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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21
CITY COUNCIL.
LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.


Council met at o'clock-Prcsent, his Honor,
Mayor Caldwell, and Messrs. Bickcl, Cots, Clay.
itOF, Dewey, Fitzhugh, Garden, Hubbard, Jacob,
|NnOte PanneI, Taylor, Tanner, Wheeler and
Iwait-l4
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved
The Mayor read note from Sherrard Glenn
ems Esq, rcsigning his station as member
elect to the City Council. The resignation was
received and ordered to be engrOssed upon the
F''orl of proceeding ofthc Council
On motion of Mr.. Taylor the Council proceed
Ell to the election of member to fill the va
eancy from the I'd Ward
Daniel c. List received II votes.
Georgd Elrick received votes.
Mr. List was declared elected.
The petition of a. NJ. Hornish for license for
an oFtiinary, came up, and On motion, license
Vas granted.
Airport was read, from the committee on
COal Banks, stating that no coal had been taken
frOm the lands of Sir. Churchill The report
vas adopted and the committee discharged.
report was read from the committee;on Fl.
ance, embracing an outline of tho settlement
With W. G. Scott The reportwa received and
sloptcd.
Tn motion, the Finance committee were or
SsFed tOPrOcure immediate aud final settlement
With W. C. Scott
Airport was made from the committceon Fire
Department, recommending an alteration of the
Present Ordinance relative to the Fire Depart.
@sAt and submitting resolution appropriaGng
s9N' each, to the several Companies, for the
'e'ayal of their expenses for the coming year.
4 lengthy debate ensued upon motion to
se'pt the resolution. Messrs. Jacob, Bickell
AlOte' Fitzhugh and others participating.
NF Wilson appearcd.l
HF Anote moved to refer that portion of the
',poFt relative to appropriations, back to the
ss4"H'tt'c, to report resolutions. CThc reso.
- y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

YESTERDAY vas beautiful day, and many Of
orr business men improved it in making prcpa-
T,tions for resuming business And besides, it
was the first day of Spring, the sun passing the
yerp.l Equinox at five o'clock and five minutes
in the morning; and was the day on which we
prOmised to commence making garden, andifwc
5ilo't do it, it was because VIC had no garden to
make
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fINfINNAr nm MARkEr

MARCH 2l.-Flour $50 bbls sold at 5,4Oa5,6o,
after steamers news could not be sold for over
5,25 Whisky firm at 2Oa2O Is. Provisions
quiet, bulk shoulders sold at 3. Molasses firm
at4lc. Coffee in good demand at II 12al2 81.
Sugar firm at LAS 3-4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

Nm JgEENlAn eLENENs, as will be seen from
Is. advertisement. has removed his extensive as
.artn,ent of Furniture, aud Cabinet Work of all
Einds to tho upper room in HornbrOok's new
building, Main street. Mr.. Clemens has now
ssme beautiful furniture, worthy the attention of
persons going to housekeeping
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BALTIMoRE MARKET.

MAAcH 2O.-Flour depressed, small sales Of
City Mills after receipt Of steamers adyices, at
EG.8I. Sales of white Corn at 54a5S measure.
and 57a60 weight; yellow 55a5s, measure. Rcd
Wheat 100; white5 $50. Nothing done since
the arrival Of the PcrsiSs news. j.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21
DIVER AND WEATHEB

PIrrsBuRGu, March 2O.-Weather clear ant
warm, and the ice and snow arc melting fast.
The River has risen 1s inches since last nigh
and is still rising. There is now 8 feet inch
cs. at Brownsville there is. arise of Q feet :.
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prTIIRN OF THE ARCTIC.

New YoKK, March 21.-The Arctic sent re-
port ashore at Highlands, and after making in
aurics again proceeded TO sea, and has been
cruising between Sable Island and lat A. Saw
no vestage of the Pacific or any other wreck
All we'll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

o,,,,,xe OF A MINISTER AND ms WIFE.-
D% D. IObn Baylay, minister Of the Yir-
me W.iboiist Conference, and his wife were
g''n .oJ last week in James River, in one of the
' u'~m conntes of Virginia. Mr.. D. is said to
, ,o been an able preacher, good writer and a
trrIr pious man.
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nEIEGATES APPOINTED

BAIT. March 20,-McLain and Gwynnc have
been elected delegates from Baltimore TO the
They are ,unpledged, but are understood to be
in favor of Pierce
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

