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Butte record., 1854-04-22
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A TRIBUTE

ATTRIBUTE
To ,hs Memory OF ". II II. SosssoS. who Died q,
hitWeii, csiiioTni. pecealuer iesi, a.e - e4ls
Eesi, OF ny Bro.h-r res, II pesce,
" llaIa Thy narrow home
Upon a. e5uch where troubles cease
Where soTrops ueyer oIoa-
What lhougn lie proud historic page
Eierni1- not ny fame,
Nor Cause = distant future a-e
L ,r4i-s Thy humble haa.s =
Sars, virtue lends sweel d srscs
To one Vi losiy birh
As 20 ths prouasst Of our race
lie favored Sous 81 earth
n toaor'. path by dai! Led,
IN bri-f career wAs run,
ADd hone lAlnea. ~hile oiushn. red
The Geesl= thsi ihDa hsst done.
Ersy.. destb : siuuoeE iaol A41s; slept
b,sde ib1 d.lls pei
One kindred mourner Only kept
Sad -4icA stose thy head
brother ..rovs, yei -troSs IN vsia-
To rescue iroia lie grave
One Waasn he eii, una-ed b. ps-1,
Hs couid have died 10 save.
Thy many virtues 10 recount,
There stands 30 scuip pised sions
Upon that unf-eq ltaiea mogni
y here lHoa doss ..zeg alone.
- ark ,4to L.: w4.ius t4r
his @urnlng -iraln LAY urr:
None 6uo- 'hs li-.e bal ~ sao assr
TIE :s.u .o.--4.-'s r,4f.
Yet all IA vz-a .-= ..s1s --t-44-s
And ans -l.l. i-- --y -szl
The c.r---F s.l. e' el1-ss .--s
sh@i ,.-1sr re .hs N.sa
Heneeos.. ~ -r.e--. a.p=-.sd a7 love.
May 10 as -a-ni -=s-
lhoasA v .a..l-f-s sisl,-5. as-s p- p! fove,
Iercaanos tl-y l.-sls t.fc.
Kind stranger. l4as -.Li.s 10 lier here
one passing thought be=lur-
Cne sorroSinS sish ohe piping iear--
On hin WIN sleeps beiOw-
Then hasten 10 renes the s.rifs
Thai stimulates ihe boil
To barrier bliss and peril hfs
For Csis5rLi.'s Ooil -
Iff'rslI-'s i4voria- hAni deny
Th- Uo1l ~hicA .h0l do,i crave.
sal sri iAol oles :-TaoC D,sr >os LIZ
TAGS N N.NELE<s GRAVE.
NoTrAwA. Vi chigaii, f,b usrs. ia
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TAKEN Up.

TAKEN Up By THE SUBSCRIBER. ON or ABOUT
The Ill day Of March, last. one stray horse de-
scrbed as foi!ossThe SAID horse White. having thres
Iies On his moe. side and on the other
arpear-ly only through he skn--lsiier on the len
side al the neck he left shoulder apparently
put "n with the bottom al sirrup-s shout IL vears
old and abol. i hsnds high The owner requested
10 property y ch1rge- and iAke him sEsy, Ct
he Wi! BE- isposvd 0: according 10 Law
JOSEPH ALLEN
Ophr April l, lr54. sx2i
Butte record., 1854-04-22

Masonic LoLse
Butte L0Ise No - L. D.. vi lree suI Acce, ed a1
8i1<el The frsi ani tinrd >.,ur.as
in each month Hoar OF Haeees5us ~ O'clock =
Vsi.iKs Brethren in So1i stan ling. pecsfay Ia
vi.ed 10 communicate
OFFICE :
c BAKER, " " JB SMITH, : II
A r. NaNCOHB = H. HAHKlS, Sec'y
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NOTICE.

a MEET NJ or TVS UNION MINING CokfPsNV
n y 81 is- Ail a P3E "a. MHa las. the : q Jay %
Nay, ia A ceu raj ifen iabr. o. ih -h4--hdli-r.
~ l'f busia=-s o; l-i.iee VIII D. ~, -eised
t1- fn-s leg. -. r. ENASS, President
iidwed, srii ifh is94. -va
Butte record., 1854-04-22

4 01e CIGARS, f.acy brands, 70 ehss9 ever body ca.
Il s-soSs 80 J0sPPa LLUGkAuR
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.

