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Fer Attornev-GeneraI.

We are authorized @ announce Ed hAhl-AhD e
a candidate Tor AtorneY-Gauerai for The FIfth5 Thir-
t.enth and Fourteenth Owl Districts se5-te
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Fer AttOrney-Generai

EWN ATIUN IL II
We are authurIzed g. announce ". A. SEAH as a can
didate for Au~orney-Grneral for the Flfth, Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Civil Districts. selQ-tes
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For ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

SMITH BANKHEAD Is caudidate Tor the once Of
teantF Cirl District. settle
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Al BRLs Harrison and o. K Fl0us
~ - y brls. Ne I White FIshs
s. sacks Onions and Potatoes.
Just received al
ccf22 J. s. MITCHELL & CO's.
GOLDEN Strip, Moiasses, Fresh s-ia Cra-keu
VI Pickles, Preserves, Catsups, Sauces. and fanC
Groceries generally Old Grow Whrkg, hne old hran-
dies, Wines, Liquors and CiEars. Al
J. s. MITCHELL q cos,
-. ". "a Dr-.-nel. H.
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ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.

IL ARNE is candidate for Acknowledgement
for the Flfh, Thirteenth. and Fourteenth Civil Districts
Of shelby county, Tennessee, Al the ensains election
tha-es.- tel
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For sheriff.

ROBr. L. SMITH sy candidate for reelection % The
once OF sheriff Of shelby County a. the ensuing March
eIe~ron. seuIIs
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Pictures set in neat cases, warranted.
Sewing machines, best in the market for the
money. Price $50 to 500.
YEAROUT & CO.,
ocs-1m Calhoun Block, Memphis.
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For Atfornev General.

We are authorized O. announce THUS D. hLhhAunt
as a candidate for Attorney General for he Fiuh, Tii
teenth and Fourteenth CiviiDlstricts- sc6-e'
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DECEIVED this day, per Adams Express, q beautiful
IL ass rtment. n. Il. MTLLE a. %
cell Opposite Court square.
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Fer county Trustee.

OF OOlslauLGs
p. n. LEATH. Is q candidate fer Constable in the
Fifth CIVIL District of shelby county a. the ensuing
election in March next sf1-tee
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We are authorized % usluuuce n D COLLINS IS
candidate for Attorney General for the Fifth, Thirteen
and Fsurteenth Civil Districts. seps-ie'
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TOT NUuUIN NIUeItts
We are authorized O. anLuuuce " P DAY a. a can
didafe for recollection % the omce o. County Trustee, a.
the March election seps-te'
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For Register of shelby County.
A. B. TATLO Is ~candioa-e fr REGISTER Of shelly
County. at the ensuing March election. ~sepiT-tea
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For Constable
We are aufhorirelfo annuunce FRANK BYRD a. q
the s@s.aissi. for Constable in The PIN eivi Disrsi: :, he
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51 Main street.
- ~ ? 3 Dsusy, who Is . Eradu.ss q ne phil
ssrpha csl-Es o. Paarmioy, uni attend 70 he Pre-
scrip So Department
B-Paeeripnoas vinreoeivs sseuiiaa at ~ hOua
ofise day and nisht. s2lIT
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For County Register
We are authorized o. anneuuce HENRY LAKE a. .
candidate Tor reelection % the omoe o. Register Of shelby
County se1Otes
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Sherf0ss sale.

Peyton 4 aokeu soli.
ncIa-Iawlu
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Ut NUIsTdULC
"a n. BORNE D. a candidate Tor Constable in
the Firh Civil District Of shelby county, AZ The ensuing
election in March nFrf. F~cu2a-tes
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For safe.

HOUSE AND LOT. On Third street betweea Madi-
a son and Marco. Terms easy Inquire of
-EDMONDSON q ARMSTRONG,
o-T5-fm ~ Main street.
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For County Trustee.

For County Trustee.
We are authorized o. announce CHAS. CREESHAW
IS 3 CANDIDATE for County trustee o. shelby County.
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In ChanoeTy, al MemPhIs.

Dc 20 Anonsa solieli0a far o-npainlat.
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We are authorized 20 announce A. asa
candidate tor County Trustee o. Shelby County ~ ne
ensuing March election au3l-tda
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DRs. TAYLOR. EARLY & TAYLOR.

