Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

o'clock, Wheeling time, in the morning, ard the
second train at o'clock and fifteen minutes In
the evening. On Su,urdaysthe evening trsn will
not run. t- .a. a- J. 7.-.i -H
From Baltimore one tain will leave at g o. clock
in the morning, arriving in Wheeling at half past
four next dey. The Express train for Wheeling
will leave the Gambler Station at O clock in the
morning, coming through in IS hours
Through tickets will be.issueG to and from al,
the principal points in tie West. .,er %
Tmr iayOr appoints the following persons to C.
as Supenntendants and Clerks for the Charter
Election. to be held OIL Monday the 23dinst.
FIRST WARD-HO E HOUSE
Supeerintendemts-W. Stewart, Alex pannell.
Clerks-Hiran Young, Vim. Wells Joshua R cd
man, j. Warmer j.. NJ. Philips, Finley "A. Burke,
Geo. W. Miller. W. W. Blanchard, Jas. Vennum,
Hiram Armstrong, David w. Broadly, Henry Holli
day, W. George. 81
FIRST WARD-ALDERlIAN'S OFFICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Clemens, Neil DIcIi
NRughten. 1asa bs
Cterks-Eliiuh Day W. Watkins, ]. W. Sim
mons, Theodore Morris, w. S. Goshorn, Geo. w.
V. Miller, w. W. Martin, Robert Duncan, / hos
Holiday, Thomas Duly, w. B. Pemberton, W.
F. LcNaughteI, Thomas Turton. NATIVE ~
SECOND WARD-CTrY HAIL.
Supdrintendents-Alex. Paxton, ]. Louis Stifel.
CLsrEe@-W. f. Singleton. David Knox. ID. T.
Watkins, S. F. Faris, P. L. Kimberly, ]. r. Booth
Geo. McMechenl J. E. Smiley, J. H. Hawkins,
Geo. Cory, Gordon Robinson, Alex. Turner
Thomas B. McKeen. 1.fa.HH..
SECOND WARD-ALDERMAN'S OFFICE.
Superintendents--Jas. Nc Council, j ohm Bis hop,
CIsrks--Joseph Vance, W. Robinson Robert
Boyd, j. Fitzimmons,, a. V. Chesey, A. NJ. Hav-
kins, ]. L. Wilde, Jas. c. llrrvey. w. W. Rcyn-
olds, J, K. Sharon, John n. Clemens, Hugh Reed,
John ParNer. lrlTIlr 81
THIRD wARD-CoURT HOUSE ~
Observation-Disclosures. E Mccoy, saml Smith.
CIerks--W. NJ. NicoI. W.. j. Robb. I'M. Bic.
kel, John Bonhain, Sam. Harper, Geo. w, Elrick.
]. G. Seby, Geo. MetcaIf, J. C. Harbour, Jacob
Robb, Jas. Mcclure, B. B. Dillon, W. II. Clark.
THIRD -WARD-HOSE HOUSE. s4sii
Superintendents---Jacob SingIet, IL, George
Nendel. 1s7 1
Clerks-HenTy Harper, Isaac Seaman, John B.
Vowel. john Boyd, James Turton. Chnr es W.
Brockuner, Frank Simpson, E. L. Pratt, w. Ha-
ley, John Budget Jas. z. Teirnan, r.. Il. Pollock.
Adam Thompson. f. - ", gu ~ ..s.a.a 10 |
FOURTH wARD--ALDERMAN'so OFFICE. 4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S. Root, jeremiah
Jefferson. IN s..ua--aaH .-s
CIerks-Henry C. Coen, saml. Hildreth,,J, W.
Wheale, John Watson, L. C. food. J. Norton. S.
II. Greer, j. H. Tnppan, John caIr Robt. 4'rast,
F.A. Sears, "A. Frunzell' J.iH. Porter
FOURTH wARD-HOSE HOUSE.
z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jehers, W. Limerick
CIerks-Thos. Robinson, Alex. Coen, Jas Ack-
en- Henry Ramp, D.. Winder, Daniel Geiger, w.
ueburn, Snml. Salisbury, Andrew Britt, John
Fisher, IT., Louis Bond. Philip Bartleson, Albert
Hullowell.2a '-'t s.l4 uar1la -s.5
FIFTH WARD-PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE,
- NoRTIG. End ---s 20 .rr
Superintsndents--Robt1tW White. W. Stoneman.
CEerks-John Rankin, L. E. He1vey, Richard
Lsidley, A. j. Cecil. Chapm' n NheelertW. Car
nahan, S. J. Hubble, Mark Echols, Nv. B. Clark,
John Tuttle, Isaac Cloudy, Peter IL French, Chas
MARSHALL. 81 . q 10
FIFTH WARD-PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE,
SOUTH END. i',-.-5g,s5
!Syper;nteh ds,lts-An Wilson, N. B. Reed.
sCLerks--Andrew Quigley, Joshua Lancaster,
R.H. Hubble, J. P. Holiday, Jas, Wilson, John
p. Harden, a. A. Quarier, Hannibal Forbes, F.
X. yesbore, Joseph Graves, j. Nj. Bushfeld, VIII
son Harding. w. t. Derry. ID. oaoi.. o.. go ..t
The persons named requested to be at then
respective pIecints at half past O'Clock, A.: Nj.
ETTF I
TgE River AND rBUsIsEss.-Last night The river
wasat stage of fourteen feet four inches rising.
1t raned during the create part the day anu was
raining when weweRt to- press. Weather. unusual
" wafm. The wharf was crowded with steamers
nndcompletely blockaded with huge piles OF boxes.
barrels, bales, iron and almost every species OF
merchandise. The pile at night scented hutllttle
diminished, though trains of drays were contlnu-
oily hauling it 10 the Depot for Shipmen. on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; as one load was
taken away il was replaced by another from some
newly arrived steamer. ,.-s ~ - ~
The splendid Union Line steamer Citycf Hhssi'
ing, Cant. John McLure, LEFT Cincinnati and
Louisville in tile afternoon with Rfne. caTgo nnd
a large number OF passengers. For other numer-
GUS arrivals and departures, see our boat list.
Co,L BoArs SuSk.-Tbe Pittsburgh papers. OF
lac, night state that four, coal boats were sunk
obove the first dam on the Monongahela on We'd
u.sdav night. The shore ice floating against them
wostbe cause. AS Mr.. Brown wos passing tw"
loaded coal baIgeg under the MonoHsahsla BRIDGE
one ,f the barges struck the pier and fonted TO tue
mint and sunk on the bar, this was ABOUT one
o'clock. During the afternoon pair oil coal boats
struck the barge that was sunk OF the POM, ana
before they could be Eowed ashose they SUNK;
making lossof six boats and one 9qige IN twe"ly-
four hours, and all in sight Of, The clty,ss
The coal boats un that way have had har''
A,orYrp IlsIow.-LWe learn ftom the Mem
pbis napers tina. the Jacob D. EARLY, onthet way
from New Orleans was run into by The HotstoYFh
about len miles below Napoleon, and 30 much m
iured that il was found necessary TO throw over
-, go. H,s at,Sp5red hhds, Of sugar