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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
Later From Washinston Territory.

A gentleman in this city received letter yes
terday from Washington Territory, under date Of
Jan. 9th, from which we extract as follows:
ga Territorial Republican Convention was
held on tbs 2lst at Olympia. 1t was well attend
ed and was addressed BY FIVE of the nine mem
bers Of the Council. and by several of the Repub-
lican members of the House of Reps. "A cam.
paign Republican paper will be started on the lst
Of April at Stillacoom, on Puget's Sound. = =
A bill which recognized the Kansas Nebraska bill
and approved it as the law of this Territory, was
recently defeated in the legislature"
He speaks confidently of electing Republi.
can Delegate to Congress this summer. In ref.
erenoe to Internal Progress, he says that in the
last Legislature Ga bill Incorporating the Pacific
Railroad Company to build Railroad from Pu.
gets Sound to the Eastern line of the Territory
thence either to Minnesota or Nebraska, at the
option Of the Company, was passed.''
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

ca A gentleman from Anoka informs US that
large number of buildings are now in process
of erection in that town, and that seventy five
or hundred will certainly be completed by Au-
tumn. E. P. Shaw, Esq, is erecting a Dry
Goods and Grocery store 4Ox49 feet. and two
stories high, the second floor to be occupied by
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

~ We learn that Hon. O. G. Washburne, the
Republican Representative in Congress from the
Western District Of Wisconsin, is stopping at the
Fuller House in this city.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

-GE Public gratitude is due to Mr.. Terry of the
T: o. for his unremitting exertions to clear the
river by rolling s"'huge round stones" down the
bank upon the reluctant ice.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

0W Weicall attention to the advertisement OF
EsW. Eddy. Persons who wish to cut a dash, can
do SO by applying at the stable of the above,
where fast horses await the orders of fast men.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
MONDAY, APRIL avf3, 1857.
The Courteous South.

The honor and gallantry of our Southern
brethren are familiar boasts on the lips of their
prototypes of the Free States, and We present
the following speech of Hon. a., L. Stephens, of
Georgia, on the passage of the Nebraska bill, as
o proof of their matchless decorum in debate
What pity that Sumner and Wilson and the rest
Of the ungentlemanly Senators from the North,
could not inspire little Of the Christian forbear-
ance which breathes through this dove-like exhor-
tation of the pious Georgian. 1'-'oIts'.is haa.sa
"Well, gentlemen, you make great deal of
clamor on the Nebraska measure, but it don't
alarm US at all. We have got used to that kind
of talk. You have threatened before bat have
never performed. You have always caved in and
you will again. You are a mouthipg, xhite-liv-
cred set. Of course you will oppose, we expect
that; but we don't care for your opposition. You
will rail, but we don't carr for your railing. You
will hiss, but 80 do adders. We expect it of adj
ders and we expect it of you. Yon are like the
d evils that were pitched over the battlements of
heaven into hell. They set up howl of discom-,
future, and so will you. But their fate was seal
ed and so is yours. You must submit to the
yoke, hut don't chafe. Gentlemen, we have got
you in our power. You tried to drive US to the
W Ill in 1850, but times are changed. You went
a wooling and have come home deeced. Don't
be SO impudent as to complain. You will only be
slapped in the face. Don't resist. You will on
ly be lashed into obedience. .rl 10 r7T
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

a. The Shakopee Herald says that Sheriff
Reynolds has been arressing persons charged with
burglary and petty theft. se as..,s =. -.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

e. We advise the old dray horse of the Min
nesotian to keep away from our heels or he may
find rs not 30 "geen" as he inagines.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

CY Persons from below inform US that large
number of emigrants are now on their way to
Kansas, but while, however, the fever is high in
that direction, many who have been there have
turned their faces to Minnesota.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

SURVEY GENERAL.-Oficiai information from
Washington confirms the appointment of Charles
L. Emerson as Survey General of this Territory.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

GT A letter in the N. Y. Tribune, dated Flem-
ingsbnrg, KY, gives an account Of the murder Of
master by his slave. The slave admitted the
deed, and alleged as a reason the personal abuse
suffered from the master, but particularly the
treatment of the wife of the slave, by compelling
her to submit to the master in his vile passions.
When the murder had been committed the slave
and wife fed from the house; the wife drowned
herself in creek near by, but the man was cap
tured and is to be hanged on the 18th of April.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

GT The Minnesotian has at last wheeled into
the line Of grand celebration, and all is harmo-
ny-ssfor few days." ts 20 saa af
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1857.
LITERARY CURIOSlTIES.

