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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-12

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we.i tDli IA poRrEKs Sy'yIi II tho I'n~s.
ssoas IL ~lA. z,sa sosne q; tho y Y W
81 ths olS.n fius-s vsrs rn>is faiors.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-12

.ras % 49, tsl~sss sr-- ~
The s,lioNsinz Jori..ss Of a isiier sAiTs>--
II 20 Gov Nciias 4 Mississippi. !. rally
rsIrhing, and we ihiak ID. hoSu ea'naied
~ ourhi 10 h~ granted by shse IS--isla;ar
!t'-rs + = history o'snDsc1,d nth q w pro
.,.se "a rciSssrse. which amy aos b. aa.s-
j.Frsf.rg 90 nar rzsi-fs
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sriter vooth ssss n q ;5rst aaAss. as,i si,srl
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asa v Tucsfr va e,,rtei f'osp-Dor a
v sdss tn Eisi.s,,! -,4nfTiG TryS--
ar- ansi ins ~Acts s,tass isrsei--all icrs
..-ra.. iriu1alAAu'iy 8 rl,o-n " To
...ts ~ raloh ils.y hal ls,l nssra rss's-i -
- sssnisa' party,
',.avss %, ySsfz ta>1 a fssr~ thar
-i.aafv ability. ard morr than 0sisrsary
matt lie was Arrogant an Es7Ssrl .Is-s
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sa-sisnS sirs.saf y@sISsssAy AMI yixo~.as.y -
tie aIss,st-ou 80 - ,he raaitrsz sb-rIp
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-12

urr n,rt,etuallv s,xpalfd Ia connt,.tion will
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'''''t. NV N''s w
Mf>'h Wf"ie hsHt to iu'S tTower' t'"h''
the magnetic power which h. cxcrtel uvsd
the companlons of his cn,crpris, winnin,
MAJ, ,'.,.,,,,,I, ,,,ssh,,,, .,,l .,.Li,,.
w" '''''"'" "'"V,'' "'' "s~"'
nt'isfi' c"h,"r ~ iirht AMI encouragement
amid the darkest mnmenu d the Tor
lorn hoir IN the Arctic s.Wx Whsssycl
,h, .,,.',d,f,,. ,s,.,,,,s or L;s ,.e;io,,. ,ny,s
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r~ef,tativa einhoiy the testimony In earl
...,. AMI ,,o..l,,l, x,,b ,h, c,,L,.. ;,,
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lutimr; IN the cass, IL Gu.psHr
"s"rs" isn' "n' y .uben, mr'nbef q
; i, r,,a,s,, ~ o,ac,,,s ~. $500" S af ,a.a
~, ,s,oa or ON thl"ath ,he prs'sn, Congress. f",
beck Of said rrir,si, M Pension and koan,y
Iam,,, i,ana w 70 a ooh-.,..s''oa n,.,, wnen .s,a
sum NJ motley 90, ii an appropriation for thai
puyoo..
F' .s.,,, r.., ,;aLs, a,s ,.., IA. ,o.. n,
the lows LAID I,al, pendins hrrr,ofor. before
si.ilna d seven square mlis. @ ard. aud .sae
stock s''sn er 70 be s'sea t. hi,n
Hfs~rfa, fhs' 'iiesft he iorihsl'h expelled
Hv" 'hs House.
The !yllox iuo 4, tL,, r,,..,lut,ou IN ihe rnsc
,u -.
+" "Ei'h' :" A"sun.t''nt
Rs,s,,d Thai Nm. "A. N.l,a iiJ ,.,, u.ll,
combin. ~ul Wa, a, Gilbert. a member II
this ucns~ from New York. 10 procure tho
passage nf A.. retaliation OF hill tbsopQL the
liou.e io' 'bs purchase Of csr'",s s:p'es d
for none, 10 bs psii ihs .ad Giibsrt on il.
ra..ase' INST WIN ~, " M "siss a,a s.sn'a ~ "
rsp.rss 's,.s.bly on tho oi.im II Ils,ans
n'sa 'n.. g.a M s.'"','S 30 a"'snd M,s ~"
membsl oI ,bi, House, i,em oounee,ical, be
' a.. s""" : rt"'' Nv "''" w, ~ '''' 49,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-12

