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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-23
AmbrOtypeS, Photographs, &c.

90 To WYKES GALLERY AND SEE THE
crowds thar daily resort there TO obtain he well
known superior pictHres which lac i DoE sclin6 ~
.,rca1Iy rr,Iucei prizes for aEiiJrt time
Being fully determined that no gallery IN tLe elty
shall under sell him. and ut the sane tin =
70 take better picfurSs than can be detained etse
where, or charge nOthing for them
Photographs eolOTed without extra charge hy a
experienced e0tOrist-
The public will remember that I've premiums y ere
awarded Wyises- for BEST pictures g tie various
Those wishing pictures should call ~ early In the
day As possible. Q make previous aTIangenents 70
Drs.rrnt long lelay J. W WYKES.
fehio 30. Ise Main s. -ToPor The nm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-23

GARn.

TO tie FotsTs Of Ohio C5tfy and The CRY Of Wheeling
When the undersigned, few weeks since, At The
~ Announced In the public prints among other. -
candidate at the approaching election for the once
OF Sheriff. Il was with distinct understanding ON
his orf that al the candidates announced were 10 be
and would be supported without reference TO mere
marty lines or pFineiple-but subsequent events and
e-reStaIIy the deeiension Of one Of the prominent
psmocrafie candidates, with the ayOWed purpose OF
preventing divisions OF that party, feel IN duty
bound TO Follow the example thus SET and thereoIe
under the advice and with the consent Of nay trsnds
be- leave respectfully, 10 withdraw trrua the can
ynss and % recommend other eAntidat-s OF the Up
position. similarly situated 10 leave clear eid 10
Messrs Dorsey aud Loriuc. Admitted T. be the
most prominent men VI either side -
hereby return my thanks 70 All OF my tettoS 4't
Esn n.y. Sso ina ih'si''sp - WI HEPBURN.
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NOTICE

ALFRED nUdHEs. n D. ELIZA c. HuGnLS, n. D.
4 LRRRD HUGHES, II D. HOMEOPATHIC ply
IN SICIAN, has associated with him in the practice
OF medicine, his sister. Eliza C. Hughes n d. grad
uate Of the "Penn Medical University Of PhiladeI-
phia Pennsylvania" who will devote her attention
exclusively to Obstetrics and the diseases Of females
and children.
Office IIours:-From to 10 in the morning; from
Ing. np2I-lY
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Keen IT Before the People.

ETIHAT WE HAVE PURCHASED THE RIGHT
for the sale Of JOHHsON's Gas LA1IPJ for the fei-
loving counties: Ohio. Marshall LeWi-- H8Trisnn-
MonongaIia, Preston, Taylor, Marion Barbonr- Up
slicr aud KanaWha- Any person OF Persons Wlshins
Sfy1e 81 Chandeliers, Stand LAmps or BFStkets can
do 50 by calling W II. H. MOHSTOS 4 CO.
Under McLure HOusS, Wheeling. Va
N By-A superior article Of Burning F1uid CON
SANITY on hand At Co cts per gallon app
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Line

Wheeling, Parkersburg &Louisville.
IT, THE STEAMERS EURICE, sALLIE
LIST and J. n RF0D, will hereafter run
G1E=zEzdAs Regular Packets, leaving Wheeling
every Monday and Friday evening at o'clock T.. 81.
Connecting At Cincinnati and louisville with the
regular st. Louis Nashville and New Orleans packets
Passengers ticketed through to all points at the
lowest rates. ap2-tf
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DEARL STARCH.--5O boxes Woods Ohio
: GpS IA. METcALF.
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NOTICE

