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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

Democratsl The privilege OF voting tue
Democratic ticket, and Of taxing them
selves heavily That the Eastern slave
capitalists may go almost scot .iree.-
Talking about slave capital--it is now the
onlycapital that the present spurious De-
moeracy owns; take that away from them'
and they would Immediately become bank
rupt. In the days of Jackson, ana other
cid leaders of the party it hGd principles,
but now, alas! it has degencrnted and gone
after false gods, and sectionalized itself so,
that it has become directly antagonistleal
TO It's old glorious principle, OF esPonsing
the cause of free labor, against the pre-.
tensions OF capitalize that capital in the
Shape of banks, or of slaves.
Hon. John Minor Bolts is ont in this
mornings Wig, with letter upon the
John Brown raid and the excitement CON
Sequent upon it, famed as II IS, continu-
ally here by. the Democracy, in the hope of
making it Il God send, to enable them still
longer to retain The offices, emoluments
and stealings of the General Government.
Vain hope! They will soon be driven from
''the pleasant streams and green pastures,
in which all their patriotism ccnterS. Mr..
Bolts letter is most able Onc-hc pourS
hot shot. cauisters, bombs, shells and
slugs into the lIypocraey of the Democrat
10 crfnp. and shows that their threats OF
Disuuion is only bngbear to scare the
weak into the net of black Democracy.
The House OF Delegates, since my last
letter, has been engaged, up to last even
ing, upon the contest Of the seat Of Mr..
Turner, by Mi. Knott-they gave the seat
TO Mr. Knott During the same time. the
Senate has been engaged in long and
hot debate upon the bill which passed the
House last week, appropriating half a mil
lion dollars; one hundred and eighty thou
sand dollars TO purchase arms, and three
hundred and twenty thousand dollars to
establish an armory at Richmond for the
manufacture of more State arms. II is
still pending, but the Senate will likely
come to Il final vote on it Tomorrow
The bill is opposed upon two grounds
the expense, and because il looks to dis
union. The armory clause Will likely be
stricken out of it.
To-day there was pointed ont to NE,
four gentlemen from Wheeling, on q visit
here, but could not learn the names Of
but two Of tfem-Mr. Russell and Mr..
Pendleton. ALPHA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
SPHE ROIYPEs,
MALAINOTYPES,
PAPEROTYPES,
And Pictures on Patent Leather
MADE At THE
LOWEST PRICES.
LOWEST PRICES.

rS"Partrijec's are the only Ambrotypes
which are finished III ti,c best manner, with
fine glass and enamel; which makes them
durable. Any one having pictures made
elsewhere are invited to give Partridge an
opportunity to show that he can make a
better ono.
Patrons and friends arc invited to come
in and take the benefit OF these Low Rates,
while they last.
Persons having inferior pictures of DC
cea-e friends, can at rattridgs's have fne
Pictures made from them, greatly improving
die Licensees.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

WHILE a gold pen pcddlcr was alone
and sick in bed in his room in Memphis,
Tenn, robbcr entered, placed a pistol to
his head, and commanded him'to be SILENT
threatening him with instant death should
he mako the least ontcry, Just at this
time a chamber-naid, knocked at the door,
and the robber. Who had stuffed kid
glove in the key hole, in q disguised voice
bid her return in h:lfhour, still keeping
the pistol sleyelled a. his victim. Mr.
Kurt, the peddIer, was immediately or
dered out of bed, and compelled to unlock
his trunk, which the other searched; after
Selling everything he could that was vail
uable, the,robber bound Mr. Kurtz hand
and foot, and leaving him lying on the
floor, left the room, remarking that he
would send assistance. In few moments
the poor pcddler rolled himself to the bell,
and with lhis mouth succeeded in ringing
it. A servant Immediately came up. and
he was liberated, About $40 in money,
a fine gold watch and chain, and several
pens were distracted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
Cnastna N. CInE.,s Sncech.

