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pape r.
FoundDead.
A man by the namE of j. A. Morris was
found dead in a shane, in Newbern ON one
of the cold days of tbI ~season. He had been
a temperate, prosperds man, but the Pro-
s,esS selis the story his reverses, in the
following few, but striking words:
Poor mani We ktw him when he had
money, property andFrisnds but he was
Iortsl, was weak, sinfd, and he fell. Fell,
= !. now iow.dled, re doubt not, from the
ELECTS OF ink nj I.o.Al-
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gsSies' 9spmtmsnt. |.
Mrs. N. E. 6oaMAE. Editress
oLLAPoDrAEA.
Being vet too feeble to attempt 70 "''s'
ANYTHING for my columns, but win : year.
inr desire to contribute something. II possf
ble Tor the qualification Of the readers Oh my 4
Oepsrtment, I have undertaken to CLEAN irop
NV readings in books, periodicals ana papef.
such gems Of beauty, wisdom and a%uss Ssto
as nav especially please me, hoping thereOy'0
nleasc and i~ntsvest them. n
And the first thing that strikes my eYe
and mind, and the more 50 perhaps becarfe
: have a little treasure sleeping u the crate
nv NV side, is the following tribute toIa
M VI
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-
.
+ THE AGE
demon of annette within him takes the ma j
terv aoain-it will be sated-it cries vehe.
mentlyy, 'giye gire, eIvE"-it will have its
qualification, in the face Of broken VOWS, ru-
ined hopes, wrecked fortunes, blighted house,
hold peace, dishonor, despair, death, 1t VIII
have what it Graves. From his dying cham
Der, or his cell of doom, whittier turns ns
scrnsing eve ? Back to that form of grace
and beauty that stood by his side on the les
tai eve and babe him pledge her in the vine
-back to You, oh, smiling maiden, or, non
ored matron Had you dreamed of this, you
would sooner have cut off your right hana
ii than offered the fatal cup. And yon cannot
T. 4. - "a II L. w.o- fnIfQU any Glc0
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SPIRIT O.
But here IS ssahething Origsnas-at least 3
it processes to be so, as It IN manu- =
script. 1t assumes q criticism upon "THE Z
GiRLsn-and the writer, whoever he bo-(he !
was ashamed, or too modest, we do not know ,
Lrhich, to give his nane to the Editor, and SO
be threw the article aside, it being against
Ibis rule TO publish communications unaccom-
panied by the writer's name-but l have res
cued it from oblivion, and am determined it
shall see the light, for which 1 claim the wri-
ter's thanks,)-Is say he comes in the form OF
Critic and Counsellor, and hope THE Girls"
will give heed to his sage advice; though
strongly suspect he is some beardless strip
ling. or moustached dandy who has received
"the mitten'' and seeks his revenge in tins
way. However, he gives some good advice,
and as sound philosophy tells Us it is the part
of wisdom to gather instruction sometimes
from our enemy, I hope The Girls" viii
carefully ponder "Judy's"-beg pardon
"Judo's" admonitions and improve thereby
\1 Hear him:
II For the Spirit of the Age.
The elusive must confess, we are uns
bic TO comprehend or explore the affection
{ of their hearts, or to dive into the depths {
I their 'Sea of love- q love which is boune
/, less. so much so hat O great many OF the +
E male sex, young and tender, just buddln
: with the blushof womanhood on their cheek
E 1rwont to bestow much Of their tender az
suSceL0tible affections 90 every young feiio
tthey mstt.r lhex - 4. daanssGa<e
cannot fathOm suchA ar
g thus bestowed. P1odssLz
6 We only wish to spA
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-18
confident, was indirectly hro

.nat weakness. Desi;se his memory an
withhold your symp&hy, We who feel III,
your footing is sure. The time was wbo'
he too never dreamed If such an end
ou' yes desplse ntt the poor drnnkart
nor turn away from him with Pharisa;c a;
dain. He is thy brother, and once desnisp
the ~drunkard's way smuch as thou. He
mortal, fallible, frail-and thou art notbin
more He fell, and sd mayest tbop Tnr
not from him, then ;-pass not by on II
other side. But go to him; lift him up. no,
oil INTO bis wounds, speak words of encou
agement into his ear ,-mayhap thou maye
reclaim him. and a0nkim to usefulnes
to his family and 8 pest of all, ma
cover a ne~ltitpd save a SO,
alive" who m the sano -
of rejoicing ny crown ns aaGpoOF az
LEI US pitvEstrive to Ne the~%
!rd.
A Lecturers Vicissitudes. :,
There are few persons who have more try {
;np v;cissitudes and suferings to undergo
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Il nave lOL nCIpO0 tAAo $3.50
right have you to be strewing the path TO
dishonored grave with roses, and gliding !
with smiles Who has given you leave
introduce the young men who seek your SO
ciety, into paths, which if they follow tneu
lead them in such numbers to q miserao
end ? Takethe resolution, again, we beseee
you, NEVER, NEVER, to pour the wine Tor a
other, and compend it with your charms
his lips. Set theexample of banishing fro
the side-board the service of glass. Amid Il
elegant profusion to which you invite 20
guests, let not the sparkle Of the wine be see
Purer shall be the sparkling flow of mir
+ and wit that take their inspiration from spar
ling water.
Another word of counsel 10 young Ladie
. Young ladies, consider well your situation
i and before you consent to give your har
and hearts to ynnng men who drink occasi'
al1z Gither.xs stomac
feil you. Think not Maj wd;s y
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!. ~ NJ GnK1H