BY st- For Constable.
ID sur Pm Civii Dissria at the ensuing Marob election.
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E0 BRLS. Fsganis Ky. Flour-
slU uNnSET A FICKLEN
els No. s Towards Row.
1nn bgLs. FaEan's United States NILS Fancy su-
UU pernne Flour. D a FICELTS,
20 ~ * HI ~
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JOHN A. PUTNEY
A TTORNET Al LAW with J. KNOX WALKER, Mem
a phis. Tenn. once in walkers Building, Main-st-
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WEBBING AND IsIrINe CARDS, engraved
printed in the best style Of the art, by
oe6-3m F.. H. CLARK & CO
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We are authorized % announce J. B. MOSELET q Can
dictate for CLERK % the Commln Law AMI ChAnoery tLaE
sidel. and Criminal Courts Of he city q Memphis.
zag-fa
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TnE KxITE Is sOr UsED sT GLrDDoS IN MS
RAnfsAL Guar or RuFTuHE--AueF nuch iroube
snd s1ms very successful eEperlnsuts, ] an noN pr~
o,red 70 cure this dangerous complaint in sioei az
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WATTS WoRKs.-Bathing is conducive 70
gooa health. and higaly recommended By the faeuH''
and by p A. Park & Co. particularly, who have extern
sive facilities and material for furnishias and Paiilns
up al Kinds Of piuns baths, hip baths, shower baths
douoh baths, vapor baths, wash and shampooins stands
etc. with necessary pipes and fixtures eomplete' IN
dwellings and other buildings, and win mechanical
neaness and dispatch.
Also, q great variety q pumps FOR al purposes put Up
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12
Iris az this present.time. according to th

IT is at this present time, according to tho
Almanac, full three quarters Of year until the
people of Ohio county will be called upon to
elect a. successor to the present worthy incum-
bent of the Sherifalty. That functionary, no
doubt, as yet eats and drinks, and sleeps and
dreams in quiet, unruffled contemplation of the
respectable stretch of time through which he
will continue to sit at the receipt of custom,
and remain terror to evil doors and pecu-
mary delinquents. One would, therefore, ma
turally suppose, that in view Of prospect so
very far ahead; and so very nebulous at its far
Their extremity, that all surmises and specula-
tons as to who Of all the Eve or ten thousand
capable citizens of this county, viii be called
upon to succeed to the honors and profits of the
hagmanship, would be, rs yet, either quite out
of mind or very deep down aud dormant. But
such does not appear to be the case On the
contrary, we are well persuaded from the fire.
quency with which we have heard the matter
specuated upon of late, that on dts concerning
the latest phases of the Shcri(Falty succession
are getting to be staple themes of conversation
Indeed, We have been called upon not unfre.
quently, within fortnight or so past, to liftup
our eyes and cast them round the horizon, and
see here and there spcck, very like candi-
date, looming up into view. Some of these
spccks, despite the dim vista of the prospective,
have already taken on well defined outlines, so
much so as to render their features easily re.
cognizable by their friends, and fill their bosotns
with ardent anticipations that, in very short
time, they will stand out full blown life sized
figures, prominent to the admiring eye of the
voting public. This being the case, and this
being the season for unusual sights, both ma
ture and premature, in the heavens and on the
earth, we have thought it we'll enough to an-
nounce the fact, so that those who have glasses
or goggles of strong focus power, may be on
the look out for strange sails, and be able to
observe their movings and bearings to and from
the great political equatorial line of the day That
line of late, has become unusually distinct in
this county, and will, no doubt, be more promi-
nentstl, after the two organs shall have chosen
their respective proteges from among the candi-
dates, and given them their angle of inclination
from which to gather head and port into safe
moorings.
In the meanwhile, we shall take observations
from time TO time, and report progress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12
EmnnolpntIon a 81 Io4 -. -.