The inquiry for this speech exceeds any
thing of the kindstbat we have experienced
for many day. We printed large NUM-
bar Of extra copies, but not ono was left
afterztle day Succeeding its publication;
Our friends who are writing us from all
Quarters for copies, will please consider
this an answer to their communications
Cincinnati Gazette, Of yesteraGy
Our case is something like that of the
Gqzetts's. We were not able to supply the
unexpected demand for the great speech
Yesterday. But we will on Thursday, in
our Teekly, print several hundred extra
copies, with whichswc hope to supply all
those. who were disappointed IL getting
copies yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
wares s6mebody-a lady perhaps-

WIRES Somebody lady perhaps
from New York to the. Boston Traveller
about shopping:-'I have seen one dress
purchased at well known house, which,
with its trimmings, cost S455. 1t is of a
violet color MORE of the richest quality,
sprigged with purple. The trimming con-
sists' of eleven narrow Hounces covered
with guipure of myrtle green, and cmbcl-
lished with broad band of black velvet
Just above the hem Another dress pur-
chased at the same store, is one of gro
seille silk, which cost $3.50. tits figured
with small bouquets of flowers, and has
nine narrow flounccs. each edged with vel
vet. But the eorsageis the most beautiful
feature, ornumentcd, as it was, with ichu
berthe of tulle trimmed with blonde. The
purchaser of the former is BRAZILIAN lady.
the wife of diplomatic functionaryi and
the latter is the bridal present of New
York merchant prince to his niece, one OF
the most beautiful young ladies in the
Fifth Avenue"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
FROM RICHMOND.

FROM RICHMOND.
Correspondence of the Intolligencer.l
Specie Of tie ENJG$sador from South Caro-
Hna-Appearuace Of oar GorerMor ami
Lieuteaa8t Gorsraor--.H. -Nlier, Of Lee
Comfy, Introduces TIL far an al rato"sm
tar on stare.
RrcmMoNp. Jan. 10, 1860.
Eds. lnieiligeaccr:-To-day both houses
Of the Legislature convened in joint Sos
sion, in the hall of the House of Delegates,
to hear the communication Of Mr.. {. e.
Mcmingcr the embHssador from the St1te
of South Curolinn, to the State of Viz
giuia. specially charged with the rights OF
Shareholders inconncction with the Union.
The dense mass of human beings in the
shape of the representatives Of the people,
the government officers, and such other
gentlemen. rs the Sergeant at arms would
let pass, crowded up, dcnsely every scat,
aisle, passage and corner Oftho floor of the
House. whilst the two galleries Were flied
| with the bright aud smiling faces of the
ladies, the beautiful, tho ugly the fat, the
lean. the tall, the short the Old, and the
young, all conglomerated and wcdged mp
| together, into Al mass, which seemed at
least, dana ging to crinolinc. On onc side
| of the Speaker sat Governor LCtcheT, with
At - iS'l ~ u nv A'''' J''s'
from toasting beef STEAK over ii hot fire,
with hair livery little of it, exactly match
ing his face in sangniniy. Ga the other
side, sal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Montague,
with the same coiored hair and complex
ion-n,aking one wonder, if the sovereigns.
at the last election, had not been reading
some history OF ancient Rome, and taken
u liking TO the red haired Brutus breed
Alr. Aleminger, who is an Nristocrattc look
ing South Carol:nian, of about titty-tive
years of age, at half past twelve o'clock
took his position Immediately in front of
the Speaker OF the House OF Delegates,
anl spste.' will not pretend to give
you, even synopsis, of his speech, which
was very llHently delivered, and occupied
nearly four hours-all but about ten
minutes OF which was consumed IN argl-
ments and TRADES against The tni"n-the
two minutes being devoted to thc state
ment of the exact object OF his mission,
which was to ask Virginia to invite all the
slave States to hold Southern conVen-
ton, to initiate measures OF defence:
seemed singular to me, that II South Caro-
lima wanted TINS little te" party SO bad,
why did she not issue the tickets for it
herself, But | happened to recoIlect, that
she has before, more than once tired her
hand at it, but the other States only re-
] SnOpJp1 a her invitation ''witl their re-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

