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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

Tina other evening while a carriage of Jesse
Whats was passing down Fifth St, one of the
hOr..s attached to the carriage was seriously in
iared b, falling into an opening situated in the
centre of the street. The horse was injured SC
r,dly that recovery is thought to be impossible
Thai an opening of this kind should be left un'
s,ricd during the night time, is certainly great
earclc,>ne>s on the part of the city, or on the
part Of those who have the management of the
work. The neglect should he attended to be
fore something more serious occurs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10
ClNCINNATI MARKET.

MARCH e.-Flour, sales 80 hhIs at SGaG,15
Provision market dull and heavy; shoulders and
sides sold Mt 53-saGs-s. Ryc, 1000 bus. sold at
G5a7O. Oats %. Barley 1.25a1,3 80. Corn BOA
81 Whisky dull and prices further declined,
sales $50 bblS at lS4. Sugar good demand, sales
$50 Bids at saSI !i.r lOw fair and prime. Sales
2l0 bags coffee at - 5aE23 for good rio.
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,bo biil authorizing the Nam

,,;,e ,Iat the bill authorizing Inc Nan-
WE NOW, ,,J Farmers Bank of this city to
uiae'a''. - - Al. old system, and to withdraw
bank u,,', ,.,.i na.e rom circulation, and their
State go. the Senate. We hope it will pass the
r r., a. they 50 desire it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

Tue BAxK BmL IN THE SExArE.-Thc bill to
extend the charter Of the Bank of Virginia was
ua,i.r consideration in the Senate Wednesday
After some discussion, the second, fourth, fifth,
sixth and seventh sections of thc bill, as it pass
ell the House, were stricken out and the amend
meats proposed by the Senate committee, rcqui-
ring banks to use their own paper in payment OF
demands, &c, inserted instead. The bill was
frrtleramcn,lc,! by striking out the ninth sec
ton which requires cashiers to make weekly
s!a,em,nt of the proceedings of the week pre-
viols; Aad by the addition Of u section iaeFcas-
ils the capital of the Gank of Virginia 10 the
aaouat of Sd)O,Ooo, to he divided thus Nor
FIX $i5o.0e9, Portsmouth Io,ay1, Petersburg
Ija,poos Lynchburs / OF, ooo, AMI ti'o residue to
liz iaHk i, Richmond. Tine bill, as amended,
Va. thea pat Oh it's passage, and defeated a
notion to reconsider was agreed Ia, and the bill
aid on ti.e table
In Inc House of Delegates, Wednesday, the bill
Pra,ilins for the gradual sale ofbank stock Own-
slby tie State, was passed,
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ap,= .voro,-xp,' > as sung by the Kun

.,r.,u ,1,p PrArGEouxp,' . as sung by the Kun
IN . III With a choice selection of new
ke.'' "a ,,,,s wa!tzes, &C., was received on Sat
s'1ss IY Robinson ( Bro, which VIC would adj
nFd'y " ,,,,.ie,.oyiug readers to call and exam
"; w. without delay. Coo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10
ELECTION FRAUD.

CHICAGO, March s.-Thc Common Council
yesterday appointed committee to Investigate
The alleged frauds at the late election. The
seventh Ward census is now being taken
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10
RINER An MEATEER

C1xcrNSA4r, March s.-Riycr fallen 50 inches
since last evening Weather clear and cold.
PrrTssuKGu, March Silver falling slowly,
no breakup Of the ice
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SAILEn

NEw YoRk. March s.---Thc eamship Arag'
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool! taking Tt0o,
600 in specie.
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MEDICAL.
ILL SHOULD Try IT!!' = 2 =
% n. j.. H0 STE TT ERhss
CELEBItATED
SFoNIAGHB1TpERS. saS
100000 nen.e. so.d in .one5. ! eur.

