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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

CoLD WEarnER-Ysterd vas one of the
coolest days within our memory About 10
O'Clock Of the preceding night the wind began
and continued to storm furiouSly N night from
y " and the cold became intense The sun
slsone out between and 8 yesterday morning
fo- about an hour, when It Was lost behind the
hard dense clouds which overspread the sky du-
ring the remainder Of the day. And that bleak
and boislerUUs NOrth-weSter continued to rage
and spit snow al day-oold, keen and biting
We did hot learn the state Of the Thermometer
at the cOldeSt period but In the open air, at noon
the mercury Was down to degTees.at A n
1t was doubtless one degree lOwe-being indi-
catiEe Of the coolest weather. re have ever known
IN Norfolk, during the coolest period OF winter.
which we calculate to be between the middle of
January and the middle of February Such in
tense cold at the beginning Of the present win-
tel, the-ffores prepares TO expect that It Win
Be the coolest on recmd-though tradition
tells Of one some seventy years ago during which
the Chesapeake vas frozen down to the capeS
and the ice extended from the beach several
miles out to sea.-H6gfolE HsEcA s4th iast-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01
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ossobs- zS he E1s lOossd from ne S.oeks. sale1e
x had roasted and dsaEsd his theory That
KS 4 s.1zneee philosophy - slae nsa a his
tizse, 70 tainsz thai his earth tsrasd uPoa Is
AXIS. fs-it bold iaaamsrabls uiseAssEs Il pr
fa1ftsa % = unre5aksd Nost assrsdly. he
zor5d il1z zaored s7are th=as at onlr IN IL cir
eait A-oza8 he graf eeane- Of he Pt.-netAIy
zrsteaa. bz1s 4 has 1aoEsd Very zr 45Oag thai
graz hz-sazav Of eails1.1sasd re1soa, u=ssss t--
Minus i ese7z7ty
ne worsd : esging On 70 SIX tbous1od ysa-S
s1d II seems 70 Is Ike 4 long threoga, Josgzas
oa1E tron 1lae S-znEy records EfIieh hare eoEse
d0En - q L SENS Old. OF Te2sua Of he
sea-s 8.sd znz-ks zll5sh hare been le5 nE,on is
xoe. 4S Il has battsed aIsng its appolnted rOuts,
,qifh ne tn tsous4od hIndrznees Eh5eh have
6S9osel t.ienssz-eS Iet asx a is march has
t,sza. Re k-so- eaeh recurring var has thrust
a<sds ssass Of iheze ohs4zG5es, and that, despite
the many aess1z and oO7binatso0s Of igno-
szaos AID pre5odice, he march Is onward EF-
cry yer z1aSt-zcts one from the thI-tT-fhree
sEsot.sd 70 cur ge1Gztioa, yet It SENS to
sd n esa1ary Of o5d=a riae Progre&
To each ooe Il cur oEn daE, n really ard
Sssaas56ly seezs As # tiae EoEsd h1d 1DoFes more
within tae5sr oun ri1z5e thaa \ tie 1boasand Of
years bsso-e- TIE great rOadzs Of STAN aad
elecr5c7ty zre as yet BoveltieS, md the Eo-ssd
las erea We. not eaoGgh Light 70 e1a1aine thea
b.. But TIE Ggat Is b-eaEas ray fast and
so1ae Of ths bzt md w5sest nea q o- day ne
szap4=zaezd -isa the bs6ef thz+ rl.h5n The pres
-. oenruET III Eo-ld IN hare re1ehsd is Ia
nth n k1nza art4ianeax The graf pEosrs-
slse p.ioc5P's, that has beea 81 ustEinsly 1t
~ork u szavs g0ae by. lzying The Foundation OF
A. that + sordzyeisp5aS n cur day. has doubt
}eSs iasseares a ~ork, .Ehiea ~in Jet distance
N tker elects Ar Of the productions Of our dry
No nan 6zzs % dc1bE aoE concerning the
p11ets-zbllity Of any suggestion d sezenee, "a
eouplezeIy ,is1rs5fo1nde5z and u-ozsde=st-uek haze
We ben ~Ith the e.a1s Ct cur tine Within
Tie present. yer Is 70 be tested the great pro
5zet Of connecting Eu1ope and America br the
marine telsgTzph cabIe. add the effects Of that
s5ssgse enterprise are beyood Al computation
Surely re have every reason 70 congratulate
ourselves that We hare allen upon sueh tines,
Ehea 50 great MEASURE Of that intellectual de-
velopnen4, sith It's ten thousand consequent
I5ezsingS. has been vOuebszfed ~ a hearty
Welcome then 10 1857
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

