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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22

Qua 0ouRT.-This was to have been
court week in ST. Cloud. On Monday /
large number Of people arrived from the
regions around about. Court was. opened
and case called up, when : lawyer assu-
med that the court was Illegal because
both the grand and petit jurors had been
Illegal SUNNI ned. Upon evidence Judge
Hamlin decided that it was even 10, and
the meetin adjourned sine die. Il appears
that David Lowry, the Rev. Chairman Of
the board Of Supervisors had called ! meet
ing Of the Board. When no quorum a p,
pearing they adjourned aud he eallod an
other. There ~ aeaiin, 20 quorum; but
he and three sthsrs proceededato transact
business, thinking probably that ~iith :
Lowry 5inatha= Chair Il. Has NOT much mat
te1 whether the benohes were fun or
empty. o:gt,2 1sEs Gs.isses d ;s14za,.a3lh :
This win cost the county already swamp
I'd in debt, By Moccasin 3misrule, ]. . few
round thousands more. But We are. Ill
rich, and can afford 70 pay doabl. taxss 70
support the dignity and maintain tho q.
tendency IS Dc barry ffustes i: family from
Tennessee! w :stl:ss..st!ta no it..s Ss1:zs*
When Rev. David Lowry Wy brought lid
clerical character and, gay hairs, and laid
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22

Geo: I: Becker, Denosr.tis eaadidate
for.Qoyprnor used q = yios Ptelilsat. e
. Know Nothing Lodge II ST. PAIL Hs
law partner, Hollingphead was lsalsr IN
tho mob which buraed the Catho6s eA1s-
y in Philadelphia. s. B. Loi.1y = =
Know Nothing, joined the lodge Il Watab,
and yst The naeesaains -ass- ssyng Know
Nothing at everybody. ere .-z@s sa.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22

An Indiana Editor says Mn Swiashelm
il fierce old hen. ssa@.fss bib 28 ,s,ss5
No doubt she'll como to the scratch 81
Geo. d Prentice. S., -. ~. -.
xes, with tdzoNs TO match, III ri. II
Such workmen q no Prentice matshse.
!. Should We meet you there .4.r.s@
i aa3 Say goodbye to your hair, r,4a~a;g I
For 'tis you who will then 20 to serese1ss. ia
~ - 2s''f>45 <s52= ga. JAxa G. sw1ssHEIx. -
We can only answer our fair contemporary
in kindred poetry, Whieh We trust will nail
our friendship more strongly than any
demonstration 'pugnia ct calculus y "
My pretty Jane, my dearest Jane, .~..:..
~ All, never lsok 20 shy, sd:aaso7g ~ =
q But meet me in the sanctum, Jane s'>j:: }:
5I.. When the aagon's filled With rye,.
~ia1D:s,ss I.Ga aTE&9 Gro. d. P1rxT1o1. j
Win darling Gsorgy, norgy, porgy-, .....
Ny sweety, chicky chaw-:.SG -. r. ,.-.>..
Rave two 'pooneys in him's h.gon :;.*. AL:
Or two roandy bits Of straw; :a5;*~1= go. +
Or dip him's brightly beaky in
And eat him's ryey rawa .,...-
In plain prose: VIII that rye be made in
to mush? Ifso, couldn't you adds little
'lasses 7 or into coffee, when, Is you have
no cups, W would want two str.ws, or ar,
We to tako our rye hsn-fashion and whole?
An early answer will. decide Us about a..
cspting your tempting invitation, go .'...o.
5.>:. IL. ;..:as.st. JANE G. SW1ssHHLM.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22
The General o. didn't do It:

