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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-27

THs Methodist csatsal Adroeate, of Missouri,
comes out in favor of emancipation. The edi-
tor Believes slavery great evil, and would like
toIsSeit got I'D Of tpcaccably.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-27

No hair Is too red, none too rowzy. gray rusty,
bu can be made beautifully black by the
use of wM A. BAToHELoR's HAIR DYE, without the least
injury to the hair or skin. WARRANTED Made sold,
applied ( private roomsl 9sS Broadway New York
Re not deceived as an Injurious Imitation Is abroad See
that each box has VIZ. A. BACHELOR on
Sold BY T. n. LOGAN & CO.,
Ianqe-1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-27

FISISG A JURY-NovEL WAY OF COLLECTING A
DEpT.-The Brooklyn Times says that in the
Eastern District they hayea species oflaw COM
pared with which "Crowner's Quest Law" is
positively respectable and digniAed
ave narrated on Saturday the arrest ola
whole jury of respectable citizens for contempt
of court, because they were not willing to sit up
all night to no purpose, without food and fire.
at the instance OFFS man whom few believe to,
hold legally any judicial authority. 1t appears
that the commitment was made out in so SloVen<
" manner that it was by no means clear whe.
Their the fine intended to be levied was ten dol
lars on each ofthe jury, or on the entire body in
the aggregate. Constable Clinch, to whom was
entrusted the duty of conveying the jurymen
to priSonln case of non-payment, adopted the
latter theory, and offered to release the entire
body on-payment of SO. The constable had
been some time before authorized by Mr. Wer-
neken, paper hanger, to collect dubious bill of
about 10 from Justice Fem, halfofthe amount
ofwhich he was to retain If paid; and the idea
struck him that he might use this as an Offset
bed $40 accordingly, and were discharged; the
constable appropriated s. to himself, and ham
ded the balance of the fine TO Werneken, leaving
the justice receipted bill, instead of $50, the
total amount of fines which he doubtless expec-
ted to get from the jury as salvo to his woun-
ded feelings for the contempt they have evinc-
ed for him and his august court. Truly there's
many slip twixt the cup and the lip"
--Ss~sS-----
RRyRRsED.-The Jewesses in Thessalonica
reverse our accepted laws of Hymen, by purcha-
sing ther husbands, in this way:
Brokers are employedto negotiate marriages.
The father of a tnarriagcahle girl goes to bro
ker, and inquiries what bridegrooms are in mar
ket He chooses one, higher or lower in the
social scale, according to the dover he can If.
ford his daughter, the price he can pay, and
makes an offer Of so much dover. The bride
groom, through the broker, demands more; they
chatter and bargain for weeks, perhaps, and a
bargain is struck. The parties never see each
other till married. The dover is the wite's
only security against divorce. The husband
can divorce her when he chooses, but he must
pay back tle dover, that she may be able to
buy another husband. Mrs. d. was telling a
Jewish girl that we do not require any dowery
il America, s.How then, " said she, in utter as
tonishment, s.do You do when he wants to di-
yorcc your
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at General Request
II HAVE made the following change in my Auction sales

| Il lWlll have
AU OTION SALES
For Ladies' and Gentlemen every SATURDAY MORNING,
tiI1 O'Clock. When will sell SUPERIOR GOODS.
Ny stock, which amounts to $4,000, being entirely
new and well selected.
Those Ladies Gentlemen that cannot attend the Anc
lions, buy from during the week at PRIVATE SALE
Any every article AT AND BELOW COST, being de-
termined to wind up business as quick US possible
All those In OF the greatest bargains had better call,
will SELL In order to close speedily may he, at the
following unprecedented low prices:
SIZE Buttons worth l21Sc cts per dog
Glas Glass :. 1S<e a...--........---- :.
MuslinS beached worth Is per yard
:" 1't 81. 125f cts....,.. 9t61 -
Cambria, cold worth 1Oc ats....-. s%c
paper, 125<c at............-. IL !"
Calleos, except English, AIerrimask and
5Cocheco. "
Coburgs worth Is cts..-...................55 /"
Morinos French worth 81. oG...............In :.
IS e 1.25...............95 +" Is
Plaids all wool Is sI&............60 ("
Muslin De Lains 25 Gts............20 g /"
81 cts............22Ne '
Manchester Gtughams. ....................i III -
skirt Braid ...,.-....--.4 =.
Hs@st ie Il" HsndSereiieis worth Si,o,zs
e a so......s5x
And others in propToportOn.
Withone word will sell all and any OF my goods atand
below cost.
OF Counters Shelving ETC. Said fixtures be removed
before the Seth Of March, the store to be occupied by
'''Y''f' fs''' = ISAAC Prayer, IFS Main Street.
~ Don't forget the Auction sales, every Saturday
morning feb2
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RHEUMATISM, IS YEARS.

