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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24
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There's beauty everywhere go,
There's beauty everywhere
Amid the cUnn;ry woods and lanes,
And the city thoroughlare.
The rising sun is beautiful,
And radiant in It's light;
The moon shines out in splendor,
Midst the stiffness of the night.
The city domes rise bold amid
Surrounding scenery,
Like conquerors with glory crowned,
Returned from victory.
The ocean waves dance merrily,
Like diamonds sparkling bright;
The mountain tops are tipped with gold,
Bathed in FLOOD of light
The birds sing sweeily as they fly
Amid the greenwood trees;
The busy ants are toilIng on,
And merrily hum the bees.
There's music TO the soul in this,
There's beauty everywhere,
In summer or i'll autumn,
Or the spring time Of the year.
There's beauty in the winter,
When the snow is on the ground,
When north winds whistle shrilly,
And icicles are found.
When Christmas comes again once more,
And absent friends return,
And gather round the social hearth
10 see the yule log turn;
When mistletoe and holly deck
Our walls in robes oil green:
Oh, Christmas is as happy Il time
AS any have seen.
But there's something far more beautiful
Than aught that's mentioned here,
Than city, country, wood, or grove,
Or seasons of the year
More beautiful than ocean,
The mountains, or the vale,
The sun in all its glory,
Or the moonbeams shining pale.
Oh, the brightest beauty in the world
Is kiud and gentle smile
Which from IA loving heart proceeds,
And aladdeus earth awhile.
II cheers. the sad aud desolate,
'Tis sunshine 10 the soul,
II tsheds ray of kindly hope,
A wounded heart makes whole
Oh, could choose boon from Heaven
know what it would be
Not honor, riches. glory
But loving heart for ne.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

p A German in Cincinnati made bet
of $50 that he could drink half barrel of
lager in twenty four hours. Seeing how he
was going on, the other party paid him $40
to stop and throw up the bet.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

B- This world is all feeting show"
said priest to culprit on the gallows.-
eyes," was the prompt reply, "but if you
have no objection I'D rather see the show
little longer !"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

II 81 do wish could be cured of lying
in bed so late in the morning." said lazy
husband, turning round upon his pillow
"Well / will try the water-cure," said his
wife, pouring tumbler full over him
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

V "Neighbor, what is the most Chris.
tain news this morning?" said gentleman
TO his friend.
"l have just bought barrel of flour for a
poor woman" -.~<
"Just like you. Who is it that you have
made happy by your charity this time p
WMY wife ~
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

II 1t is said that Lord Brougham lately,
in playful mood, wrote the following cpl
taph on himself:
Here, readers, turnd your weeping eyes,
My fate useful moral teaches:
The hole in which my body lies
Would not contain one.half my speeches
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

70 A clergyman while engaged in cate
chislus numoer OF boys IN class, asked
one OF them Tor a definition of uatrlmony.
The reply was:-
"A place of punishment where some
folks suffer Tor time before they can go to
heaven"
Good boy" said the clergyman, "take
your seato
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

A BAD BRIpeE.-The Cincinnati Nonparea
tells this Son the upward trip to Dayton,
on Saturday, we noticed in the cars gen.
tleman and lady seated in close juxta- posi-
tion, and judging from their conduct, one
would imagine that they were exceedingly
intimate. In front of the comfortable pair,
sat two gentlemen, editors of two German
papers in this city. When near Dayton, the
the train passed through long, dark bridge
Amid the laundering and rafting of the
cars could be heard noise, that sounded
for al the world like the concussion of lips.
Such hearty smacks startled all the parry
As we emerged into daylight, one of the
German editors slowly drew his spectacles
do~n over his nose, and exclaimed :-"Vell
NtfAks dat ish tam bad bridge. | hears
hi zEack one, two, three, four times."-
Th5aEiI4 drew down her veil, and for the
rema 81 q The trip the pair looked mute
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

WHEw "A fly trap, invented by Yam
kee, which costs one dollar, caught in q
dining room in hotel in Manchester, N. H
seventeen hundred flies in one minute.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

II AT hotel table the other day, a boar
der remarked 10 his neighbor;
"This must be very healthy place for
chickens"
"Why 2" asked the other.
"Because / never see any dead ones
aboutn
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

EB The latest case of usury is that of the
loan of a shirt collar. The borrower was
forced 10 return shirt
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

- Why is married man like can
dlee Because he sometimes goes out at
night when he oughn't TO.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-24

II Getting aris,ocratic-The mercury
won't circulate anywhere but among the
"upper tens"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
BY TELEGRAPH.