The General e. didn't do It:
! A friend assures US, on the authority Of
4Ir. P.o.ter, = epub1tuau, tnat GeneralQ)
Lowry had ynothingto do With burning pa
IN emgy! Stuff! We would just like to
know what Mr.. Proctor knows about it,
How should he learn what tYe Big Inxun'
it about, *holed up their in, his: wigwam
under the hill where he has enconsed him
sclft 10 sit and pull wires, like the President
Of a,Know Nothing lodge, issuing his ord.r.
by the ightlef !. dark lantern: The men
who publicly o&ciated at the solemn rites
we're all the open, Jealous adherents Of both
Lowry and Andrews. They are the fellows
who have been known Is the executors Of
the Great Winnebage's plans in the years
gone by; and it il higly improbable they
would undertake such an operation without
having reason to suppose their leaders would
enjoy tho sport.
The whole honor of the affair belongs to
heleaders; and exemplides the political
training given to the masses. 1t will be
50 regarded abroad; and every vote cast
here, for Lowry and Andrews, and their
ticket, will be set down n vote for border
rufianism, and note of warning to emf
grants who want to live in land of law that
they had better avoid St. Cloud. The Dem
ocraticparty Of minnesota, by nominating
Lowry, has placed itself before The world as
the instigator and endorser If border ruff
anism and midnight maurades upon print
ing Offices. Ifany evidence was wanting
the manner Of conducting the campaign
here, where he Is personally attending to1it,
would supply that evidence. The party
has plainly written itself down as the. WON
an:whippinsg, baby-stealing, press-destroy-
ing; settler-robbing, broker-swipdling chi
valry Of the North Star State *s>>N - =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22

Poor D1ea1Nes.-Mr. Purdy, Of the
Pzaindealer5 says no one, can make any,
hsng by personul Dig. at him. 70 Dig
ging It him Is ike sinking ! well into. !
pancake. 80 i \ az ~. -, i < ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22

"Soln ePUHKM's."-We nv 4 CHI
fornia Pumkin, grown in ths garden of D.
Smith; in lever st. Cloud. L weigh,
los lbs; and can Be seen = q. z. Mitch
els Store. Lower town.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22

Remember that 8, B. Lowry has go,
600 in scrip ready to buy: up poor sstleru
homes when tho lands ars again thrown
into market after election. H.. ~-.--..sr
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22

- - VIII, Win the no Publishers 1t the scss,as-;
tifc Ansericon please ssnd . No. bI-
We mislaid our cory. s'sz. = ~ S
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22
Col. ". A. Carufhnr..

Col. ". A. CaInthDI0 .-.. s,
This gentleman presided At tho discus.
sion between Measn :AndrswS and llinor
on Tuesday evening, with an impartiality
and n.nliness that merit. the highest .p-
probation Of Ill good citizens. e !. =
At the commencement of, Mr.. Millsr's
rejoinder, shout twenty Of the t|bassr ,ertt''
who have been educated By Moses Rssl.
Overlook, and Lowerman, three Of the
candidates on che Democratic County tick.
ct, riotously withdrew, when Nr. C.rutk
ers denounced their conduct and invoked
good citizens to a.ist in kesping order
A few minutes afterxard tho mob hurled
stones against the house and through tie
windows, one Of which fsll within : few
;''che. Of a respectable lady Of our city,
Here the Col. again denounced the mia
nous oond.st Of the rowdiss; and said
that 'sDsmocraey o. Something ele lsd
debased the party in s.. Cloud" Mr..
Miller preserved hi. eomposurs, and spoke,
out his time. Reel, 0verbeok, IAnernsns
and company, want Office, aud are dster-
mined to mob down opposition. We notify.
them that tho Republicans viii have hse:
discussion, and free expression Of ssnti-s
ment At the ballet box, no matter whaa
threats or violence they may have 70 ssa-
tend with. Allhonor to Col Caruthes,
and those Dsmosraz who insist .spon md
maintain the right Of ffss discussion: -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22

EDITOR DEnooaAr.-You win pleaee
announce me = IN independent Candidate
for Registsr Of Deeds ofStsarns County for
tho ensuing election. n. p. NOEL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22

Could testimony be more complete ~
demonstrates beyond controversy that the
$4,000 which Mr.. right and Nj. Baker
borrowed, jointly had no connection
sahoweysr remote Will the sale Of the
bonds that i ts Nas I'm matter of private e
business into which the Pioneer has no
more right to stick its dainty nose than it
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-22

The Stockholders Do sell poor Germans
in Louissianna. The iLowrys have start
ed the business q raising babies IN Min,
.neaaota for tho Southern. market; and =
this country is too cold for black babies 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12
Hon. HOSEA sSooK's GREAT spEEg1.z-Tn The

