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sIssasf essGINCINNATp NfARKET.6T
, JpSE g. --s; TOUR dull dt!I GA, so. NotiiiI
in PROVISIONS, Whisky. 224. Eis4s
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.ss.lsd s5ss w AsHiHsToS, Juhes6.' !,
IloUsE.-Mr. Faulkner announced the dealh OF,
his colleague, JehH f. Snodgiass, Which occurred
Esnddely at Parkers9urg, Va, on Monday Inst. He
passed lg edtogiuii on his public aud private
selataeter and tfete SOLUTIONS expressiye OF re-
sret, 'andlmoyedan adjournmst Which was carried.
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Da BkSJ. Doteas&h, late editor Of The ttinds
81 pendent Democrat, sliedtIat shlsaresideheea i
Clarksburg, on last Friday r nc e aged abo,
B s5 wears go so sssslsssSf9 .1ss7ossTatss -
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Valley DIVA Fire 8siHdarine InsurancesCo., ]
sifsHrlfEsSE 5s.1sz4 as g. tsAEEH5 oN
JouE isT,ig!at S+sgents
n FfoB1d savings Hank corner Main ana Riddles
NISStTeeis .41rTle hase5sEEItcelinS, Vu.
-Gj-RRFER TQ--JamsssR. Baker.
X J
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DEarH OF Hon. Joms F. ssOpoRAss OF vlR6,sIA.
/ -rwa with much pain That we saw the am
anOuneement Of the death of the Hon. John r.
SAodgTnss, one of the representatives from the
Slate of Virginia. His death was sudden, and
oceasioned great shock TO his friends IN this city
Tie left here few days ago in hisu usual Health to
visit his family; but, while enjoying the pleasures
Oh The domestic circle, the messenger OF death
Game on his sad Grand, aud termiuuted his useful
career on earth. Mr.. snodgrass was an honest
man. faithfuI representative, and warm friend.
May his family derive some consolation from the
reflection that his last moments were spent among
item, and thai the privilege of ministering tic him
pas permitted To them by Kind Providence
They h We the sincere cond 1Ience and sympathy
bis numerous ftiepds-R Washington Sentinel
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sulcrpE.-Fhe Argus learns that. Mr. Solomon
Carney, resident Of Wetzei county, committed
snieide on Monday last by hanging. He and Two
oil his sons had been nj station on The baltimore
and Ohio Raiirood, and he had drank some during
the day. They returned part of the way home
together, parting at the forks of road, ole son
going h1me, the other going TO assist neightor 10
roll s@me logs, carny remaining al The place where
hey parted. Nothing more was known of him
until he was found suspended to a tree the next
Jay, dead. several WOUNDS supposed TO have been
,saIs'ed with knife, were found on the body Of
lne deceased. Although Carney was dissipaed
sonew hat himself, his family and friends occupy
's'Peetably position in soc ely.
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lIl-.---
MATAMDRAS.-AEe ssteaaier Eguator.4-I Dam
fel AtdrIS 90 "A Ridgeey 300 qo6H poles,
Failant & BeiapIatlt 8 lids tobacco, S b Eqdatois
50 bu oatss aiIaat & Deleplain 10 rolls feathers;
metal zWmc Canadian 100 spok thresh.o
ing machine, so bdls palings3 bsS6sPc Hhoopng -;
Bay ~ 60 blls eotn; ioiItiln bbf eggs. -sTsq
ClNCfNNAT TIP PEE Cifg,et sI5steeling+D Dom q
Ion & MAXWELL 8 lids. bacon; DR. Watson Gaux
bxs soap, do cnatlles; A q Robi1S6n & CO 8 bbss
oil; Al Riley SO bbls whisky;sW H SeomnnII I beds
sydds, bdIs rails do Stats; anderson & LANG
bxs tools; Coplgn& Keys IbS, rbald, 4 bnles
hemp, 80 Ibis alcohol liepSins g bale,
Lxs. bgs leaiIiefs, Ieo.tb:s beef, bx Yine;--a
DoGne Cowgirl 26 Ids tobacco;sJ II Stout SO
-bbfs whlgkY; Me4 fee Bros 55 bales hemp, &c hds
catt'A4 80 A.A ~ * % 4iiAe9J .aisf Al
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8 8. 70 Whom il, ma = Concern.

