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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & ohio Rail Road
Ia E. :II...:.E8s

WHRElING, litl April 1881
NN and amer the 18th Of April. 1851. the passen-
W ger Trains viii be run As follows, viz:
The ExpresR Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays At 10 A. ~. RenWOnd at 1880 A NJ, aTEiv-
ing in Baltimore at $40 A. BI, connecting with tho
EXrress train f6r philadelphia, New York. BOSTON.
and AL tho Eastern cities, leaving at a:lb M ar
riveA nt Washington At $50 A. M making Close con
nectOn with the Southern lines for all parts oil the
South. This train stops ct the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning leaves Baltimore At $50 r. Al4 ANA
Washington City at 2:45 p. NJ. arriving 1t BenWood
at A. n. and Wheeling at G:21 A. NJ, making direct
connection with the EXprestTain for oil PNts OF the
West. Southwest and Northwest. This train stops.
only for meals aud wood and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including SundI a. At
6:ST p. NJ, Benwood at T:25 p. b., and arrives ia
Baltimore at 3:lS r. A.. connecting with the Aatl
train. leaving for Philadelphia New York, RGstOn,
and all Eastern cities At 1916 P. d arrives at Hasli=
ngton City at $50 r. 81 connecting With the South
lines for all parts OF tile South This trNtn stops
the west end the road at MOundsVile Cameron
MAnniDEton, Water Station ParmOnt and Grafton.
Returning, leaves Baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ, WaEh-
ington City At 45 A. NJ. and arrives At Benwood at
1910 r. NJ and Wheeling Mt 1O:S3 r. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for all partsof the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops at the prin-
cipRl stations only.
Tho Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation rms
daily, except SnndnyR, eaVnE Piedmont at G40 AM.
aud arrives at Wheeling at $40 P. N:
W.P. sSr1u. Master Of Transportation.
L. N. COLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent, apo
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New York PaDer WarrehlO5IySelii

GSNE PRICE ONLY. WHERE
" BOOKSELLERS statiouera, Binders Printerr An,
generally can save from 10 to % per csnt
By purehheing from dFGt fIands ~ Se''e
Having increased our MRnusaeturinr Poet1itts, -
can oueT great tuduseertet pNrtiestn want Of pa.
Re5s eoen % gre usually sold by Paper Warehouse
Billet, FOltR, Packet. Commercial AMI ali sOis. =,
Errneh PaPeEE COlOFSd Papers, Tissue, BtDdeESs
Trunk. and Straw Board, RlotttnE. etc. etct BSnt.
Note Bond, Drawing. Bank, EnTelops- por4ienIar.
attention paid % supplying Ranks With BanE-Note
And Letter ana Aeeopnt Papers, Schools and SEMI
naEiea men and Professional men. Bfllheaiis
80 the Rheets Btpe aud White, Woye and Laid n
fact, complies Paper BaEnar. Send for CIrcnlsTS
aud save your money, 0rtsrs by mall 6ccon1nanis3
with eaSh, viii be 61led ~ we'll Is II rrsSent rs p
son CARSON ! HARD
aps-1ys Paper HatehouSs, 8S BtsfESn II
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR the RAPID CURE or
CoughS, Colds, influenza, IIonrReness,
Group, BrOnehttlB, IncIpient Com
sumption, aud for the Relief
OF C0nsumptiVe Patients
Ia advanced Stages
the

