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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27

T Mrs, Partiugton remarked the
other day, 81 can not deceive how tho.
young gentlemen cen drink to such
recess, when they know it so injurious
10 their institutions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15
The Ben Lewis Disaster Agsin-The Cause
4 OF the Catastrophe Explained.

Nesfrs Alexander Houston connected With the house
81 Nthcil Alien, New York aud Robinson, OF the
house q jules Hauel Co, Philadelphia reported among
the Lost. have arrived al Nashville, and furnished the
tnfon ncwsrapcr with the foosing-
On The 23i June made cNh ffpm Memphis.
Tenn, aud took passage on beard q the Ren Lewis
quickest of the Miss sspp boats, and 81 the horns
CAPTAIN anssu being but recently appointed 10 com,nsnd
her. AZ the time q onr departure We had sixty ave
cabin and twenty deck passengers short period only
elaI~ed when went below, and what vas my astonish
mcni 70 ind AL n the greatest confusion, rom the escape
q steam, caused by pressure forcing Ito way
sitcr gree, dmcuity, was mN,efra The night
&C saturday she ran 90 her usual time with
caution, bu, daylight shoae on she
sped through the water dangerous speed Oue hun
drcd miles below Cairo too< board two planters,
with slaves they soon became alarm ana asked the
cause a such Fh pressure and speed Il The boat when
the clerk replied her trial trip and that she had W
this point made one hour her nsu time Al every
landing the slaves were taken ~ the srrn o. tho steamer,
a. they wcui MOI sscken q, such time Drwcen this
point and Hicsmsn the cocks The tour hotlers
marked great variance, ~ben they should always bc
kept equal Al Hickman had opportunity Of count
ina the dcck habts being thirty sir 10 nuuhcr msrchny
from the house with boxes n apIs AZ this poin
bet made between The plot aud The engineer, 10
make the landing at coiumbas m hcr and three mi
nuer distance of tsenty mics, against The strong
rent d The Mississippi lost by hall minute, M
QUICKEST record at that l~ric5Ar stare of The
rirD A. SOU Ne toucs NJ colannsas,
the engineer &C The Chenney. IN the vicixity %
the Ben iews. bssAne alarmed Al u state &c the boat
ssd she sas under dangerous bead % stem, and sd
weed ell 70 have crnedstey 90 sh5 woad bloc 20, be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15
Grapes and shade Trees.

The plague Of worms is upoa Va Ia and around New
York. Oar beautiful shade trees and grspcv cs nave
unsigis,ly and oathsouc. Many plans have bcca
devised to destroy them, with only parti. effect unt
the circular trough was adopted in New Haven about
twenty years since, which, when thoroughly attended to-
rfsvet ccetaa The sentIcmauly superintendent OF Tao
New York Hospital, VT. parrah made circular eathcr
reughs That have cleared The trees IN the hospital y<ds
and the so'iage perfect may be by All the pass
ers IN Nosdvsy There has been much trouble IT. get
ting fuid 10 MI The trough free fe objections md
Capt w Taylor, New BedbrA, whose gar scn was
infested with worms and curcuitc, adopted bVsf water
a. nnd and circular iron trough, with tin root
70 keep o The water and has succeeded beyond evcsy
body else In Riding his premises OF them II any per-
curious in entomology viii experiment and observe and
coFsmuu oate such information 70 me- the public shall
have the bcncet OF a. I wish every editor who
vsges the beauty Of his city or village, would call stpp.
tea 70 tiis subject Of worms and curculios.
naasrrx, N. D., July Z, 1890 GFo, WEBB. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