JorcE FAMLT MUzDEE-The murder Of the
Joyce fanaily, four persons, at Briar Greek, Ky,
about fifteen miles from Louisville. which vas
announced in our teleg-aphic column, was CON-
mitted By three slaves. who are no= IN iail IN
Louisville They confess that they first muir
dered the inmates, and then burned the house
On Thursday night of last week neighbor
first saw the building eHveloPed IN flames. too
late to be extiuguished Amid the ruins have
been discovered the remains Of Mrs joyce. =
yery old lady, her widowed daughter, Mrs
Weleh, one Of her sons, and a child Of Mrs
Weleh- They were burned to crisp
The negroes were deferred by = watch and
coat belonging to Joyce, being found In the bed
Of !one of them Mich excitement exists, and
summary vengeance IS threatened
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

Errlafis lss-ssI E1l-..ll lae1e1ser -
NEr TRaSSl.ATsOs a nm SczaFTCasss-;Ifae
second q = sezzes Of seetaEeS 7liaStEztill-- TIE
nee=sSity f5-zlre77s=oa ofthe zuzhoEzEsd B77bSe.
Hall, by Mr. " b BlAck- 5EE- HegEoos, Il
P. Vas a TIE CHAIR
The Iert1reE bsgaa BIZ ooaaending that the
zutbo15zs6 Ee-S5ca aaz1 net giEea SzflSSae15sn
ard proved has assertion BIZ ritEaz the number
Of eEsndat0rs ard e0uneatA4eEs thar had ap-
pared Sinoe rs Pub5eztsoa- IN l7S1, Dr.
Bl1ekza41 EsibsisAe3 nnznero<ssn instances Of Lsis-
tEanssafieus soDe were I.Jsr5yss = -ae saaze
aad Hequea1iy u me S<ysg5 bat This ETzreT I'd
777rrezl Tlas a tie rnT-. he szItie-Izss t7lr1sz-
tiso THs failhfal, SID nd eezr laIs54, John
WeasT admitted tie ge1eT7i excellence q the
authoTTrei versorl, bat sid tslz1 II many n
s4suees Il r,lzsIt l,lzs t.. rsllr t=ste- IN 5z5S
Dr. Loz1a painIsd oct Ez1n.- iGaccuE1cseS- .
that TIE eaiI tar reyiS5on W&s b. 70 mans no
velty N b7bgEiiczl IitEEAtuT@
Having Gaed \ asz5er q iaSzA1eA= u Ehs5ca
se5oaarS had fo1ad Eslzit E7fll lie Kings Bib
ana pasiiShed 1Eaas;atsoas o. tsl-lr eEu the I-r-
t1rer proceeded 70 e87sS7iy the Tar5aRs Ezznssa-
fzozts thar had been aItanpts1 IatJ szrEIsE. Zee
pzrzpEr1S1Ic and eneadatoEy, and poiatesi oct
hoa SINE Of them Ee1e t4kesa ion The original
HehreE. some Ercn The SyEl1c zad soae Eaa
TIE Searnaz7uz- BIZ careful e1zaPaTiso1 AID
rTISzczl q these trzRS4ztI5as and Of the -1-isus
err version night Be TeTr much inproTed, 4s Il
E1S 4 ruz7O1S f4rr ts.1t Ezzzny- ahEaPz gaps 1laf
occurred N the English ve-zioa might b ssP-
psIs5 IRON the Syz1zc, Iilsch had % 6osia5t beer
aiken foz a original Sz1ce Iast Many excel
Lat tzzEslzs5Ozs Of! Ez-tlc1Zzr bo5kS ha6 bael
made N Eh5eh the yzziat5ol frasu1 M a.ltaor-
1ed Ters5sa MS FEzkaZkah5c ard one Of the b=s1
= translated Of taeI Book 81 Jo5. EzS C-aie By \
iziy, Mrs. Smith. and Vas Published 4 1911
Having qooasd fluzaerOaS instances and eE
zzzc1s frcz1 the EtTss Of eminent GI=Iass. the
lecturer eo1tended Eznezlly 1:sz1 y The aath0T-
lad version The cll4raetx Of the B5hls bad not
bsea suEcien " z-tead-d 70. or due distinction
made betE-ea tae narrative, E.oesic and 6rzmz-
ne po-4ioaS a proper and careful reTzs5oa,
kes15az tlzis II E5z4 Ezo1li make tAs BI55e not
only EoO1. b1t a aTo-ite book The cza EJr
revised c-zazztsOfl IzS DO empirical en-. neIth-
e 1zS i : sestzrF4n agita4Ioa- JeEz. Roman
GAEaoics- EPisooEsaiii1-ls, DzSsea1e=s AID Ta;ta-
rims lad al by tie To5ees Of zszeir Eaoss IszToei
MA, P-oaoaDesa he prs=ot translation ID be
imperfect zad III !!o51ed n Ea= cza for revision
Inc lzS@ authority Efl1eh he Should qoote MS 4
most unexcePsi0aabie one-tA41 Of Dr.. NeE-
co.ane Bishop Of Fztsf1rd Eao had In 1872
strussgiy urged t1eDeoezzzty of neu translation
Tae lecture co15a6ed 4iLa "a enumeration 81
the raIeS Eh5ch Dr. SeEeOmbe aid 6ozu FIR
the probation Of 4 prop= znd Tziz5le tr.Hs,z-
tioa Of tie Holy Scriptures
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