HoN. HOSEA sSooK's GREAT SrEECu.--Tn the
present magniicently ctaotio state Of public
affairs, when to strike from the shoulder is
ito beagteater thqnsa king, immense interest
win be felt in theft lowing from speech
lately deliyeredlip 81 Dorado county, California.
Ills needless t6infornl thereadertb that the orator
belongs to party entirely and fcarlessly indie
pendent: q
"And now, fellow. citizens, having proven
from the testimony of all parties that there is
not cttndtdat ither yotiF=sG fffahes
rEthat;they preg al, without ption; Feitbtr
hog thieves pIckpockets, ornSsassins-T John
Shocks PectEuily offer I1ysclfds iiidepens
dent candidate fprs GoYernornf Galifornia, and,
9yith the unantnbusl f. His precinct; six
teen barrels fof y FisKeY and SiiberSl ssllaEen of
Heaven'R graGc,I will fight my VA ilto office
you bet! Plenty of lnen-haEo managed to
crowd themselves iuto fat positions with less
capltals taGct me- fellow citizens; nnill Twill
FgIYe San Francisco and SACRAMENTO upeto. tho
plumber OF the9miners. 3wiiothaye Itlade3 them
what theysafe;; sI9wiif enlarge the State prison,
and find home within it for every Official.
on tn Pacific coast; will down nodntains
that you may gatlIcr the treasure buried be.
meath them, md dry up;lhc fountains ofTivers
that You may work their channels without
pumps; willa6olish taxation among the miners
dhu SCH lHE illlIiatlcn=l inc highest bidders,
and you may all keep dead drunk for the next
two years on the proceeds Of the sale; 1 will res
doce the price Of whiskey aud increase the
quality OF ireelunches, under penalty Of death;
will divide the contents oGthe State treasury
equally among you;pI will annex Pike county to
the State, and make Posey dependency; L will
wear bntt1rnut pants the year round, aud fine
every IMAM that is caught with a black coat OF
starched shirt upon his person; the Pacific and
Atlantic railroad shall be bniltwi two years,
and will make this spot the western terminus
or dissolve the Union; will mako You all rich,
or keep SO drunk during my entire term of ofiice
that you will think 50, and give you a dozen Of
soda piece TO sober off on; and finally, fellow.
citizens, pledge my word, If | am elected, ia
fight a tooth and toe nail set.towith every man,
womap, aud child in the State, aud resign, my
office to- the first thar draws blood And now,
as an earnest Of my libcrality, l will permit
every man here to treat himself, aud will drink
with the firstwhitc man that viii invite meI"-
| lSaooks is borne triumphantly from the. plat
form on the shoulders Of the crowd, and mo,
ton isput to tar.and-feathcr the speakers who
preceded hitn.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12
M. DE VAL9.RT,s

GEo"t French Remedy far Ecmn.o Errcgu-
IapTtIcs.
For Suppressed neasea, Scansy, Delaying or Patntut
-veHSs r lpSties or Asscorrea, 10itb Seahty
tbs Nsasss
An Tsippblc medicine for females Ladies who sursr
from these difficulties AID know unpleasant it is 10
describe thc'o physician, appree,tc the value of
staple yet EN- lent remedy which they may always have
at Aani, aad apply at pleasure.
It should be known tnet9 frequent Irregularities to
Sieh young females are subject, properly cured
frequently lay the oundarn diseases the grave
and formidable cArraoser us comparatively few girs
glide over this period without either proper or the com
mission of grave The rdvantases of home ree
d. for all ouch eases WILDE duly unprecedented
Priee, 81. Sold only By
LAUGIILINs & BUsUFIELD,
oest : - - - Druggists, Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12
RzRa. MENsr.nw

An experienced nurse and female physician Inns soo,,,
syrap for children ee:hns Which greatly facilitates the
process Of teethIng by softentg gums reducing all in
hln@aOn-s allay AL pain, sure to regulate the
bowels Eepend upon it, mothers will gtve to your
Selves and relief aid health xourinrants Perfectly
IN all 81. sSses See advertissmentIu another column
s"5E' 1sdkv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12