TnE jolliest, but most immoral old war;
rior, is the Indian chief Enthusiastically.
lie lives on his reserved six hundred and
forty acres, at Grow Wing, on the Missis
sippi; has a house which cost him some
six thousand dollars, and lives with sir
1oircs, in all the splendor of Mormon
Bishop. His parlor is furnished with
seventeen rocking chairs, while the walls
are hung with eight large portratts-scven
of which represent himself Three of his
wives are old like himself, and the other
three young and beautiful The old man
has Overcome hundred acres of his reserve
under cultivation, which brings forth
beautifully. His wives work large gar
den, well stocked with flowers
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
MRS. JVI8sLOW,

An experienced nursa and rsmile physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children tce!hing which greatly
facilitate the process of testhng. by softening the
gums reducing eli iu'amNsian-'Yil aliay all pain.
and is sure TO regulate ;c bowels. Depend upon it,
mothers it will give TO Yourselves ami relief and
health Your Infants Perfectly safe in all cases..
See advertisement in another column.
aug2y J9-Iyd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
a SsiPnee'S Salo.

TSY VIRTUE OF / DREDuF ASSIGNMENT FROM
j Achilles scatterday, to the undeIs gned date4l
lie 35ti. day Of May 1854 and Of record in Ohio
County Court Clerks -otfice, in Deed Book No A.
l .. H. will the 18th day Of February, 1860, ~
tween The hours of o'clock. A. NJ. and > o'clock
+. ~ OF tliat day. Rt the front door Of the Court
IInis OF Clio County. oTrr az piblic sale the south
hall nf lot enc hundred and fhirtyOne ODD
situate on ,he west se Of Fourth street. scliig
Trustee, viii convey only such tile as is vested in
me by virtue vt said Decd If Assignment.
Tsi.AiS SALE.-A credit will lie given until the
lst day OF Ngrc!, 1860. lat which tnse possession
viii he given the purchaser purchasers giving pg-
got liable with approved security and l;cIl re-
t,iued an the property until the purchase money is
paid. p. 'SCATTERDhN,
jan1a~Sad. Assignee.
DUCIzyYHEAT VLOUR.--3CoJ Us. just
janl OLIVER PRYOR.
DUCKETs.--lOo dog. for sale low. to close, by
ID janI OLIVER PRYOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

a lady slipped on the pavement in "
street in Philadelphia and was aided to rise
by very polite gentleman. She thanked
him kindly, aud was struck by his hand
some eyes, which haunted her until she
missed her pocket book and discovered,
through thcpolicc, that noted pickpockct
known us baltimore Pat was their own
er, and thathis. attentions were part of his
daily duty Of '''suzzing:.''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

A Paris letter says the race of crinoline
appears to be nearly run, at last. The
mode has gone ont as it came mat the
fiat of tho Imperial mistress of the Tuiler-
les, which seems to be hint that future
additionssto the Emperor's family arerPtIl-
er remote possibilities; everybody knows
ing that aamplitude' came into fashion at
the identical moment when Napoleon III.
MAS anSionsly loolsing for the advent of
Napoleon ~ - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

- FOR rem T.-TLe swan iIVtisr situais.i
II water street occupied by loIt-- iiu-rtsl aud
> EIuIEheinier. Pt---=cli tF-t APFii- A!l1 Il! -
Brcl, IenrII.rnts corner 0f Ea:i and srci Streets
jault-ss Apply a. LILY hGe -iiS-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

ABAxGoR MAINE paper relates that
violent party politician was, the other
evening, in the company of ladies and
gentlemen. bantering an old maid on her
state of single blessedness. In the course
of his remarks he said-'It is really I'M
accountable, Miss s., how young lady of
your virtues and accomplishments could
never get married" at is by no means
unaccountable she replied. unlike
you, sir, Che is notorious for his political
tergiversations,) unlike you, sir, go for
rrtncipies--aot mea.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
coMIExrs OF THE PITTSBURGH PRESS.

