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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18
AppFovea March Z. ls1s:l q - /
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AN ACT providing ring the oath OF oiieeto
William r. King. Vice President OF the United

AN CFpfOvdin Tor the oath or oiicei IN
William r. King Vice President elect or the limited
States OF AnIerita. ~ ~ -57i5 800 IL '~
13E gRSrED by the use of Rem
lives OF the United States OF America In Congress ASSEM-
bed; That William l.. Sharkey, who sppointc Con
sui Of the ted states ut Havana lie hereby
authorized to administer at Hasan DREAMY other place
IN the Island OF Cuba, William X King, Vice Hreaei
elect Of the United States fAmerca oaa or ONCE
prescribed by The sixth article the Constitution the
on the fourth day fMhrchn orsome aubsequen n
In the following terms, owit; 81, William r. King, 10
solemny that will support the the
Un ted Statesn Which oath SNile thus atlm stored!
shall be the duty ofthe said William L. shaey and
Is hereby required toCey under his hand to The Con
gress Of the United States. 80 II . ! =. 2
Sec. and 6eft further enacted, by ne authority aJoy.
said That any judge in tho United states NJ
America may administer the oath office aforesaid 10 tie
Vice President eect on OF next, or on some
day subsequent there aud the officer before whom ie
same shall be taken, is heebyrequircd certify the ad
the said oath as Is herenbeore provided
Approved March 9, 1853. =,
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Herald states that the mill which, fe,v ve -
furnished three other estabi ishmeIs with pabeT
now scarneiy able to meet the demands ,of ibs
Herald alone. although many inpbyeinents and
arrangements have been madess NO wonder. n.
says, the United sizes shout ahead aol, fho
world orseneral elligenue, 49, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

Pic raex.-The only sale OF Allegheny metal
ascertained is that the Mahoning lot reported III
market last week. Itswas taken by Pittsburgh
. Mill-400 Tons at s45, 6 mos About $50 Tons
of the seme furnac wat left at Kittanning Mill and
have sale of 100 Tons of Cllo1iNE d s. at s4s
mos, to arrive. Some lots of h. b. are going off
ut from S44 to 46, and warm is held at sS47 No
anthracite can be looked for or until the rush
than can be afforded for metal. There will con.
sequenty be little of this brough into market be.
fore we are well into the SUMMER months
j BLooMs.-We notice but one sale during the
week-that of 20 Tons No. i Junialta a. w.
Duncan's) at $50. .9,sIs .Nf.4
IRoS AND NAIEs.APrces are fully and firmly
SUSTAINED, and the demand good. Puddled bar 81
cts. Nails So per keg for Tod. JusIArA bar ID
fcts.--PittS. AmeTiean.g GOA ~ t58
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

q SENTENCE OF THE ALDERMEN IN N. YoRK.-I,
will he reoollected that the Aldermen and Assis-
tant Aldermen of the city If New York, were tried
for contempt of court, in disregarding injunc-
ton which had been served upon them. They
brought.up before judges Duer, Bosworth, Paine
and Emmett, on Saturday last, fer sentence, when
the following sentences were passed: ~ q ny "a
4, Alderman Oscar W. Sturteyant, who was ad-
Judged 10 have committed Che grossestf CONTEMPT,
because he not only violated the injunction hui
also framed and moved the adoption of the resolu-
tions irnpugning the motives of Judge Campbell,
was sentenced TO be imprisoned nSthe city prison
forteen days, TO pay fine of $3.50 into the CITY
treasury, and pay to the REALTORS the sum of lO2
fortheir costs and expenses. s39a at'sh - d
Each of the other Aldermen who violated the
injunction, and voted for Sturteyants resolutions
Except Alderman Wesley Smith, who has expr, s.
sed his regret and made "a satisfactory apology1
was senteneeG TO pay 10 the relations S101,5l for
! their costs and expenses. -----'-
" Alderman Doherty, who, although he violated
the injunction, voted against Sturtevant resou,
ton; Alderman Wesley Smith, who apologized,
and the Assistant Alderman, who although they
violated the injunction, laid iStuttevanps resolu-
lions on the table, were each sentenced TO, pay
fine of 500 into the city treasury, and to pay to
the relations ISL for their costs and expenses
- In each case warrant W as directed to be issued
committing the defendants to prison until their re.
spective fines are paid. 70 ,. y L.al. M sos
= The announcement.of the sentence against AL
derman Slufteyant The signal for loud applause
which was peremptorily checked /, however, by the
officers of the court. - olra ,.,.s fRs7. 70
% The Aldermen of New York appear to be in
bad odor. Twns of themGwere presented, by Ethe
Grand Jury few d:!ys since, for receiving brides
in the discharge oftheir official duties and 9TH
els escaped by the refusal of witnesses 10 testify
II IS TO be hoped that, at the next election, the Yo
ters OF this city will purge their Council ofall cor
5rrupt members, and replace them by hohestmen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

