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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30

PEESIoENT BCcHASAS has refused TO pardon
Coleman, ne young mzii TOSber At Portsmouth,
Va
rs Who uszrie beauty only, is Ike 4 buyer
q cheap furniture-the vSrUiSh that caught his
eye nil 10; endure the dreSIde blaze
4 prosessr ats university was lately displae-
81 because he regulated the astronomical clock
70 keep man tine
WANTED 70 kaow-whe,he- treble singer
dos three times the work, or Is paid three times
Is much - another
TEE woodm2a who spared that tree has run
short OF WOOD. and Is slmost SpftG g with vex-
snon 20 Think hoE green be was
THE mzn xho Sept his word gave serious
offence 70 Webster who wanted II for his dieSion-
av-
Az Editor At the South has purschased mee
horse AZ an expense OF Two thousand dollars, 70
the purpose OF catching us runaway subscrib-
sS
THE boy who was caught looking into the fu-
ture, has bsen arrested for tyiags TO see the show
without pairing
oo-EExFOEAzr says he doesn not know wheth-
er music Is the food Of love, bu; hearing II al
ways created In him the love Of food
WHF are the United States colors Ike the
stars in heaven:
Because they are beyond the power Of any
nation 70 pull them down
THE chap who took the thread of life to SOW
the rent in his hose, has gone west and taken
out a patent for crOss-eyed needles
"YoU see box bald Lam, and I don't wear
Wig. True, sir," replied the servant; san emp
ty barn requires othatch."
4 kiss, says French lady, casts les and
gratiiies more than anything in existence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30

CoaX Ror N 1LLlXols.-A correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune, writing from Champaign
CO., ILL.,, says:
Good judges have estimated that there would
have been 20O,0 900 bushels OF corn to have zone
toward from this State, between this time and
the next harvest, but the frost in November and
the late warm weather, have conspired to de-
stroy, by developing mould and other forms Of
decomposition, one half the crop; and we must
cut down the figures one half accorlingIv.-
We have 100000 bushels OF wheat on hand vet.
among the farmers of Champaign, but with
mouldY corn and rotten potatoes we shall hold
on. Allow me to howl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30

Pay oE,CoSGREssNgN,- The Senate has pas
sed the House hill providing for monthly pay
States denounces the passage Of the bjll-calls
it a Wall street dodge, &c; but the matter seems
10 be aboutas broad as it is long, any way
The salary Of members, IL will be reeuilected. Is
$4,000 per annum under tho bill passed by the
last Congress BY dividing The sum into
monthly payments, there is, OF course. no in.
crease Of pay, but an equal distribution for each
month throughout the whole year OF The gro s
amount. The members thus now draw for the
whole ten months from the commencement Of
their term on the 9th Of March last.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30


ME- ASD MEs. SENA1oG DOUGLAS DrRrcrrSG
AND FHAskMe DocUuESn-we quote the fol-
lowing passage from a Washington letter prin-
ted in the Cincinnati Enquirer yesterday:
called on Senator Douglas last evening for
a short time, and found him busy in his study
ranking copies ofhis speech all over the Union.
Diligently engaged in directing the speeches as
they were franked was Mrs. Douglas, radiant
and beautiful in her elegant evening attire
She wrote rapidlya bold, firm hand, which eyin-
eed energy and decision of character, while She
carried on a part in the conversation at thesame
time She IS truly ayery:beautiful lady in form
and figure, with a countenance expressive NOT
only of intellect and energy, but ELECTION and
pure womanly symPathies. She has evidently
the mind to investigate and comprehend cues
tons OF politics, for some other remarks EXHIBIT.
yea considerable feeling concerning the position
Of Kansas affairs. A gentleman hadjust brought
IN some three hundred names OF citizens of en-
einnati, and she proceeded at once to direct each
a copy Of her husbands speech, while Mr. Doug
las added his frank. Those who receive the
speeches will, therefore, have a specimen of the
chirograPhy of Mr.. and Mrs Douglas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30

. THE GAINES C4ss.-This interminable case
IS mp again before the Courts in New Orleans
New testimony has been introduced, tending to
show that the signature OF Daniel Clark to the
articles Of partnership with Chew & Relf was a
forgery. On this point the evidence nov turns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30