This IS remedy 50 universally known to turPa'
that 1t Is useless here TO publish the evidences of s
virtues. Its unfivalted excellence for coughs and
colds, and Its truly wonderful cure6 Of pulmonay
dkeAse have made 1t known throughout the GiSiEsl
nations Of tbs earth. Few are the communities, CT
even families among them who have not some Ttr'
eonai experisnce Of Its eectG-Eme living trophy In
their midst Of t6 victory tiIe subtle and dag
geEnits dIEordcrs Of the tlrnat and lungs. ASSN
Know the dreadful fatality OF these disordtrs md Z
they know too, the effects Of this remedy, We nss9
the vft1es that Il did haTe when making the cars
which have won 50 strongly upon the c'nfdenes %
mankind
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
For sale By A. C. GOOD co, and BY all lrss.
EtstS- sauglI-ly-BOE'5SSa'
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THH CENTRAL
p PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
goo MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
ga 60 8 -:
The Capacity OF this Road Is now equal u any In tile
Country,
Three Through Pa Senger Trains.
RETwEHN PTrTsDUEGlI& PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct u the Union Depot, Pittsburgh
dolphin. New York. Boston, baltimore. and Washing
ton City; thus furnishing facilities for the trnnspof.
t"tion OF Passengers unsurpassed, for speed and
fort, by any other TtMIte.
Express and Fast LInes through to Philadelphia
without ChNngCu Cars or Conductors,
Smoking cars areRttNrhod to each train: Woo1rUfrs
Sleeping Cara to Express and Past Trains, The
Express runs Daily, Mail and Past Line sun
days excepted. Three Daily Trains connect direct for
New York. Express and Fast Lines connect for nal
ttmore and Washington.
Six daily Trims between Philadelphia aud New
York. Two Daily Trains between New York and
Boston Through Tickets all IIal) are good on either
q the above Trains and transfers through Now York
boat TICKETS to Boston arc good via Norwich,
Iall River or stOnHston Lines. Baggage transferred
TICKETS may be obtained at any Of the important
Isaruad Offices in the West; board any Ofthe
regular Line ofsteamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
rivers
~ Fare always as low and time as
quick as by any Other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS by PITTSBURGH.
ST1s ,E,,,,I.t;.,, ~ n, Ivs....,.. =,
o 9, we w SstStn connections OF the
ISIt = y t.s' =, R " tn1S1he
SSs 'AAe SSS s I1I LAS East and the
m. c,nro, f u, - ~ e e : :: ,, q,
AZ ptsI,rI = y; q, y! ~! nan Nnta bEluge
Fra1St tnstfsr I'LL Sn'S ~ t, OF 4tLlaSe o.
t3gCs readily appreciated by shippers OF Freight, aud
tl' 81, Ia . ls tls I rtluilc' aus,
IA, 5ilEst S;I6, ~. apply
C 9 I'4aely. !, a v,,,,,,.1 H.; MI.
II. s. PrxscE & 20. ZsnSEIlls. q Ii 1,,.....
IIpleys o. n NoNHELY MaySyflis XIV. TpSISnS
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HATS e. GAPS

SUNDRIES.
NS HANDS AND RECEIyING, via,
" 22S hhda. prime to choice n. o. Sugar.
800 bhla choice " o. MOiAsseS
IS bbls Golden Syrup
$50 bhlE. Assorted Refined Sugars.
$50 bbls. M ) Ned. MackeFrl
as bbls. No. 3
IS half bblE, No. 9 i"
Is bbls Picked Herring
% tisrces prime leiee.
Coffee Teas, TOlaceoS, Spices,
Starch, Nails. Window Glaas,
Vinegar, n. C. Tar,
Aud fun assortment Of Groceries generally, for
sale low, By
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20

RAeumatism, co,d, Lirxr Complaint.



INDEPENDrNoE. Preston Co., va, 9th july. 1862.
IN J. c. ATEE: Sir: have been afflicted with
painful chronic RhearHlgtisRl Tor long time. which
batied the skin Of pllysiciHns. and stuck IN
spite Of all the remedies could Rnti. until trei
your SnEsnpAriln. One bottle cured me- in tso
weeks and restored my general health much that
AM far better than before was attacked IthtnS
1t wonderful medicine. J. FREAM.
1ulea y. Getclell. of st. Louis. writes: II have
been afflicted for years with affection Of Ms Lir
which destroyed my health. tried everything. ani
everything fniled to relieve me; and have been
broken-dUwn man for some years from no o;hC,
cause than dcrqHgeleHt Of the Liter. Ny bclUrCd
pastor, tho Rev. Sir. ESpy, advised me to try y"ur
SHTsapaTtl0, because he said he know Jou, and
thing you made was werth trying. ny the Ilessa:
OF God It has cured me- and has so purified my beni
az to make q new. man ofme. feel yonng again.
The best that can be said Of you is not hall SOL
enough"
!Setir7s. CdHcsr T,'uOrs, Enlargement, UIesrsticr
ClTiss and Exfoii0tiol of the Zones.
A great variety of cnSes have been reported TO a'
where eures ~ those formidable complaints hare
suited from tho use Of this remedy, bnt sI+rE
here will not admit them. Some Of them may tA
found in our American AIinanhc, which the nEents
below named are pleased to furnish gratis to all we
collforthem.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20