NOTHING In the Misunderstanding medical marke.
IN for thc past any years, has cquatd
article be pTodHesd equalSOs this -
! GREAT ASTf-nSSPErTlC
Dr. ioSritCrs pTeparatiOuts not granny rCelef
nor the experimental result of PHI
GAN verbal investigation. 1t Is the result OF pTOioEna
anu elaborate study Of OF the scientific eeIiisisUt
| the present century.
Dr. HcSettsr snbais is Invaluable Btters any etrm
tssts, is still ettr. ptrsonl tsia IOnS
own constitution. The properties
be found BY tine Tst la SIS, the full Enyee
n!et iaHl effects III be made In
| oty shsrt space OF time upon the system.
ARE yoa bSst:cH Then TAXI thres celebrated Stomach
Bsttets. {lss5slt5
Arsy0n BiltOus' Try bottle of these B,ter; DO
relieved at 49, fsEtas ssti4
are BY
free OF these Bittsrs. ~ -F5stesf 7-f+s--
lave o Fever and Asae! How many theu.aa in ;Le
West and South have been cured of this destroy
ing disease By the OF these IiItrrE.
Al should try this Nntidute We atrf
that while Iostctt-rs Btrs use, fever &hd
1EIe cannot occur. - - -
Gus wine gassll taken three times day sucai.
ing the Bltttrs one trial. - 80
There are other Btcrs. represented TO be tie RSrie which
arc con pa ratvClE worthless. Our BrFS Whsit5a
rival for their medicinal qualities They put up in
square bottles containing full quart Oh
and pr IL ostsers StOssGcA RtterS q blown on lhszhol
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sale b. all the principal Druggists HosFl Bas.
s>tsuns aud Dealers generally thrrughsut the uasieA
LAUGHLsSs q BUsEFIEbn au4
icae-,ydax. :, '.0'>'H : - svAsssas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10
CRISTADORO' HAIR DIE

CRISI7ADOR('S- HAIR DYE
suit IhLLi4UltI{-!-NI
CONTRAST the brought in the hair by Crisiain-
rc's mntcIess rrvitait&ug n!: Dye, and those ptndu-
red bv application of the burning sh ordinarily sofa AS
Hair rts you tii the color is natural IN one
Sc. In the other, and t'c simple reason Is that
Crstadu the ONLY preparation which 10y lis exact che
n;Cn operates atArAl and imInutabie rin-
ciprs. Made sold and nrpi.d On ten private To%;ts't
Crstndolo's. Aston House, Broadway :. y. Also Tor
sale by tile Principal Druggists and Pc'nne's throughout
Wv S.v, Yprs Agents. w II. CORY 3 CO.
.,1i,,- WARD, CLOSE * co.
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~15E. MTELLIGENCER.
sox.,1y MORNING, MARCH 10, 1856.

-, Ggorr, for the murder OfJOseph Bur
AM S g. 1854, is now being tried in
an ~ - n Common Pleas, at Steubenville.
TIL case i. one that appears to excite much in
.=t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10
MARKET

BALTIMORE MAKkkT.
MARCH S.--Flour dull and unchanged. No
sales Of wheat reported. Corn dull and without
any quotahIc change.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10
G'hnMHC of Time!
gLEt'ELJVD I'M; PITTSBURGH RfIL EO.iD.
..- l.. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling ana Pittsburgh

Wheeling and Pittsburgh
% .,-,,-. THE fine side wheel pas ,,.S,,-E,.
III scrY--F steamer FOREST IL ff n
l$5S{$ssS TY, Capt Geo. d. Munrc,aui u
SzztSSzISsDIU pt. asa sheI'e ri
vii. ai between Wife cling P,;tslurgl,e Forest
Cit !Hyins Whc ling Monday, Wednesday and Fri
ia ana th, DurI TUcsny, Thursday and Saturday
\. N, arriving Wrllsrllc i'll tint connect with the
C!cv lad and Pittsburgh in time for the morning
lIae East. Rtturnit Forest CITY lrrvs Pittsburgh
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday and the Durua every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at IL \. NJ; arriving at
Wheeling In time for the mail lines for Ohio.
For freight or passage apply on boartI or to
:. G. BAKER & co. Agents.
Through Tickets for Clcvsl land Toledo, Monroe, De-
ir6t Milwaukee, Chicago Hualo and DunLrE, sold At the
Office o; s. C. Baker * Co TBS
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Now york Aavettlgements.
ALRRmTG. LsIcEsARD