q j
1.-THE platform of the Democratic Senatorial
Convention of the Fourth Senatorial District, com
posed Of thecounties of Isle of Might, &C., com
comprises thee planks: ao8 bro ba tift.j
First, That the proceeds of the public lands
ou hit 10 be credly applied TO the national objects
specified in the constitution of The United STATES:
and that 9 are opposed ito anyilaw for thu. dis.
tribution OF such; proceeds among the several
States, as alike inexpedient in policy and repug-
nant to the constitution. tsfs. a, 81. ~ .,
Secondly, That no member of either honsess of
the Virginia Assembly ought to receive pay for any
day that he may be absent from his seat unless III
case Of sickness, OF: w hen leave If absetic. is
granted to him by the house To w hich he ma,
Long; and mo member of either house should re-
celSe pay for the period between The commence
ment OF the session and the time he shalitake his
seat and that it is the duty of the general assembly
SO as to provide by law. sfi4f6J q = H.
Thirdly,JThat any system of public scboo,s ~
oe supported by taxation upon the property ar
the citizens OF this commonwealth, would be uns
wise, ,impolltc and oppressive, and ought not to
oe en- enacted BY the General Assembly of Virginia
Rob't r. Prentis, Esq, chosen as the nominee Of
the for the next Senatorial canvass.
But rumpus in the wigwam ensued. Mr. Prentisn'
" reply to of the Committee Inform: M
nun OF ms nomination, after expressing a determi.
nation to change Gs residence beyond The I;Yn;ts of
the Senatorial District very canddly announces thai
he could no accept the nomination il he cont,nned
his residence in the dsS5c because he cannot giye
aiplatform by the ConveSti he iTst f,ss IL
his hearty approval; the second he In
to make the subject of rebuSe 10 Inc Conyention.
a. being unnecessary to male an issue in In,
canvass, and as involving no qaetonof prineip lie.
me third ne unhesitatingly ,diates, Because
he believesfas system ofPublic SCHOOLS to BE-
ported. by taxation upon the properly of the CHI.
a sea Of this be iss, poHaa
Two of The three Iplanks are decidldly ne, II
Efatures of the Democratic creed ana i
rs be treated bya part of the bretherri as insroIs
TONS Save the first solution the Denocrsey Of
the fourth district must be hard pn,t,
forissues md The whole proceeding exhibits 4
tIessing want OF haImony among the .sHamorE.
al 4ntsllz ail- u u a5iip I so
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

.os RESOURCES OF MARloN.7-Wei see that some III
our contemporaries, have spoken of our notice of
Glass Works, andlthe natural Material found here.
IN suchabunlance for such a factory, rs though it
Swas something wonderful that our hills possessed
them. We tell them that is not all !. we hope be-
(Lre the Summer passes be able 10 inform them
that we have Hon w orks established also--We
have p'enty OF the natural materials for such an
ssta plishment Don't take OAR word for it, but
come and see for youfse Ives all who are interested
IN such business EHs gis,iaa. e sgt' ~
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IPupLlc Acr--No. SO. /

