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News from Utah.

We have the DeSeEet News of December 22l.
The Indians are reported tired of their depreda-
tions, and had sued Tor peace The interpreler
sent by Gov. Young 10 treat with them returned
with favorable reports. ~
The News publishes report from the Mormon
missionaries sent 10 Chinu. They met with SUCH
poor success that they returned 10 San Francisco,
alter lew months labor among the .CelestlaIs;
AT iiong Kong they preached in the Streets and
soon found that all the Chinese who could sneak
English chad no time 10 la K religion Their
Mormon BOOKS were returned unread, and so the
missionaries returned themselves. From Hindcs-
tan reports are also dIscouraglng. From the Cape
OF Good Hope the reports show considerable pro-
greSs. The missionaries 10 The Sandwich Islands
also report great success. The reports OF the tray-
cling Elders in Utah show general prosperity in
settleme nts, crops, buildings, manufactures, and
spiritual matters.
The Territorial Legislature of Utah met on the
18th OF December. The message of Gov. Young
represents the finances of the Territory in pros
porous condition. The emigration 10 Utah the
past year is estimated at TO- 600 souls consitle.
rable portion from the Northern EUROPEAN States
and British Isles. The messages urges the con-
struction OF the Pacific Railway, and takes a SEN
SlDle view Of Terrtor' al improvements establish
rnent and fostering OF manufactures, &c. Stock
raising and grazing ale occupying large share of
the attention OF The citiz ms OF Utah Grain and
max do well. From an acre 273 bushels of flax
seed and five hundred pounds of flax Iint. were
harvested. - = w
During the late Indian difficulties 10 citizens
were killed, and $50 10 400 cattle and horses,
were killed or driven of. Much Other prop.rty
was destroyed. Cost of the Indian troubles estI
mated at 100000.
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JAS. H. McMEc HEN is a candidate for the sHEKIF.
ATTY at the election 10 held in tho Spring of 1854.
octeS:td 4F s3g sEQ % ,
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OK SAL {

Also"hO Ss sal: aSd ' 10; S house and lot
First streets. Centre whecIing va "e eoTlESr Ina
Aiso-lots I5I ard 152 on ChSnIiD.
private sale previous TO the oSij Sueh' lf9 ts4
al public suciion at the font door Of t the[ VII &
lie Tn chase Of q ih is1s @Sy Good
IsTtnS-one fourth cash. balance H. ou tSs
Yeas, with interest III one, IEoatJ ~
mrI6
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JOHN BRADY.

MR. EprroR:-I announce myself an Independent can
diae for the Office OF Sheriff ol1 County at the
suing spring election.
mrS-daw JOHN BRADY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28

offer myself as candidate for tho cice OF SherT oil
Ohio county and shall discharge
the duties ot the Office faithfully and impartialIy
mrf1 ~ VS.. wICKHAM.-
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dJ'The ensuing dialogue will remind our readers
OF the colloquy which once found place in this
pert OF our Magazine, embracing an inquiry as to
who was The father of shem. Ham and Japhet, and
familiar illustration of a ''Alr. Smith," and his
three sons, John, James and oseph: ''''
Last Sunday, was endeavoring to explain 10
one OF my saGbath-school scholars, boy of six or
seven years OF age, tue manner in which the sin.
ner being clothed with the righteousness of Cbirst
became acc pied by God.
'sWhite sir" he replied.
.Bal look through these green spectacles and
"Green, sir"
"But is tie wall really green, or does ii only
seem so because you are looking though a green
"I.is white, and only looks green from the spec
Are not a II men sinners3"
Yes, siE.''
land doesn't God hate sin'',
Eyes, sir" % 81
&c. . ell now,if God looks al us through the per
iee .s@ OF Christ. how will we appear"
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OF NsstIIInA orc, W nshiuSton, RhlIndeIphln
s-.s md New York
$50 49, 49, 49, -