Mrs E Baewell of virginia. sunered from Rheuruattsm
from her 18th to her 5O year at times entirely help
less Being wealthy employed the best medical atten-
tIon, and many medicines, cured only by
HANProS's yEoRrABLE TixcTuRE
Sold by T.H.L0GAN & CO.,
reb26-1w-aaw General Agents.
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SHEET MUSIC.

am constantly receiving keep hand large and
choice collection Sheet Music Also Instruction Books
for every kind OF Instruments now in use
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pfauoes Meloleons, straphnes md Accordeons tuned
repaired, all other kinds Instruments generally
- All goods warranted, at this establishment.
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Wheeling High Sobool

THE Subscribers asoeiated themselves for the prr
Wheeling. intention make it In every respect
equal TO the best Academies and High Schools
try Pupils will be prepared to enter class College
to in the active persuits Of M The course OF
studies will embrace the English, Latin Greek French
Principals have had ample experience in teaching in
various Academies. and graduates
Institutions In the United States can furnish satisae
tory testimonials and references.
The Military Feature will he introduced far as to have
daily dr, which will great advantage in civ
rIage.
for the summer vacation the 4h July. notice
VIII be given OF the location OF the school.
Por the present. the Principals be
House, where application be further inorma-
ton. E J.R. JONES,
of the Va. Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. NJ,
Iebzs-d OF Princeton College, N. j..
W. A. EDWARDS BRO,
fe621 corner OF Market and Quincy SITS.
DUCKwHEAT PL0uR-ln Is n sacks. lust received and
u for sale by [feb2fl w. A. EDWARDS BRO. ).
GUGAR CURED HAAls-ln store and for sale by
y feh2l w A. EDWARDS BRO
TREsH lot of currants, just received sale by
fe621 W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
feb21 WA. EDWARDS BRO.
"A teb2l w. a. EDWARDS BRO.
QYE and Old Family Whisky, instore aud for saebJz
IL ie6zl W. a EDWARDS BRO
OswEGo Corn Starch, Just received and for sale BY
MI ACARoNl just received and for sale by
w teh2l ". a. EDWARDS 8 BRO.
Wheeling ssicall..Academy.
- He W. HARDING, Principal.
ME Academy has been removed to the story Of
corner The Spring at The present time
and as the limited number of scholars yet complete
should apply without delay before the ADVANCED
50 tsE as to render f to join them.
Glasses at present In the CLASSICAL higher Mathematical
and common English branches. feb2O-1w
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ll,.l-- RETURNING:
Two Trains irons Pitt.bHrsh each day
The Pittsburgh at e45 4. 81. The seeont
leaves Pittsburgh at 3:00 p. II.
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In connection with above keep stock in
the Western country Of the following goods: Tolns Sio-
Flunaes Flutes, Pes FaSeoles, Carnets,
Drums, In fact keep every article belonging to the
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ALL TRAINS sToP Ar WAY STATIC
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AMOS.
DEATRR IN

N1nsIc aud Musical 4nstrarlent-, CutIer.
and Variety Goods,
NO 1876 MAIN STREET..
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ONNIBUSSES
Connect with the trains to and from wheelingi
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Band. supplied with at short
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AN ACCG1NfNIODAp TRAIc
Leaves Bellar ut 1:su p. NJ, and Bridgeport [OpPos
Yheeling) at $50 i. n. .
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15
The Election i'm Ravemnn.

In Ravenna the majority for Chase. was
o.. The County ticket varied somewhat
from the vote for Chase. Samuel Strawder
had 8 majority over Mr.. Horton, being 100
ahead Of his ticket. This is highly compi-
tnentary to Mr.. Strawder. Such vote cast
by his fellow citizens here al home is a most
emphatic endorsement of his ability ard ac-
quirements as lawyer, ahG his integrity as
Q man.
HIRAM.--The Democracy Of Hiram, did
a most noble days work last Tuesday. The
Republican majority there is only 49. Last
year it was SO. Democratic gain, so.
SHALERsvILLE.--Shale has taken
her place among the permanently Demo-
cratic townships. Her majority for Payne
10 I3.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15

One of the Directors OF the Ravenna
Bank is circulating the statement that the
Senior Editor of the rS-ntincI, in speech at
Sha.ersviIlei reported that "the Ravenna
Branch suspended at / o'clock on satur-
day" We are surprised that any man. pre-
tending areputution FOR candor, should put
such report in circulation.
We said not single ,Uord, that is imput-
ed to us by the Bank Director above alIud-
ed to. We did not even mention the Ra-
VIENNA Branch of the State Bank OF Ohio.
Whether this false and malicious stateme Mt
is circulated for the benefit of the Repub-
Iican Party, or for the benefit of the Raven
ma Bank, we are unable 10 soy:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15
The Election in Portage County
DEMOCRATIC GAIN.