aSln sls LOUIS Christian Adyosate.l
ea,,aj;s1 :. - sese .ar1
-. Ss ~ sIls reat republic, the
tss, question ot!po
Is ...9 which mas
OF our states
1s.,aa!. rs inc question OF
fin,
.ole
infarastsI i, tI soI,5t;on SIe
No ;n.eiI;,snt
to feel TINT his ysiFara ta
~, IS
o1ph discnssinn Of the
iicsI governmental and moral If ,is rS,,l
tISoa5,e rti 80; 9 ~
which every interest If every rle r
reached need Ia ,f;,iT,tal
lapparent TO the 1ntcIlioent!mind
Rememberinp tbe7sll. 6eryofiino character. or
these Influences, and the fact that, though divi.
Eed into different States rorEthe hetTer Govern
ment of ourselves. We are after all ono sneonlo
and our whole country the common country for
us ALL it is not surprising that the FEELINGS of
some of our fellow>citizsenss of Tho 5nontslavc
holding States should have been occasionollv
led to improper lengths i'm their .operations for
the extirpation of lhe svstem tEbsI5 s,SrsI,
have been, and we have no disposition to CON.
ceul the fact, or to plead justification of such
imnroner intorraronco ISnt sn,.o,, sIl'IJ
allow ourselves 10 pesaSd VIZ
other States rs foreigners aliens md cnemiac
lie thew have been imnrndcnt Iet ne ,dmonish
them Of their folly. md charit,SIv attribute
meant zenI IN ~ e''
But whatever, nav have been. in fine mast
the character Of this outside interference If Is
Ieydent that our fnlIo,scitigsn. IF 49,, ~
saveholding States have now come IN = be,ter
state of mind towards MS and nov, roalI,,
terrain the most lust and amicohln f.olinos onil
purposes in this reoord % N'N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12
Gov. Wise ana lhc Son. of 1Eal,n

SsoV' WING and the Sons Of 1Enltl.
Gov. Wise's next appearance before the pub.
lie is to be at Washington, where he is td dc.
liver an Address be ore gathering of the ''Sons
Commercial
If our information is correct, our cotcmpora,
ry labors under misrepresentation as to the
facts of the case We understand that Gov.
Wise was invited to deliver the address spoken
OF, but owing to his engagements as q. T. j. A..
Of John Randolph Lodge, No. 1s Of Richmond,
he is unable to leave the city, and has informed
that he will write letter, two hundred and
twenty iolios of which are already complctcd
This is but about one half Of the pending eff
Tort Several readers have been engaged who
viii simultaneously read different parts of it TO
hurry up the pertornance.-Bu Balo Express.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

TnE Defiance (ohiol Republican says a great
many Of the farmers of that and Henry. cOun-
ties are raising tobacco this season. which, tits
said, yields nbundantly. The tobacco il. of
superior quality, and brings from eight to ten
dollars per hundred weight. Many are raising
it this year, only as ansexperiment, aud IL sue.
,ssssfal they intend hereafter, devotings much of
their time to its cultivation.
a popular writer says it is not the drinking
but the getting sober, that is so terrible in a
drunkardss life. 10 this Prentice adds, some
persons, influenced probably by this important
consideration, seem to haye deliberately resolved
never 10 get sober.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

Mn. DouoLAs would do well to keep clear Of
this State if he would otbe tnrred and feath-
cred as an abolition incendiary. Hear what
Gov. Mise's organ says of his copyright mani
festo on popular sovereignty, in Aupcr's Mug
aztne:
Mr.. Douglas essay can be regarded in no
other light than an incendia9y document,
calculated.to produce nothing less than a repeti5
ton of the anarchy and bloodshed which has
lately diSsraced the soil. of our territories. We
publish it only for tho purpose of pointing out
its errors and of warning the conservative men
of the whole country against this last and most
dangerous phase which anti-slavery agitation
has yet assumed"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12
70 the Ese-Drugged nnd Poisoned Citizens
of Wheeling mud Yfcininr

40 InS ne BrusEeh nad Poisoned Citizens
of Wheeling nnd Vicinity
Youare with eluge Of the yilcst compounds in
the form of "Alcohollc Drnks that emanated from
that pest society," the LIQUOR MIXER They are sold To
you as luxury or they dispensed you as NIedl-
cine, and in either case the effect is the same.
There Is but one way to escape is to use MS
luxury or nelicament, safe reliable stlmulant, sold
under stamp and SEAL which renders it certain that II has
nOtbeen tempered with Such an arttclefs
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled under inspection OF the British Govern
ment, is delcately favored (unke any other GIn) with
some Of the most valuable o: the Vegetable
Kingdom, and by far the healthy beverage cxtan
the MOST RnSESF FHYstcIASs EuRoPE AMERICA
only recommend its by and hearty but pre-
scribe 1t US medicine where stmulant Is required.
THE FEMALE SIX Will find 1t only pleasant Cordial
but certain re!Ieftn suerinEs periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS ALI RANKS pronounce 1t perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits incompatible.
Sold only in pint bottles by all DRUGGISTS
GERS, &C.
For salem Wheeling Va, by T. Il. LOGAN 4 co. 47AIan
street T. u. OMISSION, l7G Market ST., and others.
EDMUND O.CHARLEs, General Agent.
lnyl1-d&Wllm DEPOT, No. do BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

