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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

VIZ request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
ton in the morning following The crowd OF
Di,ht work renders it NECESSARY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

; held ia Ine CLERKS Oihee OF the
coke CoUnty, ia the mOuth Of Jan
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

SuoEaAkEEs. The journeymen slIoemakers
Of Washington, Pa, have quit work in conse-
quence of a reduction in the scale of prices by
their employers.
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Farms for Sale.

Oh t4A6 40A
ScSL~s WISH 10 sell the Farm reside .sTTs-f
IfSSR upon Nine miles city Of Wheel liFask
80 ing. THE National Ross, and en- Jlre 49,
Hempfeid RailroAds containing nv scrys, which =
st1ry Brick Hcusr eusut out bliing,-tuO
tenenrDts-G 600 bearing orchard, &C. This farm Ue
tilnbered and Reli WaItTsu.
AIsO-l Wish to sell my farm two miles East Of The city
wheeling, the Hsnpfed Railroad being part Of the
owned By Cap, John Wells, eoutarins g aeFsons
half under cultivation the residue we'll ttmbeFed and
contains vein Of six teet Of superior coal Of easy aces
to Railroad. will sri In one three lots 10 suit
Terms easy There IL story frame dUsl.
ling good well Of For particulars apply
70 ne " u jacob GOOding, Elm Grove.
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uANrEn no RIENT.

WANTED TO RENT.
TWO SMALL DWELLING HOUSES, containing about
s oons aud Kitchen pleasantly situated aud convent
-, business Possession wanted April. Apply
81, ome.. jaHtO-tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

Owing to press of public advertisements
Yesterday, we were obliged to omit one or two
private ones.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

AUcusTA, Maine, Jan. l5.-The Republican
caucus has nominated Gov. Hamlin as U. S. Sem
ator for the long term. The nomination for the
short term is still pending.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

NO SIGNS OF THE ARABIA.
HALIFAX, Jan. l5.-P Mo signs Of the
Arabia now fully due. from Liverpool with dates
to the Sd inst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
A FARM
AT p &iVATE SALE,

AT r ave SAEEs
THE subscriber offers for sale Farm containing lS9
acres, which about 1Uu cleared and under good
fence. The balance being Well tbrred and - Of il
inelOsed Il Is excellent stock arn well supplied with
neVsTaiing springs OF The improvements are:
hcWed house, - It b. 2 double barn, with sheds, and
buiilngs orchard OF grated fruit trees
bearing Said farm q situated Findley township
Washington Co., pa miles from West Alexandria, ard
4 miles from West Union, in Marshall Co., Vs. II the
b. sold by the ist u March, 1851,
will be Possession be had the lat o. April
next. Terms MAZE a the purchaser.
Application may be made the subscriber, ~ West LIB
ROBERT MCFARLAND.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

;. TRE first woman who appeared on the Eng
llsh stage, was Mrs. Coleman, in 1866. Previ-
0us!y, men enacted the womcns characters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

FROM PORT AU PRINCE.
New YORK, Jan. l5.-Advices from Port au
Prince to the 18th ult have been received here.
The city was healthy. The coffee crops album
dant. American produce plenty. Money scarce.
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The object Of this B IS 10 obtain decree FiRct'O
Nuf,iniOnii, by tn PaIu;T against the Defndhnt ANA
II appea airing from the the Sheriff. Wtil b.
affidavit cause that tia sail defendant Is hot
AN nlrsbitant enlii it Is ordered that he
do appear here within month after the due plb-
cation of this order, and do what may be necessary TO
proc Ct his INTEREST," further ordered that copy OF
this order be published week for four successive
Wheeling inteli=ncer and posted at the front
Court House Of 3ad county the first day or
the County Court next after the entry Of this order
cOPy-Teste: J. STARR
JAMS Clerk.
Langhtt, pal
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~ s SENATE.

