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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-15
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of an execution to me directed, issued from
the oe the Clerk OF the District Court in and for
the county of Cedar and State Of Iowa, in favor OF
Dane. Farer IL HIDE and against d. W. Hoy and John
Doty, have levied upon the following property As the
property Of the said D. W. Hoy. to-wit: The wheat
that grew hundred and four Of land, now
in stack and hundred Of growing in the
field. less: aud shall offer the for sale
public cutlery the farm Of d. W. Hoy, in Iowa town.
ship in said county, Tuesday the 9th day of August
A. d. 1861 at O'clock p. OF said day. to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue thereon
Dated this 3lst day ofJuy, A. d. ls6l.
J. l.. BRADSHAW.
pr fee s3.40 Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 12.
Apasenger arrived hear from Richmond,
passing Knoxville last Friday, reports
Gen Zol'icoffer at the head of Tennessee
troops there, and that he had suppressed
Parson Brownlow's Knoxville Wii1.
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eddy in favor of recognition of the Sourh
ern Confederacy, so far as an exchange of
pritoners is concerned
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BY virtue Of an execution to me directed
Issued from the Office of he clerk of the District
oHrt in and for the county Of Cedar and >ns
OF Iowa. in favor of john kirch and agains, Il.
ter h'rch. have levied upon the following PROV
cry a. the property Of the said Peter Kircb to.
wv ne west half of the northeast quarter Of
the northeast quarter. and the We, hat q, the
southeast quarter ofthe northeast quarter Of sec
non no. twelve. township no. eighty one, nor.a
OF rang" two west Of the 9Th p. M, with Inc A.
purtenaEces thereon: said property is sitm,ea
III Cedar county, Iowa:
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tip
ton, in said county, on Friday, the 23d day f
August \. D. 1851 at one O'Clock D. H. OF saia
day, to satisfy said exec ation and costs tha ny
a"crue thereon.
Dated this oath day Of JuEy. A. D. 1861.
J. l.. BRADSHAW, Sheriff
pr fee 81 col of Cedar county, lows.
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ABINGDON, ILL, June l4th 1861.
NANDEEVooRT. DiCKERsoN Co, Dear Sirs:-
Yours OF the l2th inst. is at hand, and contents
noted, and in reply would say that the Howe's
Scales you put up for me work like a charm
since you were here and any statement to the
contrary, by the Agent of Fairbanks Scales, or
any party, must have been made from false i'm
preston made by some interested party, or from
disposition on his part to injure the reputa-
t'on OF the Scales by false statement. At all
events the whole thing is a fabrication, as the
Scales, thus far, works to my entire satisfaction
as well as to the satisfaction of all other parties
who have witnessed their working since you we're
here. have the fifty pound weight yet, and
would like to keep it sometime longer Mr.
Jesse Burr has not purchased Scales, vet. and
the hard tines ' -
Yours respectfully, H.BHApnrx
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II. B. HARDEN.
,,. kEwANEE June 10th, 1861.
Messra. AANpEEXnnRL QLcxrrSaA -,

hEwANEE June l9th 1861.
Messrs 'ANDERvooRT, DICKERsOS d co.
gentlemen: In answer to your letter of June
lith. enclosing letter t. your house from ar
NJ Is. Harden. of Abingdsn dated June l1th 7
would say that after left your store called at
the establishment of Mcssrs Falrbank. 4 Green.
Leaf on or about the llth of June, and iuoui-cd
OF them the lowest price they would sell me- :,
1ouf-ton scale, and mentioned at the same .iuo
tlat had been looking at the Howe's 81 aIes-
thought something of purchasing one of them.
MI. Gieenleaf then gave me their l,rlces and
spoke OF Howes Scales as eng very imperfe RI
ana poor scale. and that there were many of
them that would not work, and mentioned To m q
that a scale near by where lived was badly ont
OF order, and would not work at all, This Scal4
he SAID, was at Abingdon H.. and had be,r
bought by Mr.. NJ. Il. Harden and was worth
nothing for Weighing and had been abandoned
an OF which tended to discourage me from pur-
chasing the Howes Scale, and after mentioning
TINS matter to your agent. Mr.. Hooker and he de.
hied the same, and stated to me tia. M Green
ltai was nota man Of veracity, as he has detect.
ca MN very recently in several falsehoods |
began to doubt his veracity. Since | have seen
the letter from Mr. NJ b. Harden, Of Abingdon,
dated Jane lith | am inclined to think it WINS
al sald ny Glcenleaf for the purpose of discour-
aging me, and that it was FALSE as the enclosed
letter OF Harden is in contradiction 10 Green.
leafs statement to me, and | think this unfair
course of competition ought to he discounte.
nanced. as there is nothing like fair play and
truth in trade. Hoping this explanation is sat.
isfactory, am respectfully yours.
O.T,GRAyES
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SHERIFF SALE.

