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FOR SALE.

TEVHE splendid recently eecsed b. Wesley Whees
with about thirty eight Of land upon which it is oca
tud is offered for sale. The house is situated beautiful hill
about mile above the city, the north side and about four
hundred yards from the Cumberland River, in beautiful
Of forest trees from which point large portion Of the city in
full view The house contains about sixteen all hand
somely sn6 conveniently ARRANGED With water and gas pipes in
every built Of tie materials the
modern architectural style Two thirds Of the land is covered
with ne large forest timber and the remainder we'll calculated
for gardening and growing fine ru portion Of which al
ready set with varieties Of fruit trees, strawberries, c
Mr. Wheess being located in business in Lvepoo Eng
dersgEed Nashville who resides and will show the proper
ty, and give the terms Of sale
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7 HoBsoN
sIOO REWARO.

NEHhU man by I1e name oI HENhI, runaway IFoHl my
house in Sumner county, the 5th day Of September
1859 He is about "a old Of black compleTon a5aut
inches high full face. fne head Of hair weighs 65
I70 pounds De is what's termed No. second has
his back hips had when he left, brown
sack about half lie raised by Wiley Douglass
Of Sumner coulty will give nifty dollars for him if
taken the Stae If in any other State viii give hun
dred dolars
Address II. II Haynes Co., Nashville Tenn myself at
gaundersvflle jan20-ddI HN K TAYLOR.
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T. q 17AeE- IN. swArs.
BURGE e. SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GRoOERs,
4ss DEllEls N
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS.

ME- have IN stone large we'll selected stock Of
troeeries, Liquors &c, and viii continue receive ia
large qsaute during the season. Oar stock nov in store con-
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Scientific and others Wh0 have thoroughly tested the msr
it, Of the Yesper Gas Air Light, pronounce it the and
cheapest eh: known. NumbereEs testimonials being
received daily fro al quarters vouch2g Tor the excellence Of
this light few Of which are given below.
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SMITHS CELEBRATED ALE.
UsI received lssgesh pmentof Isl SMITHS eslebr,sss
- HAeeAaAB Ates the hest in ard for sas b.
MILhLIs HoQpER q Co.
lecS Nos nnf fr-trs traaf
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA X. 4.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
-UNDAEs JANUARY g9gh, 1860,
Doube Daily Passenger Trains East and wes viii ran as
fofiows-
Leave Nashville at 7:so A N and JPN.
COMING WEST.
Arrive at Nashville at $40 A III and STOP NJ.

Ii rail connection and shortest route Boston, New York
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington, Chareston, saTan
na Montgomery, New Orleans Passengers for the East
South over the Memphis ana Charleston Railroad viii take
the Train from Nashville which viii connect at Chat.
tanooga with the Train Washington Philadelphia,
New York. &C. and az Stevenson with the fast Train the
Memphis Charleston Railroad AID its southern connections
Passengers the Western Atlantic Railroad connecting
with the Georgia and South Carolina Roads, viii through
without detention By taking the 730 N Train from Nashville
Through TicEets may had any hour application
Ticket Agent at ooe Depot, the following places
at the following prices, viz;
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NEW ARRANGEmENT.
The southern E1nress cor,nnnr

The southern Express Company.
VIE uueIsseu respectfully give notice that they have
II lerea lnso 60 Partnership under the
y ne sotit tMtEL Express Company, for the trans
action of General Express and R1sess aD5hava
made arrangement with The Edehed Kentucky Tennessee
and Alabama and Central Soathern garoa Coun;e 10 ,
Messengers daily over these Rosds, and are nov i o
forward goods to an stations the naeI Isiir In
charge Of special Messengers at low rates. Their Nesg
are provided With Iron safes for the safe Transmission f v
iewery other valuabes. Bills, and drafts oiIe7
ard prompt returns made.
Ofice at RAINS & BROWNS Drug sto-e, No. 10 Public
Souare. JAMES GLOVER.
A. HOLT.
late 4 Adams Frrress r.or,r..-.-
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lAfh tis day lod ny entire interest 1 ihe Book, Per1i
q. and stationery Bushes, John % lralr1r. 1oia
ne laeral patronage heretofore bestowed u b. .l1l
70 the new frm a VI JOHNSON.
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ADVANCED TAXEs.

