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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08
WINES, BRANDLES, RUNS,
RE.AOIE n,NsAS. sc.

ID TIERNAN SON, No 1e North Charles ST. Baltimore,
sale the following articles, of their inn
pnrtatInn, particularly for family
SHERRY wINES-Pernartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sllrrrcs, in wood and in glass.
PORT WISES-Sandemln'S competition red and white
Port, wood AMI I'm glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's line Madeira,
in wood and in elass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK Steinberger, MarcObrun-
ner, Cabinet, Lteb-fraumiIch, Bronneberg, of 1916.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandon's finest, In
quarts aud pints.
ANDES and Irennessys fine old pale and dark
DFandies.
RUllS-nN anil lne, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and
from the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best quaty-TeFnan brand-and
no mixture Of aromatic poison in it.
2Un half chests Of the finest SOJCITONG TEA mh51v
@ ARDINES Said oil, French and ametican Mustard,
misc w. a. EDWARDS BRO.
NNTORCESTE Yankee Saure, just received aud fur
w sal- by lnltsHI w. n. EDWARDS BRO.
ID EIiIN Wire Ben Clasps and IrIE tnI tubbsr IEu;,
ID my24 u. EIoOLL BROS Variety Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08

HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
LII rrclgs intended for shipment the road must he
N delivered between the hours OF a.. and M,
none will be received after that hour. t. SWEENEY,
scplO General Manager.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

ANOTHER BASE CoE NAILED To THE Co
A correspondent in the Telegraph the
day, made some allusion to the old repute
der that Gov. Ruunels abandoned the Brr
Woll's invasion in 1872. We did not II
worth willie to deny so ridiculous chargo
but as we see il taken up and hlrped u,
good deal by some of the opposition prep
in this way. are, if possible, lowering ever
selves in infamy, we copy the following fry
State Gazette on the subject :--Teiegrdph.
We notice in the Mckinney Messenger
24th, repetition of the old slander whie.
exposed and nailed to the counter rs fa
by the citizens Of Washington county two
ago. We alluie to the story that he (Goy
nes) abandoned the Brazos to keep from
ing the enemy on the invasion of Woll u
llth September, lS42. 1t is unnecessary
to comment on the iniquity of a lie whic
been proven to be such by his old neigh
Our object is to denounce and hold up to
reprobation the slanderous and conter
press that reiteratcs again and again vi
known to be false, thus perverting itself 10
engine for the dissemination of slander a.
hood instead Of the instrument of usefu! j.
which its mission dcstinedit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

How ARE THE MIcuTY FALLEN The OIL" 10,
dcrment in Gen. Ioustons becoming C. @nt
date is the fact Of his coming out under tna ag'
pices of those same "three men, ut Ausv'n.
has heretofore been the Generals pro-
use men-not to be used by them. 1t is fresh
the recollection Of all, that. until recen ". 80
"Three men Convention" have abuse .r
Houston. and his political course, most crli.
ly, emphaticaly and persistently now ~ n3
tion of the sold Hero is too highly wrong.
for their enthusiastic adulations. If t'ieiy III
mer enmity was honest, their present frierae q
is certainly treacherous and mercenery f.
Gen. Houston has not changed his principle
and they claim to have q consistent recorG The
well know that their only ghost of a hope VS. 3
get Gen Houston to head their ticket, aud mar.
who have admired the General for his yeua2ra
independence and thorough knowledge Of l..a.s
character, are surprised that he Shout splf.
himself to be used by political jobberr 30 fur
ther their own promotion and emolorent-
!SOuthsrner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

rEXc1LEMENT IN HOPKINS CouNTY.--A NEGRO IIUNG
BY a NOR correspondent of the Quitman Herald
writing frem Tarrant June u, says:
"On last Saturday night an attempt was made by
a negro man to commit rape on a lady in the vci-
nifty of this town. On Sunday morning he
and committed to Jail. In the meantime the excite
ment had got to such height that the sheriff had to
hurry him back to the Jail to prevent the mob from
taking him in hand. In the course of an hour after
he was locked up in the jail, the doors broken
open and the negro taken out to the timber some
half mile from town, where he was hung to black
jack tree. This evening l write he is still hanging
as he was left.
"The lady, learn, is badly hurt, and is hardly
expected to liye.''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

