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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-25
PEARL
TOOTH POWDER.


DlMEGI lM MPOkTATAO
II 0ardware and Cutlery.
S. w. & III. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
i have in store, and are receiving their supple
for theo spring Trade directfrom the mAkeIs, wtich
they oheT 70 CASH AMI sOn RI Tins BUT ~ on fa-
vorabis terms. Ahe stock being unusually large
they confident l, s0ici exsmiLatlono OF the
W. IA. 1uCKkK,
Sign Of Red Paddock cor. Main& 1 I'd sts.
Keokuk, March v, loco-dA~
AAlnE EkSs PlCks, sHUVEiS, Ac., for sale BY
Xyk m4hedAv S.W.AH. TUCKER.
/lkIFEiN.6 4 AUkak hAlLh.-<ood stock Of an
~ sisss for salo by s. AH.TUCKEk.
lVl THE kIf LEh.-Narious Qualities Of scyih
- ki0es and SharpeneHs Tor sale by
Aarchs-dAw VA "a. TUCKER.
n NEE SAOvkLs.- A large stock Of Amos
q .4!s sss,sl. for sale 10. y ruexx.
EKINDSTONE5.-Ihe Dersa al .noslons - ofvA.
~ Yious sisss, fer sale By
s.W. 4 M.TUCk Ela.
sign 81 kcd f.Aiock,
:. March 9. 'se-dAv Cor. MAlL 7ds'
= hAUA NAAA4S.
+ fiss 50 de
Flooring do
A..sAlsd % toslineA--. 'uperio'.rtioh
Si.,.si.s %
Barrel do - aa
Together with gsnsralassort tmsD sfotAeraAiss
Of the Belmont brand just received And for salc
Lowby lmchSl .. W.. = u. TUCKER,
/ yUkN uAhDEN, ! UkUbBlN NU and / thss ID .
~ Spades, 6hovcls, nattocks and Plaksj
mA HI q = -
Cow -belAs, hskss anA Corr planters;
Cx, ,Teaee and Halter ChAinSg
cnttine Boxsa, Hay and straw Kniyes;
Hay, straw and nAnsre Forks;
oUTI.EKT han M for sale Low By
meh0dAs -h MN s.wa II TUCKER.
TMksa aIWOPs ~ TKEAs nNOfAlIi
| ~ NEW supply ef Trsss Hoops, Of the sisss
| ~ ssGaaly wanted, together with general -
coopers Tools. jss' r.ssiy;d - ia'
RELcnEK's Dsshls Refined Powdered.
to) White.
lA) :" yellow.
For saleby ROBERTSON & BRO.
mchIld
CANDLEs.
i A DAMANTINE = Candles, nseh superior 70 th
ROBEKTsoN ! bRo.,
nshlld ~ Main-st.
CNff1e.
4 6(l BAGS just received .ss ter ssls y. y
4 nh1s W = Aain-sl..
l1776! JULY 4t1lsc 1861
n Sn .oxEx ssME uHACEEau.
~ Esss'vsd this day. asd nI1Iaa aor oe:, nrror
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-25

ALAR0 Eassort mon tofDruEs
II Chemicals instruments ano
Fancy articles Just recciv Cd q
the above establishment coDi
prisine all the new Cheaies1
PrspasatioOs, ,Tilden's Fiaid NJ.
tracts, Iruase& , A bdominai SUD-
perters, ,pessariet ,SpeculunsAi
al kinds. stethoscopes, CAthe,
ters, spermstorrhGa Kings ,alf
some splendid, cssea Of Char,
riese's superior iinstrun eBts.
Ihses artieles having bssn %
lscted With speciAI reference /,
the \ nOUn n vants Of the Dvofa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-25
Keokuk Drug Store.
sfrsh.ssreet, bet. main = Diene eea
KEoKUK, IOWA.