4 SUFFICIENT AMOUNT OF TIE CAPITAL
"A stock Of the Wheeling Rsilrosl Fridge e5AiF.a-
nv having been subscribed notice Il hereby given
that general meeting Of the stOcShold~r= u said
Company will be held At the Merchants and Aoci1Ar
lee Bank of Wheeling on Aondfy. tie Sefh DAY ~
May. 1851. between the hOurs Of and O'Clock I.
n for the purpose OF eIeetinE seTrl Directors foE
aid Company and for other purpose
7. SN bENkf,
J.C-CA9iPBELLA
L jacob, fCommisF--
= BRADY.
r,vI5 q n HURRARu
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Wheeling Library Association.
THIS INSTITUTION. LOCATEDON THE SECOND
floor In the new ODD Fellows Halt building, IL
now open daily (SuniayH exeeptedl from Ock 4. NJ
until 1O p n Terms Of subscription the Reading
Room and Library Five dollars per annunl- payable
in advance. BOEks to be taken frUni the Library
will be delivered Wednesdays and Saturdays from
2 till 10 o'clock p. VI. GEORGE HARRISON,
my21-IWd Librarian
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w. DR.. JAS. MeCLINTOCK's
Se>z62 PICTORIAL sYRUP.-Are your lungs
weak Does 4 long breath give you Paiul Have you
a hacking coughI Do yOu eTpectorate hard, tough
natter Are you wasted with night sWeatS and want
Of sleepl II so, HERE Is IoUR RENEDT. It will uu-
questionably save you. Price 500. Sold by LAUGH
LINs BUsHFIELD, wheeling s. PUNDENBERG,
bridgeport, and by Druggists generally. mh2-ly
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M. DTeCLINTOCK,s COLD

W. DEA' ASSHA"
49, and Cough Mixture Is a combination of ma
lures vegetable antdOtes to the irritation and dis
turbance Of the breathingaPPOratuS, which produce
colds coughs, hOarsenes, and vOrethruHt 1t removes
in very time every vestige Of from
the lungs and throat and the free inspiration
of perfect health. Price D couts. soldby LAUGH
Inns BUsHPIELD, Wheeling; s. FUNDENBERG,
Bridgeport, and Druggists generally. markedly
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Yincent's New Coulter Shovel Plow

MARINERS ARE INVITED 10 EXAMINE THIS
X 1reaf irnprovement over the common Shovel
PlouSh Il thoroughly stirs the sou. eating up al
iiSheerr thSn any other Shovel Plough. Also IrOn
oahie shovel Pioughs offhe mot qFed patt.tnS
and bsst make wooden double shOyels with sisel
shares q augE PATTERN; made exptessy NJ ~
celebrated peckham Expanding CulttTatnF, with r.
VersabIe steel teeth, Admitted 70 be the
BEST CULT4VAToR IN USE.
AIso, single horse corn PtOuEhS vreuEht share Cni'l
vators, expanding harrow feeth GnlttHaISIH =, ' -;
fall asortrent Of garden and Held Hoes OF al SUES
'''' JOHNSON ( FROST.
General Agents for Woods Improved Moving Ma
chipe the pries oG which is So and freight being
about so les than any other machine now IN the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-23
NEW ADVERTISEMNTS
d TWO DAYS, aIEETING

UyILL BIZ HELD IN lIARTISSNlLLk b1 It1s
w TIniYersalists. couaueneing On FRIDAY eeelliit
lsfsFs The Ant sunday in June and 70 be eantinned
ntil Sunday evening Rev. Mr. BON. Of l1ttsours,
mi ro1ll,,ef the IlaeseinE Meetings Sunday n
he Grove At 10 A. NJ and p. n uy2atdAES
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ICE

qHE SUBSCRIBERS Be- 4 Il LEAVE RESPECTFUL
i BE inform their friends, and all IoveEs Of
freShiBg summer drink. that they now prepared
20 furnish Ice from the Ice House known as Horn
brooks mile Ice, n the most reasonable rates.
APT BRITT HESCEE.
6nPACkAGES DOaTESTICP RIN is
~ Muslin. TIckings, etc, chcap at
ap4 ALEX. HEHNANS.
BAR IRON
ID AR IRON, Round, from 5-EG e inch
ID BAL: IRON, s.Irare, from 4 70 IL
BAR IRON, Flat, from IIXl6 TO GNI%
BAR IRON Oval. from x TO I1L-
BAR IRON. HalEOVaI. from y toll
BAR IRON. Hoop, from "a to In,
Norway Nail Rod and Juniafa Nail Eod-
large stock on haniIs and EiT sale by
p. C. HILDRETH BIO,
myl s. Main strcrt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-23