Zebul0n sloan. Of Prospect. Texas. writes: aThrrr
bottles Of your SArsaparilla cured me- from Coifrt
IA hideous swelling on the neck. Which had sui,
Ecrcd from over two years"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail RO6d

rs AssEAA4 AkNG4NAs r--sLs--
"a 80
5ON AND .AFTEII MONDAY. ApriI 18th, 1850. Pas
" eenger TFRins will leave Bridgeport a. follows,
Sundays exeepted;l
1l:O0 A. II. Mail Train; stopping at all sntionE.
'cept New Salisbury, Suinnitville Frank
lin, East Rochester, MOultrie. Winchester,
N00tstoNn, Enrlville. Macedonia, Bed
ford, &eWburg and Machine Shop ar
riyes at Pittsburgh Mt $40 r.. NJ, DaltI-
moro Mt Sis A. NJ, Philadelphia at $3.50
a. NJ. New York at 1850 A. NJ, Cleveland
at 600 2. ~. Toledo at 1885 2. H., Detroit
at 1:20 A. ~. jackson At 1850 A. NJ,
Chicago at BA. NJ, Erie at 1917 A. NJ,
Dunkirk ri ESQ A. NJ. and Buffalo at
S:2OA. NJ.
1895 T. n Fast Express Train, stopping at NIL sta
tiOns except Deep Run. Tiltrnsyille, War
rem, Browns, Jeddo, ElItOttSville. Port
Homer. Rogers Ferry, Pour Mile Run,
YuUpOrt. and Heavier, arrives at Pitts
burgh MT $40 r. NJ, Baltimore Mt 1859
J.. 81. Philadelphia at l0:l5 A.. n, aud
New York at 2:2O p. N.
1912 T. NJ. Express Train stopping Mt. nEd all sta
lions west Of, WellsVilC: also at ROches-
ter SRlneville Summitville Hanover,
Ravaril. Alliances, RRvcnua, hudson. and
Euclid Street: arrives Mt Pittsburgh Mt
$50 A. NJ, Baltimore at G:52 Z. NJ. :, Phlh-
dclphH at 500 r. ~. New York at $40
p. NJ, Cleveland ut $3.50 A. NJ; Toledo Mt
1915 A. NJ. Detroit at 800 p. NJ. Jack
son Mt 500 r. NJ, Chicago at T:lN y. NJ,
Erie at I: 10 r. NJ. DuukiEk at 3:55 +. ",
and IlnfFN1S at 5s25 p. 81.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20
Sarsaparilla.
FORPURIFYING THE BLOOD,

Aud for the speedy cure Of the SnljOIacd va4iete,
DlseaSe:
Screftla and ScTqfulous A1tetiOns, sl.ck as Tmary
Ulcers, S0reG, BTWptioHS, FfppleF, lAEtllss Botef
eE, BoilS, BlainS, and all !SkiH DiSed5sS.
OAKLAND Ind 9Th June. lss9
J. G. AVER Co. Gents: feel 1t my duty to &c.
knowledge what your SaFpapnrilln has done for me
Having InheriedsR Scrofulous Infection have 5uf
ferCd from It In various ways for years Sometimes
It burst out In uIcera my hands and arms; sogg
times 1t turned inward and distressed ne at Tie
stomach. Two years ago 1t broke out on my head
and covered my scalp and ears with sore v hich
was painful and lONtlsome beyond description
tried many medicines and sGTeral physiciunS hui
without much relief from anything. IN fact the dis
order grew NNrse AT lcnetEl NENs rejOice to read
In the Gospel Messenger that you hRd prepared an
Alternative (Sars, arillaJ for knew from your repu
tRtIOn that anything you made must | E good 1
sent to Cincinnati and GOT 1t ard used Till il cured
me. took IT, as yon advise. In email doses Of
teaspoonful over month: and used almost tlIrre
bottles. New and healthy skin som began TO form
under the RcAbs which after while fell or Nv
skin is now clear, and know by my feelings thai
the disease has gone from my syttem. You eau we'll
believe that feel what nm saying when tell Won
that hold you to DO of the apostles OF the ace
and remain ever gratefully, Youn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20