DI virtue Of a special execution to me direct
ID ed, issued from the office OF the Clerk ofths
District Court. in and for the county Of Cedar
ard state OF Iowa in favor OF Samuel slemmons
and against Seretus Tufts md others. have
levied upon the following property as the prop
erty Of the said Serstus TUFTS, and Others TO-
wit:
Section number seventeen: the northeast quar-.
ter of section number nineteen; the northeast
quarter, the northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of section number twenty, all in town.
ship number seventy-nin-, north of range nun.
Der one, west ofthe fifth prime pal meridian with
the aprurtenances thereon; said land is situated
in Cedar county, Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont.
cry, at the Court House door in the town Of
Upton in said county, Oh Saturday the 18th day
Of August A. ID. 1851 at one o'clock 2. NJ Of
said day to satisfy said execution and costs tha
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10th day of july A. D. 1901
j. l.. BRADSHAW,
pr fee ST. Sheriff Of Cedar county, IOWA
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The First Caya1ry.

Capt. Park, of the Canada, yesterday
brought news that this regiment had re-
turned from keokuk to Burlington. The
regiment had gone as far as keokuk uu-
der Lieut.. Col. Moss, in obedience to or
dcrs from Gen. Fremont, that officer
having heard that they were ready for
service; when informed correctly he
countermandcd the order, and Col. War
rem brought the regiment back.
The rebel Congress has passed an act
for tAc imprisonment or expulsion of the
Union men
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The business at Mechanicsvilie, transacted un.
der the name and style Of 7. C. MCCLELLAN =
Co, will hereafter be carried on under style AND
name of j. C. BucHER X Co., at same place. -
Persons owing 4. G. McCleland 20, VIII
oblige us by settling their accounts.
DC. BUCHER CO.
Mechanicsyille, Iowa, July l. 1861.
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THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR COUNTY, SIS:
IN the District Court Of said Cedar county June Term
A. d. 1851
FRASCIs MCKEE,
VS.. In Equity.
JAMES H. COVER, Original Notice.
RoRREnELL Cow Err # n
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SHERIFF SALE.

price sl.sGl SheriTlof Cedar coun
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SHERIFF SALE.

pr fee stGoI Sheriff # CsIir Co.m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01
BY TELEGRAPH

CINcINNATi, March 30.-F1our very dull and pticeS
dropping and nominal superfne g offered Mt $50,
Hut not leable to any extent at over 81 40. extra
SL6Og+,IO, aud family at Sl.9O@5 Wheat arm nj
q for prime red Corn steady Al sc for ear In bulk
Oats = = In bulk. and In fair demand. YhIsky arm
at l3I, with sales OF 1900 bbls ProyisIuns ouIet
and unch9nged; small sAles OF bacon at 9IlS95S Tor
bone Sides gls9l0 for clear rib. and lOJ<6lOR for
clear GOOO0 ~ bulk shoulders sold at &C. and 10000
q" sides at S2sGs%. Nothing done In Mess Pork or
Lard but both are held firmly. Good demand for
Coffee; with sales OF 1000 bags at l3Iz9l39< Sugar
and Molasses unchanged and steady at full prices
$40. "
INV YoEE, March 3O.--PIour declined &C.; saies
1000 bbls. at S52Ad5,30 for State; &h60Rh,TO for
Ohio southern unchanged and firm. Wheat 1c low
er; sales 6SOO0 bus. at $l,27GI,2O for Milwaukee
Clubs $l324l 80 for red Western and $lbO6AlS5 for
white Corn declined lc-; sales 1900 bus. at 676
o9 for old; 6S for new. anil 1Oa75 for white South.
ern. Pork firm ut STATS fur mess, and Sl2Tb for
prime Whisky firm at Il f9ls.
BALTIMORE, March 3O.-Florr has advanced l2llc /;
Howard ST., Ohio and City Mills held nj S525> 6ut
there have been sles at these prices Wheat nd.
yaneod 3@5c.; red Sl.3O6plya5; white $l.4SGl as.
Sorn also aLyaneeti and prices &c. higher mixed So
ta6O yellow beGdl. Pork dull Mt 81 for mes, and
81 for prime. Coffee active ut lg34sl33f Whisky.
firm at Tx
PnLADELPHIA, March 3Os-Flour advanced 1919.
sales auperhhe at 1925, aud extra Mt S5,446551
wheat moving IN; sales red At 81 ODl 32 and white
at l6O. Corn active 6o666I Tor new yellow
and Inferior at SO. Whisky steady at lTIS6lS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01

