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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-29
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TERRIBLE GALE-In terrible gale of wind
on Monday, the steeple OF the ncM Uniyersalist
Church at Chieago was blown off, three new five
story brick buildings, in process Of construction,
were blown down, owned by Brown, Wilder,
d. Horton and Noble. Several lumber yards
were badly damaged. Toim loss about $50 600.
The Grand Jury Of New York has found bills
of Indictment against sixty Inspectors of the re-
cent election in that city. In one ballot box an
excess of two hundred ballots over the tally list
were found.
Col j. W. White. Of Kansas, who has been
raising men and money at the SontE: for the
Southern cause in Kansas, has decamped with
the fund.-, and left his men Pennies somewhere
in Georgia.
THAI OF o., S. SoID1ERs -At the county
court in Carlisle, Pa, last week, sixteen U S
soldiers from the Barracks, for . brutal assault
upon Mr.. Alexander Mcdowell, a farmer resi-
ding near the Barracks. Four of them were
discharged, four ofthem sentenced to two years
and nine months in the Eastern Penitenfiary,
and eight TO 10 days imprisonment in the cotin-
y Js,l l..,, f-,u, :. . ~; :.
22d, that Thomas McKibben, Sheriff, elect of
serlnillion county, was found one day last week
in his corn field dead, six balls having entered
his body. BY whom the deed was committed
liz not known.
monument is about TO be erected in Shell
by county, KY, to Col. John Hardin that
State, who was killed in 1892, while bearing his
co1ntry's flag ofpeace to the Indians north west
| Of the Ohio
The Chicago Tribune estimates the destruc-
tiou of property in that city, by the gale on Fri
day, at upwards of seyenty five thousand dol
| lars. ''7a
EMIGRATIoS FROM MIssIssIPPI.-The YaIlabu-
sha (Miss.) Sentinel says there is at present a
larger emigration among the citizens of that
county to. the States of Arkansas and Texas than
ever was before known
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tosr Of ANrssNESrs IL NEw YofK.-The
New York Times calcalates the cost OF amusing
such city IS that. nightly, as follows ,
There are about twenty theaterS, CONCERT
rooms, &c, open tly-holsine upon, an aver
age, probably, iifteen hundred persons. 10 the
admission fee averages half a dollar. there are
neaf5y So, 900 expended every night, or nearly
$40 spqo sgcE7. week, for nrnusensnts.
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UNITED STATES surRExE CouRr.-The next
regular term of the United States Supreme Court
will commence on Monday next There are
now on the original docket of this Court six
cases, and on the general docket17s. Thecas
on the general docket are from the following
States and Territories -
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NEW ApvRRrIsRMENrs
lSECOMD
Fail and Winter StooI