SoUTH BRANCH HRRRIN>.s---ss
~ e9!e49 IA i. aREs Snd 1AA. Just IWSlived and
az sA'ebG ttsl1ls y, REH.IE
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will stake my reputation as a man, my standing
merchant Of thirty years residence ~ tho city
of New York. that what pledge and testify 10 with
my seal, label md my certificate, Is correct aud
cat he relied upon by every purchaser.
Physicians wilo use Wines and Liquors in their
practice. should give the preference Gtese articles
For sale by all respectable Druggists and Ap0the-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20
DyipeTsiG, Heart DiseGSe, Fits. EpiIepsy 1elaHeIc
Iy, NeuFdIgia.


Many remarkable cures of these affections have
been made by the Alternative power Of this mslieiue
stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action,
and thus oTeTeomea disorders which would be IuT'
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy has lons
been required by the necessities of the people. and
We are confident that this will do for them oil th't
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20

nr. Robert ~ Prebic writes from Salem n Y 1ot,,
Sent. 1859 that he has cured inyeterate case Of
DTGpSy, which Threatened TO terminate fatally. ly
the perseyeriMg use Of G%r snIs@Gnr'a and 'I.O
dos ~ Of the same: says he cures the common ErIp
kio.,s IlT il cUnstNhLlE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20

N. B-SHbseTipttons received ana f,r,ss.,,., ~,
A. = RnIhLI06I Agent for BSheeIInT ami Tisin,t;
sPesip1en EuETayngs and Art Journal ep Be zen At
s .ae- g. gl.se.. .slS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20
wOLFE,s5 PURE- JAMAICA
rum, ST. CROIX5 RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKEV


All the above imported and bottled by himself,
warranted pure and Of the best quality.
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Any person sending MS a Club OF Twenty or more,
will be entitled TO an extra copy.
Copies Will DO sent to cleEgvmen at the lowest
FRANCIS HALL q co.,
PROPRIETOIS.
mh26 80 PINE STREET, New York.
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VIZ. sHrTH. Master Of Transportation. Z
L. N. CoLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. Ar20
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.UDOLPHO. WOrFE.

~ 9SS41A IN w O41G
Cole Manufacturer and Importer Of tho Schiedan
Aromatic SchnRppa.
ID, - and ~ Beaver street, New York.
A. c. GOOD 4 co. will supply the trade.
- dec4-Gm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20
ALFRED Il. TALLEY.

S. Antbony'E Fire. Rose or Erynpelat, Ts.,sr and
SIT RhSuRl, .Se1ld Head, RiRgtNOT7a. Sore Eytg,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20

NT0LINSt syIoLINS 3.-sOme very fine
OF StradirNEiuAi GuPFnaFfnE and Amatti models.
= EsEE b. MEEL0R,
IanlI r1sq A4aIn Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20

KENTUCkY ToBACCO.-2s Kegs hest
&c rs. ifeSss .iIsS' es's M:RRILIY -
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UDoLPHo WOLFE,s PURE CoGNIAc
BRANDY,
Imported and bottled by HIMSELF warranted pure
and the best quality with his certificates the bot
tie, and HE Aeal on tho cork.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20

RI0E.@10i there's prime RiFP. Just TCeSi+esI In,
II " eAle W. ti9ylsl VI. RElLIY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20

upon tile masses Of the people; and In all it's discus
sionS It endeayorE constantly to be guided and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-20

jim. MCCULLOUGH. President. -
PR. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. apis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
..,,,y,van,a In Favor OF the Border state
PrnnosiIfon.

