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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
Chnnge of Eimc!s 80.
'CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAlL LRoAD'
u. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
,...r-r sE BRTwERK i .-fL
20 Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

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gs18ssS G %iSGREsT ifS Gar; a;3
DTTRNAI Cant Asa Shepherd, will rum daily between
Wheeling and Pittsburgh winchester leaving Wheel
nal every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at a Mi
arriving at Wesye in time to connect win me CieSe.
East Returmg-the Winchester leaves PittsSuEsh eve
rs Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, am me ~ ;
at Wheeling In time for the msi. lues for Ohio. @
III s' " s. C.. BAKER & Co.. Aseft r,
5-Tirough tickets for Cleveland Tolelc Monroe, Pc
NIIr,.,Le Cbirapo Buffalo and Duktr, sold at the
49, 49, ~ 5 e r n Us = CO 'a 6ieb6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

Delay In any case OF eonsunptive tendency L emphat
ealy DEATH under all ordinary treatment The AnBg
TIVE. II you have any symptoms above desenheo' 2
advised in time. -. :, :. ,,,.,,- I,
Pbs sole agents for tho United States and BIHh Amer
lean 70 whom All future OEdeTs must be address
Also-Ior sale By b. a. FAHNBsToCK 4 Co.
aepI7:3taW s.1 --a ElLISuuBhI -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

: = = .. M. HAMILTON, - p
a1a STEAM BOAT AGENT b
.->g7.- - ross % WHEELING IVA.
vvyIr Tso-,a nj tI,e foot Of Monroe street,
attend to the receiving and delivering oiirest an"
e for ali regular packets will he received fee oil
charge. 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

Austria is concentrating force on the Syrian
frontier The Syrian government has ordered the
population to arm, and has informed the Porte
That Austria will not be permitted 10 occupy Ser
Via. The Porte informed Austria thatTurkey will
exnect her 10 prohibit the Russians IromsnpPiying
The Montenegrias with arms through port Caltaso.
Austria offers 10 remain entirely neutral, if the
Porte will refrain from employing Austrian retu-
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12
How Jo.or1S WAS C,prr,pn

How Joaquin WAS CAPTURED. A
MURDERER SHoT.-The Stockton Journal
has the following further particulars of the
capture of Joaquin joaquin was taken
by surprise, being unarmed and Just COM
ing into camp, leading his horse. AS soon
as he got sight of the rangers, he jumped
on his horse and fled, but was not quick
enough. The hand brought in By The ran
gers was the MANNED hand of Three Fin
gered Jack. A glass jar is to be procured
to put the head and hand in, when the peo-
pie of Stockton can have sight at them .
The murderer of Glasscock is dead. The
party in pursuit were directed by Mexi-
can woman to watch certain hombre who
was in the habit of carrying food to his hi
ding place. They did SO, and shot him
while attempting to run.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

Missing.-S2O0 Reward -Selig
Mogenstern left Mud Springs on the
18th of July, in coming with friend,
bound for Fiddletown, at which place
they both arrived. After remaining
there four days, he left to return, since
which time nothing has been heard of
him. His cousin, M. Morgene stern,
offers reward of 5000 for any in
formation leading to his discovery,
He is aged 50 years, is about five
feet in height, with black whiskers,
and had on when he lett, a gray cloud
ed cashmere coat, dark plaid cassi-
mere pants, black cloth vest, white
shirt, and wore gold watch and chain.
a double specimen breast pin, with
chain, a heavy ring and a wesson re-
Volver.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12
Footpads,-As a gentleman of oul

Footpads,-As a gentleman of our
acquaintance was passing down Sac
ramento street on Thursday evening.
he observed that he was followed. Af-
ter getting below Davis street, the
party came so near as to make his
company unpleasant. Our friend
turned to run, when the person behind
him raised the cry Of "stop thief"
Another party, who hud, up to this
time been hid, jumped from from an
alley and struck him with some weap-
on. supposed tosbe slung shot, laying
upen thesleft ear cutting and bruising
it in a shocking manner. He succee-
ded in reaching a coffee stand where
were some mon, and thus relieved
himself from his troublesome neigh
bors.-.S. f. AdU.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

