Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-29
THE INTEL.LIGRNGER.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY %, 1861.
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FRIDAY MORNING. MAY %, l857.
TO THE PUBLTO.
wehave :his day sold to Msulrs Campbell Z Msey,o,
ONCE. Wereturn our thank,
70 patrons for tie many OF Kindness We have re
seived their hands and cordially commend our
tOthelrpotIee. WsdOubtnOttey win ever Be found prop
and attentive to every department Of business and VII
every EFFORT to deserve the patronage Of
Our accounts will The 18Th Instant and We hone ON
snd' Ei aid as in speedily closing up our out.Sandpr
iee,unts
The business of the be settled by either Of IN
Pa'a''' and Mr. Beatty win be found Al the once for tina
wheeling. Oct, s,h. 1856 tti : w.
We request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clocl
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser
ton in the morning following. The crowd o
night work renders it necessary.
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HEAVY MAIL RoBBERY.-T Three of the larges
mails passing over the Illinois Central Railroat
were stolen at NATION station, Illinois, some
days since. The bags we're carried n mile and
Tiied, and then thrown into the well of ths
Illinois Central Co., where they evidently had
been for eight or ten days. Way bills were
found to show that at least 4OOletters had been
stolen.
The WRoNG MAN.-Tuesiay evening, a col
ored individual residing in Hayti informed Col
Byers, in very cautious manner, that man he
believed to Jim Williams was then Mt his house
The Colonel, not doubling the correctness of the
information, and being exceedingly anxious to
apPrehend the alleged murderer, FASTENED to the
residence of the darkey, and had the supreme
satisfaction of clapping his eyes aud hands upon
AN Irish gentleman - Ydsh. Es
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TilE three men, GipsOn, Barber, and Watson.
charged with the murder of the German pedlar
near Troy, Illinois, were convicted, last Satur-
day, the jury returning a verdict of 'sguilty. .
after an absence of forty minutes. The prise
ners' counsel moved for new trial, which was
granted-a circumstance which re.aroused the
indignation of the Germans who had composed
the mob of few days before. Another attempt
on the jail was apprchended.
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Mas. Nancy NJ. WuiTE, widow of Samuel II.
White, the man who was recently murdered in
CHARTERS township, Washington county, is, VIC
learn from the Examiner, confined to her bed
by sickness, at the residence of her father, near
Hickory. Her recovery is considered very
doubtful We understand that her indsposition
has been caused by her arrest, some time since.
on the charge of killing her husband.
Tue CLERGY AND ToBAcco.-The Trustees of
the I'd Presbyterian Church at Cleveland, in
which the General Assembly of the Presbytc-
rians was held, addressed to that body commu-
nication, urging the members of it to abstain
from the use of tobacco during the session. A
number of families who were DESTROYS of enter
tanning Clergymen, united in the request
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BANE OF GosPonT.-A new Bank, under the
above title, has been organized at Gosport
Owen county, Ind, with a cash capital of $780,
600. The officers arc w. D. Alexander, Presi-
dent, aud L. N. Hays, Cashier. They made
their first deposit with the Treasurer of the
State on "Wednesday, amounting to $4,000.
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ToBAcco.-The Fredericksburg Herald says:
There viii be an immense increase of land in
tobacco this year, as compared with any year for
the !asttifty in this section of Virginia. Here
tofore but few farmers engaged it. This year but
few will be out Of it
SENTENCE OF DR. BEIGLER-Judge Clinton
of the Court of Oyer and Tcrminer at Buffalo
New York, on Monday, sentenced DIR. Biegler
to be imprisoned at hard labor, in the State pri.
son at Auburn, for the term of seven years.
The prisoner had been convicted of causing the
death of Amelia MUIR and child by criminal
practices, too indecent for publication.
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FoREIGN BANK NorEs IN PENNSYLVANIA
The Legislature of Pennsylvania at its recent
session passed law prohibiting private bankers
or brokers holding licenses from the State from
paying out bank notes of other States in the
purchase or discount of any bill of exchange,
prOmisory note or other negotiable paper. The
law is to take ELECTION the first of July, and its
viOlationis to be punished by fine and imprison-
ment 1t cannot hiL:we should think, of rid
ding the State of deprecated currency
TnE LADIES CAsED IN BRAss.-Most of the
brass mills in Connecticut are busy preparing
thebrass hoops which ladies' wear in their skirts.
The winsted Herald says that the new brass
mill Plymouth is engaged upon an order for
1000 pounds of these strips of brass; and tina.
an average of zoo pounds daily is sent to New
York by Railroad The Waterbury Mills are
also by,er mi.