The Phiadclpha Tngarcr refers the gratifying iao'
that ub, the proposition of Nr Eheridge, from Tenn
o,sc called he Border State Compromise failed TO come
hsror, the House on motion suspend the rules Tor
Of the ,uohird vote requisite in such cases. SUI the
S,s rPeppsvlyapia stood in honorably conservative
position on that occasion The yeas given by members
Of the Republican party from that State were eight VIZ
those Of Mssrs. Hale, Hall, Mcknight AcPherson' Mill
ward Morehead, Morris and Wood while all the o'heF
.,,,,vs votes amounted to but five additional -Four
n Messss. Florence, McKenty, Dimmick, and
Montgomerv-also voted in favor OF the suspensioh.-
Tho NEGATIVE vote from Pennsylvania was sx-MesSrs'
Rlair Rabbit, Campbell, Hickman, Longnecker' anu
Stewart. all Republicans. Messrs Junkin, hiinnge"
scranton, and verree were absent and Covode uro",
and Steven, did not vote It will thus be seen that oil
me eighteen votes cast BY Pennsylvania on Mr. Ether
docs motion twelve we're in favor Of it. and but SIX OPP
D,sed Probably fifteen of the Pennsylvania delegation
# the full number had been present. would have record
ed themselves for the resolutions.
We have no doubt that the whole controversy between
the North and South could be settled, satisfactorily and
psrmanenty, within ten days time the people them
selves could have fair opportunity of acting on the sub
sct The miserable and selfish politicians OF the land'
having brought the present alarming trouble upon the
country alone stand in the way Of an honorable and
a,efll adjustment Let the people rise IN the might
and usesv of their strength and put down the poht-
.ans and take their own affairs into their own hands
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
Mobs Making War.

The New York Express well remarks that the seizure
Of the United States Forts in Georgia aud Alabama fol-
lowed bv the seizure of the Forts in North Carolina are
IN, acts Of mobs-uere mobs-and not OF the constiIu
ted authorities of the States in which these Forts are
To all ntents end purposes Alabama, Georgia and North
CAROLINA are vet in the Union under the secession
expo.tion of the Federal Constitution and hence the
seizure BY armed men, of the United States Forts Is IN
the eve of the law, admitted treason for it is declaring
war against the United Staes-GGnited we say, for It
is declaring war, without even State authority
But Revolution and Secession near kin that it
Is hardly worth the while try to draw the division line
southern men, however, must see that the mobocracy
have the same right to seize their houses their crops
any Of their property thus to seize the United States
For.s-and that once the precedent established OF tie
triumph Of the mobs over State Law, them Anarchy, not
Government. is in the ascendant.
But. we are in the midst of a Revolution already be-
gun TEE irrepgezsbe conflict of the Free States and
Save States Is already broken loose. No voice Of cen
ISOLATION reaches US from Washington. Statesmen have
ceased to e4, in our pablc-and only Politicians sur
y:ye III, ruin Of the State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
siats Of FseIIng In Arlsan,n..

Toe Little Rock Cass.'s says BY t,ers and other
mems q nf1rraioa aye certain that arge MAORI
., Of the peop,s Of al former party associations are 10
aror Of making al honorable efforts 20 preserve the
Union Il il true ha, there have beer demous,ra-
a1s Which uog'd Indicate that the sentiment OF
g. s.,ls is not uraamoUs for the Urion but they
t o,ly srnal f-scjioa OF the public and from Pc
nj Of tseir resolutions. Ne have been impressed with
n, CONVICTION ID hey were not all the pure eaa a. On
o. lvorls vt0 tbcuglt hey had been cutrag d bui
rather a a. thsy tsi heea eo1o,eel by esrs' poiu-
G .s a. the li a-d eat . ihe eogn les fr he ur'
pose o. b-pg iators paced ty Iss4se eaaessss,
,sssssd 4 ts misses o. Ia people
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14

The Louisville Journal remarks that although South
Carolina has been foreign country in theory for nearly
.ao weeks she continues 70 clear her vessels through
.be General Governments cus,omhouse, and TO get her
letters and newspapers through the General Govern
nept, pest offices, The actual operations Of the Fede-
Government are going on throughout all her borders
and she would scarcely k-cs that she was out OF the
Union at an bu for the forced loans and the blue cock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
so,,h CoroIiua 1907.