THE ITALIAN QUADRlLLE-AS DANCED BETWEEN
THE FRENCH AND AUSTRIAN ARMIES Our own
correspondent informs us that the following have
been the movements of tho two armies for the
last ten days. AS they are now perfect in their
steps, it is supposed they will shortly begin to
take few fresh ones The Austrians advance.
Tho French retire. The French advance. The
Austrians retire. They change sides, and repeat
the same figure several times. They fire down
the middle, They join arms, cross bayonets,
seize each other in the best way they can, and
chassss croise for some considerable time. Both
5a'on,es to take breath. Opposite sides advance,
meet halfway, salute one another, aud then re-
tire to their original places, Cauaasr seu,, by
Louis Napoleon. Copalier Ssnl, by Victor Eman-
uel. Cavaher ssul, by Gen. Gyulia. General
Ron3e dhiIarits. Grand gallop round the coun-
try. AS soon as this Quadrille is over they bo-
gin again.-Puach
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
s Whole Number
A Rich Charge.

The following 10 the charge 70 Graz
by the Judge OF Court Of Sessions recer
Ia one Of tho "Cow Counties" as yourt
by gentlemen who listshei TO the eloar d
Impressive discourse.
/ OEsTLtsES or THE JUArEs lit Is nv
charge you; am happy 20 charge sucl
you are You look like men who seem 1
Interested In this county, You have cho
county for TO be your county. You IN
called an inqnisition hut sr5RS this ma
Tor 10 10 disagreeable. You are 10 be. 20
o. the Jnrles, the renoyators and regnl .
this people.
Gentlemen of tho JurieS. You are for -
into the hooks for 10 DO found in the c0ui
Is said In the good book that men are 1
judged out of the things TO 10 writton &.
b)oSs. You will, therefore. proceed for !,
and examine in your Juries' room my boo
all the books for TO be found; aud then
Tor to say if You have found them for TO b
Gentlemen Of tho Juries, feel for TO
iectlv saic in your hands. You seem for
the advantage of me. as | zee you all seeI
have more ty)ears than have.
Gentlemen Of the Juries. my collsagufs
me- .or 10 charge You for 20 see our Gi
have a Rnis house for TO bc our nil, and v
get rich, we will try for to have big ono
Gentlemen of the Jurics. have tried
charge you right, and think have d, ..
duty now want you for to do yourn. On
more, and [ will trj for to stop Itissn
the people of the county that officers 70
county are hungry for every dollar. Tha
for to be so natural. You will try for
late and removable everything, and now W
proceed to your Juries room, and try icr
your business. / have nothing more for 3.
oh gentlemen Of the Juries, hold on -
on! There is one chargeI forgot for t. tt
What you do it will be your duty for to k, 2
cret. Some men, il they was for to kno,.
you was for to say about them in the .I
room, would want for to kill you. Sol
are apt for to be blood,thirsty.
Mr.. Sheriff, you will now please Cor T.
the Juries in the Juries' room, and obey IwA
er they may tell you for to do, until the
come before me - DO dismissed.
Exit Sheriff and Grand Jury with hi
,asins on.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

JuDGE DouGLAs' PosITToH.-A despo'-1 7','
Washington to the Baltimore Sum- under DIS Of t,
2ith inst,, says:
Judge Douglas stated today 10 q very ocsnGs-
Southern politician that he intends to eupH5l ..a
nominee Of the Charleston convention; but ,ga. vs.
was meant by the letter to Mr.. Dorr, Of VA. v,a
that he will not himself consent to run upop p'.'
form that he cannot endorse In any event a.l
adhere to bis party against the opposition.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
What Would the County Gain by the Triumph
Of tile Opposlt!on ?