~, Hrnrey, Monroe street, received yester-
WV s,otberlaree lot ofwillow ware. He has
Jay a., . .omplctc assortment Of House Furnisl-
alsO Gods S and Fresh Family Groceries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21
TTTE INTELLIGENCE
-,.n1n1y5 poRNING, MARCH q, 1866.

n,.,pPr.5rrSG.-Tho mountains of ice on.
:, :. street North Wheeling The pavcments
AnI 1isible-rhereyer the,iee was shoveled of:
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MEDICAL.
= All SHOULD TRY IT!!
D r. j. HosTETTER' S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 Bottles sold in one enr.

NOTHING in the marEet-nOhiuS IA the medical market
In for the fifty years, has cQualed,
article be produced GQunltO this ID
GREAT. rASTI-DYSPEPT1C.
DR.. Hosteters preparation not old rece,
the experimental rrsult OF Amateur Physt
c1n verbal II the result Of profound
and elaborate study of the scientific chemists Of
the present century.
Dr. HoStetter submits his invaluable BterS to any chCnI
cal tests what still better, personal trial upon your
constitution The true properties vi these Filters viii
medicinal effects will be made manifest III almost iucrGdi
bly, shoTt space OF time upon tue system.
Are you DSSpCptcS Then take tete celebrated Stomach
Bitters.
Are yon BioasS Try bosse of these Dtsrs ans be
relieved at
free OF these HttGrs.
Have you Fcver and AgucS many thousands in the
and South this constitution destroy
ing disease, by the use Of these BitterS.
AL should this great anttdote. We venture to affirm
that while IIoSettcrs DterS used OF fever aud
aYue cannot occur.
One Elassfu taken three times day before meals
will be found great tonic agent which all will appreciate
when personally satisfied of the fact, they will be by Civ
ing the BttcrE one trial.
There Bttrrs, represented he the same which
comparatively worthless. Our DlttrrS without
rival for their medicinal qualities. They put In
botVS, containing full With the directions
and Dr. u. Hostcrs St0Nldch it:cre blown OH the bot
tie. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER DoTTLE.
e For sale oil The principal Druggists, Hotel Bars
Restaurants! and Dealers centrally throughput the Cuited
EAUGIILINs BCsnFlELD and
je22-lylaw - t'''''' wheelug
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

- ,5ies Bill for the purchase of Mt. Yer
luL n.s.ed both branches of our iLegisla-
NON Va Ware glad of It The ladies' Of Vir-
tuTe' now consider themselves an incorpo-
T.,cd company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

New Y0sk, March 2o::4The steamship Persia,
'f.o.,l Liverpool. Eithdates to Saturday the Sth
inst, arrived this morning at g o'clock.
She brings no things of the steamship PaciE-
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ny 0'He' " W. $. woops1DE, Superintendent.
Eli ]. d. FORD, Agent.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-07-10

pose. Within its sacred portals, is the dwell
ling place OF the Prince Of Peace.
We do not present these considerations
in any spirit o. bitterness and 1t is very far
from our intentions, to attempt to dictate
what should be the character OF any mans
discourse. But we ask in all kindness, does
not the introduction of politics into the pull
pit, have a tendency to lessen the influence
of the ministry and the church! Does not
anything which draws away the attention OF
hearer or speaker from the plain and simple
teachings of Christ, anything which stirs up
the passions and prcjudices Of the public
mind and arrays one portion of the Corgre-
CATION against the other, ultimately lead to
the corruption and degradation ofthe church
to the decline of genuine christianity and
the increase OF infdeity! Such it seems to
rs is the lesson taught by the history Of the
world. Church and State, politics and the
pulpit, have never been, and can never be
united, without bringing upon the race, in
calculable evils.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-07-10
The Canvass i'm Chic - Cheering
Intelligence.

We continue to receive the best of news
from oil parts of the State. The opposition
to the success of the sectional. disunion tick
ct, headed by Fremont, from the Old-line
Wings is every day becoming stronger and
more marked.
Among the latest Wing nccessions to Mr..
Buchanan we notice Joseph G. Gest, oI
Greene County, formerly Wing member
of the Legislature, and John A. Smith, and
A. s. Boys, late Wing members Of the Leg
islature from Highland County. Thomas J
Strait, Esq, of Warren County, is also ou
for Buchanan. The prospect in that count!
is indeed favorable. The Lebanon Citiss'
says:
"From evory section Of this county we
have the most cheering accounts of nation
al Wings who avow their determination t.
support the Democratic candidates. If hal
be true we hear, Warren County will give
majority for Buchanan and Breckenridge, al
| though the nigger.worshipers claim it 70
Fremont by two thousand.
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The Number Nine.

