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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
REMOVAL,

80 s,hi;-4tts, REMOVAL,
IHAvEremoved my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO the new four story brick building
yahlcziH Molly, Main street, .@llsioly .ysE
west side, between Monroe aid uiiod Streets where
will be prepsred with carry and extensiy We sprnl
stock direct from Importers and manufacturers Which
would be reasedt6 have my Old friends and
to call anu examine. 81 -
'eof iF! la 1907 ggf5 .aHssi ssWM. IT. SELBY.
6zJ G. aetealJ will be found the above establish
nent WHARF, he awaits his old rrie,lts, q T. = e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
szeValuableaG itys Property7s-..

t4f4H7 fATk AUCTION y. %
Undersigned win sell at public ion, on Mcrd3y
court house, I. the highest bidder without reserve:
Forty teet 2t inches, OF Nos and g. fronting
ON Water street, in square No. g and 33Ieet or lot NO.
III same squaeS sltectto allie estate of Mrs Thomas
The above most eligbly situated for business being
about the centre Of the steamboat landing. -
Also,-lots No 26 and "a ia North Wheeling and now
o6tuped By Geo w Eckhalts eopperas beds; theOtshe
artory secured. . = - =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
urrhe Eai,6ror the Gazette assumes that ..vln-
olsns,sslhs sauthorof a Ieommunication against

c1xnN,s,sthe authorof communication against
aholiionism and Aboitionisis. in Tuesdays Intel
ligeneeI. isa person well known TO him. that he.
has occupied prominent position as one whoshas
''endeayored t. rule a great and free people with
a rod of iron." &c. Neyerwas that ostute EDITORS
sagncity more at fault .tvrRoIErAN'' is not-an
Office holder, ,psyer hasbeen anofice holder. oran
aspirant for any Office in this community, OF any
other community, that we ara aware OF, and
knows nothing more about the editor of the Ga
zettetitat,ts revealed his paper, and cares moth
ing more about him Than lie does about any other
Abo:lponlss who hurnngues the pubic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

DREADfu. ACCIDENT raoa cAMrnrsk..-
wife OF Mr.s Reddish. of Baltimore. last Tuesday
attempted 10 fill lamp with this fluid, whenlit
took fire and completely enyeEqped her in flames.
She rushed into the street, where her husbs nd
covered her; e st supposed tito be barrel on fite
until qliraeted by her sgoans. The, FIRE was put
out and she was conveyed 10 the house 10 live but
a short tinno Why will this stun be used when
ii is known TO be so dangerouxG aaAd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
TO tho voter. OF ohio Gonn1y.

offer myself as candidate for tho o:e OF sheriff of
Ohio county. and disc
the duties OF the office faithfully aud Invariably
mr1t e 4 FL tEfE flvss, w1eKHAMa J.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
or Hail ln ore, NVnstiinston, Phi InticI phiu
~ and New y orlx p 5tfSa 81 Y
$500 gz5szss szsssSs.s sssslE5zs

Great through Line for the East.
NIX baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
BaltiInoLe, and connecting with tile washington
Rail Road at Tire Junction The Relay
tiouse, miles rom Baltimore, and with tile PIiaeI!
nhla and Rail Road PhiadeiPha
ne great tunnels upon The line arc now completed,
the whole road is fine condition, presenting OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes in tho world.
he nav and splendid steaner Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this at Wheel
g and through from these places to Baltimore
or on tile boats. SO = z e'
The ainleayes Wheeling daily at O'Clock
Nj oHheeing and arrives at Cumberland C20
Ieso at z a. and allowing two hours there arrives in
Baltimore C2s0 miles at A. NJ ;, The tnorning. MA
s,nS Tie passage throushtn about 20 hours, including ali
checked through to any ,lont
without charge. - sass - s=f3sissss a.
and baggage transferred The cars for
Washag at the Junction. and for Philadelphia, at Bat
umore without extra charge. Travellers allowed
pie lime and funtty OF points meals
Lronsi tickets nom SHheeiins to Baltimore. Cwfth
privilege oflylng aIlywher toute SS6O-to
WasEn:to ,50+to; PlIadeIn6ia. Sf0-io
board the steamers of the Union Lime Onhe Ohio ard or
TIC Kali load gents b. FoRD) Aidnndss
VILE amaT NyA1. PA RK Err Gien,l. 3Sup'tl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