tai Sarscry invites attention hiYilS IGaIrOred
method Of constructing Sssacai penures, which combine
Tbere are no sSats or crcviecs the !ndgent food
to vtlate the saliva inject the hrsat not even the
An Artificial Gum, witch is rs 'iTm and invSiructc as
the teeth fused ig heat between aid around teir
base which unez each other and to the Plate upon
which This imIaSs TO the teeth that pc
expression and se appearance which eharacseFEs
Great stFSaStts obtained by this uniting the teeth
gum and plate AID ordinary force OF aaSeH'nS can
t. clear aud distinct articulation Of speech Is restored
This cuns elected hy having the inside oil the
Ycslr adapted. perfect adaptation 81 the lokue 90
enirr, t kissing or lnLiGu counts IN speak
Sial .er t.''.s'''' 49,. SeF>is
j. TIE natural form and expression OF the mouth and face
lie restored where they have bScoIIe
THIS IL done means additional attachments 10 the
supporting These attachments are SO
~ their proptF peson ThrS T eSyertd with ,HS
gum and becoIng component parts OF TIE
closest observer Ts method of restoring the ciysEs 10
ivr original fncss, also the natural form aud express
made special t;lG authors practice Tor sscal
years past variety OF Photographic aud
and also with H. can be az his Office, show
ing the crest change in appearance which y ~ te
ed upon this principle, which the pubic are St 10 G s
and examine, together with other pr!ies o. .s "eEA not
requiring the above attachments.
g. The plntes usually employ ed fer this work arc pattn2
purity witch the slightest taFH'sh OF N-
many anu important Hhieh are rss%H pPJ
ciatc III those wearing artificial dcntnrts upon WIS
mic. With the utility Of this mshod nyIc
he given from eminent Dentists In ht TArL
parts the Cnion and persons wearing tue ""FS i '"'S
DR.. ALIEX has arrangements by which he Is enabled to
serve persons from distance Immediately on arrival
'''e' s's - - j. ALLEN, no. 80 BOND st.!.t, ~
rspsr.oD, desiring any further information in refer.
cncc TO tn. AGoYe viii be furnished with pamphlets Tree Of
postage, by sending note with address to br.1 Alden.
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r. s-Persons desiring any further information in refer:
cnc TO tia. above " III be furnished pamphlets free Of
,,osage by sending with address to Dr. j. ALDES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

FKEs4I AIIIiIV ~, 1AIllY
81 W. =. EDWARDS & BRO,
adjoining the once Of Market and Quincy sts
follows
Superior Cured Hams. from NJ Herr Co.;
Irish Salmon, small Iuautlty, I.riEe;
AIackerel No. late fishery;
puneS-fOHT casks of the best quality and OF recent
Importation:
RucEwlrat Flour (Smalley' manufacture, BaltiHorc,)
in sacks. u first rate HtiCc;
TEAS-GunPowt.r, Young IIysOn, Imperial and Black
Teas, receive l "Wednesday.
sr-We inyt. nsrrc hi friends and pull!c, If
stock, together with complete variety nf
~ article usually in enaud from such establishments
a. f Sr5. w. 4. EDWARDS nRo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

New YoRK, March s-The steamship Africa
arrived to-Gay, Bringing dates from Liverpool tc
Saturday, Feb. 23d. She brings no tidings O
the missing steamer Pacilic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10
Wholesale
CLOTHING.A AND DRY GOODS

49, House.
TINE STEIN BROTHERS nlethod Of Informing
IL their numerous customers particularly hoee through
out Use West that their large and we'll GnpSn baltimore
Clothing House they have aided i.
WHOLESALE DEFY +tS00DSs DEPARTMENT, -
which s;OcSed with all the Foreign Domestic Fabrics
adapted to the Dry Goods Trade generally. -
Their arrangements with European AanufactnreEs ARE
such enable them to furnish, accommodating teFpe
the Goods desired by Cothers, Merchant TNoss aud Deal
crs in all descripIons OF Dry 6ceds.
Their stock of
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will varied and excellent any found Ia the mar.
Ert, tie greatest will be tc', 70 make IL
vicSaLlr and seaSOnaGe. NJ. 49,. a =
COiitrS, Merchant Talcrs, and peRhTs IN Dry d0otss
generally, respectfully nvlteIto call and Gle
Warehouse, No. 2pS Baltimore street, where each
the i've spacious stories Will be found stock which
tn TO meet The most varied aud extensive asHlands.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
zsa Egzsz ss.s3s s sEs:ss;: g. g.

twice DAILY, (sunday night eXcepted) between Rich
i rorl ana Washington cts via Gordonsvllr and Alex
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

H. nsmpasia Railroad Company, complainant
against
Washington Boring, George W. Sights
Sarah Miller. defendants
The Object os ais sun is enforce the Hen 0! Judgment
against Washnpo; Boring. upon House and Lot in
C,nfrr Wheeling being south half Of Int number 23I
conveyed 10 u March i+e, by Thomas ltorn'rook and
VIE .id judgment ben. in the narie of William Hart
Carr. with interest and costs.
liz defendant Sarah Miller, not having s9terd her ap.
pe;rsuc appearing BIS Affidavit let In the
liza she Is not fesi5eM of the State cf NirEiutun
ton complainant by It's it Is ordered that
., alrsy herr With: month after the due publication
order he necessary to protect her
Interest in fis sa anh ihrt copy o. t: order be ier':
published the city of
wheeling, for four weeks. aud posted the front
Co-t House Of Ohio county, on the first day Of
the Count C"urt.
4 caF5-Trs.e: ALoNzO L0EINCi,
mt5 C1erk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

