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House and Lot For Sale.

NOR SALE vacant lot corner Of Union and
Il Adams Street, also adjoining lot on Union ST.,
with dwelling house, barn, good garden, we'll,
eci,tem &C., the is will be sold together, or sep
hrate, For terms enquire of Mrs. J. c. Hawley on
the premises, orof II, q, White,
February, 4, 1856. wifi
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21
NUMBER 2Ol
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
l74. MAIN ST., WHEELING.
Pa IN a SrTJ SIt'SA-lnIiFi sTTE9 4 - - = 5-

NA144S I'M 4tI@NIKS1i- 1hdllE.
SStoSE & THOMAS take pleasure In Ann6uaenG tha {
Winter ~ 80 e'.-
Dry GSOOGlSS Varieties and Millinery q 3Ootl,
They kaNe just received their Seeetsi Fau PuFehas~
ADDED % their former asoeks XIII enable them pre-.
sent 70 the Public more thar
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
tas BEr of choice goods they have
10 ther former variety they hSSe added lzTe Stel
Cafpetng end Rugs Of the latest designs and beGt rT
o 9So 9santal Line OF choice PuTs, suitable for th
winter fradeto both Of which, well 70 tFir Stoef
ScntraISJ they Invite the attention the Trade
Having been in the Eastern abort time ureyIoua
he late heavy rise In all kinda Cotton PaIFieS aud y
Win M Cash. they have done many years
i's a. vel a5 directly from the Importers and Aanufac.
taSs IN some instances they able er Inducements
10 SO L1Sh AtyOFS either By PIECE or NJ RETl
exec S y BY no similar house IL the West.
40 nSt the Gantu Of their rapidly inerenBin rnde f
aaYs @ R9s and are making apI furnish
ne e with one of the best selected 1tockB Of FoodS n
thelr line tn the West. -
a in, thts StOck may be found flly
4ig0o = Frsneh MsrinoeS, Cashmeres, BombGzineo
mats and hasldolnaH7Gf every quality and color
a teSt che Rcaelt otnbFl ahsded ssSs
IN striped Cashneres and DtalNra-impo ported.
ever offered in Wheeling.
g000 yds Ginghams, DebaIeS, DeaInsE and Prinn and
0oOOO OF DOmestics-Cn:bFaCInR the largest line of
american WoolenS and Cotton goods kept BY HRy auS+
ho3Se, u not by any house In tie city.
They have laid their stock with aVfc 20 a elSsrr st
shall be wanting to please. - r
Lhsy feel eonndept that they ner inducements to
the United States No trouble Gio ssp. 70
Cara Hotels and Boats customer.
~ Always on haudt Prime Live Geese PeAtherSs
. u
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:rhry, considered Wlshng to continue their Subsc
lions.
f subscribers order the dtseoutinuanee of their IerI
JdcalS the publisher continue to send them until all
PehT1ges paid.
3f subscribers neglect refuIe 70 take their periods
GALS which they directed they are held
Eesponsblv t they have settled The bnl and ordered them
diBcontinned.
-I subscribers other places Withoutinform
ins ubsher and the papers sent TO ue former di
FEctiOI, they are held regponsble.
61he Courts have decided that refusing T. take period
:GlS from the Oce removing and leaving them unealed
or,i PriUdJ JticiG eViiense Of Intentional fraud.
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TC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning Subscrpon advertising other
Of the Intgeneer should be addressed TO
tle PrOpriet0Ts.
Letters concerning The editorial department Of the paper
IhoulI be addressed the EdtoTB Jointly TO either one
Of them.
Correspondents writing publication, will please write
only side Of the paper.
prompt attention ts correspondents that
10y might otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21
CHICKERING'S PIANo5FoRTEs

OPENED THIS DAY, and nov, ready for
sale, . ffe9h supply OF ChckeTing &Bons eel.
= sSF1.sS Plane IoEes q beasiifa Rlsek wal
tone and Of touch aurpaaSed t
country or Europe and lowest nanu6et.
reIS prices, including c2Fri1Re = -
AHlO fLlnee CO.'S AeiodeopH style, With fan and
half SWELL Of hne RoseWoed 6niHh aud At de ioUeat n So
Prtses; with Martins celebrated euItSFS
Italian Rrench aud German Victims, viOneeuoS RIutel
sS bA9lo9 CamboFtpee, Tuning B0Eka, IalIA6
raj assortment Of Variety GoodS.
Hholesale and retail MusIo and YnFfSfY toFs
30. 50 Union street '' ~
my4 !. I-.-..s.s 1ha ,sprrlna
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21