Htna Insurance Company
of Wheeling.
THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL STOCK
Il OF the above named Company. viii meet the
saying5 Bank OF Wheeling, on wednesday, Nay q,
1850. Mt O'Clock, p 81 for the PurFss of or;ani-
ling before which time the instaiIneaT Of q per
Share will be payable.
THOS- IL LIST, CIIAs II. BERRY.
JAMES WILSON, T. c. HILDRETTL '0"is-
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"Odd Fellows Hall Corners

TENHE VERY PUREST AND BEST BRANDY
i Wine, Gin and Whisky. few bottles Of the
former Of tho Vintage Of 1906, very superior arti
Gle Pertufnery- Fancy and Toilet articles IN great
variety Prescriptions compounded day and night.
mylS z. BUCKINEi. ARani.
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LARGE & COMMODIOUS ROOMS!

IAhUb q OUlHMVDAWUU
The Superiority Of his Liehts Of which there are ~
eFal with other fsefftss and improved
in eonnectiOn with the nulAber Of bis assfans Ell
allie him to wait upon hundreds with etse-
LADIES AND GENTLEMES are e0rdiaHy Invited
to cali and examine NEW SPECIMENS Of
cOIOred Photographs and HOllOtypes'
Just now il your best time for seh Pictures a Part
ridge has for abort time Artists eaiploSed EACLI-
SITELY IN THAT DEPARTMENT Nbz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-23

- FOR RENT.-.A small sior, To.a viii
E3a dwelling attached situate Ias EtreGL
Centre Wheeling Apply -
mrs Jp- CRAVE
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THE 3i C IN HAS ARRIVED!
Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest!
PARTRIDGEL
EIegance & durability OF Finish!

In hsppy eOatras. with those nat fsst view. shade
les expressionles Pictures IN which AitnoGEn the
uroIninant features have len f-nf tE1ees olsPey =
1it 11j iding takeg the place Of uiI uieeF puiuiA
such coutr.l-ls are made daily At le.TfT1dges hy
tie v,.1r- It rrtares obtained Al laiti u RaItFseA
prices. which arr / F'Iusht ia ~ be Ee-tHken-
pAE,rRIpGH r n.yI- GIVING AWAY lds Cas+s
and RIznes- the pictures icing E'atb d9uble The
price charged for the whole ,--
Tilose In want Of HIGH PRICED WORK need n2t
fear that the great number resUTting 20 trtr1dses
iii inteEl.r. Hith their aeeamnodalion. Hl5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19


Al political writer patty says, Lipceln and
Hsmiin represent a principle--thht Of fNAtioral
rasistspce 4, iiHGsion Of slavery. Breck-
spridqe and Lane represent the antagonist
-nrincipls--.hat of National protection tO the
diffusion of slavery. Douglas and johnson
REPRESENT dodgs--Ramely National I'M
difference to the diffusion Of slavery. Bell
and Everett represent a sham National
blindness 10 the diffusion Of slavery. Earnest
men are necessarily with one or the other Of
the two irst uamed And earnest men hap
pen to be greatly in the majority about these
days. Really very few are Indifferent, while
none who can TEead ara really blind 70 tho
great, overshadowing issue Of our age
Political trimmers who would ignore the
gravest iacts, BY resolving that they don see,
or care nothing about them, may vote for
Douglas or Bell; but the people. are over
whelmingly in favor of settlement of the
slavery extension issue on its merits-one
that shall be real and binding.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19