! ] ! !:
ALAR0 Eassort mon ef fDruks
n Chemicals, Instruments ane
Fancy articles Just reccis % .
the above establish hment con-
prisine all the new Cheniesl II
PrspasatioOs + ilden = Pis Id E1.
tracts, Truases "A bdominaI S1D1
perters ,Pessariet, ,speeuluns -
al kinds. stethoscopes, Caths IA
ters, 5permstorr hGs Kings, aut - u
some splendid cssea Of Char "a
riese' . sspcriov instrunep epts.
s IhNss aTtieles having been se-
iscted with special reference q 1
the known wants Of The proisssiop, arr offered %
the hest terms TO Physicians and others.
April lsdAw
Trnaseo.
ES0R the entire and permanent cure off -
L Hernia or Rupture. These Trusser II ~
are believed TO be the hest made In the XA
nited States, and are In usc by the most yy
For sale at the III
KEoKUK DRUG STORE. II
lnssTun nts
| ENOR the cure Of club. foot and deformed limb
| + asd spins, embracing the latest snd most sci
ensiks AN mpEosenSpis, Tor sele q the
| kEOKuk DRUG STORE,
| janlsd4we bth street. bot. Main BisDdesl
EANCY ARTICLES,
LyMBkACING ColoeDes, 1oilet Soaps 4 very 1ns
Il Viasisre Rouge ,Pisk Balls, Arc onasic Gael
aplvdAw KEOKvK DRUG STORE
lmPr~ved EIaslIc IcE1IsDS1Uns syrtuwe,
+ AVIS RICHARD6UN 'S,-ths most ssenti
IL ful and conv apparatus yet invented Tor
sale II the KIOKUK DhUG STORE.
EIasIIc NsocE ings
L,OR brok veiAs and diseased imbe, for sale st
+ the KRoktK DRUG STORE,
| jsnIsdAv Lthsss,, bet. Main aLd Blondesu.
Gem rOUND MXYOPRss sss 4 n ATE Ul
| MAN0ANEAE.
/ X7BRy celebrated - > remedy in Pulnensryaf
Journals 81 the most valuable medicine yet discov
cred for obstinate and diatressing Coughs. foi
'~'' = KEoKuK DRUG sTORR,
| Aulod&v Eifth-st. bet Mstn + DlondseO
VACCINE NGABk.
/ L,RESn VACCT NE ScABb, always on hand and
.psSds~ M KEoKUK DRUG STORE.
| New HoAks=
lvTOI. IL, New American Cyolepedis,
i Vol. Mccauly's England;
CeoAuct of Lift;
llotls,'s United Netherlands;
s::;s:.. Z s:::s 4.;:.:s'''' s:.:;.
1A'''' '''''s' OGDEN. BRowNELL 60.
- MI1ITAn " WOhKs.
|Vlsls' HAND BOOK,
Army Regulations,
United States Tactics,
Cavalry Tnstia,
HAsdas = TaSEiss,
Scott's Taetisss
/ d
soldier ! Hl1dy-peek.s
! 0rsos' Military 1isa1y1ssk,
pa
For al. ). ca DkM. BAownaIl cos
CIR - sr:s..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19
What {. prspep.la!

The following in relation 10 = disease 70
which Americans, more than any other
people, are said to 6s subject, is from a.
excellent article, calculations on DysPep-
sia, in Blaekwood:
With due attention to temperance, e1-
ereise and early hours you may set dys-
Pepsia at defiance Neglect one OF these
precautions and ron lay yourself open 10
approaches Of the enemy-negiect TWO Of
them, and It IS hardly possible that you
can escape. And, above all things keep
this in mind, that no other disease or az
lection Of the body Is so stealthy or lnsidi-
Gus as dyspepsia If the first few iustan-
ees of carelessness or transgression were
70 be visited with the pains and penalties
that affect the patient, when the malady
has become chronic, few men would be SO
insane or so obstinately reckless as TO
postpone the work of reformation But
the earlier symptoms are rarely OF an
alarming kind. The appetite is not seusi-
bly, affected, though the digestion IS i'm
paired; aud the complaint seems for a time
TO be limited 70 hatulency and heartburn.
Such unpleasant sensations, however, can
be easily removed Essence Of ginger and
fluid magnesla seldom fail to give relief,
and the patient fatters himself that there
is no grouud for apprehension Bot the
symptoms do not disappear They recur
With greater frequency; add the additional
doses, though increased, are found to have
LOST their efficacy. The stomach has now
become more seriously deranged.
All kinds of food generate acid; and 10
this case the patient usually has recourse
to the carbonates Of soda or potash, which
in their turn afford temporary relief
though without in any way arrestiug the
disorder. By this time dyspepsia, like an
insidious serpent, has fairly folded the vic
tim within its embrace, aud is squeezing
him at its leisure. Everything he eats dis
agrees with him, and seems to undergo
some Eondrous transformation. That
which was served up at the table as haggis
seems converted, two hours afterward, iu-
| 10 a ball of knotted tow-a mutton chop
becomes fiery crab, rending the interior
with its claws-Hnd every rice pudding has
the effroutery 70 be reviviied as hedge
hog. After that come nasuea and vomit-
ing. You'derlye no benefit from the food
you swallow. From twelve stone weight
You dRindle down 10 ten YOur counte-
nance becomes CHASTITY, your eyes hollow
and you totter prematurely on yonr pins
The mere notion of exercise becomes dis
tasteful You feel pensive, moody and ir-
ratabIe. YOGr mind loses its elasticity
and power, and when on sit down to com
pose, instead of manly matter you produce
nothing but the dreariest of driyel.
I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19
Fashionable Winter GIOakS,
AN ORDINANCE
10 prohibit The SALE NJ spiritnOls iig,Ors AID IL
toxieaffHg dTiREg to soldieIs.