Ss-Setiiers are NOT DeOarred the Right of-sl
Pre- -emption in consequence of the Closing In
E7.of the Land Offices. stick to your Claim. -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

! seB The election in Rhode Island has termi-
mated in glorious triumph Of the Republicans
they electing their Governor by . vote Of 5000
to 1890 for the Democratic candidateI The
Legislssure is Republican by slmost clean
sweep. Hurrah for ssLittle Rhodv ., ae sass ssr
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

10 N1ILLEKs, OKAIN HIKRVHANTS, FARMERS, SALT
AND HAN DEALERS, sc.-Late advces from Chi
oago inform us that the ''Bag Manufactory of
g. W. Ashard, No. ll6 South Dearborn street,
of that city, after having added to his former ex-
tensive establishment, more machinery of various
kinds to facilitate the supply and conform with
the demand, is ready to receive orders for any
kind of bags or sacks holding from Ito 500 lbs.
1t is also the intention of the proprietor to con-
tinue adding facilities and making arrangements
that will enable him, after. the 1st of May next,
to.supply demand for 10000 bags or sacks per
day.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

RAILROAD DMEETING.-Remember the Railroad
meeting at the Court House tonight. There
seems to be disposition on the part of the orig
inators Of the movement, to postpone the Cele-
bration until the 18th of June. By adopting
such course all political prejudices can be re-
moved, and the enterprise can be carried forward
harmoniously and successfully. Shall the Csls-
bration be postponed?
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

a Buildings, stores and other improvements
are going up rapidly in West st. Paul-or rather
principally at Brooklyn. Why don't they call il
Wet ST. Paul ?--Aduwtissrs ss 4 siesss go
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

The MY. papers make doleful complaints
Of the fraads practiced upon emigrants arriving
in that city. Since the runners have been driven
from Castle Garden, they have taken new tack,
by selling spurious tickets ssfor the West~ or
steerage tickets on the steamers for frst-class
cabin passage. Verify, New York is town, and
the motto of the "boys" seems to be, "Policy is
the hast honestvT
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

.gtga slalH Il. asgi1sq -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10
II1E Law or NEW sPAPERs.

who do give express notice to the
HTy considered Wishing 70 continue hetr SubseTi
Dhs.
En subscribers order the seolnuaRes Of their PERI
1CaS, tia publisher send them until all
t-Tages aTU paid.
sI seBscTbsru neglect refuse take their Petedl
FROM the which they diTrete they are held
spCnGLIe till they have settled the bill and ordered them
IscoutinGed.
Ill subscribers remove other places wiOutnfOrm-
ubsrrS and the PapeTa sent 70 the former dt
EtiOn, they arr held TssPonsills.
6Ihr Courts have decided that refusing to take PtTodi'
S from the Otce removing and leaving them uncaIsd
ia Fri1'd JieId evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10
Hmich &c, > ewcIry siITcrand S-InTed STnre
GloCIIs, &C. &C.
Q. u. BROWN.

o. 44S MAN n.Streetr rSWheeling. va.
now opening OF tho finest largest nSsortt.euk
CT goods 10 his line that has been brought ts this
city, which will besod Wholesale and HetH prices
low as ANY house West of the Atlantic cities
Among his goods may be found Gold ard Silver Watch4s
rom tone OF the celebrated English Suisse Manu-.
iaciur.Ters Also the real D. H. D. American patcSt
5eYGr W1ches Clocks In great variety, including fcE
day RrSul;ors OF fny quality suitable for DaLks Railroad
stations, Offices aud Watch Mixers. 'l-
Bsagtul JeEer u sets or ottIEl.C Of Coal, Mosaic,
Cameo, Gold, sicnc Lava, md all Gold JcECy. Also su
assortment Of So Soldier and plated JrWry c6eap.r
Fms nncEet Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Silver SRikiR
inES card CaSes, old Pens &c. &c. Every article in
ms Is warranted 70 be good represent
e' or the moncy rGturned a call ls socea
ull26 b tlS Main SisTsh 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10
M UOLI ESPONDENTS.

LETT ERS concerning subscriptions advertising other o.
neia business OF the tessnceT should be addressed TO
|r FToiTivtOrs.
concerning the editorial department Of t- paper,
oIi Ls addressed to the Editors, jointly, or to either one
them.
CcTreIPOnLents writing for Publication, viii please write
ly side Of the paper.
An SbsSTvAnce OF the ahOye rules will greatly obiEe
prompt attention to correspondents than
D might otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10
NUMBER 12
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
l'14 MAIN 81. WHEELING.

