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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

SpscuL ALIVE MovEMRxr IN SCGARs.-TheTe
has, as VIC are aware, been considerable move
ment in sugars recently. An article in she \.
Y. Herald says:
"a movement il going on in Sugars, both in
London and other prominent markets of the
world. Like cotton, it Is supposed that con-
sumption has overtaken the productive availa-
bi.ity of labor devoted to its culture. With the
exception of Cuba, scarcely any other sugar
growing country has augmented its supplies,
while il some places, including the State Of Lou
Siana, in this country, the reports have exhibit
ed deci.lcd indications of diminished crops. II
is reported on the most reliable authority, that
the MessrS. Rothschill, Of London and Paris,
have entered the Sugar market. The same ru-
NOR prevailed recently at Havana. 1t Is known
that this house has agents distributed all over
the world where there is commerce of any i'm
| portance These agents are found in sugar
growing countries as well as in other places. II
l. through these persons the house. 1t Is said, has
been able to obtain relihble information as The
supply Of the world. And then, by ascertain
( ing the amount required for consumption gene
rally, more or less correct data can be obtained,
on which to base large speculative movement.
By purchasing supplies when everything
could he had the cheapest, whether III Havana,
Brazil, East ladies or elsewhere, they would b.
Eenabled, on an advance in prices, to rca'iz,
large profits. To secure an operation in this
movement, 1t Is likely tney nave hal SornSSiii"
to do with articles which have recently appear
ell in the London papers, and in the Paris Con
StitutiOnne, flvOring the idea, which in itself
may be more or less true, that the sugar croT
of the world during the past year has been in
sufficient to meet the consumption of the world
Since the first of May, and since the unfayora
bile prospects of another crop in Louisiana hav,
become known, prices have steadily improved
in this market, and sugars have been high, boti
Iin paris and Tnndnn during n GOOD part of thu
lie sustained, the house engaged il purchasing
largely, cannot 10 otherwise than make money
Their large capital and credit may enable then
to control. to greater or less extent, such ar
ticles as sugar and coffee, but the valuable pro
duct Of cotton would be above the reach or thu
grasp Of dozen houses of similar strength"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

RAngoAu Lawn important legal decision
was made in the Erie county, Ohio, Common
Pleas, before Judge Fitch, at its late term. 1t
was in the case of Henry Grinnell and others,
trustees of the Sandusky, Mansfield and New
ark Railroad Company. The points decided
were as foliows:-
lst That a railroad company authorized to
borrow money for the construction OF its road,
has, as an incident to that power, and without
an express grant in its charter, tue power to Sc
c--re such loan by a mortgage.
I'd. That q mortgage of the road and its in
come Is, in effect, mortgage also Of the Irau-
chises Of the company, and upon sa!e Of the
road under the mortgage, the franchises VIII
pass to the purchasers.
Sd. That where two or more railroad compa-
mics become united aud consolidated IN one
company, under the statutes of Ohio, and such
original companies had, prior to the consoIida-
ton, given mortgages on their respective roads,
the rights and liens Of the respective mortgages
must he respected and preserved, due regard
being had to the consolidation.
4th. That after such consolidation, no one OF
the mortgages upon the original roads can be
enforced by a separate sale Of its original line,
but all such original mortgages must DC cnlOrc-
ed by sale Of the consolidated roads, and the
respective liens on the parts BE- justed in the
distribution of the proceeds of the whole, upon
the report of a master, so as to give each mort
gage so much of the proceeds as may be eStimi-
ted to arise from the part covered by its lien.
Tho case was argued at great length by
Messra. Law, Hunter, and Stanbcrry for the
plaintiffs, and Messrs. SrAyths and Evihg, for
defense. The sandusky Register, from which we
copy the points, promises to publish the decision
in full, Us soon as it can be written out 1t says
Probably no case delivered in the West for
the last ten years, involves more important pIin
ciples of law; and it is but due to the Bench be-
fore whom the cause was heard, to say its opin
ion was characterized by the highest ability in
its delivery, clearness in it's points, and correct
ness in its Judgment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

sW-"Therc are two things says late wri-
ter. who has evidently studied the sex, that
woman, however thoroughly she may forgive
them, never forgets-aeglcct and unkinGncss;
and when once they have cast their shadows
across the bright eager gladness with which she
Yields up her whole soul az thank Offering to
him she loves, man, with his stronger stcrner
nature. can no more bring back the delicacy and
the freshness of that young affection, than he
could restore to the peach the bloom which his
careless fingers have defaced. The love may still
exist in its full reality, but the halo of romance
which surrounded her has been dispel!cd, never
to rcturn.n
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
nyT:sn


