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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-09

r-1t would be we'll for the yutsrsht approaching
Charter Election to bear in mind the following eiause con-
tanned in tn. charter ofthe elty Of Wheeling:
provided always That person, although in other re-
IN atJ ned shall entitled to vote ct such cleo
ton lf he failed pay any tax whatever, lawfully
upon him the beneat of said city during
the year preceding the election"
Also an extract the amended charter asfooEs viz:
IAN the officers OF said city shathereasr be annually
elected among citizens thereof qualified to vote for
Mayor and members Of the Council
Now according to the above, plain that any per-
son having isto pay his city tax for 1855 will be dsquai
iae to vote, tOhod The charter Of the city,
even Il elected under such eireuuistAnees.s 90
The whole delinquent list Vbe At an the polls on the day
Of election, property list as well as tlthabIe.
City Collector his assistant be found at n C.
Arthurs Office, % Main street, any time between s.
O'Clock, NJ and O'Clock P H. until the election, and
OF them WILDE all the time through the city, that all
sons may have fair chance to pay who wish.
FINLEY A. BURKE, City cOlleelOr.
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sy-An advertisement lately appeared in
the Dublin Ireland} Evening Post headed Iron
beadsteads and 5ed5liag.n 4 portion Of the lat
!. ter. must be SEsst-iiron. -
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so L5Mb1INS, aILIiR8aRsoN loo.
just Reoaiveiiil- .

w A. EDWARDS BRO. lsys iust. r,o,,,,s So, ~.
hast e their new grocery udolpins tr Post oHsceS
ana carefully selected assortment Of One Gro.
good and cheap Groceries. Our stock conbtS "a St Of
Rio, Msracsso and Java Coffee, brown clarified d;
Teas In great variety aud fine qualities; p r.
Cocoa, Brouna and Chocolate, best Lrsnds
in cans; Rice Flour, Corn Starch; s,esFssF's''
Farinai Sage, Macraronl, Isjnriass Jeilvt,nt. rs
bermuda ArroWroo Dried Currauis, Rasins AIr,anas
oliveE, Hops, etc. f-'' ests''S''
Tobacco and Sesars, One qualities; s
Soaps, etc; Pine ground Table Salt; t~s 80
spices and Essences Of every variety. 80
Together With many other ARTICLES tos tedisus 4
tse ,, a a 81 which We are selling Mt re Ion pflssS
OaIi ana examine Tor yourselves you ea t 81 tlkagsd
temember the placecorner Market and Quincy Et5sts a.
joining The Postoffce, Wheeling, w. y nSSs a.
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EraWhen goes shoppin, said ansoH la.
dy, 81 alters sakS for what L wants and If they
have II, and it's suitable, and feel inclined to
buy it, and it's cheap, and can't be got at any
place for less, most alters takes It without chap
pering about it all day as most people does
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WOtice--Ertra.

HAVING been East selected the most splendid lots
Of Marble brought to this market all my
friends to call Immediately and leave their orders for my
kind they may want.
Having purchased largely will finish up in the
lest and most approved styles and AT the lowest
ranted and no mistake. ret
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KE4Als sand paper, assOs.e,i. Tor sale ~
cBBLs s5rS0tise fSF sale In b - a . ?
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'tJAlIEs z. oHILTONi y. D., Chemist.
mis- allows Of ID.

This allows 81 ttI
FREE USE AS A PREVENTIVE
by which an persons may thus Be entire freedom from
the above diseases Ette how sckly the
sNs1npy the locality -jsas
PROOFS OF EFFICACY heq6ently md the
confidence Of the public Ssked ouy tpiss
tGi Reiits Wherever Introduced used These only
relied upon 70 prove It's worth. = 80 az =
~ One or two bottles VII for ordinary eases;
some may require DIreetoas printed German,
French. Spanish, accompany each boe. Price One
Dollar. fesst
- AsiEs a. RHODES, Providence, RI
80 A. c. GOOD CO. -
2 J. B. VOWEL,
WI. J. ARslSfR0SGf.s
And for sale b druggigts Esneraly InI:daw
81 For Sale.
rTE Subscriber ors for sale the Properly Which he
nov resides, adjoining the stoEn q Lagrange IN JeHer
county Ohio, containing 10< acres o. Land e5aed b
= good beard fence, lkc- The Improvements are
THO coon DWELLINGS,
The other Wei 81 ma
Also Stable with GrRnAIy and ether oifbddinQS.
win choke APPLE Orchard over 10 bsSring tres C[.
~, Plum, &e.sdTf oh =
~ Any person pleasant situation, reaSon1s
can be Accommodated b calling nhdersigE-
Ia-EsansN, sDn ...I s isAAs - asss
al 90. saPaatt o4iuine. f8r asIe n 80 % =
= = 80 - 80 . 9'si = st+t, ca
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WiFDNEsDAYNoRNfNG, JANUARY9 0, 1856
: . = no CoRREsPONDENrs.s