DErRoIT, JAN I5.-Z. Chandler, (republican)
has been elected U. S. Senator in place of Gen.
Cass, for six years, from the 4th Of March next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
.JAS. M. DILLON,
1O2 MARKET STREET,

Plumber and Gas Filter.
L EEPS constantly hand Gas fixtures, Lead and
N Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead All Kinds and size.
and Valves; Steam Whistles and Steam and
Water Guhg,s Lift and Force Pumps Sinks Bathing Tubs
Wooden Cast Iron HydTants Gum Hose and packing
all Thckuesses nti.fricton Metal, Pure BaneH Tin
and Antmony the Celebrated Troy BELLs and the bes
CruCih,lls Va the country.
SA- Also, Poily's improved and patent Chain Pump,
which decidedly the greatest pump Of the the right
put up which In Towns aud Counties Ia Western virginia
will be sold on fair lrrmi.
r. Galvanized Iron Tubing, IncOrTosve and for
Quoting, pressure pipe, hot coli water, and
eay for deep wells preferable to, and cheaper than Lead
Pipe.
~ Aqueduct Pipe constantly on hand any size or gum
tits Of which be furnished on short notice.
- Cub pHfd Ior oil Copper, Brdss dRd Lead.
nUYip-dEaH &Wly
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New YorI. Mnfhel,

NEw oRLRASs, 13,h-ecepts of Cotton at all the
southern ports up Saturday last 963 SUO against
/ ,696, OVO TO the same period last year.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Winter sohedule.
TeASsFoRTATloE OFFICE D. & Q. R;R.

2 -
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ARRIyAL o. NAE pnILApELPHIA.

Ngw ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Phila-
delphia from Havana, brings California and Mic
aragua adSiccs, but they have been anticipated
by the George Law at New York.
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30 CORRESPONDENTS.

rPRs concerning subscription, advertising or other
Inteiigencer, should be addressed 10
he neerning the editorial department OF the paper
addressed the Editors, Jointly, or to either one
Of mem. writing for publication, Will please write
sy On one sue Of M above rules will greatly oblIge U.S.
A more prompt attention to correspondents than
~ in,It otherwise receive.
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BY rNLIseiRAptl.
New Orleans MnrIsel

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE jan 15thMarket generally unchanged, with
only moderate business.
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Nancy Ellen Stanley


TTIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office
for Brooke County In the month Of JaH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

NyIRu MA held ia Ci.rAs oihee OF tht
Circuit Court for BrOoke County, in the mOnt OF Jan
uary, 1857:
JAMES McCiuney in behalf of himself and AMI
TIL creditors Of the late firrU Nf tire said janus
McCluney & William ID. NJ tx. doing business
ia name style OF MeCluney Meek, Tn Cfanrrr,
William D. Meek, Alan Kahn, administrator
NJ Thomas Meek, deed, Daniel PolsGy aud
James S. COnneil
The Obiert Bill marshal the Of the late
McCIunry Meek both to the payment OF ihe debts
nrm, and tile final distribution OF resi- And
appearing FROM the return OF the sheriff. well a. by at
dnVit tile causv that the defendant, William d.
Meek inhabtant ts State, IL order that
lac do appear here within month after the due pnblea-
What Is necessary To protect his
interest: further orer,d that copy OF this oTisT
PUBLISH. week for four successive weeks In the
Wheeling and posted at the front door o! the
Court House Of said the FIRST day OF the COUNTY
Court next aft'r the entry Of this order,
AcOPI-Testei J. STARR
jams
lLanHftt, pol
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

Mn BANCROFT is said to have realized fifty
S Sossand dollars by his History of the United
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

heauGifaI UEe.s RhaFts.
NHfE have len art sitlla fhawls With Rieh Plush
wv Borders the Syle-y6Fy Fteh detTahte for
Ladies Dress shaElS AiSs, fSW ene 6I0che ebAHls.
ssal - S'@ <4eAAS
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CIncInnnti Mnrket.

