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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-31
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Thine Eyes, Ny Love
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And lid ne snsst Ms EioU=
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Are Al tils sun koVW-
The sn5dniEtt raulf q bzavea HPpss==
lis jeEe5s5 Ger Win starr
Ike Gst1eu sliF1;E d. They gam
Fr1En Out her icy ban
Il = EOE o. EbsiT uEEsr6sz
Ny pautibg s0ui E1uid rad
ThiDs eyes- nv I9Fe-fhiDe eyes ny 1--we
AYE an rhe BEaEs ned
The EARN i sczts-Te6 ger Wiz h0EE-==
TheT Ereet ne - qsz5
The Line f1-EeG-Ebezn0t peeps INT
Among the waving graz
Tbs pansieE daEt- ne T1otets gESg-
In C1ib 70 tbsy sISeAE
Trims eTea. nay iOTs-sajBe eyes- KY l0Teg
Hold al the A1sE sex
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The 60Hszs1s al cecaT.
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TAa- eEanJt PAS &~sT-
ssk not fJr & brighter world
4 life u 6eePeT bliss=
Ttsios eyez ia lSss-ilfisse sres Elr lore
Have made bsaEes d rtlisi
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,


IT i C1HPpUSDED ENTIRELY FLiDN u ~
and has estabii-14s7s t-1t a >---4-s--
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IL favor.
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pare Tsg1ssJL Er.--z.E- nBE put ~ n GLfSE r.
SE> .fEr Tly+t- end ri -s-g a. cay -'slllts-
Tn F-sELLV ~ Tin TT5' ETELS j
stre l,rr- ar i've iz-Isz-- u -lr vE-h flte T=F-T=t-
H. mel ia a. u-a-clrz llaBrv tsrrE TeL--
Tine -1--glIgIr 1=-~a-- .fss- demand from "a -
zfs1 have ling I'D -srs = Pills and tue sl-l--
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Tie P-ss--lga VEL Know tEl-- 1.s=-=-t ca
tl.a--- at dlfsrft = -.i1-I- q TIE tEVel-
TE- - MI J --sEEf- - 4 IL PILL lll-- s'-til
due r-f-E=B-s e t4l- = vel e--alfils-s==- f---
hen ar.1r1l-I s-1-E = vl-i--r ~ -ll- fE----
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and z-H IN all cases z El~-e .l1faI tEt- j. H.
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ea-e- which flesh - her L=lrls-s
in This aIFe--1s=-IIz1lf. Dl1z- - =
PRICE DIMES
The LIVER ISYii b2AFJa All FAMILY ca
TFIAETTC PILLS rets4i'si ty Dru-a-5- general
H. and sold Wholesale by Tr.I= in nj the LArze
t1wt4s st ". SASFOED. Il D.
Manu-. tUrer and f'roPri--ar-
So Broadway. NeE YORK
Agents. 7. II LOGAN & ca. i=-2-ik~[y
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College !
L y c A 7 D.
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts..
n L.

Cor. Baltimore and ChaTles-Sts..
LTIMOEE- ND.
'TIIIS INSTITUTION Is S1W II TIE MOST
l prosperous ard ilulri=in- condition Twice Iu-
ring the last year. iL= il been IIeesCy . obtain
larger apartments Tor the a-e1Iuup7g-ipn u ths ia
cT-ls5ng number 4 students representing nearly
every state in the Union
It occupies one q the - pi-IllIs anil
de-irlH!y lDrarsd buildings in the city Ta- rooms
are comm 'ii,a=ly arranged sIaciOzs aad s-e-IutIy
furnished
The advantages AMI facilities mere offered 10 young
desiring To qualify themselves properly for the
various duties II the Counting Room. ~ % obtain
Thorough Prg1sieiI Rlln@ss III eaton generally
unsurpassed IL any particular, BY any similar e-iab-
li=hAsnf il the UaiteI States
FACULTY:
Z X. LBSIEE-
Observation-Disclosures On lr Science nF Account Com
Inerce- Business Customs. etc
J. NJ PHILLIPS.
Professor the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeeping
and Commercial CLculatlDn--
H. H. DAVIES
Associate Professor Of Bp7k-Keeping-
y {. jon s-SpS-
Professor Of Business AMI ornamental Psumauship.
:. T. WILLIAMS. Esq-,
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
RE-- E GEATES REESE D. D.
Lecturer on Comm rial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno p Kennedy Hon Joshua yarzant
lion. Thos Swami, Wan. II. K-izhl=r- Esd,
Jacob trust Esq VIM klaJe- Esq
The College i provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard WORKS, expressly fyr the Of ;he stu
Zach student has desk to himself, AMI i, sepa-
There being no VACATION during the year. suIsn:=
enter az any time.
The time usually requirei to complete the fal course
DIPLOMA il awarded to all Graduates.
large aud Beautifully Oraamented Circular con-
tanning upwards Of SQUARE PEET- representing the
Exterior and Interior View OF she College
Characteristic designs Penman-hip. &c sent by nii
free Of charge accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. AdIress E X LOsIEB
B,Eitis'oTe MI
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Wines, Brandies, Runs.
BLACK TEAS. &c.