,h ascned her with agony until she disappeared From
PONY 70 Cairo she was likely 10 explode asy mo-
men, - she trembed like aspen leaf shaken by ths
% rs,; were 80 cognzant Of her danger that we took
"a .ne extreme end Of the boat and left her
@ ,h .sr ner leaving when she collapsed with 70
Wa. la S .aiStinguishable FIVE miles distant Mr.
family consisting q his wife, son aged a. two bvaan
ns SsSns bs sasS, ana eau, intelligent and accom-
anabe manners, and little eirl and ~ h o@ 49,
years Of age When he beheld their ate no saSusS.
could depict his feelings. 'e' NV '~aSuses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

es'"pusn tne correct boundaries by proper monu-
ments; leaving the question of Jurisdiction to be
settled by the courts Of the United States Self re-
spect demands this action though the whole coun.
Try Is not worth the expense of fighting for it.
Our City Letter Despstch-A Proposed
Reform.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, July 2, 1860.
One OF the most important subjects to a CONNER
cial community, except, indeed, IT be next in va
iue to the press, Is the perfecting of system of
postage or mai-and such one as cannot be tri-
fed with by companies or individuals. In this re-
spect we MISUNDERSTANDING all the warnings
the department seem to have received in succession
one after another-only to deplore the fact that
we are still behind the age, and constantly subject
ed to enormous OUTLAWS, unsatisfactory negota-
tons, extraordinary delays and vexng disappoint.
ments If such "freaks' on the part of spectators
are to be submitted to, the government had better
at once withdraw the department altogether, and
leave it in the hands of private individuals, who
will, through competition with each other and an
object to Guido each other ALSO very shortly carry
our mail matter in one-half the time and at one
half the cost.
had hoped, from some few external reforms
which have been made-more by force of public
opinion than by consideration for public good
arrangements of America.
But when see it stated in public print that the
letter carriers of this city amount in the whole to
only ninety, it proves beyond doubt that mot
one-fourth of the city mail matter goes through the
United States mail department. The sequel to
this is, that private express will deliver letters
ahead Of mail time. This can be proved by any
party placing two letters-one in an express box
and another in lamp-post box--addressed to the
same spot.
What such city as New York requires is an
hourly delivery and collection from sunrise to sunset
The department now carry "city drop letters for
one cent without delivery charge; and they now
give notice that the delivery charge upon all letters
Is to be one cent, in lieu Of two. Let the depart.
ment now sweep away this tax altogether, and de-
liver all letters for the postage paid and pay their
carriers out Of the department.
II is this system which works so well in England,
and why not here! The public can have no right
TO pay for what has already been obviously pre-.
paid.
But another and by far the most important point
TO be gained by such an arrangement is the saving
in time by having no collection. Whilst carrier
can deliver about thirty letters an hour, allowing
only two minutes for q servant to come to the door
and then fetch the dimes, they would be able to
deliver four times that number by the public
causing 'letter slips to be generally placed upon
their houses, thus saving ali trouble of waiting at
the door. viii the HERALD turn the wheel! d.
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own commissioners to act as theirs have done, and
establish the correct boundaries by proper monn
ments; leaving the question of jurisdiction to be
settled by the courts of the United States Self re-
spect demands this action though the whole coun.
Try Is not worth the expense of fighting for it.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-26
9ranh ftsli's a3lIpIfrirte .B;ituna.
Bran ecSIfe'a SttuArirtr q,t,n.O