Viii ice given any artis; III Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures viz: six A0;JroypeEand six Da9srrnpss
equal merit twelve which Nc. Adams will select
his collection. Iehrs opened Gallery over Forb's
ery s.orc IS: Main ST., with skyligt the
approved principles, which equae unless STINT
iarly fronting With easy
cOss large anil well arranged with every
making class pictures Of every style aud size lie is
happy that he will be assisted b Mr. JAMES ctpr
the the pictures tbs high
est premium Cold eoi the last fair american
Ltnts Castle Gareu New York also the only renitii
atsdrded DasuerreOtypes the Worlds Fair at Parts
Mr. A las received ire n.tls and eight plomGs for III,
Dasaerreotypes exhibited cren: fairs in the United
States, fully superiority wing been
ouore with large proportion business in Wheeling
the past year expects with increased facilities unt only to
retain enlarge the number Of his patrons, especial
Iy as he relies fatrsc productions rath
than display furniture. Aat1rOtpeS either single
dougo gLrss Daguerrotypes plain cOored equal to
painting IVORY Photographs from the uwestprces up to
av dollars. o1= light ben; made of French Plate Glass
aud being unob,treted by badings pictures be
made fro:u sls,,se children taken In
Simultaneously from "a. NJ. tosPM Yetthe light "a soft
and mild that persons With eyes sit By with per-
CIoniy days good any by this light. Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

Law AND ORDER ORAroRY.-The speeches
delivered by the great generals of ancient and
modern times, previous to the commencement
If remarkable battles, have been recorded by
historians for the instruction of after ages. L.
ondias, Alexander, Cesar, Hannibal and Bona
parte, were all, more or less, Familiarity repre-
sented to the reader of history by bursts of
stirring oratory. We are happy to be able to
add another gem to those choice stories, in the
speech of the Hon. David Atchison, of Platte city
No, delivered before the sacking of Lawrence.
No one who i; familiar with the style Of that
gentleman, will doubt the truth Of that report,
both in manner and matter-for copy Of which
We are indebted to an ca.-witness. 1t needs no
comment-Gin. Commercial
"Boys: This day am kicapoo Ranger, by
Cd! This day we have entered Lawrence
With Southern Rights" inscribed on orr banner
md not damned Abnlitionist dared to fire n
gun. Now, boys, this is the happiest day CT my
if. We dave entered that damned town, and
Taught the AbOiitonists r Southern lesson that
they will not forget unit! the day they de-
And now, boys, we will 60 in again with our
iglIly honorable Jones, aad test the strength
f that damned Free State Hotel, and learn the
Enigrant ALL Society that Kansas shall be ours
Boys, ladies should, and trust will, be respected
W all gentlemen. But when woman takes
upon herself the garb of q soldier, by carrying
Sharpe's rife, then she is nolonger worthy of
respect. Trampc her under your feet as you
you'd snake. Come On, boysi Now to your
luty to yourselves and your Southern friends.-
Your duty know you will do. If one man or
woman dare to stand before you, blow them to
hell with a chunk Of cold lead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09
DR.. j. Hedges,
Fewer & AGUE ANNIHILATc