crsroA HOUSE, RoBhtRr.-rhe Pittsburgh Post
says that Young, the IMAM arrested by Fox and
Dougheriy, on charge of being an accessory TO
the assault OH Mr.. Hastings. and robbery of the
Custom House. was fully committed to Jail on Sat
urday, 10 answer thai charge, at the next term oil
The Crimical Court. 81 sJa73
The evidence against young. though perhaps
jus,ifying his conlmit,al, will not. unless future
Developments are made, result in a conyiction.--
Mr.. Hastings. in his Affidavit, states that on being
confronted with Young he appeared TO be about
the size aud looked something like one OF his as
sail"n,si Mr.. H. did not assert in positive terms
that Young was the man who assaulted him. The
toll collector at the dock ldr. splane states that
a man whomshe believed TO be Young. crossed the
aQueduct on Tuesday evening. The 10th inst, Cthe
night Of The Tobbery.1 accompanied by:two otEers,
tfhey arrived about seven O'Clock. This and the
suspicious Of the police officers, tcgeth, with
Young's bad character and associates. is about all
.Le evidence against him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
EPOISONING IN

ST1H1O4N1tNU-aEU
Thousands OF Parents who veaniruse composed OF
Castor OIL caiomcl DC are not aware. that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying
foundations for series Diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness ofiimbs, etc, ~
In another column win be found the advertisement
Ilobensaeks Medicines to the attention OF
all directly interested IN their as well asther chill
sing from those of bilious Type should make or tie
only genuine medicine. Hobensacls Liyel Pills ~
G1"Bs NOT deeeirea but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and LAYER and observe that each has the sig.
natare Of the Proprietor. J. N HoRENsAcK, as none
else genuine. nl..eA "a. s1l . 80. !. NJ ..ai-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mr.. EprroR:-Piease announce WILLIAM M. DUN
La candidate Tor Commissioner OF the Revenue FOR
the county District at The ensuing slay election.
mr2s MANY clTlz EMS
THE undersigned offers hisef as eandidate for the
Office OF Commissioner Revenue 10 The city d'ste',
at the ensuing May election. - y
mr17 EBAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
:. - ItOk- RENT

TIME fine new four story
on the proefty roniig The fsse
slsr These houses aize
and strength of and Loci lion fof
az business, uneqailed by any ofes now
SE Isnl IN NE The Counting Rooms aie aree - n
sEaesluus, and located on the second story = -
Fossession given rte ms atSly 10
9H.no - ~ FRANCIS r. Al AfSTRoNGi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

MR. EpiroR:-i announce myself an independent can.
didate the ONCE Of Rera OF Ohio County at the
suing spring election. = = I. = =,
mrS-daw JOHN brady.
JAS. H. MeMEcHRN is a eaalilate for tie SHERIFF.
Atty the election 10 held in tie Spring OF 1854
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
rsIcK AND AFFLlcTED.-n

THE most sale and certain rem.dy ever known TO the
world forthe cure OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, blood srtting. liver complaint, woopfng.
cough Group. tickling rising iii the throat nervous de.
by, pains in the sideor breast. broken constitutions
from the abuse OF calome ard other causes is DOCTOR
swAYNE,s zcoMPoUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; ard consumption, II has reached state and
sumed character htherto considered incuable yields
without struggle to great Wild Cherry pre-
pa,ation. Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation, and the only compound prepared by
physican,s manufactured under the immediate care oil
DIR. sTH4YNE, at his Laboratory, No. 4 North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia. -
For sale 55y=-Da. JAMES BAKER; kELLs e. CALu-
wELLs and PATrERsoN& Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BuRDsALL & Co., Cincinnati;
and by eealera generally. sepi9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
No. L. sprigg House Emporium!l.
CLOTHS. cAsslMEREs ANp!vEsT1Nes!