SECOND
Fall and Winter Stock
ut rseetye5 ssssaa stees ef No. |. MoEeskin SIX
esss s D. HARPER 4 soS.
SLtsII cap % OF style, eol1r and shapes
sss1' s $ B. ia RIPE SON
BORDER RUrPfAS cAPs-Another lot OF those most
Rss2s - -i'.-'-s' 80 : $ b. HARPER 3 son
tLoTH CAPS trimmed with Plush, also Rain Of every
9o ssSeeles -fe which pssPpRH5 pS e ss IN
Rofs CLOTH CAPS, from 70 cts 70 en-, iust received
zHosss :. D. HARPEG & son.
RoYs' WOOL HATS from SIX CO Q. q;
u noy22 Il g D. HARPER 8 SOY.
,,ENIs. FINE SLOUGH Hats from s; :, e
" noIzg D. HARPKE z SOY.
FLoURi FL0URl
s BARRELS Sycamore MiIls Flour tselee White Yeail.
IS Bsshris Fresh Corn Meal .fi9is sssa In
store 2,, e. sue sl y i. =. PgMPaaEY.
.,,.,, iit.bursh snis.
one HUNDRED BARRELS best quality white salt iast
" Iseeived AID for sale By u. REILLY.
=, No !, :, 3 !, Willie n syl,eas isIoar.
snoy2s 81 N REILLY.
For Rent.
tsTss ,,9r sna Main erect
and directly opposite the Monroe House The store room
dFsis roo1y Possesor isnneiIati
Also the three story brick soreoase Market Square,
nov In the occupancy Of W. D. Note ro. This Is n
choice business location, commanded
one Of the largest dry goods trades city. Possessio
list April
Also. the wen finished story Brick Dwelling on Union
street between Market ami Fourth steas recently occu-
pied BY the family OF ~. d
feif 10 au gsnting residence business and 10
iiesss-s~d" sysI. PAXTON.
kONE HUNDRED BAI.RE I.ss Extra -Four.
noIss TIIoBuRx q MADDEN
" (tVhlte and Yelloa FOR sale br
.noy2s THoRuRX6k MADDEN.
Z f{lNTRA HpLLEDi Bnckplieat Flour,
H Eastern GFHnberrss. Es7f1 ~ 81
White Beans, for sale by
MOVES THoSuNS MADDEN
M ILL FEED, Oats and Corn for sale BY
W TIIOBUHNk MADDEN,
noYz9 - Main street.
Vntuab bic Property M Auction.
WILL sell IL ie highest bidder SATURDAY. November
18th, 1856, o'clock r IIrieL Houses and Lott
situated Coal Cnldge,s addition to Sout,
Wheeling, near the Ia Belle MIL.
AtSO-rwo Lots in South wheeling, Nos. 81 and S. in
sprtsss Row. The above will be sold the premises
TENs OF OF the purchase money 10 be-
po ON tue day OF sale the balance in g. IL IS months
~ GEO. z. WICRHAM,
nov. :. - Y Auctioneer.
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SeNRrarse or \ PAPER-The London Times
was established in 1880 BY John Walter. and
inherited by his son, now member Of parlia-
ment Il is valued at ss,74o, 900. It's prinei..
pal editor has an annual salary OF So, 600. and
IT'S Paris correspondent $4,000. It's adyer.
sisernenss il is estimated yield it s, 900. 600
yeas one firm alone paying $3.50. GOO a year.
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PROFESSOR WOOD 4s4'-' June zi' i usssss;i
DEAR SIR Itake pleasure in bearing voluntary teti-
nony to the excellence OF your Hair Restorative Three
months ago, my wasveTy gray. now very dark
She original colorl smooth glossy. only
have made has been the Restorative
most cordially recommend otiiefs -,
Respectfully, yours, IS
EDWARD wOLCoTT.
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WASHINGTON HAlI.-
Book, Periodical. Fancy G Gods aud NJ nsis

1T AylSG purchased the stock OF Books Periodicals. Re-
IL OF Robinson Bro 1T No. Washington Hail. i in
tend to add thereto stock OF Musical merchandise to-
gs.her With complete assortent Of Fancy Goods Sta
Of those Justly celebrated Jas ~ yose Pianos which Ia
lust been awarded first Premium and Medal the best
Boston Mechanics Fair, all competition; Caren
Molodeons Of superior style and fnis Of a the
patterns and prices complete variety Of Fancy
Goods, consisting in part, Ladies' Fancy WORK Boxes
En1srolds5sd Work Bags and Baskets Portfolios
Sard and Cigar Cases. Cologne StHnds Combs Brushes
portmonnses. French Hair and Tooth Brnshes seyrins
Birds, Steele Goods Jet Bracelets and Poeket CUT
leTy Al Scissors.
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REAL EsTATR sALEs-
Trust Sale.

rlr.ae or Deed Or ft exserte TO the .rde-st-ra
ID fis sIf day March, 1884 b GeoEee Haripos1
an Nsiseg lis sfe, record the county CIerti
eice d da0 comfy. Deed book Ne 81 folio az
Re- expose for sale Court Hnse Of said eor,p
tSs IL S1ti day o. Deeenstts. l f9liouIas prem
cerfsir Tot Of ground he adder ~,
the soi 81 lyheslfn iai out BIZ Jo,
Ec. called South y - Centre Wheeling
Ohio county, State ir,e
tona lot AMI contains ab9rt half Tire quantity OF rrE, d
which would be IN fun lot and numbered So =. pat
said addition. Selling Trustee. ohiy 70,
title rs In vested.
uoy2a tiiilEfJ s. d ri, Af,Tf TgffStes
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fresh assortment of New Books Magazines Novels and
81 The popular reading Of the da Ledgers Day BOOKS
,t SSpsng HOOKS, and Bans Bcoe Of deserip
nan, Periumerles Soap, Engrayings, Autographs. Git
Frames, and MonldnEs. lot ~ Guita-s, volins
erman and Italian Strings, flutes, BAnos, Tambornes
shall take special pains keep stock OF Periodtcais
and completes Solicit subscriptions TO ali
Periodicals. Grateful for past patronage, hope TO merit
It's continuance in the arrangement by strict attentor
to The wants of the Wheeling Public.
~ Pianos and Meiodcons to let.
nov II, &c n = ropYS
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In PORT M
TO THOSE USING
STAR AND Ana Tyr a NTTTNH