The number nine seems to have poeul.
lar charm about it, in the minds of our
Black Republican friends. Whether there
is any magic in the number we are not able
to say. The flag Of the party which floats
from the battlements OF the Portage Demo.
crai Office, has just nine stars and nine stripes.
On the occasion of the late Fourth Of July
failure, after the speeches were ended, the
venerable" chairman of the meeting, arose,
and with a countenunce beaming all over
with intelligence thus addressed the crowd;
"Felow citizens! Let Us now give three
cheers for Fremont and FIVE cheers for the
platform--that makes nifs cheers" o,
spirit of Daboll whittier art thou fed!
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer
& Watchm man what Of thc Night!-
The Campaign in Other States.

Sixty.three gentlemen in Columbus, Ga,
who have been members Of the Know Moth.
ing order in that place, have repudiated that
hcrcsy and announced their determination to
vote for Buchanan and Breckenridge. In
Tennessee, the Hon. John.H. Crozer, VIM.
G. Swan, Colonel Nelson, Colonel Maby,
N. H. Allen, and Major Lane, distinguished
Old line Wings, have taken the stump for
Mr. Buchanan and Union. Pennsylvania is
all in glow Of excitement at the prospect
of the election of her distinguished states.
man as the Chief Magistrate of the country.
The Harrisburgh Union snys:
There never was as much enthusiasm in
the keystone State for a nomination as ex-
its now in the National Democratic party
Mr.. Buchanan will undoubtedly carry the
State by very large mgjority-larger than
any candidate for the Presidency ever had,
save, possibly, General Jackson.
In Kentucky, we take the following para
graph from the Louisville Times.
| Within the past week there have been
twenty-thrce Withdrawals from the Know
Nothing Lodge at Rochester, in Butler Co.,
Kentucky.
1t is said that Buchanan and Breckenridge
will gain one hundred votes in Woodford
County in November.
In Logan County the strong hold Of Know
Nolhinsism, the Old line Wings will go for
Buck and BTeck almost to man.
The Madison (Wis.) Argus, in answer tc
the inquiry as to how Wisconsin will vote
for President, remarks:
lis our honest belief, based upon obser
vr ton of the course OF Wisconsin polite!
through number of years, and tolerabl'
good acquaintance with influences in various
localities, that the Democratic ticket vii
carry this State by majority of thousands
Among the reasons for his belief the edi
tor of the Argus states the fact that in No
vember, 1854, the Black Republicans car
red the State by majority of 5000. At
judicial election in the spring of 1855, th
e minority was reduced to 4,400. In the ia
r of 1855, ut the last election, the Democrat
n carried the State by majority of 5000, o
e State officers. In conclusion, the Arga
/ says:
u The redemption Of the State was accom-
: plished in singlcyear; since that time I'll
n party has been daily growing in strength
. II is united and harmonious. The dctectiC
: of the Wisconsin is made up by duly acce
,, sions of hundreds. Two heretofore neutr
r papers have pronounced for us; many o
and distinguished Wings are with US. II
Republican candidate is distasteful to Il
entire party--ours was the first choice uI
favorite OF the entire party.
Lastly, the Republicans themselves ha'
no hopes OF success in this State. The
e sometimes hazard claim to it, but do it
q way that shows their utter want of con
dence in the claim. They generally ella
it as 'doubGul." We claim it as certa
!. for Buchanan by majority that will not
- less than 5000, and may reach to 1900
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-07-10
Ecedcr and whitfield.

