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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-26

DETROIT Posr OFFICE. - O'Flynn, Buchanan
post master of Detroit, resigned his office Ia.
Wednesday, to take effect Nay 10th. Buel vii
he bis successor, probably.
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ABoUT TO TRAvEL-Gov. Seward will sail for
Europe on the first of Nay, to be gone months.
In about two wear. he will be sending certain OF
his friends abroad
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81 Doctor KsRnuT Of Detroit, will be in Onondsgs
h, llth, Eaton Rapids the 18th, Mason 18Th and
at the Lansing House, lansing the ih days of ev
cry month, to attend 20 patients afflicted with chronic
or lingering diseases. See advertisement.
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MARTINS M,JoRIry.-The majority for Chief
Justice Martin, upon the closest estimates, viii
be l2,20O The State Canvassers meet on the
10th of Nay
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uerrick's Hid Strengthening
Rl1SfcC>,

These avn- rs,trr> pains, weakness AMI dis
tres. th- tac. sides ana breast, IN i've hcrrs In
i-ei certain they to tb., the Proprietor
Nsrrant, ;hers spread loom resins, bssAns and gums
beautiful Ks leather renders them peculiarly adapt
e. 81 t'r Frsl.,s ans oh-rs Zach Plaster ~l
s~ar f--,n I, f.sr months. au3 IN rhesmstic
plants srrans an t-i..es. frequently eject cures
whilst an other remedies fasrd Pull directions will hc
'Il.d the back cf cr-l Public speakers. vccslsts.
ministers 81 the t;e~fs and Others VII strengthen their
lungs aui improve their voice. by wearing r.n on the
t-arg PRICE Is. CtNIS
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GO. " JONES

Prepared only by Dr. {. Jackson. as Arch Stree;
Philadelphia and for sale by Druggists and Sorekeeper
Throughout: the United States sn Csnas Price - cts
per bottle. 4v2O6
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A DEAD-LoCK-The Legislature and Execu'
tive of New York, are at deadlock on the bill
granting 2'0,C0o dollars TO the Susquehannaf
Rail Road.
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81 o. o. sI7.0Is % l.7es %

Arr amt iosr-i tL- above securities, ell 1000
Amount ur l1sH- secured BY M'rtgase-, be
Rrsi r,,t. r.r,a .ties.t 81 oJo'.-.... 100000
Am .ao' nr stock Nn'es IN Interest, payable
GA G-manI- strongly enforced, and -ecur- $500
81 by tl.ly-u ~ ias stock t..-..- ...----- iDto w
..,a,r,. ~ In ares. s-.-t,ea but NJ dg. 1884 -
Aggregate s.pp4u' d: Assets including Cap -.
ia ------------- s-''o'se~
If,.l.,ie- for Loo not lre ...--...... $1,000
No"'terclsifns syaiu-t the COMPANY
z THl- IODltfII.. So.
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DEATH OF An Ex-GOyrRSoR Hon. William
c. Rouck died at Schoharrie, y. Y, on TUESDAY
last. aged ~.
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SAP ACCIDENr.-Nne fishermen were drown
ed eff Monroe, Michigan, in the last gale
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Attachment Notice.

ELlSHA COLLAR r:. JOHN I. COLLAR.
IL Take notice, that or the frs, day Of Jan
usry. 4. D. 1859, writ Of attachment wss issu-
si out Of the Circuit Court for the county 0:
In-hsn, returnable on the 10Th dsy Of April A
D. 1859, in favor Of the =aid Elisha Collar, a
plaintiff, and against John 7. Collar, defendant,
tor the sum OF three hundred and twenty dollars,
and as appears BY the return of the Sheriff 70
said writ, real estate has been levied upon D!
virtue thereof, and ,ha. the said defendant could
no, be found. BLAIR GIBSON,
Pr e Atty.
April goth, 1859. 1o9~7
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Diocesan CONFERENCE.-The body meet at ID
troit GU the first Tuesday of June next.
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II CARL WOLF, Prof. of Music, designs, if
he meets with sufficient encouragement, to COM
mence Immediately course Of instruction, in
the city Of Lansing, on the Piano Forte, Melod-
on, Guitar, and singing. Also, thorough bas.
and harmony. For particulars enquire at the
printing Office.
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PICcoLoMISr-Pickled Hominy ia to be ant
sing in Detroit this week.
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AMI RExr-The anti.rest cases are decided
| and the Patroon's title is sustained.
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:" a E 1IED ID.