LETTERS concerning subscription, other d.
ancI business Of the Inte should be addressed to
I.ters concerning editorial department Of the paper,
should badressed to the Editors jointly or to either one
Of them. a.;s
Correspondents writing for publication VIII please write
emily on one side Of the paper.
and secure prompt attention to correspondence than
they might otherwise receive.
TIE Law OF NEWSPAPERS.
subscribers WHO do express notice to the con-
trary considered wishing to continue their subaerP
lions.
eff subscribers order discontnuance Of their peri
Odicas the publisher may continue to send them u1tn all
rrarages are paid.
3-f subscribers neglect refuse to take their periods
Gals from which they iFectel are held
responsible tin they have settled the bill and ordered them
= discontinued.
til subscribers remove 70 other places without INFORM
ing the publishers and the papers sent to the former d.
rectlOn, they are held responsible.
1.-The Courts have deched that refusing to take peot
Gals from the Office removing and leaving them uncaed
for IL primo 6icid evidence " Intentional fraud
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81 have made chemical examination Of Rhodes FsyeT
and AgUe Cure 4ntidote lalrfa have tested
for Arsenic Mercury Outline, aud SFyehnns but
found particle OF either IT. haste found any sub
stance In IL composition that would prove injurious to The
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PTER the1st January next In accordance With te Tals
IA adopted generally The the e.
ty an persons Indebted 70 the subscribers tne-
ton wiz he called upon to settle SIX months yE on ths
Let July and Is Is=u'Fy I,.6 ,,,.oI, ~,
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TIE LATEST NEW s.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.

FOREIGN NEWS.
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- BUEkSkIN CLOVIS.
non PAIRS real on dressed Gloves, he best
tCNhths eiiyf rseoiVSd 10 80 n sf
e H- z %
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At a special meeting Of the brotherhood of tn
Protestant Episcopal Church in North Wester
Virginia, held Epiphany, A. d. 1856
The Vice President, James II. McMechen, be
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rTE undsrsiSned Nl the day O JanGaFI 1885
aoeIate With themselves Ia the bnsfnsss OF their Retail
store B. b sroSl acting under die style Of AcCL
Ai Dee. { 81 ascI11IHNs KNOX.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

ELECTORAL VoTE OF CALIFORNIA
The Democratic Electors met in the
city of Sacramento on the Sd inst, ac-
cording to the requirements of the con-
stitution of the United States, and cast
their votes for President and Vice Pres
ident 1t is rumored the vote was unan-
imous for Buchanan and Breckenridge.
Possibly, however, in imitation of the
illustrious four, at the Cincinnati Con-
yention, the vote in the first ballot was
given for Cass-Buchanan not being
supposed sound on the Pacific Railroad
George Freanor of siskiyou, one Of
the Electors was chosen messenger to
carry the vote to Washington.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
"ATLANTIc ANDPAcIFIc RAILRoAD-

"ATLANTIC ANDPACIFIC RAILROAD
The policy Of our Government IN Refer
ence TO Internal Improvements. we
have received pamphlet with the
above title, read in the shape of an ad-
dress before the Mechanics Institute of
San Francisco, by DIR. Wozencraft. 1t
contains a mass of interesting matter on
the subject of inter-oceanic communica-
tions, though with all the Doctors init
mate personal knowledge of the routes,
we can find nothing remarkably new OF
striking in his pages. He labors to
establish fact long since proven by
Benton, that the central route offer:
superior facilities over all others for the
construction of railroad. The disad
vantages of a southern route are re
counted. The constitutionality of the
general government undertaking the
work is examined and affirmed. Fol
the sake of binding together more firmly
the component parts of the Union, en-
sure domestic tranquility, to develop the
country, domesticate and ehristianize
the Indians, civilize the Mormons, or a
least bring husband each for thei
numerous wives, the road is deemed in
dispensable. To those who have neve
given the subject attention, the addres
is commended.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
Ggs Nebaoa yournar
MORNING, DEC. 12, 1856.