..Ti,oso OF our citizens who have yet heard the
coras tila:sc!l IrathcrsJ should avail Themselves OF
the opportunity it i late. Our aisice to all
is be sure and s9.'-iTtt5 DisPase!,, JdH 10th.
Tickets IS cts. No tslf pnice. Doors open at 6lI
p M; commence at ~. Tickets for sale at the Niu
sic and Bool stores. hotels and Mt the Hall. jan21
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

Or the Boston Boot and Shoe market the
Reporter says +here are signs of gradual
improvement. The number of buyers
from. the South and West are gradually in
creasing. They are making but few pur-
choses yet, but are principally engaged in
canvassing the market. Prices, as usual
at the Commencement of the season, rather
favor the buyer, although its tendenly Will
undoubtedly be checked in measure
VIXEN trade becomes more buisk. as the
manufacturers are working much more
moderately than they are accustomed to do
at this season of the year. The total
shipment of boots and shoes for the week
by rail anil sea, is lO,l82 cases.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
PHOTO CIR PES S,
i. Hayes 8 co.
I.ssFACTt E-Es -
,,nr,r nrc .Elnuaen,rno

c-s-Eg> LOCATION II TIN ATiizS III!
6g-s-- HHlldir.. corner }iarilef a John Streets.
Gi.t-Ii1 IIla Custom IIo-e- Wheeling Va Always
o. hand CirTa-.s ~ sureri- Workmanship, N.rTsE-
ted to give satisfaction. Ai-o work built 10 ORDER II
the latest y.es snd ! proved patterns AZ tiis
Ia,veyt .n4trkc: rate. myIS-IT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
Fol RET.
FGR REET.

- TIE TWO STORE Rooms ApJCINiSa TIL
- lrug House of Lo-aH. I-i-t Z O.. Iu.r- -
IIy I2-tf Eniuirro al J. H.. 'l.a'i'i--IGS-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
TO the fGc-Drugget and Poisoned CGt-
izc,ss OF NH-IcciIns. and Vicinity.

To tho fGC-DruSSea and Poisoned Ctt-
izczss OF Wheeling and vicinity.
You are ovcrrun with lcugo Of the vilest com
pounds in the form of "Alcohnlc Drinks that cycr
euanated from that pest of society the LQroE MIxEE
They are SOLD to youas a luxury, or they dispensed
10 you as 1c,lietne and in either the effect is
tLs same.
There is but one way to escape, and that Is to use
a, luxury or mcdi,amrnt safe and reliable stinu-
Iant sold under stamp and seal, which renders it GER
tain that It has not been timpeiel with. SUCH an
article is
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which ia Distilled aner Inspection of the DIiish Gov
crmncnt is delicatoly ayased (upliio any other Gin
will some Of thc most valuable rcstoratrves Of the
Vegetable Kingdom, ana IS by far shc most healthy
beverage cStant.
Tug ;iosT EHTNENT PHYSICIANS OF EUROPE AND AMER
1cl only recommend by tho laleana hearty
bus prescribe it as medicine where stiuruIant is
required
TIE FEMALE SIX VIII find it not only pleasant Cor
dial but certain relief in suGcriags of periodical
character.
AxsLyr1cu Cururszs cP ALI BANKS pronounce it
perfectly pure. a,, It. restorative merits ineo parable
Soi only in quart and plat bottles By Ill DQLaGIsrs
Green's &C
For sale in Wheeling Va, by T. II. LOGAN 4 CO..
40 Main street, I. Il. JOHNSTON, 100 Market st., and
EDMuND c. CHARLES. General agent.
!iarOT. 20. 80 BROADWAY, Y.
myI7-'5gd&wIim
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

NOR Rem T.-The mex three story Elssiz stlr-
= lsOgnI lal dwelling Houss- Ne. y 4IaiH s;-ss.,
Centre Wheeling, occupied hy = Pnilsri-- TIE
store and dwelling fitted M in the vefy
best style ana +. precisely the tc one t-tf-
pied by ne. tseIiI she whole hoT~ f1ur tEr-et
per Num- For further particulars enquire 2; ~
stprcur ~ Vim. Skaters next door.
ie9i5 gSIIS fiHf.HL.s-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
For Rent.