AEE USnAPPY ACCIDENTS MIsFoKTuSEs:-The
Newark Adrsrtiser, descanting on Thanksgiving,
and endeavOring to prove that men have cause
to be thankful for the accidents which seem to
their shOrt-sightcd vision great calamities, in
stances the following case, which goes far to
prove its theory:
"a gentleman was fastening to the city in
the cars, to take n steamer that was to take him
to a distant port that very afternoon. Unfortu-
natcly, however, an accident occurred to the
car IN which he was proceeding, by which his
leg was broken. His disappointment to saw
nothing of his suffering, vas extreme. His
voyage was made impossible, his friends we're
on board, and the whole plan of a twelvemonth
was frustrated in a moment. Here was an event
one would suppose, for which that gentleman
with ms broken leg and crushed auticipa-
tons would find it difficult to be THANKFUL
And he certainly was not He took il in
dudgeon and deemed himself the most IN
lucky aud unhappy ofmen, while a companion on
board, who was able TO continue his Journey.
was looked upon as a fayorite of fortune. But
mark the sequel The ship he was to embark
IN foundered at sea, and all on board were lost.
But he on the contrary, nursed his passion and
his leg on the safe shore, commenced an action
against the railway company for damages. and
nnauy recovered ten thousand dollars by the
verdict OF a jury, who think, poor men thev.
are doing their country service by contributing
all IN their power to break down the most meri.
torous of all enterprises in which our coutry-
men have risked their labor and their money
Thus this very unfortunate man, who could not
be grateful Mt the time for a casualty. but went
so far as to curse his fate, actually owed his life
to the apparently untowardc circumstance, beside
getting as much money as three impartial and
|judicious men would have dared to say upou
oath that even his life was worth. Consequent
ly, he virtually saved two lives, and the poor
railway, as usual. was the only really unluckr
party IN The whole Affair."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30
wYKEs'
OF ARTu
136 Main Street. WheeIin0 Va

H-Isths place o obtaln Lfkene.ses of everT st1s.pa
style fOmths smallest miniature up to Hfe-size, and gOtu mp
In a superior manner.
RrO@hisiOng experience in the art. and by the use Of the
most powerful instEuraeHts, together With every appliances
necessary 20 produce good pictures, he would assure the
thsy can't furnished With pictures at this CAL
lsFy superior 70 any taken inthLs country and equal to any
east or west.
Photosr1Pas, plain or eoiurea IA Oh eOIorI- TAts stylso
picture can be made any size, up to LIE. and eoIorsd true
tonAtare. saan DasusrrsotyPes or AmbrOtyPes naEnia.d
G any size on eanTassA and oOIored IN OIL By this process
We obtain the Oh painting With the truthfuIness Of a
DaEusueotyPe-
Pistares taken At this Gallery as cheap AZ 1t any other
in heeity- Every picture IS finished IN the most dBraBI.
manner, and put up via, double glass, aIs tight, Without
oes-f Jsw. wYKEs, Atst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30

CROMWELL did not wait to strike till the iron
was hot. bet made aAotby strikiaq
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30
SETTLEHFNTS
Cash Vstem


CHRISTMAS is COMING!
But The Presents Have ComeI
A 7 JAS o-oRR's Bookstore. No IL Main s. - -
n fCSad ths largest and most magnificent assortment Of
GlfI BOOKS in the city. Also, ! large assortment Of ia
FepEs Books, Paper Dolls. Doll Pa nit=re, Mz.henatiesI
and Geographical PGZzles- Cal and examine. dzcR2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30

Trust Sale.
d. E5-S7e Of = deed Of t-zSt made he sch dAy % AzEasz
u A-D-lSs- - PLPJ- Seh.z5sr . Sh=rrEr5 Cezz=s-
IS trustee, fer hs bSlsz: ofJSac n Ban sd HSaT Kerr
soa- AID EAieA sAd deed = recorded II he ciSTGs &c .!
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30

BESEDIcT ARNOLD's silver watch has been pre-
Esnted TO the Connecticut Historical Society.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30

on has been introduced into the Kentucky
legislature making these provisions:
LIST Making II "a felony TO elope with a female
under tTenty-one years Of age under a promise
ofmarriage, without subsequently, marrying her;
2nd. Providing that clipping females who are
minors shall have guardians appointed for the
supervision Ofthoir property, ard that no advan-
tage shall accrue TO the husband from such
property; Sd. That a female who elopes under
age may at any time obtain Il divorce by asking
Tor il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30

FOR RENT.
THE tAree stoy BEICK STORE HOUSE zos ce-=Psed
J. BY George WLsSa. A. ne corner q Nark=4 s15 Z
Tass : considered IT, bz: szao5 fer any READ bzksness
i he eEE- Possession gwen On The HuE q Ah-1 neIl
de- SIT FRANCIS 2 ARMSTRONG
NnEEASE' AND MEczASBCs BASE
Wheeling, D.
THE 3z-G8l melting q ss StSckkoI5ers % this REak I'll
i kbsd A. TIE BANKING Ho1SeE n WAeSIDE, oa No551y,
ne liA day q J1o1ay nSE- eozzsoa.g A. y ccocEA A
", for The eacio= q uos directors fer tie PE-ezE Bank
and sevea directors Ter each q Le brza-hA Al Nors1a-
toTaAn5 PoinfP5eaSzaI
b order GO The Directors.
6sS 5 BRADY CzEHE-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-30
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DENTAL SURGERY
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-30
THE NEW POLICE COMMISSIONER-WHO
SHALL HE BET