MOTTO z is hereby I'll ven that quaint y ship
IS ped ~ Louis Ky, by y. Webb, Ma%cy d Co.,
per steanbo7t sGeOTge Canbe,,s the eighth day Of
e, 1873 and shrped by her at Guyandnlte, Va
steamboat and IN oilrs aIcouse, will
be sold forclarges by public Actiou Monday 18th day
June areIouse 9TH and arke, streets,
az called and ges sell led prios to that date.
viii sell by a1ctioi or clres Tour black Trunks Com
nkiONl) . w m. keers Whes lhg, va p
Pliia depht1 tho 29th August 1853.
tssei 20 .SYTtISs & HOPKINS.
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lastsieat aasP'elost
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's Moaday Estidngs Nay l5f, Bet fitiIe doing
in bleadstuas. EFb5arsG nIs ego spld to-day Io1
Slls50. Mess Pork $3.50. Gpls clear SIS; bacon
extra clehT fe2t5 Hams ISL &E9 s.SS.
The Istimds dates from Cafthagehia are 10 The
10Th OF May The DlcIaiorship lis End Al
last accounts Gems, Herfara and AIosquera were
su;a few rifles from Bolivia with II, GOO troops,
AID were about 10 attack Gen, Melo.ss 10
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IN . =, SPRING. FASHION FOR HATS. saEf -
is now prepared TO furnish his
Gus patrons gnd all the viii splendid
hats OF the & s.H - Z, s.ss. -
which endurance, beauty OF orInund finish; cannot be
sarps and WHOM shaed TO head by conlorma.
tive, fit with perfect case. s,. ~ satssr-sTsss3
Has eceving alarg6 Assortment mems, youths
lcldtens son Hats, comprising white, dab black, nap
ped plain, IAgrahan, Young nerica.
etc together with fine rtent OF me's youths aud
child ems Caps aiiJ wlcl are offered at lowest prices,
Wholesale and retail. = i5t sitss stif 81. . 49,
asap7a - sasasf 49, w. W. JiMEsoN.
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'Ftotg 4 AtsWfeetng stttl5n Noyeniber4 1853 oul
sea iss isf
Itg ttnle ics Ntegn. pa - : -
do Mounds yiiIe,;; !. 4. .5tf a. 81
: 30 y aIoSiassis, 40 cents 80,
aioyi 9seze5 ,sssslsI ~ ASS - 2 1 AGENT.
Save your Ice!saI -sst
tisaso 81 y RrB EBseof- Ice has, OF lafe years,
70 SsS3s Tsfy ssass ss = e. S. e
aud comfort. bIahifes. At the same
og tnelte Increased enr nd for it and
ss ii T. 4 Tccui ing
z ~ = z a shsIply : have AdIed fAaiesiaiy 70
q ri II y IFS eostsa . he consequences las beeTl
sss Sl toircnSee the
ranse of the, artlnle, 10 bring il
y HI ~ itsitiIinthe reach Hof every ianily.-I
~ To- ans nsr he Turposs as well as
RIO RlNIs'P'Ssis : siISssg -as5
PATENT WATER COOLER. al
OF The alton or stienahe
70 the PURPOSE ihteadsl via water a.
|eGs5ss gSs5sgsLf s P''siS
9s,StiSS to tLls
Is s SSsass q 's ih nsf Is
me soaatly simple enlsiit 10
ess WiI QUO Of
Irss ONLY sAR TIct.E or THE KIND YER |
ldsgFe zii;i oe aIisP ssiB ENEED 1lsbsrl5s 81
They furnishes with styvo distinct onerhdueting
chambers, by MEANS awehs Iounis oT Ice TO
ssS5; Of only fri,i lie iISees point aIIday! Thus,
sSS. &c eSd
sc .,,ser h. ~ 1870 49,
-, - ~ ~ IssIs
sf ,,er a. IA r1s,srIs ,ss5
EfnT mi q a. = ~ - = - 81. = s
,,ea sy,:s.r yvsv savips
much unneceSsar waste and ttouhle ss9 40 ssa
etng manufactured ~ style;
aId ilshea an every theI rake
sesy Dining Eoon,e Hotel. o.
asAnimpnrant has lately been added to the
oS sS Fan TS six t 10
leSerS Tlis ea', he cn ba
altday, bout Important addition
sothc economy aud comfort Of iamilie IL - x y
- Ia, BU W. q ~ S;,,.
M "a n fsSoarfh ~ f:inci n,,,afi ~
II, For snle bv5s A n ne "A, Co I-sG
fsf - - pss - - vnsH
.55E =, -
X frst rate article ma nm nisiaie n son 40 moi bt
ke IL IL inst h;,y ab6tt TX Ssns
~ For sale b, ssiffstI . n sVoyyiSi.tX essss
= feb7 -o4-IJnion AZ =
- - = = !. = :; =
oseS ~ ~ y I,i ~ sIp
t6s Sfst bafed NV iibaFd Z, COZ ~ 40
ny person having on il will confer favor
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sic ilffaFIfL.b kaiLRlo SO bMeSNY.