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tsi. b. faWsss.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-12

Rfs@rtd, That Nm. v. W.l.h did cnttapti)
combine witt Wa. A. Gilbert, u member II
this Hensr from New York. 10 procure tho
passage {" a fessin,ion OF bill fLsongh the
liouse fpt the purchase o cer,sis copies u
''rrlplsti ou Pension AID uoanty Land Laws.
inf money 10 bt pail the laid Gilbert On ns
passage. that VIM ". wsleb did attempt II,
pIoenf" mo"sy ttom James u swre,wy, fo'
fepsrsR s.sabiy os tho oiaim af Ilossna
k,mbali ityla III. committee ~ Iavaiid Pra
stnn. st hi. Congress that VIM. " wrish, 4
member u tbis iios~., f,om touaee e,icat. be
forthwith expelled from the ilouae.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-12

Gcu. CAss has recently written lettes In
rfernce TO the ~ Clair flsts, Il b ~
followsi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09

HRIsKEIsTs g sWzEARINGRN
Have nov FeeeiI e. athelF entire SECOND STOCK or
u SPRING SUMMER GOODS recently selected "a
New York ey Sl1ple md treH ne NEST recent
here 20 eS the Rttepop buyeF6 to their extnV6 stock
Of Dress ao0as aud which IN variety and
beauty Of style With prices, cannot Be
exeeled. Fher stosk Staple ana Goods IS lTsese
very eomplets, ssAsf ~ st7 = ssl9ls27-I
We have nov opened beaptfal assortment 81 spfine
md Summer Qret8 GnQd1. eon8istilg o. ~
BIeh Rlnuneed GFspadines,
R1yAdeFe E1Ouneed sBeFeReE.
Rlyaaefe bounced EIlks,
Sud Sd and RiotfnSed. urElndfei
-les lls6LsLL rs sAHINGElS.
14lUE NAVY ORPes--A l1 . 0TSizs1ls %
I'D hne Nllk cover i6pisl 8 m Ii1RpTR 4 SCSf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09

MIS- CuNMxeuAus BExKr1r.--The numerous
friends and admirers of this lady, will recollect
that this is the evening set apart for her benefit
We trust it may be, indeed, 0engft, and we
believe it will be, from all that we are able to
learn. Mrs C. has made many friends during
her engagement at the AtIlenanm, aud this will
be a very proper occasion for its manifestation.
The attractions offered this evening ought to gil
the house to its utmost capacity Examine the
bill, and then make up your mind to she on
hand," to see who gets the silver cup.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
flor the 1ntellIvepcerl

Bind LET LoosE.-On the morning of the 9th
of May, while two swallows were flying merrily
about, in the garden of DIR. HiIdreth, on Monroe
St, one of them few into the window of one Of
the rooms of the Jail, adjoining the garden. The
window was closed, and for few moments
''hirdie" was prisoner t0ithOut bail Her mate
immediately alighted on the garden gate and
exhibited every symptom of intense agony, ,nn-
I'll the release of the tiny prisoner, when both
flew away, merrily chattering forth their exces.
sive joy at the event.
Go forth little rover, go forth 10 the sun,
Thy hfe IL soon over, thy journey soon run;
viii not detain thee, tho lovely thou art,
And thy presence would aOlAee this sOrToWul heart
see that thy lover noW perch'd on the gate,
IN anguish will hover near the home Of his mate.
Then 20, little rover, away TO thy nest,
Aud on Its so:t bOSOm In happiness rest.
know that his hearts bsst affections will tWine,
Around tSy sweet Image, In shahe and In shine;
And the Toy that now beams In his bright flashing eye
u deserted by thee, would soon lnnEuiSh and die.
u nser since NGy Rect hGS 0NeS bOGod tOEaG0Od,
Woald cetter with bondage one creature Of God.
Go forth, them and SPORT In the SUMS gentle beam,
FGr thy home ts the sunshine, thy life Il dream.
WAtchd thy bright Wings they bore thee on high,
var, far DER the mountain toward the blue sky;
And Stgrd as clOnd shut thee out from my view,
Thus fade onr fond hopes like the mOrns early dew !!
Hut soon may fOllOU, on loves golden wing,
NJ oEn gentle swallow, my beautiful thing.
And oh, may thy visit hRrblnEee be,
Oi bright day that's daWnlng With freedom for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
THE INTELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 0, 1857.
no TIE PURLEO.