We understand from the most reliable sources, that
caucuses ard conventions and meetings worthy of a
much less pretenous aud respectable title, have been
and are row being held in all sorts Of places and COM
pr,ipg every description of men, Of every shade Of
opinion; all, however, looking forward to the one
single end ofling the vacant Police Commssionership.
This one idea seems TO have taken entire possession of
certain politicians Of all tie Interested parties; and
with singular unapmily, these men would seem to be
all Of that upforun and muchto-be ped class OF
politicians constantly aspiring but as constantly dir
appointed.
As the Hon. Jacob Cholwell, however, IL credited
with the political power to control the apPonu en %
the vacant place. and as he is personally credited
with entertaining sentiments peculiar to those belong
ing TO the American party, naturally the Americans
ok forward to the selection of American to al tue
vacant Commissionersbp and as consequence 'h'
Americans are most excited about the matter. Au'er
leans are seen button-holipg Americans every cor
FER and down every lane; and wherever Two o' 'aa'
stripe are seen together, the vacant Conmissonesn'P
will be found to engage Their attention.
So great was the pressure upon the Hon. 'aeoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-30
PUBLIC .MEEIZNGS.

MEETING OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
THE REGULAR AND SPECIAL POLICE TO BE PAID.
After several days passed in eectinl efforts to get
a neetr of the Police Commissioners, Mcssre. Nye,
Bowen and Stranahan, only attending the six
members Of the Board met yesterday at No. 80 White
street and within short session Of an hour performed
large amount Of important business.
A few minutes before ten O'Clock Mayors Wood
and Powell a1ived at the Chamber of The Commi-
zion and took their seats They We're followed in
short time by Mr.. Chol@ell who sa'rted the two
magistrates, and remarked that tie absentees fp-
"peared to be the only members present" Mr..
CholwelPs appearance indicated that he has been
suffering from i'll health.
Promptly at 10 o'clock Messrs. Nye, Stranahan and
Bowen entered the chamber, and after good natured
saiutations the Board commenced its session, Gen.
NYg, President pro tom, in the Chair.
The preliminary business of reading and approving
the minutes of the previous meetings having been dis
posed Of, Mayor POWELL offered preaOble and reeo-
lutions written in style OF rhetoric and in hand,
writing that sDacked Of origin in the Office OF
Mayor Wood. The preamble and resolutions are a.
follows:
Whea .pro,del by the 9Th section OF the Act ss.sb.
sentiment "thst prison shall be appointed to
iec the Police who read and write the En-
who ,ha have resided within the said The Me,rogou.
tan Police District during term OF 1--we and preceding
his appointment who sa have ever been convicted OF
crime and providing ths. shall be removed u
from except written charges preferred against him To
the Board Of Police snc after opportunity shs have been
" oheiod him Of being he ard in bis dsepse - and
Wherea IL Is stated By his Honor the Of NewYork
menbr ~ ocio Of bi. Board thar persons have been
pointed to oce In the Metropolitan Police force no have bvn
siet.d OF crime Otherwise obnoxious the Disqualified
tcn herein provided aud that persons have dismissed o
The ent without having had written charges preferred
.sis he md without having had opportunity offered
them being heard in their defense; therefore be it
R.so'od That such been appointed If
any ch removals have been they appointments and
novrl ~ violation OF tic law ard tat h honor the Mayor
be- furnish 10 this Board fact,
may cabe the RoaTd TO dotcrne tue Question: with liz
delay practicable.
Ma, or POWELL moved the adoption of The preamb.e
and resolutions.
Mr. Bowry stated that the matters set forth 10 tbs
pres,s bic and Iesolutions already before tho
COMMITTEE on GcncIal Discipline for investigation
vay hat his Honor Mayor Wood furnish the infJr.
mattn asked for 10 that Couln.tee.,9 1tif l9 aao
Nsyor POWELL accepted the amendment or rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-30
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Bosrd met yesterday afternoon, Hon. dvL'AN
c. VERPLAScK presiding. .
II was resolved that a payment Of IS y cent b
made to the countless amounting to s2479i 81 hsiag
s balance Of amount due for the first three months Of
1855. including the month Of April, 1856. 49,.
The following is the regular weekly statement:
Nls, Of emgrsnts suived 10 July a. 1857. le7 ~
NumIsr Of emisrsnts arrived since 70 July a0s6
date IN TUH
1857. 1885,
No Eliminates In institutions az Wards land. ig1
No. Marine Hospital ................. vi 80
IT,, t.t Tas SIS
Ovesdaft on BAH January J, sSs -
ReceiIts to July q SHoo ~ r. "A
Receipts since to July ~, for commutaton . - -. -
oipssneers 9s"S T"sS =
~. Balance. -
DiburserneEts 90 per previous account 70 ..,.. - -
sundfy xp.dses Of July IS and - 1857. H e>lAS0 y
Baisnse,." "n.s''"s~v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-30