AN ACT amend an act entitled ..An act TO amend
act to settle and adjust the expenses OF the peone of
Oregon from attacks and hostltes Cayuse Indians in
the years eighteen hundred and eighteen
hundred aud fortycght, approved August twenty fret
eighteen humid cd and fl y-tvu. 2lI = -
liz by the Senate and Huuse or Replesen,n
tyes Of The United States erica in Congress Assem-.
blei That the Secreta ofthe Treasury ray out OF the
aspiration mentioned IN the dct'to ketiIeand adjust The
oil the people OF Oregon from attacks ami host.
ties OF Caynsc Indians in the years eighteen hundred and
and eighteen hundred y-eight appro
yrd February fourteen, eighteen hundred and lIy one
tho sums found due and allowed by Commissioners Wntt
and Rice. and by the G oyerlor OF Oregon 30
Approved March 2, 1873 .diGs 5l,.i,, e. .iii.-5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

gHGreats britain exports 1856, 600 600 ri. iisr
manufactures w lille we xpotll s26 600 600, in
foreign pidIdclsi Slieh haiallee sheet shows an
once how the precious metals aIe drained by ex.
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RESOLUTION TO p oviLe for straighteninr The east
erm boundary line orthe naval hospital lands al New

RESoLUTloNto ri ovLe for Strengthening the east
Sm boundary lne orthe naval hospital lands New
Resolved by the Senate and Honse OF
o. the Unnei States of America lin Congress- mblct
That the Secretary or the Navy hereby authorized and
70 full effect an made with the cotermnus
proprietor whereby certaart OF the eastern Boundary
of lands OF the val hospital at NewYors strag
eed as will appear by lec:ence 10 map, signed by the
SAIL oprctor and commissioners unniTg the said
line on the twenty eighth of November eiseen
and forty and approved by Secretary Ofthe Ma.
forty eight SO that without any reclniary
on the ono to tho Other the slips OF he south
and west sides OF said line according 10 said PLAN shall
become the property the United States much on
the oter side now belongs TO tho United States shall
lively = 2EFhi ~ ri q = @ n l,,5'-St
Approved March =, 1855 3 q ~ = 80 - :. 4,
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& t. Geo. w, Anderaon. :

si.roi Leo. Nv, Anderson: qaaafii7
COMMISSION MERf,ti A Mn
g, :, -, ~ Warm srREEr, wHEEEINa, Va,
fdE BaItimore and Ohio Railroad having on.n4d M.
TIE reception his eT fb
public HIS facilities for afe hi
steamboat landing. = 1880 ae'et ne i 70 me
s@ils charge win be made for
& lcb2S ftoHt' fp.fW.A, {,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

s7=se -szKseFsinn 1HnirsDye .zzsssaess
THIS Dye warranted, If according directions
TO change the hair from any other color, to beautiful
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

q BENZ Stewart, the Vice President, in his -74th
ytar, said that he Commenced; his pioneer efforts
as a. German missionary inO Cincinnati; in 1905;
that ow5s"German Methodsm, from being a re-
lIhetenpon the meeting adjourned to meet at
night, when large audience in Wesley Chapel
was addressed by Rev. Ghas. Elliott and Hon.
David Fisher. ,f,i Ia t'1sssli .-ss.,l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

GIN PALAcrs.-Among the numerous Gin pala-
Oesin Manchester, England. there are Two which
cOnuotfaiLto attract the attention Of passer by.
In the window Of one of them there is large
painaelo Coatsof' a rms, with the words-s4Nemo
mOrtaIlum omnibus boris sapit." The Other has
clock in an ,apertnts with the words GIN vino
veritass''asWe should think that the landlords
have constant proof Of the i'm q Of their sespec
live mottQes their Various customers: 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

Odd Feliows, nlnsons. Red NIen, SONS of
And other Society Regalia.
Bdnners Seals and Jecels, manufactured and solJ
,as By Gibbs 8 Smith, No.573l Baltimore Street.
a5d EN-, Baltimore, Md.
fHE assortment usually hand consists OF = tTIss
-" ~. REGALIA ~ tlfsG
Ia Odd Es'ioles-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and Rn
In. campment
InG Past Grand and other ulcers plain and
~ 81 7.tenbroideEed.SS u . ;,F,ts.fs1,g ~
aa. ,aE.T tst. 3D. 4thand 9th Degree Parade Re-
- q - Pieh1y embroidered Isneanpinent Issrs,,
l., 80 sRegalfas.a = Z ~ z q u 81 Il "A
- Aasonte-lSnghts Templar, Royal Arch; and Master
q = jewels, Robes, Banners Swords, &C.
sons OF Grand and Subordinate
DNlslons-Oticers and Metnhersy M
hed Past Officers and richly embroiderOd
90 Degree Working and Parade RegaIia.s q = 10
~ oaTl1 5ss,i al ~ JEWELS s.45 u, :. y
Oi the various Orders. Silver Plated Metals
hetuoihg hnishts Tempiar, CHith DiIks.0
.asaitt=.li X BANNERS.
Banners Of every size style and cost the va.
lious Orders and order; and De
re9se showing the style OF the when hshed Also
ROBES. SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS &c.
the the u s.
sslIp GESssENCAMPMR NTS, 3DIyISI0NSEANDl
EHEsssE1H dGTRIBES; ~ 81 ~ u 4 ii 81
Mishng to ut up their supply theEeives with
or Banners, can depend up
o2 dIsa Ay calling
ssgalIa and Banner Street,
~ G. n FRY Agent for var saoe5Eff q
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4 Rev. VIM. Burke, who was born in 177O, said he
was born again in f79o, and has ever'snce cen
seen the effects OF many isas but. in my opinion,
none forbade 30 much evil Ito us, a church or pro
ple,' as Alcrmonism and Spiritualism.'' ~ y " b..
% Pew. Sanfl w. Browne was called on, and sta
led that he'was present at the house ofMr. Car
class was formed, ~. no ~ u, 40. 4 ~,
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s1e.hodi.r, in Cineinnnri.

