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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-14

INCIDENT AT THE LATE EXECUTION IN BAITI-
MonE.-The Baltimore Sun relates the follow
ing:
Elijah alias Boney Lee n friend of one Of the
men who were hanged) was confined in room
which overlooked the scaffold. When the trap
of the scaffold fell it caused him to tremble with
agony. just as the trap fell the fourth. finger
on his left hand became suddenly dead and the
blood leaving it, the finger commenced shrivel-
ing up; in few moments the palm of his hand
became blush, and sharp pain extended along
the arm to the elbow. A severe pain also
struck him in the back of the head. Medical
attendance was summoned as quickly as posi-
BILE, and he appeared to recover.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-14

InE New Orleans papers state that among the
cotton destroyed by one of the recent fires in
that city, there were "three hundred bales of
cotton slowed in one of the sheds which was
burnt for two or three years, belonging to
planter, who, for some reason or other, has left
it there uninsured, probably from some notion,
not to sell it until certain prices could be OBJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-14

TnE (Ann ArbOr, Michigan) argus declares
that has no disposition to spread out the scat.
teFing returns of the late election in that State
"They are" it adds, decidedly too black for
US to derive any comfort from SO doing. The
Quakers didn't vote, and the Republicans had
it all their own way, electing Martin by from
10000 to ID, 900 majority"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-14
S. HARPER

XTTEhaye on hand and receiving daily large and
w complete assortment of Hats and Caps, embracing
every variety Of style and price And In view OF the in
creasng class goods, have paid
cuRr attention to the getting OF such as are expressly
adapted Our arrangement
such that enabled TO furnish
the latest styles Caps sintroduced
promise the and most beautiful
sorments well the best qualities description,
are be found a establiShment.
The nublic are respectfully Invited examine
ourstock as pains entire satisfaction,
deco = HARPER BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-14

AS examples to be commended, New York
paper cities the following to public men who
desire to serve the State
president Monroe, after his eight years of
Office as Chief Magistrate of the Union, did not
hesitate to become member of the Legislature
of Virginia, and John Quincy Adams, after he
all the ardor of young statesman, and died
with the harness on his back. And Benton,
after his Senatorial career of thirty years, came
back to Washington as member Of the lower
House. Such instances, however, have been
extremely rare. Caleb Gushing is another ex-
ample OF a statesman who is not afraid of his
dignity"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-14
@. p: BROWN,

11S MAIN STREET,
EALERn Watches Clocks, slTy, silver and Plated
- Ware, Fancy Goods, &c., &e, Wholesale and Retail
Agent fer the sale oT the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCAE manufactured by AFFLETOS. 1EAcH Co., alsO
Agent for the WHEELER 4 WILSON sEWIHG liACHINES,
ann0une his return from NsT York NitL eonpists
sortment every variety goods Lis line, which Nl
be offered priees compete with any house
country Please call and examine before purchasing es
where sePi6-Iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-14
THE INTELLIGENCER.

BIRTnDAr OF HEsHY cIAY.-Tuesday was the
anniversary ofthe Birthday of Henry Clay. 1t
was celebrated by the Clay Festival Association
Of New York with banquet at the Lafarge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-14

BAPnsINe.-sixteen negroes, who united with
the Baptist Church, were baptised, in the river.
at Louisville, on Monday, in the presence of
hundreds of spectators. white and sable. One
of the men was so big and heavy that as he went
under he drew the preacher down also. Not
even the reverence due to the occasion could
restrain the bystanders from laughing at the
scene. But flesh is weak
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-14

HERE is a paragraph from an article on
"Readiug," in the Southern Literary Hes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-14