NRw YORK, jan l5.-FlOuT advancing. Sales at &625@
IS; Southern steady Wheat firm. Corn advancing, Pro
vlsiOu firm. Stocks lower and dull.
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Chancery



VNAKEN up the lands Of Michael DaNleT, December
i6ti,, 1856, the Wheeling and FaiTmOnt road five
Wine, ling Marshall County, Virginia. said
dark brindie, about old, praised At E-h-
teen Dollars JAMIE II. HILE,
JAMES BROMS,
JOHN GRAY.
dec9i-9tVS I,TdiaeFN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

For all kinds ......... 3095i'
WHlSKEH.
MonongRhela in bbls y
gal................I5S9l ,6'
CoIumOn. ....... .Ju
ZINC.
Sheet. ........ ...... lu5S'4ll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

DUNCAN, SiIEhAi13N 4 COMPANY,
BANKERS,
Tor Pine and NASSAU, = seels. New y SFks
TSSCE CIRCULAR NOTEs Phl LEfrEES OF CREDIT fer
travsl.rs. aVsilabl- In g the rt1'as etits' q ~
MERCANTILE CREDITS
on the ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION. Loalou, l1es-
sirHEs GEtJ. PEABODY CO., Londens and hank o. NEW
SOUTH NAi.kss, Australia.
Asi,l. ~ 8ehnnge aud Caall Credits
California sai Australia, furnished On a4plicauou-
INTEkEST ALIGNED GaFrsnt aeeouals ahd special
deposits, subject u aEfshgeHest- ap2,-lJasW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
Chaneery
Is ". White, Pc !

VTIRGISIN AT Rules held the Clerks Ocr OF the
Circuit Court for BrooGe county, ia the month Of Jan
John T. Hogan,
William @. and John Aiken late do In ChaneeEy
ing business in the and sTI le OF stevens
Aiken and jose PHI Logan. -
The object OF this suit is to recover debt OF $llith
interest tleTeon--frum the late nrm Stevens Atkei1
RntO this end attach the effects OF that hrn IN brooke
County And appearing the Of the sheriff,
we'll by AFFIDAVIT he In the cause, that the sain William
C. Stevens nnL Jshn Aiken inhabitants OF tbs
Common eat, ordered that they do APPEAR here
within ateT due publication Of this oTivr and do
what theft interest: And IL Is further
ordered that copy OF this order be published once week
weeks In the Wheeling Int Gencer and
nosed al the front door House Of said
the County Court next after te entry oil
this order. 4 cOpy-Teste; j. SIAEE'
ian> Clerk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

VIRGINIA AT Rules hid In the CieT'- Oice Of the
Circuit Court Brooke County in the month Of Jan'
Wiiiiats Hludman and wife Elizabeth, Bob-rtl
Cleand and wife EliLabeii, Evan d. llmdman
and Wife JeInuIa and Samuel lIindman aud
vile Margaret,
Cornelius Donovan and wife Polly, Abraham
Barber and wife Margaret Ann, Robert In Cban..r
MerchInnd Jr., aud wife HArrietIa, Mary Ann "
Hndmnn rrlct Of James iliniman, dycrnscd
Virgil ninduiai. Garlic N. lInduinn and
James liIndman, William C LAM, samuel
Cleland Elzahu III Gle land, CathHrne { Gland
Robert CI,lAnd, Hebecca Cl,land and Samuel
Ilndman.
The object OF this Rl obtain par ton sale NJ the
lands Of Samuel Hndnau, son, ia Brooke county,
distribution thereof amongst tie parties entitled thereto"
appearing FROM sat factory evid at the dt-
endants Cornelius Donovan and wife Polly, Abraham Bar
and wife MaTEarrt Ann, I'd Mary Ann Hndnlan
relict inInar, deed inhabitants OF this
eRlth is ordered that tty do appear here
within publication Of thls order, and
may protect their interest; Aud
further that copy of this order be published
week for four successive weeks in the ling In
egeuceT the door Of the Court House
Of SAID COUNT day The County Court AZ
ter the entry OF this order.
cO-y-Teste: J. STAKE,
jams Clerk.
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=,,,l;T; Law OF NEwsPAPEks.