Advices from well informed sources in this
State assure Us that but two tickets for State
Officers, Congress and Legislature, viii prob
ably be run in this State, termed respectively
the Democratic and the q aPeople's.n The
latter will be supported by both the Lincoln
and Bell men, as the former wiz by Breck-
enridge and Douglas men. The two parties
are very nearly equal in strength, but the
Peoples party are quite confident Of success
For President four distinct tickets win be
run, and the prospect Of the Breckenridge
men is best as Douglas makes but a small
inroad into the Democratic ranks, while the
Peoples party is divided much more equally.
The Republicans are a young, Jealous, grow
ing party, however, and the results Of the 0e-
tober elections, added to their own resolute
exertions, may yet give them the State. AT
all events their day Of triumph cannot be long
postponed.-T Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19
R..nanIna.I1n d 80 sherman.

There was a grand gathering of the wide
awake Republicans Of the Thirteenth Con-
pressional District at Shelby on the 18th
"a inst, to 90 through the form Of nominating
the Hon. John sherman for reelection The
Convention Of Delegates nominated the faith
fai public servant by acclamation, and the
people, three or four thousand strong, rati-
fed the choice with three times three stento-
.sa .rian cheers. The enthusiasm was nnbOunded'
,s John Beatty Of Morrow, was nominated
for Presidential Elector. f4s
After the nominations, a procession was
formed which proceeded TO natural amphi-
theatre Of hills, where a multitude could hear
and be comfortable. Stirring speeches were
q u made by Mr. Sherman, Gov. Dennison'
Speaker Parsons, Lieut.. Gov Kirk, and Hon
JIM. Root. The meeting was in all respects
glorious one, and the District promises three
thousand majority for the gallant Sherman
the Republican leader Of the House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19

A very barbarous act was committed a few
days ago about four miles above GallipOlis,
on the Ohio side Of the river by some slave
hunters. A colored man claimed by Yir-
ginian near the Red Sweet Springs, left him
because he had sold his wife and children,
and crossing the Ohio struck into the woods.
Here he remained until discovered by four
slave hunters, when he started upon a run.
One Of the party shot the negro down with q
rife, and the party allowed him to remain
where he fell for several hours. The wounded
man was discovered by e family in theneigh-
borhood, and taken in and cared for. Though
the ball entered his body and lodged against
the breast bone, it is thought he will recover.
His assailants escaped, and will probably go
uapunished, as the man was only negro
aseing from slavery to freedom, and accord
ing % Judge Tansy has ano rights which a
white man is bound 70 respect"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19

The WHEAr HARyEsT.-The weather has
been favorable for securing the wheat crop
and IN this county it is nearly al cut and
housed. The berry is unusually plump, and
the Weld fair. in some fields the weevil mas
done injury, but the loss is so slight as hard
ly to cause remark. We notice in fields OF
early sown spring wheat, that the midge OF
weevil is making sad havoc and we near
likewise that in neighboring towns many
fields are nearly ruined. The late sown looks
well and may escape.
.OoRN AND OATs.-We have made consider
able enquiry among our farmers and they
all agree that the crop Of oats on the ground
is the best and heaviest they have ever seen.
The corn is also reported as looking well, but
not SO forward as in common seasons.-C0n-
1s1ia ReD0rtsr. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19
summnry Of News