Pint Feb. 12.Rour unchanged sales OF super
6ne shipment 45l5 the trade from this 81
for fancy lots. Rye Flour and Corn Meal quiet At $45
for the former and $S62% for the latter. There has been
more Inquiry for Wheat; sales 5000 bus at sls6tSS for
red 81 Act 65 white Rye scarce and commands So
Corn steady; bus. yellow sold at s0s92 Oats selling
at So for Penna 81 for Delaware. Whisky steady At 20
ESQ for Ohio, and 9S1Rs54 for PennA.
BGLfIxuRE, Feb. i2.-Flour dull but unchanged Wheat
heavy i4Nl GO for white Corn duh, hut price, una
tered; white and yellow selling At I+t6. Provisions
changed. Whisky tending downward Ohio 29S@lSU.
CcISSA1I 1aFlour in active demand; sales 5000
bills at $55c956O for superne and eS,75S6 for extra,
being an advance per bb Whisky changed sales
81 1870 26 Provisions dull and prices nominal to
great extent; very difficult give quotations. Mess Pork
was offered az SIS 5W 10 but nothing OF consequences
one 10000 pounds bulk sides sold At M could
have been sold moderate extent at 6i nothing trans
pIred in Bacon; shoulders are nominal AZ sides could
have bought pSaB9 but we heard Of no sales,
though could not observe any disposition ON the part
OF holders make concesnns Lard dull not Eaeable nt
over II r. Wheat held Sc higher; prime white 81 80. Mo-
, lower; sales Of 200 bbs Sugar
uneilanget; 100 hhds sold 1<9s for fair and prime
Ccee and fm. demand In the regular
Money and Exchange unaltercd.
Nav HoRE Psb. I9-Flour has advanced; sales 1900
hbs this morning the following pTeef State IS 5
Ohio S6,9096tS, and S5,eG96t5 fer Southern wheat
buoysnt; sales OF 3Sa0 bush at SIS for red and BIZ for
white Corn dun sSs6e for mixed and Sue s. for shiie
Pork dull $i3,I5 for prime Lard heavy a. t2912&
lWhisky duh At 2I5S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

Bsattng HIS Yye-Hugh Lynch, an habitu-
al wife beaten and confirmed bloat, was up be-
fore Aid. Wright on Saturday morning, charged
with mnltreating his wife, and turning her out
of the house. Mrs Lynch is a frail, delicate
creature, who looks as if one good blow would
send her to better world. Her person bore
evidences of ill usage. The neighbours repre-
scented Mrs. Lynch as a decent woman before
Hugh got to keeping liquor in the house. Now
both were in the habit of drinking liquor and
they lived dogs life together. Aid. Wright
sent Lynch to the chain gang.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
SALE

Y virtue Of deed Of Irast executed by the Hemp
ID field Railroad Company, bearing date the 9Th day Of
September 1s05 and now record IN the clerks Office o.
the County Court Of Ohio county In deed book 90 s.,
viii SCH At the frOHt door OF the Court Ohio
county, the first Monday Of March next, 10 oesct
ing creek and within the limits Of the city OF Wheeling, and
bounded fOiOWs-to wit: Beginning for the same,
stake at the OF Quincy and Fulton streets East side
Of Fulton street. thence with Fulton North dogs West
el hundr-dts Of pole the East line Baltimore street,
thence with the East line Baltimore North 1874 dees
East 3T5 poles TO stake In line with the South side OF
Chestnut street, thence North 81 deEs East ~ poles
Wheeling creek thence down said creek with the eandeTs
thereof South II deEs West SO poles the North side Of
Quincy street, thence with North eide Of Quincy South
81 degs West lgH poles TO the beginning containing three
acres and three rOods This ground lies Immediately above
the Distilery property in Ea Wheeling Selling Trus
tee, viii convey such title Is vested in by said deed
of trust
TLRNs sALEone-fourth In cash, and the balance In
jansO Jas PAUL., Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
d. r. THOMAS, u. D.
SO. 90 Vine street.
WELL. D., June q. Is.