NEw YoRE, March 3O.-Tho steamship
Daniel Webster, which arrived here this
afternoon, from Brazos, reports that she
landed at Fort Jefferson, Tortu9os, Com
Panies L and n, of LIST ARTILLERY. and MT
Eart Taylor, Key West. Companies F and
*, of the same regiment.
The Indians were committing great hay
&C among tue people of Texas, killing
many and running off their stock. Major
Smiley had chastised some of the savages.
CoFtinas, the Mexican outlaw, whose
movements gave so much alarm to the
people of Brownsville, was understood to
be awaiting the departure OF tx United
States troops, TO commence ope, lions nm
n larger scale than heretofore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01

CnlLLs AND FEvERl CHIbGs AND FEVER!
One of the greatest remedies TINT has ey-
er been laid before the public. for fever
and ague, aud which have received the
highest encOmiums from the press and the
people, is Or. Hostetier's Celebrated Bit
terS. Who would endure the torture aris-
ing from this terrible disease, when it can
be so easily cured2 Who would endure
sleePless nights, burning fevers and icy
chills, alternately, when remedy can be
obtained for mere trife2 Aud yet how
many families linger out a puiuful exist
ence under this deadly blight, aud do no.
thing but gulp down quinine, until it be-
comes as common as their daily meals. and
yet they are not relieved. None but the
foolish and weak would hesitate to pro-
cure these valuable bitters, and save them
selves intense agony. Sold by druggists
and dealers everywhere.
RB=See advertisement in another col
umu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01
81 0e.lear1pk.
Reported for the Daily IntelIigencer
From Chicago,

CHICAGO, March sO.-Tbe banks of this
city, on Monday, will throw out the notes
of the following thirty-two Illinois banks:
Album, Benton, Carmel, Chester, Federal,
Union. Quincy, Republic, Belvideer, Canal.
Citizens, Commercial of New Haven, Con-
tiuental, Corn-planiers, Farmsrs and
Traders, Farmers Bank of IlIinDis, Far.
mer's Bank of Canton, Fronticr, Grand
Prairie, Illinois State, Lancaster. Mer.
chants and Drovers, Mississippi River.
New Market, Pumet, Prairie Safe, Rail-
road, Shawanees and Union, Pike County,
Edgar County, Morgan County ald South
ern Illinois.
These Banks have circulation of about
S350, 900, 900, based upon Missouri. Ten
nessee aud Louisiana stocks. AT the
present market rate of securities. the
notes are worth 50 and 9Oc. on the dollar.
Thomas P. Shallcross, Speciel Agent of
the Post Office Department, took charge
OF tue Chicago Post Ofirc, to-day, by or
der of the President, for Of uIleg-
ed arrears aud faulty accounts. running
through even n longer period than the
present quarter. The city is rife with ru-
mors, many of them doubtless highly ex.
aggerated
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01
BUSINESS NorIoEs-

E4rCEPHALIc PILLS, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cpreaIl kinds
of Headache.
Blythe use of these pills the periodic at
taeks of Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prevented; andif taken at the commence.
ment of nm attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtaihed.
They seldom fail in removeing the Nau-
sea and Headache to which females are so
subject.
They act gently upon the bowels.-re-
moving Costivcness.
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons OF sedentAry habits,
they are valuable as Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the natur-
al elasticity and strength Of the whole sys-
TEN.
Far saleb by REED & ERAFT,
Ceutre Wheeling.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial dispatch to the N. Y. Post[
WASHINGTON, March %.
TaE vIRaIxIA uAIL AaEECtEs.