According to the statistics publish
ed in this paper yesterday morning, it
appears that the mills now in opera
ton and in course Of construction will
be of capacity to supply the consump-
ton Of -four in the State. Of course
the estimate was only approximate to
the capacity of the mills, and not to
the amount that will be actually turn
ed out per diem. But it is not only
probable but certain that at least one
half of the estimated product will be
actually thrown upon the market from
the mills after the 1st of December,
provided the crops now in the ground
are sufficient to keep the mills running.
1t is safe to calculate that the crops Of
1854 will be equal to three-fourths of
the demand for home consumption,
and after that the importation of -four
will be only nominal, if it does not
cease entirely. 1t is now a generally
admitted fact that the soil of Califor-
MIA is better adapted than any known
to the culture of wheat and other ce-
reals. We are the most enterprising
people, and the least likely to overlook
any advantages, commercial or other,
that may come in our way. We have
the territory, the industry, and the en-
terpriSe, to surpass all other countries
in making -four as we'll as in furnish
ing the world with gold-AN1.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

Another Rebster Monunaent.-We
are informed that the citizens and yeo-
manry Of Old Plymouth County are
about erecting a monument to the
memory of Daniel Webster, in Bridge
water, on Sprague's Hill, so called, it
being the highest land in the county,
near the line of railroad to New York,
via Fall river. They have already
subscribed several hundred dollars to-
ward the object.-BoStoa Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

GREAT BRITA1N.-Thc steamship Africa
arrived out in ten days Parliament was
engaged in discussing projects for the gov
vernment Of India. The Irish Nunneries
question was also debated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kean have been
completely successful in bringing out By
rOn's play Of Sardanapolis. A magnificent
diorama Of the city Of Nineveh and of the
river Tigris, and a perspective Of the Hall
Of Nimrod were given on this occasion.
Alderman Harmer, proprietor of the
London Sunday Dispatch, is dead,
1t is proposed to solicit from the Muse
um of Roaen, the heart ofRichard Cour de
Lion, to bury beneath Meachetti's statue
of that hero, about to be erected in London
in remembrance Of the Worlds Fair of
1851.
A correspondent of the Daily Negs
states, that among the collection ofJapan-
csc articles in jhe Dublin Exhibition there
is medallion head, in papier mache, over
which appear, in bold Roman capitals, the
words "Jean Milton"
An Exhibitor " writes a savage letter
TO the Times, complaining that the New
Y ork Exhibition is not opened, and advi-
ses the Earl Of Ellesmere and his fellow
commissioners to come home in disgust.
The SIEGE AND BLOCKADE OF BUENos
AYREs.-1'he state Of affairs at Bucnos
Ayre5 is very bad The besieging party
occupy all the outskirts Of the town, and
daily the inhabitants are aroused from their
sleep by the discharge Of artillery in the
skirmisheS that take place. A cannon
ball took off q woman's head while sitting
in bed combiGg her hair; another came
laundering down one Of the streets and
took a leg each from two men. The city
is not only besieged, but blockaded. Bue-
nos Ayres is dull as possible. The be-
siegers have declared several new ports of
entry open, above and below the city, in
order to ship the hides, they are so rapidly
accommodating by killing the cattle of the
Province.
The war between Peru and Bolivia was
fastening to result. Peru had seized
Cobija. the only seaport of Bolivia, and
acts Of retaliation were common. No bat
tie had yet been fought, or decisive move
ment taken.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

Beg 1t is said to be bad sign to see
man with his hat off at midnight, ex-
planning the principles and theory of true
democracy to lamp post.
RB~ DIR. B. F. Angel, the lately ap-
pointed consul for Honolulu sailed from
New York for the Isthmus on the steam
ship Illinois, on the 10th ut.
Bsa-Prof Ellet publishes letter warn
ing the people of New York against the
unhealthful and poisonous effects of the
Croton water when delivered through the
lead service pipes.
nA- Louis Philippe's Spanish pictures
yielded, at the sale by auction in London,
twcntv-eight thousand pounds sterling.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