|rIelDE, We remember mahy years
\ long before we had entered into our
fht avocation. Of providing ourself with
Pnk book ia which TO enter all the sui.
Occurring in our country, together with
fauses that led the unfortunate self.im.
for to the terrible deed, Our object
% sustain fsyorite theory, that men
rnd minds and with every sense active,
committed suicide. Our book filled up
= and after several years having col
sufficient " satisfy ourseli OF the
lehess Of our position, the project was
fohed, The Renaissance has been
to mind by observing the mania for
est'uctlon, which now seems to per-
our country. A few months would
now TO I'll! a volume OF details. What
ONE over Our fellow mortals Havs
allen into the delusion, dark and dan
> OF spir,sus|ism Do they forget the
aucA' saying of Rev. &C. CoLToS--
that he should have forgotten it him.
That he who commits suicide is dou.
uIhed, he renounces earth TO iorie,
M
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01
heath Of Ex.risu,enant Gov. Wells

We are panied to learn that Hon. Joseph
B. Wells, OF this city, died at the Aston
House, New York, on Wednesday evening
Dec goth, of pneumonia. The deceased
had not long been citizen of this State
and has held several important ofiicesaamong
the number those Of Lieut.. Governor and
State Trustee of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal. He was q native or New Hamp'
shire, and WAS brother OF Jones >. Wells
Of that State, and of Hon Samuel Wells
of Maine. His friends throughout the State
will be greatly panied to hear OF his deeease
lCiicago Press Of yesterday.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01
More Troubles In Kansas Mob Violence.
81 .n.,is nan-:lQ

The Lexington (Mo.) Herald OF the 22d
inst. says TINT on the 10Th. the day fixed
for the vote on the State Constitution
adopted by the Topeka Convention, COL
lision occurred between pro and anti-s!ave.
nv parties at Leavenworth City which re-
suited in the destruction of the ballot box
and the entire suspension OF the voting. A
house belonging to an anti-slavery man
was burned. and prs-slavery man arrest
ed and lodged in jail. His friends rallied,
broke open the jail and burnt II to the
ground, Great excitement prevailed, and
both parties had sent Tor assistance.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01
L A T BST N /, " 5
Further BY the Pacific

The following news, which should have
preceded our telegraph Of yesterday morn
Ing, is important -
The long expected capture OF kars by the
Russians has at last taken place. No par
ticuisrs had been received, except tina,
brought BY Gen. kme;z and another officer
who escaped, in order 10 hasten the advance
Of Omar Pacha to the relief OF Il e city. At
time Gen. Williams MAS about sending flag
! OF truce TO offer equalization. Nothing furth-
er was known, but it 10 believed that the
garrison surrounded. as there was only 5000,
which was weak force 10 cut their way
through the Russian army. Omar Pacha
was near ku,ais. which the Russians hold
IN force.
The only event oi Importance that has
occurred in the Crimea is an attack made
by the Russians on the extremity of the
French line The Russians were 1900
strong, aud after an hours fighting with
drew.
Both armies were comfortably housed
and proyisioned.
The firing continued between the North
and South sides of Sebastopol.
The British army are over supplied with
equipments English writer. admit the
Russian army is we'll supplied for winter,
having large supplies q. SimpheroPoi and
Dyensko.
Gortchak0H has extensively fortified The
Tehrrnasan Road by batteries.
The Russians are concentrating their
forces ct Bachis and Simpheropo!
The Allies have fortified Kinburn and
consider It impossible to be attacked.
ST. Petersbnrgh advicss say vas, trains
o. sleighs entered the Crimea by Perkhop
with provisions and stores. Also that the
Allies have 26 batteries ready to ettaok the
torih forts, and $50 guns in position of
Tehernays. Both English commissions
amp Omar Pacha's envoy have failed in
their negotiations with the Circassians.--
The Chief having refused TO leave the
mountains for the purpose Of making an al
tact upon Georgia Most Of the Allied Bal
tic fleet had passed Elsinor.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

,yntu or R!vFR-On Saturday last
uoa.,y measured the width OF the NJ =
Ooj river at this point, and found il AT
toot Of Brsdy st. ia low water 10 be
bi ie4,, or i5t and sixty, one hundredths
| in width; in high water. 900 Il. Of
and .xty.six one hundredths rods wide.
tormer Is little less and The latter a
rods over a halt mile, making that the
|pge. The Ohio river At Cincinnati, is
kle over 1900 feet wide at low water,
Mississippi here being just about double
width.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01
A SrAswIx HALL AFFAIR In PRovipEscE