1t was asserted yesterday, without con-
tradiction, that Mr.. Lincoln had removed
the newly appointed mail agents in Yir-
ginia. but to-day tue assertion Is denied
The story grew out of the f,pt that Mr..
Lincoln assured a Virginiau, day or two
since, that no Objectionable person should
be retained in the employ of the govern
meDt in that State. This was understood
to mean that the recently appointed agents
would be removed, butthe PdStoiice = e.
partment does not so understand IL. Nh.
Cook, who was so meanIy insuIted on the
Manassas Gap Railroad, is Virginia citi-
zen, who voted for Bell and Everett, and
never for one hour held or believed in Re-
publican doctrines. He is citizen of
Alexandria, and has there always borne u
high reputation, and was never suspected
OF any sympathy for the Republican party.
Such man is mott be removed on the de-
mand of a set of secessionists. Sir. Hall,
President of the Wide-Awake Club of
Washington, has been appointed Mail
Agent on the Baltimore i Ohio Railroad.
He is q Virginian, and no objection will be
made TO him on the route he traverses.
The people along this road are generally
loyal to the union, and are highly civilized
which is altogether more than can be truth
fully said of alarge portion of the people
in Eastern Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01
"a ArRrEsDtnDoddrfdge County, send

"a AEPrEsp aDoddriage County, send
Ing US some subscriptions, makes this OBJ
sery"tiOn with regard to that region:
This portion of Virginia is almost equal
20 the famous Tenth Legion for its ndher-
ence to Locofocoism. The people here re-
mind me of the Irishman's pups; they
open their eyes when their brains are about
70 be knocked ont, They look around
aud cry, linen and brethren, what shall
We do 10 be saved7" tell them to send
Tor the AHtettigeHesr, and have induced a
few to do So"
We hope our correspondent will con-
tinue in his laudable enterprise. There is
no telling how much good the InteRigeaesr
might do in the way of enlighteuipg the
good people of DOddridge.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01

WEAKNESSES oP rHR SToNACn AND IxDr-
MISUNDERSTANDING great Cure Effected 6y
BGrhGres Holland Bitsrs.-The wife Of
PETER De WHITE, living In Holland Town,
She6oygau county, Wisconsin, suffered
much from weakness of the stomach and
indigestion. She had been under a ply
sician's care for some time, but the disease
seemed to battle evsnlhis skill. She pur-
chased some Holland Bitters at our office,
which has given tone to her stomach
her appetite and strength are returning,
and we firmly believe that this is pnother
great cure effected by your medicine,
We have still to record many wouderful.
cures effected by this remedy, but must
wait another opportunity. One thing you
can rely upon, what We have published are
from persons much respected In our COM
munity, and are literally true
]. QUINrUs.
Ed. shebOygau NieuSs5ode, shebOygau,
Wisconsin.
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r1-TO .DAY, as eyerybody wslI knovs

pD-TO Day, as everybody we'll knows
who will read this, is the first of April
On this day it is very generally supposed
there are more fools than on any other day
Of the year, although there seems to be no
good reason on which to predicate the sup
position. To-day the whole world ''and
the rest of mankind" moves. We have
no doubt that when Calico put forth that
sublime declaration, "the world moves. I"
lie had the first of April in his minds
eye, and meant really to express
no dangerous heresy. This day all
good housewives dread. So do those I'M
lucky wights who have to pay little bills
and heavy especially when the
"sponsa are not about their clothes. But
to others this day is welcome visitor.
To those who lore the mild beauty of
April,w its sunshine and showers; to those
who have flowers to plant and gardens to
dress up; to the farmers who have plow-
ing to do and the lAbors of the
season to begin, this day is not
uuwelcOme. Especially is it hailed
with joy by the little urchins who
rove around our streets, for it indicates
the aear approach of that delightful sea-
son when they may pull off their shoes
aud run barefoot in all tue freedom and
e1huberance of dirt and boyhood. To
many the first of April is the beginning of
new year. All such we would recommend
to form resolutions of reformation, aud
keep AS many of them as they can. The
first of April is good time to quit swear
ing, drinking mean whisky, chewing to-
baeco, and smoking stOgy segarsi good
time to leave OF all little vices and great
ones, too, aud to adopt and begin to prac-
tiee the cardinal virtues; good time to
collect bills, if you can; good time to
pay debts, and especially favorable time
to pay the printers, if you happen to owe
them anything.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01

BB-THE CoSSEorIoNs AT BELLAIRE,-
We have been requested to call ntten.
ton to the want of connections between
the Central Ohio, and Cleveland and Pitts
hurgh railroads Mt Enthusiastically pas
seRgers for Wheeling, Bridgeport OF any
points above, are subjected to much an
uoyauce- and Inconvenience, especially la
dies. They are couped up in little ticket
Office depot, among all the riff raft that
usually lOaEs around such place, and
their ears are compelled to hear all sorts
Of profanity and vulgarity. A merchant
of this city tells US that his wife was
obliged to stay 10 this place for about an
hour the other day, waiting for the Pitts
burgh train, and that she never in her life
was WITNESS of so much indeceney. The
attention of the proper authorities is earn
estIy requested to this crying evil.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01