wehsye tht' day sold to Nes.rs, Campbell MeDermo.
besp.sre Integepeeroee weresIrn sincere thanks
to patrons tie many acts Of klndnesWs have re.
eeived their cordially commend successors
tOthernOtee. wedoubtnOt they win bsiound prompt
and attentive to every department Of busness, and viii
ueevey effort deserve the patronage Of the community
Oar accounts will the 18Th Instant and hope our
rtend, win in speedily closing up outstanding
accounts.
pnsae and Mr. Beatty vim be found at the Oee for that
pur7oas. BEATTY co.
wheeling, Oct. Sui, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
New Arrangement.

WOULD announce The Tor f5aieTr p.yiSl
n oe naInes have been 70 a. from,
eQe tlst 80 are nov FeceIting 6ad Pefjodf
Gals Bel would Request those a6v FtfTrsd
=. e 81 g strset nay Whaling dAoonilus
pese eVise that maj not JOI.
ger their copies. We have Just received cas- Of
seeant elay also 1te iieatiOns; Mn
9sAts WtkE Everything in the Book and
9t9astg ls can be had AZ te 't(heap Book stors M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
FROM MAsIllNeroN

MAY s.-The Cabinet to-day, we're almost
exclusively occupied with Kansas affairs, Walk
er being present several hours. He will take
the oatliof Office as Governor here, before lenY.
ing for Kansas on Monday or Tuesday. The
official and private accounts daily incurred, in
duce both him aud decentralization tn believe
to the adjustment of present difficulties in that
Territory.
Murphy, who recently had difficulty with
Sickles, has been removed from the Brooklyn
Navy Yard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
RIvER NEwa.-RIyer q de- 8 inches

RIVER NEws-River 81 feet inches
Observation-Disclosures, Joseph Conn, Forest
City, and Argyle, from Pittsburgh. Jane Frank
lin, from Parkersburg. Convoy, from steuben-
willie
departures Rochester, and Joseph Conn, to
Cincinnati Forest City, to Pittsburgh Ar
gyle, I" New Orleans. Jane franklin, to Par
keFs6nrg. Henry A. Jones, to Hanging Rock.
Convoy, to StepbenvilIe. Nebraska, to Snnfsh.
n, The Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday says =
Inc hanaEha is reported to be higher than It
mas been known for the last four years. The
o'hef streams arc still pouring out, but not so
heavily as they were day OF two since. We
nave not heard Ofthere having been much dam
age done along the river by the rise of water,
except at the mouth ofthe Miami. where several
Ea!tS broke loose and were torn to pieces floating
shingles, laths, &c. in every direction. The
weather yesterday was delightful. On the limit
cd landing alluded to yesterday, there was but
little doing-there not being over five hundred
tons handled during the day ON all the steamers
The tonnage in port is quite heavy. Freights
were unchanged yesterday In quotations, but
remain firm
s@We learn from Mr.. 81. Baily, of this city, who
Is direct from st Paul, that when the ice broke
up IN Lake Pepin, several steamers yenturedit to
pass for st. Paul. When about ten miles up,
Ihe wind shifted, and blowing the ice from the
eastern side of the Lake, down upon the steam
eFs, and several of them were crushed aud sunk
6Srnong them he names the Falls City, St Groix,
Courier and Arcola. II was also rnmored that
the Rescue, (the same vessel that hutteCl an
against the Rock Island Bridge, some time since.
ana was materially damaged,) was also cut
SOWn. Mr.. Baily estimates tho loss of these
SOals, with their cargoes, at over over one hun.
'aFed and fifty thousand dollars The insurance.
On INC boats he understood ia 1na ahnnk fSIyns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09

CoHREcrIoN-onr compositOr made serious
error in the report of the proceedings of the
County Court, in our issue of yesterday As
We wrote it, it would have read that the Court
had ordered an election of justice to be held in
the LIST District, in the place of A. c. Slarling,
Esq, in Sd District, in the place of VIM.
Gregg, Esq, and in the sth District, in the place
of c. S Lombdin, Esq. An election of consta-
bic is ordered in the 4th as well as the Sd Dis
t,iet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
Ines and Brandy.