"Reading," in the Southern Literary Hes
senger
"out.ofdoor reading is a fallacy. One may
wander into the woods and fields with the pur-
pose Of doubly enjoying good book, but how
far satisfactory does he find such reading?-
1--WE have tried the mockery of a book in gar
den." says Lamb. Who can confine his
thoughts to the volume in his hand, when before
himlie outspread the great Book of Nature,
and above is the open sky, wooing his thoughts
away into its limitleSs depths? For we must
all have experienced the irresistible power
which the expanse of sea and sky, or even an
extensive landscape, exerts in attracting and
cissipatine the thought, and opposing the con-
centrative powers of the mind. Hence, even in
nusing in the open air, we instinctively turn
our eyes downward, in order to shut out this
bewiidering space. no; it is impossible to read
or even to think deeply in the open air. Our
ileas float about us in fftful and broken flights;
and We at last hurry back to our accustomed
room, as the most satisfactory place for such
exercise. SOS rc araGl
The author puts the question squarely. The
Philadelphia Bulletin adds that it daEes one to
to read out ofdloors. There are, however, some
people who can lie in the sun like lizards and
read BuIwer or Browning, with the shadows of
a million leaves qnivering aud fiickering in null
tiudinous arabeseues all over their book, their
face and the ground around them. They will
even turn their book toward the rosy glow. of
= sunset and finish their chapter while the sun
leaves his beauty
To the delighted west, which revsls in
Its hnes Of dying glory
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-14

GEORGE YANDEHoFF's social satire, in verse,
called Common Sense" is published in the
last number of the Home journal. 1t contains
some right good hits, and is readable produc-
ton. Speaking of the coquette "in satin and
brocade," the Satire says thfi.
Rest! comfort! bahl It's her delight to roam,
She loathcs the dullness of quiet home;
So pa and ma to Sarntoga's waters tiers,
Are dragged to please four marriagcablc daugh-
Or off to Newport, or some calm retreat,
Where life's sole ends to dress and hrt nndeat,
Go dress for breakiast-and, as I'm a sinner,
To dress for bath, for lunch and then for dinner;
The dinner DER TO, dress for promeHade
FuLt.dress for evening, and undress for bedD-
Miss shines at breakfast, of her toilette proud,
Light us fairy in her muslin cloud;
Accents a partner for the dip at noon,
Just as she'd take one for the ball saloon:
In light, loose robe disports upon the sea,
As Undinc graceful, and as Undine free,
While her bold Triton lifts her in his arms,
Proud of the burthen of his Nereid's charms;
'"Teaches her young idea how to" sioin,
And, if she's nervous, bids her lean on him
Don't start alps right you know tits in the ocean;
On land, indeed, she'd have different notion
Salt water makes folks squeamish, I've heard say,
But here, it acts in quite another way;
And what, on shore, might shock prudish
daughter,
Papa must owns quite prOper--in the ,Oater!
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PR In ADMIRALTY.
United STATES OF AMERICA, S.

PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY.
UNITED STATES Or AMERICA.
Disrncr or Iowa, Hoursxnx Drv1sfo1, o.
USlrED srArIs MAnsaAL's OvyIcE,
KKoKuK, Dec. 10th, 1850.
HEREBY givs notice that by virtue of ! war;
I rant OF detention and monition issued out oil
the once Of the Clerk Of chs United States Dis
rie Court In and fertile district of Iowa, South
ern Division, and ID ne directed In the following
cause, towt: CharIss Wild. libellant, against Che
steamboat ADELiA, her engine, machinery, tackle,
apparel and furniture, In 4 cause civil and mara
time, for contract for labor performed a. Pilot far
demand Of the sum Of one hundred six e. 100
dollars; did, on the sch day Of December, A. ID.
1859, at the city Of Montrose, Lee county, lows,
and at the port Of MOntrose in sad District OF Iowa
detain in my posssuion for safe custody, and do
now detain the said Steamboat Adelia, with her
engines, machinery, tack apparel and furniture
and hereby also give public notice that the me
issued for the return OF said warrant Ia the al day
of January "A. D. 1859. and hereby admonish and
su mmons all persons claiming any interest in the
said steamboat Adelia, her engine, tackle, machine
ry and furniture, or knowing or having anything
to say why the same shall not be condemnrd and
sold To answer the demand Of said libelant, that
they DO and appear before the said District Court
for tho District OF Iowa, Southern Division At
Keokuk, at q return term thereof TO be begun and
holden at said District Court room, on 5th street,
corner of Concert-st., in the City of Keoknk, In
said District, the last named day, wit the I'd
day of January, A. Us1660,--when and where said
canse will be heard, then and there to interpose
their claims and answe said libel and make their
allegations in that behalf.
L.SUMMERs, u. s. Marshal,
BY Y. ANTHONY, Deputy.
II. JEyroRns, Proctor for Libelians
decl zitd
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pamurf r. carey, nj. III. Ruuner Chas. Parsons;
John MsNeii i Co., +. Ill. Olgiphant, Jesse
reeves, Price J. Patten l. CO., and Z M. Hoy. !:
FIfHEkE 10 DOW on Gls ia the office Of the Clerk
= OF the District Court of Lee county, lows. at
Keokuk the petition OF flaming 4 Higgins
claiming Of n. II. Hummer. the maker Of not r.,
aud Samuel Il. Carly the eIdorser, and en- judg-
ment against plaintiffs endersers Of said note,
tne sum OF twelve hundred dolinrs and claiming
against III. II. Runner the foreclosure of a mort
gag given on certain real ertate in the city If
heukuk said petition represents that plaintiffs
have discharged the judgment on said note, that n
he other defendants have an interest in the prop
cry morfgaged The prayer slso II thst ali the
interest Of the defendants be cut of, TIL. property
cold, and for general relief.
unIess you appear and answer saii petition on
or before tho second day or the February term
tlsool OF said Court, judgment win be rendered
against you.
RANKIN, MILLER q ENsTER,
Nov. B 1859 d pltfs, Att,vs
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SxfERsEE,S SALE,