To prohibit the ,saIs ef sFiritOlis fIsOrs AID ia
toxieatfHg dTiRkg to Sotdiers-
whereas, it Is the wish of the Government and
officers in command here that the free indulgence in
the use of ardent spirits and other Intoxicating
drinks should be suppressed.
sec. 1. Be It ordained by the Council in Common
Council assembled that shall not be lawful for any
person in the corporate limits Of the city of Wheel
ing, knowingly, 10 sell, give administer to any
officer soldier or volunteer in the serTiee Of the
United States, or of this State, or to any person
wearing the uniform OF such ofcer soldier yOlnn
teer any spiFitnOus liquor OF intoxicating drink;
Provided, however, that nothing herein contained
shall be so Construed 10 hinder OF Obstruet the
sale or administering Of such liquors or drinks 70
sneh officer, soldier or volunteer by apOtheeAriess
upon prescription OF q surgeon or physician
Sec q Be It further ordained, that every person
Offending against the provisions Of this ordinances,
SHALL upon conviction thereof before the Mayor or
any Alderman Of the city, Justice Of the Peace OF
Ohio county be fined in gum not less than Ten nor
than Twenty dollars, and In default OF the pay
ment Of such fine, such person shall be subected 10
labor, without compensation. as IL provided in the
ed section OF the ordinance Of the city entitled an
ordinance ito prevent eertAin improper practices
therein specified, and found NJ page ISL l5- 1888
1884, l5S and 156 in the volume Of printed o. dnanes
Of the city published in the year 1855, and tile ord
nance to amend the hast named ordinance, passed the
10th day Of May, 1861.
Sec j. This ordinance shall be in force from and
after the 21st day Of October, 1861.
octl7-3t JACOB BURRLB, Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19
bedroom Battle among the EewSPa-
per CoFFeHpOndentSs