For Sale.
A 7 BlpWELL- TAE CvU.-4Y SEAT OF BUTTE
a Co4n.F- And Of ihs fasi--s srssins .iss-
te~a- Ia "a ioraA. having o1mmauicalluu Sin .sr,s
vide, ihir.y mites distant ~ ;so iHss 'f daA >fHge
ths oess l0cz eslHbishIss nj ID The isoe. Known
SHADE HOTEL.
l. offered FOR sale. IS tbs 9ropr.viur in-eas 10 r
n ,se 10 ;be Atlantic STATES Inc GiJa-s s
i GusnS nr>f business hne OF l1r. unity
Is here odere1 "a ihu-e sishilz 10 piIrchlse-
for further particulars inquire ei Messr-- Cars
oa4iuN4!s Aary-Yfie, or ui lhs FropriesoF tnr
y--nis-S
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PROBATE COURT.

STATE OF CALIFORSIA-COUNTYO OP BUTTR
~ SIN he matter Of the Of Patrick KArney
decreased John Roberts will make nnai ssfiieuleo,
- a mater and accounts. forth hs petition
or .eiilt meu on die in this court Dsy OF settle
n- tx i Cn he Alta day Of April A D. 1854, q. tee
Court House iidwe and al the nex regular tern Of
fAls coari And Notice is hereby given to ali persons
oleerned al Iear al said lime and place. and show
cA'-ed i any Why ID should moi be finally settled
nd di-3os-si OF. BT order Of the court
l.. :. Ni;iess ny hand and seal OF said corrs g,
hid~el, ihis 9th day OF March, 1854
+. PAIGE. Probate Clerk
.S2l' per T WELLS, .. C
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eOa SALE or RENT.

FE1HE coNNoDloCs 4HRsE >ToaY CIIF D-NG
i 'h- CORNER iran-i L c Le,-e. .a5 ii5 ,..ns
Ih- Niin- tone IT, ~ EVtN-
H.dseii geb j.. iS54 n'4r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

iHaNESFlLLE-Per steamer Cheyoit-pryor.
SiatE Co. 100 bbls flour; rallant & Delap!ain,
QUO bois Hour; G Robinson & Co, es seeks CON:
eorsythS u hopkins, 4S scks fruit, Dbl lard, Ike
u1' tcta'e rags, cask do; Doane & Cowgirl, .
mus tooaceo; w II Seaman, ll3 plank.
PARKERSBURGH.-Per Steumer Fort Pin
:. n miller &lCo, $50 tdls hay; Bailey Woodward
Doane q Cowgirl, bids tobacco, bbls beans !;
iamo1in d Ryland, 27o.hoop poles; Crangle & Co,
~ mas tobacco; Clemens, lot lumber: ReShip-
Ell 10 bbS beans, SO do pork, 10 kgs lard, 81 Ibis
molasSes, box.
PARKERSBURGH.-Per Steamer Courier
Mcatee Bros, III csks bacon; Wheat & Chapliu.
IL IL sacks rags Doane Il Cowgirl, box haltlw are;
w Gierk, bales leather; Cranglc s. Co, . hhds
ioo1cc0, kgs butter, SckS n. aches: w Boner
100 nail kgs, scks rags, s scks adples kes bnt.
Ter; u W Anderson, scks peaches; ] w Paxton.
6Xs eggs: jus Farrien, 4. scks potatoes; Tallant
y DelaPlnin, Dbl eggs; W Price, | bx fish; Cor.
uon' Mathews " Co, hxs dry goods, 5 bales do.
LoulSNlLLE-Per steamer j. C. Cine-B F
Pearce, 200 bbI pork, so les hams; Jno NIcCourr-
ney " 20, So hid hams; Doane & Cowgirl. ~ &c,
namS' so hhd shout ers. IS do Sides So boxs mid
sytsIs S Hopkins, bx.
II. LOUIS.-Per steamer Ne,c York-McAt i.
Bros, 90 casks bacon, III ties hams; Fo1syths &
HOPKINS, bales skins; Tallant & DelapIain Q do
meGp; Alex 8ayta, 81 tres shoulders; Coplan Il
Keys, 63 bales hair; McAEee Bros, % cask bacon.
10 bulls lard, $40 kegs do; E l. PIatt, furni.
tute; Agent, 30 hides; G W Smith, 200 bags
barley; Pearce Il Co, Al bx bacon.
ClNClNNATI-Per Fort Henru.-Forsvil,s r.
mop ms. l04S obls pork 400 half do, sc bxs mid
dies, 80 hid bacon, 200 camv's hams; Cransle &
Co. 6 HID bacon; W Smith, $50 SIX barley; Cor
don' Matthews 4 Co, II csk sides, 6 Tx do: Dew.
ey d Co, 25 tons pig iron.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