STATE OF IOWA, &c
LEE CouSTY. o.
pI virtue OF special Execution to me direct
IL cd, issued by the Clerk of the District Court
IT SAID County, in favor Of Charles c. Stevens and
against William W Gotten, I have levied upon.
and will sell to the highest bidder, at the door Of
the Clerks Office of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, mt keskuk, In said county, on tile
@3th day Of December, A. ID. 1859, between the
hours of O'Clock a. m. ana4 o'cock p. m Of said
day, the following operty, wit: Lots three s)
and four ~ in Bl,ck No. three lal In w. III vii
ltams and Perry Reeves addition TO the City of
keokak, County OF Lee and State of Iowa Sold
oy order OF Court foreclosure Of mortgate to sat
isfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk, Nov. Esd, 1859.
VIM. III. LEIGH,
ny24d Sheriff of Lee Cnuntv
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HkHIFE,s SAIL.

= NENEN - SAEzEs
STATE OF IOWA, &C
LEE Cousry.
pi virtue of special execution to me directed
ID Issued by the Clerk Of the District Court OF
said county, in favor # Hiram Barney and against
John 4. Num-, will sell 10 the highest bduer at
the door OF The Clerks Office of the District Court
Of Leo County, Iowa, at keokuk in said county. on
the "a day If ID cember. A. ID, 1859, bstwcen the
hours Of o'clock q III. and o'elack p. m of said
day. the following property, towit The north
half IT the s9uth-east quarter " section one III,
township siaty-six 1861 north, range SIX (sl west
containing eighty 1897 acres more or less, in Lee
county and State Of Iowa. Sid by order of Court
foreclosure of mortgage to satisfy said writ oil
execution.
Keokuk, Nov. Is, 1859.
VIM. ii. LEIGH,
noy24d Sheriff of Lee County.
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NHERIEE,2 aAIR.

STATE OF IOWA. So SAL
/ Ike roUKrY. -.
by virtue CT = speciAl execution to me directed,
l)ssued by the Clerk Of the District Court of said
County, In favor of ALFRED Duugey, surviving part
ner, ~, and against q. g. A. 8aI111sK have lev
fcz upon, and Nil seI 10 the highest bidder 1t the
door 1t the CLERKS Of6ss Of the Gst1nt Court Oh
bee tuunty ,s1ewa, Ct Kcoknk, ir mia C0nnty, on
the 30th dsy Of Dccsmbcr, A. d. 1859, bstyeen the
hours Of q clock Al NJ, and o'eiock, p. Nj ), OF
saiad ay the following peoperty, to wits bot light
tSl block ten, (I01 d. Kilbourne,s addition TO
the Gity Of Keoknk, Lee County, Iera. with the
improvements thereon. Taken and levied upon al
the property of C.Sf.A, Striblen, to satisfy said
writ Of exec ution.
keokuk Nov. 18th, 1889.
w. III. LEIGH
der1-d Sheriff of Lee County.
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NH Ess KFFs 3 SALE,