American Wines and BRANDY.
= .Qaefta nj 6rGads and 2ttHe'Si ISIdHd 6rl1lIs
SPAkkl1NGCArAYHAsz Quarts and pints. The rival
/ ~ of French Champlgne.
STILL cAEAWBA, Corresponding to German Hook
Strictly pure; for medical purposes uurivaIisa.
r. DIRECTIONS.
Keep the Wines in ortsontdi osito, and In cellar
e an even Temperature.
In cold SCedther the SPARKLING WINES should be Kent
for three days before using in ROOM or at the tenn
Pefatnfe o. about dsSrees 90 that the Wines well
Ice should never be used In SPARKLING CATAWBA
WINES for Il Injuries their favor and uteE
the thus Destroying ther eharaEssr The Wines are
too sensitive to bear Ice.
"a In Offering Lhe above Wines to the notice Of the
American public We desire to assure all persona Who may
ppFehase them they the strictly PURR JUICE OF T
CAfAWBA GRAPE free from and every aduter
Atom and NO alcohol which results
from The natural process OF fermentation.
The sPARkLING CATAWBA % not made 70 ISfFATE any
foreign article Whatever but it Just what Il
iA represented, American SVnrlslIu Wine. 0S
champagne Is FRENCH "Sparking Wine" Here the re-.
eense9 as the American Grape s fnF rich
and 10 s haHor II aesa delicious wine. The
ment. s,S5
The STILL WINE is highly esteemed by Medical men as
most admirable tonic for tnvalts SkoRARSFAL
purpose L y wholly unexcept tonabIe.
Tie BRANDY made from The CataWba Grape differs in
material degree from Ordit French Brandy couFSe
but at the time possesses ali those auntIes which
should superior article OF kind and when
desired 70 have strictly pure Brandy
0'9 Per P PUT 1t cannot be over G7ti@6ssd
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, va,
&PI-u66 .lis-5= 5iaF7a CENTRAL AoEETS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
MURDERED.

dayton, o., May s.--A German Blacksmith
named Henry Salthouse, was murdered last night
at a Grocery kept by Phillip Wall. Hewas set
upon by four other Germans, dragged out of the
The names of the murderers are, Geo. Fisher,
John Father, Martin Ludwick, and Peter Lenk
This makes the second murder in Dayton this
week, and strange to say the victims in both
cases were blackslniths. The murderers have
been arrested and arenow in Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09

ARRESTED FoR PAssMo CouxTBnrEIr MoNEEr.
AN individual was arrested in GAINESVILLE, on
Wednesday last, for passing counterfeit money
on the Hatter's Bank Of Connecticut. Squire
Adams, after nm examination, bound him over
in the sum of $500. The case being brought
before Judge Marsh, on Thursday morning, the
amount of bail was increased to 81 1000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
SPRING STYIIEE OF HArrS.
PATENT FLBxIBLR BAND
Grent lunpreven.enli 81 alIIs IEats.

Great Improvement in silk Hats.
FHlS Improvement consists OF combination OF prinCi-
a. son and pleasant to The head E Hat without In
jury to Its durability This has long desider
Ing this object which combines the sointss of the Felt Hat
beauty and dreSSy appearance OF the SILK HAT and
from Its yielding nature readily conforms the shape
Tie he9di thus avoiding in very great measure The trou
BILE and Inconvenience of conforming and Baping,
principle Of the eOntOratueris embodied the improve
if1s-si
We have the Bebee Oakord other most fashionable
Eastern styles Of hatSsA 8. D. HARPER SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
!; New Yorl, pTnrke1.