The result Of the election in Portage
County, is better than we anticipated. The
Democracy, though defeated, made most
gallant fight. The ma jority for Chase, is
74o, Democratic gnin, Ill, over Fremont
last year. We have not the official vote
before us, but as nearly as we can learn.
the Townships stand as follows:
Atwater, Republican majority, lo1; Au-
rora, Republican majority, 80; Brimfeld,
Democratic majority, 81; CharIestown, Re-
publican majority, 81; Decrfeld, Republi-
can majority, 5s; Edinburg, Republican
majority, 50; Franklin, Republican, majority,
IL; Freedom, Republican majority, "a; Hi
ram, Republican majority, 40; Mantua,
Republican majority. Is; Nelson, Republi-
can m0jo. ity, 80; Palmyra, Democratic ma
jority, s; Paris, Republican majority, 60;
Randolph, Republican majority, 46; Raven
na, Republican majority, 90; Rootstown Re-
publican majority, b8; Shalersville, Demo-
cratic majority, IS; Streetsborough, Demo-
cratic majority, 10; Sufield, Democratic ma
jority, 81; Windham. Republican majority,
l54.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15

Some three months ago, a man whose
name we refrain from publishing, residing
in Kentucky, some FIVE or six miles south Of
Newport hid occasion to leave home on
business. ard returning after fortnight,
upon inquiry, learned, that she had clipped
with a neighbor, a fellow Whum the hhs.
band had previously suspected of designs to
Invade his domestic peace. The abandon
ed Benedict Immediately travelled in the di-
rection he supposed his wife had taken, and
finally found her in Louisville, living with
hcr mother, without her lover, whS, learn
ing the husband YVES in pursuit, had placed
h,m slf beyond his reach. The husband
wished his erring spouse 10 retDrn to her
own hearthstonc, which she refused posi-
lively to Go. So matters remained until q
few days past, when the hus band learning
that his wife was once mUrp in Newport
with her lover, determined to seek him out
and made various efforts to do SO. On Sat
urday morning, he heard that The betr0yel
of his own und bis wife's honor would cross
the river at certain h ur, and SO Stalioning
Eimse.t near the ferry boat landing, tbG
husband attacked the fellow as soon us Et
passed Gin comp ny with tho eIoped Mad
uneD krocked him down and beat him Sc
vcreIy with a bowlGer. Persons standing
by were about to interfere, but when III,
asSailant told them the man had ruined hi
wife, they permitted him to continue his at
tuck. His appetite for vengeance seemrt
, satisfied when he had reduced the man to
! condition of Inconsistencies. and he LEI
him bleeding on the grounG; no one IL,
tempting to arrest him. The wounded maj
though seriously injured; will probably re
! cover.
The most singular featire Of this olfai
was, that the taltKIeSs wife looked ON dor
| ing the attack upon her lover, with ut r!an
i!esting any emotion. and when the strit
was oyer, took her hu,b,ud's arm; and Walk
ed away as unconcernedIy as if not ha
happened. Women ate queer Creatures
sometimes as much OF an enigmi to me
as they to themselves Gin. Gazette.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15
A BSse and DletestabIe FnTsehood.