-. Irant SrSiic'S Sltuhrirtr 8Cftuna
blanf St>tS 5lulirirc 3cimre III ouf oos BE- nc N,u
pie 9cerltI ls Scitrn dr une Sr Sabraana btrieIttn
nG Nem luii unp $nhNtS SerSci0njp beioeistsa mirs
teGt lntp |dnc. etr mtbr geitlipd rublt 1lS raCuS
9,S't Mm metitn bSebrrnee unb ruicvaicne IDrItsn,
e9ti. Wtrte tn cen Be. StNatcn cri6cnt
.!hee leotM StusrD IN 9ftir 9prt llio tpet rntS
eW tnicnc Numnisr SIS 90 i6trib in s$grouSbt,aEInn,
SiE Ill olH @oBte tlu itt lSomrnblo wtIbrS in bcut
l"S' mrltt III Sa Str. Stodtrn eribcui cntb6lt prt
9NUe Suuotlou'n pcr bchctenltcn I0Qcecrrori onso,
i'"nets griGhmn en-, NopcIen Nrtftoten itno gpsSRr
ttNtc. %H'N mas II, uncrc Grceltute nur irarnb Ypn
lmt;T III pNo ole Slulrtrie cWua m 0cp6blteT GSprope
gen SttT craeei u:o ba e li pui vcliiifdu unR rc6
len SIasra FtTn S@t l0ae lie i'll iestr lfarc eebatu
Nr@nt etefS Sanltrire eituna iit Bel otler 8tinoS
aacntcn 81 haben, ODtr aus Der 0fics Sn H tr,nfi,
SrBeu Stnleicuna res Sttraaee, iu 6citebtu
2Sir 'frlfn6en Gin Grcnlplar fir So 90
! wtt @rtmpiare fiu S5.O0
Srdnf 2e4ttt,
i3 3frnnfiUrt tr Wtm.gjgrf
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Sebt aus pah lu ra
gSO. 9z 80 GataaSSt aisc +!
Die tiaiaiten DRY Nrnns in Nitmnnel

S'e e'ut9tsn Orp @ceps in 9tihmene!
5000 @orSs It6ne eeoradts gotu,rc Won q t;, o,..
mcrls IL! @tS ihtnc 9opuS HE - Grs; Die ItSn
zen NGthr une bette Suoiitd SocputtS Sraonhtrs
SaTeses in pen bil'eacu Yrctn; ftone oreprSiifS i,
Seloenmne Ut % StS- nRe aufr6rts; Scua Sbaple Il,
- unS aGrarS, IN afen arbsr NJ, ,tb oen prc6sben pc
une tni9e iu SIS Sic dlSerpirs paS rpprs fcil,f in
ESalS uno Srttnltpn SrtS Uon % Ge an onpdrs Sir
e'iltrn n @hnpne; eie Fcinlyn franz gisreIe-wprfrb
h!GNto uno brPnn Sbrting Secetua pirprp. onfe ,ts
IN, SNpsiin9 &aSie Gletb. S GtOtb, Garpes gamtricS
SptdS nne opiB MnSiirS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS si6stn mi
Narpece, Nip upe Scat Fin Stubc nit 6rrlS M 81
nno auparte RteS uub gbiprens G3acrs in allen GSat
yen unp u aucn grrsn ron 25 Se an uuipSrte; frlnt
nt SrIpet o. ju 81 Cts; Srcre Sire pnires oiirrs
SatI '!n SNuPt fur perrcn, jtnabcr uue SsrpantS
2sr 20 e'S % PCT lSarcn wil sebt cbns S6 mCn mad
~ I'uuVU. t-s.sa SCtepbt tStraae
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SSelte 0ssirtbia,nft
saaerbters 9 aIcn
unc

Sa9erbter salon.
Oem 9u6litum Die er9ebenits An,eige, pas Der
uhterjetd9nete III ieucm oaulr am Qltcn Diarft
oem 6tl6marft 9e9eEilber, cine lIirtbihalt neb1
Ea9srb"r' SdlNn errAtet bat, wUielt,t er G,b
rsuen MIN, ieine 6rcunpc uup p0e Wug!ifua, in,
Au9emelneg m't psu bslten 0jtrdnten bepier.r
~ fGr' C. Jlpreuce ,Wiuer
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
Simon Steirtfin,
Nn DC Namrn Niidnnnnr.