4Ga.H.c.
wEDEEsDy JANUARY IS, 1860.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-18
ouIu uUI De so preSumn-

h;'ps 20 follow the accomplished speaker
is ms Classic and sublime Illustrations and !,
~ sulnents' but we will say, that he did me
= y and positively establish the fact }
saas ana modern examples, that VIII;
SWINE men OF Genius had reached the bigbe
men excellence and distinction, yet mo
u mere Talent, f~ostered and develon,
RS s'ern application and cultivation. I,
N, Olesseo the world, and piven 70 thou.
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her II - .L..hn

the respite Hogue viii be pardoned.
Cry MoRTALITY.-From the return made
as oy the Sexton of our City Cemetery. it an
u, pears that the number of interments therein
ne Tor the year ending Oath Nov, 1859. was log
&c OF which 90 were of the CITY pror,er and
D from outside the corporate limits.
1859. 1868.
"nl'e Males, % 90
:" females, % 26<
Total Whites, 81 55
:. Black Males, % OF
. Black Females, % I6
is Total Blacks 4s ~
Total Whites, 81 IS
be Outside of City limits,
IT. 103
st This exhibit of mortality. in a nonnlat;on
OF about 5000, shows that Raleiob deserras
: the reputation for health it has heretofore en-.
aX joyed.
= CITY FINANcEs--The total receipts into
hk- &c yam Treasury, fer the fiscal wear ending
"e the bo1 Se4 fesso-@p
n1rMr LeoaAs@s4A5?
Of this CITY, died, at ChapeN aer re son of
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bal Notice.
The sprRr1 AqF is Conducted strict.
! upon tho system. All n.nar,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-18

which they hasen paid. Subscribers !
be notified roI Eek before their tim.
oct bya caf Rk On their papers; ,
unless the Zen s renewed the pap
viii be dii fed- This is a rule f.,
which the51 e no departure. Wa
for the cad and renew your subsc,
ton.
|, ~ ST. desiring their pap,
changed, ton the Post Office, fro
, as well a. heo, which they desire !
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tne respite Hogue viii be pardoned.
CITY Naturalization the return made
bY the Sexton of our Ct Ca..N.GI -
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- IlrApAcuE Is the fayorite Sign by which na-
ture makes known any deviation MIneycr iron. The
natuTo state Of the brn and Virt in lids light il
may be looked on safeguard Intended to give,
nottce OF disease which might CIIierWFe Cscnpts al.
tention Till too late to be rcmedied: aatlits Indies.
tons should never be neglected.. Headaches may 10
S!%sslsa under two Nance viz: sytptomatic and
4ulopath1c. Symptomatic Headache is vSCectiuglS-
common and is the precursor of great variety I'll
diseases, 9m9ng which are ApcpleGN Govt lttun,az
sn ana ali tebriic diseases In Its nervous form Il
Is synpathetic q disease of The Sto,arh conetituT
nS slcS heddGche. OF hepattc dieease constituting
StSEs 6eGaeee Of Worms constipation und 6thGr
uIsofGers OF tho bowels. well as renal and
affections Diseases of tie heart are Vory IN
attended With headaches; AnelaiaiAnt plethora Il IL
S!So esctlo1S which frequently OCCASION he.tlAche
!diogHthie Headache is also very common. being
usually distinguished by the mime of 1erroWs Ieaa.
%s s9netlmss coming on s'sdde In state Of az.
mental aud PhyaicNl energies aud IN other
IT comes on slowly, heEulded by depression Of sritts
et aceFpty of temper In met instances tie main
- ~ me front OF the head 10th eyes and
9net1mes provoking vomiting; under this class nav
nlso be named NcIUUlqIO. 10y
ESF the treatment OF either class of Headache tIe
Sephac Piils have been found sure and SAFE ret1s
~, relieving the most acute pains in few minutes
0iwl by its subtle power Graduating the diseSSs ~
"hieh Headache is tho unerriug Index :
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Erona NeM York.