BIZ AO II 4 Z A5s oOC6
u TIERNAN L SON. No. u North Charles St.
, offer for sale the following artiieE, OF their
importation particularly for family
SHERRY wISES-PeHartine's finest pale, gold
and brown Shcrries, in wood and in ga~S.
PORT WINES-Saudeman'= competition red and
white Port, in wood and in glass
MADEIRA wISE-JOhn Howard Marcl's fine
Madeira. in wood and in glass: also, Grape Juice.
HOOK wINES-JulIaHncsberg Steintera,er. Mar
cobrunncr, Cabinet Lieb-fraH-Inlch, Bronneberg OF
1916.
CHAMPAGNE wJs;Es-Soet and Cliandon's finest,
in quarts and pints.
BRANDIES-Otard and Hennessy's fine old pale
and dark Brtndies.
RUNS-Old and fine, Jamaica Antigua Grenada
and from the Islands imported and direct from London.
HOLLAND GIS-The best quality-rernan brand
ami no mixture u aromatic poison in it.
200 half chest Of the finest SOUCIIONG TEA.
Tnh5-59-Iy
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WINTER ARR NGEMENT

NN ami amer Monday, the litlI of November, 1859,
7 tho passenger Trains vii run daily a. follows:
First-fIe Great Southwestern 81. Louis, Cincin-
natl, Columbus. Wheeling BenwOod. baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
1850 A. NJ. arriving in Baltimore at G:i5 A. NJ con-
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning. leaves Baltimore at 4Oj r. NJ, arriving at
Benwood at SIG and Wheeling at $40 A. NJ, connect
ing with the great Western, Southwestern, and North
western Express This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
SecOnd-IlIe Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago st.
Louis. indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus
Wheeling, Benwond Baltimore. and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at 800 r. NJ,
and arrives at Baltimore at i:55 T. NJ connecting with
the trains for the Ea-tcro and Southern cites. Re-
turning leaves Baltimore at T:1j 4. NJ, and arriving
at BenwoOd at 2:l6 and Wheeling at 2ij A. ". This
train stops all regular stations Et VI Cumberland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted at G:lO A. ~,
arriving In Cumberland at Gas y. II. Returning,
leaves Cumberland So A VI. aud arrives at Wheel
ing At CLIO p ". This train stops At all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
J. Il. FORD, Agent.
W. p Smith, Master Of Transportation.
l.. N. C6LE. GEM Ticket Agent. now I-J9
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

VIZ S464AL4P 44GkGGGAE -
ing Rail Road.
- - - -a=sz=ss=5-
E4E@S..eszse -
nS ASIi AFIEK MONDAY, Fst- . lsSl- Pa
" EenEe- Trains VII IsHTe B-I6Eepcr1 - t1lioTs-
tSuHis[s ezcslteazP
a. n Accommodation Tram STOPPING q: al s1s-
fio7s z--5-. a. WeIls-iIle - ~ z NJ
1lzsz 4 = Man Tram arrives Al Ptr-s5urE1 a. 4sSS
NJ Philadelphia - T=r2 4 NJ Nsv
York q 151sJ ? n, Cleveland a 80 2 h
Toledo At Ie-J5 A. NJ ard C1irs=cEt 1890
An
IS ?. u ELp-esz T-4n- arriving ~ Pittsburgh n
so H N PkiIldsl yhIs ~ 500 p NJ, New
Y1-k At 1f--se p n and Cleveland stiles
An
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland ss45 A N and s=l5 p n arrive
~ Bridgeport ~ Gle 7. II and 30 A II
arriy- - Br5dEeIs5rf $50 4. NJ and d-16 P. VI
Lave Wsll4-iiie Al [=2J A. NJ Steuteurills q: SD
A NJ: arrive q: bridgeport 20 4. NJ.
Excursion Ticisets 70 Pittsburgh and retE-r 80
Excurai5n tickets 70 sreub-nviIIe and return 800
Pare always 4s Low, and time much quicker than
any other route
Through TIctsts 70 all points in tine West North
and Esast cs,r be procured ~ the Office No = Water
street dDJE - spEEg H0uss- Wheeling. Va aud
at Bridgeport Station
Freight contracts yiI lie made iowe-s ra7ss to
any pint accessible by tbis rad and IL eDnnsrt"HE-
10 the last North West aud N1E1h-We-t- =; ntses
NJ. g Mater street With FEeiEtI; ge II Bridge
part Station y. Z. WILLIAMS AE't.
J. " MCCULLOUGH P7eS5deut
1R MYERS Gen; Tick Ar f-h25
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p A s S ENGERS
81 ......;.:.