The people of Louisville, KY, lave been
much exercised lately by a ghost, which is said
10 have appeared nightly at the corner of Eigth
street and Broadway, in that city. Hundreds
ofpeople have watched fornt for several nights,
but on these occasions the spirit invariably dis,
appointed the assembled. He only condcscends
to exhibit to individuals anG::will have nothing.
TO do with mobs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12
j. ID. sAEPP And.

n I 3
M HOLES ALE a tEr III. Manufacturer Of 81 D. -
Union, would respectfully nri.e The attention u : mi
zgns OF Wheeling. mnd others, - his large -
Genlemens Sau1les OF every varety h'iG= a, C,sr.s
Harness of every description, Trunks NseS G .Is
Collars flames &c, 6e.. all OF which are ai.e ~ "a
w0rkuien of the very best u;te.iel and sui At
lowest possible rates.
Work OF every description made ali kinds -
repairing promptly attended, aui csatt,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12

THE two ferooious Democratic Organs. here
ore still dumb about that article of3the Rich.
r"ond 7Fdig's. They don't know what to do
about it. 1t completely non-plussos themes.
pecially eyoung one They can dog us very
Justify for such remarks, as long as they think
we rest under the odium of heresy-but now
that.it squlnts as if icy were getting to be
the hcretics, they think it prudent to halt for
further adviccs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12
SEOSlIN ID S'IOCEA-
e - 81
fall aud WINTER GOODS!
MTONROE EOT1a
AAOLa E&OEJ IaIJ . 3 ..
CoPuer Of MAJ IA ,tTlG !TEa6lsoiI StYceia.
OPPOSITE TIES PENSION BRED3E)

NYFIFGIi LING, VA.
DR. THOMAS BE2GGG, Pre- ptsc, or
tHHTs well kno:i ITate Ryn. IN RI listed ami
newIy rnl4ae,2, Il open ;tii r ilic r5ssIie:i
OF travellers i'i' bHrr!ers, n Iii tc,lic:; a
copmot at2ilS ~ mo lerat lGtcs$ uc7t!-5,&
M ESrfRs RESERVE GTEFSE-I IL ,.s iIsI9f,. mali
ny M ty ''eA.sr' issry tsese, jus: r>ss,Tet rIt
. sAle by l2ellll II. I;E IsY
oKr ChtvLti'A TAl - barrsiz, large sisr, IL 81, e
! = NM and lor ...ls eY t4e.ill ". REALLY.
,oA "!i--iNF,i, Li:ssel ,i,l ~, Tor
y sale ~ l-ltlI SEi5%D3Nft;St1- Z
/ = received and for by
I RTISTS' Tube CoL0RS & II4NTEGI1i--Thc finest as.
aseli - = .ne ~ 7es' 'saslyso F :ig 81:
i Market Farm For Rent.
VISIT TO rent III Ejru aIar!fuzTile opro-
site Wheeling, whicis saitnhle Tor market garden
The place contains about - acres, las cCl.G
dious barn willing to build a 9or a salts
Wish lsq to exchange 10. and other property Rltc
CT asllineton, d. G, whert now reside
81 nie'''on Apply to s GARs qH } Ell st Maes
0ctl 1s2 ze,, Wusi,ins .:o'' D D. q.
!. l'Loti-lEV Ibis Flour in store anl for safety
----S SG1ll -------.--.-- MATHEW AicSABB.
19 ~ NE EA A. Nssl,sI$ Extra Cor aud
M III FEED.A large lot Shorts, S 5!1I aud Sec
AZ 9u@s, in store ana for saie BIZ IL lis
: os:Al alAElI!:M MeNARR, Wheeling, Va.
| SHEEP PELTS.
| VI A% S1,i Sheep Fsl,s, by
Trust els Sale.
virtue Of .iee trust b.ari,g date the as.l, Ne.
AZ c"insf, ls53 from wi'm GoaGy to James II stout
sn@ .oter teeI Of trust from MiIiim Gogy to James
r. neat hsariSr date tile 9Th Jane, 1872 both rec0Ti.
m ts Gers 2iss OF Oslo rtpiGty Court shall SELL To-
f h5lest bidder 1T public auction, pra,nss here.
batter dsseriSed on Frday tic 31h ssptehcr 1859
ii' nelhg at ~ o'cl9cA. NJ thu following lr5I ert
nat i to says ts north hall of LOT numbered huadrsi
Silu elSiy-ne Co. ISL tile Plat that i,nrt Of ~.
WHY III wheeling laid onhy NSiiain and JOHN Far
now SHOWN as Centre Wheeling situated on the enst kii
OF Gnapilne street; also, the undivided half of the Int
tTs'i two hundred and foRr (No. 9dI) and m uldiyle
3a OF thG south half OF tue lot tyyo hundred and
i've, 6Hh OF which lots No 2u and 2O5 are situated on lie
west sue OF E9 street h.tween first aud secon streets in
Wheeling '' Si''eu eeilsFs
,a OF If tic purchase money in
ASH u remaining three furhs in three coiaI install
G H. PayaHs,fiLl Interest, six, twelve AID eighteen
upon the property. = 80 " ust
hit The .., s is hsisyed TO be naisnutbq urnc,,mbcree,
vested in us by the deeds OF before mentioned
JAMES : WHEAT,
GEO. L. wIcKitAsG SA9tES H. stoC P,,,....
A0-tiOacer. GaueGG-tll
" oGEJn"R 1889 at 10 o'cIOcxA. NJ when It v in tnt
place on The premises. "'1-t+ = :" n ~ TGAe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12