CANDIES.
ME attention of the Pablo is ipyted 10 n. feet ma.
inostof the STAR and aauiantine oardes oareti for
81 Sd u is = iClE SH IN WEIGHT,
s,sa what Is sold Tor pound int fourteen
.I Lseh ounces and aekages ae ES1 I,,S fi short
M, mi md eysEs ny pounds per box mis- loss dc
c6tis:.p nor the who IY
tenth move tfiai they receive ~
ten sns sneseFihers theil Candies fa x-
70 the pound, and marked packages al HE rai
mssn Which may be aseertained ny Sting them A. ,ir
IN the business enables tbt, t5oIear aftis
IN naliIy 70 any IN the MARKET they soticttte pa rom
~ o. parehasers who desire TO study ir i Interest
49,, = sis same time. encourage correct deaiire.
,a-1of -1fls p PROCTOR T. GAMBLE, Il
= I..aIr.
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DEAR SiR sIy hair had for several wears be., hs
coming prenatirely gray, ACCOMPANIED Nv a hs-ssnS
which the constant application oil in
aIessng IT. When commenced yonr Hair Regtor-
I'VE about two months ago In that sondition and
having CONTINUED its nse tin within tile three weeks n
greatly 70 be preferred TO hose produced by the an
OF ols or any other preparation have ever used
u as an Indispensable article
70 5s used as Hair or for the simple
purposes OF dressing beauying the ~,
% refer TO all who any doubt Or is do.
ing all that Is clained for Il. = y 3 8. = = -
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NOT11h.

NOTlJEi.
~ nc LSorers ~ Home st1ds NdaufaeturSs
and Tie Public ii qeiesdS
iHRisTIAN FLAcR sin eor,tir,.s III -, yasu.
Domestic Hosiery FOR Mem 1Tofnsn and
winter his new stard No i67 Main st,
sae on saspensipn Bridge, Wheeling va Where
~ q see htz old customers, and as many
q1alitys all Earra4fsi 80 Ss's,kr' ~ so
me special attention Of file Ladies ~ bts large
ssSttuent Of hne BLACK EAsns ~ supeior
laslty as has ever II, M cif, lr1s
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Latest News
y. =. GsRIFRgTEH. a,,c,s-,..,

f -, = AZ - n, .Anetionneei,
IL sInaunces The citizens Of wheeling
Nna Ses,,nity thst li= VIII opea his NEW AUcTION
g, Nan street. no. l dooc from Taon st,es
z mAey's old stAnd Tuesday I,est st 2f a.
expected from te East This house viii he con.
of the knl jD the East y -
iConsignments solicited. ssle< ~ $3.50, r,
tate attendeslt Quick -
attention 70 business In cases ea netis s
JOHN L. HARGREAVES.
NO - II ~. isss II u ! Il. !, I'm 3: = 4.
,.,, No. - stAiSs sTkRIsT,l WI zrIIsa a.,
1Ie ltetel nsaier In paints. OILS sash Door,
- y liopEs Glass, Looking Glasses.
Brushes, Re. &c.
ASISG purchased the entire STOCK ~ !. y,,e.s,
IN made and heAyS additions ii tr,s. b.
good assortment. and seie n naess.
~, r.s I e. obtain reasonable share Of The II
ny oid friends and the public eeIefaliy can III r
or,a, ~. JOHN d. HARGREANES.
Fl ~. : ar.ssA,s uterinie s;nficiican. Res.
hasss Holland Bitters, siiooiand,s ternsr Dtrs
IN Asgetable Tetre, Citrate or Sfaeres (Dsy
W. artcIsl Tihct cine6
Pifs and ointment lioii,xS,s Worn
Baii Hectic On Ayes
All OF and \ mrs
rss,s,s u equal TO any In he etyjus
ana Tor sale the DRUG and Sfar
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NO. q WaslninI,-a.,fi.,o.I.,l-Tal,--.s..


