts ard leu An sl1s d A trirht muiatia, FUR
~ frFt hiEh - wears ols walks erecf. Nrirhs
i1 us.. h1e tushT hair when Cutd ruf-snmftmes
hns if trel no via striuzss aarcely any bard bis
-fier lav-han~ large Tor a ueErns hal On a bisrE sun
bat. scisI; had a cane vita a bras d,rr-uot On the ena
% iE lshsm o. ahout gre feet Tn inches hirh. dark
c1rucr r1i0rs uelehs 80 NJ shln, hnky hair ~
frahf1ds nrxe muufhs shows bis tech. When Ne
suiirsf has feet large, ard turn cut very much 10
uaEinEs had "a a c1th cfr. rafhsr email 90 him had
acsrcrlv SOY hfarf. tf any fhfir intention j. b 9 %
q ue0 STATE They tosk win thrm thelr Sunday eloth~s,
as am nv aznah1r- rauts snfshnsz Ttryi let With
90 auv cu 81. Fur ue aprrrheusirn - all nerroes ]
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09
LATER FROM sALr LAKE.
Prodamafiou Of Cor CumHsing - Rescue
Chfidrca, Etc.

PnoclrmGfi0u Of Cor Cumniiag Rsscued
Chfidrca, Etc.
The salt Lake mail reached here yesterday,
aud by it we received a copy Of the TaLcy Tan
# the 10Th ult.. from which we learn that The
condition Of affairs in Utah is daily grow
iu- worse. and that treason exists as much
nov ~ II did before the troops were sent there
b. guel d.. The Presidents proclamation was
srouted and d-Tided Fl the time, and, saws the
Tan. % The only interpretation that can be put
upon IT, and IN fact The only way il ia received
here Is, that Il was forced upon them The
Government stood IN the anomalous condition
Of hoidi9g q pardon for her own Subjects, and
treating FOR peace upon her own territories.
ATmCd parties have been sent out BY the
Normons, c7unon mounted, and when diseov-
ered, bad signals prepared upon the mountain
hiEhe 10 telegr5ph 10 their forces IN various
parts Of the Territory, which svinces a spirit
antagonists 30 the Government. The atten-
ton Of tie Executive has been called 10 il, and
he is answering to BIZ duties BY issuing the
following Preclamstion