REPUDIATIox-We regret that space
does not permit us to publish decision
of the Supreme Court, rendered on the
sth inst, as it is the most important one
yet rendered by that high trlbunal.-
The case in which the decision is rem
dered grew out of the passage by the
Legislature of 1855 of wagon road
appropriation act. The result of the
action of the Supreme Court is to wipe
out at one swoop the whole Indebtedness
of the State over and above the consti-
tutional restriction S300,000-in other
words, repudiate over S3,000,006 indebt-
edness, outstanding mostly in State
bonds, on which an annual interest ac-
crues of per cent.
The credit of the State received a
severe shock by the failure to meet the
July interest accruing on bonds payable
in the city of New York, but the Su-
preme Court has kicked from the bonds
the last remnant of value. A careful
reading of the provision of the constitu-
ton concerning State debts, must satisfy
any one of the correctness of the de-
cision; but many will wonder how the
Supreme Court can reconcile its orders
heretofore issued compelling the Con-
troller to issue warrants which went to
swell the debt now declared by the same
authority unconstitutional. The excuse
probably is, that the question had not
been raised, and the Court did not
choose to travel outside the record 1t
would seem, however, that during all
the time which Judges Murray and
Heydenfeldt have occupied the Supreme
bench, some opportunity might have
occurred to render the decision which
has been produced at this late day.
The debt of the State which is vir-
tually repudiated will somewhat exceed
three millions. When we take into
consideration the actual condition of the
State Treasury as it must be on first of
January, it would seem that the effect
would be to force just such decision
from such a court, whether founded on
Just or constitutional premises or not
An opinion of the Attorney General
relative to the receiving Of scrip in pay
ment of taxes, has destroyed measurably
the funding act of 1856, sweeping away
the general fund from which State Off
cials are paid. Property has decreased
in value to great extent. Various
acts were passed by the last Legislature
tending to decrease the revenue. The
consequence of these will inevitably be,
that on the first of January, when the
Legislature of 1857 assemblies at Sacra-
mento, over and above the interest
fund there will be but little to pay the
ordinary expenses of government. By
declaring the debt of the State uncon-
SllullOHdl, lHC IHtCICol uIOlCN dhiVulll-
ing to over 100000 is thrown into the
treasury to defray current expenses
With this assistance an economical ad-
ministration of affairs may allow the
salaries and per diem Of officers to be
paid in cash. Instead of selling their
eight and ten thousand dollar salaries at
the rate of go or 20 cents on the dollar.
the Supreme Judges will stand good
chance of receiving the entire amount in
cash.
The decision departs from the ordinary
strain of Supreme Court emanations,
and with slight change, might have
made an excellent veto message for
Governor johnson.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

THEATRE.-The efforts Of Mr.. War
wick and his excellent troupe Of sup
porters, continue to draw eaod hcnses at
the Nevada Theatre. Warwick has
always been favoIite with the patrons
of the drama in his city. Some Of his
associates bid fair to compete wish him
for the estimation Of tie pull.e
On Monday night las, the -Cors;ean
Brothers" was produced with great suc-
cess--Mr. Warwick sustaining Tie char
acters of the Twin Brothers and Mr..
Rand as IN. Chateau Renaud." The
scenery was splendid; the house was
crowded to overfowing, and Warwick
and Rand were greeted with rounds of
applause throughout the performance.
The others all performed their parts
well. The play was received with such
appreciation and delight that il was re-
peated on the succeeding night to an
other crowded audience. On Wednes-
day night the Maniac Lover" was
enacted to the satisfaction of a good
house Last night was the Rag Picker
of Paris" Nj. Warwick personated
this character for three hundred sue
cessive night in New York, to the entire
satisfaction of the play-goers there, and
it was performed last for the first time
n Nevada. to the delight of large
audience. 1t is to be repeated to-
night, and we advise all who wish a
rich treat to go and see the DRag
Picker"
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

that the fabric must
for want of support
mankind are centere,
experiment" The g
America-just imagi
out her virtuous &
towards the savior Of
and sheds tears of joy
squalor and ignorance
hold of an emigrant S
shamrock in America
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