CoLJBcToR's OFFICE, CRY HALL,
NASHVILLE, jan 90, leGO.A
gHyAXPAYERS who wish to avail themselves Of the privileges
Of the Law, allowing payment OF Corporation Taxes
~ te year 1860 are hereby notified that they do 30
Nv calling al the Collectors Office Interest vt the rate OF
m e.pt a month Will be allowed from the date of certificate
I'M d lt OF July. Owners Of taxable property in this city
will and IL to thtirinterest to call Immediately.
{er5l-lu. A. NELSON, Collector
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NOTICE.
- o. n.

No. 965S, BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
January 3lst, 1865.
VWyHEREAS assessments have been called in and made pay
Wv able on the Capital Stock Of the Hwassee Mining Com
Fif cents on each sare payable the ls day OF August last
t % m Zach share payable the 10th day Of January inst.
Notice s hereby rven tat all stock held by parties resident in
Tennessee on which said assessments are rot paid at this oee in
tb if If New YORK within tirty days from this present date
will G f in conformity with the charter Of said Company
pfr order Il. W. BARNES, Secretary.
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VongIsIs y Ols f7Ilne' FEi1a 5llla.l. I7I.ll. y.
dec5l toHA YORK = ~.
NIeElcE.---0n iha n1a q ii "a aI aers1g O. siA
Il lnst1lli $50 1il l1s C1iar allI 1r.ttt' .-a
sAroagh n.saEa ps-sssi q &C. r'.ltsr - ~ r71
So. Cloud Hotel. % i1r g.. iI n' aa4n
iEl5 pszlsi has disa1sssai ias ssr. l. t' please ilA D.
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o u H FL A G.
Hoist, hOsti our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
In var, let every stripe goiorth,
Borne by the pztrct's hand,
Proclaim It's beauty and its WORTH
OefmoOr and hill and strand
IN peace guard we'll the sacred boom,
Bequeathe1 BY patriots blood,
For OH twas won in freedoms cause
Amidthe battles hocd.
Hoist hoist, ouT dag to heavens brsese
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere
Beneath the estErn sky.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in Arts great reign
Let every star aoathigheF,
Up with the nation's emblem,
Above the tallest spirs.
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature 3 mads
Where every type is found.
Above own Aft Gdlisl8.
Our countrys standard waves
And underneath its folds preside.
The beautiful--the brave
The child-tne -tnepaTsnt--patrioi-sir
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portraiturs
With every charm but life
Then raise our hannerto the sky
LsteYery star bearneWs,
That types at the Art GalsTv
Are made BY O. c HUGHES,
teni9-lEWI onrner Of College and Unicnzu.
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Eanny's UopDInea Beaper ano
HOUsE nAINTTNss.

u FFHE subscriber Is pruared execute with The .tt
Fromptnes al conirctls however large, which nav b -
5ered, in style and upon which cannot fsiI TO
ton He Is also prepared % ezscuie al manner Of
SIGN Air aA,-AlfIAL fkISrlas atRnrrna
and experienced artists. -P1t
ne snhsraer would persons having work in -
ave him call before making fnal arranssrnsot. &
- 3. 7. FLEMING
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A. RIVA * CO..

IMPORTERS.
Direct through the CustoEa House Of Nashville, OF
BRANDIES, WINES, HAVANA CIGARS, &c,
No. 80 NORTH MARKET STREET.
DOOR ABovE WATSON HOUSE,
MTE have constantly hand large OF various grades
w and very old age Of Port Sherry, Madeira AMI other
extra Wines, Lagrima Ctrizt Mavoisic &c.
Among the deSe- brands OF Champagne and Brsndies
have the nice Champagne Creme de Bouzy and Cognac
0taI3, Dup1y Co. 'orty nine years old
A. RIVA & CO.,
NJ Nro-a
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louisville and Nashville

hAALkOADs
8JWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
LOuisVille making close connections Louisville for
New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland Ci1cnna st. Louis and the
sr west.
On and after suSDAY January eed is6O trains will run as
follows:
FIRST train leaves Nashville at e. III daily stopping at Cal
latin Bowling eeu Glasgow Junction, and ali regular stations
When sianaled by fag arrive Louisville at 2:30 NJ
Returning, Bouville at $50 NJ stopping above
AID arriving in Nashville al 6O5 II.
Second Nashville daily Sundays exeepted at
1890 NJ stopping and arriving in Louisville at
$50 P H. Returning leaves Louisville at 740 A. n, and
arrive in Nashville at 5:3j NJ.
Gallan Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (Sun
days exepfe5 25 P NJ and arrives in Gaatn a5I0 P NJ
Returning Gaalin zoe NJ in Nashville
az $40 A. II.
JEo. B. ANDERSON, supt.
Al. FIrlD, Gsn1 TicketAg't.
jan25-dU
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CharIeston and savannah
LINES.