IL r NlA1-N . L - w n E. IAi4l4N III.
fl4LL md lfff2HR TRADE.
SToSR, g THOMAS take pieasrrc 10 announcing that
> they Ia receipt 81 their fun stock of Yall aud
WIntEr,a - .lt - -.-,ff : = =
Jry L o cda, Varieties n nd Millinery e Oods.
They lAve jrst recci-ol thrir SCcShl F Purchases,
ute added p their former ksrk VIII enable hen TO pre-
sent 10 the rrGie more thAa l9'f
$50. 600 WORTH OF GOODS,ctl
Beng by Tar The SIsesand MOST DESIRABLE sioek, and
offered to the Pl,ble. r. + =. :
To their iorner variety they have adlol large stock OF
CdFpeting and Rugs Of tie latest designs lt Rkes
End psO beautiful choice FHcs, suitable for the
Winter fradeto ioth Of vhe eS web their stock
generally, thsy invite the attention OF The Trade i
Having been IN tie Eastern cties short previous
the lac heavy rise 10 all kids Of Cotton Fabrics and buy
ing largely With ths Ch, tie have done
pts as well directly from the Importers and AaufSe-
taTrs in SouC stances they Rbtc iGuceentS
To oes CIsA Sspers, either tho PIECE or ct RETAIL
exec d by similar house Il the West. .-.z5 10
10 ect he wants OF their rapS Increasing Trade, heS
have made, anu making ample
the Pebble With Of the bSst selected s0eEs goods
their llat In the West - sA sH,
In this stock may be found fully lf CIfr fH..--i r.
l2dy9 yds bsacing Some Of t,ss rnes: lrap
$3.50 f" French MefaeEs, Cashmeres, Bonba
ThiDSts and AaudOmiSA-et every quality and color,
full line OF the Riches, Pantei, ombre ehSlytt
In striped Cashmeres ant DrlAiars-tmpcrted.
4oO ShaEls7 and CinAts-enbEScinK some uf the
offered IN Wheeling. -V
$4,000 Hs GiughSmS, DcbaEeE Deisines ard Prints OAd
GOVuO " Of Dou,cseH--enNracinS the lSrScst limo Nt
house, not by any house in the oity. ,-tsr
Tl:ey have laid in their stock with cnser cash
trade aud pledge the Public that upon part
shall be wanting to please.
They feel confident that Aheg lndaefuents to
ehoss c0A 6M9sFs cxcellcd y house Ia the West u
the United Stutcs No trouble soVds-eoods to
Cars, hotelSand Bosts for customers. IL
ES Always on hand Prime Live Gcese FCSthgTs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10
ENGOURAGE AMERICAN MGNUFACTURES
BOIlIRR'S BOOK K AEEPEER'A
Writing Fluid

NINCEihs Superior flud Ink hNs beeh before tputlIo
- nov nearly two yeaTs, t has I"SD constantly gaining
iHNor An Is preferred ~ 10 faF-faned
mold Fluid. IlrsltIlrf - y 80 -
During us past twenty hnusHn qua n and pint bot
es together With smaller sizes unu1erablr ESEc 6,t So
10 panrs and merchants IN Cincinnati louisville, Ps-
I DnnaO Cleveland, Detroit, TeIre uAur lnfayres
ateiniIs ST. Louis IieLsbur, JAckln, NRlehex
anu New OEleans II las also beCiRdopte ia thC
o. Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi.
hFst Class Diplomas at the AeeLnnics
cincinnati and Loaisve DIuldhE EiId Prize Me-
dais at State YA!rs held F in Ee Tor Ohio Indiana
and Illinois, lE - - - ''H' '' W 80
The following merchants baukerH As IN EhcIing irc-
oore using Aruods EnglIFh Ink have purehSsy j. j. But.
lSTS Book -kccper'S Writing Fluid: -.
Northwestern Bank Virgins; MCTchsuts' aiecsAu4rSs
IanE OF Mheelng Bank Of WheelinSi Crescent aausa4-
ring Company County Clerk Ohio Oounty kAona ~
graph ogee BaiLmoF: snd Ohio Raroai 0aice; AeTure
Hou5ei Kelly, Holloway & Coz Russell 4 McAfce; Goraea.
Matthews Co.. T. Sweeney & Bon; DoAne Cowgirl; OH
Boyd Boyd OF; Oliver Pryor II. Stout Cos LAMB
din, Glberson Co.; press.
POr salc at mGnufac ct1re-s prices by 'EE. iIss
oc31 I.AafDDTN. GILDRRsOs 4 co.
WnIcheS , eWcIry silver aud E-I6Ted ITaT1,
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Tc my Old Friends and CusIomers.
TAKE great pleasure in recommending hr Jas. c. Orr,
70 whom have s.d stock of BooSs Stationery, all
paper, &c, and TO request forn contuneDee of the pa
tronaSs heretofore cujoyed by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10