Z. ..
New Spring and sunmer G ood.i 9 Is, ~ z
ers aud tie Iasho.abie Community that i Id We lust
The Fashonabc Goods FOR lie season that tie great
nes and ts9 th m %s az one ao sSe
n,o elo!ing gises'ae more room fnsc attend 10
new stock consists or - !, = -"
Hack, BROWN, GREEN, blue, OLIVE AxD
.sRtf.s sss4f5 5DALHIA CLOTHS, .s... ~,
Also silk and wool ca shmeTetts ali shades and colors
summer cloths, linen grass cloths,
french, English and American assHe resi- also, ducks
ase liz oss @ s
~ all Of which am cake the
services as,cutter Tor The coming season. feel certain in
nat Gan Furnish better than house
In connection with tic above ave beautiful 1850 IT.
aanbe 81 oil s and Ash
haznie grass linen, d,abia and plain linen, rock dress
sshonable Gods great rSst; aso
e ana cotton Shirts silk III en- lambs wool AID COT
gloves and Susrehders: : IffF =,
Hosiery IN great also. article suit
y the above NAMED Together with many other
m rlesis es ~ and lake So and much
4 N0TICE-EXTRA.s or
pose Of al Cost or even less 10 make my Spring
NJ lSSLA ,1lNLY would 5recGIIy a1Iod6ce- To- he
os III. Sssa @ she
Az orders 10 he'len at the Music Store 100 Main st.
4: KI5G EsY produce AMI commission merchant, has
800 Blu. Potatoes, Pink Eyes and Blue Mesharocs;
Give him SesIl - SOU; ) ~ Xfs II mris
a SLIGHT Iff MISTAKE NJ THE PoETlF +
-, :, ".Bsa:y rohsl o,,ed the uost,
IeaIs very prettiIy indeed, but are sure you
= won! ssll we D sa NJ S SGs e e
HUoDs nsnsIs hoI., ana Every new style OF DRESS
Sst asyare now daily eeeyiG
q. The TURK VI,GFoRIOUS!g
g ;Sp oRrsnns another splendid lot pound
y lump tobacco, .#ss5sSi
g Dew Jew q Herman; ~
. sgfR. a aSs,I SP s rac4 s1'a :
aiss am bound 20 sell very ssssP kHo pBs ...,
eseiyins syis d fats aud caps, which,
,Gr am selling cheaper than vers 20 ~
DlSSoLUrION!z 3 NJ = 9
j &c c9s been Beea f lsso
3 March la,h. 1851. 7ad4o4a 4 MsaWeRbs;
10. - DISSOLUTION. - = 49,,
he ne etofore exstin under The arm Of
mutual consent i sssi:f5s,s fs a. s.,
a1aTeh1sth. 1854 50. its'' y q: Nss@og sals
:. ...s-.I aCorPARTNERSHIP. q = -
Subscribers day entered IA
e ssSi psias saa
OF the late firms a : n = i iiSS
March 18Th. 1854. .bavisoe'1s5 &c YIeiI a..
VIE agaeet ma kss Hides aud sheep
ssmrz sasaz gEkGER & HoFfM&N seII
7sas 500, 900 stis2 ; sas
Ae 6aryels Staess imgs taaats ssFss 81
oak stsyy. Pc Tor good white
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

EMBRoIDERIES.
hh most varied. choice, ana beautiful =,
irieeant collars, Sleeves, chInizcffss 3
elo.nelnss and bands Jacouet and rgiss ni.iis.
Ssssotellwofk insert ings, In new designs; -
klegant Iace Collafs; 49,
Ygss 80 aud Swiss Insertinsa and Edgings,
s1pesf Line calnbgir di
on CASKS Grand Hank coafsh. i.rre and ~. me,
~ setved ana for sale BY = = - 49, just 70
WANTED n y = = = :
~ ESko BOY eyed about Il or fB years to Attend
IN Eonfoctiore y aud Restaurant : = - - - -''eno
- ATTY Al ''''' mice. y mil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
FOR SALE