John Morrison was arrested on
Tuesday last, by Marshal Plumer, for
stealing pair of blankets and pair
of pantaloons from store on Main
street, and was tried on Wednesday be-
fore Justice Clark, plead guilty, was
fined fifty dollars and discharged.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

DEvILIsH, IF TRUE.-We are in
formed that negro boy by some means
got himself into the Theatre, where he
should not have been, on Wednesday
night, and certain hombre, well known
about town, attempting to take him, he
took to the street. While on the run
down Main street, his pursurer drew a
pistol and fired at him. If the pursue1
intended to shoot the boy, he is a
diabolian; if he intended to scare him
there is an ordinance against discharg-
ING fre-ar in the street.
THROUGH BY DIsPATCH.-We see by
an advertisement in the Union, as well
as by notice, that Mr.. B. Tallman viii
commence running an express from Sar
Francisco to this place ria the Railroad
on and after the 18th of January. Mer
chants and others wishing fruit, fish
game, or articles that would be injured
by detention, can, by this arrangement
receive them in twenty-six hours from
the Bay.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.
.aET9a Sale.

pE Vi Q = n CIDER Of Sale to me directed
- Ist ..'t l,i iiaa. District Court, l4th Judicial
Dis'rt "a. 3 t.i t rendered therein on the 3rth ,iav
of octnt s. - >-5 n saror Of CHARLES DFNzER and
against HERNFsED FRANZ and REINHARp EscHE, for
the sfn ct s rrnciral Gehtand SIP incres. 10 date
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

SUBSCRIPTION FoR
Italians, and those VIII
Sardinia, have raised
purchase a hundred G;
to that kingdom.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

HBy our advertis
be seen that George
the American Exchal
We wish him success,
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

DEpARTuRE.-Mr.
formerly connected :
San Francisco, left on
for the Atlantic Stai
of the very best write
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

~The next mail steamer is ex-
pected to arrive about Sunday or Mon
day next, bringing full election returns
from all the Atlantic States.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

SENTENCED TO BE HuNG.- Judge
Barbour recently sentenced Domingo
Quinsey 10 be hung, in Sutter county,
on the 10Th of January next. The pris-
oner protested his innocence, but said
it was only matter of time. He is
being consumed by Ii athsome disease.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

SERGEANT-AT-ARs
stood Mat Dir. S. J
county, viii be a cand
alarms of the Assent
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
Superior billiard Tables,
Under the proprietorship of

V7I9T37I F'I
L IL LA RID & AL STON,
From the best mandatory IN the State. with marble
beds, and the best balls and cucs
In fact the entire establishment is Of the ec-
CANT, comfortable and eomnoous in the State and no
pains viii be spared 10 give it reputation ahead OF all
competitors, in every department Charges in all
moderate septlq.tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
AMERICAN EXCHANGE.
GEORGE LEWIS. Pronrietor.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
4s77so, The undersigned would respectfully inform
~. his friends and the old patrons of the above
-isss named House. that he is prepared to accom-
modate them in better style than any other
House in the mountains, at the junction Of
Main, Washington and Commercial SITS.
The House is new, and the largest. most commodous
and best furnished ever opened in Nevada No expense
has been spared to make the establishment the
Best and most Complete House in the City.
Combining elegance with comfort it offers aeeomuoda-
ons for the permanent transient border that cannot
be surpassed in the State The central position this
House occupies renders il desirable as stopping place
while all the stages Of the California Stage Company
starting from and arriving at this establishment makes
it highly convenient for transient visitors.
The Restaurant
is under the proprictorsbip OF GEORGE LEWIS and
experienced caterers engaged from San Francisco
who have had experience in the business first class
hotels. They viii guarantee that the
IT -A- * II Z
VIII be supplied with al the Injuries ard comforts 10 be
bad in the market and the attendants will pay strict at
tenton to the comfort Of those who visit the House.
lodging Department.
The parors and bedrooms are large and well ventilated
newly and handsomely furnished, with frsrate beds
taken to keep the beds and clean comfortable
The Ear
Is under the charge Of LTLLaRD & 4LsTON and viii
at a times be found w supplied with all kinds Of the
best Wines, Liquors. Light Drinks Cigars Sc
Connected with tie establishnent, in a large and Plea
SAINT room. two
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

