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49, IA - @14A
TINE Central Route connecting the Atlantic cite
with estern Northwestern and SOUTHWESTERN S1s'e-
BY q continuous Railway direct TINS ROAD also eonneou
ct Pittsburg with daily line OF Steamers 70 an pore q
be Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sndusky wiz
Steamers to eli ports the Northwestern Lakes maln
the most direcf ebeapa and Tss'g6ts T9aEs ~ TaeL
FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 and from the Great H6at
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
FIRST CLASS.-BOots, Shoes Dry Goods g0e psr 1OOn
dn bo1es,) Furs, Feathers, &C. .....,
| sFC6ND on lSS-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods On bales,) Hardware, Lea l75e per leOn
THIR -S CLGSS.irviis, Bagging Bacon az, No, INN
and Pork lin bulk, Hemp, &c. 800. Wv F0- -''A
FOURTH OLASS.-Csfee, Fish Bacon, $50 usr 1oOu
and Pork (pac1sd,) Lard and Lard OIL Wv 20
Flour-SI per Dbl. until further notice.
Crain-5O cts per 100 lbs until further notice.
oton-S2 per bale, nOtszceeding 500 lbs. weight until
t- In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila.
dsiDha be particular to mark package glg Philadelphia
Railroad" All Goods consigned 70 the Agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia or PittsbuTg viii be forwarded with
out detention.
FREraHr AeExrs.-Harris, Wormley Co., Memphis,
Tennessee; B. F. Sass Co.. ST. Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesni Bell and Murdoch, and
Carter Jewet Louisville, KY. R. G. Meldrum, Madison,
Indiana; Sprgmsn Brown, and Irwin Co, Cineinnatii
n. W. Graham Co, Zsnesvile Ohio Leech Co. No
81 Kiby street Boston; Lesch Co. Astor House. New
York; MOL William street. and Nos BatterE Place, New
York; E. J. Sneeder Philadelphia; MsgraW Rooms Bal
dmOre; Geo. Franciseus, Pitts6qrg.
b. q. HOUSTON, General Freight agent, PhihS. J
q. J. LOMBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
ianl Sly
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
and Pittsburg. MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phiadelphs for Pisburg at IL, A NJ, and Pitts.
burg for Philadelphia at z, A. N. TIE FAST LINE
leaves Phadepha for Pitts5urg Of M and PlttS51Tg
for Philadelphia at l, Pm. The NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pitsburg at II, NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia ct 10, P. h.
The above lines connect at PtSburg with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis No; Alton Galens and Chicago
H.; frankfort Lexington, and Louisville, KY; Terra
Haue Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind. Cincin
nsti DAYTON Springfield Beefontane Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE MRBsion, and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans ST. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either Of tbs
above places.
For further particulars, Handbils at the different
starting points, Passengers from the West viii find this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New York or Boston
THOS. MOORE, AeENT, PGssss9sr L5EeS, PhiLGGG
J. MESKIMEE AaENT, Passenger Lines, PjttsbErg.
Philadelphia, 1s57-jsnl-ly
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sHERIFF,s sale.