II OFFER for sale the house and LOT where 1,,, -.
Aiso-house and lot No. 81 ON tile corner n, S I'VE
First streets, Centre Wheeling. " sVu and
Also-lOts i5fa 162 on Chariine ste et Centre JSt
lug nearly opposite the Methodist church. lin .Is
rvate sale previous TO the 29t ms. they will h.
ct public auction atthc front door the court
9si9ek. NJ Of that day Good bargains can be ia Is
yeas, with interest. - wv ' -1-a lhlee
nlrl6 iz.-.-'--r - w NITcu.,,, =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
The Nebraska Indians and the Nebraska
1aA Territorial Bill.


Senator Badger. now most earnest ard efficient
supporter Of the Nebraska bill. was originally OPP
posed to it upon the ground that it gave INSULT
cient protection 10 the Indian inhabitants of The
territory. On this gtound he opposed MI, Doug
lass substitute originally presented 10 tie Sem
ate, and in his late very able and effective speech
i'll vindicaton of the bill. Sir. Badger sail 7ss5'
"There[orc, il The substitute had remained in its
orIglna, condition, no earthly consideration would
have inGuced'me TO give it my support; for l con-
slider alaIr and untanted reputat,onss il is The
most valuable possession of an individuals in pri-
yate life, the strongest 81 feguari OF nation.
| "Bnt, Slr, that substitute, upon the suggestion
| ct the Committee on Indian Affairs, upon The
amendments proposed by its chairman. has been
relieved OF lis obnoxious Provisions, and think
il does now substantially assure to us The exercise
Of free and ind pendent will on Il part Of the In
dian tribes. All coutrol over them is enlely la ken
lrcn III territorial authorities. Thoug,. included
geographically within the bounds of these Terrific
lies, politically they areto all PURPOSES out Of them
| aud are not lnrany respect brought into contact
with, aud will not nave any transaction, or bust
ness or dealings with the territorial authorities as
SUCH The full, entire, and complete jurisdiction
oil the President of the United States nnd the Off
GERS oil his api tment, Irrespective entirely Il
The territorial organization, is continued ani,re-
seryeti; aud the acts aSsed for their security are
reathtmed; and " reasonable tprecaution has
been made to'sa.isy that plain dema nd upon our
hon. 7, that WHAT'S sskett from them they shall be
| at liberty 10 refuse" s,ts.sil tsssf5 r - :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

pY virtue Of deed OF Trust executed by Roy Comb,
" and jones e. Cook, bearing date on the Ts daY Of
tebruaTy 1850 and duly recorded IN te clerks once o
the county Court Of OHIO county, subscriber IS ms
les Tor tile Benefit or the Merchants & Mechanics BANK
highest bidder for ready money Saturday lie oh ds
o. March next beore Ihe court house LoO in the ey d
Mneeilng Lot 90, in Square numbered III rtywo
he addition 10 TIC city of Wheeling EornieIi ca
ed kltchietown, but now known By the name Of SoHh
Such title as is vested in NE, Trustee, viii be made,
feb20 10 Z Z 81 FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

Loss OF TIE ]. L. AyERy.-Capt Ford, of the
Glendale, publishes a letter in The New Orleans
True Delta, in which ne states that all The pub
of the steamer ]. L. Avery wrong, and greatly
exaggerated. He thiuks the number will not ex-
coed ten. This lisa large falling OF from one hhn-
bred and twenty. the number reported by Na,chez
papers. 1900 - SSisl q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
YaLIIARTE IA paiS Fni1SsA e

VALUABLE FARM SF0RISAD 2
dO Ing on the Ohio rivers Que half mile north OF he
va Depot OF the Cleveland aid Pittsburgh ai
tHaui SAID rt,ad running directly through the Farm
as It does in COAL lime stoe toselhsf
WIN an eXesiei quality clay and equally divided
oeLWeen NH ana bottom land II presents unIivaIIed ld
-saaabeS as an are good
ne anu Is OF quality and one the bcsO
catlons ior vegeta bic oBdaify farm in the country
y WI De sold IN separate parts, III desired.
eontef ms enquire ofJzRls MilleR, Main street, Wheel
iehe's .Is7fsiA II, 5iet, sJ.{R & S. f. MILLER j.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