sJ0TICIsIs heaby gfensto all the pTi.
IN vafc and ol the Henfcld RAILROAD Como
tah, That Indictment or Pei share is
nequFed raid The 10th OF January
text aud o. iiye dollars Per share o9tiy
hei caller, uiliI tie whole amount isl,pil .s g.
IIIlstl - BPIi HENDERSON. Treasurer: ~
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3 . Prs. NO JOKE. -
LIVERY body in town is talking about then,. WHAT
III Niy lie new G 0ods 10 be sure at ass'fsa
y w. - 1Totte & Bro's
and the bargains they arc setting 10 al wnog6 there TO
Ica TrY LIEN once and Will alter buy your dry
goods a their an1T
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AIlIS
~ or LYxcuBURG, ivAssq issiS hSNl
~, EFfcE fiddle
sia,r4sfyl sRs1nt asa 1ssass9 wheeling. vu
= MES TEX u IIERCHANTS.s.
Notice shippersszsi ss.siF
va Bait more & Ohio Railroad and The I'Hrker
ErlP Steamships % Gifd from Neio H5rksssis y
h4 - g. - ssa1td t,fitiTDprey q - zzsy
THE LoCUSTsPOISiE DEPOT, at Baltimore, being
laHow copeted,a all fteglt from the Vest Is
tTanshipped Iro the 10 the steam
ranllse from damage by and extra handling and
also II ON expense lor Garage aud labor f.s.az
The dsIatcE and good order the delivery OF Goods
either way, York and Wheeling should and
10 this route the over all others,
hlerende NJ Of tire act that the rates OF freight
The Locust Point Depo has storage capacity for 10 600
baTcis Shippers camilla their orerty stored free OF
all EXPENSE except usual storage until such time they
may desire 10 place Il in Fket.tz - sol
The OF the PV S. S.Co leave the ports OF
New IYoi K and Balf fillmore daily -7--s---
oes, ~ !sT0saw1 Kim n On any -,
u5-From and amer this date fregits viii; bItaken by
lilo o. Railroad Co aud the Parker Vein Steamship
TO, at sumner rates.. $50 - RpEitS =
"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EDS.
LUST RECEIVED,7 fresh supply of llandfeths we'll
- known aud justly celebrated Garden Seeds sale In
bulk aud retail packages Alsoa choice lot of Eower
These Seeds the growth of The profreto-, whose
tong experience int this business enables him
them with confidence, and holds himself rerS onalIy
the public for their ettdty and al gooaf
qlnzii Each paper bearsa label with Tie andHOaEs
fseS7sssgT 5ss5F5s 5 j. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
mr. Z o. a ! =
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!. aFrssaaslaaa .BepaaFtnfe..er as.e..sn
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"A ma Ik. ..cEk &C. tate sDrtgist and ApotIecaiy y,
w No. 21 9th ward, Wheeling, having soIdh entre
stock tsade:o John fqrrSn, has retired from BUSH
The na,talify his friends former customers
gratefully knowlcdses anil earnestly socits Tor hs
cessor continuance their liberal "a assuring the
public The business VIII he conducted wi the
70 reliable goods ard their disrensation, IN both de-
@ iSsiiss ipfii eist. 1854 - apps
n pBLs- Alcololl 20 - per Tor sale by
IL my9 lam rs ia RER.
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FASHIONABLE MERCHANT. TsALLOR =
esal t.satsTNEksa EST RIISEEhfENT.ss