pairing a most important act for the
protection and extension of the relig-
ious liberties enjoyed by all Christian
denominations within his empire. The
instrument, as the London Times de-
scribes it, will be in the form of a pub
lie act, addressed to the patriarchs Of
the Churches in the East, but inclu-
ding in its provisions all the Christian
churches, Greek, Latin, Armenias,
and Protestants. 1t will constitute a
formal but spontaneous engagement
by the Sultan with all Christendom,
for the confirmation of all the privie-
ges Of Christians in all parts Of Turkey,
and removes the pretence of any ne
cessity that there should be a special
treaty guarantee with Russia for the
Greeks There never has beer any
doubt Of the fairness of the Sultan's
Intentions and the liberality of his pol
icy. Still the Russian Emperor is
committed by his formal declarations,
not to he satisfied with anything less
than a treaty conceding to him the
protectorship which he has been ex-
acting in such arrogant terns, with
the alternative, that he will, if denied,
occupy the Danubian provinces.
Will this be an act of war is the
question still discussed in England and
France, at the date of the sailing of
the Africa or, in other werds, will
Europe treat it as an act of war? The
subject was keenly discussed, but
without any definite opinion being ar
rived at. France for once seems to
be in advance Of England, more prompt
and more explicit in its resistance to
Russian encroachments.
There is no doubt that opposition
to Russia is the predominant feeling
among all classes Of Frenchmen, and
that nothing would be more likely to
consolidate Louis Napoleon's throne,
than to put himself at the head of that
European movement. There are ex-
citing times at hand in Europe, whe-
| ther Russia advances or recedes.
The Russian war in the Circassias
has commenced with redoubled fury.
Two Turkish merchat vessels have
been captured by the Russians in the
Black Sea. This is the first overt act
hostility.
ARABIA-The Turkish Troubles
with Russia cause intense excitement
among the Arabs.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

MARIPosA Politics. - The Stockton
Journal is informed by gentleman from
Mariposa, that the independent ticket for
County and Legislative officers, will most
likely be successful. Herbert and Flour
noy, the Bigler candidates, will run far be-
hind those who openly dgnounce the CLIQUE
of men who have so long plundered the
state and heaped taxation On the people
The reform movement gathers strength
every dav,
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12
R. A. DAVIDGE, P. 81.

Cause ofMe Quarrel-People who
DO not keep themselves constantly
''posted up on the subject of Europe
All politics, and who hear all the world
talking ofthe prospects of war between
Russia and Turkey, may like to know
what are the grounds of quarrel. Be
it known, then, that Gas Paddy would
say) Turkey lies mighty convenient"
to Russia-so much so, that all the
Cars, from Peter the Great to Alex
ander the Crafty, and Nicholas tile
Cruel, have been intent on the ultimate
annexation of that Mohomcdan en-
pire. This would have taken place
long ago, but that the European rulers
generally object to the augmentation Of
the Russian empire, already danger
ously extensive. Latterly, presum-
ing On the weak condition of Turkey,
ar attempt has been made by Russia
to pick a quarrel with the Sultan, on
the following pre;ext The Sultan
reigns over some thirty-iye millions
of people, Of these, twenty millions
are Mahomedan, aud twelve millions
belong to the Greek church, and the
Gar modestly requires Turkey to
give him (Nicholas, the Cruel, as
aforesaid) such power Of superin-
tending the sayings and doings Of the
twelve millions in questions, as would
virtually make major dome of Turkey,
over the Sultan. 7hat is the full, true,
and particular cause of the quarrel.
The Sultan, who has a spirit of his
ewn, refuses to comply with Russia's
demands, We not think the affair
will ever come to an affrqy. Sunday
Times.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

BeA. Thos. NJ. Bibigause, q member o.
Congress from Pennsylvania, tthe Harris
burg district died at his residence in Le-
banon on the 18th June
By" Five steamers are ct present under
repair or alteration at Norfolk, viz the
Saranac, the Hancock, the Massachusetts,,
the Fulton, and the Alleghany.
BG~ New York Island contains 14,0O0
acres of land, Of which / 45 acres are reserv-
ed for parks and other public resorts.
nGA- Miss Caroline Brown has received
diploma to practice medicine, from the
Eclectic Medical College at Cincinnati.
n@- George Ticknor, has mada dona-s
ton Of six hundred volumes of books to
the Boston Public Library.
Bsg~ The Elliott Mills, at Newton. Up
per Falls, Mass, were sold at auction re-
Gently, and purchased by Ar. Charles II.
Minot for S77,650.
na8 Senator Clemens, Of Ala, has
written letter, saying he would not ac-
cept any Office in the gift of the admins
tration.
H A pretty woman is like a great
truth or great happiness, and has no more
right to bundle herself up under green
veil or any other similar abomination, than
the sun has to put on green spectacles.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