a WRITER in Galveston, Texas, paper, de.
scribing the excellencies of Sour Lake as N
watering. place, snys-"When came here
weighed just IA lbs. . ozs. u grs. apotheca.
ries weight, slip shucked, hut now pull down
generally, but especially after dinner, ia hog
measurc, and am as independent as a wildcat
The air is SO perfectly rarlied and ethereal that
a jay bird can scarcely Ry through it for tho
want of a sufficient volume necessary to its sup.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12
So EGI q q 40 TIoEs.
Mrs. WINSTON

=.
An experienced nurse female ply has Soothing
Syrup for children teeng which greatly facilitates
process Of teetng by soepng the gums reducing ali
hamnstion-wiil aay pain, regulate the
bowels Depend It, mothers it viii give rest your
selves and relief and health yonr Perfectly safe
in all cases. See advertisement in another column
Rnrneit's GocoaIne For lhe hair.
5urnets Cocaine sotens the Hair
Burnett's Cocoaine Prevents badness.
Sold by LABGIL1NS & BUSHFIFLD.
Or. Todd'a Anti-DilIious Pills,
DIR. TOdd's Anti Bilious Pills
DR.. Todd's AntI-BEllioHS Fills,
Sold by LAUGHLIEs BUSHFIELD.
Tasteless Worm Powder
Taseless Worm Powder,
Tasteless Worm Powder,
Sold by LAUGItLINs s BUsHFIELD.
OH of Grapevine,
OH OF Grapevine,
OIL Of Grapevine,
Sold by LAUGHp1Ss BUsnF1ELD.
N. De Valrtt'S Female pill
NJ De Saett's Female Pill
II. De Halett's Female Pill,
Sold by LAUGuLTNS BUSHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

A ST.. Louis paper relates the troubles of
California gold seeker who left New York for
San Francisco, thence proceeded to the Mines
worked hard for four years, renting to his
wife in the Empire City $1,000 per anuum NIL
the time, and finally returned home anxious to
meet the partner of his life, and with her share
a handsome fortune which he had accumulated
He found, ..however, that during his absence she
hadss married. gay youth, was the mother of
three children, and that all were living in ST.
Louis. He went to that city, and had inter-
view with her, with what result is not stated,
but tho St Louis writer thinks the incident is
another proof of the folly of leaving hand-
some young wife in the great city of New York
to the mercy Of fast young men, fierce nous.
taches, patent leather boots, choked cellars and
gold chains.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

Tue coal consumers in Manchester, England
and its environs, for motive steam power is
10000 tons per day, and is equal in. power %
4 100000 horses The transatlantic steamers
consume 0QO0. tons per year. and the nam.
tacture Of gas 10000, ooo Ions per year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

WE see it mentioned that there are now fiftv
restaurants and more than twelve hundred pri
vate tables, in Paris, where snails are accepted
as delicacy by thousands of consumers. The
monthly consumption is estimated at half a
million. The proprietor of one snailcry. tbr
vicinity of Dion, is said to clearly nearly e3oo
a year, by his snails. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

TnE following language from the Richmond
Enquirer, we have published once before, but
in order to impress it upon public attention, we
publish it again. That paper says that Mr..
Douglas doctrine of the right of Territorial
Legislature to exclude slaves
rs even more practically and effectively sub.
yersive of the constitutional rights of slave
holders, than is the doctrine maintained by Mr.
lean party"
Now it may SO happen that the Enquirer,
within year, may be called on to make choice
between these very two men. Some people
consider such an event as among the striking
probabilities forshadowed by the signs Of the
times. Itmay be possible that Gov Wise is
among those who think so, and that he is gets
ting ready to come into the support of Mr..
Seward. Who knows Such thing would be
altogether unique for him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