In Bath, April tenth, by Rev. VIM. K. Norton
Mr.. CHARLES +. WULLErr and Hiss JERUsHA l.
DOYLE, both of Meridian.
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WHOLESALE ORowSISs. Thirty men perish
ed in a crevssse, near Memphis, OIL Friday last
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Ar LARGE. Margaret Burke, the aIedge'
wholesale poisoner, has been acquitted.
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Sheriffs sale.


DT VIRTUE OF a writ of execution issued or.
- Of and under the seal of the Circuit Court
for the county of lnCham, and State of Michigan,
10 me directed and delivered, have levied upon
all the right, title and interest of John Pollock
John b. Decker, and Myron j. Pollock, in and
TO the following described lands aud tencments,
10 wit: the west halt of the north west quarter
of section (2sl twenty EIGHT; also the east halt
of the south east quarter OF section t29l twenty,
nine also, the east halt OF the north east quar-
ter OF section (2g) twenty nine, in township q
three north Of rang (l) one east, in the county O
Inghsm and State of Michigan, which shall ex
pose for sale at public yendue, at the front door
of the Court House, in the village OF Mason. il
the county OF lngham, and State of Michigan, OF
the ninth DAY of June, A. y. ls59, at one O.
clock T. NJ, of said day-Dated. Mason. Apr
18th. 1859. T.. BAKER, Sheriff.
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'NHE undersigned Commissioners of the Port
l. Huron, Bsy City and Lansing State Road,
hereby give notice that they viii let, az Ithaca.
in Cratic; County, on Thursday, the 18th dsy OF
MAY, A. d. 1859, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, aI that
portion of said road laying between the south
line OF Gratot County and the village of 81.
Louis, IN said County of Graiot, beginning al
the south line OF said County AZ the southwest
corner or 81 in towns Q north Of range a.wesi.
running northerly, snd letting in sections Of one
mile each. said road 10 be cleared four rods
wide, grubbei thirty feet wide and graded two
ard Il hall feet high in centre, with rail and log
cousewsy and ,lQiceS when necessary, with Suiii-
Client side drains 10 carry of al surface water
All rails and logs in causeways 10 be twelve feet
long and covered one 'oo; in depth. Sluices 10
be tso feet wide, made as follows: two under
sllls twenty-five feet long, twelve inches thick,
hewn on three sides; two upper tnbers OF same
size, sixteen feet long. with five cross pieces.
eight inches square, covered with two inch oak
plank sixteen feet long
The specifications for the building of Bridge
across the Maple River viii be given on the day
OF letting together with such further information
as NAV be required
The above work viii be let In pursuance Of az
Act OF the Legislature Of the State of Michigan
entitled An Act 10 provide tor the Drainas,
sni Reclamation of Swamp Lands by means o
State Roads and bitches, approved February
! II, ls5e.-Lansing, April 5. 1889.
ISRAEL MOWRI
| REUBEN M'CREERY,
| 4w2b. Commissioners
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THE TIE + Il II.

nR. J. 5. WOOD, late of Albany, \. Y, is no.
~ ready TO attend TO any call in bis profession.
Dr.. W. has had an experience of more than TWEEN
" FIVE years in DENTISTRY. Charges moderate
call and see.
n B-Village Lots for Sale. Also, lS9 acres
in parcels TO suit purchaser halt mile wee, Of
the city Oaice and Residence on block ffty-six,
corner of Seymour and Saginaw, street; ly20S
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-26

ius ,A- patient. H-rgc.s Sugar Coated Pills have
e. been r.s-g ~ ,fs sore mouth and aching joints
have some Others. Therefore. persons in want Of
family Pill peasant tils, certain % cure aud used by
lions, VII ny lO1s tlr other. Ele>e ifls are
covered ID coating % pure white -ussr taste 81
medicine about theul has easily taken AZ hts n.
confectionery FAMILY RlNES, - CENTS BOXES,
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IS 500 o. SOS 500 %

Aeg-c ~ market .alue 81 .he above stock, sss,Soooo
81 ~, and B1r5s "a ~ a. CgHapiny 'oc,rity ~ casa
L8rqs ,r. III pr psf rlgrks ralts y "a. s1H,, dri
'As f..ssEf lIsirs3 ~ .ICh.
f.t- val Marx val Am losn'3.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS ny son, james F. Butler, has left
w nv house and protection, without my
knowledge or consent, and whereas, the said
James T. Butler is minor and has married
against nv wishes and without nv consent, there
fore, al persons are hereby forbid harooring or
trusting the said james T., or Sarah Butler on
nv account. a. shall pay no debts Of their con-
tracing after this date. And further, all persons
are hereby forbid paving the said James ,. But
Ter suv rroney= from and after thi. date az long
az he shall remain a minor, as shall claim all the
sv.iIs Of bis labor during his minority.
JOSEPH BCTLER
Mason, April stb, 1889. cv26
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-26