lI ~ Esszg..:;.;;:5 !zsssg.:.;l;il;!E szgsi..zs:
From the West Going South,
TWICE daily Sunday night eXceptea for the Relay
House. Washington fredericksburg. Richmond.
Petersburg, Weldon, &c. &C., (Uid Potomac River aud
the Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Rnrond,
byspendid aud comfortable steamers TO Acqua Creek
thence Richmond by the Richmond, PredsI isIsburE
aud Potomac Railroad
Hours Of departure from Washington, GEO A. NJ,
and J.. NJ, SUNDAYS excepted.) Leave Sundays
At 6l0 A. NJ only. Baggage under charge Of special
agent checked through 10 Richmond, Petersburg and
Weldon.
From Washington 70 Ricllmond........-.t s 30
From do 10 Peter-burg,-.......
Prom do to Weldon, ............,
From dn TO mlngt6n........ IL
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Raj
road has been in operation for % years and in all that
time no passenger haa either been killed crippled
by RccIdont which ia without parallel IN the history
Of Railroads in this country s.RUTli, supt Trans.
June %, 1888 jyl-ly
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wHKKLWRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,
WHOLESALE
Paper Dealers,

No. Il HAEpTEE Il COZ 'JGl-l-AN Il
BALTIMORE, I'D
FULL ASSORTMENT or PRINTING PAPERS
a SsWs and Book COiDrsi PaPers o. al kinis
SfraT- Boards Binders and Trunk Boards B0nuet
Blsrds White and C1lorei; Printers Cards and Gard
Bfss.7s in svsry variety; Tissue and sbpe Paper.
Hardware and da,liIls Paper. Pres BDErds- 4 full
assortment n French FOlio Pot, Packet and Letter
ps-,.T, Marble Psrser Pot Once and Bauk EDYeI
Ui,sz- Wrapping Papers al kiuds Sheathing, Tack
aud spice Paysrs. Printing aud Writing inksi Alum
Bleaching Powder
EZ-Psper u every description made 70 order.
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an dear sir- y1urs frulyt
TIfALBERG


WELSH SEEsP IPEE oFTICZ- ls.-sas-4EI A 2 iZ5a
pEoT a = wO1rr-DsrT Sfr--Srsu= mouth Or six
weeks received bottle u VOW H4-F Tss=lgr7i-'s
AMI lar- Il INV wife who concluded 20 ~ y IL lef
Lsr little thinking the tIIs that Z T1uli resi1-
the gray hair IL DFlTal color DuE o h-E - VEL
a. lle -urpr1-= af.ar few vs=s frfl Z La Ert nm
ri ;lat wonderful eject ly turning al iht gray hairs
70 q DARK brown AT the same time identifying and
tui-enIug the hair I-trul ;4Is al'E
Restorative - all l-r-Is III want q -c . rt1Is- u
ttssiT hair. CHARLES .AHDEH-
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The Restorative put up in bottles Of sizes viz
large. medium, and sInall; the email hold y pt:
and re;aiIs dollar per bottle the fpi1in holds
least twenty per cent more ia proportion than the
small retaiI= G1T dollRrs per bottle tie large holds
quart. 90 per cent more in proportion and rels
for -
.. ). WOOD CO. PrOpristOrs- Broadway, \. T.,
and IL Market st. s.. JCuis- No.
Aud sold 10y al good Druggists aud Fancy Gods
Dealers dar2-d tw2m-Iy
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- PIicE oSE DOLLAR PR pyrTLE
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Pz0T. O. !. wOgn.-SyIrh c9uhteuue DO rom
m-d yoIs Hair Es4srtiy.- 4 being the in1i enc
tir,Is article ever cav sine using your Hair Re
stlFtrye nv hziT and WbifEe-A- which were slHl1et
shi',- have gradually sTuv-I dEri-- and nov Zee!
s7aiIGsu: tina; few more applications VII restore
u-tu 70 their natural color il alsl has TeiieTi me-
Of al da1irUf aud unpleasant itching % common
J. g. KILBT.
PE9F. Wo1D-Abour two years agS ny hf1tr cum
rnenced falling % and turning gray VA TAT De5Jaa-
in, bsld and had tried many Ken-iIe=rD effect
commenced using vguF Restorative in January lat
few applications fastened my hair firmly. Il tas
I'LL mp, grow out, aud turned back y It's former
color blar At This time Il j. fully restored 70 lie
original color health, and Appearance sId e-etuIiy
recommend ts Use - all = u hyES-
CEIc 40 Ill. Nay ]. 1ssI.
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IT l. CozIPpUSBED ENTIRELY FE;0N Guns
and has i,-5Jsas - essabli-i4e5 tl=i a s-zi1-4rl
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MEDICAL.
MRS. wNSLOw.
Al exr..-i-urrl Nu-ss and Fc-.a7s Physician Irrr1i'=
10 tie artc-fior ii Ezsrtts-s- hfT
SOUTHWESTERN