i.s.31grl.{5i ID Wheeling, yni - Z -.
tIios. HUG bess leave % e Y The atteptonoi his
orally, TO his newly received and stock OF
sCLOTHS,r CASSlMERESF AND VESTINGS,
aiRptetfto Spring and Summer aEa-.4 s-,z
All orders will executed sor est notice. and
in the most SUPERB or and fashionable style. Az.
Constantly hand, splendid ttment Of S-
peyfze Gtofhfng, made equal 10 custom work.
Please to CALL and examine tho sIoeky tsi p4:3m
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4 GROSS Keatings Raj, 5so4ch, and Mouse Extormira
L tor Tic hest article ilfIlseslsss 4 s-zsN n5Gy
For sale at VowEI.L;Ss drug StoCesf
mY19 a.. E-..lI Z No. u Union afrnnt. .
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safeaof xiEes suitable rchants, banltS Jewell
hkvahlt doors, pale chests families, eteon
saa 9f end Sfs aspo' iye
is ''e ROE NEE ~ sak1cK
ess.s.ssfssss - FOR RENT. - 10 .sssss 4
cilMan street, Centre Wheeling n9..es II sd
n,y1fsnGa . 7ais at j. i5spot.ai
a090E1 rNOTIGEgPO7 SHIPPERSg'9 s7'FTEl
Lane ss s 9n leu q Ri
o % s wv 3s Is 81 ssss
boar "a The hoats before their denarses rsi-tS
.,.s,ri,t,st .ROCKLAI.Es ICE,- xii ID,
,hk sgsseibers VIII sepnsiee denyerins tlieirageryi
len with tbenselyes oEellhesof the idiiyerss
S' DC is' y .s9Pss - gaRREN & soNsiise
April ailh,,5isdsg I,.s..fss "A u ri sr26sw
fsGffslf sundays 'N
hnSt9 VA ~ Ek4IS2 81 40, 81 Union lst.Ass
'F 8ss 10 rdsGalR4HalFla N g y "a
Il aSGi sF s,5Sssy lSs
articles ever otreicd % the dc in their line qss 8
behnd Inc high prices
@ ssSs Sssr ssll s%S
good aud rheap goods for our mouey.,t y my9 2 !.
e oher heinz ass " s. q se
Dry Goods Establishpen Tor "a on tsrs
wheeling May 49, is4s = t.s - f-I'l mysSli3s
o NEW- AND SCARCE 9TRlMMINIiS -Tzsaz
Gs acR issii Cr by IN III s CO.
m5ao W, z. PINOT NOTE ls5 %
= aBLEACIllNG POWDER.
SssKs Of good brands eri'aPd and g arr yc for sale
satsis tel.ii oiflialid and to arrivc,
myso - -'f4Fti 245e1 Fsaiaa BasSETT & Co, g
\NJ IkECIopIs, UiderTaces DC We la We made arss
shSs,gsGs i9E re sggEIe az siEes cylinder ai
myso - = - nassETr eco
.-sssa SAND PAPER. y =
A PULL suipiy,oi islaui.s sand Paper on hand and
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ARRIVAL OF .sTiiiE sGEoRGEaBAWs AND
= s.s =. nj % r p ii'''
.FNRw6YoRKs June ST. Ie steamship Geo. Law
knrriSed this evening bringing dates from, Califof
nin 10 the l6flG6G sAay, with 434 passengers and
1913, 472 nspecie onl ffeight Tie Star of Tie
West has ais, rived, and has nearly thirteen
hundred thousahd dollars IN specie q .sisi'
e The California Legislature sadi1ntned on the
Etiqp b IL aud HE Wafer Front Extension Bill.
The gold mines were yielding a6unlaatly, the
weather having been remarkable fav0f6ble for the
farmer ands miner, since the sailing; Of The last
Steamer a.zsa ~ I
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PATENT WATHR cooIBR

is Issplt OF fhe cation or stientihc
70 the purpose RteAdsl via 10 keep water
Jils zee Po'.iS
oe ieipr yenest 20 anqheg has a as
t0pr very Use Of these Coolers in hll parts
lot eonhtl y. simple stat regard To
First. they arc The s,'--sst f-'ss-seAst4
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tshndersiRntl any ieoleague toonsk the pr6teetien
of this House gffIms tile fact thai he is treated
persona ny p sftais he meb bers OF
lhe House may Lave seelll The sptech of my col
league, made IN bpsionai Rlai
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: ...iEs 2 elTta4wALL PAPER. e.
TUE hest and cheapest assortment of New Pattern
Lorssicat . 4 = WILDE q BROTHERS, s5s
a 10 corner bookstore.
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FOR REN1'