4 SPLENDID assortment Of Bibles, Schooi
"A Books, Wall Paper, Curtain Paper, Cloth
Shades, Curtain Fixture, Fancy Goods, Perfume
y and Toile: Soap, jus: received at The
CITY BOOK STORE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-26
Take them and Live!
Is Neglect them and Die. a

hsRk;CA : SVGkg COATED hliS
AND Mp STRENGTHENING PIAsrxSs-
TEisS-ihess unsurpassed rene.
dies hsye, by common consent u
mankind. bSen placed ~ the head
Of az similar preparations. Her
riek Vegetable Pills. IN universal
g,CdHoSs, safety and certainty in
tie cure OF the various 6iseases Of
man, excel sll e;hers. and their
ss'e un4Gestsonsely 8 treble that
~ al other kinds In full 1osss
>tAey are sctive Csthariic. IN
mailer doses 70.tc ard cleansing
m al Bilious Complaints, SICK
I leadsche. LIVER Diseases, Kidney
Z NvArse meats, stomach hsor.
! srs, aut SKIN Affections. they
4 are s. # hy rsIsc. These
l'is sire purely u-sc.slic, can 10
AIKEN Al any time ;, oli o. yy-sss ,
.lihcui change IN employment or
tt hercsy 50 sO>,a medicine
-sheu properly used. but when
: 'cmpouuG~t IA Pm Tor universal
!. So u .Hs-sfr,rrs GESis.1 af hxpsf.-
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g PIT A i.


Amount of Cash On hani, ...... "a aIa u
Amount of Cash in hands at Agents . .'5 "a
NJ uf Cs.a % Charter orE Grh>.-l g.
Aggregate amount 81 Ca-h Items, tli'+pso
S..s AMI rr. 1'ca. ~ he Cg,riHy, rth q, par d"i
H.Ir.-.f rrius fkcrrf
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ATTENTION.

4 IL persons indebted % u on book account.
n or note, viii please cal and settle ~i-hou,
delay. A. TURNER L CO.
Lansing. Aprl l.
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Sheriff sale.

IN.R Offces, April, 1859.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
RY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, Fec. 25-FlOur unchanged. Wheat buoyant
white 81 4OlS5. Corn Unchanged; white 75 yellow II.
Provisions unchanged. Whisky dull; Ohio 29c
Nav YoRK Peb 25-Flour buoyant; sales OF 14COO bbls
SO 5cB6 500 OHIO and $E6 ~ for Southern Wheat
lrm sales 10 OOO bush at sly for red western and 81 on
for white. Corn very dull Pork quiet at &lTiTS@lS,2
for Mess. Lard steady at 1ls9l2j$c. Whisky firm at
CixcISxATr, Feb u.s. y:our In fair demand Whisky un
changed; 1910 bbS sold At 25. Provisions unchanged
Mess Pork neglected; city packed Offered ut $lSe2o
Nothing done in Bacon; buyers offer EXCESS for stdes
100 U0U lbs heavy bulk sides sold SSS BIG; nothing
done in shoulders Lard 2UC bbls sold II this
the frn though Uctvs Sugar hrm at TIT1<
but demand limited. Aloassss 3TG3Sc with but limited
demand Coffee unchanged and quiet CoYerSeed duh nj
Sc $3.50, unusually small and the supply
good very dull at 6l1e63c arrival. Hay very
selling 3S9lO per ton; the demand
active. Pot Ash 5Aa35k Money market unchanged
Exchsl steady at previous rates.
PHILA LPHL,, Feb. 25-Inspectlors Of Flour for the
week amount to CAS- again iO3 bbls lastIHeek
mand somewhat fallen on sales SG,D for superhne
S62O963 for extra; $GUgT:5O extra family and fancy.
Rye FiOnr hrn at sI,2S; Penna Corn Meal dull at
Wheat forward SLOW l sales red ut 81 4j4s; R
wanted At gUc active; 7UOU bus yellow sO
Oats Unchanged sales Penna at 53 light Delaware At 81
In Groceries aud Provisions there little doing Whisky
dull at 27992S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