, oftLe Opposition
The name under which the various division
adverse TO the National Democracy ars earryin.
on their war plainly indicates their absolute des
= Intuition OF any common principle or policy. =
" ihey can only call themselves "tle Opposition, y
y ana agree IN Their eiilris TO overthrow the Dem
oeratic party, and 10 bring discredit and oiiu,n
on the present administration For this ens the
dexteriOus managers Of each division. and their r
basor retaincrs, are making every exertion and
: using every st.atagcm 10 induce the diverse and
conflicting bands 20 give mp their distinctive
characteristics, and postpone all their mutual
antagonisms until the subycrsion of the National
; Democracy shall have been accomplished
Suppose their object communicative 40
knowledge the hypothesis il most improbable. bu,
imagine that the coalition OF narties and factions
OF every stripe and hue has triumphed-what
then! Who are to be charged wish tho actual
, duties of Government What principles are %
regulate the Administration What measures
are to constitute the predominant policy of the
men whom our rather hntastical hypothesis
places in power2 Government is q practical
business. The most conspicuous directors OF OPP
position are often. under the most iort1ilate cir
enmstanoes, found utterly unfit for actua admi-
nistrations They are trst-rate at finding tauls-A
excellent in detecting minor impu.icctOns--un-
surpassed in magnifying the little mice of their
parturent Einces into monsters of abuse when
tie ms erc to be assaied; yet, when chance elev-
mem 10 oince' they are discovered 10 ne entire
y 'nei"o'ent or ihipraucanie. ihey cannot 90,
NOR Gun unyenihs De dono with them. Inc diih-
ou'.y however, wpu'u oe ihnieasuraoiy increas-
." =" ''e oase We na'e supposed no" can the
eaucr: y: ',c Various poIitieai sections ns'proess
,ng pr,nc,P.es op 'ne most momentuous questions
NOV ouiy tinereht' out uiametricaliy opPos,.e,oe
psv av 70 ouriy pa ba rr,nsna w.
s n'ay no" ue o'nuca y 'i'er colh@on 1,.reu
;ro bna, G ,''' v'e cohesive power 1' prospect,
Co,"s "Us o.t' onue poesesseu y, 'n' oeneini
Son;n"nt Ia .ney inuss eol,eeseehu On some pre-
oonm unaIa,;asa auu .n'cn Vi 'I,e ao.'ois
.oa.tap n .L "Isn1uS Storm tn"' "ouLu
"'1 VIC oSaGr ooiliiic!lns een'ents W tue
,hn. "oiu We iiios. fineions' 70 ila'gine
st "my U."1i .,'l"el.e ous 'IuI oi .he s'ryh
ao',';rn ttn .nu sec.io"; pGwer Mo.la 'ne"
";g who0u s"e pu.e"a sway IN lne eTeeu.l.ee
n1 ntn nosrer niisn' Dc honihai'y ffesiueht'
Das" i'PaO'ICn'Nm "9uiu 3e IN the sseenuan.,
WIN ai ms a,,..sos" ~henarLaoe, uessrurs'st
sP't'V uHu .'htenclts' Inc most a'io.ious Wa,.'
VI aneriesi M Pn.rloeis" wouiu oe construed ln'o
merit anu cis''no',ons uue ohiy osu'eSei' VINO
,ov? .le Chlon ana the CONSTITUTION "ouia DC
lavished on sectionalists.
inese reflections we know, have come over the
minus ot many who' In general, take no lmpas-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

The MoRMoNs War Department hs5 ;asaiyel
large mail from Utah, with dates to the 'lh utt
The aspect Of affairs has not materially chaIEs The
Mormons were not very peacefully inclined nl lal
on frequent occasions threatened yengeanoe unon s
army. Gen. Johnston, however, did not oipretend
any trouble. The difficulty between the Executive
and Judiciary remained in aatu quo. Boz -a.-es
were waiting the instructions from the Govern,
which had not arrived when the mail left.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

The Charleston Courier says, as the kshsss Of
shaking at certain seasons of the year is prera-
lent in soma portions of the countr, we give the
following report from California exchange;
FEVER AND AeuE-This complaint is quits
prsvslen. in this city ut this time. Tie Mexi.
cans claim that they have certain cure for it.
Thew take small bag of salt and place it direct
" al the pit of the stomach. The salt, after
day or two, turns perfectly yellow, and the pa
tient is cured. Several white persons have tried
it, as they assure us, with the same effect. The
remedy is certainly simple enosgh, and cheap.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

"RooT, Hoo, OR DIE. lin one of n, ,o1.-l-s
of Wisconsin, it is said there are thi5g gaa..
dates for she Legislature J. NJ. Root, 5npcse3
Robert Hogg, freesoil; and I. ii. Dye gii-.--
So on election day it will be "Root, Hcs, ~ ,sya
with the voters
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