FEVER &c AGUE ANNIHILATOR
FEVER aad Asue, chls and Revvr, Dumb Ague, or any
form Fever ~hsther long stand
Ing speedily safely ami eHsctually by the
Dr. J. Hedges AanihElNtor.
This preparation entirely all metallic poison,
such as Arsenic Mercury, compounded from
trass purely vegetable isa certain safe and eeacous
remedy, be taken in al kinds weather. The Pro-
pristor the article his pr!vae practice for
sev,r years. and in as It failed to perfec;
care the directions have been followed In posi-
BILE way inure the system, adapted all ages
sexes constitutions. be given the infant of
month Nth much safety adult, lie
kept any ell aate 1t needs encouu long array
Of testimony, herald its efficacy. Its lies within it
sclf-an the invalid will prove of value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor stan,opesa j., and
ney .r genuine without III. signature.
For sale, wholesale aud retail by A. c. GOOD Co.. Drug.
sis:s Wheeling, Va, and by Druggists gene
rails throughout the United States.
W. II. DEcAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
rnyT:Sm IS Courtlani ST., New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

The HEBREWS Congress has just passed an
act granting to the Hebrew congregation in
Washington ell the rights aud privileges enjoy
ed by the Christian Churches in the same city.
The disability thus removed has been thought,
lcssly permitted to exist since the foundation Of
the government, until brought to the attention
of the United States Senate. few weeks ago, in
some well timed remarks by Gen. Cass.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

TuR AMERICAN NATIONAL CoUNcIL-The Ma
tioual Council of the American party, which
convened in New York on Tuesday, adjourned
sine die on Thursday. It's most important
business was concluded yesterday.
The following arc the resolutions adopted:
ResOlred, That our earnest thanks are ten
dered to the American National Council, for the
nomination Of Millarl Fillmore and Andrew j..
Donelson, for the Presidency, and Vice Presi-
dcncy of the United States, and that we arc
confident of their ratification by the people Of
the nation.
ResoLeed, That the extreme partizan measures
of the Administration Democracy on the one
side. and the so-called Republicans on the other,
driving the country with phrcnzied zeal into the
most dangerous sectional stritc-only require
prompt and signal rebukc, but HbundHnty
proye that neither faction can be safely trusted
to administer the affairs Of the Republic; and MS
conservators of law and constitutional rights Of
a FREQ press and free speech, without licnntious-
ness in either the American IS equally opposed
to the Bowie knife and revolver, on one hand,
and to Sharpe's rifles ON the other, for the set
'tlenent of constitutional questions on sectional
Issues
Resolved, That we present the American party
to the country not as an order, not as asocicty,
but rs a broad, comprehensive, conservative ma
tiOnal party standing like other political parties
openly before the country, inviting to its fold all
who adopt its sentiments aud participate in its
convictions,-but nothing herein shall bcsoc con-
strued as to interfere with any organization,
which the party, in any State, for its own gov
eminent, may choose to adopt
The following are the officers for the ensuing
Prcsidept-E. D. Bartlett, of Kentucky.
Vice Presidcnt-Erastus Brooks, of New
Trcasurer-Henry Crane, of Ohio.
Recording Secretary-J. NJ. Stephens, of Ma
Corresponding sccretary-o, D. Dosller, of
&c Chs1lsiS-wm H. Goodwin, of n. Y.
An Executive Committee Of ono from each
State was appointed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

TINS BEsr TINE TO FREr.-Two gardeners had
their crops of peas killed by the frost, one oil
whom, who had lr.ttcd greatly and grumbled al
his loss, visiting his neighbor some time after
was GStonishcd to see another fine crop grow.
ing, and inquired how it could be- "These arc
what sowed while you were fretting," was the
reply. "Why, don't you ever fetg" Yes but
put it off till have repaired the mischief
"Why, then, there's no need to fret at ALL >
True, that's the reason put it Off"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

MusT LEAVE THEIR AXIS BEHrSD-The U.
S. Military Gazette says the government Of
Great Britain has issued orders that no military
corps from New York or any part of the United
states shall be permitted to land on the Cana.
ian side with muSkets, rifles, swords or pistols,
u any wariike instruments. Any company dc.
irous to visit Canada during the summer can
ave their arms at. Niagara Falls, and cross
when they please as citizens
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09
ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORS

Vtr=iaIa. Lodge Ne. s.-Isets every Thursday
evening at the Ran eorner Of Market and Monroe srsets
VIZ. zrsk. n G.; b n Orr. sseFetAEy.
FrankIia Lodge No. I3 MEETS As above every
Monday evening. z BEkTTT, u G.; s n fHrfa' Secre-
VIVA. Tell Lodge No. 81 Meets as above eve.
~ wednesday evening. H Brxsr4sTOos,~N. G.; F. y:
HeEEly. Ssere:ary.
whe-iiag lodge Ne. 59-Meees every Monday
evening 1t @ IIa corner Market aud Quincy streets n.
D. Hrz1Er. n. G.: VA. \. BsrryhM, Secretary
F-.aar ereninz. @. X cA1rvlisHT, X. G.; IT. ". BaaH
etdrd, Secretary.
Abrams Raeaapmeat No. I.-AIests at the
Ha corner Market ad Monroe streets, the rst aud tfrd
Tuesday eysplurs Of eashnout w W. BtASeHIRD' C. p
S. " PedraoR, Scribe
WIN. Tell ftueamPment NO. 34.-Meces as
above the seeond and Ert5 Tuesday evenings Of each
month. JoHz 6. HOErnAS. C. P; FHs. Fet'Odr6er,
serIbc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

AxEzicAx Ixsr1rUrIoS OF HoMzaPArHr.-
WAsuNoToS, June 6.-Among other business
transacted to-day by the Homeopathic Institute,
was tie adoption Of a resolution eondemnatoFy
Of attempts to enhance individual interests by
tho sacriice ofprofeasionai dignity and decoruI1
Ono member, considered guilty Or such conduct
was expelled.
Tbs institution tbc1 adjourned 70 meet 1t
Chicsgo, III, on the fFst Wednesday In June
hsxi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

How SHIPS ARE xAxgD.-sircc the last war,
ships of the line in the United States navy are
named after States; fisatss after American riv-
ers; sloops ofwar after State capitals and other
cities; brigs after some noted diseased naval
commander; and revenue cutters after rnsmber6
Of the cabinet. The Collins steamers are nam
cd after oceans and seas, and the Cunarders at.
ter countries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

FILLMORE AMERICAS Couxcn.-New York,
June 5.-The Fillmore American Council met
to-day, when a motion was adopted appointing
a National Central Corresponding Comn.Ittee.
A discussion ensued, in which it was attempted
to open the slavery question, but it was speedily
choked down. The convention then went into
secret session.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

A MoSsrEa BLAsr.-A blast was fred at the
new harbor of Iolyhead, North Wales, recently
which required the labor Of six men in its for
nation for ten months, and charge Of six tons
and q half Of powder to explode it. The guam
tity Of stone ioosened by the blast was calcula-
tAi at GO. 900 tons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

tN-Drought is prevailing very extensively
in Virginia It has been four weeks, says the
Richmond Wing, since there was rain enough
Ia that city to lay the dust The Wing adds:
We hear that the drought has been quite gen
e,nl THROUGHOUT lower Yirginia-and that the
wheat and oat crops have suffered severely from
il The wheat on upland-.wo-thirds of the
cror-and oats generally must be very short.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

NEW SrATEs-It appears that there isno GER
State must have TO be admitted into the Union.
Louisiana was admitted in 1912, $1,000 inhabi.
tsntsS Indiana in 1916, with 1880; Mississippi
In 1917, with about 10 600; Arkansas in 1886,
with 2J,6TI; Michigan in 1887, with 3l,OOOi
Florida in ie45, with 1885; and Texas and
California without any particular reference to
routlntion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

ErrIGIEs OF President PIERCE AND Mn P. S.
BRcoKs.-CoxcoRD, June 5.--This morning Elf
gies of President Pierce and Preston S. Brooks
were found hanging in front of the State House,
80 feet from the ground, on the Pierce and King
liberty pole Of 1852.
An eifigy of Col George was also found in
another part of the city, bearing these words,
"The glorious and Godlike administration of
Pierce"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

81 "sambo, what are you up to nova
'oh. Use carpenter and jiner.'
He! guess yc isl What department docs
you perform, Sambo?"
"iYhat Department. does the circular
work"
"Whats thatf"
"Why, turns the grindstone
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09
sPncIAh NOTICE s.