RATES REDUCED ABD SPEED INCREASED.
IMPRESS Freight Trains ona the rosds On after the
~ 24h December, 1853, through rates from New York to
Nashville:
First Class per 100 i 81 G. Third Class per 100 bs 81 I6
second Class, DO ! IS Fourth Class, do 90
Hats Caps and Bonnets, 2 25
Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashville hree three
and a half and four days
Time York and Philadelphia seven and ha eight
and nine days.
Intervening Sabaths the above variations IN tine
freight trains sunday over three lines
No detentons hT OvercSes and damages
cept damages occurring s promptly adjusted by the Nash
dec 9l-tf psn c VI ANDERSON
paaA TERs' BANK o. TENNESSEE
Nashville, Janusry 29th, 1860. I
A n election viii be held this Bank on MONDAY, 18Th
"A MARCH next to elect eleven Directors 70 serve The en-
suugyaar. D. WEAVER, Cashier,
jan2s-td
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9asBdIls aniou anu 5meritrn.
Daily S; Tri-weeklY s.; weekly e.
sases q Advertising.

TEN LIsEs Or LEss CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
IN TnE DAILY.
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grTHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company ws
tD contract for 10000 Cedar Cross-Eless yieet
,T chCs Thick, well hewn, face at naroWess place nol
- au inches clear u uar timber to te sonnd to be denver
~ al tie Grade lire Of the road iu Nashville.
T contractors want o contract for $4,000 ~ hlte or
Post Oafx Ifess 0f the site as above 10 be delivered
~ iua a tie road ia piles from section Il 10 section -
-,-5rrb on IN section 20 supply the
PsrFons FISHING hid E direct 10 Tie PTesdrut and Direct
- al - Kashvilla and foFthTestrrn Karoad Company,
EaslEiis,Iaun asN--
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HAVING recently purchased the Vinegar Mandatory s'r
msrly belonging 70 R r Boyd have moved ths sane
10 the Warehouse Of D. Parrish Co.. College street, south
Of Bread, Ehefe since reEovang improving the works
am prepared 70 supply persons engaged in tie trade with pe
rior article Of Vinegar. Call and examine
jan26-d1m A. DORNAN.
Having disposed Of my Vinegar Works, would recommend
TO my old customers and Others engaged in the trade to give It's
present proprietor Mr. Dorman CALI feeling confident that
with the ents he has made upon be furnish an
article OF Vinegar superior to, because pureF than any furnish
ed BY Cincinnati or Pittsburgh manufacturers
ian26-dlm Rnvn
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4 HAVE Just received very arg and fashionable stock Of
u ieEaiTy, consi5.ing of hne
DIamonds, Coral, kmethTsfss Carbuncles,
Pearls &c.s docs
Asoa large sioef Of very superior wais, fine silver ware
and greai many articles. sasable ior
CHHEsTH1AS PRESENTS
All OF which VII soa euesd prices 10 suit the tina)
Tor cash. g. W. DoNIaAN
De-. 1G-1F Conner of Co1lsse and Tnfor e4rrat4
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- Mr AleEana.r FaIl, Na.hrllIe.

Nm THOMAS TAYL0R-Dear SIR have using the Yes
per Gas Lamp, sold by you, since September and per
ieoty satisfied that It Of the economical II
economical well as brilliant lights that had 1t
is easily managed, and l. unhesitsngly, recommend ali
outof the reach Of gas ALEXANDER FAIL
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vFyHE partnership Hitherto existing between HAGaN 4 Joiis
m H. tr cav iisa- lived g mutual consent The accounts
ain te rn VIII be settled by agan Treanor and those
btl o the fn are requested to make payment % them
JOHN y. HAHAE.
a4 A. " JOHNSON.
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From Nd. oro.s, Nashville.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Dec. IL, 1859.
Mesrs- T. II. TAYLOR CoI have bad in for about six
months past, Of your Nesper Gas Lights, and gTeB
great pleasure state that regardt superior auy
portable light that have met with.
It's simplicity Of arrangement freedom from danger Of epo
sion, cleanliness, and seadnes and parity Of light qua
tiles that must recommend it TO who viii try it. II gives
light which to me seems be equal in brancy the ordinary
gas light. Very respectfully, n. D. Cross
These only very few Of the testimonials have Gail
and for yourself Ne A Coouade Buildings Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS II. TAYLOR d CO.
Merchants from the the country are expressly invited to
give call wish establish agencies throughout
State. Liam S-u
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FOR RENT