FATAL AccrDESr.-We learn that the passen-
ger Train, which was detained several hours yester-
day, in coming round a curve between West
Branch and Capon Bridge, about eighteen miles
easl of Cumberland, came in collision with hand
car on which was two or three persons, one oil
whom was INSTANTLY killed. He was a hand on the
road, but his we have not learned. Tie
men with the hand car supposed the train had
passed, but it was very mpru.:entfor them TO pro.
ceel on the track without making inquiry of the
watchman. The train coming round curve, could
not possibly check its speed in time to prevent q
collision.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

Boards are at decided discount since the APP
pearnnc of the Bearled Lady in our city. We
meet many smooth, shorn faces, wlele but few
days ago flourshed whattheir owners deemed luxu-
riant pair of whSkers. Many OF Young bIoods on
beholding how much the face of n woman "beard-
I'd like the pard" could beat tLcir highest attain
ments. took to the in dispair and disgns and
We even hear of one who in his excitement cut his
throat like the monkey through mistake. Better
go 10 The barber than encounter such DANGER
There's Michael Ritz with a branch of / is es:ab-
Iishment recently opened near the 1ntellgencer
Office. He'll shave you as smoothly as peeled
onion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
RIVER lnIpnR.ra.

FOrsyths q Hopkins, "A lietce hams, 800 fierce
Seet' II reels yarn; Doane & Cowgirl, "a bbls OIL
cs casks potash; Strobe & Bloch, s. Bills liquor;
lamp eli, box.
SuNFISH.-Per steamer STEPHEN Bnyard.-
a u tRdsley, 6 bbs eggs aud apples, sacks rags;
II Miller, Il sacks oats, J Hornbrook, 10 sacks
EOtH meal, Dbl soap, kegs lard, lot potatoes,
Jugs maple moIasses, fur skins, box eggs; Hand.
i Vn Bro, so bags potatoes; Howard, Dorsey &
, onox' p hdIs leather; Clark, 10 sacks pota
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
WESTERN MERCHANTS.
Notice 40 shippers

wa nnH more y ono faiErodd and the Parker
Pesn Steamships TO and from Ne,p York
and Baltimore.
THE LOCUST POINT DEPOT at Ba!tinor. bs;uu
now completed all freight TO and from the West is
trashppeu dtI ect oi the TO the steam rs or from
the steamers to the u,cr securing
can1lse from damage by and handling and
also from expense for Carriage anu labor.
The dispatch and good der H. the delivery OF Goods
either way between New York and Wheeling should nd
must secure 10 this route the preference over all others
i"Snenuem OF me fact that the rates of freight
lie Locust Point Depot has storage CAPACITY
barrels. Shippers have their Ioperty stored e Of
all expense except usual storage, until time as they
may desire TO place it In market.
The steamers of the p. s. s. CO. leave tbc norris n,
New York and Baltimore daily
Conlpany's Office, III broadway, y. Y.
Rp5:2tawSw JOHN III CLARK
10 From and after this date freighs will BIZ taken b,
Inc b. e. y. Railroad Co and the Parker Vein
10, al summer r1tes. nnriI9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
By the National Line.
rELEG RApnEp FoRTnE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONGRESSIONAL.


'iiNaroN, April 7.-SENArE-''r. Mason
%; oeu 10 go into executive session, which was
ee'segteed TO. Private calendar was taken up
Use senate and IL House bills were passed-4p were
the Mr Chase introduced bill granting land 10
Referred
Mr.; Dodge reported n bill establishing additional
lana districts in Minnesota. Passed.
MT. twin said that on Monday he would ask to
De heard on the Pacific Railroad Bill.
Mr. Badger said that on Monday lie would ask
the Senate to take up the bill allowing credit on
rriroad iron.
Adjourned till Monday.
HoUsE.-The bill empowering the Postmas err
General to contract for carrying the mail between
New Orleans and San Francisco, according 10 the
time occupied, was taken up and debated until
The expiration Of tte morning hour.
Parker. from the committee on Judiciary, re-
ported Till relating 10 the felon:ous burning of
the steamer Martha Washington. Tie strenuously
urged the importance of government aiding in the
Prosecution OF parties now awaiting trial in rkan-
SIS. Finally. after debate, Jones of Tennessee
objectng to it, the bill referred to committee
on the Whole.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