eFacts cannot be questioned, when the people Of any
eOuntry bear testimony In as in the case of DR. j.
RoSTErTHRs Stomach Filters Not only have the in
avi evidence Of the land but almost paper in the
onion Is commenting upon the great benefits derived from
the use of these celebrated Bters; besides various DPie-
mas awarded theun among which from the Ohio Nc
eanles Iasnte their Thirteenth Annual Exhibition, at
Cincinnati, tie Committee composed chiefly Of
Pay,ieiau. In the city, These are al very veishty
facts TIA, canno= help the most nerednous
that it Is Il, least worthy trial For Dyspepsia, In any
form these Bsers are en used as per diree.
tiOas bottle.
a-For sale by Druggists ndhosels rsneraliy.
LAuaHLINs / BUSnFTILD.
les T. II. LOGAN 4 co. Agents
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Tri1st Sale


Rrvirtue Of deed Of trust cA,cntcd by Jnc NJ GH and
George lIardTnn the subscriber, dated May 2Ith,
lS55 and recorded III THE Cier= office Ohio county,
Deed Book n" 10 page 3'S &C. for the rarr"s, therein
named will proceed, on MONDAY the Ii dNy Of jam,
1885, front door OF the Court House Of County,
sell the property mentioned in said deed situated citr
Of WheII:n wits the lots land fronting north
side OF Webster street in Centre Wheeling and y-EA;'l
the plat by the number hundred auI tEtht,-eiCb
(22Sl and fSo hundred ami (=) which
The on Cloth Factory, aud lots NUMBERED lgrdred ami
fty -four i3l and two hundred al hts v l21' which
the Machin. Shop, occupied Lv Hobbs TAYLOR
Also lots numbered SiXtyrigh (6 Main AMI iot+
iIlmr red thirteen (3) and fourteen l the Belmont
Iron Works, Ii Centre Wheeling Also, e property known
the ArnGn, Situated she q: Nark aud John
streets in WheelinE being subdivisions u lois Numbered
;, 9, lG, II and IL.
0nCh!rd Of the purchase nOpey VIII he required in cash.
credit and months will be given he resi-.
lue, the purchaser giving approved paper with good
orsement hearing interest from day OF sale, and secured by
deed nj trust the property The title Is believed TO le
good, bn will convey only such title Is vested in n y
:h. deed
shown the day Of sale, being for Abhnt Slh,lhN.
CHARLES W. RUSSELL.
mvlN:ti Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09
TruSt Sale.

u virtac of Deed of Trust executed to III. spb.c,
- hy George Hartman and wife, duly recorded in n
Clerks OIhee OF Ohio county court, In deed book numb
49, page 2lI. &c, will proceed for plrpos-x b,
named, on MONDAY the 18th day OF jane. iS6 to sci, .
public auction at the front door Of the Court HOUSE Of
the Filth Ward Of the civ Of Wheeling follows to VII
Lots numbered fifteen (5l aud sixteen (G on tn, cas-; So
of Main street, Lots numbered hundred and foy.r
(2i9l, two hundred and forty Ave 45) the north half Z.
two hundred and fortT-our (2ij tn. east side of l.,
hundred and twenty six (22G) and the north h. has
lrel and tsI,ty five (2 ia the Eog ,;r,, D.
north half OF lot numbered hundred aud sNt,f
GS) on the West side OF Ciapne street, numbered on.
hundred and thirty ti5l the at cor,.r ..
Market and Third streets, Lot NUMBERED one hundred and
thirty i3ll the east Side of Market street. Lot nun.
bered hundred auh twenty 2 At the south.eas,
ground which was conveyed to sail lIardnau hy Tie Tu.
of the Second Presbyterian Church. being nnyty-
feet front Webster and unra back nLo; !sty
SIS fatt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

w-The Colonization Herald says about six
hundred applications have been received by the
Pennsylvania Colonization Society for a passage
in the expedition TO sail on the list of June,
from Savannah, Of whom the greater majority
are slaves, who arc to be cmancipated for the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-09

w-A good anecdote is told of Al Pacha, the
SuiIan's Grand yizicr, now in Paris. \ few
evenings ago lady, to whom this gentleman
was introduced at sories, hazarded the nGtre
question, sis the Sultan married." IA great
deal, madam" WAS the Turk reply.