FEyE large and comfortable dwelling known the BhcDs
1roncrv Situated on lower Market street. For psrtcu-
lars enquire al the Office Of Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company. l9nsS-u
JUST REOEEVED.
100 BOXES fresh W. R. CHEESE. FOR sale low to tn
ERbty trade HUGH McCREA & CO.,
octG I3 and IS Market Street.
DRImE JAOLDVA AND MOCHA COFkEE
3 large lot st very rednced prices
sen9u w = ORR
FEGROES FOR SALE.
VTTE have from 25 10 80 Negroes for sale cheap
Wv cash, az % Cedar Street
dec2 LYLES & HUTCHINGs
FTEAD DRESSES and CoiGures for sale by
z jan90 BORGFELDT & GUNTRATH, &c Cherry ST.
ORsETs Hoop Skirts rico Fancy Goods and Toys for sale
cheap BY BORGFELDT & GUNTRATH,
Jan20 &C Chfrry street, Nashville.
Oh BBLs elppinsfoT sale by A. JENKINS,
egsI dec9 No IL South Market Street.
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No. S3 Cedar street, NasbviiIs, Tenn.
TiLL, at all times, buy Ne1raes uutshis r ~ V., a.
lean. aaFses We invite all perlons who have Neeroes
70 sen % sifs li q eaA. H2
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CENTRAL STORE ROOM, on second floor, fer rent. Ap-
n ply to Gan2Ol BENZ. F. SHIELDS & 90
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SALE OF LAND aNDNEaH0.

I'lll "lI--I711Ts 111 0Ill71 JON u I11718 1Il7
hugh
NDAh decree Of he Carnty Court OF Davidson -ontv
rendered in the above cause. at the January Ter i
VII oer lofsa on the premises Friday iha 2fh 81 F6-
fa9y next tract cf land containing abdut leo acres a
m Davidson county, about eight ies Nashville ard fth.
a -oe one e OF me Second Toll Gate, tie Ndlensgfe
t-e- About twenty acres Of this andis Ens m-
@ ana tne oaanes Is ee1rei and in culFa0r and unan
are some comfortable Log Houses.
about is years Of age.
efn-tae negro Erl VIII be sold D months credit With
t noe vel indaied and payment in ank required; and
ne 4na Ior 800 in casni and te balance on one and $50 a
credit, With interest," notes with sscuritv reai ana M -
Alaea- Ia1-l-atdsl H. UuEATHa1g. Csers.
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From seabury & Co.. Gas Fitters Nashyille

Prom Seabury & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Eeper Gas makes brilliant and beautifu light, that
cheap end portable and perfectly safe The Of the
Yeper Gas Burner and Is perfectly simple, that
not get out of order, It explode
Tie Management OF the burner Is eay understood,
qures but little attention keep clean and good
thsn ordinary gas fixtures THE light produced by Vesper
Gas consider fully sqla in every respect, any other kind
Of Gas light JOIIs n. SEAEURy,
T.. j. SEAHURT
II. s. PEAcH.
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" EsIBhDAK morning, a LadYfs Gezd Anchor
ssta lnensne oI EdHarl Farfa. Bra sfle1
So ne 70 s59 in.sa Gold Chain L0clat Key and pin
saeaea l1s Watch lost lhs Public square CT 10
~ elay The hleer Sill be- suitably rsrsrdsf ~ arrr
e. ne bocsstore No4s College street
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Eda efield and kentuciy lkaiIrOad.
E
TEVRAINs win run as follows, sundays excepted:
Leave Nashville at O'Clock P N
Arrive at Red River at 5 o'clock II
Leave Red River at Gas A M.
Arrive at Nashville at $50 A NJ
Stages connect at Red River for Hopkiusvie
deo4 A. ANDERSON, Chief Eagtneer.
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
~ ezzz7 80
TIME TABLE.
on AID after MONDAY, July 4h 1889, the Trains viii run
Going south.
Leave Nashville 7:s5 4 n and $50 PM
Arrive at Columbia 1890 A NJ and CHOPIN
Going North.
Leave Columbia 5lo A n and $50 N.
Arrive at Nashville 9:45 N and $50 ii
Sundays.
VIII leave Nashville 745 NJ and arrive at Columbia 1880
WIN leave Columbia $50 n and arrive at Nashville 6:4s A.
ju1e90-dd W ON. PERKINS, Superintendent
The Adams Express Company.
-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TyHE Adams Express Company beg leave to announce their
friends and the public Nashville they eoncud
ed with Louisville and Nashville Rail Road
Copsny under which ey viii extend the oretions Of their
ExpTs the line Of that Road, eneng august ls 1889
On the completion Of Nashville q road to Bowling
Green the I0h Of August 1852 messengers will run
through between Nashville and Louisville.
For particulars IS to rates, time &c, apply to
A. K. HOLT,
suga-df No. o Market Street, Nashville, Tenn
WM. STOCKELL,
PI AIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTEHER,
WHOLESALE AND RE1sm Dri1zR IN
HYD ULIC GEM ENTS
Plaster sf Paris, Plastering Hair, fire
Bricks, Fire CIays
Zebra GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS a TER
RA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
NOs II Broadway, Between summer and
Cherry Streets
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-27