The Majority Of the Kansas Committee
close their report of investigation into the
election frauds in Kansas, by the following
conclusions:
That the elc, ZION under which the sitting
delegate, John Whitfield, holds his seat
was not held in pursuance of any valid law
and that it ahould be regarded only as the
expression of the choice of those resident
citizens who voted for him.
That the election under which the contes-
ting Delegate, Andrew II. Reeder, claims
his seat, was not held in pursuance OF law,
and that it should be regarded only as the
expression Of the choice OF the resident Cit
izcns who voted for him.
So much powder wasted. This is just the
conclusion that any sensible man must have
come to, and there was no need Of spending
thousands OF dollars Of government funds tc
ascertain wha, was already apparent
Mouths ago before the investigating Com
mittee was dreamed Of, the Detroit Ere
Press and other leading Democratic paper
of the North, all argued that neither Whit
field or Recder were entitled to a seat il
Congress.
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The Bill Of Senator Douglas for
tho a6an ssion of Kansas as n
SfHse,

The Bill Of Senator Douglas for
tho adail ssiOn of Kansas as n
State.
Senator DOUGLAS has reported bill for
the admission Of Kansas as n State, which
il adopted and passed by Congress, will ef-
fec,ually put stop to oil difficulty and dis
order in that territory. 1t is based mainly
upon the proposition Of Mr.. ToOMns offered
few days ago. 1t recognizes the doctrine
Of popular sovereignty, giving to the people
full and exclusive power to control their
own domestic affairs. 1t carefully provides
against all outside influences and secures to
the citizens all their civil and reli gious
rights. A census is to be taken and the
names Of all the legal voters registered, SO
as to prevent frtud. The election OF dele
gates to form State Constitution, is to take
place, on The same day as the Presidential
Eedion. The constitution framed BY the
delegates so elected, is to be submitted to the
people of the territory and if approved by
them Kansas is 10 be admitted as State.
Such bill should itbecome law, would
have most happy effect in quietinS distur'
Dances and healing the divisions which have
grown cut of this Kansas controversy. 1t
would secure the bollot box against fraud
The result Of the election, whether for or
against slavery, would be an eract express
siors of the public will. The "border ruff
fans" hose exploits form a dark page in
our terlitoria! history, would be kept out
Let this be done, and harmony and prosper
ty will follow in ths place Of discord and
outrage
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lying reports. For example, In the murder
Of Wilkerson they dare attempt, in the face
Of direct proof, to fabrieate case Of self.de.
fense, and that " mouth piece Of all "low
bred isms'' at the North, Qha New York
Ttibune,) 10 sounding il abroad. But we can
read in the political history Of our country
a change taking place with the masses, and
the day Of retributivs justice is not far dis.
tant. A gag shall soon be placed in the
mouth Of these paid liars and disturbers oi
our common country, and their underlings,
who have been heretofore successful in eva
ding the law in Kansas, hung higher than
"Haman."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-07-10
TONES WON'T DO /!

They never did do more than give temporary relief
and they never will. ltis because they don't touch
bilious diseases is the atmospheric poison called Mas
ma or Malaria. Nautralise this poison by its NATUR
AL ANllDoTE, and all disease caused by IL disap-
pears at once. Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure is this
Antdotc 10 Malaria. and moreover 1t ie perfectly
harmless medicine Tho certificate of the celebrated
chemiSt,J r. Chiffon, Of New York, to this effect, Is
attached to every bottle; therefore If II does good
it can do no harm.
This is more than can bo said of Quinine Arsenic.
or any tonic in existence as their useis ruiuous the
constitution and brings on DUMB AGCE, which mover
allows person to feel perfectly well fora single mo-
mont In illustration of these truths, annex solle
extracts ffom letter just received from Physicians:
GEORGETOWN, OHIO, March II, 1855.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq,-Dear Sir: Yours of Cd
inst isat hand. The cure arrived late last year and
increased from tho fact that remedy had been intro
duced which growing in favor with the public as
being better than taking ouinne-not knowing pro.
sumo that tho remedy they usd to escape taking oui.
nine. contained tho DGUG ITSELF.
This remedy, (known as "Smith's Tonic,'') would
nvaribly BREAK an aguo, but did not RE it, aait
would otcn return with renewed vigor. This one err
cumstance deemed III your favor, IL could insti-
tute a test comparison between 1t and your CURE,
The followingis the resnlt
Three persons took your "Cura.r all OF which wcre
cases Of "Qnotidian Intermittent Fever," of many
w.eks standing. They had tried Quinine, and other
remedies, occasionally missing chill, butt waa Gas
in all cases) slowly wearing them out, and LAYING
foundation of other and severe malades. Ibid sue.
ceed in efecting a radical cure of all three Of
tuese cases WIN urreineuy, adthey have not had
chill since In all three of these the 'sSmtths
Toni 5, had been used, and would, as before stated
break, the chill, but after period two 1t would re-
turn.
think there will b. no difficulty now in giving to
your Cure'' the vantage ground ofuny other remedy
now In use here. &c. WILLIAM BUtKNER, MD.
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTI
D0TE TO MALARIA, the only harmless remedy In
existence is equally certain us PREVENTIVE, 40
a"CURE." Take it when you feel the ch,s coming
on: and you will never have a single one.
JAS. A. RHODES, Propriett Providence, r. l..
Wholesale Agents. st. Louis, II. BLAKSLEY; Chhr
| caga, BARCLAY BROS. And for sale by Druggists
| generally.
For sale by HrMELpAuaH JENNINGS, sole agents,
| for Ravenna, Ohin, =
| Crittcndon and Knowlton. franklin, J. Beldfns
and Co.. Randolph, II. Sprague, Garrettsvillc, J.
w. Foster, Mantua, G. q G. r. Harmon, Aurora
Grow Il Harmon, Newton Falls.
3l-ly.
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From the Detroit Free Press.
Charges Against HHr. Buchanan.