A,r1yVelIing house with six rooms and stable. ALSe
two Dwelling Houses eontainitg three rooms, eac
e - & GEO. ARMSTRONG, t.alr
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ls54 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EDS.
II IUsT, RECEIVED, fresh supply of lahdieth's we'll
J known justly celebrated Garden Seeds sale
aIk aud retail packages AIso-a choice Iotof Eower
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WIN be oiie for tee reception Of visitors aud Doc
on Tilafsday tile 18th oiraay. &dtFRMS. same a
sprigg agdseiA 00akHDf W. "a
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q Ia isst' ! ,1;s,i,aroS ,, ,,

The Speaker Sustained that view. but neyeTtfie.
IL S. thought Mr., iltlings had right 10 present
the question of privilege; inahetslormsof aresolu-
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FIRE, Life &Marine Insurance Co
- or LYxcuBURG, vAssq ss.sts kSN1
= .5s.s5 = - .IRlf fHARKIN. agentsI :
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nJz0&A ESHO2SdIPPERS.9 1851 .
rTIHEUnon pe leaving regularly onfhe arr
lyaloithe cars all bills ofladng mast be on board
'orc 4o'cloch p NJ. The LDe will not be responsible
the very pfRny goods, viii notpay or culiect
airy goods which bills OF fading are not on
boar he ats helor MA -ff
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T. 80 - CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe promssory Noe S Tit 81 Dr.. NOTES
written signature IN every genuine ~ -
| luYigoTaiing Cordial
To counterfeit whiehis forgery - 5e}Y-.
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Pure snort I Horn Cattl9. 49,

ITEAVING larger stock than farm win pfOpefty ac2
IL eoIniodate,d VIII part WI een heifers aud heiS
Icroyes. Theyape from three years OF al
sired Bates bull and desces ed tom
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I b-s salsya,,sH9 Is ll,aNEf, BOOKS. SsJlssY ~
ID USSIAA SplT Isl Turkey and Turks, By sade;.
HI Russian Shores of the Black Sea; sft1 = b
s-e-' II lot Corni Enc LampiIghters :. Ssi - ~
80 Hnps and Mishaps, b! Grace reefyTOod:
Tie Ptanterss Northern Bride; TennysonS PoenIsi
- III and Sayings of Mrs! Ouie Melj
- BE cher,s Conflict or6ges; Hylerion; ylss $50
DeQnincy,s Remi riscencesF Views Afoot; 50 tfss
neQuncey's Narrative and Miscellaneous Papcrsi
- Moses from an Old Mahse by Hawthole; etc. etc.
lstff1
uyis s7f's:i = $40 WILDE & BROTHER.
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all adapted 10 aEd coming season.
he invites thenat6 call uThey will find his
assortment YesfMgs, and 1liSh
ing Go DIS, the finest extensive the city 9andf
he gtees 10 sell otser IA they be
uhaihede tse whefel = ~ = t7aF.a gtyP.is SIR B
The clefbs sand Vestings are par tcuarly4
rich comprising able COLOR. quality and pat-
tern. The seIecon Hosiery, aud srments gem
eEay highly yorthE the atenuon Of beings
The Shrfs ShiTtcOliafs, Hhudkerche
lcayats, Groves dc.i exGeeingly and various
tVeriisement. agaJ
I'M fine anything and thing rCqcsitefor genile-
man w0fdo oaibe obtaHed ut 81; Moh-s
gaaf 4:sn5a Ee6 .cAsspfH hA -7TtLoS. HUGHES.
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" Doz wasi, boards nom The lnannlaotofy oil o. b.
~ HoinesS Cincinnati, atlowest rates bytFss
2 inyfs fe1-l5ls 5BASSRTTs g. Co., b.
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Address - 4 1I.Ier.lp. REMINGToN, 1'lF7s3
sass Il - $500 90 South Front street. g -
Acitolio, very superior article Tor sale by - Z
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WASHINGTON, Junes19.
SENATE.--Thk bill re-organizing the Navy was
takensup, when Mr.. Dalton offered a substitute
which was agreed to and read, the bilrwasat then
postponed. = :.
Mr.. Douglass bill proposing 10 change the time
Of meeting of Congress from December to Octo-
Der, was taken up and debated and postponed.i
The Insane Land bill veto was takens up, when
MT. Seward made a long and able speech against
The veto. :. ,,e.s,,
HoUsE--Mr. Churchwellmade personal exrln-
nationin reply 10 Senator Bell, and pronouncing
deductions even as false as Iris Instructions were
groundless. - - ~ + & - rs
1, Mr.. Campbell made an explanation in regard to
Mr.. Churchwell's speech some weeks ago, charg-
ing him with being an Abolitionist. Considerable
excitement was caused. ~
Mr.. Stanton, of KY, presented the papers OF Mr.
Geo Isaacs and Others contes,idg the seat of Mike
Walsh. 81 :"
Mr.. Ewings askeddhe Committee on Elections
for their action on the first protest in this NATTER
and against Mike Walsh's right 10 seat in the
House. an !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-20