The destruction of the Washington Mar
ket sheds in New York last week, was a Sc
riOus loss to numerous persons. Four entire
squares of buildings, principally market
sheds, were consumed, together with large
amount of vegetables, fruits, &c. The suf-
feTers number over two hundred firms and
individuals, and the total loss was $lOO, 900,
The Dubuque Herald fguers up theEeek7
lypFQduct Of the lead mines in that vicinity,
at quarter Of a million pounds, of the va1-
ne Of $3.50. This is better than Che ancer-
tainties Of Pixies Peak, az .r iaa7l
The Corn Trade Of Chicago this season
shows that there is bread in Egypt. The
shipments for the week ending Saturday
night were e44,2 bushels, and the receipts
were $50, ia bushels. -
The amount Of Butter purchased and ship
ped at Elyria since the 1st of May, is 227, ,4s2
lbs-alnOst ia tons-Which at the average
price Of one shilling per pound, makes the
sum Of $2s, ,435 paid to the farmers in the
vicinity Of Elyria since May lst.
The Elyria Democrat also states the
amount of wool purchased and shipped
from Elyria in the same period at l8l, 1872
pounds, for which the sum of S52,7l2 was
paid.
A convention Of old Soldiers of the War
Of 1912 is to be held at Marysville, Union
county, Ohio, on the 18th of August for the
purpose Of consulting together on the subject
Of pensions. A free dinner will be provided
by the citizens. 1s.- su
The State Artssian well at Columbus has
reached the depth Of 2,517 feet, and no wa
/ ter. The WOrkmen by working day and night
deepen the hole in the rock about FIVE feet in
| "a hours. The rock for nearly one hundred
feet has been white sandstone.
The census Of Ravenna village shows a
population Of $40; number of dwellings
17e, families 1873, manufacturing establish
ments Is, deaths during year 4.
The population Of the township of Free
dom, Portage county is 9sl; number of
dwellings ls3, families 1e6, farms l27, man
utacturing establishments Il, deaths during
year g.. -ll.al.- -
The Portage County Democrat says wheat
is mostly harvested, the crop excellent, and
secured in good condition.
The population ofMt. Vernon, Knox coun-
ty,-is 1853. Dwellings 6s5, families 762,
houses unoccupied 80. Ten years ago the
population Of Mt Vernon was about $500.
The Rev. Dr.. Oheever left New York on
Saturday for Europe, to return early in De-
eemDer. +, ~ .l..'i u -3iy41 -HLT
The farmers in Huron county have secured
their wheat crop, and the Reflector says from
all quarters we hear the most cheering ac-
counts Of the yield and quality Of the grain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19
FaASEIN coUzTT DErooaACY-The Co

FRANKLIN County, DEHoCRACY.-The Co
lumbus City Fact (Bell-EYerett.paper) says;
In this county fFrankhn) we find that a
majority Of the old school Of the Democracy
are Breckenridge men, and will vote that
ticket at the November election. If 1.-THE lead
ers Of the party are as active as the friends
Of Douglas, we would not be surprised il
breckenridge and Lane should get as many
votes in thin county as Douglas and johnson.
We are assured by good authority that there
are over four hundred men in this city now
known to be steadfst friends Of Breckenridge
and Lane.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19
RoII,nr NM Indictment.


The prompt and proper exposure and re-
buke by the press of the blow recently struck
r y blythe Grand Jury at the manufacturing in
tsrest Of Cleveland, have met with the cordial
approval of citizens who have the true in
terests of the city st heart and called out an
explanation over the signature of Zone Of
the Grand Jury in the Herald, written, we
presume, by the Attorney Of some OF the par
ties aggrieved by the 'Rolling Mill nuisance"
It is claimed By the writer that C. Mr.. Smith,
tbeaQent and general manager Of the Cleve-
land Railroad Rolling Min, has long been ao-
quainted with the fact that his two chimneys
were insufficient to carry off the smoke and
unhealthy vapors and gases coming from his
Min"-thst he has been repeatedly urged
to carry his chimney tower as high as
q Z was usual in other places" but has neg
lscted to do 50, and the result has
.sr.s been the destruction Of vegetation and
shrubbery, grapes blasted and fruit drop
ping of; and when the Rolling Mil s opera
Hpg4 ted the whole of the twenty-four hours,
is sduring the night it is strictly necessary for
safety of life, during sleeping hours to keep
every window closed; also to keep every article
encased from exposure to renderit fit for use. "
Z.SIllag iIIIl ..al-Isor. WORKS
49, from Pittsburgh to st. Louis. And we win
venture that 50 clean, neat looking dwell
lings and yards, so much and such flourish
ing sshrubbery and vines, cannotbe found so
near any other Rolling Mil between the
points named, as at this moment may be seen
slJ on the short street directly IN the rear of the
Cleveland Rail Road Iron Rolling MIL
That The smoke is at times annoying to
families residing near the Mill is true, but
from the elevated and airy position of the
Works on the bank of the Lake that it is
more so than in the most favored of the manu-
featuring cities of the Ohio Valley, we much
doubt. There the smoke stacks are generally
~ in valleys and do notriss to the level of the
hills, and the fires are multiplied by scores
Instead of rapidly passing of as on the Lake
bank, there the coal smoke frequently settles
like pail over the whole town. Yet we
hear Of no nuisance indictments.
The prOprietOrz and manager of the Rail
Road Rolling Mil should and no doubt in
tend 70 do what they reasonably can to make
theEvicinityEof their Works as pleasant as
possible 70 residents. It is for their own
interest, and the interest of the operatives
"a 9 and their families to do 50, and We cannot
but think that some milder persuasive
than a vexatious and slarlcastng Indictment
would have been the better policy for the
present and the future of our city The
hasty and nl-adTised criminal proceedings
have inflicted an injury on Cleveland manu-
featuring prospects which it may take years
to repair and although ''One of the Grand
Jury says +" the public win see at glance
that no persecution has been intended, but
merely proper care for the safety of the
rights Of our citizens we are entirely sure
that the action Of the Grand Jury will not
rebound to our credit at home or abroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19
av,,lble AdmixtureD in virginia,