ew-N otice.-R. France & Co., respectfully
notify the public that the Maryland State Lot
teries will cease by the Laws of the State on the
3lst day of March, 1859.
R. France having obtained from the Legisla-
ture of Deaw are, a Lottery Grant for period
of twenty years. and having given Bonds to the
State for One Million Of Dollars, to secure the
payment of all Prizes Sold hereby notifies the
the patrons of the old Maryland State Lotteries,
that the same promptness, punctuality and fair
dealing will characterize the management of the
Delaware Lotteries.
EsA new partnership has been formed to sue
coed the old firm of R. France & Co., under the
style of France, Broadbcnts & Co. On the first
day of April, they will commence drawing, in
Wilmington Del, the Consolidated Lotteries of
Delaware, for the benefit of Internal Improve
ments, and other purposes, and the Sussex
County Lottery of Delaware, for the same OBJ
sY-All orders for Tickets will meet with
prompt and confidential attention. Address,
FRANCE BRoADBENTs & Co, Wilmington, Del.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

WAsnINGroN, Feb. 24.-The UaioR OF this
morning says that it has become perfectly obvi-
Gus that no measure Of revenue can be adopted
by the present Congress in the space Of time
remaining Of its existence. 1t therefore recon-
mends the revival Of the tariff act af 1910 for
three years, and the re issue OF treasury notes,
arguing that this could be done with perfect
democratic consistency, and that those who re-
fuse to vote for this, virtually vote to stop the
wheels of govt.
The Navy Department this morning received
dispatch from Lieut.. Brain, Commander Of the
U. S. ship Vincennes, dated Norfolk, in which
he states that ne had captured the SLAYER Julia
Dean, on the coast of Africa and brought her
into this port. Augustus FreyerOn, represent
ed as passenger on board the SLAYER, died on
the passage To the U. s., previously requesting
that his effects should be sent to his wife al
Havana. 1t is supposed that he was the Cap
tain of the Dean and that his effects comprise
great deal of treasure. The Department this
morning sent orders to Lieut.. Brain, 10 turn
over the men on the Dean to the u S. Marshal.
for trial. 1t is supposed that the Dean is owned
in Charleston.
The Vincennes is ordered to be examined, as
it is supposed she was injured by striking
reef
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

w Sad Aeo:dent---Y Yesterday afternoon,
at the Crescent Iron Works, bucket of water
was thrown upon mass of hot iron-a cinder
tap-and sudden explosion ensued. Two
men standing near, Robert Powers aud James
futile, were badly injured. The former, it is
Thought, will loose both his eyes for life, whilst
the latter is painfully burned upon the back and
neck. The water was dashed upon the cinder
tap carelessly by one of the men named, think.
ing the iron was cool enough to bear it without
danger.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
D. Il. THOMAS, ND.
NJ. 20 Vine ltreet-

VIScESxEs, Ia, june %, 1885.
PROP. o. J. wOnn: A you are about to manufacture
and vynd your recently discovered Hair Restorative, viii
ULau1soeverit may coLe-rn that have
aud known others to hat, have, uF several years,
been habit using other Resicratvtr, that
end yours vastly Superior any other know. II
tirey eeaUses the head GLudrun, Et moLtls
proper will restore persons hair TO the oTienal
youthful color aud texture giving u heaty, soft ard
glossy apea=anee. ard all this Without dsculoTfrE The
hands aPp yi which itdrops would,
therefore, It's every dtsTuus LsV
Ing lne color aud texture &c their hair
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING
o. J. WOOD Co, ProrrieiaTs. Sl2 Lreadvay, n. Y
lin the great " Y. Wire Railing FEtEbshmeEt) ia
Market street. 81 Louis, Me-
And sold by all good Druggists.
dec3-d ,t-W &E-Iy-lEs oete6-s3a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

wBarking DOgs-If there is anything
under heaven that is calculated to disturb u
mans peace of mind. it is a bowling cur; but
when there can be found an association of about
hundred, then mans suffering becomes intol-
cradle, and we think he has right to shoot
them down. We know the majority must rule,
aud their policy should be TO treat the minority
kindly; aud as the number of dogs who nightly
congrcgate must have masters, it goes to prove
that the majority are in favor of keeping dogs.
Therefore let the minority humby pray that
the majority see that the dogs are kept at home
at night and each master endeavOr to learn his
dog better manners, and thus let the dogs die
in peace, or some person may make sas-singera
out of them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

w-AIE Burnett gave another entertainment.
at Washington Hall las night. Everything he
did was received with demonstrations of delight.
At one time the Hall would resound with peals
of laughter and at another, during the pathetic
recital of some tender selection, the audience
were enchanted in such intense silence that you
could have heard fly scratch his ear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

w- Detention.-The express train from the
west yesterday, on the Central Ohio railroad,
was detained several hours by the bursting of
flue, the falling of rock and combination
of adverse circumstances too numerous to men.
ton. 1t is so rarely that the Central Ohio trains
miss connection that we deem it worthy of note
when it does happen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart.
burn, &c, relieved in Il few minutes by "Tar
rants Settler Aperient." "Burnetts Cocoainc''--
the best and cheapest Hair Dressing in use.
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, and Toilet articles
generally, Hair Dyes and Hair Restorers, for
sale by t. II. Logan & Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