The New Posr OPFIcE.-rhe inconvenience
attending the Transaction Of tie Post Office Lusi-
ness in the room which has been occupied for sew
eal years in this city for that purpose, became so
:Raolerable that our Postmaster, DR. CaacRAFT.
determined 10 make an improvement. He has
done SO in manner which reflects gtsat credit on
his judgment in the location and arrangement of
The new Office, both with reference ~ the accom-
mediation of the public and the proper prosecution
oil the business entrusted 10 his care. In this
much needed change and improvement he has had
to heSr large portion Of the expenses, and will
most probably have 10 bear a large portion o! thr
Increased rent. This fact is but another evidence
OF the demand at this place for public building
for Post Office, Custom House, &C., and for
which an appropriation has been asked of Con-
greSs.
The Post Office in its present location III the
large and elegant building of Mr.. Heiskel, corner
oil Market and Quincy streets, is admirably ar
ranged, and has met with the universal approba-
ton o! on citizens. Il comprises TO. nj los by
50 feet in the clear, divided into n distribution
room, delivery room, and spaces outside of the
delivery amply large enough 10 accommodate the
greatest crowd that ever attends the office. THE
distribution room is ca by 80 feet. and so arranged
as 10 render the clerks every needfu facility for the
distribution of the n all i'll the shortest possible
space OF time. The delivery room, 81 by "a feet,
Is arranged with the utmost system and neatness,
SO That no delay or embarrassment will be expe
nenced in the delivery of letters, newspapers and
Packages the moment tLey called for. The
foxes have been increased 10 over 100 in number
ale accessible by spacious hall, entirely sepsEat.
i'Om the other deliveries,
The genllemen's aud ladies' general delivery ar,
situated at The front entrance, and are distinct an,
SEPARATE, an improveni. mt at which tie ladies hear
"4y rejoice. Altogether, our Post Office Is nov
one Of the best arranged in the West, and al
'nOlgh much Of the increased expenses must b
Ooine by cur Postmaster, we lock forward witt
confidence 10 the acton of the Government wmc
Will release him from such an unreasonable tax
Ahi place onr city III the possession Of the PermH
Hsht Building which she so much mectS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

FEDERAL COURTROOM Hill was yesterday con-
victed Of misdemenor in breaking open the mail
between Sistersyille anu Mddlebourne. The mail
contained nothing valuable, and the law therefore
fixes the term OF his imprisonment in the Peniten-
,iary at six months.
To-day the case of Charles Bachelor, captain OF
one ofthe Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packets, in
diclment for mi. demenor, will be on trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
NJ. E. CHURCH CASE

WAsHrHoroN. April THE case of NJ. A.
Smith ps Leroy Swormsted, now tefore the Sn-
p1ene Court. on the first appeal from the State
he Methodist Book Concern, located in that State.
Able counsel is engaged and much interest mani
lested by the crowds that throng the court room.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

COL WooD's GRAND MUSEUM will opon in this
city on Monday evening. II embraces four of the
greatest curiosites in the orl THE magnificent
pronoloned lady weighing 764 lbs, and the won
d rful little woman only 80 inches high, with that
smallest specimen of the human race, the Lilipu-
:'an King, t6 inches high, weighing II lbs, eight
years old, forming such an exhibition as was never
before in our city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

wElsENyELD & Co., have another supply OF su
perb clothing. aud warrant 10 suit man or boy with
any desirable Carmen; at the very lowest rates.
Being a btanch OF an extensive establishment in
Baltimore they can offer great inducements to
customers. Give them call and you will not
regret ii. Main street, west side, near the corner
If Enion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

Tov On Posr OFFICE CORNER has been con-
,.t.d into fine Boot and Shoe Store. and Mr.. B.
q WATSON is now opening his splendid Stock
w.i,v;c attic lion 10 his advertisement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
RIVER AND WEATHER.