Mooame = G II d1e (oon paris), ole tei Der
IiBtSn yam im gie@aries ,}nldut fir ilrl .0dc Go
fIRsT-CLASs DfPLoMA
:rbtc bat 253 5pa0iraBe, na5e oar stem elm nces ,,ns
':ealttAeS Sh8er .on 2tlliar9- l3aira er6 met
NdNamf ts b1t nte &ere ptn OGnca Mtbnpu,s on,,.
ttAeR'.P"B leG Sd9tE ron 3oHnrt$ uaO " Hjlliugr"
B1arFn Per nsusen fransSWlten Jlccn uno G;riEm1d
Gn3sp1rsm; 9le'9Il7 ger1t59 Die Aeugen Vlrer IL Mes.
gohsr 9ioeeE N eOlaret, 6fa5ers 28rcdbS SiitSo5I
lat tbr Su SbeH WerpnhcR @f lse rpeIpe, ,n Sr T
@ennunhth tO&nen Ns perl@rs! Dalt'n bag lie uur onh
mo 9tlNmitv0u ate9shbtt gNaare blialt erknltci 81"
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0en pfutlhen gBlrthen

Ots an3etBe, pab Di i'm btsigen Gufom. 55oul,
lOOO @alIonen Oes teren VUu ms icIkn tmppr.
ErIeW IranjpIrhen SranHy umler Sonp Groen
Habsn, ten mir auBcrt piutg pertaufen.
0frntr ole Anj'iJC, PeB wlr Die dllsluiae Qorp,
tur oOn Dem beruOmtcn &c Seucge II. Sos 6bom.
pa9nsr ubsrnonmsE Babtm unD DaB perlslbr mr.
NJ unS 3u BI0cn IT.
., Gott!3 Il. comp,
So, Il Y:arIitr
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z. SaDrgaaa'g.
'rhe German ADFERTRER.

.."'E .Ihe herman NJ ffIR NJ 10 tBt,
r. HASSEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is publishcd'eyery3 day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Arnum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFfIcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL
. som fse.- Sceingunsrn. ~-. a.lF
Der ,,Sn,cscr cri6ent jtctn @orscS Gpnaiaes 0utle
,abltsr an eietp SrdSer pc $500 in iStrbr Spraua
bs,abuns. anc9cn inrsu untr ip9cnpen s,SiusunSci,
ss 80 gts' srsiaiisc Is GtS, SttnaSt 81 90, sc
sSc 81 25 eincu Npnat So. 90, cti Mpnae 81 90 c
plrac $500. NpGl Micdic $l2.oo IN pisrttIidsrter
merscr fSnne,. Isreeu nit $500 per Sobr tcrctnct.
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S9tc SSpifs8rn6c am @nperiprs9eeI
fz.E fe1 GScn j. j 6tunebero.gst9i p fl=