An receiving and keep constantly on hand large stoel
\ OF the celebrated HALLET, DANIS-S ca IS PIANOES.
Also, complete assortment of MELnDE0NS and SERA.
PIAEs fnIn the celebrated maCufsctories OF Carhnrt,
Nedtan and A. r. Hughes. Also, n sptndcd Gothic Or.
gan, style for Churches Lecture RooiS with stops
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PIANOS! PIANOS

TUST RECEIVED fFUa the celebrated mandatory Of
~ Hallet, Davis Co.. splendid lot Of Pisnos. These
Pianos made With the full iron frame, circular scales,
and sliding desks. With patent suspension BRIDGE compost
ton bearings, and repeating grand action fully
warranted TO DECENTRALIZATION and made any
climate.
Also splendid lot of MelOdeons churches, or ,e
paTiOr.
In connection above have large and full stock
IN every kind Of Musical Instruments, and every
thing may found Music Store NAV be found al
the Of T. CARTWRIGHT,
jel9-W t25 Main St, WheellnS.
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NeW ADVANCEMENT.


WOULD announce TO the Subscribers for paperr PcrIs
eals Gc whose amcs have transferred to rs froS1
Sr Tobins Dooss, that We TecrYlnB PsroS
cal: @c regularly snd would request shcss aoe revTed
to- TO call at III Main street FhinE discontn
their subscriptions, please advise tatwe may
ger lreSsIe their eop!e We have jusI received
elegant Family bibles; also rbIcAtious; Mrs ers'
Ars SouthHoTtl's Works. Everything Ia tho Book
Sis'ouery line be had .ChsSp Book store Sc
III Main street. [apIOI I4s. O. ORR
HEISKELL & SWEARINGENE
III AVE now received their entire SECOND STOCK or
- - SPRING SUMMER GOODS recently sejeetSd iu
New York by sample and otherwise tho rnuSt fccept
anu elegant designs OF the TbcyVaui beg
W can INC attention OF buyers th4s e&tesire etocE
beauty OF style, combned With moderate pricrs eHno he
very complete.
VIC barc now optord beantfii sssartssent Of sprns
ana 5untneT Dress Goods, cousirtiBE OF -i7 - I.
Heb FiUuucr,l Grenadines, ~ T.
BayHderc t1ouneEd DeTeE.a, s.s., ..i, q r.5.,,
B5SSdcrc GlouIiceh Slaf,
Striped and f1oupeed OFEaudIrs,
AnS r, a.r.,,,.
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SHEET MUSIC.
am constantly receiving aud keep hand large and
choice collection OF Sheet Music Also, Instruction Books
for every kind OF Instruments nov in use -
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PanocS, Meodrons, SraphlnCs and Accnrdeons tuned
and repaired all other kinds Eeneraly
with ngatnCss and dispatch. r.l-#
t7y All goods warranted, at this establishment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10