NEw YoRE, May s.-The Flour market 10 now excited;
S1es 5tls State advanced 2Oa26e sales at $500
65 sales Of Southern at $I97b0 Whest b6eynnt 5000
RSSH s 9, sSidi White advances ssc sales e ST.
yaneed 1920; sales At s4SS5 Provisions steady Ness
Pork pnsettled; 500 bbls sold ut $238592SbO whisky
Money market hTm Sterling exchange firm. Stocks rmer
Ers eSsHi Cleveland Toledo 6GS; Cleveland Pitts
burEh 494E MWnukie %; Chicago Rock Island 9B; Ii-
SoT Central g: 20 bonds 99Jf; Aeleah southern y.
Central sou Penn Coal Co e3; Reading Missouri
6GS8H; Mississippi 12 Cev Col. Gin. lN4; VirRnia SO
Canton 2S Cumberland Coal Go. H. Sterling Exchange
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
FROM NEW ORLEANS,

MAY7.-A meeting of citizens is to be held
this evening for the relief of Lockridge's men,
who arrived here by the Tartar Five hundred
dollars was advanced by Capt Dunlap, of the
Tartar, to pay their passage to the city, whichis
to berepaid to him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
DTVORCE CASE

BosroS, May s.-The Dalton divorce case was
given to the jury this evening 1t is doubtful
whether they will agree upon verdict before
tomorrow. Judge Murrick, who is in i'll health,
tainted at the close Of his charge and was car
ried from the Court House by the Sheriff and
others. He soon revived but evidently greatly
prostrated by protracted trial and the atmos-
phere Of crowded Court room |
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09

WW VIII p bu.. 81, OOs1 q e
Barley. ,ON9l is
0ats..........T ...........4N
0OFn ''''';;I:$,......'..'.oV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
FIRE

s RICHMOND, May 8.-The Drug store Of Bennett,
Beers q Fisher, was destroyed by fire this morn
sured 500, 600 in Richmond offices. The build.
ing was damaged to the amount of s., 900, which
was covered by insurance. portion of the
goods were saved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09
New YoFk Advertisementg.

49, FROM
AdVeHiGhg and Corresponding Office, No &c., Broadway,
New York. ~
fIIGf1lY IMPORTANT TO
REOWlRERERNs EEQUOR H1RlkCIHANTBa
AND WEIOLESsGI5RG TS0OERS.
DR.. FEGCHTWANGER'S
FLAYoRIN6sl 10 PRODUCE At A BIoMENTs MOTOR
EVERY DESIREDLIQUoR
Tie undersigned has lately made great improvements IN
sg9s q and @ FsqairyV the addition
oSe s ~ q AZ RsSS 9s SSsh p
maes and ST oroix Run, onoueaheIa Bourbon Irish and
a. Rse. hS e aa sFaP
ssgTs, no sS but a edition q good srrt say 81
EsS5e ss s S Ts 4 and shs
Essencel OF every LIQUOR FxtFHet Of Cognae H. Of
which produces 2OO gallons Of CosnRe.
BE- Iaade with hut sriains sxpese :
The price ~ FavDrnRs extremely moderate, Ill
DR. LEWIS PEucHrwANGER,
d. nj as zssals KS & 4ff
N0s lab NaNtden alnue, New Work,
Sole Agent for Godfrey's celebrated Cordial Btters
and Gin. ap2S-Gnd&w
Great and Unusual Inducements
TTNWENrY-F1NE PER GENT. DISCOUNT IN FIRST
class ensraYinss WIN be made until further nocu
ALL CASH PURCHASES OF
LooK1SG.GLAssEs, PICTURE FRAMES. IS
'ENGRAVINtiS, ARTISTS MATERIALS, &c., &c.
at the Lowest MARKET PRICES a,, Ss prviIa Of
Selecting said deduction from inlmrns Stock and great
yRTirty Of
GIVEN TO Ehoi 4 p .5I ~
In eur LoORlNG.GLASS DEPARTMENT may, be hsd
every variety Of Pier WANL and MANTLE MRRoRS, POR-
fhAtr and PICTURE FRANEs, CORNckS BASES, &c,
own exclusive manniagturs from choice and original de-
In our PINE ART DEPARTMENT. will be found first
class Impressions OF AL the Finest European EnRraYiDgs
In oqr. ARTISTs' MATERIAL DEPARTMENT viii be
found of superior quality only every renuEts for the
Artist, Amateur, or Pupil. = 2
The usual discount to the Trade and Schools. orders by
letter carefully lled packed with the utmost care
To the economist aud all DESTROYS obtaining sup riSr
quality articles at moderate prices the above presents
equal advantages
WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS CO.,
apLA-ona-a&W 1853 BroadWHyI New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09