81 - Isii s,- fah attf-----s1 nH8Ess-gTrsl rsE
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p'n lirb III! Eincjn unb fprt!" eEegs 80
W Nor Nnt, eos Die geeiitna frbnef spI,r.
9ch mhrer, ernn Der Sprsdber uno fin C,esSsrta
W"ren 1aini I'm Canoe unb batfen Sol{,lhe ps,.
vance aeArltbebtn ale ndbe nit b,Inbsrt mia
Den 8rtsas'arben bentaite uub ofF,,t. s,.
etaHFr auT Die SteQe lanten, 100 oaS @oups I'm
nh0 stn'n 9aGsl oon 9fftIrn auf otr 5stt.bens
ZEN abtpelrr CerrR SbnrGblteif Satte ne IN.
ofB BON 6rir'4inl unb Sob, Die Ge dhrr e..
whrtetei, grrcttet unp fobafp bas leifbt, o,.
i6Hffnpoia BebaMtr S6ifbtn lfcb BON p,r s;,aa
Eenflernf sa'tr nm anfcen tIaren, taItcn Nlut6,,
rsS Superiorofe'S tan3te. 10 bas bic eiIse.
6m1n9trn y lie nirst mcbr erretestn tr,n..
{ ertoten liG rie Sc,b,n pon ibrer Iito,rsr,.
Eu"nS En0 RanShahtcp Die l.iehtsn &uper
tF"ff 9, nm I'D 70 idacl ssis mEoIi6 ieSer cn.
I1lr IN entlieteu. v .a
Faats oer GntfRitan0 uHb SEu.b Ibtr 6..,
'a"i@fe 9N@nn8'n trrsibtn ibr O.r, uubeoS.
'ss 'etr Hur nit Fintpe iibHeiacno n Qdheln sru
NlPeft u"o eann rretr eer. Der qIcrR oeIprpeben.
Upn lsner Nrbcit uup fiilte (eue s,fris, ,,,,a
sRff NHlnnnS BON &atat uno out detrsd,,.
Ism Ntil nc ff'a'nie UNI + ase latbeuu an etnsm
I5VVl"9F"R pt'niere Sellpe limb Jest fidbcr. unb
oele Nlntfirltt4rn 2sufsI madn lib nun cine
""reFt @s!uF 9uns iucbcn ais rie, III feben ME
'ah9e CO Sanfrt, nns lei lan9nnein Seuer ~.
IrGiten." -
"oer quite @AritOu srrsibt feline Snpsr
nidt."
"ManltrH oorr nttbt @tanitou, mir miirben
eN.n i'bt IN cinen Ymtl ecbuntcn. uUa sss
9eroO' 'nten ieineu Sgittern, i II sinio,,.
Rmont Nf lerlbIsrn am 9rit, elm Sauf,n S5Of.
wurce nm nnt tcram trsnnen, LnO mir 6hr,Tr
tuniti9en sSeit entSeacncilen uaeS Der beli,ss
"Fsh Ntros Der 5n ianer, ibrs Ieinor ,u rS1eu.
"rnn ni'tt 9Iadlitter SGeiie infer Canoe nose
par "ns osrtrdt 9ewcfn miro. qBe bStte Dir
'"S 0'IaQen alter Sun3t2"
| oGbnJ- %au-fpnUe wirot ben Iucesoslona ans
Cen Si,prr, asltVrbrn icin."
"5f9 pelB paS ,,s4e 6i&tc,~ aber Id,
Itepe rs etea nitt gu loltb,r Nfudf lu tan,rn. q
Ter rctb' Wann fiirHrt ptn 5UO ntdt."
! "Nn9 ttb nldbt, abtr lib n'6tbtr bod ltsbsr .I.
nen anoern gRea sini9asrn, ais pitlen. Inn
oann, iper rcB wc6n MIR fcmmen w.nn n.A
loO unS iberfaut e.
n9ia4 rem HnHre Der slidl6.n 9ooborS rnA
no Die SIumrn ME wcItsn unO Der Mattso @fnr
nttou (t6ltr G'eiiD trlne Macbt BAT !"
! o5nOlGHer NeII9on unp pes wsis.n 12,rn,a
Stbel-8ludIIher Sa9csrunD unD oimmel linn
Fos @le@e wle th csnt'. umo mas mi6 onb,.
I IanSt-OSt lic9 foyt m Ter 8epnsr p,u,,t nod,
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9iis6psdr,a, Ssa,, syaiftaospeg5 SEA- aSs.
.l5a Observation-Disclosures. ~. y,
ae' l' E.g IeePIC OF; rs ,s.
-.a-. 28OotDcger, ra t..
Gde Prr Ilttll lmp Niainilrage,

g.. rpater ais 0ebHlfe),
SaiRfgpt leia reicb1altiIc5 9aaer oasr in Iciu
5HA ldiaNenoen 2!rtiFcl wic aub Narfiimsr;epr
Seltrn Snrttn unp Elwmc i,rcr Irt Tarher
Scls' @la5 lc.; Gtalrrcu, 9inu@, .Saw, umr
S@nupltdtut unp Utelc unNerc Arttlel melte in
e'eliaen eipotbrfcn ge'rSbniic, 9cTiibrt pcrper.
9nuptidelid macbt btrirlte AUDI aitf Ietpcn
SerH0mtr" nuo unieblbarcn - ggirgnia 28urm
8ilrr" aufmcrt!sm. .e 81. -
0le pentitpe mie SrfbtrEt0c,s auH bic amrri.
tonube Heeegtur wtrp ppu .. &tnpcrpottr
pc0r9t Der du;b tm 6aRNocrtauir lcine 2iucs
lcute oufs 55reuubiGitc bericrcu mirr.
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tcsraiIlrtou. ,s,,lr ,..'., -, .ssos sos
Sanr auS goni61