TIE WEATHER-The weather has
been excruciating of late. Snow and
sleet have fallen ineontinently; mud
thicker and more of il - heen the
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

DEDIcATIoN.-The new house Of
worship of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at the head of Broad street,
viii be dedicated on next Sabbath, De-
cember 14th, at 101 o'clock A.. n.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

HThe District CT
presiding, commencet
sion in this place on .
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

E CLAMPsus yITl
and honorable order
their regular and app
Tuesday and Friday
fail.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12
Cow East.
Notice,

StTATE of California-County of Nevala-ss To the
- Hon Thomas II. Casxen presiding Judge OF the
Court of Sessions and A. = sargent Est District Ator
ney of Nevada county You win each Of you please
take notice that the undersigned intends at early
date possible make application the Governor Of
the State California behalf Of JoHy WASH con
yicted Of the crime Of 'an saut with nent 70 commit
murder" the December OF the a. CONT Of SIS
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

APoLoGETIC.-We
to our readers for Il
number reaches them
unavoidably delayed
the delinquent tax list
the printers too late te
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-12

We understand d
being made for a spl
given on Thursday
Butterfeld & Thom
Omega.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-03-13

held for that purpose. The motion to strike
out the State Superintendent failed by a
large majority. The bill was then post
poned at 10 o'clock.
March 10.-BiNs Passed.-To regulate
sales by public auction. TO protect game
The bill to reduce the direct tax ten cents
in the 500 and to repeal the stamp tax,
was passed without amendment-ayes Is,
noes, and is now a law; also, the bill to
increase the amount paid for licenses to sell
ardent spirits Or keep ordinaries, &C.; also,
increase the license to auctioneers; also, to
increase the license to hawkers and pedlars.
Mr. Semmes, from the joint committee
appointed to take into consideration the me-
mortal of Judge Mason, in relation to St.
Johns College, made a report in sympathy
with the views of the memorialist
The Senate went into Executive session
and confirmed all the nominations of the
Governor
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-03-13
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO. MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1876

At the request of one of the cold line
Wings Of this county, we most cheerfully
give place to the following call for Con-
vention of the Wings of Maryland:
TO THE OLD LINE WIGS OF MARY
LAND.
The undersigned members OF the Legislature OF
Maryland recommend to the old line Wings of
Maryland to meet together in Convention in the
city of Baltimore, on Monday, the 3lst day of
March, to consult with each other as to the course
proper to be taken by them in the coming cleo
tons. We are persuaded that there are many
thousand old line Wings who, though thew have
remained quiet during the last year in the strife
of the parties then ccntending for mastery, still
cherish their Principles, and regard them as prin-
ciples which cannot die, as long as have Con-
stituton claiming our allegiance, q Union invok-
ing our loyalty, people worthy of our fraternity,
a country soliciting our love, and hearts in our
bosoms puisating with the inspiration of patriot
ism and duty. We are assured that they are rea-
dy to fall into line in this serious and important
crisis of our country danger, ''and march under
the flag and keep step TO the music of the Union.
We are assured that in sustaining the Constitution
Of our National Government and maintaining the
integrity of the Union, the old line Wings mean
to maintain all rights protected by that instrument,
and mean to give countenance to no construction
of it, which infringes the rights Of any class sect
or section intended to be secured in their respec-
tive rights by it. That the Union is in danger and
the organic principles Of our government in peril
we presume no one doubts. AS the Wings OF
l776 by their wisdom and patriotism organised
our government amid dangers and toll, transmit
ting to US the rich heritage of freedom, so we the
Wings of 1856 are required by the dangers which
menace the principles they bequeathed to avert
the danger by frmness and courage. Patriotism
alone is the bond which unites us and is our only
incentive to action. Let US faithfully fulfil the
obligations which patriotism imposes.
4B6ih 4s r. 1Se SOL 4 55iA1yfs5 ,E
SAMUEL H. BERRY,
JOHN J. HUGHEs,
GEORGE ScHLEY,
EDMUND J. PLowDEN,
J. r. STACK.