A large number of immigrants who
left the Missouri river last spring, have
taken the Oregon trail and will locate
in that territory.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

TThe number of cattle on the
way to California across the Plains
this season is estimated at 100000
head.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

A. DELANO & Co. are our agents at
Grass Valley, at Wells, Fargo & Co,'S
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

HaMr. Peter Smith died at San Fran
cisco on Monday from a wound received
in duel with Mr.. Scott.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

Eas- Aiss Ella Bruce had lump Of
gold presented to hcr at Michigan City.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-27

philosophy in the university ofthat city. Whilst
here.says a fellow student.hc gave three hours
aday to Playioir, Leslie and Murray, IN tho
lecture room. From eight To ten were devo-
ted TO HeineccIus, Cujacious and Terraseon
side by side " lin whom lay upon his table
Dante and Tosso, Guicciardini, Davilla and
Michlavelli. To this mass of labor he address
ed himself with quiet diligence. sometimes
| animated with a sort of intellectual Joy. On
one occasion re found bimse at brea kfast. Sum
day morning. on the same seat where he had
brenklasted tho day before-not having Quilted
| 1t meantime. Such was the application and
ambition ofthis extraordinary man. and wa
have mentioned it for the purpose of showing
how requisite is indefatigable diligence. indus
| try and intellectual labor 10 success. and per-
manent reputation in The republic Of Letters.
STEALING A MIcnIoAN SHERIFF. The little
schooner Active, owned in this place came into
port on Thursday evening Last, having on
board tho Sheriff Of Grand Traverse, Michi-
gan together with two Of his posse. 1t seems
that this little vessel was laying off the port of
GIand Traverse, tradinglwith Indians and 9TH
era of that place. when she was boarded by the
sheriff and four assistants armed with war;
rant against Captain B, for some real or
fancicd oaence'against 1.-The peace Of the people
of the State OF Michigan md their dignity"
On beng made acquainted with the officers
business. the captain suggested to him the pro-
prety Of sending his boat with two Of his as
sslants ashore, and himself and the others re.
naming on the Active, saying he would weigh
anchor and run into port The Sheriff complied
with The request .andtho captain weighed anchor
hosled all sail and made for the port Of Green
Bay. AS soon the officer discovered where
he was bound he jumped opon the binnacle
and commanded the captain, Sin the name of
the people of the State of Michigan, to stop
this "ero schooner" All hands were deaf to
his commands. and Captain B-informed
him that he had urgent business at Green Bay.
which required his immediate attention." and
that he would take him and his assistants up
and show them the country, and hadn'ta doubt
but they woud be pleased with it," There
was no resisting the captains polite invitation
to visit our town, so tho Sherifcome down"
and made himself ''at home" during
the passage, and arrived here as stated above,
enjoyed the freedom Of the town for few days
and from all appearances seemed 10 admire its
location and business prospects as well as Cap
tain Be ta,ty.-Green Bay Adoo-
cate, 5M inst.
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0bc pailp birainiau.
II, 1858.

rP'The Westminster Review contains article an
a volume of poems just pubshed-writtcn by ALrxas-
DIR SMITH who is but twentyone years of age. They
are said have aroused the attention of the London
world. We have MT space but for few of the gems
that sparkle in the extracts given, but deem the fol
lowing unsurpassed for beauty and power:
when the heart-sck Earth
Turns her broad back upon the eaudy SUM-
And stoops her neayy toreheod 10 the night,
To struggle with her all alone.
The Moon, TINT patient sniierer pale with pan,
Presses her cold bps on her sisters brow,
Till she Is calm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-27
DKUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones-

The undersigned procuring from their cele-
,rated quarry the Bush Mountain, Montgomery
~ Mil Stones and Burrs Of the very beat quality Tho
eputaon of those stones widely known, but the
Railroad giving us increased facilities in filling orders,
We hay ye op ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston, and Lee
& Johnson Lyncbbug, agents for tho sale of -,
wha will receive orders and havo them fulfilled
shortest notice.
Our Address, blacksburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE g. Co.
James M. Williams, Danville, Va, Reynolds & Co.
Leaksvillc, NJ g. are also our agents. 7. & Co
Feb l4d&cts
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY
RICHMOND.