VISCESsEs, L., June %, 1858.
PROF. o. J. WOOD: As you are aLoEi 0 maEularIuTe
vrnd your recently discovered Hair RESTORATIVE will
ElnmsOeveE Il may concern atI lave it
and known others that Have, fer sew raj
been the haiti other Hair ReEerstfNt a
end yours vastly superior AIRY othtT1 know n
tirey eeansts the head OF carTuH, With tbs
proper viii restore any refsons ltif tie oigiEsl
youthful color and texture giving u ltRlti sen ard
glossy appearance; aud AL his without daeOCI=F lie
hanHs thai apply it, tie iirss which drops. Would
therefore, It's every law
lug 1Le cOllr aiic texture Il their hair
Respectfully yours. WILSON KING-
q. J. WOOD CO., PropristnTs. Sl9 IIoadusy, n. I.
Din this N. Y. Wire Raiins Fstsbshtntlt) ia
Market street, 81 Louis $50.
And sold ~ all sood Druggists.
dec3-d ,t-E&W-Iy-S1 oet26-3u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
Tr1lst Sale.

lY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by John W
ID Gill, dated October 18TH 1854 and duly recorded
Deed Book Al OF Ohio county Court page f5 will Offer
sale public auction the front door Of the Court House
Of Ohio county, Monday the 18th day March, lSs9
real estate In said deed set FORTH situated the hill above
Centre Wheeling being the to said
Gill by deed from g. Brady and T. H. ubbel dated July
Sd, 1851 containing about 1s OF land Persons de-
string purchase will call upon JnO W. gill who will
pleasure In showing the Terms OF Sale, Cash. The
persons, however, entitled to receive the proceeds will
range for reasonable time should the purchaser
upon the usual Of security. will convey such title
As Is vested In me by the said deed
febI-td J. II. PENDLErON, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

Among other proceedings the following, viz
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
IN THE MATTER OF TIL ESTATE OF WILLIAM WEIR
MAN, deceas-dOn application, by the petition Of SAM'L
KIRBY and JAMES f. TYSON, Executors Of said William
YieTman deceased; IL Is ordered and decTerd this
enh day OF December eighteen hundred and ItysEht BY
the Orphans Court Baltimore that the said ENeeu
be- they hereby directed he inserted
In two Of the daily newspapers published in the
city baltimore, the daily newspapers
published States Ohio Virginia. Illinois,
Indiana, week for the three months notice
TO all children eb0rah Maxwell and Priscilla Holiness
Of said William WeTman, DECEASED and
resduary egat,es Of the aid deceased commanding them
appear this the first day OF M5y eighteen
hundred aud ans either In person by their attorney
to authenticate their claims TO button share OF the
Of the said OF
the Act n. the General Assembly OF Mnrylsnd Of 1926
chapter 1T5. [SSnedl +. ID. KENfP,
SAM'L O. SPICER.
a.
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SAM'L O. cFIILII.
OHAS. q. GRIFFITH

- In testimony that the foreEoinEis copy
taken from OF the Of the pTOc ceilings Of
~ the Orphans Court for Baltimore city, hereGnto
subscribe my name, Ex the sal Court,
eighth day Of December, in the OF Lord eighteen
TeSt--IsAAC P COOK,
decl1-1av5u, I,.eistey ~ wits for Bait.rnoS. Gu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l9.-The New Mexican mail
Of the Odd ult. reached Independence to night
The California mail from Stockton is over due
The Santa Fe contractors arc uneasy, as the
mail party has to run the gauntlet of Navajo
villages containing 5000 Indians. Weather
line and roads good.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

that the best way is to trust the Chairman of
tho Finance Committee (Mr. Hunterl to make
any retrenchment that the public service will
permit. The Chairman has been ten or fifteen
years at the head ofthat Committee, and knows
every item, and under what law it is aPPro-
printed
Mr. IycrsOn here insisted on the special order,
which was carried. So the Private Calendar
was then taken up.
Some hours were spent in the consideration
of private canendar. Some private bills were
passed, aud very many mostly pension) objec'
ted TO. Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

New oRLEASs, Feb. I2.--The steamship En-
pirc City, with dates from Havana to the 9th
inst, has arrived here Sugar firm; the stock
on hand amounted to $4,000 boxes. Lard
quiet at 174als Sterling Exchange Il2. Ex-
change on New York 2k.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

A DWELLING HOUSE on JEFFERSON street, between Main
n and Market Possession given on lie list Of April
,.ns,.iI s1qa'r' Of ~ II sH Hkfso Ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

Ngw YoRK, Feb. 12.-NO signs of the ex-
pected Steamers at Hnlifax and Portland
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

ST. Louis, Feb. h.--LeavenwOrth--A bill
abolishing and prohibiting slavery in tine Terri
tory has passed the Legislature. Gov. Medary
will doubtless veto the bill
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 12.-Riyer continues very full
of heavy ice, which, however, is not in sufficient
~ large cakes To suspend navigation below.
Weather clear. Snow thawing in the sun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

PrrrsBURGH, Feb. 12.--River about station
AIRY, with feet inches water in the chanuel-
Weather cloudy and mild, with indications of
snow or rain
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
PEIIapElFuIA, 90. 3, lssc.