New YORK, Nov. 2T.-Sevcrnl banks OF
this city have proposed to discount mil
lion dollars on the sixty day bills of Brown
& Brothers. to be used by the latter for the
purchase of sterling bills now useless
from the want of purchasers drawn against
produce. Forced sales of sterling cx-
change for the steamship Atlantic, which
laa per cent Premium T Tesg mar iaS is IS
unsettled, but relief is expected if the lie.
gotiatlons with the Browns and others
succeed. Money is held at ~ per centum
for the Lest double paper, and 1920 per
centum for good single numes.
A special dispatch to the Commercial
says that Gov. Weller has been appointed
Minister 10 Mexico, vice McLane resigned.
Also, that Senator Slidell, of La., ex-
presses himself warmly in favor OF seces-
sion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19
Constipation or Costiveneass

prevalent, so little understood ana 81, much ID
MS Sostycness Often originating in carclessiess or
sGUehty habits; 1t is regarded slight dfsoricr
" Ho ltue consequence to excite Inxiety, while In
tSty u Is the precursor and companion OF MANY of
l .Sst atal and d1tierous diseases and unless
timely grave. Among tho lighter evils of Sl,inI,
SSStlVGes6 is tho usual attendant aro ITeatlacLe
~ rheumatism, Foul Breath, piles and Others OF
Sncil as Malignant FOvers, AAcesses Dyscntery. 1T
I ~ Dyspepsia ApoPlexy, EpiGpsy ParGIysis
n.y. Melancholy Hnd insanity
EARNING symptom. Not unfrSqnently the disease;
"n.sl originate III Constipation, but take on an in
I'm early stTgo From pl these considerations II fol-
Tie disorder should receive Immediate at
ssmIon whenever 1t occurs and no person should
msrct {" got box Of Ccplalic Pills on the first am
pcF:nSe % the complaint, their timely use will
* " te tnSid'ous approaches Of disease and destroy
thus dangerous foe to human life
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

BaE" OPENING OF. New GooDs AT Bark
Ems NSw SroRE, 150 MAIN SrnEEr.-we
would call the attention of our lady read
ers to the opening of new goods at Bark
er's, to-day. They will open this morning,
very large stock of dress goods and
cloaks. They have fine stock of silks at
3l+, so, 623 and rs cents per yard, the
cheapest silks ever sold in this city, They
will also open some Poplnc dc Laines,
French Reps and Broche Ottomons in the
new color I[avanne. These goods are of
the latest impostattons.
Their assortment of cloaks is very large,
some fine cloth ones selling as low as 81.
Their latest styles are the Pelctot Burnous,
Arabians. Renfrew Basquekecus, and sand
grave. lie hoilet for November says:
g new cloak has made its appearance,
called the LGnGyruUe; it is hound with a
narrow watered ribbon. The peleriae is
trimmed III the same way. The sleeve is
ornnmented with trimming up the seam
of the sleeve, from the wrist to the elbow
The front of the mantle is closed by a pate,
on which arc placed two buttons"
They have many other styles of Man
ties in drabs and black cloths. They are
also selling fast colored Prints at 81 cents,
Printed CasEmeres at l2@ cents, Hoop
Skirts at 373 cents, Ladies' Hose at Ct per
pair, brown slIeetings at 6i cents. Their
stock is very large and we'll selected, and
they are selling goods at less than eastern
retail prices, and they give Il bargain in all
they sell. Let every lady give this new
house 1t call, before purchushing else
where.
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Tr17st Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST,
~ dated the ed day of February, 1885, aud now Of
record in Ohio County Clerks Office, in deed book
NO. II, folio 2l5, from William Hamilton and Eliza
beth his wife, to Morgan Nelson, dcceusctl Trustee
will on the goth day of November, 1861 before tho
Trout door of the Court House Of said county, in tile
city Of Wheeling, at IL o'clock A. NJ proceed to sell
the following property, TO wit:
lot No. one ~, situate on tho South side of Lins-
ley street, in that part Of the city of Wheeling called
East Wheeling, being lot ON LfIlsioy AMI
Filth streets. ~
TERMS or SAIE-onC-thirtl cash, and for the resi-
due credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months in
equal instruments, will he given, tho purchaser or
purchasers giving bond and security with interest
front the day of sale; lien to be retained on the
premises rs further security.
MARY A.NELSON, Xxx
0ct24-td of Morgan Nelson (ccenEed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19

ssaFIXsULTlNG LADIEs.-On Saturday
morning about tour o'clock young man
was going up through the Market House
III company with some young ladies
returning from the ballat Washington Hall
a couple of chaps who were choppiug
meat in the Market house, whistled and
~ no0ied at the party us they passed along.
Tue young man took the ladies home and
returned to the Market House and took the
butchers to task. Zone word brought on
another until they got to fighting with
~, SUCKS and lone thing another" One of the
'a Az, butchers was arrested, taken before
AID Wright and fined.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19