EDMUND, DAVENPORT "a Co,
IL RlCHMoND, offer for sale in 'oat. NJ
" holesaie-
5O00 Sacks Lyer' fine Salt, Marshall and oths tr.sds
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Plaster
500 tons beat Peruvian Gusno daily expeetss
800 bbls. Rosendale Cement
500 bushels prime Cloyer-A"a
$50 bbls. Bone Dust
l25 hhds Bacon sides.
1877 tierces Sugar House Molasses
200 boxes Archer & Cos. No. | axes.
300 ticrces London Porter
30 cases Cross & Blaoknes Londen Mustard
% do do alnui and Mushroom Catchup
25 Hampers English Ch.ese (Gloucester)
IS boxes Maccaroni
30 Bags Sicily Almonds
200 bags Braze Sugar
100 bags Costa Rica Coffee
liennessey, GODDARD, Oterd and Sasaru1 Brandy, Held
SICK and Hungarian Lion Wine Sherry Mo" riI, ..Id
Port Wine, &c, &c.
Many of the above Of own importRtion and
profess sell low they lie had in this
try. quantity and quality considered. Tens as good "A
be had in country adapted tn,
trade of Virginia
dec 30-dacts EDMUND. DAVENPORT II co.
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L WV
IL just recei wing and have in Store
90 Gases "FG" Mass Licorice, very fine,
90 do do Stick do do
60 do .'Labonia" Stick Lcorice, very fine,
S Coils Manila Rope / to IA inches in diameter,
600 Farm Bags,
10 Tons Toughest Rolled Iron, every size.
do do Band Hoop Iron, every size,
To which We invite the attention Of those in want.
,pl5.dts McCORKLE H. JONES.
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MAYO CABELL a CO., HAVING
lV1 Steam Saw Mill tho Canal, with an abun-
dani supply of Timber prepared to I'LL promptly any
orders they may receive. Having Boats of their own,
they will deliver Lumber ordered Of them at any point
on the Canal without delay.
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co.
m Q1 .dAc3fnNla
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l. wish to employ ut the Hot Springs, Bath Co,
Va. during the good book-keeper
also. some acquainted with the management of n
first enss public House. To persons possessing the re-
qllisite qun onons and who furnish satisfactory
references character and competency, liberal
| compensation will be pnid.
Any commanica' addressed to will be prompt
| Iy answered. s. GOODE,
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LNOk Sale at "a Bargain-Several sets .
l. Car Wheels nnd axels-A large lot Of Steel Hand
drsAlso, 10, Of good second hand rope suiiablofor
guys. flEDMONi WokAo.
Apsil7-t
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OOKsNG GLASS AND PICTURE

FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture aud offer for sale the following articles at
Northern prices:
Porunit + rames, richly ornamental nod plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy " ood und gni!.
Daguen eoiype Frames, large beautiful assormto'
gonds
Looking GlasS Plntes. ofall sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality from 5Ox56 incl
down
Plate Glass for stores and dwellings,, furnished tn ord"
Composition Rosetes of all -izrs, for Buiders nterio
work
ALso-Old Work re-gilt and iobbins in ali the abor
bran ches
Picture Glass cut u any pattern-and largo sns
French Mirrors furnished to order.
rCountry orders by mail will eceive prompt atten
ton FRANCK & GLOVER,
1913 Main street, between 9th and l0thst Richmond
Va June 9-ts
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NEW CONCERN.-We the undersigned
~ have .socated ourselves together nnd he style
and firm ofJ NOWLIN & CO, for the purpose of
conducting general Grocery, Commission and For
warding business, the old stand Of Nown, Main
street, LynchburgVa
We will keep stantly hand every article usually
kept in grocery establishment, all of which will
sell low.
B NOWLIN,
JNO ID HARVEY.
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DAILY VIRGlNlAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors
TEA MS.

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l n,n advance No subscription is taken for shorter
= T sir rrt u paper is discontinued except at
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ten rlsHGNTS inserted for 80 cents per Tor
NSRR form insertion, and 81 cts. for every
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9ng So nuhhed till ordered out and charged accordingly
s YEARLY RATES are-for the privilege Of two squares
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