so,1s ofthe great guns of British literature
are engaged on new Serial, entitled, every
body's Journal" II is started in opposition 70
IAN the Year Round" and "oncc a Wcck."-
The title is not so happy: as is that of either
OF its rivals twill include in its list of contri
butorrs Capt Wayne Reid, G. A. sala, Samuel
Lever, Gerald Massey, and others.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12

TnEBufr.lo Repa61tc thoughxnot,a prophet
by reputation, Ventures. 10 prophecy, saying:
We predict thatin less than ten years a steam
boat will. be constructed TO run onfours lakes
which will pelIo9gcr. than the Great EASTERN
gers aud three thousand tons Of f.cplit. and
that she will 'mak over thirty miles an hour
and bcscapable,of running lnswinter as well as
vsummer..n es5S.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12
AustrnISnu Kelly. the whipped Esruiser
[Rron the BulTalo Exnress Of AIondny.l

from The BnIalo EIpress OF Monday.l
Australian Kelly, the vanquished pugilist in
the prize fight Of Thursday, has not only to
iSufer the aches and pains Of broken ribs and
battered bones aud the morIificatitn Of his Ms
ter defeat, buthc has also, it appears, to endure
the scornful and contempiunils inCignaIion Of
nearlY lie entire host q his friends and back.
ers His conduct in the ling IS said 10 nav.
ircadrully disappointed aud ,sisgusted those :. no
had pinned their iaish ana their purses upon his
ceptcd il seems bythc ..rancv NJ he
own cStimate ana valuation MS y atonI.,.,nn ,,
than mon careful anpTaisemcnt Of SisSii,.h, mir,
Qualities He swore s1ch stnrdv oatl,s 5an5
Dragged so furiously, that he had Succeeded il
impTessin9 the ,sro5 circles ~ i, ~
II great idea Of his itnprernoble yalor and aain
his own side, rs against he NOR o,i,
lie kcptnp Ills b1iiTing baa and hIn.1e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12

'soMRsvery pious youhgSSsotneh in Syracuse
have established anassoo iptionlw they style
The Young W,oninn's Young hianNYaiting
nj. the Church ID oors With Ulterioir Objects So.
ciety." Nothing Ikea goodtitleh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12

HORACE, who vas at once rlansof genius aud
of education, didn't believe that the one was
worth much without the other. One Of his
thoughts on.the subject has been thus transla-
tod h,,ttI,orR,, to- T5I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12

i'Or llUllE
fiNHE two store aIjniui. tAe Drug 9assof :,
4 gas, List Z Co Q !tscy s!c@et.
,myI.-Ii EnnNrs o! J. II. PtNrIt..tN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12
@AI! what can application do,
Unless We have a genius, too =
Or genius low have guilty alton,
Without -INcpains and aD3Iication9