The Jefferson City correspondent Of the
Cineianate Gazetts was one Of the ''Press
gang not long since collected there, to
write the history Of the Fremont campaign
They all lodged in one room of the hotel,
and occasionally diverted themselves by
species of warfare which is best described
by the Gazette man as follows:
"Happeuiug to drop in the other night,
found the Representatives of the 4LSso9n
ReBu5lie4H, the Cincinnati Commercial, the
New York World and Tribune, engaged IN
hot discussion upon matrimOuy, which
finalIy run into metaphysics. Nov, 1t Is
not to be supposed that people can long
indulge in a metaphysical controversy
without coming to blows. So finally the
Republican having plumply disputed an
abstruse proposition of the Tribune, the
Istter se1zed aE immense bolster and
brought it down with an emphasis upon the
glossy pate Of his antagonist. This instant
IN broke up the debate IN a row, aud gen.
eral melee commenced. The Republican
grabbed up damp towel, and doublingitup,
aimed a stunning blow at hisassailant,W which
missed him and brought up against the ma
sal protuberance Of Frank Leslie. The e1as-
perated Frank dealt back pillow, follow
ed by a we'll packed knapsaek in RETURN
Then the MssoRTi Democrat sent cover
lit, which lit upon and developed the
Knowledge box of the Herald, who repaid
the compliment with ponderous pair of
saddlebags, which passed so close TO the
GazettSs head that in lodging it he bump
ed his phrenology against the bed-post,
and raised quite a respectable sized organ
where none existed before. Simultaneous
iy the Co14msTeidl threw n haversaek,
which hit Harper in the bread basket, and
doubled him into q folio, while, at the
same instant, the Chicago Tribune pumped
the New York Times between the peppers
with a ragged copy Of Orids ART Of LoUe,
Just As the latter gave the Herald heavy
side swipe on the mug with d strapped up
India rubber overeoat, which knocked him
against the World, who that moment caught
a pillow on the leg OF a chair, splitting it
and scattering the feathers through the
surging atmosphere, and as these two
worthless went down together. they carried
the table with them, splitting the ink, scat
tering the literary contests, and pntting
the candles out, which brought the contest
10 n sudden close aud after considerable
delay in feeling round for stray match,
which at last turned up, light was struck,
the combatants proceeded to adjust their
toilets and repair damages, and, having
lit the calumets of peace, gently resigned
themselves 70 the soothing influence of the
weed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19
ANevconlet.

We are pleased to chronicle the discove-
~ of a new comet by the enterprisiug
astronomer of the Press newspaper. The
discovery we learn was made after pro-
tracted effort, and with the assistance of
very strong glasses. The attention of the
Swans and the c,mic illustrated papers is
directed to the remarkable circumstance.-
The creature is said to be invisible to the
nude visual organ, and observable only
from the Pres observatory.
A friend suggests that this luminous
body is ourselves. We mOdestly refuse to
believe it; for while we acknowledge to
the brilliaucy we remind him that comets
always have remarkably long tails, which
we have not. If comets have ears as long
as their tails, we have discovered one too,
though we guess it is not a painfully ter
ratio" one.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19


The following original Zouave letter is u
good take or on the correspondence of
Northern journals. 1t has real Doesticks
flavor about it:
I've Just returned from witnessing one
of the most mournfnl sights that ever made
a man feel as though he had been peeling
onions all the week aud grating horse ra-
dish on Sunday. It WAS the dying scene
OF one of the Pet Lamme's down at Alex
andria, and the one of FiTe's chaps re-
marked, il was enough to make the eye Of
a needle weep. Jim was the name of the
sufFerer-if he ever had any other it had
slipped his menory-though his Affection
ate relatives sometimes called him "Shor-
~" He was ont on picket guard when
the Southern Confederacy attempted TO
pass him. he challenged the intruder,
and called to his comrades for help, bnt
before the latter arrived, the Southern Con-
federaey drew n masked battery from his
pocket, and fred six heavy balls through
the head of the unfortunate ZOuaye, near
ly fracturing his skull, and breaking sew
eral panes of glass. The cowardly mis-
creant then fled to an adjoining fence
closely pursued By Sherman's artillery.
Upon discovering that he was wounded,
u Es
ket, and stood it carefully against tree
buttoned up his jacket to the neck, and
asked his comrades for chew of tobacco.
To full of emotion to speak, his comrade
handed plug to the dying man, ;who cut
of abont half an ounce from it, placed il
thoughtfnlly in his mouth, and then stuff
ed handkerchief in the hole in his fore
head made by the shot.
ais any of my brains hanging out2" he
asked ofhis comrade.
no, Shorty" answered the other, bnrst-
ing into tears, myou never had any to hang
out"
After this response, the dying man
paused for a moment TO spit in the eyes o.
dog that was smelling around his heels,
and then proceeded in the direction of the
hospital. As he passed the officers tent
noticed that the top of his head was
completely gone, and one of his eyes was
half way down the back of his neck
Upon entering the hospital he took up a
pipe and commenced to smoke it, at the
same time giving MS history of his life
and career. After finishing the pipe and
history, he asked US to wrap him up IL
the American flag, and died.
p. S.-Since writing the above, have
heard that no such occurrence took place
at Alexandria. The alarm was occasioned
by the falling of bundle of hay in tn,
officers uuarters-the noise having beer
mistaken for the discharge of artillery
have siuce learned that no accident ha:
occurred, and that Shorty did not CONT
with the regiment, but remained in New
York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19