For {tu CeurSs, tHeludin0 az Departments Of Rook
tGeptng. Ltetureo and PsRRaRSaip, tnsaita0Ik o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21

--y-,-I, y. EeUl - p0FLnlIOn.
tl DAY received DllBcT from the manufnetor.
~ les In Belfast our Fan importation Irah Llena
biey Linens, and Linen CaMbEc HandkeTchjeh. These
Lne9 were made specially for sales and are
Isnsd a pure Ilnsn We would repeatedly invite pur-
At prices than can be PuTehased In u city
eplg HEIskEIL A-aWEARtHaEN. I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21

4l4AUIFso 9. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOIlCEI
FINE PERFUMERIES.
HE have just received large assortment Of GAo,s0
Wv PeEfumeTteS and Toilet Articles, ,compFf6Ihg:
P0natum8; french and American Hair 0uss
Lnbin'1 RGtraets for the HandkerehIsf -
Basins !" 2pYhTstIes;
Oriental Drops:
"OdeuESn-heW Ahd Fieh gIyIe4;
& Stick Ponathmg; &C.
Counete Creams and PoWderl:
Tooth Pastes; . 80 - ''7ra s4
Toilet Waters:
Imported 0ooEnes;
Aromatic Vinegar:
f- Altar Of ROSsS-Fieh BtTteS; -r t
MIk Of Hoses;
Toilet so8pS-A great variety.
n1TT LSF Ealeby III. Loo4NA @.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21
Books, Stationery T. sWall Paper,
NEW ARRANGEMEN n.
81 A'S iHFs Rf SIY2 YsaSE q 5fEfP'ssa 559fEP'ssaf9 "a

NENV. FATNThFNINl6TWEIN -
HAVING purchased The Book, statIonery and wan Pa
The halnsss 4 The Cd sA 1i7 Main street. wheeling
Va soiie
heretofore IherallT extended my predeeeasCF.
II y my-pnFposssto keeP euEiAntly hand nan and
e0mdlets Rs8OTEent IN Vaf0ui branches Uf buS.
ness, and 70 sel AZ the lowest prices.
10 OounITy MeFeArsS TeaeheTs and others pGTehaSag
6oylS-ly JAs Q, ORR.
To my Old RFIendu and Ca6G0lleHUs z
FAKE Feat pleasure accommodating MF! JSs. O.OEr,
u tShoI have STA my stock u BOOk5 Etat5nsSy, Wall
paper, &e and 70 request for h e0ntinnsnee % de pa
tIonsEe bs etOloTu eHloSed by me-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21
WHEELING VA. TUESDAY NORM Nc
TRANSFORMATIONS


Cleveland q Pittsburg Railroad.
w S-'TI
{ G22E7-.I1 2ES1! = -
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Trains run through to IPhesliHg te l9itts6HFgh
" daily, (sunday's exrcptedl as follows:
LEAyE CLEVELAND,
$40 sgs Sn SssE aEssi y ss IS
$50 SHR5s:: 5Eas f2S Hss1iR
Liverpool, and arrives Ht Pittsburgh at $40 P NJ
ol6 ~ Accommodation Train for RAvennR aud Way
LEAVE PITTSBURGH.
Slfseaad i:So n ana SlssildE s'is'i Il SIS
Sss sassdty. Esss Eoehs.tss, aostss s.isSi SO
%assns Il 4sEHei 7.I5 a. ols'elana at $50 P N and
LEAVE WHEELING. z5.1
'' Fsa q s At and 4 af G f.
1G5 u Accommodation Train, stops at Way stltionE
Ss+Es' SIS s Il Hfitt'9urEn At s's0 P Cleveland
io5o1 stops a al s,atoas, and arrives Il q
Cleveland at1l:lb A 81.
a. An TFaius stop At Euclid Street Station.
TnsenrnWnG Breach.
waynesbars al Ssb aITSeS at Baysr At ii9 eeppses.
with Train MaIn Line, for Cleveland, PtsburEh aud
from Cleveland Pittsburgh Wheeling nesburgh Al
24o Arrives at Dover 1t 4oJ and New philAdsiphia
IgNo change Of bsTssn Cleveland and pl,t.sarrA
and Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
.9ess .Conneciions
The Trains connect Pittsburgh with ii Pennsyiyania
York and Boston
stenbenyie the steubenvile and Indiana Railroad
Tor CadiE Ccshoeqns Newark, Columbus and Cincinnati
At Wheeling with the baltimore aud Ohio Railroad for
Cumberland, Fredericksburg, WabhnRon City and Bah
more. Also, with Steamers for Marietta, PaTkeFBbuF and
points the Ohio HiVeF. -
A. GIsysl.ql win rs LsA shore and Cleveland Eole
YoTk Toledo, Chicago Burlington K9ek Island Davenport
Galena RacneI Milwaukee, 81 Paul and the Great North
Tickets can be purchased at the Once on the Line;
At all the principal Ticket oGeS Of the various
IH-Pare AZ low BY any other Route.
6leTeiaSSdf. Il nu4eIi + y oRsSasToad :D1RAND' suP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21
IcoURAGE AHERICAN a1NUF1CTURTE-
EAUTAkB'R BOOEk.EE RBFSIflRIiI
Writing Fluid.