TuE PANoRANA OF ITsLr is still to be seen at
Washington Hall. 1t is well worthy visit,
and we advise those who have not yet witnessed
the wonders and beanties presented in this ex-
hibition, TO do so at once An opportunity will
presented this afternoon, and also in the even
ing.
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AHoTuER REvoLUT1oNAnY SoID1ER CONE
Roswell Beach, in the 1O8dy year of his age, died
at his residence in Washington township, Bel
mont county, o., on the LIST inst The deceased
was soldier of the Revolution, and was enga-
ged in several of the battles of that war.
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THE WILSON MURDER CAsE,-charlotte Jones,
Henry Fife and Monroe Stewart charged with
the murder of the Wilson's, had final hearing
on Thursday Afternoon. Five witnesses were
examined, but nothing new or important was
elected. The parties were committed for trial.
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SENTENCED.

HoLI1DAYsBuRo, Pa, May S.-McKim. con-
victed of the murder Of Norcross, was sentenced
to be hung, this morning. He strongly protes-
ted before the court, his. innocence and asserted
that his conviction had been produced unfairly
and by perjury.
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TENIPERANCE LECTURE.

7 I'M l9LNtN4 y Y y III y = y ? We
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TURN OUT-HENRK
CHANCE, the buckeye Broad.Axe." viii lecture on
Temperance at the Chapne ST. 81 F. Church, evening,
May 9tb, viii the line he viShes Profes-
SiOna Men we'll others, be present., and the
chips Hy; and the Politicians may learn something
their interest, they subject
discussed. mye-1t
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EnR MAJ

The gem of the Monthlis.-aRAHAM's ILLUSTRATED
MAGAZISE-eOnta!ns splendid Steel EuEravng,, beautiful
cOOred steel Fashions all kinds of Needle
work. For sale w A. MONEYS Literary DepOt, oppO-
Bank, Wheeling, Va. An 1.-The Month
lies and rare Weekly papers can be had here. my4-1W
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The SUR CARPsSrrns of Cincinnati, arestillo on
strike, and demand of their employers 50 so,
or refuse to work. The employers refuse toac-
cede to their demand.
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sRnl1TTnOre TTnrlte1

~ 900 bushels white prime red 6s Corn
1000 bushels white IS974o; yellow T616 closing
sloSss SE@ g QS for shoudsrs 12o sides
dsEs Oaf for sides and hNlns. LardKss isSf
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RTyERA AVN wEATuER

PtTTsBuRaH, May s-River IS feet, filling
Weather clear and, pleasant
g CINCINNATI, May Weather fine and warm.
ST. Louis, May s-The Mississippi River is
swelling slightly, all the way. down from Lake
Pepin. The Missouri and Illinois are falling
Weather clear and cloudy, with considerable
wind.
s LoulsyIL1.E, May s.--Riyer rising; 0 1t2 feet
EvASsynLE, May S.-Fanny Bullitt, Gul6h
Hastings, Great West, j; a. Tweed and Glen
dale passed up. Defender, Baltic, Gazette and
r. G. Wood passed down. The Union left for
Green River. Statesman arrived from Louis.
vile and left for the same place. River still
rising rapidly,
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a PEEsox answering the description of Will
liams, one of the murderers of White, passed
through Wellsburg few days since. He had
small bundle and was doing some fast walking.
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PHLApEIPHLS May s-Plour active; 800 bbls at 81
Ior s9PeIhne aEd $L91I6 for extra and extra family
Rye Flour hFn lat $25. Cornmeal advanced to $944-
s0Hes feEEs S sSgy and sells freely for
has again adVAlced Sci sales yellow white
q sc Oats demand at 40c In Groceries more