siiE undefsigned would respectfully irfor,,
sa psirots and the citizens Wheeling and
mat ne has r teiyed his and lgfnr 49,
~ and all OF which lie q
- A. W g oIseI m the latest and most npprort
IN u snort notice. prices
sood * @ 49, An goods 10 Sc :.
oeti4 s-.s Z =, NJ siALLs y.
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olaIsLaaa.i ohlo. Ess Jos, 80. Z. 1IlTa 9

PROF. o. y. WOOD: 1870 = st-sz.' siay 2,'e4-
ALLOW me % attest the virtues and azSc powers Of prr
LII restorative Three Tnorths since, being
purchased and commenced 10 tiss t fn,s1s.
IN y soon began 70 In resnrit 10 their
and the hair which Was before dry and harsh
ala Ialling Oh. now became glossy and n -
falling; the dandriH and . ~
dlsagreeable itching, annoy mi, ns,s 81 @
" look but feel young a-Eia. - - : not w
ss Respectfully Jonrs, &e. ..s,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-04
WI T. 8 8 A G T.

From the President OF the United
States TO the two Houses of Congress
at the Commencement OF the Third
Session of the ThirIy-FOurth Com
gross.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


May o. 1855.
NOTICE hereby given the holders pusu-
of Congress Of 2d July 1915,
deemabe by its terms and will be paid the Treasury
render Of the certificates thereof 2th OF
when interest thereon will
This department will purchase such stock prior
day of redemption and will therefor the following Premium
addition to the interest accrued the day Of purchase with
| days interest for the money reach the vendor
On such stock received the Treasury between the Let day
June the 3sl day July inclusive half Of
| the amounts specified in the certihcates
On such stock received the Let and 3st days of August
| one fourth Of one per cent?
And such received 3s day Of August the
day additional only will be
paid.
Certificates under this be du
assigned the United States by the entitled 10 receive the
purchase money! and when prior the LIST July the
interest also be assigned by the stakeholder
otherwise such interest will be payable as heretofore.
And further holders of other stocks Of the United
this will purchase the between The Isl
day of December next unless the
shall previously obtained and will for the same
accrued from day the last dividend
interest additional money reach
| the VENDOR the following rates of premiums
stock OF the loan of $40, premium of 10 per cent?
of lel7 and 1885, premium of 10 per cent
issued under the act of 9Th September 1885,
monty called stock, premium of cent
transmitted under this notice should be duly assigned
the United States by The party entitled to receive the money
previous the LIST July the half years Interest
assigned by the Stockholders otherwise the
year will be payable to him here
| tolere
assistant Boston, New York, Philadelphia, the
| parties entitled receive the money may direct.
| JAMES GUTHRIE,
May e9-dtl2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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which do not arise from iron cargo the cause Is almost In
yaraby found In this direction and the are
quent Of the opposite kind 20 those observed in meno
This should be borne In mind by persons reading
different works which have been Published compass de-
yatons in which the observations have been mostly de-
rived from officers OF the royal nayy.l
The recent loss OF noble yessel-happly without the
horrors which usually attend the wreck OF emigran
shp-wil doubt give interest to the discussion
Of those compass which usual board wooden
ships hope the few remarks have made may be sut
Gent to enable most persons to rightly estimate any facts
bearing this subject which may be ascertalned rela
ton to the ship p question: and that they induce those
who have not yet fully considered the matter to
give it the attention its Importance demands.
am aware of the contempt the seaman has for small
compass errors and the general belief that
be depended upon within "a quarter Of point So
This belief is good why the greatest accuracy
should, at the least be attempted True small errors fire.
queny compensate each other bat when this is not the
case-when they all fall in the direction las
fortunately be the sometimes and nowhere with
results than in the Irish channel when to "quarter
point edsrly deuaton arising from wrong allowance for
variation and another quarter point or more OF easrt
devaiOa from iron aft and below the compass added
e of edsrly deviation from the spindle of the steering
wheel being within eighteen inches of the compass
card these small deviatons may not be safely neglected
In fact full acquaintance with those compass
which probable possible cannot be too
perfectly acquired by those whose business upon the
Certain ii is that casualties often occur to ships while steer
ing courses on which these small accumulate and
we not unfrequenty hear of in which fatal caas