- TTTHIS THREE MINUTES WALK or TIL:
Il Post Office . E,.Ji h.u with gas water Xix
I9.i IS. hail room &c, Also connection u stable.
carriage, rOsIn. wash &C. wliel. .l he rented
with the bCns7 l. desired j! not they will De ro-iei
separately. Terms, per cent On tie cost u i'm
r.-..yeIiicls-. 4 c. PARTRIDGE
tlcel1-tf No. isl. NiaiE-st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

- STORE Euu1Is, OFFICES AND DWELLIEGS-
Il Ers,ir:c aai Bsjek- Rooms in tie sec9i-d I'd
iIui story 81 l's,i hsn-r aR.l s.ail Hell - rs
ir!; a-1 ullIag Lois flF sse - lease Eygtlt.e
,eTIr1 s,pp'y q, III.sS. u1RSHt:p.H
rFf-utiirc. ~. 49,. Hau street, between NuI-yo
anil Cni5n-I SIairs. ir--iy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
ESfraY SOW.
Grand FancE fIas0uerade Rail.

vi GEEO L GMCS mHSN!uCA6ASEC AsSAAo
WIS HfGHSESS. THE PRIME CARNIVAL.
Kirs- Of TIL. Fools. viii hc!,! . gram! review Of
all lis sr.bcc; in their different uniforms, at the
Washington Hall. his royal birthday. Tuesday
evening February 2ist. All subjects OF h5 NIajesry,
celebrate his nativity. mast purchase
tickets in time, for the iabined of tie Prince. tie
Tickets to sell for Dollar, at c. NaLi-, No. sc
Monroe ST. and ut Louis Gaws. Proprietor OF SprigS
House Bar Music by James Ei-hys Band.
MANAGEE&.-Chti5tia Mahs; Louis Cans IL c.
PAYNE, q. ", FRnzhcini, Louis Fr.nrzh'im, A!onz1
-tueF,,th;'rslssat-eew
TRo.E.--2oo Tons Bar Band. Round and Square
4 Iron. Of the best brands, for SAB. ~
yaneo Nos 60 ( @ Van street
NAH. EsODs.--I5 tons Norway aud ,luni,ta
~ Nail Rods, for sale hy j. y. NhNCf-
jnr21 Nos ca a ~ Main St
C-.IEEET ERO1..-1oG bundles Junia:i Charcoal
- Galvanized and Common Sheet Iron. for ale BIZ
JAM Il, y. N-A-FIa- =
us E9T,E'TE..-l5o boxes Tin P'a'e best Char
coal bra"'f- 'e' aae by - =, !, $50.
- AILs.-25o kegs Nails, assorted sizes, for sale
- by jan29 J. y. NAsCE.
C0PPER.-20a5 lbs. Sheet Copper. fr,,n, p IL
I - p 6acetS. for sale By =. NANCE
jan2o co and g. Main street.
EINC.-I5oo lbs. Sheet Zinc, for sale by
II Jan20 j y N4SCE
VET TB1.---5ooo lbs. Galvanized Wire, from No. c
tlps to 10 FOR sale by 90 AMI d i Nam sirc.
C,PRIxCs.--l5o pafra Pittsburgh ami Eastern
tan2o T. y. VANCE.
[ ALES.--lGU setts common and half rrteat
n Carriage AHlcs, for sale ly
JAMS j y HANCE.
ScTEEL.-C,.t, shear German. Blister. and
y SuFimg steel for sail by j. \. VANCE.
iln.1 60 and " Main street.
n DIES for sale by j. y. NANCi.,
jau23 Nos. co ami - Sfan Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

Correspondence of the Intolligencer.l
Speech Of tie E'mJGssador from South Caro-
Hna-APPearanee Of our Gorernor ami
lieutenant Gop6raoS--.Kr. Miller, Of Lee
Comfy, introduces Il TIL far an al rato"em
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
VaIuahIe PropertY for Lease.

VaIuabIe PROPERTY Tor Lease.
-. THE UNDERSIGNED : EOW pELf-tl-ED
e 10 Lease for a term Of years. in sui:.;lie hL-e-
iilE5 the whole Of the Main frl 81! tie
property knOvIi the Zane Homestead. extending
fc5In the corner Of Jnion street to HorUb-go- pif
Q; ludinEs- Possession L, be given the 1T o7y %
ApTiI aczt. ,. L. Armstrong. Trg.-l'e.
at;EI7 81 EIa.t- Il. 2aUr-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25
YEheeling FenEaIe NeEainaI.Y.