STATE OF IOWA, GO
LEE CdusrY. 90
RY virtue Of special execution to me directed
l. issued by tho Clerk Of the District Court oi
said county, in favor Of Charles Parsons Go. and
aganst Isaac VanAusdAil and bcander Harbine,
will sell TO the highest bidder ut tho door of tht
Clerk Is office OF the District Court of Lee County
lows, At Keokuk In said county, the 1lth day oi
December, A. d. 1869, between the hours Of .
following property, 10 Wit: The mort invest guar
ter Of section two t2), township sixty ive te5)
north, range I've t5l west; also. the south-west
quarter of section thirty 1851, township sixty
six 600, range five sl west, all in Lee county, Iowa
VanAusdail, to satisfy sAiasNrit of execution.
Keokuk, Nov. ~, 1859.
wM. II. LEIGH,
nnv24d Sheriff of Lee COUNTY
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VIM. I'll. LEIGH,
nov24d Sheriff of Lee County.
xH EnIFF,S SALE

STATE OF IOWA. &c
LEE County.
by virtue OF special execution TO me directed,
- issued b. the Clerk of the District Court Of
said county, in favor of Eianford Dro. successors
&c, aud against Holt, Dros 60. and M. r. Shar,s,
viii TO the highest bidder at the door of the
Clerk q ofiea of the Dis rict Court OF Lee County,
Iowa, At keckuk In said county, the Gath day VI
Decsmber, a d. 1852, between the hours of u
Q clock = n and o'clock p. VI. Of said day, tbs
foilsviAg property to-wit: Tho krnnaa, buiIding q
ami 11s1ysI md machinery of the Uss Moines al.
ley Planning Mil, situated in kcokuk, Lee county
Iowa, described as follows towits 80 feet front By
lao feet deep, being the inside parts OF lots and
TO- block 10 in the Cd limits or the city Of kcok uk
Sold by order of Court as the property of Holt
Bro. Co., to satisfy said writ Of execution.
keukuk, Nov. Is, 1859.
WIN. III. LEECH,
nov2ia Sheriff of Lee County.
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n OTIEE

NOTICE.
fINAA SALE OF LOT on which delinquent special
1 tax is due and unpaid for laying plank walk oh
4tk and Exchange streets In front Of said lot:
Owner's name Lot. Block. Tax. Cost.
Unknown, 8 81 &tqH2 xllp
NOTICE Is hereby given to the owner Of the
lot described IN the foregoing list situated in the
City of Keokuk, Lee County and state OF Tbua,
thnt special tax has been assessed and feviea on
said lol rs designated tn the abovs list by the City
Council of the City Of Keokuk, and unless pay
menf b. made OF the tax so levied, ami also all
casts ON or before the 4th day of January, A. ID.
lseo, the said lot so much thereof shall be
necessary to discharge said tax ard cests viii be
sold the day aforesaid, at the Mayors 0fhce in
said city, between the hours of o'clock a. IN.
| and o'clock p. m.
| 81 C. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City of keokuk.
Dec. IL, 1859 did
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Master COmmlas Onerss Sale in
Chnncery.
The Cincinnati Type Foundry

John Tarbell, John Kidder,
and Peter Eichar.
pi virtue of a dccrctal order made by the District
- Court OF the United States for the Distrie,
of Iowa, Southern Division. Mt the October term
1858, thereof, hold 1t Burlington, and a special
order, made Dec. l, 1859, and 70 me directed will
on Wednesday,, the 4th day of January. 1860. be-
tween The hours Of o'c!ock .. m. and o'clock p.
of said day, n the door Of the Clerks Office al
said Court in the City of keokuty soil to the high
est bidder for cash the following described real es
tate, TO wit: 1hesou.h-east ons-,bird of lots tan
taoIee q ~ and twelve tl2) ID block sixty one
oil, in the city of hrckuk, county Of Lee and
state Of Iowa, and make deed to the purchaser liz
accord auce wi tn the deere or said Court.
Said sale Ia made to satisfy decree rendered By
said Court In favor Of the Cincinnati Type Foundry
and against said Juhn Tarbeli, John kiddcr and
Peter kichar. ~ u r. r ENSTER,
Special Master Commissioner in Chancery, District
Court oil United States.
Dec. q, lsb0-dim
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Dew ntng,s Fruit and Fruit Trees Of
America.
fINHE cniture, propagation and manag ement, In
! tho Garden and Orchard of Fruit Trees gener-
ally, with descriptions Of all tho finest varieties Of
Fruit, native sas foregn, cultivated in the coun-
try, by Al Downing. For sale ut
OGDEN, BRCWNELL a co.'s
CITY Loox STORE,
Sept. l3, sd No. So Main-st.
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HARDWARE LAND CUTL ERY,
s.. w. 4 n. TUCKER.