TnEsoeialists of New York carry their idea
Of eqnnlity.to singular extreme Alta meet.
ing which they lately held they refused 10 elect
I" President because they would thus recognise
at least for an hour, the superiority Of onoinan
over another. Twas with some difficulty that
they succeeded in choosingsa Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12
Eor }{elI

L.TCEEGo0&SE OFFIJi:S. ny EIalEC;S Err q i.rfsL
X lyprss IN ttir se.-r,i and . .i..i,..
house stIr a sI,.ii in2.. lev .: feyt 49,
sale orie,se ftV0ruf.ie tttuS, a;!,5s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12


Dead broke-!,aye 10 borrow 10 gel
home-cieaned ont by a d. cur.
-----1o<zSS$s- ------
/ a GREAT DEAL has been lately said about Col,
Fremont, in the .wayor speculation as to ,yheth.
or he would, wanted to- or had a chance to be-
come again Presidential nominee.
The New York Tribune, Of yesterday comes
out with the following paragraph on the subject:
The Noes wants to know if it is true that
Col. Frcmonthas written letter declaring that
! he is not and will not DC a candidate for Presi.
dent in $50 We can assure the News that
tits not true. Col.zF. is giving his whole time
and energies to his own private affairs, and is
writing no letters at all about the Presidency.
We believe we may further assure the Aeaos
that he epiU write none, nor take any steps in.
tended tointlucnccin any way the action of the
Republican National CoDventon Presidential
lcttcrwrting is not his speciality; he euves that
amusement to those who have a taste for knocks
ing out their brains in Chat particular way We
cannot say that Col Fremont either expects or
desires TO be the Republican candidate for Prests=
dentfn 1860; but VIC Gun say, very c5nfitfcnfiy,
that he will not decline The nomination until il
shall have been offered him, We do not EHo,O
TINT hc would accept tiff offered but we hive
good reasons for our belief that he would At
all events whoever reports him as writing let
tiers toidecne what he has not been asked to.
accept, does him gross injustice =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12

The Pace to get your Meat.
A AFrHEW SEAMAN would respectfully n hDolnc,. 70
II his numerous friends and the public, that he has re-
from the stall OF ChEtlesi H. Becr that In Ia
tlre ne may be oHd at stall 40 G5, Upper Market where
lhose desiring they!ry choicest kinds of meat
are nyitedt to CALI tlIkl liberal
eFsloIore eStenhed t. him, and II hts ion
to deserve parOnagen the future, solics continuance
~ w 4 q
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oic. No. lls1f 1Ieit strtyt, Mo- No.
UMSn-Ci, stairs. -,
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SOMEBODY in the N. Z Post wants to know if
by me=th5ids riding on the main" is'n1caEt the
mane of asea,horsc. He.must tc maniac
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Z. iBsSreN once said that Senator Douglas would
fayerbes President, because his coat tails we're
ton near the ground" The .'littlo ginut owls
IDENTITY acting on this mint, has adopted a round
about llnbit-.S Spirit Of tAeE 2liimes..ss.E
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correspOudentof the London, Ssar, writing
from.P Paris, says" Kossqth was in Paris Sep
tem6er 18th, and all the Journalists of every
color and degree paid him yisit.jin the hope Of
learning what his intentions, aims and views
really are. 1t cannot as. yet be known whether
these are in favor Of immediate action, or whc.
Their they incline towards taking time to consider
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SENAToH BbopEnIcN is tho FIRST U. S. Senator
that eyer fcll5th alducl:, i9Iis. ~, ,5a
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AHouT two ~eckS ago u cargo of slaves was
landed near rtjBi1ad do 4Ja6a. One Of the in.
speetdrs-rn yo1Bg efsolezefD Informed theigoyer,I-
ment Of tie faet Taat R5tit he xaq assnssina.
ted iq bts bfa
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FHE question Of the future annexation Of
West Florida to Alabama is. exciting constalera-i
plD interchangeable citizens of both statcs..-
During the approaching election in =Florfda. it
will form one of the principal matters of consi,l-
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