u
Great through Line for the East.
WE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling
y baltimore and connecting with the washington
ranch Kali Road at the Junction CaIey called
House miles from baltimore, and with the Phlatlei
nlla Wilmington and baltimore Rail Road Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line completed and
the whole road is in fine condition. presenting
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
The new and splendid stcamer ortIe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road Wheel
Ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
Washington Philadelphia &C., may be had OF the agents,
or on the boats.
express mail !atnleayes Wheeling day at o,cock
a. NJ, CWheeng time) and arrives at Cumberland C2Oi
miles, at NJ, and allowing two hours there,
baltimore C3S0 miles,) alto A. NJ the next morning.
king tile passage through in about 20 hours, including all
stoprases.i SCI e. e -s-s Is -s1r'Erl ~
without charge. ~
Passengers and baggage transferred The cars for
Washington at the Junction. Philadelphia at Bal
tm0re without extra charge Travellers are allowed
Through tickets rom Wheeling TO baltimore. CYiih
oflying over the route,0 Ss60-to
WashinSton, S90O-to Philadelphia, SIo-to be had on
nHaTd the steamers OF the Union Line the Ohio
the Rail Road gents at Wheeling q b. FORD) & Mounds
Vile. WIN PARKER. unJf
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Pcr.ian urnir Dye.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO the four story brick building,
No. 117, Mnin street, ~.
west side, between Monroe aud Uniou streets where
will be prepared with cary aud extensive Spring
stock direct importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my Old friends customers
To call aud examine.
feb4 wM. T. sELBY.
Gs-J. G. Metcaif will be found at the above establish
nnent where he awaits is old friends.
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Tur Vrny LAST CLEMENS LETTER.-Washingto
has b.en not little excited for foriyeight hours
over letter written by ex-Senatat Clemens, of
Alabama, to the editor of the Huntsville Alabama
Advocate, vs. arein that gentleman says:
"But few days since in conversation with a
Northern Senator and myself, he president
Percel gave it as his opinion that Douglass
bill was a proposition, sin favor of Ireedom'-nnd
added that il !; should pass, although we might
absorb the whole OF Mexico, not another sLape Slate
iCOuh erer come info the UniVn. He expressed
great surprise at the opposition it met with from
the North, and equalsurprse thatthe South should
be willing 10 take it. | agreed with INN fully,
and could not h,l recurring to the stratagem by
by which the Greeks effected the destruction of
Troy"
Such an understanding of tie words Ct Presi-
dent Pierce is, of course, sufficient 10 explain. the
excitement OH The subject of this letter. which has
exlstedhere, as abnve explained.
Now, it is known around the city, in political
circles that Col. Clemens, yesterday, OH seeing
the above extract from his letter 10 Mr.. Davis, in
other journals, with comments which he did not
conceive to be warranted by what he meant TO ex
press, promptly addressed TO the President note,
in which be remarked that he dad not pretend, in
his letter to Mr.. Davis, to give General Perce's
language, and thinks it very probable that he his
understood his remarks. He is said 10 add in this
note. that the President did not express "su!prise
tina, the South should be willing 10 take the Ne
braska bill" But surprise that the men of the
North. who inteId to give the South their rights
under the Constitution, should hesitate to support
Judge Douglass bill, when the South were will
Ing 10 take it." The President, as we under
stand Mr. Clemens says in tins explanatory note,
has always. whenever they have conversed upon
the subject, expressed himself warmly i'll favor OF
the pr nclple of the territorial bill now pending
Namely: that of popular sove eighty; and has al
ways insisted that the bill was just for both
lions OF the confederacy. aud thai both ought to
support it. Mr.. Clemens. however, probably does
not concur with The President in that view, if we
may draw conclusions from his letter 10 Mr.. Davis.
Star.
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Nebraska Excitement outdone!!
NEW FmENoMENoN IN TINE MErArursIoAL woRLD!l

4 COURSE OF three successive exciting, interesting,
N AMI fashionable enter. ailments will be given at
WASHINGTON HALL,
blythe distinguished Mental Alchemist,
DR. b. BROWN WILLIAMS,
whose Lectures ryellous experiments crowded Me-
torotan Hal, New York, tor 90 successive evenings,
with the elite OF That great city
Monday Evening, March 81 subject OF Lecture-M odus
opera ndi OF Impressions 3. ~
Tuesday Evening. 2Sh.-"Diseases and Absorption" 9
"Wednesday Evening" 29th-rsElictrioity, agent OF
PLY BIt al aud Mental Pi ogression" s7F
Each Lecture will bs followed with interesting physos
denca OF character aud the mysterious suhju
atmospheric electricity without the Psychologist
Bolosic Magnetic Spiritual processes resulting in
variety of tho most exc ng scientific and iaugable
perimens, with gentlemen from the uudie.ce,
scented 10 the public. Gu early 4 -
~ Doors open at q LECTURE 4-Delinations Sex.
perim3Its SS-cIose ut o. O'Clock.
HB-Sinele tickets 23 cents Two tickets, admitting
gentleman and two ladies' 90 cents package oil tickets
81. Children I2I cents. mr27d3t
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE

IHE = s'a- -Lass- - III q ~ 49,
UlHE subscriber tHers s,e valuable FIGURING
j. Mill known the "BelmOnt Mill situated in Hell
mont county, ohiu. miles west OF Wheeling on the Ma
tioa Road and in the pretty valley of Indian Wheeling
creek. With II lac offers much OF tbs the
chaser may want with all the imp 1ycmens lhereon:-a
The mill his the vcIy latest improvements, and its
ton is SUPERIOR H.ls
The balance ofte land attached to the mill property
DO Ill ylded into lots 10 lit purcascrs tract
stst OF GO acIesI with several smaller suitable
Market Gardensi and imis diaely tn, National Road
The land Is very pl oductiVe.
Terms ibe al, for particulars enquire the
mr2Id2m Jas. Y. PATTERSON
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49, ESTATE sAI,Fs
CHANCERY SALE

DURSUANT , ~ SALE ~
FebrasSy 9d oS espSsry for county Sy '6s
he sui, IN si%e sSf! h"9dfS sn5
Ni o. MONDAY %d H t%s isP Zane s,S ot:
n',rtin,' ana fifty four sell in IN hs
said sale SRe i s5 The sot house q
vii. wiz Hs I ISS'Gwg very S;y
ing situate eoTns sGG ~ east corner d ii.
ming thence Ya%% d u as shoe S' s sSS
ibe R.so Tue noiihern boundary of W., west ",
ne reserve, thence westwaT,lI2 ", VI 'le ground IS
IWccn Harket and Main streets IT saake eu di,t \
ne i bS win Market street to sts Iee
ginning. WI" OMon street t0iIH,E; Ja d.
be 1 psid IL bS s%lf md Per cent of the pv.
two ard three Yeas rom The Ist equal "a
ard good s p seeSr sS ior Ib rai The
10 &c ieained as further security III III
ttcn 81 tbs 1po WIS nig to purchase al
rievi9us TO the first day OF Ma: neTt Saa DO a.
mT21 ~" u. ARMSrE, z isppit
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BLACK, BROWN, GREEN5- OLIVE AND
'@'t 3 ~ DALHIA- CLOTHS.

NOTICE EXTRA.
Ihave small stock OF common co;hing that VIII as
pose Olaf cO~t, less to make room fol- my spi
I'M mo- 3 - .le zeee &'ll.z.sssssz RICE
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IMammotn nat Store.

spring Fnsaio for 3 :.
9 AVERY OH hand and is receiving one OF the
-. largest and sucks OF Hats and Caps that has
been opeGe in This eitye saso constantly niari'
uIacug every descriptUIo hat aud cap now IN use,
the material aid workmanship, and sold u
prices That cannot TALL TO please.
also receiving large nportations of Eastern
uiaLred Hats AMI als, WITCH will be sold low. Asoa
ge ,ems fancy hats AMI caps, aud
ladies' riding hats fet bags aud umbrellas, all which
vii! be sold cheap
n. b flats made order The shortest notice.
~ S. AVERY, Nos It'd aud I4s Main ST. =
mh2S Wheeling, Va.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE. u
Rees D. Smith, IaC}io

Jane Smith and other. In a,tsty
BY virtue Of decree rendered in the above ess o.
he 29th day OF October 1853 will, cOmmisSeserI
the said hccree appointed, proceed SELL on SlIurI,J
the 2oth day OF February, 1884, at II O'Clock
front door OF the court house OF Ohio county, tie e.
tate in the bill mentioned, situated on the west HGe
Main street in the Isl ward or the city Wheeling Oat
ing sixty ieet Main street and extending gsk
same width to the Ohio river ard b. unde on he sbf
Main street. the south by North street. The EestkJ
The Ohio river, and on he north by line 10 Be tnwi
from Main street tc the Ohio river at the distaue q
will be sold subject to the dover claim ISabe Gidsi
OIL credit of one, two and years; The purchaser
giving bonds,.with approved security, bearing interest
from the day OF sale, and said interest parable annually
nd further ity, the title will be retained tie
purchase money is all paid.
wSI. S wICKHAM,
janis Sheriff and commissioEsr.
ns The above sale is postponed until the 2h d,y Of
iebe5 = =. = : G 2ss :" - ~ wM S. IprcKHAN.
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No. l, sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS, cAsslMEREs AND vEsrlNGs!
!, New spring and su,nmer c ood,!