rophe imminent and only averted by the meres ac
cident-a timely lookout the appearance OF light in an
unusual direction, change OF wind or the opportunt
break of day.
NY letter has extended to greater length than antc
pated but trust the subject and its occasion will be su
cient excuse.
Believe me- dear sir your obedient servant
w. w. RUNDELL,
Secretary Liverpool Compass Committee.
Secretary to the Liverpool Underwriters Association
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NATIONAL THEATRE-Manager Fords indefatgabe eff
forts to please the heatregoing population of Washington
deserve hearty commendaion Last season, under Mr..
Fords management the old National furnished unrvalled
attractions The present is ushered in under quite
as favorable auspices Mr. and Mrs W. j. Florence have
just left u.s. and we be favored with the appear
of the popular Mrs Lizzie Weston Davenport in
ries Of excellent characters Mrs. Davenport appears
night as Juliet in Shakspeares play of "Romeo and
Juliet"
Dion Bourcicauts fine comedy of "London Assurance
announced for Monday night Mr. Joseph Jefferson, the
nmitable comedian and universal favorite Of the Wash
ngton public announced to make his first appearance
since his from his European that occasion
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seated the crowd determined to do the duty of quadru
peds and consequently the coach drawn by number
OF persons through the principal streets.
On arriving at the wide space Of ground opposite the
Westgate Hotel the Of the sanguinary conflict be-
tween the popuace and the military general cheer
given They then proceeded along Commercial street and
down anarth street. and ultimately stopped at temper
ance hotel from the window of which was suspended
flag, withNthe portraits Of Frost Williams and Jones with
inscriptions to the effect that these worthless the sub
lects OF government persecution Soon after aghting Mr.
Frost presented himself at the window and addressed the
crowd He denounced the government in the usual Ian
guage OF the charst spoke of his suerngs during his
penal sevitude and declared his belief that the working
classes would get their grievances redressed till they
got the charter He had returned TO his native country
after IA years Punishment unmpared in bodily health
and vigor of mind, and he determined to devote
whatever talents he had for the good of the people The
town perfectly quiet the respectable portion of
the inhabitants taking no part in the proceedings"
TOBACCO woRMs.-A southern exchange says:
Here idea that may be of service to tobaccopant
ers An exchange remarks that at this season. after
down, large-boded miller butterfly is fitting
about the blossom of the Jamestown weed Its
are so like the humming birds that il is frequently mis-
tax for it. This insect is the parent OF the
and should be destroyed killed will be equal
to many tobaccoworms destroyed. Mr. Townsend Glover,
now In the employ OF the government as entomoogs d
reefs that syrup be made with fystins-the used
for killing fesby sleeping it in vinegar for days
then sweoten with sugar and with straw put drop OF
the poison into the Jamesown-weed flowers whence it
will be sucked by the insect He says great numbers
be killed in this way. We advise trial of this in the
bacco-growing region of the State"
SHOCKING MURDER NEAR LoulsvLLE-The telegraph in
formed US few days ago, that named Paschal D.
Craddock had been myseriousy murdered Louisville
Kentucky The Courier of that city says
at appears that Craddock had been summoned
from his bed about ten o'clock on Monday night
by negro man belonging to Andrew Hikes, neigh
Dor, who had been sick time, and thinking he
really sent for Immediately got up went out sadded his
horse and started apprehendng attack and telling his
family who were opposed to his leaving the house at that
time OF night, that he would be back From that
moment he was seen alive again by any member Of
his family, but hurried into eternity by the hands Of
midnight murdeers There three shots in his thigh
Of the balls passing through. None of these wounds
could have caused DEATH The neck broken and the
face head and neck mutaed by hogs the ears having
been eaten off,"
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These districts in former years. could be relied on for
democratic maorites and General Perces maorities in
them ranged from 1900 to above 5000 In 1852 every
county but in the 9th district four out of six counties
in the lth and every county in the 18TH democratic
maotes In 1885, with proper canvassng every one OF
them will for Buchanan and at the congressional cleo
ton the democracy have strong hopes of success in two or
three of them In the It'll and 18th districts the Fillmore
probably hold the balance of power, but in the
9th and 10Th the democracy will not do themselves justice
unless they triumph over all opposition.