THE SIMPLE SEcREr.-Twcnty clerks in
store. Twenty hands in oprintiug office
Twenty young men in village. All
want to get along in the world, and all cx-
pect to do so. One ofthe clerks will rise
to be n partner and make n fortune. One
oftle compositors will own II newspaper
and become an influential and prosperous
citizen. One of the villagers will get n
handsome farm and live like PATRIARCH
But which is destined to be the lncky in-
dividunl? Lucky? There is no luck about
it. The thing is almost ms certain as the
Rule of Three. The young fellow who
will distance his competitors is he who
masters his business, who preserves hisin
tcgrity, who lives clearly and purely, who
never gets in debt, who gains friends by
deserving them, and puts his money in a
Savings bank. There are some ways to
fortune that look shorter than this dusty
old way. But the stnunch men of the
community, the men who achieve some
thing really worth having, good name
and a serene old age. nll go this road.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-27

''MR. Smith, You said you suspected the
prisoner WAS e rogue the moment yon saw
him. Why did you suspect hm2p 'sBc-
COS e 'ired my rooms without beatin' down
the price rs this rule without any ex-
pections2" Hits rule without no hex
ceptions, ger Sership; 'onest men are hal
ways stingy, and never sutisfied unless they
get shilling's worth of anything for i
tenpeuceH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-27

SmPI1oIrY.-A young Scotch girl in
quired of a gentleman, in broad Scotch,
the;way to Il certain hotel. He desired
her rosfollow him, and asked her how long
she had arrived from Scotland. sSax
weeks. you honor" On their arrival at
their destination, she very cooHy inquired,
Moo, sir, wal ye just tell mo how We ,
kenned was frae Scotland 2'
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TERMS OF ADvERrIsING.
TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNpAnEr1, ION ONE INCH,
LESS, MAKE A SouGpp

- TTEVIN4 .NUIIUEs UUNIIO inc above rates.
EJ- early Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
% l" tho space occupied and the number of changes
All advertisements from transient persons or strang
ers to be paid f01 in Gdr0Rcc.
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year
OF 80 Tor SIX months but for shorter period nothing
will lie counted less than square
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
TIC advertisers own Immediate business; ana all
aayer'scmcnt9 for the benefit of other persons ma
well a all legal Advertisements and advertisements
Sl suction EacF an real estate sent in by them must
be paid for at the usunl rates.
E0SAsvertiselnents not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. So
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. " ~
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and announcements
Of Sermons, SO Ccuts eacL. noyll-'59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-27

GENTLEMAN, who has the means of
knowing something about the New York
EFortd establishment, says it cannot now
he losing less than two hundred and fifty
dollars per day. You can easily cipher up
how long 81 hundred thousand dollars will
last at TINT rate of leakage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-27

CouRTEsY,-No woman can be lady
who would wound or mortify another
No matter how beautiful, how refined, how
cultivated they may be, she is in: reality
course, and the innate vulgarity of her
nature manifests itself here. Uniformly
kind, courteous and polite treatment of all
pursuits, is one mark of true woman,
and of true man also.-4non.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-27

Is view of the almost certainty of Lin
coins election. the Southern fre-eating
press are beginning to assume more
moderate tone! Even tile Charleston Ntr-
cury talks mildly, and expresses the opin-
ion that the mere election of Lincoln
should not be regarded as sufficient
cause for dissolution.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-27
Letter from an old Frlend.

NowHERE-1N-PARrrcuLAR, Aug. ls, 1860.
DEAR VANITY FAIE:-You rcmemb brr that
line of advice in one of Longfellow's po-
ems; diaccling people to-
"snher and be strong"
Well, its all nonsense. 1t can't be done.
Tell Longfellow so. Tell everybody else
SO, too. 1-know,- for I've tried it. I've
suffered for years, and Pun not ,'strong"
yet. And, what's more, never expect to
be. Yours,
BoARp1xG-HousE TEA.