THE REASON We are informed that S u. Hp.s-
ton said to friend in the city of Houston rca' there
chance to get to the Senate as Ion as lLr
State government was opposed to him. Sau bus re
more i,lea of being Governor of Texas, than Gurc
ror of Japan 1t is this reason that the erosj e7l.
is being made to secure legislature for h,'u. Il j.
part of the bargain for playing the kite to he ticket
Austin Gazette
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

MURDERER CoSvrcTED.-The Colorado Citizen
says, CARROLL EIKE was tried, convicted and sem
fenced to be hung for the murder Of ANTHONY
HANKS, in Fort Bend county on the 9th Of Sep
tember. 1857. The trial was had at the session
Of the District Court in Fort Bend county Just
adjourned, and the day of execution was fixed on
the Doth day of next month. There will an at
tempt be made to commute the sentence To i'm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

Tue MAy MURDEaED on THE GALVESTON STEAMER
The ''Mr Lyon notice Of whose murder near
Galveston Texas, we copied yesterday from the New
Orleans paper was Captain Lyon Of this city, former
lv connected with the Seventh Regiment of National
Guards He served for time Deputy sheriff,
during the term of Sheriff JONES' and the last OF
the Nny House C0nr'z~io1r-g elected rnder the old
law he hid Ts.eH.7 Etrg f1 Texts p lofS s.'er
-orrs f,-cp--tv whiri BE- ELL Iae7e, tnt i- va
bt.- % Ner Oreus ras iaar'elt oG hara iha
strainer NstazIr-ll.--.t- j. P1sL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

The Henry Clsy Monument, ct lie, ..r .7
nor more than one hundred feet high, sn9 reary
ready for the capital on which is to bs ,s si,.r-
OF TIE statesman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

MAKING POOLS OF THEasELyEs.-ltis is ss sasa
there are several Young Americans in psgs-
mere b,ys-who spend Sl00a day in fas i7i7s
Tney are laughed at.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

QUEsrToSs Tor DEEATE.-If the trarc gaa
took the course Of human essnts has s,sr hz.H
heard Of sincel
II the hollow of log can be heard
Ii IL inches make q foot how many sal l,lsr
4 leg
Do potatoes ever wesr out, as we off 70 ie-r aE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

WASHINGTON, July 4.-The expenditure of the
Government for the fsca year eadiag Che 30th
OF june, exclusive of trust f1hay AID payments
on tire pubic fsbt, amount % SOC ,396 GOO
NV YoRK, July 5.-Piivate agigiass from Vers
lsruzfsrxess the belief thst tIc IS geDo9d ecu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

zig ..a ~ d. ). {. coo Bsns asaIss.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
Mem publications.

b ONCE A WE WEEK," = ; ''sr. ,rv , .v,,o,,c.,
oduced BY the writer's in Europe and Illustrated by the
bsi EDsrsyers and DesgneIs
CONTENTs of No w PUBLISHED THIS DAY
GUSTS AT RED LION By Geo A. sab illustrated by
iSrosT.s,ous GENERATION BY Geo. H. Le~e.
OS THE WATER-Potuy. Illustrated BY Miliais
A Coon kIeHr Chapters Q, 7 and 8. BY Charles Reade
nusuat,o by j. Milas
An OLDIHuRCH LIBRARY. BY Charles Knight
CMDLLhAKisG. By DIR. Wynter
CONTENTS Of No Ill
rBE GRnDsornER's APOLOGY BY Alfred Tennyson. H.
stisted by J. millsis
lseLI.B PsOIscTLEs Part2 ByW Bridges Adams
,Sy ST 2ns pyS' ss,s IN ~ aS" c
Coop FIGHT Chapters and D BY Charles Reade Illus
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rng QUEEN or THE ARrs,. Illustrated by John Leech
Ny FRIrsD IHE GOVERNOR Illustrated By J. Tennel
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A. E"SoTio- sTo@T. By Shirley Brooks. Illustrated by
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EseIIsa PRoJgcrLrs Byw Bridges Adams
! 7ps SPIDER CR.B BY EdwsTd Jcsse.
,rss sosG or CouRTfsY BY George Meredith. Illustrated
COOP sIGnr By Charles Reade. Illustrated by C Keene.
Kiear AND Morning. BY r. Benson Illustrated BY John
Our FARM or TIVE ACRES. By HArrie; Mar;ineau
CONTENTS Of No. l.
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T OCKPORT WATER-POWER.- .-1he Lock.