New Spring and Summer Goods!
iAkEileasure IN being able 10 say TO my old Gust NJ
eTs anlithe fashionable community, that have lus
returned from New York, and have been able 10 procure
Inc most Fashionable Goods that The eat
emporium, New York, can impUrl from France and the
OLD countries; and having dispensed with the sale Of oon
mon clothing gives and tine 10 attend 10
the wants oil my customers fashionable way Ny
new stock now consists OF .E
BLACK BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE ASD
'&'5 . "a DALHIA- CLOTHS.
Also silk and etts. all shades and eoorsi
6ombaZle, diapter cloths, linen srasse0bs
&c, for making Grock, Dress sack and business COILS
French, English, aud American casSimel es; also deh
linen driiIgs, Go, for making pants. AS 10 YestiEs
have the most beautiful selection looked al IN alyf
ty all OF which prepared 10 take up III Tie most
fashionable and best styIe as have secured RussIiLs
services cutter for the coming feel certain ~
saying that furnish better cloths any house EsSt
oil the Allegheny mountains. an .-f
In connection with tile above have beau: assoIt-
ment Furnishing Goods, all fine. seasonabe, and ih
Onabe, consisting OF cloth, cashmere cashmerett bea
haLne. grass nen iabita and plain Iinen fIo6k, DIES
and busDess Coats and pants, made from tie mr
asona BILE and seasonabe Goods, in great Variety a
linen and cotton Shirts, silk, lii lambs wool AID co.
ton undershris aud Drawers; cravats stocks ecli+
gloves aud sGspenders, 49,
Hostery In great variety Also every other article |
able FOR completing sentIeman's wardrobe
All the above named articles. together with many DIX
articles that be found at store, No l. SpTss iiop
flease call In and take ook and 'uueh obhe y91
p 1rsa. u .l. .H.TH' ..faa 80
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BLACKSMITHINC

BLACKSMITHING.
signed having opened a shop at McAIurray's
Mill On Nc Meehen's Creek Ohio miles above Bell Air.
Is prepared TO do all Kinds or bIacksmiting in the be
style and at the shortest notice.
mr2Td2twtt r. 80 JAMES NJ MARSH
[st CLarsyiLie Gsz and CitiEeucopy et cge this Office
WANTED.-A mar led man, OF a yeiy small family
w wishes situation as salesman receiving or
shipping clerk he make himself useful In nv kind
OF store Satisfactory Reference given or lhs
15-Address, through tie Post Office, r..
mr25tT II
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e..rx,,n :. 70 GHANCEKY SALE. ssAsl!

BerTyhlII & Co, &c.
, p,,,., .,,,,... vs. Complain
borh's adnIin'r. san
eGSnty sd O. a. t ssT fs q r.s the Circuit
decree made October 1883 will on aud an !Her
% 10 6 ass9 nsx at tIe on! door OF The s6.
Lot No a6s in E se I've following prOpet
C8J in East Wheeling \H' aud Ot 10 Iy
pd Lots No eight ts) and eleven tr1o in
70 Also. par OF Lots No. five t51 and sir &c,
90 on Nam street, having Ont Oh said st' ~ Sa,e
7eTms Of SaEe-Ten per cent. TO h. ,,;,,
balance IN eight sixteen ND IwentyiOur non,I cab q
Chaser giving bonds with good security, and n. as x
tAhSu as Iutther security, Until the vyhoe ID ~ uue
ieb7 DANIEL e. LIST. co1 s lSld
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WALL PAPERS, BORDERS, &c.
prinE Stock.-THE subscriber respectfully all
" nounces TO his friends and the public generally lie
Is now preaI ed 10 furnish, at the riceS the
aud best styles OF Wall Papers, Window Papers and Bor.
ders. JOHN II. THOMPSON, ~
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COD FISH,
on CASKS Grand Ba nix Codfisb .Iarge .nd al
AID selsed and for sale by st'p 4''
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leb2 marble mason 6 Nukir
U5 The above with other good pI OF erty in Tx iii
be exchanged for good farm. VIg
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4 NRf,Spo, pn,,;s WANTED. {5liy,qEs7 E--17-5
In aged about "a or f6 years at,.nd
X -aPriy at this once NJ,
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Christmas Presents.