"A Southern paper thinks it would be hard to
find anywhere "more lawyers, doctors, colonies,
captains, majors and 'squires, more legislation
and laws less understood, more migratory popu-
latiOn, more halG-cookcd biscuit, harder corn
dodgers, less. care for expenses, more regard for
females, more go-aheaditivencss, more Bibles
and more novels, more religion and more devils,
more clcverness aud liberality, more real indie.
pendence, wilder oxen, more poIiteness and
gawkiness, moro dangerous Steamboats,, unsafer
banks, more pitching horses and awkward dan
GERS, than in our beloved and hcnored United
States"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

AT rolling mill in Milesburg, Centre county,
Pa, on Wednesday last, young man who had
recently. been released from the PenitentiarY,
where he was confined for horse-stealing, de-
liberatcly walked to the large iron shears, aud
placed his arms between the blades They
were both severed midway between the hands
aud elbows. When questioned as to his motive
for selE-mutilation, he replied that "his hands
had been the means of sending him to the pen
itentiary once, and he was determined they
should never get him into trouble again."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

THE New Orleans Crescent says new cotton is
coming in freely. The large quantity Of ,9s7
bales, ofwhich all WAS of this years growth ex>
cePting seven bales, was brought in on Monday
the 18th ult, on one boat-the Charmer. This
is the largest load ever brought into that port
insthe month Of August. 1t augurs very we'll
End indicates that the season is from ten to IF
teendays moro forward than last year. This
season bears somewhat a comparison with 1855.
The total receipts of the new crops this season,
up to Monday evening, were s,945 bales against
4,652 bales last year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12
New Advertiser

Il
ME- e % ID n O NJ 1T III, u
Ia T=r ~ A=sZ=EzFH7 a ~
1'HETURNER's ASSOCIATION respectfully announce to
the pnblte that BY an With the well known
ROMAN BROTHERS!
TLa, .i,,o,l i,t ~ at NJ many cIti
Zsn M Sie rTI y ~ @ E E HTTTnTs on
NEsDAY d TIifjissDAY EVENINGS Sept i4th 8 18TH
The srss Px6ibItIon vii coSist Nh CONCERT
General TumbiIng, Vauing splendid Living Picture,
Fire Works. Also, n Grand Comic Pautouli,ne.
The evening, (Th1rs6a y 18th VIII be Produced
some OF IN most magnificent Pyramids ever built by Gym
hn s . and WilLconclude with a GLAND BALL:
ing 81 az
AT oi.I. iiT S StIsH
.fTtnes conv s5s fs-
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No. s4a2 WAN SGreeG.
ATTRACTIONS RTHE LADIES
ny az I. a. ,,,1 ~, ,soz ,y.,.
61e, ~ ny ~ 81 iSTlSS s ,
Sto " wv OF TOT le a4ts me
~ ~ Us ~ uGSs an
ASo lar w nS r. anu an5 V
Cali and examine the stock sentl1
- IN STT0IE5 - - T., = -
IL r anil @ anu s SU''s' @ y ENvtl 2SS,
=; IS5TS7- 7T- NJ 7-I; -
M cent t n 4 u Sr,y !. Unc,s &
s[1-.S- : . - : - =.
septli r. j. RpwARDsSs: No isa Ss!nst.
T ADIEs, SITPPERs Iri16= aud y[It6oTi ,e-Ts -
I i seHti1 --4s' - r "a FDW4R6Sis 80 Main at
- 1II;Si I7.s7-I - s;5
16 SG French Morocco IsS Sg5: lss sR
- SSP 2s5,z7 I; : EDWAHDS.s.
AplES' Calf Kid Congress Boots, at
~ zsgPtll T. J. EDWARDSs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

A local item in St. Louis paper having been
sneered. at in rival columns tho reporter retorts
thus: twas none of your bob-tail calaboose
arrangements, but a real up-and- down, straight
forward, tearcompelIing narrative. The .ar.
engagements" are supposed to refer to peculiar
activity in municipal way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-12

Hos. OLIVER j. MORGAN, of Louisiana, has
presented to Bishop Polk, Of that State. tho
handsome sum of forty thousand dollars, as tho
foundation of a Professorship of agricultural
chemistry in the university Of the south'