this superior Fluid Ink has been before the publc
~ now nearly two years. Is has been Hinj n
@ Sas L now preferred By many 70 The EaFSned Ar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21
MIsCELLANEOUS.

For Fsu Ceurss tnelpdis0 az department, OF Root
EteptHg LtctlrsO anu FsRtnda SiiD faEIi-f.tSEi, -
adgelses. ...........,. siO
For &aI C0ErSeiR Ldtltes DepzvfE i::., -
TAHE PR0PRIET0Rs take great pleasure IN expressin+
their thanks the gratifying aud prer5ent6 1s
It's at the Capital and stinuIs tbtis % ~
neSed exeStlons meet encfenk ilaN te
rapidly tncTeaSinE dem1nd for pTdcEcdL dRd
sss sorse 9 Hecgnte tratnfH0. The great practical
~ OF tne FTneipai IN heavy Banking aud CONNER
s ISs3et sg eSarated and accomplished gentle.
sv1t S I9 % degree q perfection
S a NJ, ~ instructions By oral eGrclJeS,
stsLt ~. ~ ANH 0I1lER 1SsLITUIIoS: Zach
AlsP py stel 1nl elR1 uaatrsd tbs whole routine
Ss5 ~ - gqtis3 as ttoFols a. tGd
T5o,tss ~, W. IN some large COH1DsTial
b1nIsrs - IT, H. ~ IAertng, and eGregi0uS
In SJai.isii 'IS ~. ~ S.ses IuS esuLel ulSs spAtca.t
,n.. 70 out OF accomplished AS8iIt
most sm,t I ihs serIisss Of some of the
'US1sT tSST co,,,o =, I,,,.,.,,.,
~ ~ oo extended 70 pArteulartze
ySnsLS inB connected with DOUBLE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21

r ElloN,
TanIlla
Almond,
deeI1 BRIDGE CORNER DRUG sTOHR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21
TIE IA ADTES' DEP4RTlIgNT

the underdgned, take pleasure In testtyng that We
1Ee acquainted with Mr. Grangers ability aS an
and Teaser Of Book keeping, which 4 Of
In heavy Commercial Banking Houses which
SHe9 MN superior facilities In impaFtng Practical
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-21

PIANOS |! F1AH OS =.
TUBF REoElYED from ths eeiebrlted manufaet0Fy e.
a HaIlstS DaYs Co5 gplendld Let of Pianot These
Pianos are made With Iron frame, circular seaIes
and .ainE desks, nth patent Suspensen bridge egpes
tion beaEngs, and the aetouS and fys
9aFTanted = aud made taStaud q any
paIigF.
In with the above large stock
kind OF Musical ard Ia flet eSBfy
cling that may bs fou1d alhse Store, may be found
ss;siseS s. iioIs q Is asla.s. ah..mz.
D6z. WSlfs'S s5asIdSia ssilzsPTs IdF7 saIs .
10 - LAuGtn1Ns BuSHRll4dp.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