d virtue EundTy executions in ny hands
ID against W. c. Mckinley, and others, I will ealf
o the 18TH DAT o. ArEIL next, expose 10 sale
the highest bidder, for cash, the Upper Wharf 10
city NASHVILLE, the and interest ihat W. C. NeKA-
ley and 10 the unhhished steamboat MONTICELLO
NO = together with the funurs fixtures, Sale Uhin
legal hours. J. K. EDMUNDSON, BtesriG.
~ Z. n. eANPRELE, DEFY shOTE, R9i--d .PEEf8SeJs
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n October, lgfu, len Nashville 10 % Virginia.
pecing there afteT while. hen placed
the care Of Mr. SAMUEL say Truss, containing sundry
books paDsrs and letters, relation the basi1sss
Dickinson & Shrewsbury, ana DCkintoHf Armstrong; q Co.
&C, &c.
also len with Harris & Austin large Box contaniaz
mans Saddle new, together with Two thrss Old
Saddles, Brides, c.
also len he Of Mr.. George Brown four othtr
Trunks e0ntsihng some clothing aud articles had u-ld
10 my room, together with some papers, &C
These books and papers deemed mDortan. me- tud
have heretofore sent agents 70 Nashville them p
and Who could hear nothing Of hen, only h1use IN
which Of the TTunks had bssa Pot lad been atsu
down and removed Hoping these Trunks snd cor
tents are tn the Possession % some person Nashville,
or that some nformaton may b. had their
This is 70 respectfully ask al m Nashville
heir premises and II any Trunks Bo0Ea Fap8fl
any part thereof as herein described ound
Information thereof Be O5taoed, m liberal rsuurd
viii be paid BY delivering he NJ MsFru Pc1er,
who will pay me reward and ATTEND shs business r
WI. DICKINSON,
marchi4-d3m. Kanavha- >aiiues. Va.
LAGGtiE Animal or QUEENS y AkEs
GLASS WAhE, &C
TIE subsbrbeT taSes pleasure 10 informing ne pubic ana
th8 Ladies EiFEctaLLT, M. J. DGE hds just re-
oeiTsd his large stock Goods. Among wha1 WI y onq
soma hne Uinhing Sets, 6os RENJ 2 6ly tLus,
Rarsh19-H H0.2 Pubas sguaFS.
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prrvgTy7 TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
yTHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ipgon can be procured to which point So well as 70
y5jt6re It is the Shortest most direct and in every
~ me ost reliable route. Il is the only route BY which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New YORK are enabled
4 reach the cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia and New
Yo al Inc cost Of Ticket to New York only, thus en-
b0 business Men aud Travellers for pleasure or lnior-
an TO visit four Of the principal cities the Union for
les cost than can be afforded by any other route.
And il is the only route BY which Through Tickets can
- RTrbmoDd Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg,
aBg Pe;erRburg Va, Charleston, savannah, Macon At
lanta, Augusta, Bsrkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NLEHTLLE take the stage coaches Of
Garter Thomas steamers on the Cumberland river,
n TosvrLz connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati or with the JenersonvHe
Railroad to Indianapolis Ind make direct connection a.
i1g whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made to Washington City Baltimore, Phla-
dephia and New York.
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
bs are transferred at Cairo to the cars Of the Illinois
3eutra Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Hsute Indianapolis Dayton and Xenia to Columbus. Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus at 10 A. n, $3.50 p. n and
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this lie
the On route eff riding Through Tickets to al The Eastern
Cities II the same rate charged by other routes to AsS
g9E amin il ia also the shortest most speedy and direct
20 All the leading points in the East. The distance from
Columbus 10 Baltimore Is only $40 miles being about 100
miles rbOrter 70 New York than by any other route. There
changes Of cars by this route and consequently
less detention. than BY any other.
gg- The road Is baliGsted with broken stone and Is
For please apply D. G. RUAsEY,
For brourh Tickets apply in Louisville st the Office Of
the o. s. Mail steamers or at the Je1ersonyi!ie ksIread
4 -, WaIp sweet WIN s. WOODSLDE,
Master Transportation B. 0. B. &.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent
IuDe
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Tin Ware

TINwARE every description for sale Wholesale and
Retail Also, Job work done with nestnsss and dis
patch. We solicit the patronage OF friends and the pub
lie generally at No. 46 South Marke street, Na.hvie.
lang Sym p W. MAXEY & co.
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RAILROADS, &C.
Rates Of Freight frOE


FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books Stationery, BOo, shoea and Hats,
Ti0uor. oils. 6zc 10 bottles, Camphine and spiht1
Turpentins in barrels, CarPsting, China, Glass and
Glassware, Cgars IN cases, Clocka onleeuonef1es,
Cotton Cards, cutlery cases. casks and boxes, Dry
Goods in boxes and bales, Drugs FrgiiH Fruit Trees
and shrubbery, Furs, Garden Seeds, LOCKING Glasses
and Looking Glass Plates, lat owners rsk,l Oysters
in cans and Jars, saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware
SECOND CLASS.
srdvare except such as rpscasd in FiEEt and Third
IN b-rrels and pipes Tobacco in boxes, Leather IN
rolls ano boxes 0ilsi barrels and casks, GT9eksy
PiSstST sheet brass and Copper, per 100 bE..Sl oe
THIRD GLASS;
Axes sboves Spades, sad Irons, Zine ana lln u PIGS
I'm PIats Anvils, Vices, casks Of Chains sRd Hoes,
Manila and Cotton CordaEs, Cohee, heavy Oa cs,
and Ses nd Rosin in barrels, per 100 lot''''-' ee
SPECIAL RATES
FuruIturs and Carriages boxed and other ighI AGeH
NOT enumerated; also, carboyS OF Ae9l o. ohs!
C6smssis viii be charged by letual weight bat At =,
double rms. Jas IsinFy marked with name con
signse destination aud depot OF delivery. A.n.on - ~
SysTy, vT,s.rs AM FACILITIES OFFERED BT THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned the Agents Of ne soSih carolina
RsiIroad al Charleston, WILDE ioTWa Iasu A. 1879 %
an bisb win amount orfreght paid vessel viii be nall
ed to eonsgnees. Marx packages care Agent - L. NJ
% ] ,yifps Railroad will advance shippers charges,
that those who prefer CONSUMING tG ISL.
An frerht or Nashville and Stations on the Nashville sna
bsttspoSga Railroad are sent from Charleston BY through
Trains n and Shippers may rely upon the utmost despatch
end prumptness, ,,, a, -. i, ,,-,,, n.
The Rate from Charleston 20 Nashville Wal a. AL 'e' D"
lam authorised and will settle promptly any oTsrehars''
Rod damages thar may on this Line. 100 -
In c7Ss f lo.t or missing goods will take charge Of ~
eeessarg for their recovery, and u not
viii nay for the within ~ days amer hol'e gwen "
this uf6c5. ~ -,.-,,,. - ~ .t,.roo-.,
Railroad viii bear raind that the above rates sPpy 70 AZ
Foods from Charleston, which are - De aeFeIsG a.
ToWfnE Stations viz: Stevenson AhdeIaoh5
SUobsIu Normandy WauraCe, Shelbyylle, heileucAles
Fosferville MurfreesbOro, Smyrna and LaVergne-
shat be prepared give every explanation Gho
s dirsd n rega ri 10 Freighls and Expense Bills CORES
sondents may rely upon prompt answers 70 All
ovsTy attention given business 0rongnt InoSt tPi
'S yS =. So - College st., Nashville.
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RATES OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCE 10
CETARF FSTON.

Peathers and Wool, per hundred pounds ~ -
Beeswaz, Ginseng, Pinkro0t Rope and bagElhs' hoIB
star Candle, soap, Lard aud LinsSsd OIL per 100 ~
pounds, -
Leaf Tobacco
whisky per barrel %
-Ssel Anu = 80, olH ~ O@ 80
SSomsia lois OF 50 dozen aud PvaTds, PER dozen 60
Cotton per bale -, -. 5000
NE tgent Of the Nashville and Chattanoega ka'lTead
ElFga Receipts the above rates until He Iis Of 'uA'
q pXt. -r,, -. q, 81.
deduction Of ons-fourth the above rates VIII give 1Aa rae
&c Augusta, Georgia. the articles above sPeelAel;
g pscasd above, call On or address -,,- -.
t,,s--gz-fE No. 90 College street
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LUmnFRI LumRRRI

LUMBER! LUMBER
Hh undersgned are extensively gsd 10 Lumber
Business, and respectfully solicit orders from Ruilde
ahd Others Aeodng any thing in line They one
he pest Cedar forests IN Wson county
furnish any kind OF Lumber, either Cedar or
Their Depot is a. the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders for Lumber may be addressed 10 The undermined Al
GadesTiilss Wilson Co, TsRn len with Mr.. DAaBEE Al
our Depot. hlRkPATRICk, DHENNON & SIMMONS
iAAl7-57-dly. KIRKPATRICK & GLASS
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CONLEY 81 JOHNSON.
Copper Tin and Sheet Iron
Workers,