KASsAs IrE1z--Te fad the following inter
esting items Of Kansas news IN the Leayeu-
worth City Herald Of the 18Th ins4znt-
In Leayen~oFth. butchers are selling pork At
10 cents per pound Some Of the fa-Tners are
selling wood at g 80 per cord, ard the wood
choppers get g per cord for emitting It for the
stores, making wood cost 81 so cord
Fifteen OF, the prisoners at Tecamseh have
been tried and acquitted, and is remained 70 be
tried Thirty prisoners escaped, and are now at
large There are two Of the murderers of the
Doyles and others of Ossawatonie, nov In con
inement, and viii be tried IN week or two at
Tecumseh before Judge Gaia
Shares IN LecomPtOn are selling AZ this place
from to $500. and eagerly sought after at that
Some are asking more than $500 share The
stock IS advancing and the town improving at !
rapid rate
1t is estimated nov that there win beoyer 600
good buildings put up IN LeavenEorth city next
Summer, and that the population, which is now
near $1,000, VIII at least double itself
The citizens Of Leeomptou, with great Ebe--
atty and enterprise, have fitted up at great ex-
pense, two Halls for each branch of the Legis-
lature, and rooms for clerks and committees
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

TEEE1LE GALE os mn Exc1rsn Coasr-The
English papzrs give some particulars Of the fatal
results Of the gale experienced on the coast Of
England on Saturday, Dec 6 The ship LOUIS
Munro. from NAita for Cardiff, vent Ashore on
the MARQUIS Sands, nezr Milford, and the mas
Ter, mate and seven Of the crew pe-ishedL The
steamship TToubadOur, from Milford for Cork.
MS obliged to consume m the furnaces nearly
one hundred bead Of suEine, 70 keep from going
on shore Several other veSseLs sEEnt down. IS
Is supposed With m on board lis feared tEat
many ether marine disasters win hereafter be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

INPoE4ASr AcT1oN OF mn GKSEaA1 LASD Or
TTcz-The CommisSioner Of the General Land
Office has directed the Suspension Of pre-e1up-
ton entries on lands Withdrawn from market fSr
railroad burpOSes IN Wisconsin. We are adiyI-
sed that this course has been determined On M
on Representations from sources entitled to cTei-
Il, to the efeet inst SPECTATORS and others not
tOHG 1ste pre-emProrS, are prepared. and win
attempt BY means Of fraudulent elaims, To get
possession Of valuable lands aloog the line or
route Of the proposed new rzilrozd IN Wisoo1-
ssn- The Department has therefore directed TIE
dlstriet ediees n Wisconsin 70 suspend for the
present, and until further orders ali entrie BIZ
-empuon based upon settlements made affsr
the receipt OF the order On any Of the Izrds en-
haneed BY the general EithdTaWaI from market
IN view Of the provisions Of tie Law Of The Sd
Of June last for r1iilTOad rposes- Wax STR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR

NFLANATION 4n1 PAIN are rs Ezse1aEzt5e as FIRKaad
HEAT Iassa4ssoo pro4aa=s Fa- AID pain prOaaee
aA=Ason- Wke=rTr tsets szazBz-1i bat trshzaaE or
reae4, aoa4=ter 1he4ber n eaEsez b sers- z-4a
Pos1z- pIes, sez5a-Burz Or ss51E here
s zasAa4=soa- Ezazred books =sozsszd serzezs
ez1DOs Alter eazFe he EvrTezs pain
esFssA ASA es=zs yEci.n s-e al-zys direct
Sd Zsozszaas q TEsielazs, 1seh-zsapa
zoSst szE1r5Ozs Pseas "a A1ve DAILEEs MAGIC
Al PAY EXTRACTOR, eezvza-ea ard 1e=s4 IA. rs
ezzsToi OTsr aEAzaatoz vassersa asa iz-EI44e
ia1sT zH4JiaE rhe pasa. nstz1lirz Tsisoa ezt-1-zn
zao-ssa sezeozs ala f0rea= rrsze osz-ze,
ssosEfaE and AelIaE So azra, s=asa azest Is
sEO severe te yieId . Is sOO AL eas5r ia9aeaee- A
ply Il tzzae4tl-sly and he ez1e hzs e5-z=e-eea-
Tse Gene eaFeIo7esia ss-ei Pla=s EsTarf- Viz
sss aAsaes q C Y cLZc6ESEz CO. P-or=s-s9rs, and
HESET DALEY. a4zaEaet=-e-, spsa eaEa lex Rrse.
se.- P-bu-
EAne-ae-..sozs1s y aadressea % CIV cBefeser4
Cas- Barsllx * Se- Tesk EA LOGAN O..
s7sssln EsessaE. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

a CoSyE7sIIo,s fr the mutual delivery oSfczTn
iEals, faiitIves from justice, has ben coneltI-
ded between the United States and Austria.
The Convention requires that the crime which
the fugitive Is charged with shan be also TlEl1i-
lstsA1le 81 the State m which he has led Seith-
e contracting party Is bound tn delive7.-ur rs
own citizens, and e the ageEseI Is guilty Of a
crime IN the country where he Is found he must
be tTied for thar cEenee befc-e ha can be sent
abroad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

A CaKlsrxAs Grrr-HOn David Prentiss, of
Utea, y Y, now nearly 40 years of age. was
the rntor of ex-Governor Seymour, Hon Ward
Hunt, and Others who have reached high public
honor His Old pupils have not forgotten him
They make up an annual holiday gift for his ben
cit Of $500 each, Five of these gentlemen
made up in this way arurss Of s2.5o9 tor the
old geotlen1an's Christmas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

Tar boot, shoe and leather trade Of the city
Ct Boston have subscribed the sum of s20.OoO
TO the stock Of the New England Euigrant Aid
Company They intend TO invest It In the pur-
chase of two saw mills. and N making improve
ments wherever they are erected Thus tTo
new towns wiz be formed in kansas IN the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

VIZ learn faom tbe New York Observer, that
Rev. Drz Humphrey and Hill hare been sue
cessfuL quite beyond their expectations, in col
leeting mOusy IN that city for the co. 81 Pres
byterian Theological Seminary At Dznville, Ky.
Instead Of s, 0oO, which was their maximum Of
expectation. they collected 5000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

a Coop AxEcDo7E-The faIIoEifne eoSuyer-
sarioa vas overheard sn10Ilg .stile vol1nteers Of
teers wrapped IN blankets and F,lf EI,riiei q
mud Volunteer lst- aJim, how cuu,e y,l 3
yOlunteer." Voluntser ID: ..IFhy, Ro6. you
see. have no wife 10 care red Gems fsr me
and 50 VOLUNTEERED besides I lEIf1y l-.l1f
Nov tel me h0W you cane out here.D YoInu-
teer 1st- why, The faet Is. yo1 knoVZ, IL
have got Effes and 50 I cane cut hare beczEse
i lie Ptle&H Hereupon both the volunteers
turned Over IN their blankets. got auseJr Elsstsr-
ing q mud. aat vent o slesIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