The Of eiai vote Of Iowa giti not be
eounted until The 7th of Nag The returns
Come in mere and more fssorshly TO the
Republi cans 50 that little doubt exists in the
mind OF any observing person that despite
the apathy Of our friends, the State has
again declared in favor Of the principles OF
Freedom. When fret we received the re
turns from Dubuque county. showing al
overwhelming defeat of the Republicans
/. culpasle Indifference to the principles OF
tbei, party, ard then again learned the
ouixo,ie course OF Johnson county, and
s.~ the utter disregard Of the result mani.
tested BY the Republicans in cur own eoun.
70 ve began TO despair Of the success o.
ou, ticke, Bot when the reports from the
,,,.,io, and back counties began 10 come
ia. showing that the citizens there were
awake to their interests, we NJ l'nss' iesr'
ed The result
In the very face Of tits result with a.
HI, before him giving the gasesa! vote II
,~eniy.four of the most popuIDns counties
in the STATE showing Repair MAYOR"
\, Of over ,wo hsndred, and iAe knoSisdge
,s., the remaining eOun,iss would increase
thai majority. g prominent u aoef.'le law
-, Of this city yesterday at Of 's!s'
graph dispatch TO the chics 0 Timss-sh'
-, corrupt Pfo-SIsvery Faper IN tht
We.,-.nnoa ncing tina, los bad gone TO
the Democrats by one thou a. ID Hsior'ay -
w. nave no patience with -cb downright
dishonesty and uiekery as Las been p'se
uesd b, the Pro Slavery pa ., ms cleo
,ion. IA cannot win they h4Vs larry over
..,h.d themselves, and uei aef salt nor
.e,sis,snce in lying can saw hen
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23
We clip the following from an exchange:

We clip the following from an exchange
The Detroit Advertiser comments upon
he risl Of Rev l. s. kslioeh in the fol-
lowing strain:
The trial, BIS our readers are swsre, re
lifted in the disagreement OF the Jug
Mr. Ksl9ch and the lady implicated with
AHA nave be en- punished BY the Indictment,
trial and dissgreeable notoriety, for an &C.
Of imprudence. He should have gone where
he ~ss invited, and had agreed 70 60, to
Rev. Mr.. Hollands, any rate, no, To q
tavern Of doubtful reputation. His people
believe hin innocent, for we observe that
he omcistec on Sunday ia bis own pulpit.
A careful perussi Of all the testimony lsaes
Ne to a conclusion II his innocencs OF ali
wrong, except that Of cuipabls impru-
dence."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

TEE MAssyAcTVlI o. BessETs-W That
become. Of ali the pinsf" is = question o.
Zen sskec and seldom lnss cred Some
fact. ths. we're learned the other day led W
TO usk-Whst bessnss Of oil the bonnsts
Al the factory Of Aessrs. Carpenter, il
Assss ehsseits, more sh.n ten
bonns,s . day ere made sad
thrown into market More than twenty
miles around the people are engaged il the
work. and they have agents ali over the
world collecting materials and disposing Of
their nspuisctusos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

RIAL LsTATEI WAsHissIos Senator
Douglas, and Hon. Mr.. Rice, delegate from
Minnesota, have, says the N. Y. Eve. Post
aieiy west of Mr.. Douglas present res
idence in Washington. paying therefor
S5l zoe. IL 10 understood that il 10 the in.
,en'ion to erect magnificent dwellings
thereon. for themselves and vies-President
Eteekinridge. Another large square near
Ihe Capitol was sold to WIN. w. Coreoran,
the banker, and Senator Bright, who in.
tends 10 build first clsss residences thereon.
These sales chow : large advance in value
10 the past few yesrs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

hsssrs. osgOod & MiiIsrd have purehas.
ed the Joliet Qll.) True Democrat. The
sslatstory contains the manly expression,
ave hate slavery and love freedom; hence
We accept the doctrines OF the Republican
party" We wish the new proprietors
abundant success.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

THEWHE4r CReF IL IovA--It 10 though,
I5st the crop Of winter wheat will prove q
failure in the southern portion Of Iowa this
year, because OF the extreme cold weather
u the pas, winter. In that section there
" rs but little snow, while In this portion Of
the State the ground was covered for two or
three months.--Ioea City Rep
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