Fort KEARNRY, Nov. l7.-The Western
Stage Coach which left Denver on the
18th, with a full complement of passcn-
gers, mails and the messenger of Hencll-
ley & Co.'s Express. aud S1l, O0O,in treas
urc, passed here at an early hour yestcr-
day morning, bound for Omaha, but by
some mistake the telegraph package for
this Office WAS not handed in until this
morning. By it we have the following
Denver dates:
The Denver Mountainerr extra of the
18th says the Western Stage Coach reach
cd here about half past II on the night of
the 10th, bringing Hrnckley Il Co.'s mes
senger with a single dispatch, containing
all the Presidential election returns re-
ceivcd ut Fort Kenrncy by telegraph up to
the evening of the 18th. By private cor
respondence we learn that this news
reached Denver, was published and started
for the mountains, over six hours ahead of
that taken ont by the extra Pony Express.
1t is thought here that travel would justify
the Western Stage Company's running a
scmi-weekly coach between Omaha and
Denver, and it is hoped that they will soon
make the increase
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19
p8-CAl1 at j. c. Orr & Co., LOG Main
street, and see their Diaries for 1860.

PROFESSOR WOODS Hair RssronA-
TIvE.-This beautiful and pleasant prepar-
alton for universal toilet use, is naturally
Identifying in its effects, making the hair
soft and glossy in appearance, but in view
Of its removing at oucc dandrutF and itch
ing, and all cutaneous eruptions, as well
as restoring the gray and bald, well might
" gifted Statesman say, haVs admired lis
'coade.tuI effects. For sale by
REED & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19

81 OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and
anxiety incident to close attention to business or
SIuuy, are among the numerous causes of Nervous
let1ache Tho dsordeTcd state of mimi and body
nciHent TO this distressing complaint is fatal blow
70 M energy and ambition. Sufferers by this isor-
@ Always obtain speedy relief from these dis
MisnsSer the symptoms appear. 1t guiets the over
shea OFaii and SoetlIes tile strained and iarrins.
ana rel"%es the tension OF the stomach which
always accompanies and asgrnvates tho sordereI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19

BR1DsET-AItssus wants you to send her n bor Of
GcphSltc Glue, no, hottie Of Prepared pills.Nbns
m talnkinS That's not just 1t naither; but perhaTs
yGli be 9tther knowing What It is Ys sec sl,ts nS
uead and gone with tile Sick Headache, and wants
some more OF tl!at same as reluived her before
Pills. SF"4is SelAeI'c
- Br..get-0cll sure now and you've se,l it, heres
day about it aitlIe. 1'tN NU"t 10 All
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19

hs5@A Pick PockEr IN THE CARs.-Thc
o'aeF day, a short time after the cars of
,ne Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad left
"e'lSVllle, and whilst they were still run
"su. Slow, fellow sitting in the train,
su',cAed pocket book from the side
P poke? of Mr.. j. B. Davenport. of the Ohio
A'SeF Salt Company, who was a pnssen-
ger, aud attempted to jump off with the
w. %",,e'' Mr. D. caught the retreating chap
~ 'Ae coat tail and held on till he drop-
NV, Ls0 1ne pocket book in the car. The fel-
~" then jumped of and made lis escape.
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Bes5~ llEESAS a THE DANCE.-On Friday
night, after the fistic festival at the Ath.-
nrum, Heenan and his friends, Price,
Jones and Company, attended, by inyi-
tntion, the Young Mems Social Party. at
Washington Hall, where they created
considerable sensation. They went into
the spirit of the thing with a right good
will, and demonstrated that they under
stood the handling OF their feet quite as
well as their fists. Hcenan, in particular
Illustrated the poetry of motion in very
graceful manner. He was neatly dressed,
good humored and gentccl, and was the
lion of the evening There was as great
a desire on the part of the girls present,
10 dance with this Prince of Musclemen
as The New York feminincs manifested to
trip the light fantastic with the Prince of
Wales Price, who whipped Australian
Kelley, has " much better opinion of him
self than Heenun, is less unnssuming, and
at the dance, acted the part of the ''prin-
cipal funny man." If Adah Isaacs had
seen her dear "Boy" carrying on at this
dance, the result would have been several
lackadaisical poems in the Sunday pa
pers, and perhaps another hair pulling
scrape The bruisers left on Saturday
morning for GAINESVILLE, where they ap-
peared on Saturday night. Tonight they
exhibit in Columbus.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19