R1~ DARING ArrEMPr AT BuRutAnY.-
A bold supposed attempt at burglary, was
made up at Washington, Pa, few nights
ago, upon the dwelling of Mr. o. R.
MNary, though, us it turned out, nothing
was missed from tho premises. Tho par
ticulars, as we find them in the Washing
ton papers, are these: Mrs. NpNary had
retired to bed about nine o'clock, in
room on the first floor, Immediately nd.
joining the one into which the entrance
was effected. Her husband being sill up
in town, she threw some coal on the Gre
just before retiring, and LEFT it burning
without covering. She states that, hav-
ing beea asleep, as she supposes, for near
ly aR hour, she was awakened by noise,
but supposiug it was made by the wind,
which was very high ut the time, she was
not much alarmed at first, but in a short
time, heard in the front room adjoining, a
noise something like the opening of a
drawer or the hosting of n window
Her husband still being absent, she
was, of course, some somewhat startled,
out lay stu to watch the Developments.
The fire was burning brightly in her
room, and In short time she observed
the door leading into the room where she
heard the noise very cautiously open,
whsn man stepped 10. She was enabled
to see him distinctly by the light of the
fire, as the door in which he stepped was
only some six or eight feetfrOm the bed.
She was, Of course, not little agitate6,
but made no outcry; and thinking 1t best
to show as little fear as possible, she sim
ply aeeOsted him with show dye do, sirg'
whereupon he turned back into the room
and made good his escape through tho win
dow he had entered. She then alarmed
the ueighbors, aud search was made
about the premises, but no satisfactory
trace Of the guilty party could be obtained.
The effort, however, was renewed, and re-
suited in the arrest Of Vim. Douley, alias
COnley, who was held 70 bail in the sum
of eight hundred dollars to answer the
charge at May Term next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01

Tar RIyER.-There was good
stage of water in the river SATURDAY., and
rising. The weather was raw and busi-
ness on the wharf not very active. The
Nary Cook was up from cineianati on her
way to Pittsburg. The Liberty departed
for Cincinnati With a good "Trip. There
were no other arrivals or departures, We
believe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01

ES-wE understand that there will be no
Federal Court held in this city this Spring
term, for the reason that there is some
misunderstanding between the U. S. Mar
shall, Mr.. Martin, and the authorities at
Washington, about funds. The misunder-
standing results, as We learn, from dis
srepausy in their accounts. We shall
probably know the facts in day or two,
and when we DO, we shall give them in
full.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01

NEW ORLEANS, March 3O.-The steamer
Coatsacolcos arrived off Matagorda bay,
on the 25th inst, to take away The Federal
troops. 1t is reliably stated tha Abe troops
will be landed ut New York aiRht hmm.
dred troops are awaiting tram rlation Mt
lndinnola. Several compauis r. expect
ed from San Antonio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01
FORMATIONS FOR TaE SOUTH.

The Presidential nominations just sent
TO the Senate have much Significance. 1
allude to the appointment of George w.
Lane as Judge of the Northern and South
ern Districts of Alabama, aud another gem
tlenan as United States Collector at Key
West. Both of these gentlemen were APP
pointed to their respective Offices at the
request of southern citizens, and not upon
the motion ofthe government. Mr.. Lanes
appointment will crafty avery large por-
ton of the people of upper Alabama, and
United States Collector will be welcomed
at Key West, especially as the guns of Fort
Taylor will protect him in the discharge of
hisdnties. Tie Montgomery government
has also appointed its collector for the
same port, but he is not expected to pro-
coed to his post until the United Suites
government abandons Fort Taylor, which
1t win not do till it acknowledges the
Jefferson Davis Republic. These appoint
ments Indicate the policy of the Admins
tratton clearly enough. 1t will appoint
officers in the seeded States wherever the
public sentiment will tolerate such appoint.
ments and the presence OF government
agents. As fast as the secession epidemic
abates, so fast will the United States gov
eminent advance at the South, until Il re-
asserts its authority inevery seeded State
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-01

Bosrox, March 3O.-Ex-Chief Justice
Shaw died suddenly, this morning, while
engaged in dressing himself.