NO. IoSEoLO AND % SOUTH SAEEET STREETS,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
HAVE always hand all kinks OF stoves CRATES copper
IL aud ware,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sheet Iron and Copper work for all kinds Of machinery
made % order. Gise call.
N-B.-Ws are selling wrought Iron Stoves from $40
$3.50, all. Job of all kinds dOny
With HsatRess and dispatch Orders solicited promptle
attended 10 fsb3-twl7
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Wew Goods

HERRtNG'S SAFE
WE have tupPy Of these celebrated Safes Ina are
w known to be both Burglar and Fire Proof.
How often does happen that when houses are burnt
all the books and papers in the safe found 10 be SO dam
aged that they quite egbsi This has never bsppeneJ
with the Herring Sale While other Safes have
Of the Fire totally destroyed theirs have net bsea
In the slightest degree damaged They aso defy Burglars
their locks cannot be picked and proof
mhTlG MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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ELUFEtE'S
PURCHASING AGENI

GENERAL PURCH ASKING AGENCY.
ga no SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
~o' 49, Nashville, Tennessee
- yDErg ,r or lqr-e accompanied with the cash, for
,tiss m every dcscnp lon from finger ring, hat OF
bI complete Stock Of Goods, Gro, cries Drugs,
onfeconares or steam Engine, carefully ana promptly
M and forwarded as instructed. Commission charge
eve per cent --,-,r,,-rvs
Gen 3 p Anderson. Hon A Ewing, Col K SteveRFon,
ses,rs W,rran a. c.. r q W kakin & 90 Al Duncan L
a. NrsbylIe. w a. Sneuce, Murfreesboro; Col Msrbry
,, H4rr.ar VcV1nnvine; Lem TrousdEls, Memphis; Col
" q Nc tF7o Knoxville Seago abbott and w Wallace,
49,. - Tf9r9 rs--ffT JAMES GLOVER
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CITY EABtbESSs
BAGGAGE packages and parcels forwarded 10 any part Of
Is tba civ hg Glover CO.. City Express Orders left Al
fe once No 49, south Side Public Square, will be prompt
= .,tCr,Isd To- jan3-tf
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JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent
june %
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Berges and Crane dimes.

We have 10 store spIeBdid I0L Of these go0d---
Magnificent FlOunced Gfandiae Dresses,
RicH Chene Go DO DO
Rlsh Velvet do do d.
Pam Leaf do Bersgs do
All ,yles FlOunced BeTsges, great Oh,
Fig'd B-reges-beautiiui,
Embd Grape Dresses for Evening,
Plan Bereges, all cOlOrs,
Challies, do do
large lot o. DucaIls-.smeJhiag RSw Tor Spring.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
COMMERCIAL.
Ilsr OF fAllraEs copy from the N. Y Independents
the soIoviuR lat Of fnilnres:

Llsr OF FAtLraKs copy from the N. Y Independent
the following list Of fAilares:
The dry goods is sim inactive. The clothing Job
manufacturers spring clothing very eHtensyey Prices
Of cloth goods advanced, and have upward ten
dcncy. They much higher than last year
The following Is weekly report
John L Priest Co, boston, Mass suspended.
Sanford Rowland, New Bedford, Mass suspended LII
abilities about $l50,OO0
John burgess, Providence, assigned to " Bishop
TIP Kennedy, SOuthinston, cOnni suspended and as
signed.
Wilcox Deland, Cticu; suspended
ROseberrY Co, Pladephu, Penn; suspended and ask
extension.
James " Moore, Norrstown, Pa; Iuspcnhed.
Robert Dstley, Rome, Ga: failed
+ II BotsOrl, Poland, Ohio; suspended ana assigned
Benjamin Cope, Marion, Ohio; assigned to James
Goldman.
Richard stock Clarson oio suspended and as.lgned.
Carter caFpertersyiIs, lid; suspended and LEFT the
place.
signed.
ID Warden & Co, Port Wayne, Ind; stock attached.
Bancroft Bowling, DOwaEiac, Mich; assigned.
DC&A II Penn, Clelsea. Mich; assigned
Cook, Hall Co, MuWauEie, and Hall i Go, WheWa-
ter, Wis; suspended
b Woodruff, Sank City, WIS., suspended and sold out
Norton Marin, Burlington, Wis failed and assigned
John Buckley, Burlington, Iowa; assigned
GrOenendyke Smith, Burlington, Iowa; assigned.
RyckInan PhipPs Muscatne Iowa. sold out and sus-
pended.
W Fulliam; Muscatine, Iowa. suspended.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
TTTE I.ATEST NEWS
RRGElVRD BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON

Jan S.-The Circuit Court of the o. S. for
the District of Columbia this morning, governed
by the decision of the Supreme Court, refused
the prayer Of Richard w. Thompson for writ
Of mandamus to be directed to the Secretary
ofthe Treasury, commanding him to comply with
the act of Congress appropriating $40, 800 for
services rendered by Thompson to the Menomi-
nee Indians Mr.. Thompson, in his memorial,
charges that Mr.. Guthrie caused the case to be
referred to the Attorney General on certain
questions which did not constitutionnlly and lc-
Ultimately enter into it, and Mr.. Guthrie, by di-
Tcction Of the President, informs Mr.. Thompson
that the money cannot be paid without the con
sent ofthe Menominees is freely given, and that
the law of Congress was not in compliance with
the memorial of these Indians.
The reports that Gen. Cass will be Secretary
of State under the new administration are un-
true. 1t is understood, from excellent author
ity, that he has been offered the position and
declined accepting it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

THE GAINESVILLE Times says ga company,
made up of eastern capitalists aud few Ohio
ans. have purchased the noted coal mines in
our neighboring county, Perry, about the thick
ness of the vein of which many fabulous stories
have been told, and have commenced the manu-
facture of what is called Coal Oil or Anthracite,
for burning in lamps or oiling machinery. The
oil is said to be clean and beautiful, having the
1dor of gas, and is capable of emitting
light at least three times the brilliancy of gas.
1t is estimated that an amount of light that will
cost $40 from burning fluid can be furnished
from this oil at 81, To- This oil is not explosive
or inflamable, and does not crust the wick when
burning If the half that be claimed for this
material be true, it will form an important arti-
Gle Of manufacture, and still add to the value of
the rich coal fields in this region-in fact our
resources are but beginning to deyelope them
selves"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
CHURCaEs OF WHEELING.

For the Information Of strangers visiting the city, We pub
fish the following list Of the different Churches ana t"rF
time an" piuce Oh "tS''nE. - 80 ,., ny
will make the necessary correction win pleasure
81 AothhseS HP'se'l't',.' M
S,rse t, i ''.s., -. : ''''
81 "0",tS' HL''"S't'I,s'''' ,.'.A % ~ ,v ps,or.
Second Centre Mhsenhs' ''sE' u a.
morning services lo1 O'Clock, I =, ~
F"st nv narn,n and after.
Des%een monroe anu t''D''' 's''''
g., .,,,,,r ,vbst,r stree, I,etreep Main and
vil, sr.st between Chestnut and
,,I,o,. n,n U.neaIlng Rev E Woops PASTOR seryi.
ess morning and evening.
Fourth IresL,tlria,, Rev A. pAu11 Pastor Main street,
Adams st services morning and
av.ninr
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TO TIIE PUBLIC.