HARDWAREAND CUTLERY,
s.. w. 4 II. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
AAys In store, and ars rsesivinG their supplies
TOR che apriag trads direct from tho sksrs. vheA
they oaer to cash and pronpt suns-hsysrs on e.
vorable terms. The took being hAuaually large
they coaAdsatiy solicit m saasai.asion Of the
same. 6.N. II. TUCKER,
Nay le-dAv siga q Rs1RsAlssk.
IA Inkhs. Picks. shovsl.. &c., Tor s.Is y
" mhcl6d .. W. n. TUCKER.
yRIFFlns Aorss Naal.-a coed ..esk q ali
~ sisss Tor sAls by s. W. 8 H. TUCKER.
A MES 6H0vELs.-- A large stock Of Anss'
nayIs s.w. ! H. TUCKER.
ScYTHE sTON Es.-ssyshs Stonss, OF di1srsnt
~ kindssis quantities 70 suii.
maybe 3. W u. TUCKER.
GCLTHh kIfLEH.-varioasq salitissof Ssytke
.. 1is''''d sA.FP'n''i s f.; ;s''
GIcKLHs:---A good article q Sickle. for sale b
EkrRNcE HAILs,
i Fine ID do
Aaa..i.a % 70 .linsh-. superior .rsie,.
.FiaiSias DO
Together With general sssor tmsnt Of other naih
OF the Belmont brand, just received and for sals
low By g.. D II. TUCKER,
mAySdkw
+ OkN Garden, Grabbing and other HOkp;
~ Spades, Bhovels, Nat tocks and Picks;
ScytAss. 6naths, and Grain Cradles;
Cowbells, Rakcs and Corn Planters
Or, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cutting Boxes, Bay and Straw Eniyss;
Hay, ttraw and Manure Forks;
| And barge stock of assorted Hardware and Cut.
lery on banda for sale low by
maysdAw &. W.AH. TUCKER.
ERIND6TOEESi-The BsreAGri Adstoneg, iva
~ rious siyes for sale by
6.W. 4 II. TUCKER,
(Sign Of the Red PadIeck,l
May10d6w Cor. Of Main ID Sts.
TREss A1OORsty TRES HOOPS III
A NEW supply Of Treas HOOPS OF the sises
n usually wanted, together with general -
sortment Of coopsu Tools, inst received, and for
| sale low by w. h RI. TUCKER.
Sept9d
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STATE or Iva 90
LEE COUNTY. 80
by virtue of an execution to me directed, issued
- by the Clerk of theDistrict Court Of said coun
~, in favor Of Hatch a Thompson and against J. G.
Estes, j. l.. Eates and JaA@ss Walker, have levied
upon, and will sell to the highest bidder at the
door of the Clerks 0fcs IL the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk in said county. IN
the Gath day of December, A. ID. 1859, between HE
hours Of o'clock a. and o'clock p. m. of said
day, the following property, io-wit The south
east quarter Of section &C. township 67 nurth range
west, and the southeast of the south west Of
section "a. township OF north, range west, and
the sou west / vi the northwest of section 8,
township Is north, range bwtst, and 40 west
pat of southeast sestiun 8, township s65, range
west; also 20 acres of Of west end OF south OF
south west Of section 4, township 65 north, range
west all III Lee county, Iowa Taken and levied
upon as the property Of James Walker, to satisfy
sail writ Of exeeution.
keokuk, Nov 10, 1859.
WIN. I'll. LEIGH,
nov24d Sheriff Of Lee County.