The Methodist of our sister city commemorated
their filiieth ann versary on the 18th. A longIpc-
count is given of it in the CINCINNATI Gazette from
which we condense the following: u
Rev. ]. B. Finley opened the exercises, and MI.
John Reeves was chosen to presides The snbioin-
ed historical facts were thefmadeknown.
~ The first Methodist sermon preached in Cincin-
matt when village OF 900 inhabitantss was de-,
livered by John Collins in 1903 beforeltwelSe per-
sons. He had come 10 town for the purpose o.
purchasing salt, and being in the store of Mr..
Carter, asked him if there weFe-any Methodiss in
the place. Mr.. @. replied, .tyes, am n Metho-
dist. Ohyess4there are several. Gollins
threw his, arms around Cprters neck and wept.-
A dozen persons were soon nss.mbled in the ht
ters house. and addressed BY this local preacher.
John Sale delivered the second sermon in August,
and class Of nine 1neinbers was formed by JAMES
Gibson in the fall of 1908. The first Love Feast
was heliin the Courthouse in 1905, ys.ss ss7ss
The venerable j. B, Finley WAS called upon,
ana said IN 4Sll he attended, the first Ohio Confer
ence, which was held III the Market house III the
lower part of Cincinnati The morning sermon
was delivered from q butchers block. AT the sub
quent prayer meeting he heard what he then
Thought miracle, lawyer pray, aAteal christian
t1,oyerT-the present John Mel lean of the U 81 SUI
prenei Court. MIR. F., recogized his old brother
Richardson whom some 40 years since he met
building ship, whom he asked if the plank he was
getting out were for the. I'D Ship of Zion. His ap
swet was enc. brother Finley, its solid tinbets are
not laid by such clumsy laborers as me- 50 Lft
The speaker said to him, he would rather sleep
between a negro and an Indian, as he did when
he was a missionary among the Indians, forty
years ago, be without an oyercoat for ten years,
eat raccoon meat and honiny, than 10 tread on
Turkey carpets ind sleep on downy beds, than be
so cramped up by form as not 10 worship God with
his whole heart; be good old fashioned Metho-
DIST, than TO progress SO fat as to be afraid or
ashamed to pray aloud shout aloud, and give glo-
TO God.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

Avi NC completed emsdts East and West
we tender services public With th
mat our facilities are smpasseli our Honse
nsVtng track running into it, and being yerv
Sonmodloos and detaehed from Their gives oiT
irlenas greater securityfor theirproperty. ~
portGtion Line, through direct to Philadeiphia.
~ y Having Facty store 10000 tons mo chorg
VIII Pc made Tor storage when Consigned for shipment
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH lls, 1885, I
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PERFECT JET BLACK, = - {
- 4. 3 AwITHouT 1F5'LG - I 81
SLaining the Ski1

:" Price, 90 cents per bottle: For sale by KILLS q eALD
WELL. wholesaie Agents, and by lgM r. MCKEE az
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-09