. correspondent, writing t the Louisville
Courier, from Hop.inssiile, oHdsf Date o.
e,h mat. adds the following postscript 10 d
business letter: ~
Weather cold a. ii Sss s"o osys 'sso..
ch.,.,..s All the tobacco plsnts thai
- m are killed dead. No seed TO ss
- ~ farmers are refusing $50 per hun
49, =. IA nroo tobacco. Hail fell ~ big
0u . ~ 40 the Ice vas AZ inch thick.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23
HoUG HIS LYcEUM
Tx oLAlRk aALL,

RI rusvr..l Joun II liLstA II l. BnoLAsxSs
Joss kvAns, AichARp hosAsy
TUNSTAI.L 4 HOLME,
10. Is Commercial street, D. LouM, He,
TaAssall, Holme 4 Ce.,
No. l6 River street, chicago, ILL.,,
FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
A rTEND to selling Flour, Grain, Pork and pro-
a Auce of all kinds; filing ordeu for Groceries,
&c, and forwarding goods 70 any part Of The conn
We refer TO the following gentlemen and assuse
our friends that any business entrusted 70 us a.
either city will be promptly and properly attended
10.
burrows & frsttyman, Dayenport; b II Campbell,
(ialenA; oriss Smith 4 som Winons; Emerson,
Dubuque; Foot 4 kving, Burlington; MeConn =
Farmer, II Madison; G Weed AGO, Mu.ea tine,
s W b Thsyer, Qainey c Twitehsl q
co, N 0; Stanton & Moore, Memphis; Tucker
Z co, chicago. Black ell, chicago; chicago hids
and Leather co; Lucas y simouds, s. Louis; An.
derson q CO, DO; John 5 Meouns, do; charless 4
siow, do; Hayden 4 Wilson, Y; John brown Z
90, Phila: Wilson d Hayden, sincinnau.
ap3ldIms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

ow;.s 70 the preseu nj high prise Of issshsr
On pbilsde lphis, boot and shoe manu- se'a-
-. ,.vs dstsrmiped TO make 40 advance IN
,ls price Of boots and Shoes Of ~ pr s'h'''
anon the sss, Of the work
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

A Coon LAw.-The Legislature has
passed law for the protection Of the birds,
Be-, which makes j, a Unable offence for
any one to kill rabbit, deer, or any OF the
feathered tribe mentioned, between the LIST
of February and the 18th OF September, or
to kill blue bird, mocking bird, red bird,
or other singers named, at any time. The
boys who 60 out "hunting" during the
spring aud summer, and who sometimes
manage to kill meadow lark or flicker"
should notice that the amusement may
prove rather an expensive one.
Dayton (O.) Jour.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

Mr.. James Holbrook, sutaor oil Ten
iears among the Mail Bags" has been re-
appointed Mail Agent for New England.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

Bright Tin War;.
A Great variety Of our own man iastuIs,
"A French np'sd Ware,
ice Mallsta,
40 Door 4 Table Mats,
Hotel Knife Cleaners and aopSs,
Wooden Ware,
Close Ilnes Reels,
Iron Towel sRnds,
Grocsss Tss Cans
Toilet Ware
IN sets or single,
DC, DO, kc., &C.
At tAs House Furnishing Ware Rooms,
Sign Of the Big Tea K ttls
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-23

"soSs' PEI sees'
...--,.-,,.,--
,vn.-, - -
- $3.50 1870
pr"
- -
KsMpss Werm PAssillss, tempting TO
children ~ ssnfecssn they eradicate all kinds of In
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as per bottls sp2Icvlv
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seur-y IN diseases Of skia and sand. .nd the
wonderful effect Of the fs in stomach com P.ats and
diArrAsss render them Indispensable 70 all travellers BY
seA w iAoo' sesu - sns "snataeaoh1s, No' % "Aia-
en- Lans' sss fofE, and No. IA stand London,
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miles shove Florence, recent, known a. Nsr,h
Florence, bat Of late its name has been chang
ed to taSs Of RoekpOrs. koekport has al the n
saiitiss Of making AZ important place There are
several buldinu IN the tovs complstsd and oshers in
course Of srsetiou Also, large Steam s.v Miil, In
fuil operation, and another being erected. 1t has =
ans bost lAailag good qusrrss and plenty
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All, aoA,ms ono aLLIsG T. 70
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/ VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR sALE.-
The Mississippi Hocss, situated on Fr's bs'~e Main