IFILlpEIQuIal sept ,, I-tU-
PAoF WooD-Denr Cir; Your Hair i proving
itself beneficial The trent, aisc tile back EuEs
OF my head almost lost its eove,ingin TACT BALP LHvs
used but half pint bottles OF ReEtors ahnOW
the top head Is well studdtd With prom isng eIoP
young hair, tile front Is also receiving it btneht-
have tried other preparations WI1hou t't III hAtsNsT
think from personal reeoursEdatiOn Gan ia
duee many Othtrs to try IT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14


10 Stealing GIoak from Bishop.--on
Friday night, fellow named Charles McGann,
stole cloak belonging to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Whelan, aud was making way with it when he
was overhauled by officer Clator. The cloak
was stolen from the hall of the residence OF
Henry Moore, where the Bishop was paying
visit, and while the family were engaged in an
other part of the house McGann walked bold
ly up, opened the door, took the cloak and walk
ed away with all the effrontery of an experience
ed thief Aid. Duty sent him to jail for further
examination before the county court.
Y- Wedding an a Death odaa.6er.-A cor
respondent writing from West Union, on the
North Western Virginia Railroad, says that a
wedding recently took place in death chamber,
at Spring Hill, near that place. Mr.. Barr and
Miss Ripley, were married whilst the father Of
the lady was lying corpse. 1t appears that
that day had been set for the wedding to take
place. Mr.. Ripley was suffering with the con-
sumption, and expired on that morning at
o'clock. The groom proposed to put it off few
weeks but the bride insisted in its taking place
Immediately. The wedding accordingly took
place at o'clock, over the corpse of her father;
-->.D.%--
~ Lunch Hereafter lunch will be served
at the Mcclure House bar every morning at 10
o'clock. Stewcd oysters will be served up to-
day.
SEE advertisement of DIR. sanford's Liver In
yigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
NJ A-TTERS.

Ey- .Shoto and Iee.-on Saturday evening the
state of the atmosphere indicated a fall of snow.
The train of cars which arrived from Cleveland
Friday night was covered with about six inches
of the rare article, and wc learn that snow to
the depth of nine or ten inches was lying upon
tie ground above SteubenviIle. 1t is decidedly
annoying 10 hear of snow and sleigh bells and
winter sports all around Us and nary fake here.
Up North and away down East, we hear of the
skaters gIee and all kinds of sleigh riding incl
dents Even the praises of crinoline, as it
glides over ''the frozen bosom of the broad
Maumee,' and yields gracefully to the prevail
ing northern breezes, are being sung by the
profession. 1t does us good to read about
young woman on the ice, and to hear of the
the Jolly skaters having such lively times,
but it would do US more good to see and expe-
riencc something of the kind. If there only
comes freeze here we'll sec TO getting some
piece of dimity on the ice, il it doesn't cost
more than six bits. In the present dearth of
interesting events it would be at least worth that
amount and be good for half column. We
reckon there never was woman on a pair Of
skates in this part of the country.
D-A Womau toiM t,oo husbands. What
VIII she do Nth them'-About seven years
ago, young woman, the daughter of a tavern
keeper en- Market street, followed natural in
cination 10 the hey day of youth and got mar
ried to gentleman of the green Isle of Erin
They lived together happily enough for some
time, when the husband and the wife's father
had falling out, violent quarrel, and the
newly made husband took up his bed and walk
ed to Jericho or some other unknown region
Two years after his departure, and when all
hopes of ever seeing him were despaired Of, the
blooming widow took unto herselfas husband a
phIegmatic Teuton, who has since occupied that
relation with credit to himself and pleasure to
the wife of his bosom and all connected with
her. Alas, that the even tenor of their quiet
lives should have been disturbed. But so it
was on Friday morning. Tho long absent and
exiled son of the Emerald Isle returned and
claimed as his lawful wife, the girl he left be
hind him. Her present husband refused to re
linquish his claim, and scene of some interest
is said to have transpired. The Irishman was
RECALLING crowd of eager listeners in the Market
on Friday afternoon with history of his
wrongs aud what he intended to do in the
premises stated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

Trust Sale.