aVisible Admixture" in Virginia.
! Our benevolent. Democrats in Ohio who
have so repeatedly signalized their zeal IN
carrying out not only the Dred Scott doc
trine that the negro has no rights which the
white man is bound to respect" but also in
maintaining that the least mixture of Afri-
can blood makes one negro, should send
missionaries into Virginia, where a statats
exists in strict accordance with the "Yisible
admixture' decision Of our Supreme Court
which has so provoked Democratic denuncia-
tion. We invite the careful and particular
attention Of these zealots to the following,
nom the Alexandra (ya.) Gazette of the
9Th inst; B. --
Alta recent session Of the County Court
two men of mixed blood appeared bet9re the
Court, and having proved themselves to be
octoroons, or possessing but one-eightha OF
negro blood, asked the Court to certify that
thew were no negroes. The Court having
heard the evidence, granted the cerhhcate
asked for. The object Of this process IS to
release the parties applying from the pbhgar
tions and penalties attached TO nee negroes
by the laws Of this Commonwealth. The ap-
piicatiOn was founded upon the following sec
ton of the Code of Virginia: GA
q The Court of any county or corporation
upou satisfactory proof by white person,
the fact may grant to any free person O
mixed blood, resident therein, certiheatl
that he is not negro which certificate shal
protect such person against the penalties anC
| disabilities to which free negroes are sublee
as such" .---- ---r4e.r .lI
This is, we believe, the first application TO
/ the benefit of this provision Of the State Law
ever made in this county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19

ID CANADA THIsTLEs.--Patches Of these pests
are seen along the road side, and in neigh
boring farmers fields. Don't suffer them to
20 to seed, for If not hedged in now, but few
years will elapse before they will be upon ey-
ery acre of ground hereabouts. The State
law ought to be rigidly enforced.--ConHeaait
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19
I.I1eoln wide Awakes !

W, .r. bsreby notified to assemble al the
fg,,,. Room in McCurdy,s Block Union
street this evening at y o'clock, to receive
uniforms and torches for the parade 10 tue
Fourtb Ward meeting. By order,
H. S. WHITTIRsEy, Sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19

The Davenport Dspa0ttat publishes a call
signed by nearly one hundred of the leading
Democrats Of Iowa for Mass Convention,
favorable to the nomination Of Breckenridge
and Lane, to be held in Davenport on the
Tl5th Of August Hto organize the party and to
transact such other business as may come
before the Convention" Thus the ball Of
the Nationals rolls on west of the Missis-
sippi. .dLE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19

The cost Of tobacco smoking in New York
city is estimated at S., $40, 900 annually =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-19

Sparring pays in England, the exhibitions
given by Heenan and Sayers for a single week
bringing in $4,000.