The following advertisement appears in the Kentucky
Gazette Of December Isl, 1907. We publish it verjaiH
p, lsra.a "a choice specimen OF Palmetto literature
Should any cue wonder why the teeth Of "Baccus'
we're filed so remarkably keen suggest chat it was
probay done to enable him eat agators with greater
facility. Here is the advertisement:
FIFTY Dollars Recard,
For apprehendiug ms African man BACCUS, who ab-
.co,ded from nv plantation on the 4th Of August Inst;
ne ia suppose about - or % years old, about feet
or inches high Is of the E0oe nation; be is thick and
vol made OF black complexion his country marks, ias
every person w0ul supposed thougl he says vas occa
-.oltd bv every thing learn, by cuppng, which
pa.rs in his temple lie has mark on bis right cheek
II mistake not gives 10 understand was occasioned
by bite from one of his coury women in tray; as also
soar or his right arm his shoulder Joint occa
stoned the same wsy; he has eight teeth filed remlrSoy
ss his two middle teeth above, Is turned OF black
me had on when be away whit cotton shire black
ot,ou oyerlls a short suui colered negro cotton coat
aud ~. hat Any person delivering said negro to the
ss-5sr =ha receive the above reward, or If any per
ION shall sp,rehend anG seep him and give notice, shall
DE handsomely rewarded. ---, ~,
Uuion District Fair Forest, S Carolina, Nov. lst loo7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
CABINET NTgr5No ~ CONSIDER THg DISPATCHES

WsHvoroS Jan - thee Cstine meeting lot nisht
u hc hour ms dipach-s brought By Lieut. Talbot ron
w. tHs 1ttre 70 believe that any ng u'
tisy "a nv yeii.i % South CAROLINE -
lt believed tbt th III oilcel IN The lgilatu7e of Ms
sur prohibiting tn Nsynr Of - LOUIS mn
t ;ofee sppT, u 'oased s.izae % the publ, pr'r
sre Hen he ordering OF Cnsi states there TO guard
ne Custom H7aie, fesi-o1Ss ard sab rr,asusy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

SENATE.
RICHMOND, Jan. II, 1861.
The Senate me. at l2 o'clock pursuant to adjournment
PRAYER by Rev. J. L. Burrows, ID. d., oil the Baptist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-14
rue Enou.h.

Union District, Fair Forest, S. Carolina, Nov. is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-05

The venerable Judge Mclean Of the United
States Court died ss Cincinnati yesterday
morning. His place in the Judiciary Of our
country can scarcely Be flled Aged though
he was, he performed more labor yearly than
perhaps any other occupant of the Bench in
the land. The Herald Of last evening gives
the following biographical skotch of Jui sc
Mclean.
Judge Mclean was born in New Jersey
March IL, 1855; at four years OF age came
70. Warren county, Ohio, and at eighteen
years commenced studying law in Cincin-
natl with Arthur 81. Clair. In 1907 be mar.
ried Miss Edwards, and first practiced law in
Lebanon, Wafreu county.
In October, 1912, Judge Mel. was elected
to representa- Congress the Warren District,
which included Cincinnati. he was Mad
ison War Democrat In 1914 he was re
elected unanimOusly-not one vote against
him. In 1916 be was elected Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of Ohio, and remained on the
bench until 1922, when Monroe appointed
him Commissioner Of the Land Office. In
July, 1923, he was made Post Master Cen
eral, and in consideration Of his eminent
services the salary was raised from $4,000 to
| So, ,0OO.
The eccentric John Randolph said he would
vote for increasing the salary il it could be
again reduced when Judge Mel. went out OF
once. In 1929 Jucge Mel. declined the War
and Navy bureaus offered him by Jackson,
and resigning the Office Of Post Master Gen
eral, he was made United States Judge, en-
tering upon his duties in 1880, and so con-
tinuing to the day of his death.
Judge Mclean has many times been
brought by his friends before National Cen
ventions as a candidate for the Presidency.
Judge Mclean was one Of the purest ju-
rists and one Of the ablest His decisions
are of the highest authority.
The last cases in which his opinion was
very important is the famous Dred Scott de-
eision, in which he so ably dissentsd from
Judge Taney and the majority Of the Court.