The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-20
BOUEHERN.

New Orleans hair dreBsers. adyef.
tise q preparation for STRENGTHENING the
hair Of Intelligent votera.,,,
-District Attorney Martin, who shot
Judge Busted In Mobile, has been ad.
nitted to bail In the sum OF $40, 900.
{ The following sscardn was brought
tola Nashyille editor recently, by n re.
spectacle look king coloFed woman, with
the request that It be plblished:S
6 .sr.see NASHVILLE, Jan. IL. 1853.
Z Mr.. EpTToR-Ple lease state for the In.
formation Of the public, chat tI1e nota.
rious Mary Saunders, who figures 50
often In the police court OF, this city, is
q, white woman, regular low Yankee
trash who has assumed the name OF
Saunders. This request Is made by
Mary Nd. Saunders (colored) ITO avoid ali
misrepresentation, and as an act ofjis-
1ce to Your poll icaf friends,
5 MARY, NJ. ,SAUNDERs, lcol.)
in his late speech to- theSYIrginia
Convention, General, Butler, urging the
assembly to consummate its work
speedily uttered the following:.
I'm my opinion; there were only three
Legislative bodies which ever In this
world did their work. thoroughly. and
but three, that i know of. The frat was
the PARLIAMENT which cut on King
Charles head; the second was the Ma
donal Assembly which put King Louis
of France to. death, and the third was
the convention which Framed the con-
stitution of the United States, Aud ali
these conventions or Legislative bodies
sat with closed doors, and made no
speeches: Now, 1 don't mean to say
that this convention could do that, as
In this age the people generally consfd.
er the doing OF everything in secret as
something done wrong, and therefore
all wrong has TO be done very openly
butt only mean to say that there is an
urgent necessity that this convention
should get through with its work as
speedily as possible, and;submit with
out delay its labors to the country.
Do not discuss matters which are mat
ters OF difference; pass them all over,
and get at the MAN work you are to
perform without delay. Adopt the ex-
preston OF one of the members of The
National Assembly, who also voted for
the death of King Louisville, when
called upon to give his opinions upon
the votes taken upon the question of
the death OF any of the prescribed, used
to say: Mort sans phrGSe,-death with
out talking. Do your work without
talking; consume no unnecessary
time.n 4ts3f
The Fayette [NIiss.) Chronicle says
the planters and freedmen have held
a meeting about wages. No conclus-
ion could he arrived at, andieach is
striving TODD the best for himself.
The citizens of DeaconVilIe, Yazoo
county, held a meeting recently, at
which they resolved that the last two
years system OF hiring having proved
It was recommended
not to pay more per month than 81 for
No. men, and s. for women. The
three following plans were thought OF
FfrStEThe planter to furnish land,
stock, and provisions for freedmen, and
give one-fourth Of the crop to the freed
men. & -
Seeond-Planters to furnish land,
stock, and give one-third of the crop to
the freedmen-they to furnish their
own provisions.
IhTd-Planter to furnish land, stock
and one-half the provisions for stock,
and give one-half the crop to the freed
men-the freedmen furnishing their
own provisions and the other half of
the provisions for stock.