fyypREME ICOChi - a,.s,,.,,. Of ,he 200 ;.
OlroNARn sAL q ". y msxss dsssa.rd Pl.a1a
.Ass. sss ss sS = 3ILMhs 10 yp soa Ns.ry he
ID issi,d. Mcktsps Je.ska me" aae nsTssa, bc,,m
S.t, II. vile Bsind, Mkses Ja;eph
~ .sins ssa nn' ~ ssn S J ,nae. Me-
hchs.n she - Msa- OTTAWA bin wife Charles 6r
k.sa y ks pi,s Daniel Taylor and Nancy be ~
Sss x. s hs'I E R,Se s ssH ~ tya.en Sc
.~. Mary Ain n. wifi william S AID S'nts J,,
Ss ssss csshr.s and Ami a., b.. T i,.. ~ ~ .a
skIbtalh Henry Morrow md Mary hh ,,1ini. In The
Ir,ur AID she N. Wiz james Mckeen ., Ksn Of New.
ss. o. NV n IN, s.,e If Iosiana s'es McK'sn a"s
MAJ, Ros hsv Siiss Nc Ken Ain and JGiete HI.
et,s 1ss K'' Td VIZ MeKeen and Ss,,h bis VIE,
Sss ssK.s u Rus.s the sise , q and SpS Eee. hi. ii
s.e his wife Addison Mek.en R,tsey hi. wife Inc
hss. ssp wrs' .nes R.essIdcn ard RsShc 81,
sfe berry Riessosss ana CaY.is ana Jaa HI. wife,
sne Ao'ssn :, h' ssIb Taph and Alma b VIE Wa,fth
TsrS John L Bufse,. aId An M william Doc aud Mary
May Ellen ia, o s & snd Mary Roe hi, wifi, harr' poe,
n"s 4, Doe md Mary Rec bis VIE Gus 5 ys ii. Wis
Dooh and Jane h p,,;s h WIFE George w Aunis and Lacy
hOIscs nrn, WATSON aud Marea 4 b, wit frn AN
si Los WIi,;i,r Danii Whitfield and Mary Roe his
~" 80 n, ab W L aud Mary Hoe ms "s pe'ehnauss
TO hs bs pdaus af.,e nained; You ar y hch viii
f,Ji The off ee Of the Crk o he City and County 81
syo,s II The City Hail in the City OF New-Yors on the
s,,eph e ojsS A. y ,So1 anu ~ a, ts.r ocs
No 10 ss City Of New York, WITHIN twenty Gays
ser IN. service of'h summons on you exclusive 1a 1
..eh sryce and fail 10 answer the said eopaut
Sir b rive sfrrsad the plaintiffs in this action will Sppy
70 tie Court lief demanded in the compliant
New h''a' 'n' q LEE sMIDT Plaintiffs Attorney,
The compliant In the entitled action was Iled IN the
eft q the Geek The City and County oil Ne" YORK Oh 'e
ke3 iaw6wTh' LEE SMiDI, AVE III r.n''
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CuppFME- COURT.-JAMES NJ. QUIMBY


y Against MARY oATMAN the pefeads1t; fGn Arc
l,.S required to answer the complaint IN ta's
..no, vhc was The Office of tne Clerk OF the City ana
Corn, 81 the 9Th day Of July 1887 aud 10 serve
Of your answer the said complaint as at onr ONCE
No 81 aoway in the City Of New York within westy Days
after The Of this sxen' ys OF ne
az ,ueh service II fail the s,id complaint
within NE aforesaid the plaintiff IL this action VIII sppy
to Court sor the relief d.nisnded in the compliant.
Dsted New York July 9 1877
FIELD 8'SLUYTER. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
As,.~Swgh No. 20 Broadway.
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CUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF CATrA-
- RAUGUs.-Abert G; Dow set William .. Whit 1T,
M6ney-To ISAAC SPEAR and SARAH HiTcHCoCk,
defendants: You are hereby summoned t, answer me
cemps,t Of Al BERT g DOW, plaintiff, which was fled
IN tie Clerks Office Of Caitarsnsus County on the Say
cfJupe 1887 and copy your answer on the ibs
AZ Rspdoph New within twenty days afte The service OF
fls ,up mons excessive OF the day of services and la 70
answer said hereby required the plaintiff W" take
ssan hundred and two dollars and INNS
~ cents from the first day Of June 1871 De-
- 1o.ts@Junr / l,s7 ALEX. SHELDON,
a,Irw7vTb Plaintiffs Attorney.