TwENTT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAyIn-NIr. snoId-
ing mus solo two millions of bottles of his celebrated
saves at least ten dollars worth of broken TTnitnre
L Embarrassing making an aggregate of twenty millions OF
yenti"n Having Rnde his Glue a houseilod word ri
nc now proposes to do the world still greater service
~ curing al the ACHING heads with his Ccphaiic
lIS, and If they are good rs his Glue Heodnchsa
VIII soon vanish away like in July 4>sN.'S'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19

ES~ WIXDIxG Ur.-The independent
State of Ritchietown wound up the labors
of the campaign, on last Saturday night,
By celebrating the recent vindication of
the great constitutional rights of free
speech, free press and free voting as mani
tested in the recent overwhelming MAORI
lies given for the national Republican can
lid0tcs. They had grand illumination
and tOrch-light procession by Wide Awake
Company ~. Everybody entered into the
spirit of the occasion with that ardor
which has characterized the people and
Wide Awakes of Ritchietown throughout
the whole compaign.
The whole town was a perfect blaze of
rockets, flying and bursting in every di-
Feetion-giYing the place the appearance
Of regular bombardment. The Wide
Awakcs were greeted everywhere with
waving handkerchiefs and the cheering
voices of mothers, sisters, wives aud
swcet-hearts. Old Garibaldi made the
hills and valleys echo with the thunder of
his iron throat. no community ever had
more intelligent appreciation of the con-
s'itntional rights of freemen than the
kItchietowners, nor did any community
OF men ever exercise tue elective franchise
with better understanding of its power
ora justcr conception of it as a cOnstitu-
tioaal privilege.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19
A Real Blessinot

INysieEa,-well, Mrs. Jones how, IA
mrs J0nes-G0ne! Doctor, all gone! III. Pill vo,,
sent sem cured ME IN Just twenty minutes, and wish
"T Wol!l9 send more So thnt can have them handy
iIi!Is'eSon-YOn can get them at any Druggists
G . Tor Cephalic pills: find they never fail, and
''I XS1t emit them IL 81 cases OF Headache.
Si, tell all my suffering friends for they mr.. ,s"I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19
ns5~ BOLD ATTEMPT AT ARsox.-Some

RE9% BOLD ATTEMPT AT ARsoN.-Some
weeks since we reported the destruction of
the locomotive house Of the Pittsburgh and.
Cleveland Railroad, located in the borough
of Manchester, by which ten locomotives
were badly damaged by fire, and the COM
pany sustained a very serious loss. twas
then supposed that the building had been
fred mnliciously, and since that time the
officers of the road have kept strict
watch, fearing that IN attempt might be
made to destroy the extensive machine
and repairing shops Of tile company, loca-
led on the bunk of the Ohio river, in the
upper part of Manchester. This vigilance
was induced by the observance of suspi-
cious characters lettering about the bor-
ough after night, and increased by an un-
successful attempt to fire the extensive
block of buildings occupied by Messers.
Phelps, Pnrke 4 Co., and AIessrs. Hall s.
speer.
On Friday night the Waterman of the
machine shops discovered man in tho
act of setting fire to the plnce. Tic in
CendIary actually hred some shnvings,
when the Waterman pounced upon his
back, and caught him by the throat. He
Immediately exclaimed: sob? God, I'm
done for. 1t was bad company that per-
suaded me to do thisl9 The name of the
incendiary is Alex. Mcconnell. He is u
machinist by trade, and had been en-
ployed for about two years as firelpSn on
the River Division of the Pittsburgh and
Cleveland Railroad. He is about twenty
four years of age, unmarried, and very re-
specially connected. 1t is said that he
quit the road on account of some oFcnse
offered him, and that he has since made
threats against the company. 1t is now
supposed that he either fred or was con-
cerncd in the firing of the locomotive
house, and the superstition is not without
reason.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19
from SouthCnroIinn,

CoLunnsA, Sc, Nov. IT.-Political af-
tfsirs nreNery quiet. There is such unau-
unity existing among South Carolinians in
favor of secession, that it seems to be a
fixed and recognized fact Messrs Perry,
Orr and other Union men in former times,
now rather cooperate with, or do not OPP
pose, the movement Meetings are being
held in all the districts and parishes of
South Carolina, in favor of secession.