,.,hsrs who do not give express notice 70 the e9n-
considered Wishing to continue their
.ion:. .,. order the dIscontnuAHce Of their peri
III Ss publisher r ~ continue TO send them until all ar
ytarares are NEGLECT or refuse to their perloi
$ll S Hices to which they directed they are ea
cBls rom I'M they have settled the bill and ordered eh
le' remove other places
publishers, and the papers are seu' 70 ''
t, Courts have Decided that refusing TO take period;
5iH ,J, fIce or removing and leaving them ohc"ueo
sbi' rem s'e S,it evidence OF Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

TuR QUESTION sg11IgD-ADAMs was awarded the frAt
premium Daguerreotype likeness the late
Fair in this city Also the premium display
guvrreotypes nuSnnED DOLLARS will be given any
artist In Tr0tHid who equal his pictures, either
Glass Silver plate. Call his Gallery, 1876 Main street,
corner of Union, Ambrotyp.s Daguerreo
types and photographic. eet11
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VTIgGINIA:-At Rules hid in the Cerk- Oaee Of the
Circuit Brooke County in the month Of JAn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

% Dtlk @ a A4l'I y q e g eall'l's' 70 sals
i l0H ~ -, ,,.,so.,
.ssssPsasz1 ~
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09
NOTICE TO TEAMsTERs.

VITAGON ROAD from Nevada to Downieyille, by way OF
w ROBINSONS CROSSING.
This Road in condition. and presents the shortest
route road for Packers and Teams TO all the var
ous settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way OF Hess
and Emery's Crossings.
The Road also affords the nearest route for Packers and
Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough Ready,
Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further South TO
Poor mans Creek Nelson's Greek, and all the mining
gion north Of Nevada eni DOwnicville.
This Road is easily trayeled that between Sacra
mento and Nevada. Four horses readily draw from
three to four thousand pounds Of freight from Nevada ia
the top Of the hill Downeve when the road is not OBJ
struced by heavy rains or SNOW,
J,,ne I1th IS56-4OIys
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09

IMPORTANT TO SHERiFFs.--It appears that Mr.,
Doane, now sheriff of San Francisco, filad pc
tition in the 18th District Court, alleging thai
he was entitled to the Assigneeship in the mat
ter of VIM. Badger VS.. his creditors, and asking
the Court to order David Scanned, ex-Sherif. to
transfer the Assigneeship. The insolvont also
fled petition, asking for the transfer, alleging
in addition, that Scanned was insolvent, and his
bonds worthless. Mr.. Scanned filed an answer
denying the allegations, aud stating his bonds
to be good and true. Judge Norton, in denying
the prayers of Doane aud Badger, stated, says
the Argus, that as to the question of the insol-
vency of the Assignee, he could not try such a
matter on mere affidavit; that Scanned did not
hold his position as Assignee by virtue of his
Office as Sheriff. but as an individual, and he
remains in such trust until all the business there
with connected shall be concluded the fees there
Of being due him at such times as the matters
progress. The Judge also remarked that if the
present Sheriff was entitled to the Assgneeship
Of the late Sheriff, the method adopted in the
case before the court was not the proper means
of solving the question, as suit should be brought
against his official bonds, if deemed insolvent
and motion made for him to show cause why he
should not turn over all the business Of AS
signee, instead Of special cause.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09

STUDYING HUMAN NATURE.-The Buffalo Re
public tells story which We don't believe, but
it is so good that it is worth repeating, simply
as a joke:
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher, dressed in very
commoR clothes, was studying human nature as
exhibited in the highways and byways Of New
York. In the course of his philosophic pere-
grinations he went into meek auction shop.
He stood while on entering, and reflected,
doubtless, how any one could be so lost to all
truth and honesty as the auctoneer in question,
endeavoring to palm off his worthless trash to
the inexperienced in the city ways, as good and
valuable and finally the auctieneer called out:
"Mr Beecher, why don't you bid?"-He was
greatly astonshed, as we can we'll imagine, at
finding himself known in this place, and, as he
had supposed, in purposely careless dress. He
Immediately left, and started for the residence
of one Of the members Of the church in the
neighborhoed, and requested him, as an act OF
kindness. to 10 down and inquire Of that person
who had sold himself to Satan fer the leve Of
gain, how it was that he knew him in his dis
guise. The neighbor kindly consented. and on
entering the Peter Funk shop he addressed the
auctionesr: "How Is it that you knew Henry
Ward Beecher go we'll as to be able to recognize
him in bis disguise ?" "How did l know him
Why, / have been member of his congreg cation
for the last five years; and own the fifth pc"
from the frontl "
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09