A the time for the interchange OF friendly tok ems
: n regard md affection il ut hand and ''nrrry Christ
mas and Happy New Year considered such up
ropriate ions for he>towing cherished friends
something which will recall q mind, with in
rrased yvidness the love in memory of the dono', il
m be well emin those who contcmI late (aud who
10 moi y presenting some loved one with some hing
|, valuable that in all the whole cataougr uf Bjou;eiie
there IL nothing which is surely AMI invariably uppfe
iaed as The counterfeit presennent of the gver in tho
orn of daguerreoype. especially when aken in TAN
.ERs inlmtable sy'P and placed in ol the hume
ruls beautiful aud Fancy "npier Mnche, Velvet P.aI
and Tooi.e she'll or P,re Malnaie Gases in ele
sani Lockct, raceet, Finger Ring, Breast Pil
nosi chnice tmen. oi which have lust received
expressly f,y the HOLIDAYS, exhibition the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
IN Main Street, Immediately over Nm. III. Musb, sAue-
ZION Room.
Is. Particular pains taken to cv"a correct likeness
md irtsc pictures. Storeos"npic and cnloured Da-
uerrenypes may be hal in superior STYLE by t"se who
,-sie them Don't mist Ike the p tee MAIN STREET.
RD DOOR FROM B-iDGE ST
GEO. W. MINNlS,
\ s TANNER
dec l7.Is 'r1,ticH Ddg"erJea, giI,s's
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OOK BIN DIN i.

BUU u X B N u | N G.
A MORRISNo 81, Mai. 81 Richmond-Is now
"a. prepared 10 do every description of Book Bi I'd
mr. aud Ia rna nufncturc Blnbk Account Book. any
patern--hevng laid in n stock Of the b"si crials.
and engaged the -erv ces of the best workmen in the
=, nntry. Mngrtut.s Cletksof Courts Cashiers. and
others connected with public offices, cnn have the
Record Books, DOckets, Ledgers,
and olher Books Connected viii, III ir Offices properly
ruled aud securely hound by sending pattern OF the
yle of ruling and the length, breadth and thickness
of The Book in inches by mnil, shout the necessity
visiting the rity IN person.
Music Books Pamphlets, Newspapers.
Magazines &c. &c.
Carefully arranged aud bound In the best As
u specimen of the wor turned our in his Bindery, A.
Morris would respectfully refer the Books which oh.
t,ined tie premium the late Fair. and which may be
nj his store.
jan IS II
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RICHMOND.

3 RICHMOND.
: e IN. York Il Virginlasu e
sTEAM SHIP COMPANY.
important to Merchants amd Others.
flNiOSE WIN desire speedy aud r,l,ahie mode OF
on.eysnce for their goods between Nss York and
Rnhmoad, lin about 80 hours time between The two
pl.ces will their interest BY ordering tteir
goods be shipped by the well known Sie.wheelocean
Steam Ships.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
If 1900 Barthes in charge of careful AID expnri
Il ufhce,+
ho- ordering gnndr from New York can do 40 twice
week b, this certain and line, enabling them to
prnish thei stocks wit fresh supplies nj short notice
And Ia like enabling those VIII have goods to
ship Their, Ia do So. the demand for them arises
PASSENGERS. too, will find this ruute the most COM
,iable well IA the cheapest. State'r,om aceonmo'
.lpt,ons, d meals furnished without extra chaiee.-
These Shil touch ut Norto,k goitg and retu, ming
IUDLAM Il WATSON,
doe I4.,. Richmond va.
Glover Seed on Consignment.
Sn BBlS. Prime Cluv.r Seed received per
le)O Sieame, Brlvdere this dn, for salehy
ian 2l-is LEE 4 co. Richmond.
New Crop New Orleans Sugnr.
On hHBs. New Crop NV Orleans SUGAR just
~ received for sale low by
inn2 LEE & co. Richr,ond.