So absurd and scandalous are some of the
charges trumpcted up by such lesser lights
of the Black Republican press as the De-
troit Advertiser, that the New York Tribune,
tearing .heir damaging effect upon the cause
they are designed to subserve, protests
against their repetition hereafter. The Tn.
bune remarks:
"We have met with two or three asser.
tions that it can be proved by living wtnes.
scs that Mr.. Buchanan once said that if he
thought there was one drop OF Democratic
blood in his veins he would let it out.' We
think this must be miSapprehensioa or ex'
aggeration."
Again, it says:
"Thc charge that Mr. Buchanan has ad-
vocated a reduction of laboring mems wa
ges to ten cents per day has but very par.
tiaI support in fact. He certainly never
made anv such proposition directly, nor any
thing which he understood to have that ef
| feet.
Ofcourse, the Tribune is not actuated by
the honest motive ofjustice to Mr.. Buchan
an in protesting against such absurd misreP
reservations of him; it is moved only by
considerations Of policy.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-07-10
Political brotherhood.

We look into the House and see that the
bill to sdmt Free Kansas is stricken down
by majority ofone uote, and that one vote
cast by HERBERr the murderer of poor kEA-
TING, whose hearts blood is still dripping
from his unwrung skirts.-Portage Demo-
crdt.
Yes, aud this same HERBERT is now
Know Nothing Presidential Elector from CAL
irornis, and THE POLITICAL BROTHER AND CON
FEpERArE OF LYMAN w. HALL, editor OF the
Democrat. Both have met in council under
the covering of durkness-both have taken
the same reasonable oaih-both are alike
enemies to the Constitution and the spirit OF
American liberty. Neigbbor, how do you
like your company! Come, take your broth
er HERBERr's bloody hand, and swear again
as you once have sworn, that you will neV'
er betray the outrages OF your black league
under penalty OF being posted "as traitor
and purjurcr to God and your country"
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or all the various diseases that deract from the or.
JOY nent Of human life most OF them may be traced
to dsordered coalition Of tho nervous system The
horrors OF Epilepsy or Failing Sickness, arise in most
cases from ILLS cause Our readers may remember, on
several occasions bcfJre, have alluded to the won
dsrtuI cures, or notifications OF Fits, made by the
Vegetable extract, Epiertc Pills, invented and pre-
pared by Seth $. Hunce, Of lUS Baltimore street
We eeIu:iy satisfied that these pills have cured somo
efthe most stubborn cases of Epilepsy as we rs this
mlider i'rms q" its such as severe Cramps, Spasms,
nc. Wei record the fact that persons will and
these pills equally elcaciOus in curing evory form
OF nervous debllity;-no matter whether manifested
Doloreux. or nervous headache, the misery OF Dys.
epSia or indigestion, the suffering of rheumatism or
Gout, th melancholy haucinntion of depressed
spirits or hysterla, their effects will be cquay happy
aud certain Persons in the country can write to tbs
inventor and have the me lcine forwarded to them
by mail The prices are, one box SO: two boxes SIS;
twelve boxes $24 and sent 10 any part of the coun-
try free Of postage. Direct your comm unica ons to
Seth s. Hance, I0S Baltmore street. Butimnre Md