Tar following extract from description
Of the recent disastsr % the steamship
Great Eastern, shows one of the perils pc
euliar to ocean steam navigation
"one Of the COW sheds, tvith faeo eoIss %
Z, tsat rdiheI iatO he EGiItS' cabin, together
With other things on board, and caused
considerable conformation aud confusion. y
Yes, We should suppose It would causs
"soastsrnation and eoninsion," slightly,
among both cows aud ladies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19

THE news tlis morning from Missouri
is interesting. Price, it is said, has made
stand with large and well equipped
army. Fremont is close after him and
will very shortly compel him to give bat
tie or again retreat. Fremont was throw
ing a pontOon bridge over the Usage river,
at Warsaw, at the latest advices. There
is also an account of a fight at Pilot Knob,
in which our troops were successful.
Read the dispatches.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19

ExGLASD's Jealousy towards her refrac-
tory daughter has been continually break
ing out in words ever since the young
lady reyOlted against the maternal tyranny
and set up housekeeping on her own ac-
count. As nothing has panied the gentle
bosom of Britannia so much as the pros
perity Of her American chilu, so nothing
now delights her more than to SEQ trouble
and distress in the house that has go long
been the abode of happiness, peace and
contentment. OF late years, 70 be sure,
(until the great rebellion came), the hos
tflity of the "old 'oman" has been great
deal disguised, and many amiabIe people
were beginning 10 mink that it was buried
in oblivion; but recent demonstrations
show that Gthe old leaven" is at work as
lively and bitter as ever. A little more
than thirty years ago writer in Black
woods Magazine wrote in ferocious de.
nunciatiou OF the character of Franklin
because he had prophesied, on one occa-
sion, in the hearing of Englfshmen, the
future greatness of the United States.
Looking at the Thames, the philosopher
said-"And is It this narro0 stream that is
10 hare domiaioa oUer eouatry that contains
tie Hudsoa and the Ohio" They never
forgaye Franklin for that duestion-those
magnanimons Britons-and they never
will. II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19

Tax Governor of Arkansas is in great
trouble The continued absence ola large
number OF State oHieials with the Confed-
crate army-members of the Legislature,
sherifs, Judges, Ec.-renders it almost
impossible, he says, that the machinery of
Government eau be kept in motion and the
laws executed. In consequence of this
state of things, the Governor says that
oue-half of the Offices of the State are
practically vacant, and that there is NO au-
thority in law to supply the deficiency
This, he tells the people, is causing the
the public interest to suffer, materially,
and the reins of Government to hang
loose. l-u ~ E.lE III
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19

Fnn atst thing we know people will be
startled from their prOpriety by something
they didn't expect. The telegraph this
morning Informs Us that Gsa. Mcclellan,
accompanied By an escort OfcAvalry, went
down to Vienna, Ave miles west Of Lew
insvillO, and remained there several hours.
This Is a species ofbold vontaring that Is
not judisiouB in eommandeF-in.ehisf-
AZ that distance from the lines 1t would
be easy for strong body Of the enemy 70
have cot OF and captured the whole party.
The army OF the Potomac cannot spare
lIsolsllun Just now, end be ought to take
= little care Of himself or be may get pick
ed up and carried OF prisoner some time
Vhsa least expecting it. Such circap-
stance RoalA Be half a. bad az battle
0ll, snd eauaOs BY asy means be Afforded
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19