STAsWIx HALL AFFAIR IN Providence.
A startling and most disgracetul ARRAY
occurred IN our city last evening, the muir
derous details of which will almost rival the
notorious Poole and Baker affair which
caused go great sensation in New York
The facts, as near as we can learn, are
these: About 9 O'Clock a notorious bully
named Edwards, alias "Dead-Eye,' the
keeper of a house Of i'll fame IN the north
part Of the city, went 10 drinking ana
ambling saloon for the purpose OF logging
the barkeeper, William Cotton. Going in,
ne wen, behind the bar and clinched Cotton,
and the furious struggle commenced, During
the melee that ensued glass tumbler was
thrown BY Edwards, which struck Il. ID.
Day ia the face, cutting il badly. Day then
drew a Colts revolver, every barrel OF
which " as loaded with ball, and fired at Ed.
wards, who at the time was still clinched
with the barkeeper. The ball missed the
man for whom /, was intended, but struck
los S. Wheaton, who, attracted by the
noise, had Just entered from back room, in
the RIGHT breast. and killed him almost in
s,antly. Young Day then tried to discharge
two more shots at Edwards, but without sue
cess, the pistol being out of order. Al this
iuncture the father, VIM. Day, rushed up to
Edwards with the knife he had been using
in opening oysters. and stabbed him in the
back JUS, under the shoulder blade, inflicting
a very severe but probably not fatal wound.
The police. hearing OF the sffray, were
speedy on the spot. and in short time ef-
fected the arrest of the parties concerned,
and lodged them in the watch house. Ia.
wards wound was dressed in the saloon,
and he was then taken in charge by Officers
and removed to the watch house on litter,
When he rea ched there he had tainted from
loss of blood, having bled most pro!usely,
I'm, il was thought he would survive.
Providence Post, Dec 25.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

On Thursday night last, the house OF one
Nicholas Becker. near Evansburg, Pa, was
burned, ard the oil. folks and the two Oldest
daughters, who slept below, were burned
up The younger children who slept above,
were saved.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

rTcHIssos FANCY Those Of our Cit
who love good slnging-and who does
will have the opportunity presented
this evening OF listening to the eel
ted Hutchinson Family" This ia
frs, visit to our city and We hope cur
pas will turn gu, s., numerously to their
|ef, that they may again be induced not
to visit. bu. to larry longer with Us an.
/ tine.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

soRcta MosEY.--The FIRST OF short
IS OF articles on the currency. contribu-
,y friend, will be found in our columns
morning. Though We differ somewhat
.n,iment We do not feel at liberty TO re-
their publication; at the same time we
Ter to others the privilege of reply
ng Of either party to BE- brief as our
e Is limited.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

"Oss DEATH.-Dr. g. s. Crawford, Of
'sO' an old practitioner, was found dead
Oaise, on Thursday morning last.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

'I;;sa,;suN'-Ths newiy-dissovered met
.,ae'y to be so expensive as to render
''' philosophical curiosity. 1t can be
a,'ored only by the use of sodium,
y, metal costing, according to the
hi oommercs, the pretty little sum
~ per pound, Ua,il some new pro-
n discovered for preparing ii, il will be
expensive 10 be of mnch practical
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

|Hs WEATHER.-Sunday morning was
eoldss, v have experienced this season
).ylight the mercury stood at 10 degrees
w zero. Out on the prairie it sunk as
|.s 20 dogs. below zero. Yesterday morn
was more moderate, the mercury being
degrees above zero. During the day
bun shone out brightly and there is now
bspect OF milder weather.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

'" FEARS ADpRpss.-O6r carriers de-
'Om The usual custom this year and do
resent their patrons with a New Years
en.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

olncinnatti Gassits says that the in,
IN now are that upwards Of four hun.
'apusand head Of hogs will be killed
This season.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01
, .M RAILROAD CtLEsEArios.-As

|A T. u. RAILROAD GilfShAi'oa'
!, utterly impossible for the Company 10
:. sufficient number of cars to accom-
.a.,s all those who wish 10 participate
ia celebration at Iowa City on Thurs.
|, next, they have been forced 10 The al
C.,,iy.. disagreeable as il is, oil limiting
h, ;.yta,ions. This will no doobi give
.,ee 10 some. bot when the matter is
"A calmly aud considerably. really
l.. j, no other alternative. II aii those
4s,ired we're permitted 10 go, there
IA nal be standing room on The cars,
|, !, would be- anything bat a pleasure
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