On Tuesday morning, there was posted
up at the polls in Ravenna, and we are in
formed in all the other townships, hand
bill charging that the Democrats had print
ed and circulated asplit ticket throughout
the county. The following paragraphs
were found in and formed part Of the cir
eulsr thus posted up:
This is a base forgery--a dirty trick
a fitting finale TO the H. B. PAYNE lying
campaign; a campaign which for bold and
unbiushing falsehood, and unscrupulOus po-
litcal knaverv, is without parallel in the
annals of Ohio.
The Sentinel warned its party friends. in
its issue OF Thursday last, against spurious
Tickets. After such warning, we should
have supposed that the prostitution OF the
| types to the printing of spurious Republican
Ticket would have tlistsred them.--Porta9e
Democrat ErtrG.
We pronounce the foregoing to be q base
aud deliberate falsehood. We charge fur
ther that the men who printed and publish
ed it, kne.o it to be fSl,e before they give it
in circulation. 1t is lie made out Of Who'll e
cloth. There was a split ticket circulated
in the county. having Samuel Strawder's
name instead of j. D. Horizons. 1t was
got up by Republicans, printed in the Refor-
nler Office, and circulated by Republicans.
The editors of the Democrat knew oil these
facts, when they issued their lying circular
That cause must be desperate indeed
which compeIls Its advocates to resort to
snch means as these to secure triumph.
We have no doubt hut Mr.. Horton was
anxious to secure his election. This is all
right; but it is q matter Of the greatest sur
prise that he would consent to allow sech e
circular. to be posted at the polls when he
kne,u that it was feing falsehood. 1t vii
not improve his reputation for honesty and
probity among those who understand it.
The Republicans ought to know and W.
: hope do know, that there was deep an
settled opposition to Mr.. Horton lin thei
i own household. This opposition has mani
i tested itself in many different ways. w
. have no desire TO mingle in their domesti
=" feuds. There is powder magazine unde
their own dwelling. If match is apple
and the whole party is blown to fragments
they may rest assured that it is done b
their own hands and the fault lies at the
own door.
If Mr.. Horton will make inquiry he vi
:. a find that certain "Honorable" cele
" brated for bombast than good sense, went
certain Republicans in Portage county ar
advised them to vote agains! Mr.. Horton.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15

Another di. tinguished American statesmen
and diplomat, one who has occupied with
honor such posts aS are regarded only sec
ond to the Presidency, has passed away
Yesterday tile Hon. Louis McEane died at
his residence in Baltimore, in the seventy.
second year of his age. He was born 10
Smyrna, Kent county, Delaware, May %,
1854, The son of AIIan McEane, distn
gushed revolutionary officer, he materially
aided to support fabric his father helped to
build up.
His public services commenced early. Tn
1898 he was a midshipnBn under Stephen
Decatur on board the frigate PhIade phia
Lelving the navy three years after, at the
desire OF his family, lie went to Newark Col.
lege in his native State. In 1904 he com.
menced the study Of law with james A Bay.
ard, and being admitted to the bar in 1907,
soon earned distinguished position for him.
self. In the second war With Great Britain,
he took up the arms his father used in the
first, anu; volunteering into company com.
pany commanded by CB ar A. Rodney,
tnarclled to the re tef OF Baltimore.
Qniet Being restored, Mr.. M Lanes tai.
ents began to be deeply appreciated. He
ShSC'Su PoiitiNSs uuu III 1olO was eleCleu
the House OF Representatives, and remained
until 1927, when he was chosen By the leg.
isluture as Senator of the United States. -
Jackson appointed him Minister to England
in 1929, and recalled him two yeGrs alter
wards to fl place in his Cabinet as Secre-
tary of the Treasury. In 1888 he became
Secretary OF State, and in the following year
sought retirement, from which however, the
voice of the people called him on some spe-
cial occasions.
During the financial crisis of 1897, he was
prevailed upon to accept the presidency Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which he
did until l847.
President Polk requested his aid an Minis
ter to England during the negotiations on
| the Oregon question; after which he return
cd to Maryland, and took no very prominent
action in any national affairs.
Louis McLanc was an able and honored
statesman, and the character and fame of the
great men he acted with, not less than his
own worthy and judicious achievements, will
keep his name bright on the roll of illustri.
Gus Americans.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15
The STATE Election.

We have delayed issuing the Sentinel for
over twenty-fdur hours, in hope of getting
feliGble returns in regard to the result of
the State election. We sre as yet howev-
er unable to speak with absolute certainty
as to the result for Governor. According
10 present indications, Payne is elected by
a small majority. The contest is very close
and we may be compelled to whit for the
cficisl count, before the result is accurate
ly known. In Portage CO. there is DEM
ocrstic gnin Of Ill. In 'Cuyahoga county
Democratic gain about 500. In Lorain,
500; In Medina county large Democratic
gain; Trumbull county Demo cratic gOin re.
ported 200; Mahoning county handsome
Democratic majority. The Whole Demo
cratic gain on the Reserve over Fremont, is
estimated at $500. Stark county has
gone Democratic - D Democratic gain ovel
900. Wayne, Ashlard, Richland, Cruw-
ford, Seneca, Franklin and Licking Demo
cratic by handsome majority.
In SO counties, the Democrats have gain.
cd ls,go9. Tbirty-fve counties to hear from
The whole majority to be overcome by tn
Democracy is little less than 1900.
in the 35 counties to hear from, Payne shout
gain 5000 votes, his election is sure. A
It is, the present probability is strongly i
his favor
The Legislature is unquestionably Demo
cratic. We are therefore certain Of Demo
cratic victory, so far 1s the General Assem-
bly, is concerned, and probably upon Cover
nor.
The Democracy OF Ohio, have made
noble and gallant fight, Their permaner
ascendency in the State, is now rendered Ger
tain,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15
Connecticut 0. K.