OFFER ON De on WHEEL
ing islatd heins lie desiiable Commanding
sas oihsr
o s5 9t Mslgh sell INC public uustioi
OF the on tH
p. @91s 1s.i fI,ss ssrsdks .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
a. CHANCEKY SALE.

f'e H's'lh & CO.. DC. eOmpr.i4.ut.
a Butts administration, and BENZ. F. San. -
borlI,S aImn,r.
Npursuanee OF aecree OF the Circuit CouT en- Ss
county made at the Fan Term. 1851 and an .InessS
dec Zee made October 1853 will on IN.
Of March next at the front door OF the court mons.
10 O'Clock, A ~, sell the following property, viz: -
CS) in East Wheeling. - -''N 'O' w. e'sht
= Lots No eight CSl and eleven a. II in so,,,
East Wheeling AAeeu' ID
Also. pa OF Lots No Coz and six C in sou.e ii,
(ol on main street, having Tont street q ah
thirty Three Oct 1917 - - " %9Oai
Terms Of Saie-Ten per cent. to be raid in cash "A.
balance III eight, sixteen and twenty months tbs
chaser giving bonds with good security and ~ M
tanned as further security, until whole is paid
ltstiebZ1 DANIEL e.. LIST, Comii,soner +
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
FALLtANDs WINTER FASHION n
Hats and Cap,iasIla'.1

g I'd AVER Y i9s and Is Il
~ Sss teess stocka Il and CAPS tIaf
haying 9een BY Ereaf n ~
70 one Inets 10 mere antS ia other
ing he 70 elI III
9As as bney can be Fought as
M cIfption of Hats an &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

& M bin has been introduced in the Ohio i eg.
stature, excepting Christmas, New Year. Fourth
OF July, and fast days, In the acceptance OF the
payment OF bills Of eSehanseand notes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

In response TO the sentina mt in lis honor, 1t.
Fillmore arose and was most rapturonsly received.
He delivered short speech that was cordially APP
plauded. $50 sY5i5
MI. Kennedy responded 10 the toast in his
honor in a very felicitous manner. He struck
humorous veinand followed it up in his own
pleasant and attractive style RI
Gov. 'Powelldelivetedihim himself handsomely, and
Gov. Criitenden spoke with his old fire and in his
own inpassioncd strain of eloquence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

TELEonAPno CoMMuNIoA rIos ,wIT,,- C,ua. VS.
learn. says the Norfolk Herald. that the Surveying
party Of the crawfora. iieh lef, This city last
week for Florida, will, by direction of Processes,
Rache, run a line fsdeep sea soundings from Key
West TO Hayans. with view of intimately carry:
ing the graph Ire across 10 the Isand Of cnhn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

yAEuABEEaE0g5FOR SAEE.7EYIIz1
~ Ea NO NS1i corner Of Foa Quincy streets, viii
lsoSed new Post would ixiie Into two ES0a
tI lots Tor nses The location Of
AuVahIsge o. being near tho cent eof business l'd
: teb2uonS ,,y,.oG-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

L. iNOTICE-aEXTRA.cS or
ha sc small stock of clothing that will dis
pose OF al cost, or even less, make for my Spring
%tsf ~ nhs soous; .s7aia.7t oiEsy szo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

r,I New Spring and Goods. = az
ers aud Tie Iasho,iabe Community, that have
returned from New York. and have be.nable to procure
Tue most Goods for the great
IN ma! New import from France and the
mon clothing gives room and time TO attend 10
lie wHrtsot my epstoine the IaahionabIe way My
new stock now consists of =, - y !, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

G5-Dr.sJohnson. whensin the fuilness OF years
and knowledge said: ~ never took up a news.
paper in my life; withoili 6nding IN ii something
which Iswouid hSye deemed il q los not 10 have
seems never without deriving from itinstucsion OF
amusement.,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