"a Sa0,o.-SOme two or three inches ofsnow
fell during Thursday night, and early yesterday
morningithe earth exhibited covering far and
near of pure ermine. 1t soon disappeared, and
was blended with the filth in the street, leaving
disagreeable and dirty slush.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26


gB-7 Hat Case Of Conscience.-In this world
of sin and wickedness, it is pleasant to record
such cases OF conscience as that published by
US yesterday morning, as occurring at Mounds.
Vile Herman " Pine, who restored watch
which he had stolen three years before, because
''the worm of conscience still begnawed his
soul,' is one man picked out of ten thousand.
The idea of reformed rogue has heretofore
been regarded as an absurdity. Pine, in for
warding the watch to Sayers, sent the following
note dated Philadelphia:
Simeon s. .Sayers:-DEAR SrR:-By this
mail you will receive your watch. 1t is not as
good now it was when you lost it; but if
nm ever able, rs hope to be, to pay the dam
age, will do SO. When took the watch |
cared little for religion. Since then L have be-
Catholic, and l now return you your
watch, heartily sorry for having taken it, and
hoping God aud you will forgive me. Please
say what owe you, and will, when able, re-
init you the amount you clairn, hoping to obtain
your pardon. l remain yours, &c,
HERMAN v. PINE.
Mr.. Sayers replied to the letter, assuring Pine
of entire forgiveness, and expressing the hope
that he might continue to live gu honest, Chris
tian life.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
TRUSI S ALE

VOY virtue OF deed executed by the Hemp
ID field Railroad Company bearing date the 9Th day II
s=ptsnber 1850 and n1w on record Ia the clerks Office %
County Ohio county, in deed book 90 81
I will II Al the door OF Tie Court Of Ohio
county thu first Monday Of March 10 o'elceS
the following psc- parcel Of ground, Icing Wheel
and within the limits OF the city Of Wheeling and
bounded fjo~s-t0 w: beginning for the same, CT
Quincy and Fulton East SIDE
Of Fulton thence with Fulton street degs West
81 hundrrdths pole the East line OF Bnore
Baltimore North 81 dess.
1915 poles In line with The South side OF
street, 81 dees East 20 poles TO
Wheeling creek thence dawn said creek with the eandeTs
thereof South IL degs West IS poles tn the North side II
Quincy thence with North side Of 1ncy street South
81 West IgH poles the beginning, containing three
and rOods This ground lies Immediately above
the Distlery property in IA Wheeling SLING Trus-
will convey such tire Is vested In by said deed
OF
TIRIs sALE.one-fourh IN cash, aud the balance In
jan29 JAS. PAUL., Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

ey- Child Desertion AyaiH-We noticed
yesterday: morning an attempt on the part of =
young unknown woman to abandon child on
the steps of Market street residence-how she
was detected in the act by the man of the house,
and made TO carry her infantie burthen away.
Later on the evening of Friday, the same woman
it is Supposed, deposited the same basket con-
tanning the same infant, at the door of newly
married pair in East Wheeling. The little
stranger was taken in upon being discovered,
but the gentleman having suspicious of the
parentage of the child, set himself to work to
ferret out those who had soIhea, tlessIy deserted
it. His efforts proved successful in very short
time, and the parentage was traced to young
unmarried woman, who had formerly lived as
domestic in his family, but who then resided
alone in Centre Wheeling. The young woman
with tears and supplcations received the child
to her arms again and promised to keep and
care for it. She only asked not to be exposed
and upon being assured secrecy would he OBJ
served, she told how the father of the child had
gone down the river on a steamboat and how
she feared being left to disgrace and want The
gentleman taking pity upon the poor girl offer
ed to receive her back again into his family I'M
Ill something should turn up to her advantage
The offer was gratefully accepted. We only
comply with an urgent request in Withholding
the names of the parties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

New York, Feb. 25.--The wires of the
American Telegraph Co., running between
Boston and Montreal, were cut a; Harlem Bridge
to-day. The perpetrators Of this outrage are
supposed to be persons interested in rival lines.