1Y virtue Of deed Of Trust from George Iruin and WIFE
ID 70 abraham p DsnorEiandy lated seth February,
Court Of Ohio eouny, IN Book ~, 27e By virtus
order II the County Court q Ohio county, mare az
January Term, in the 1852 apo ntng fbe unrr-
snsd trustee Ia the said de Of trust in place
AhFuham p DgncTmandy, shah tie 18Th day Of Fehru
aEy l9 At u O'Clock A ~ Of that day. t front so0r
the Honze the city Of Wheeling, EXPOSE
% sale BIZ public Aaetsp the hghest bidder ts souf
halt e2 the East sida
alre betgeen Seeoud Hnd Division ETeefr In that
part Of The said ely commonly ialtd Centre Wbeelidr
TEEs sALEFoT the hrSt t5sJ, eash hand a5d for
the residue Of the purchase monry until he
April, iss9, with Interest
Ts te the Abo-eproperty asdoahted and tiers IL
4 couTenlent house erected ti- above haifIotI
jant4 ALFRED CALDWELL. fr,sfee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

Lungs He W devote parcalr attention to Tie treatment
Of all skin RsuTH
and ehrouic) feurslgia, Pa aysi, EpgTty Dyspepsia,
Piles and ali derhngrmFBt the 6fomarh Liver koN-
els; aud also all chronic male diseases. spFeal stts-
ton will be given 10 the frentnirTt ef rHa
ETE AND EAR Iff rlrI.
Without the Of Knife Needle, and Re has
SANITY excellent If beautiful
cal Eyes. and TymPaBems EaT DTES, su'tatls fer
either and ail ngesii serted In Eve
DIR BAAXEE has Hade discovery u = Fluid that
VII produce perfect absorption a the OArAhAcT,
perfect vision 20 tie ~ without the
Dr. Baase can produce one hpusend certificates Of bis
perfect In curing CHncsTs old soEes Ulcers
taIa, SEeisEs TuEer Of description and without
the Of the knife Special arrangements ht
baakes for Of the d.
they require his constant svee and atirLtiop
Dr. Baakee IS the skui and eeifbraif
geons Physicians living. Iis known per-
sonaiy in nearly every pfncpal ety world. And
LISTERS directed n Dr. baakee Containing
distance correctly ssiing the nature Of their esafe
aaii promptly areTe- md tents coTres-
pondenee FREE OF ctIARt.E. oGiee hoursf A. NJ
70 II. -. DR.. nAAKEE,
No. y LEXINGTON STREET.
between Charles and Liberty.
4. - = - nmNa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

u-R ob6ery.--A robbery was committed on
Thursday night or Friday morning, at Baltzell's
Boarding House, in Centre Wheeling. 1t APP
pears that young man named John G. Bran
ian, who takes his grub and courts ''tired ma
lures sweet restorer, balmy sleep, at Baltzelrs
had amassed filthy lucre to the amount of about
$35 or $40, which for safe keeping he had
placed in a trunk. But he was from some cause
absent at the time mentioned, trusting to his
guardian angel and good lock to protect his
treasure. During his absence some individual
whose name is unknown, but whose bump of ac-
quisitiveness is undoubted, by means of shrewd-
ness and fire shovel managed to remove the
outside trunk from between him and the dollars,
and to transfer the same to his pocket. In plain
language he stole the money and decanped, and
has not been heard of since. The police have
been put on the track of the rascal, and it is to
be hoped will bring him to justice and a stand
still. ~ .el,5~-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

~ Fight Among the colored Rdaks-A
somewhat savage fight took place on Saturday
morning in the yard of the Mcclure House,
among the colored folks in the city express and
truck toating line Lias and Jim were discus.
sing some private policy, ''leanipgs check to
check" when Gabe, very crooked niger,
crept up and thrust out his turtle head to hear
the substance of the conversation. 'Lias de-
tecting this struck out from his shoulder, aud
sent Gabe Keeling to the earth. Gobe drew q
knife and made several digs at LAS without
doing and injury. A bystander succeeded in
choking the Knife out of Gabe's hand, and Lias
then pitched in and gave HIM most unmerci.
full pounding. The affair created some excite
ment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
EDwARD D. KEs.P.

rphnns Court held Tor baltimore city, IN he Court
n House the city OF baltimore the seventh day OF
December, In the Of Lord eighteen hundred and
n- Fls.sn. EDWARD D. KEMP.