Among the regular toasts were the following:
MlLLtARps FiLLMoRE;-Fx President or The Uni
led siatesi His administration pre- elninentIy DIS
nngpished for patriotism, fidelity and a strict
observance of the constitution: knowing no north
no south, nnugt but his country. .5 4s5i =
JOHN P.4hENNEpy;--His fame will be cherish
ed by the county, not more because or eminent
seTvlcesin CohsIess, in the Cabinet, than lor The
tustre his genius has shed upon The litera,ue of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

Arrived at The Louisville Hotel, the distinguish
ell guests We're conducted-to their apatlments.-,
But Mr. Fillmore ANassnot allowed many moments
OF rSst. The vast assemblege was impatient 10
hear hin, speak. fter three loud, prolonged nd
only thanked the people for their cordial VEL
come assured them iof5 his happiness al being
their guest, ndthens Withdrew - q f5a !. : =
On the evening Of the 18Th, the complimentary
dinner rendered by the citizens of Louisville 10
Ex President Fillmore, same off atthe Louisvile
Hofe5 -zlsTc "a --ilsf ~ fsl n . - III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

,,r,,,,e-.ts aSNsSBahINERSHiP. ~ -. - = A.
to ta TINS intppa
i9T lns purpose Comm ssfdn and For.
eng style OF Doane e coyye az
70 the d inns of Cowgirl AeSwoTds and
OF the late firms. i: M !, os y
a. 90 f,-s.5t,=.t :. 81. GO MGILL.,
The daily union., 1854-02-16
Congress Wednesday. '.

SEsArE--A message received from the President,
communicating The second part OF Lieutenant Herndons
report OF The exploration 81 The valley OF the Amazon and
It's tributaries
Mr. Rusk introduced bill 10 provide for the surviving
officers OF the late Texas navy
The Senate resumed The consideration of the Nebraska
bill, and Mr. Houston concluded his remarks in oppos-
ton 10 il.
The amendment, OF Mr.. Doug which was the ques-
lion pendiog-was adoped-yeas So, nays TO-
Mr. Chase moved 10 amend the section as amended, by
adding thereto the lollowipg Under which the people
OF The Territories through their appropriate represent
atiyes. may, if they see f prohibit slavery therein Z
The discussion on this amendment was continued by
Messrs. Chase. Pfau, Jones OF Tennessee, Badger,
Brown, Cas-, Butler, Weller, and Douglas. Mr. Badger
has the floor, and will speak tomorrow in favor OF the
bill
HOUSE, CT REPREsESTATivEs.-The Speaker laid before
the House the statement OF The accounts OF the Commis
soner OF Customs for the three years previous to
1853; which referred TO The Committee of Ways and
Means The bill for the relief OF The sufferers from The
San Francisco disaster reported with three amend
ments from the Senate two Of which were agreed TO-,
and the third rejected A joint resolution authorizing a
contract for marble for the wings OF The Capitol WINS
passed Mr. Ewing presented memorial from citizens Of
New York against the OF Mr. Walsh, on the ground
that he is not citizen of the United States The House
went into committee on the homestead bill Mr Meach-
proceeding TO address the House against the Ne.
braska bill, when Mir. Richardson rose TO point of
order. that the homestead bill was the special order Of
debate The Chair sustained the point OF order but the
committee refused sustain the Chair by vote Of 54 to
S. Mr.. Meacham therefore permitted TO proceed
with his remarks, which he illustrated by reference 10
map. Mr. Fenton brought up questions in relation to
Marin Van Buren and the Baltimore Convention Mr.
Wheeler succeeded and defended himself from personal
attacks with wit aud Mr. Fenton then obtained
the floor, and made few remarks against the Nebraska
bill but yielded 10 the rising of the committee Mr.
Breckenridge reported, from the Committee Of Ways and
Means bill 10 supply deficiencies in appropriations Tor
the service which referred The Committee OF the
Whole Objection was made to the introduction of a
bill on the committee TO provide for the compile
ton OF celtain cnstom-h houses and marine hospitals
motion made 10 reconsider the vote by which the
FIRST bill had just been reieed pending which, there be-
ing no qaorum the House adjourned