HMAA's inhumauity TO man." was pro-
verbal even in the days Of the poet Burns.
Then II made countless thousands mourn,
which was bad enough In all reason. But
the PSss,' inhumaniiy to US is much great
or than ever mans inhnmanity 10 man
was or will be again. For no offence in
the world but that Of being a comet, and
running afoul OF youthful muse that
CHANGED to cross our orbit, we are to be
banded over to the tender merciss Of this
"young poet" who iS expected to "attend
TO- us. This Is dreadful. and We can't see
that we have done anything to merit such
fesrFul retributIon. To be quartsred, fay
ed, or boiled In hot oil, We might endure,
for others have endured such things be-
fore; We shouldn't even object 70 being
broken on the wheel, or compelled to read
the Pres. newspaper each day for one eOu-
secutive week; but to fall into the hands
Of the "poer'-tO be soliioquiEed, and
compelled to read the soliloquy, or pas
quinAdsd II may be, or done up in blank
verse, with eOuplets aud triplets Of rhyme
Intsrspersed, as Peter the Great was
''dOne," would be more than We could
survive. It would be dreadful beyond
conception. IL such is 20 be our fate,
heaven help US; Wo must appeal TO the
rocks aud mountains and other subluaary
things 70 fall upon US aud conceal US from
observation aad the upoet.H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19

A letter dated the latter part of Sep
tember, from rebel soldier in Lees army,
says sickness prevailed to an alarming ex-
tent. Out of one regiment of 800, but 81
reported for duty. The impression pre-
vailed that Lee was ordered to join Beau
regard, but was unable to move because of
sickness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19

"Camp Dick Robinson in Kentucky. is
so named in honor Of fine old Union
kentucky farmer, who owns the land on
which the camp is located. In all his
"little FARM embraces airty-tro thousand
acres. c
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19

SBasy one Stat, OF any portion Of lie
psspI< Of aav State, el.oose % PEaet iAenseiVss
n aITsy agaian he GOVsnmeEt Of The
Uaioa, IGl (or trying Tie strengtA Of dis
Govsyzment, ! an for aieTtainflg rhetheT
ne haze Govsnmeaf or nOt-praetiea-
be, eaeient. capable Of nsaintaiatAg lie eT-
lOriy md sPhOEdsag TIE Porers aud inter
erts rhieA belong 10 GoVaHment. Nor,
ar, an Ito Be aIarBedOr diSsHaded from any
sSeA eouyss d, fatimations Of Lhe sPilihg Of
blood. II blood IL 10 Be sPtlt, by IshOis
Gaun Is 4 to De .pilt1 Upon The spRPOEitio",
i MAINTAIN, Il r0iH Be he CaHA Of those ishO
eAoose 10 raiIs he Itandard Of disnnioH, and
eadsaUoy to pTostrate the Government. And
s1, vGas Aaf u done, 20 EOIlg as Il PteaaeS
God to giVs nae yoke 10 tzPTess my 'eati-
salnfs, or an arm, veak and slfesGled az Il
a.sy Be by age. that vOies and that arm ,giu
BE On he aide eCmy country, for he 'uRPOrt
o(hs general authority, and for lie Raints-
a4Ase fhs PoEers Of he UniOH.-[SPeech
Of Henry Clay. August LIST, 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19

FHB Ex-oueen of Naples, the handsome
young woman who swears and smokes so
prodigiously, has received the testimOn ial
of admiration offered by the legitimist la
dies OF France, in the form of diadem of
brilliants, inclosed in an deliberately CHS
seled silver casket, valued altogether Mt
500 .ooOf. ~ 5al-f- e6t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19
EXPERIMENTATION.

WHEREAS, 1t Is certified to me by the proper
w authorities, that mt election held OH the
9Th day September, 1s6l In the2Ist Judicial Cir
cult composed Of the counties Of Harrison, Marion,
Tayier, Preston. Barbour, Randolph, Tucker and
Upshur 10 il the vacancy oceAsOned by the failure
Of the late judge of said circuit to take the 0atli
prescribed by San ordinance for the reorganization
OF the SErto 60Eernment.' a majority Of the votes
cast given for William A. Harrison, BsI, Of
Harrison county,
Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, do declare, by
this my proclamation. the said William A. Harrison
dniV elected to the Office Of Judge OF said 2lst Ju
dicial Circuit.
-, Given under my hand, and the less Seal
L. 8. Of the Commonwealth, at the city Of Wheel
49, ing. this 12th day of October, 1861, and In
the eighty-sixth year OF the Commonwealth.
ra.- FRANCIS II. PEIRP0IST.
Dy the Governor: L. A. HAGANs,
octl5-3t Sec'y OF the Communicable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-19

a black bear weighing two hundred
pounds was eaptnred in a trap at Mount
Prospect last week. Bears Are very abun-
dant 10 New Hampshire this fall.