! t.si - l''a IHH 95--- E3fisI r2E3ti sSE
SaS NJ eaS eiss sou Hasib tt ein, 5t,t,nfnosgRs
u Ais o'n SFT S0tiatS pHS kanilt bee sarbtibu epI
Sr pse rl- 9b lrr NIT Fdbt ppr Fds sin:s1 erals
S0a He'0 Hmcnltfr mgFeC bee b6fsn RPniss S5iuu.
wv gar ron &s&t unb Irsssit Der fIeins . oviS a,.
Sef sr'Be saul TN 3r~n esn Spssr ;ulp urfs sbmsn.
DID fr tsr SsufcI tpIen +, ritf ,r sus urs fbris
s'"r oarlS ntSt srH0Den. matsiuSt mar or srpis
N0n s'rs or bin unb tratt su StanS elm srOses o.,r
'ns aus osnr Sporn iamrfri br ersionen cr. 'li"
que 'oNee SauI ben'erffe, rie S Iddtt n,ei Sa,s,.
''U s'S H''e @9nsr-Srrs. Sastc se fab 6ii,auS
"e Ssu' lflirfiu Ger STsc, Sa fam Der ortenfnsb,
''' w 'P'i s't s'ast Sirfei ppm Strmelin ibnt as f
%erGu Cana Ssal se!ssic so irabte idt MD p,,,,.
''' 2'''0 pfeH "3e bin i'd erlt rest auf sner ut
nRe ale iu imsen 9aIs Saul in Der easio ebIief ,z
""' s'' 'pm Iener. .Soeo nsit Suiis fcb,artts t,f -
"a tefn 9rrr 9ssiS witcu uas usba Inn spi.s r. o,r.a
Der Sen's rts twadcnc: .,OsS ssst bod sb,rn en.ss
Jbr fanten @cnerdIr ptr Sat setbsn u,r bi,ss
9'sin S'anie in serrtI n pttIprr III n,st, esi,st
sSerIOrcn ia u,tia gebers 9ds fdrdet, of ,,;, M
W es'fesr 6iIibuficr nod nsinc arpnr fcrt," -
nS S@ut rtst t'ab sis Gdtsr, rod tnb e ntdt ,rpaSt
"'' ""' fFI le'S Tts@fssHs st baiIen feline ggaSt.
aro Soul 'iss tine ades. ss tuten IL ca 9oa sa.
Hp's man en- Sas's Ts9e, unS q mar hSirr ,u bak
sa' stn rsha R6tsen srbsst ron spersarexs. t{eg
'ssaN CT Ito iur bns ptn sarpr in has lbaus. ! .A-4
q :" rlef m0el ans eeni S'rate bic lusr Srrsur. 4
W SF l'''s u e'ehen NSds 5iirh SnmueI smssr.
Dt pra: Der 6err pirb reiesn ,un Dir bes .rs, or
u"0 ~'fc gum @rd Cd Isssn in bsEes stinbts Sanb.
" TT Ntt sstIscI&itts Sdu Sos gpeItseris,. .l'i
N'V "'n' H'st pt 'H ra,Se, Stt i III bsfsn a4. 'ia
ne' S'''s tuSr elm S&rrden Sutb ateru uns S;,k,,,
any Sap'sr Val tkalAt --tsA TN FtebtI IA
! 1,rEl U.lt# f s-i (s3erI. RIaa.l
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o htttd, 2OU0 lcns, Cart 3roStmanu.
nmmcpia, 1000 Spne @ovt. gobpenlrn
Sarenia, 2500 Sons, Capt. Gblcrs.
~ pe9en tHrtE l0ntlen arp 9udlibci ,Saprtcn rltl
''@l' 'ttanne Odmr1tins lpS,psr rC9rImdej0 am
Gfh'n uno 6unfjebnteu cpen Nipndts
ncemtn poilo9trre rcn 9lc>r @.rf mad,
gu foIstnben 9reiitn:
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Anis, Atlyntb, @urGgnp &c. &c.
aae SUr!cn Savanna :ne ! Umeltic Gioors u,
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R1uaGGbNi, SurolHe0 .t. &C.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-26
SGSaefbics,nf4s S&rsSsf :
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FrbI Tam II. 6cin~Fen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-26