YflIIE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
commences on the First Monday la Fee D.
The present session closes with examine
ton ON Wednesday aud thursday. the 25th and @cti.
The patrols aud friends the school respectfully
iavited To attend. jau1l-tiIi lst Monday III FEB.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

e. FOR ESEET.--The cflee over he %,
E=s zeus deposit Bank occupied ~ tsi wei
ti- Pos Ci1lI gwen lSt pr5l lsJ0- s. ~ -
tie saving Bank of Wheeling. 20
dee23-,f 5. 2. iiILns: E.rII Irst-r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

,gEs EOLs GEE3E E.--A ,lesiE.tIis rcs-.,CEee os
q. John street formerly .sccapci ~ 4. c. s'eo
FJT terms, Gr-. enquire %: 3iEs- J.. Nl-EL-
Daily Union eopy- jan
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

- FOR Rem IA store Room, s.il!i aS'.-
i liz; attached. No. 80 Centre Wheeling - ia
home E.. ncsy occupied by Z. Z. Iici.ain c. t'i
further particulars enquire ct Andrew Wilson IL
tAiayoT.j j'r-t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-25

ToUoKETs.--lOod oz. for saIe low. to close, by
ID janI OLIVER PRYOR.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-07
An Extraordinary Nan of Justice.

On his way to Bokhara from Herat, the
Doctor fell among thieves, was robbed
tripred from head to foot, fastened to a
oorse's tail, and driven in front of his captors
who necessarily whipped him as he went.
Chained in dungeon to gang of fifty
prisoners, he was not released until the Khan
had intertered, after which, in visiting that
high potentate he saw hundreds of men and
women with their eyes cut out and their
noses and ears amputated. Upon the throne
stood great prince of that land, who had
killed with his own fist his father, mother
brother, sister and son-in-law and so awful
was his bodily strength that he would some
times take hold of prisoner and tear his
skull in two.
He said to DR.. Wolf, ''For my part have
no religion. have already passed this
world and the other world. / have cot,
however, one good quality, and that is, | am
man of justice; love strict Justice, and
therefore, tell me the truth, and you shall see
my justice. How much money have these
rascals taken from your Wolf said, ''They
have taken from me eighty tomouns." He re-
peated, "Now thou shalt see my justice.n
So he instantly ordered Hassan Khan Coord
and all his followers TO be dreadfully fogged.
He extorted from them every farthing; and
after he had got back VOLTS money, he
counted il and said, "Now thou shalt see my
justice, and putting the money into his own
pocket, without giving Wolf single penny,
ne added, Now you may go in peace. ."--Dr.
VOLTS 4rapsis.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-07
Original "BustIs', for a Woman

The London Morning Herald saws that
Emma Kettle, q well-dressed young woman,
and very far from ugly withal was brought
before Mr.. Combe, charged with conveying a
bladder, containing about quart of gin, into
he Queens Prison, contrary to the act of
Parliament,
Mr.. Charles Colwell, the chief turnkey of
the Queens Prison, said that he was in the
lobby about ten o'clock that morning when
the prisoner passed through into the prison,
and suspecting that she had something Sc.
creted behind her, as her hustle appeared
large, he stopped her and told her of his sus.
oicions. She denied having any spirits about
her, and added that what she had behind her
was her usual hustle. Not believing her he
handed her over to the female searcher.
Mary Colwell, the female searcher, said
she was called by the last witness, and on
christening the ladys dress she found tied
behind her long bladder, which was found
to contain quart of gin.
Mr.. Combe -" Then it was where
the ladies usually wear their bustles ?
(Laughter.) .,-.
Witness replied that it was, and fastened 60
carefully as almost to defy detection.
Mr.. Edwin, the chief clerk, informed his
worship that the act of Parliament was i'm
perative in the present case. The penalty
for any person having bladder or skin OF
spirits concealed about them, in the Queen S
Prison, was fl0 or three months There was
no mitigation Of the fine. Mr. Combe ac-
cordingly fined her fl0, and in default she
must be committed for one month.