We learn that Governor STEVENS, who has been charged
with the duty Of exploring the northern of the pro-
posed overland for railroad California is now
engaged at Washington in organizing his company He
expects to leave St. Paus Minnesota about the 10th or
18th Of May next with forty fifty picked men, and to
strike due wsst for pass through the mountains to
Pugets Sound, which he hopes to reach by October.
George B. MCCLELLAN, Brevet- Captain Corps of Eng-
neers is to be ordered to proceed direct by way of the
Isthmus to Pugets Sound where he will organize an
other company and homsward to meet Stevens
In the Rocky Mountains, and there exchange the infor
nation they may have severay acquired in their respec
tive explorations. Stevens will then proceed to Puges
Sound where he designs establish the seat of govern
ment Of the new Territory of Washington Of which
have already announced his appointment Governor
and Mcclellan win return to Washington city, and make
his report If nothing untoward happens he may be ex
pected to arrive here about the time Stevens reaches the
seat Of the new government, say in October.
1t is also rumored, but upon less reliable authority
that Capt MARCY, in this city, will have command
ola party to explore the route travelled by him last
mer and which, believe, is the southern Of all
the proposed routes for railroad from the Mississippi
Valley to California
There will be two more companies but they are
not yet organized, is it known who win command
them.-New York Post.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-09
BRITISH INDIA.

The Edinburgh Review, in a recent article on
British India, thus traces the progress of British
supremacy in the East
The growth Of Indian empire, looking first to the
period when may be said taken root and next
to the extent of territory and population which
il now comprises may indeed be said to constitute Of
the wonders Of the world In 1867, not quite hundred
years ago. England besides being mistress Of afew fac
tories the coast Of Malabar and Coromandel exercised
sovereignty over 1882 square miles Of territory, which
she had acquired from the Nabob Of Bengal In 1793
the date of Lord Cornwalss permanent settlement up
wards Of 100000 square miles Of territory, with popu
ation little short of 10000, 900, acknowledged her su
premacy. The former had grown in 1873 when the char
ter renewed to about 800 miles the latter
to 600OO,0OO which again were increased In 1888 to
400 900 square miles, peoped by Mt least 100000 600 OF
natives At this day the surface extent Of land actually
contributing TO the Indian treasury and managed by CO.
venanted servants Of the company, falls little short Of
6000 900 square miles, while the population viii be placed
under rather than above the mark If that it
reaches 100000 000 But this is not all Between Cape
Comorin and the Himaaya mountains and from Bombay
to Arracan, there is not prncpay State or province
but is less connected with the British empire by
treaties admssive Of the superiority Of the stranger
Thus norhward Of the peninsula extending to the centre
we find Cashmere CHS, Sutledge, Nepau; the northeast
frontier States, Rajpootana, Dude, Bundelcund; the
southwest frontier States Berar, Sangeor, Mana and
Hyderabad with other less important principalites to
the south the Mysore the 0rssa, Taghrcs Travancore
&c. and TO the Clutch, Guzzera and various other
petty chieftanshps besides. AZ these, presenting sur
face extent Of upwards Of 600 900 square miles, and
prisng population which has been taken at 81 600
OF souls are for every practical purpose ut the absolute
disposal OF the British Government Some of them are
connected with it by subsidiary treaties that is to say
they supply funds for the maintenance of given number
of troops, which the British Government discpnes and
hcers others pay tribute and undertake in case OF war
70 swell our armies with contngens which the strength
fixed while the residue accepting protection hold
themselves bound when called upon to cooperate with us
in any contest into which may enter In word, we
have become far extensively than could be pred-
Gated Of the most powerful Mahomedan emperors lords
paramount Of India having vassas under us whose ag
gregate military establishments show musterroll in
round numbers of about 400, 600 armed men.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-09

The voters Of Knoxville Tenn have voted
IN iavor Of subscription Of 900 the Knoxville and
Lexington Railroad
Inc pennsylvania Senate has reconsdered and passed
the resolutions 70 take the of the people on the
priety Of adopting the Maine law
mr HICKS, the witness imprisoned in New York for re-
fusing to testify in the City Council corruption has
been discharged from custody by Judge Norris much TO
the dissatisfaction Of the citizens generally.
The Illinois railroad lines now building tits snid stand
50 greatly IN need Of abores that some Of the
mand
The New York Legislature has dismissed from office Mr.
Tarbox, Assistant Librarian Of the House. and ordered
him to be confined in the Jail until the close Of the Sea-
sion, on charge involving bribery