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rrs'sl aaa nss,u Rlsa ssa ,is5s1s Al'Ss sveS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-26
um3u9!
Miuiaeru lOaatfa !

N. c. BARTON srlaubt fdb ole An,eise ii
maiden, Dap er leinen StOre Don iO9 nab %!
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in ieper SaiiOn ein OOllFGuDiscS Experiment Del
fDi9enpen Artitd pOrrdtbg bdlt: SeiOens UNI
StroD. Dute, 3aubcn, &OppuBr, frani0fibe 8Iu
meu uup SGnDer; Spigen Sert6a's unp Gaps,
spiseu- Sblrlsr, &rausr Sragen unD leipsne uni
fraA,6ltlbe SpBsn ManhIlas.
Onmen, wethe Die SaVeOrte bciu8en t5nurp
in Dlsrm 5tprs Youlinpy8e SIa &c. Nn,ii9
er9GlteI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-25
No Dis17niOnl

TOITN T.. 'LAEIN would respectfully announce to
the citizens ef Wheeling, 'and the rest of. man
kind, that he hns just received from the East a-
other large and splendid stock of ~
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
nll of which he is prepared to mako up Mt short no.
tce' IN the latest styles. Mt greatly reduced prices
ING GOODS, such as UulersIrts, Drawers, (silk and
wo'l) iialt-llhse Gloves, Suspenders. Collars Cra-
watts. Ncok.ties a'lt Scarfs sand last, though not
least, inll assortment of the celebrated PATENT
SHoULDER-SEANI5 SHIRTS. Gentlemen, cali md
see Tor yourselves; will not charge yOn anything
for showing our goods. JOHN T. LAKiN
noys7tf sE' lO2 Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-25
The Douglas Democrats and the
10 DtsuntOn1StS. gro
[From the Providence JournnI!]


The National LmtclLigemcer is showing up
cashiering postmastcrs for no other offence
than for being Douglas men, while there
are no words of reproach or correction for
federal officers who arc openly engaged in
plotting against the government It prints
letter sent from the post Office depart=
mont last September, to an Ohio postmas-
ter, which calls him to account for his op-
position to the administration, and below it
alletter from Mr.. Heart, the Superintendent
Of RAblic Printing, to tile President Of tic
South Carolina Senate, in Which he declares
his readiness to assist in any way the fur
therance of the secession cause The post
master was discharged, Mr.. Heart goes an
rebuked. The administration thus shows
that 1t is more ready to putdown n pnrtizan
opposition than conspiracy against the
government. -.
We have no doubt that if the President
had em"loyed half as much energy in check
ing and discouraging the secessionists rs lie
has in fighting the Douglas men, the move
ment against the Union would not have
been half rs formidable as it now is. But
he and his party have dallied with the dis
unloniSts. We have no idea that he wished
them to assume their present attitude. He
or his party leaders tlought that'a partizan
gain was to be secured by indulging the
iirc-eaters to certain extent He did not
remember that like the dangerous clement
from which they take their name, they we're
hard masters, however docilc they may
have previously been rs servants. And now
ho aud tue whole nation are suffering from
his folly. lt--1 @ : & ts's