Il OCkPOkI WAIEk-ION Eh.-lnb LoCA~
~ Hydraulic Company having completed tn-t hydf1ns
from the STATE in;o exclusive uses
prepared furnish sites aid for manufacturing
purposes lib raj cobdions They oder 70 make sosnes s.es
land perpetual ea.ss res-ryios ode.
Toe ck Water Power combines many impoftsns
and peculiar H. s created by be flow Of water non
Lab. Erie around The locks aud dr,cends f'n to9
Fe 70 The Level The fall the locks 81 fse .Ed
the rag. fall iron the hydraulic race ~ the bxer -yei d the
Erie The entire supply o ~sf fr the enlarged
Erie Canal Bofso Seneca Rssr being dsssnee o. W
miles be drawn from Lake Erie and the capacity u tho
by the State Eugneei sanctioned By the Canal bpa
aud h-icated by sye documents show that toe 9atn-
tty required from the foot Of the locke Lock-
IS 399 cubic FEET minute SV 'oSs
required Tor ocksge there VIII TO-
surplus Of 81 299 cubic t minute o be dschassd
around the locks aud applied 20 machinery on m passage m mo
abs en,cty. horse power estimating the effect at cent
the power The en,seuen e he Ere Canal through
the xcung n the Mountain Ridge which a.errapted the
while the work was IN proges', HAVING been cnpstd
uniform all IL s free from the variations Of
freshe, incident nanral str, ana c,pso 81
division and di.bI On The bcaon favorable
for many bssDchs Of manufacturing business iotpon an
active and growing with population OF over i2vp sur
rounded by srtl- and farming eonn,ry Ihe
Fe Csns and Central Railroad bJh Of wbch nmedi
cheap expeditions porrS,n krnshoat the year. and
81. materials al The Dwrs, rates T1o
Hydraulic Company have sdop.d liberal piey intended ID
SKI and entrpse add perops 1estr-
ig 10 e.sbh fu machinery ~l 6nd sarisfaety Induce
rrn hare been mad 70 Cysth bHdsg dsd
staag che1p eh1ne n mo1er 1te eapt'A caain2
Applications msy b. made :, The un3ersignsd or D HOL-
LEY Engineer aid THOM FLAGLER, rrs.snrer - tbs
H,eI,ue Company Esrn sppicso,: are rs.r.d
Law NJ Walls, SswYo1. fr fail in regard 10
''j Jy :: r. ne is, sa' ''''' H'' CHARLES KEEP Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
6ouses aro farms Uante6.

NVANTED.-A suall Family (no children) wish
w 20 Rent raAe pcsession Nay nen.) HOUSE, With
small guap,y of LAND The Bsnks Of Hnosn S.ts all
particulars Address 4. d. H. Box Va. EDS New York P. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04

yINUE HERALD OF IEAL II = Ne AUGUST
- 81 the WATER CURE JOURNAL-0oS iesdy-
c,ns Tbor, sud Practice Of fH,dropstSs hsgait q
,is. Dv.eu,ery or Bloody Flax; Wafer aie ~ rs,,
49, Cure n Oreson Pu,rd s3Fe rnr"s' ne rfsyHns "a,
aSSJ O,iy ii wear ~ 10 cents u1nhsr Cd ui-
~ address FOWLER AND WELLS No 0'' oi'A''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04

HOMES FOR ALL.-Seversl families will s.Art
Ii from NewYrk for the table lsDds OF TENNESSEE the
t,lh dy of Auxus We Intend fit companies Of pe0ns
hom,s VIRGINIA skon. the Let OF septsmh-r
therefore those wish TO units % furnish ns with
a sno preferences tosS me Ss
possible provision may b. made for them
The aId advanc- price Of Land settled nnder the ans
pic,, Of CONCERTED EMIGRATION 10 he grand distinctive
feature enterprise We ha the asas assuring 'ax
Of those who have already gone on And os
the prosperity feet health which has attended tssn
address FRANCIS w. TAPPAN, President, or JOHN q:
UNDERWOOD General Agent American Emipsnt Ad ana
Homestead Company No l5 Broadway, New. York.