" have :hl. day sold to Ne.srs. Campbell MeDermot
1ntergenerr ONCE We return our sincere thanks
a. er patrons for tie many of kindness We have re-
a. their hands aud cordially commend our successors
n, notice. We doubt will ever be found prompt
sd attentive to every department of business and will
De syery effort to deserve the patronage of the community
accounts VIII run to the 18th instant and we hope our
rlsa viii aid US in speedily closing up our outstanding
zssaupts.
business of the drm will be settled by either of the
and Mr.. Beatty will be found at the Office for that
ss-.o.e. EEArTT & co.
wheeling. Oct. sth, 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

HAuxrED HorsE.-The Syracuse papers assert
that there is house in that city which is hatn-
ted Something in the shape of a large white
dog is frequently seen through the windows,
but when the inmates open the door 10 drive
the animal away nothing can be discovered
house. but have been scared away, by mysteri-
Gus movements, such as violent slamming ofthe
doors and windows, even when they were known
to be securely fastened, and moving of the fur
nitnre and other mysterious circumstances Ef-
forts to unravel the mystery have failed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

TuE PnlSrEl,s REMEMBEnED.-We acknowl-
edge the receipt of nice new year presentfrom
our friends S. Adams & Co., of Bethany Va
Tie specimen of merchandise sent us, speaks
well for the establishment weare glad to learn
that their business during the past year has
been such an ono us enables them to give their
trends a bonus occasionally. Their establish
ment is known all over the Pan handle as one
of the best in Western Virginia. They pay the
cry highest market price for all kinds of coun-
try produce and do large business in that way.
There are but few of our Brooke county readers
who do not know of the advantages held QUITO
nom by this firm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

Z
WHeeIinJ Station, Nov. 29tl, 1856
ON and AFTER Monday list Of December, tue Passenger
Trains will this station daily at 65 A. 81 and 1920
p 81. Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at 6:sS, A. NJ,
w receive discharge passengers at all the principal
stations.
discharge Messengers the following stations only: Ben
wood MOundsylle, Cameron Burton, FnirInont Fetter
man. Grafton, Newburg, RoWlcsburg Piglimon Cumberland,
Sir Johns Run, MartnsburE Harpers Ferry MOuOeaey,
Sykesvlle and Washington Junction.
The Trains viii arrive follows The Mail Train at 4lO
A. NJ daiIy the Express p. ". daily. The AccommO
Train from Wheeling to Cumberland VIII he diseon-
". 5. wOoDsIDE, Superintendent.
.tiec1 ]. D.FORD. Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

GnEAr BRlDGE.-A bridge is now being built
across the Upper Mississippi, at ST. Paul, Mime
sofa 1t is to be 1900 feet in length, resting
upon nine piers, the highest of which are seventy
feet above high water mark, so as to enable the
largest boats to pass under without difficulty
The greatest span will be two hundred and
twenty feet; sufficiently wide toallow the largest
RATS to pass without coming in contact with the
abutmcnts. The whole cost of the work will be
near 100000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

A CONpAyY of emigrants from various parts
Of New York, will rendezvous at Buffalo on the
list of April, and start for Kansas under the
guidance of an experienced man, who has al
ready been there.
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ERnM RnSTnN

JAN. 3-This afternoon, after six hours do
liberation, the jury in the case of Tuckernan,
charged with defrauding the Eastern Railroad
corporation, rendered verdict of guilty. Ru-
fas Choate, counsel for defendant, Immediately
filed bill of exceptions to be argued before
final disposition OF the case.
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RIYER AMI MEATHER,

CIXclNNATi, Jan. 3.-River swelling slightly.
Weather very cold.
PITTsBuRGn, Jan. 3.-Rivers still closed
Weather cloudy and damp. Three inches of
snow fell last nigh and this morning
PnrLADELPmIA, Jan. 3.-Weathcr unpleasant
and calculated to restrict out door operations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

erR enj RFnnkIIn md Prot. De tsrnth.
Franklin brought electricity the heavens to the Garth
Prof applied that electricity to relieve diseased
InOrtas ELEcTRlC On does not cure every
thing but certainly Rheumatism and Neuralgia in
ay or two; cures Group Crap Pains IN the Breast in ten
minutes Burns Sprains, Wounds from one to three
DAYS: cures Earnche Deafness, Sore Breast, in two days.
cures Piles Swelled Glands, sT Nick from one TO three
yE; cures Eryspeas ScrOfa, Pimples from two to ten
days Palsy, Gout, Palpaton, Cholera, Corns in
few days. :. -. =, 80. =, 80.
Also by LAUGHLINS' & BUSHFIELD,
nevis Monroe Street.