FOR glide n Z II ; = .
With Tes;Iy EG-ililaso- TIE TTuCss@ Z sFs-;lI-
k5ltsli1- Iif guns reducing Al Y -
Ia - -. - ...ss.l-.l-s .-Ell-l- 40 =
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-31
Arrival of the Illinois.

The steamship Illinois, from Havre via South
ampten the 10th, has put in here for coal
Her advices are mainly anticipated, but con-
tain some points of interest.
The Garibaldians had taken the south bas.
ton of Capau-
The Royalist were returning towards Geata.
Victor Emanuel had set out for Naples, and
has issued a manifesto to Southern States.
The Sardinians under Victor Emanuel in per-
son would enter the Neapolitan territory at
three different points on the 9th.
The Austrians were. reinforcing their troops
in Illistria and Dalmatria.
The French troops occupy Viteriso, Valleray,
Civita, Vaecohio, Castallabra, Trivial, Palas-
trino, Frascati, Albano, and Valoiopan.
The programme of the future Congress on
italian affairs will be examined at Warsaw and
then submitted for the approval Of the English
and French Governments.
Advices from China, received via st. Pc
tersburgh, states that 600 Pekin militia had
been sent against the English, but the Pekin-
ese generally were favorable TO the English.
The Chineseinsurrection continues TO extend
The Pope's official journal had published In
an article claiming Peters pence from all the
faithful, but declaring that the Pope will re
ceive no subsidy from any secular power.
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Hon. JOHN SLIDELL, U. s. Senator from
Louisiana, has published an address to the
people of the United States, in which the fol-
lowing passage occurs: @ O.
t.There was a time, and that, too, not very
remote, fellow-citizens, when the word dis
union fell upon my ear with painful disso-
nance; I had unbounded faith of the perma-
nence of our institutions, and %rejecled, as al
most b~lasphemous, the mere intimation of the
possibility of their dissolution. The Union
had no more devoted worshippers at its shrine
than 1, when, at the bidding of Louisiana, j.!
took my seat in the Senate of the United
States. My views on that subject have since
been undergoing a gradual change, until, by
slow degrees, L have reluctantly arrived at
the conviction that unless some great and, to
me, unexpected revolution shall take place in
the sentiment of the free States, we cannot
with safety and honor continue the connec-
tions much longer"
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h.
ARREST or MANSFIELD Sw1NDLEK.-A
cattle drover named Seaton obtained a large
sum of money from the Bank in Mansfield on
hSses discounted through fraudulent repre-
sentatioa. He then left for Canada, and was
followed soon after by his wife. At Suspen-
sion Bridge, On the american side, he was
ovefhauled BY the officers, and compelled to
disgorge S3,430, the amount claimed by the
Bank. The Buffalo Republic says: @
He is represented as a person hitherto con-
sidefed as a very respectable man, and his wife
a member -ofone of the best families in Ohio
1t is supposed it was his intention to get into
Canada, and his wife reprimanded him severe
ly for not running when he was SO near the
line, and had thus far escaped the hands of
the law, He had telegraphed to Rochester to
his wife how to meet him in the Queens do
n%inions, and was writing another dispatch to
the same effect when Marvels quick detective
eye marked him. He was left to go into
Canada, or back home if he chose.
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The illustrated Domestic Bible
BY REV. INGRAM GOBLIN.