.
A GREAT RGILRoAD ESTERPRIsE.-The railway
,soss the Apprentices, in Italy, extending from 1'u
lin to Genoa, is SAID 10 have the steepest grade in
Europe. The high grade is near the town OF Gle
hi, the ascent being 1s5 feet in mile, Expert
nsnts made have shown that two locomotives,
Inwing train of six loaded gravel cars, weigh
ing about one hundred tons, sscended the grade at
. lime when the rails were exceedingly wet and
slippery, at a speed of nineteen miles an hour
This is feat unprecedented in the annals Of rail-
mad history. The engines used were of pecu-
liar construction, and we're built by a London man.
uiacurer after plans furnished by the Piedmontese
engineer of tile road. This road was opened on
tie 9Th OF March,. The trains on that occasion
khTurin at 81 O'Clock, stopped at nine stations,
nd arrived al Genoa at one. The distance is l15
Eles The famous inclined plane, wh,chascends
feet ina thousand, at the same time the rails are
aid curve of 1900 feet,radius was traversed in
hine minutes, aud the distance over three miles.
Tie tunnel des Glow, nearly twom.les long, with
.n ascent of % feet in a thousand, was traversed
In six minutes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-20
FROM wAsHINGToN.

JUNE 1sth.-The Senate has determined to pass
the Homestead bill previous to the time fixed Tor
recess. II is quite certain that the billwin be- dis
posed of during the ensuing week. Thedeba on
the Veto Message closes on Tuesday and the home
stead blIwili be the FIRST business su. sequent 10
the disposal of that discussion. The Territorial
appointments will be kept back as long as possible
that their announcement may have no influence
upont the measures which the Executive desires to
pass. The number of applicants is enormous.
and must embarraSs the PRESIDENTS action. 1t is
believed that the House will concur in the Senate
resolution iora recess upon the passage of the
Homestead bill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-20
FROM NEW ORL.EANs.

BALTIMORE, jane 1S.-orleans papers receiv-
ed contain fruther details of the Mexican news
nom Vera Cruz to Tie eighth instant. The Mex,
ican papers are perfectysent in reference to the
Gndsden treaty. s.,sz
The papers have reports from officers left by Santa
Anna IN the South, from which it would appear
that the revolt in that section of the country is
being gradually suppressed. Many prisoners had
been made, and there was considerable discon-
tent in various Departments. AT Guanjanto sew
cral rebels had been shot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-20

AsEnslish paper mentions the case of a robber
who committed suicide to avoid capture. A wo-
a'n' aitracted by curiosity to behold the body,
sucked and fainted--it was her husband. The
asIShSOh wefesent for. and all Recognised it as
lie body of her husband. 1t was carried to her
l0ase-at the threshold of the door, the corpse,
le Pal-bearers, the weeping widow and heI
aslsheOB met the. husband alive and ia perfect
health!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-20

InE RAILRop CELEnRATroN AT iClNclNNAT1.-
the City Council of Cincinnati on Wednesday
nsht appropriated the sum of $4,000 TO defray the
expenses of the Common Councils of Cincinnati,
louisville, Indianapolis, Madison, JelfersonvilIe,
auFora' ami Lawtenceburgh. during their antieia
'ed visit 10 that city. and inviting the Governors
VI The States of Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois, and
oAio' together Wild the members of the CouLcils
Ct the above, to partake of the hospitaliti,s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-20

uSOme OftIle most influential citizens OF Nor
folk have presented an sddtessto G. P. R. James.
Esq., British consul at that place, on the occasion
Of Her Maiesty's birth day.
The Herald says: The address conveys the gen.
tf'l sentiment of our community in regard to Mr..
James, whether in his official OF private character,
ald Is. especially due since circumstance, in
unsteady Insignificant. has been misrepresenied
% bis Prejudice and ndduced ss evidence of his
unPOpularity here.