CtSciNNArr, April 7.-River rose inches last
night. Weather warm.
Plrrsnvncn, April 7.-River5 feet and falling.
Weather LEAR and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
Religious Notice.

p.x. G. p nrEBIS. ID. D., will preach In the 4th
i ~ +. Chm CHI on tomorrow Sunday morning at
M clock. lie will also address the congregation st
.e,oeS IN Preaching "'hH same place at y O'Clock
,he above services will be devoted 10 the pro-
~ the cause OF Missions, in the Methodist FMS
'".I Thmch. The public arc Invite to attend.
COMMITTEE, 18th at. NJ. r. c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

THr STABLE of Mr.. Brotherton. twelve miles
,ssl of town, consumed by tire ON Wednesday
nstt, was insured for only 5000. Mr.B:othertou's
house was several times on fire, and was only 81
we'd by the strenuous rxertons of the hands on
the EIempfeld Railroad, who rushel TO lis rescne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, April Flour market is uncha ng.
sd' with moderate demand at previous rates.
81 10 1881; Southern S7,62a7,SI. Wheat-South.
eIn red $l,7o. buovnnt; Corn active, with a spec.
ula,lve demand at 72a77. Prison Whisky is dull
al 81 cents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
THE INTELLIG.E NICER.
s,rrRDAY MORNING. APP Ri 8. 1854.
To correspondents.

.,,,rRs concerning scription. advertising 9th.
lEi BUSINESS OF the lntelGencer, should he adj
er ma" =" Inc Projectors
dressed l" @ the editorial department OF The pa
Letters he addressed the editors, Jointly,
ther ore "Ients writing for publication, will ple.se
81 side Of sbos s ra%s ss will greatly osse
IN onSe more prompt attention to correspondents
and sec" u,isht otherwise some times receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
EMIGRANT PASSAGE,

Eofe'gn I.zsclsnse anu IlslPles5 AgeHcy'
ADAMS " CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE,
Mcclure House, Wheeling.
rINHE uudcrsi ned is sole Agent, in this ei - Sffs,
i ty, for the sale OF passenger certi heatcs
for enI'gTants by the sold Black starr line of Liverpool
and New York packets.
These shs regular packets, making the passage in
halre time OF ordinary sailing vessels Tho number Of
steeage passengers mtSd and there is danger of
ship fever 10 which the ordinary cmtgrant vessels arc
lab c.
payable Bank post town in England, Ireland, or
Scotland
Persons who sh remit money to their friends,
bring them the ''od coumtry will bc supplied
with the drafts and tickets at the lowest rate
auzI5tf n. PlGMAN, Agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

COSrrcrioX.-It will be seen by telegraphsc
,:,rs,ch from Woodsficid, that s!enry Craig has
lem convicted of the murder of ALEX. GARpE~,
Ne this city, and sentenced 10 the Peuientiary
m life
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

Ar,o,xruExr--Jelrrrson II. Martin, MARSHALL of
Il. Western District Of Virginia. has rppoin.c cd
n T. Hughes deputy Marshal at Ciarksbu1g, to
..nesd Nathan Golf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
DE-, Gordon Harris,
GRADIIATE OF nAAInnInr,

n uhADUal'E OF CAMBRIDGE.
nFFlCE-Raitimorc Lock lnfirmary No al xouth Cav
street orposite the Exchange Buildings, BaiDlore
practical experience OF 20 years enables Dr n
to insure so%nd and speedy certain class or Ds
eases which have loo long been yielded by regular Thysi
fdenially, either in person or by letter. W.T.
H1Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
cod nGt, remedies sent by mail to any part the IT, S.
See ad vertisement on fourth page. apr4-ly
Foreign Exchange, oreixn kxchnnye.
DERSoNS wishing TO remit HOMey 10 England, Ireland
Il or Scotland in amounts fromf upwards can find 4
safe, quick and cheap medium rough
EDWARDS, SANFORD & CO.
S.PIG.HAN, Agent
ne13tf Mcclure House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

tbs C4MrnELI MINISTRIES give their last enter.
.nnen, at Washington Hall 10 night. Their
,cb performances have attracted full houses every
nsLl of their appearance in this city. They of,
s,,nl lii tonight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. T. Meads.

g. e w III. Il. iMeSuS,
No. 24A Monroe Street, up STAIRS.
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie In general that they bought the esta ish
!ateiy known James N, Ewng's Bookbinde and
ahkbo d nanIlactory and to Rule and
10 osoes, blank books OF every description, music,
MI &c in not to be surpas
an III " any establishment III tho country.
APPLY ' " '''' ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
CINCINNATI MaRKFr

CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, April Flour dull at S6,25-
Sugar in good demand, with sales OF l4O hhts al
i4a5c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
CoNvIcrloN AND sENrENcE oE cRA1G

CONVICTION AND SENTENCE OF CRAIG.
WoopsriELp, O.-The trial of Henry Craig was
brought 10 close this morning The Jury after
being out about Is hours returned verdict in the
case of The State against Henry Craig for the muir
der Of AIexandsr Garden. of "guIty OF murder in
Inc second degree" The sentence is imprison-
ment in the Penitentiary for life
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08
INSTANTANEOUS

Pendleton & Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
EoR sale of Leaf Tobacco, Flour. and Produce gen
ia0:S,aiM's W1o,J. and Depot. 500 Pratt ct.
Baltimore.
REFER TO
" BruLe Sons.
Long q; liyTH, AMI baltimore
The ca<Iie any OF the
II. I.alnb, Esq FASH. y w Blk Va
q. Brady. Ia NJ Bank, | INbe.,,.
Talant & De!arlTn, "'s
Jas. X. Baker. J
Jas MccuIIy. Pittsburgh;
Rhodes & Osi.hay. bridgeport, o.
Green u Dorsey, powhattan PIT o.
Michael D"r;sx ,ar!i a, Nils Belmont co.
JHCObti Grove. 81. Clairsyille, o.
Peter Mr:'age', 6allipOlis, o.
y. McC0y & Bros, Sis,ersrille, Va.
Tweed, ScIv& Wright,
IoSrphC Butler d 90. SCincnnat, o.
JOhm CIegh
Geo Green, Jun,
Gordon d Co., Iu,,,,,
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ANS & CO.'S
ExPP ESS NOTICE

Nlc 1pheeling BALTIMORE Phiaael
Phia, Netr York. Boston and the East.
TIME public respectfully informed that we have
l made arrangements by which we shall rum
Daily Express
From Baltimore TO Wheeling via Baltimore 9t% and o1
Eastern Express. 10 and fTum all the Cities and Towns OF
the Eastern and Middle States. We now prepared to
forward By this route all descriptions origt and rHlua-
Goods Packages, Bank Bills Specie Jcwclry &C. al
m Ill Speed, i'll charge OF careful Messengers.
EXPRESS for baltimore tho East, will leave WHEEL
ING daily, at o'cock, a. NJ Leave BALTlMCRE
daily, al :, p. ".
Merchants and Others respectfully solicited to orde
Sn15-tT ADAMS & CO.
oFFICE:-Markct Street, Mcclure House:
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BIG8LY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NJ BLSoN'S Premium Chinese Lustrai Washing Fluid,
In tho greatest Improvement yet discovered saving
labor end expense in shins Clothing and House Clean
ing Linens and Coions washed by tins Fluid will be
whittier aud softer Than than il blcache the grass
WARRANi not to imjure the 1abriC Every lady ma!
satisfy herself that point by sOaknGa piec Of cotton
Linen in the Fluid, full strength, for "a hours which
will clearly show that IL must be purely harmless VIXEN
dilute with gallons of water to ha'r pint of fluid.
Tic Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single stxpence which will buy enough for large family
washing, which can be done in or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the Eub.ciber who aslasr
ly purchased the right for Ohio eounyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR.
Au"9 No. 90, UnfonSt.. Wheeling, Va.
DISSULU OF CO-PAKI NEkSHIP.
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF BrSHY & LIr
In is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business OF the old firm will be settled by the new firm
kusby, Little & Co., which this day goes into operation,
and BY whnm The business VIII he still he conducted ahe
old stand on Market sticet. jan4
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For the la.t24 Hours, ending last night at So clock
ARRIVALS

Arri,als and Depar.are. Cd s.ean. j; ON.
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co PARTNERSHIP.
THE subscrIcrs this day rtnershp
Tho purpose oftransacting Comm ssion For.
,varding business under the style OF Doane Cowgirl
successors the firms OF Cowgirl & McSwords and A.
s. oare & Co.. and solicit continuance OF the business
OF the late firms. A. S. DoANR,
J. Cowgirl.
ersrrh tsb, 1854. Tari4