TEE Friends lately assembled at Baltimore,
have sat themselves to work to make up libra
~ for the couyicts in the Maryland Penitentia-
~. Amongst the eve hundred prisoners. the
warden states, there are men varying in their
capacities from mediOericy to high degree OF
intellect, and many of them manifest strong
desire for reading, after their appointed task IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

CarSEissoprevsI=ztinTexas. that the C,,ros-
isle and Advocate. religions paper published
there, ayS
The number Of ho-licides. murders and as
sasEinztIons IN Texas. for the last fesr years Is
utterly appalling. When We first became the
eoudnctar Of the Advocate, We noticed, as items
Of news. the different killings as tley occurred
from week 70 week But the hoITid liSr has 50
rapidly increased, both IN numbers and bloOdi-
nes, that We shrink both from E1lalzing our col
u1nRs Calendlr Of crime, aud from f1mIiiari-
<TnS the miuds Of our readrTss especially the
young. with such tIelaoEaliziing scenes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01
ACARD TO WET

1
DR. DURONCSs GOLoH FELAPE PILIs ne alssls
BE n Ee0SnE ssPPPAses trvksl14e. Esnses-
IA=se Prs nctlag k2Fe csed b. he Dse-
toE for many bSs \ F-zaee Aze-sea VIA NJ
FnEasea sses=as a eseT aaa Is zssa by zazy
fs0RaDd lAAlss Eso hare zAea f uaaketke PzlE r-
Be- fo- he alleyastso1 o fse saelE Any frrelln--
esEAa9eyer,a EsH PreFe7Te tbose Iades Eho.e
AeA.ssl IN permit En=s1se q f.ily Prsu.z4 r.
aaies e saPPosiassezseaTezte ssz-e ezs--6
1Sss 1sag these Pas, tSe 7EsEzsesor assuze 70 re-
sossdsiy aerthe aVFe 1dzaoaio4 Albs1sa lelr nd
ness Sozla PreTst IR5uy kesl ssAe-zss. hes.
Plis are rseoznenaea Dsreess0ns AseozparyeAe box
Pries 81 soll wholesale aza res.a hy
LACGHLINS + BgSHFTHD,
G11Asa:s far OAso e0sasy. Ne = sGaa-os 81
AlsofSr ssleby RI LOGAN CO.
B-sa<e coruer D=zEyzsts-
ns-desuzs4 b ad4-s-ed 70 TIE above GeaeraI A.ass
IN szPEly tet1aea4 Prorrszsors prices "A sess
ths Prs eozsaentay I.sles b 17 - saz5osts q q
e5sher.zt Tie Waeetag Poss-o6ee
R-Dr- DgpnaeS's GolSez Prs. ssrza.zre ~ I1-.o--
CO q every o1 oaE ossE rzloe- Ter part,euiars ga
czEezsz- q AseuEH-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

Coz BESpos Os TaE NoxD LkDT.-Cot Ben
Ton, the other day, wrote letter 70 the National
InselHge0eer. reprimanding the reporters for
making him use the word lady. INSTEAD Of wo-
man The Col avoEs his cordial dislike of the
term. and says be became Disguised with It
~hen he used to rad about the sdies of the
Cont Of Charles the Second He also stated
the EOEd E1s net found in the Bible However
CORRECT the Col's knoEiedge on mOst matters. It
SEEMS he vas then logically At fault m this IN
stan>e As the word lady occurs several times in
the Bible, for instanee:--
Judges. %. Her wise Eadies answered her.
EStiler l. Ia LikSxise shall the L1RiNs of
Persia and Nedsa say this day unto all the
kings princes. which have heard Of the deed
Isaiah A: ). Sit thou silent, and get thee
into darkness, o daughter Of the Chaldeans; for
thou shalt more be called the lady Of the
kingdom
Isaiah y: Z And thou saidst 1 shall be
Gady forever.
Iohns l. The cider unto the elect lady,
and her children, whom love in the truth
John: 5. And now beseech thee, lady,
not rs though / wrote new commandment un-
to thee
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