Accompanying the text, we have here in
the margin, brief but useful explanatory Notes;
practical reflections, and a few questions at
the end of each chapter, adapted for use after a
chapters reading in the family. The notes
and reflections combine the merit OF great
brevity with much sound scholarship and prac-
teal wisdom and piety.
scriptures to objects in nature and to ancient
usages are illustrated with descriptive engra-
wings, which cannot fail to attract the young,
and will help readers of all classes in gaining
a more preciAe idea of oriental life. We no.
tice that in this department a liberal use has
been made of the almost countless illustrations
of antiquity in the line of paintings and mod
els, which have been disentombed from the
sepulchres and temples of ancient Egypt.
Out of the ruins of Egypt and Nineyah a
vast accession has been made to the resources
at command for reproducing the outer life of
the ancient world. Whoever examines the
pictorial illustrations in this Bible will get
some idea of the value of these discoveries.
Special attention has been given to chrome
logical dates; chapters are divided with refer
ence to the subject in hand, yet without sac
rifcing the usual, long-established division;
and finally the poetic portions, viz, the psalms,
proverbs, &C., are SO arranged as to indicate
the parallelism, so peculiar to Hebrew poetry.
The p~re-eninent value of this work is its
adaptation to the wants of the family. 1t will
be a hand book for the Sabbath School Teach
er, a help to every Christian parent, but es-
p~ecially a fountain of light and pleasure to the
children. We trust it will load on many
thousands of our American youth to a better
knowledge ofthoss scriptures of truth which
make wise unto salvation. - ,Dz4G---.
The author is favorably known in Great
..Lg. - AZ T,ro,Ia L. olro,d- -snol :.
high place in the esteem of British christians
It is republished in this country by Ander-
son & Fuller, Toledo, O., and is Brought to
the doors Of the citizens of Lorain and Ashland
counties, BY their Agent, Mr.. MORGAN MEA-
SON. sf 10 bsas Bio sAi @u
In one large qusrto volume, price six dol.
iats. 3W20
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Another Gem from Carl schurtz.

The notorious Carl Schurtz in a late speech
at a Republican meeting in Utica, New York,
used the following language:
"But Southern men must have learned
something from the events of the past few
years. They must have learned that the
northernmost slave States are not quite so re-
liable as they have supposed-they must have
learned that the Northern Yankees, the blue
bellied Yankees as they call them, the men of
1776, will fight now, if need be-and there is
a great column of Germans and Scandinavians,
who can handle a musket, and who stand
ready to aid them. Three cheers for the
Germans. But you can calm your war-hke
enthusiasm. The South will never come
Let them brag of dissolution and war as much
as they will. Braggadocio and poltroonery
were ever close bed-fellows.
"But what will the Southrons do when lin
coin is elected and inaugurated? They will
talk. We shall be overwhelmed with brilliant
ordinations and agonizing eloquence, and
dire forbodings of evil to follow; but they
wort be nice about fixing the time when these
fearful things are to happen
This is a specimen Of the manner in which
this impudent man seeks TO repay the country
of his adoption, which has given him a shell
ter from political tyranny, by fomenting disccrd
and civil wsr in our midst. He speaks of
American citizens as if they were foreign emf
mics, and threatens, in a certain contingency,
to shoot them down with his great column of
Germans and Scandinavians ..fa.
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Gro. W. Uh1E, On
T. G.. BUSHNELL, Com.
GEO. Fl. TOPPING.
Ashland Oct. &c, 1860.


Mr.. EDITOR The Wide Awakes of Ash
and, dnriug their procession on last evening
gave full eyidence of that decency which char
aeterises the Black Republican party. While
marching up Sd street, the Captain was re-
spectfully requested to stop The drumming,
Mr.. Parker being dangerously sick, and the
noise caused by the drumming gave her much
pain.
The1worthy Captain did not see fit tore
spect the rule of decency, and of course did
not observe the request; and was again appealed
to, and so we're the members of the Band but
one might as well look for decency and respect
able demeanor in the Black Republican Party,
as to implore a hungry Tiger for mercy. The
afflicted has not yet recovered from the
severe pain It caused her.
CT. it., Wide Awakes Editor of the Times
show your cloven foot, the community in
general knows how to appreciatesuch posses as
YOU are. 20 sH. tHl GILHSa
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Communicated
DN

At his residence near this place, at s o'clock this
morning, after an illness of about two weeks. JOHN
JACOBS, Sr, aged 62 years 2 months and 26 days.
Mr.. JACOBS was one among the pioneers of our
Town and County, and few contributed more to the
moral and material development of our community
than him
In all the relations of life, whether official r pr
vate, he has acted "wen his part At the time OF
his decease, he was serving on his second term as
County Treasurer, which responsible place he had
filled to the entire approval of the People who elect
ed him. Few indeed could have left us, whose alb
sence would have made q greater void. 1t is hum
bly, trusted thai he has followed his amiable wife,
who preceded him about two years, to the Chris
tian's home. This sad event has cast a gloom over
our entire community. --
His funeral will occur tomorrow at 2 o'clock,
P. NJ.