AFFECTING INoIDENT.-A letter from India
gives an affecting incident which oeclrred in
the Sepoy massacre An English officer was
standing in his bungalow, with only his wife
with him, when he was assaled by a mutinous
reg ment; he had rife and two revolvers, each
with four barrels and had nine charges in all.
He beat off the mutineers as long as he could;
he shot their leader with his rifle; he shot four
of them with his first revolver; he killed tive
more of them with his second, and then had two
charges left. He turned round and locked up
oR his wife-and who can estimate the power Of
such look on either side? Must she fall into
the hands Of such barbarians? They did not
fire, because they wanted her, and would not
risk death in shooting him He saw it-she
saw it. He had two charges left. A short ag-
onizng groan-he fired one into her heart and
the other into his, and they both fell dead be-
fore the mutineers
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09
A CoLD BLoooEp MuRDrR.-A late wiscons

A COLD BLOODED MURDER-A late Wisconsin
convicted Of the murder of Dennis Drew, in
Waushara county on the I'd of May last. Walsh
says that he became acquainted with Drew in
Milwaukee in the last week OF April, when they
both boarded in the Fifth Ward. Drew was 60
ing to Stevens Point to look for and buy land,
and Walsh agreed TO go with him, and the day
before they started. April 29th, formed the in
tention of numbering him, and bought pistol
for the purpose. May LIST, the two left Berlin
on foot for Stevens Point-tcok bottle Of
whisky with them, and drank freely. They
stopped at Banning's. on Big Prairie, that
night The people there dissuaded them from
going further for land, and Drew concluded to
return to Milwaukee. Walsh also agreed to 20
back. and says that he about gave up the idea
of murder, but after starting back, they drank
whisky again. and thought Of murder returned
As they started on, Drew ahead, with his car
pet-sack over his shoulder, Walsh took out his
pistol and struck Drew on the side Of the head
at the same time tripping him so that he fell
The two then fought for life. The pistol was
broken between them, and Walsh drew razor
from bis pocket, but Drew got it from him and
cut him with it, Walsh recovered the razor
and cut Drew in the neck with such wound
that after q brief and desperate struggle he
yielded, and Walsh, to make sure, cut his vic
Tins head nearly Off He then took Drew''
pocket-book and left. At Bannng'she he told The
story that he and Drew had been attacked by
two men and boy with axes, and had thu
been wounded himself, but had escaped. and
did not know what became of Drew. Walsh
concluded by saying: Il don't think there was
a single word said during the whole fight by
either Of u.s. / am now willing to submit and
trust in Providence for the protection of my
wife and children in this world. May God have
mercy on my soul"
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09

A CANDIDATE.-MajOr Jesse Thompson, OF
Campo Seco, announces himself an Independent
candidate for Senator in the District composed
Of Calaveras and Amador, to fill the vacancy
Occasiened by the resignation Of W. b. Norman.
The Major is ON hand, we believe at every cleo
ton. In his platform he declares:
"Let the people of the country say or do
what they will, have never been the ebsequi-
Gus time-serving friend or tool and cats paw Of
Dave Broderick. / have never been particu-
larly afraid of. or opposed to, the Vigilance
Committee; shall not make Thousand prom
ses for the Big Tree road; shall not promise
hundred loafers to make them secretaries
sergesnt-at-arms or door-keepers; shall not
make special war against Jew peddlers for the
sake Of obtaining few votes am fond Of
good liquors, and have great respect for those
who furnish them, free Of expense-and SO has
another person of my acquaintance /; | have no
visible means of obtaining living therefore
want the efice--and q certain other person is
in the same category; | promise, II elected, not
to resign my office-even if / should be appoin-
ted by President Buchanan Consul to the CALI
pagos or Feejee Islands l shall ge for long
session, believing we cannot have too much Of
a good thing; shall agifate THE CHINESE
QUESTION, and 60 for expurgating the long,
tailed Celestials from our mines, for the special
benefit Of the San Francisco importers Of them
to reclaim tule lands and cultivate rice-with
q vengeance |; l shall go for county officials To
furnish good mining claims to ell who need
them, and if the miner does not and cannot
make one hundred dollars per month, the def
cheney to be made up to him. In fact, 60 fol
all legitimate means Of obtaining votes, ane
like other politicians. am willing to be lavial
of promises---the only trading-capital Of the rea
wirs-working Political msn9uversF.v