DRMocRArIc VICTORIES ALL OVER THE UNION.
Township Elections in Connecticut took
place on Monday last, and the Democrats
seem to have made clean sweep.
The Middletown Sentinel gives results
from several towns, adding that "they pre-.
sent thus far an unbroksn series of demo-
cratic triumphs. and yet achieved, without
any extra efforts on the part Of our friends.
These results indicate in the most unmistak-
able manner how strongly the popular cur.
rent 10 running towards democracy, and how
fast the fortunes Of the pie.bald opposition
are ebbi0g. The tsober second thought oi
tho people, has every where, even on the
borders Of the far Poetic, approved the yer.
dict given in November last. One more ef-
fort, friends! and Connecticut will inevita.
BY be Fsscved from Black Republican mis-.
1uIe."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15
Arizona.

The journal of Commerce publishes some
interesting statistics concerning this new
Territory, and says that "the recent estab-
lishment of the Overland Mail route to Cali.
fornia, along the thirty parallel of lati.
tude, which divides this Territory nearly
in halves, the extensive emigration into it,
It's greut mineral resources, its present dis
tracted condition, and the petition of it's in
habitants for separate Territorial govern,
ment, together with the probably early action
of Congress in view Of these facts, invest the
subject with more than usual interest. We
learn that much evidence relating to the Con.
dition and wants Of Arizona, has been laid
before tho Secretary of State by Lieuten.
ant Maury, and that the Administration will
recommend to Congress to legislation in its
behalf"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15
STORM AND WREcGs on LAKE SUPERIOR,

STORM AND WREcHs on LAKE SUPERIOR.
--latest advices in 'orm US that disastroos
storm had prevailed on the Lake on the 10Th
and 18th inst, strong gale blowing from
the northeast. The steamer Illinois, which
was at Marquette at the time, had to leave
and take refuge in L'Anse Bay. The Gov,
eminent schooner L0mplighter, noticed in
our last, is believed to be a total loss. The
little steamer James Carson, pounded so on
the dock at Superior that she sunk in elev
en- feet of water. She cannot be got up for
less than about $500, and as her hull is too
frat! to be rebuilt, it will probably be ab1n.
doned, and her engines, boilers, &c, taken
out. 1t is severe loss, both to her owner
and to her people there, as 1t was the only
serviceable steamer in the Bay.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15

Strange stories h We been nlJ"t for some
days in relation to The military academy at
West Point. No tuii report OF the ercum
st nccs has ye, bcrn ,j.ide pnbi,; but il is
p,pul riy bruited that duHl5 haze lIteIy t.,
ken place, as well between IL . o,esS yrs
as between tho NJ Ms. p@d Il, the di ci-
pllue o lhA ias ''ni, n has G"rn notua,,
disturbed Th'rr i re,sou /, Tear ii t!ie
founda ion jor the-e stJr''3 ia worthy OF re.
lance.
Und>r the circumstances. Considering the
immense importance pt the maintenance ot
strict dlscip inc at West Poin, and the pos
sible consequences it that intitut n were
to become d organic d as some simlInr in
stitutiuns on the continent OF Europe have
lately become, we cope th1t The government
will lose iio time in instItutng The mos
thorough inquiry into tie cir umstanrea.
and in applying "h1tegcr 'enedy the exist
Ing evil mny require New York Herald.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-15

New YORK, Oct 13.-The steamer Fin.
pre City, hence for Fall River, strhck on
the rocks off He'll Gate, list evening, during
a dense fog All her passengers, including
one hundred and fifty Indies, we're saved.
The steamer WIS not suok, as was gener-
ally supposed; she was pumped dry BY her
eWn putnps, before eleven O'clock last night.
she feached the ftjot Of 9Th Street, where
every passenger was landed seiely. Her
baggage and freight were unnjnred. The
boat will 60 on the dry dock to-day, a6d be
thoroughly repaired.