BOOKS, Stationery &Wall Paper.
NEW ARRANGEMENT Z.
HAVING purchased tile Book, Stationery Pa
IL par establishment Of John u. thompson
Nc the business at tc sS stand, Main Wheeling
Va. aud respectfully solicit continuance patronage
heretofore 60 ibcraIly extended to my Predecessor
II IS my purpose to keep constantly baud full and
eomdete assortment in the various branches Of the bust
Bess, ana 70 sell at the lowest prices.
To Country Merchants Teachers and others purchasing
At wholesale, great inducements and
prices.
tR-cash paid for Rags.
uoEi2-ly JAS @. ORR.
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In connection with the above keep the largest stock In
the Western country Of the following goods! Nolns Ylo
neslloes Double Basss Guitars, BanJoes, Tambones,
Eutinaes, Accnrdeons Flutes, FfeS FRgroIe6 ClarnCs
Druns ee In fact keep every article belonging The
s-DTass Bands supplied with instruments at short
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Accommodation Train leaves Rsvenna 500 A. Nj stops
Way Stations, arrives Cleveland ats s:t5 a. A.
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Connections made by all Through Trains as fclova:
At Pittsburgh, with PennsyVaniR Hailroadi for Phtlade
pha, Baltimore New York and Boston.
Cleveland, with Trains aud Steamers for Toledo, De-
troit Chicago the North West for Rrie DuuGrk
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Canada.
AtSteubgnve and Deiisr with the steubenve and Indi
and Ohio Railroads. Cadiz. Coshocton, New
ark parrCsVs ZsnesYle wBnnEtou Lancaster. Coluln-
bus, rInclnnzt indianapolis and ST. Louis.
At Wheeling, with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for
Cumberland IEarpers Ferry, Baltimore and Washington
City.
E~Locai and Through Tickets can be procured the
various offices ne also Union Ticket O1ieS, op-
pcsiie the evee, Wheeling, and at the Union Oce, 81 su
snp'ts Once c. r Railroad, j. DURAHD, sup't.
Cleveland, july TO- 1871. jy1I-tf
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gbe 1)berIi,9 1rltrIIigrrtrr,
Is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TEI-wEEKLy AND WEEKLY. BY
CAMPBELL & McDERMOT.
TEIINS.

OFFICE-Corner Of Main and Quincy strecti
-Enrance from Quincy st.
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NHkEIING W.. sATTRDAY MoRNING.
TRANSPORTATION.

i TRANSFORMATIONS.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh q Wheel
ing Railroad.
g 5sss
IIPoRTANT CHANGE OF TIME.
an and sfior Monday, July Is, 1881, Tfsns win
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
at Pittsburgh ri 1873 p. NJ SlruhchvHe ct 1918
+ ". and Wheeling at t:Js' P NJ.
900 N Express Irnin stopping a Mnnson, kavshaa
nncviIe, Yellow Greek and ali Stations above
and below yellow Greek; arrives At Pittsburgh
at 7:l5 +. NJ, s;euhenrile At O:'S 2, A. and
Wheeling E:a5 p. 81 <-sg4gs-.
4BS II Accommodation for Rsvehua anG Way Stations
connecting Hudson for Cuyahoga Pas, Akron,
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
I N Express Train, stopping Wellsyle, steuben-
vile, and points below steubsnNillc; arrives at
Wheeling al T:ESAM. This Train does not go TO
Cleveland. 'E= 1E
$40 N SIal Train, stops all Stations except Ham
nonds New salisbury, Snmmilvile, East Roehes-
ter, Nouitrie snd Winchester; arrives ut CleTe-
land at 1853 p. NJ, Stenteuyille at 1913 P. NJ,
ard Wheeling at I!5 p 81.
$50 Express Train stops at all Stations except New
Salisbury, Lima, Earlyill .MEce,lsnia and New
burg; arrives a Cleveland at 9:s5 z. 81 Strubeu-
VILE ut 625 P. NJ, and Wheeling at T:3S P NJ. r
Sis n sail Train, Stopping Way statigns except
Hammonds New salisbury, SG, mitVille, EaEt Ito.
chester, MoulsTie and Winchesttr; arrives at
Pitt burgh at l2:SD p. NJ, and Cleveland St itS
s54 Express Train stopping a. Way s1tIonr except
Deep hum Portland, Rush Run Jeddo, SIcanis,
and Port Homer, New Salisbury, Lima, EaIlvile,
Macedonia, Bedford and HrWburEhi arrivrt at
Pittsburgh 7:45 P. 81, and Cleveland at 9:S5
p H.
Accommodation Train leaves sce A. Nj stops
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MISCELLANEOUS
PTA NOS.

lInsIc and NTEsi.ni Instrument., Gallery
nnd Variety Goods,
NO. 1876 MAIN STREET..
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DAILY, per annurn
Tsi-wEkELI, per HniuIn.
wEEKLT per AnnuEl
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
EN LINES OF NONPAREIL, OR LESS, CONSTITUTING
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Train leaves Bridgepor: at 4l5 P. M for
Wellsvle, stopping at all Way Stations
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Splendid Inducements to thoss arho irish to
attend Commercial college
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INSURANCE.
The Insurance Company

MIS- COMPANY Is owned and managed BY some of the
Weathrst and hest merchants city York.
Forparticnlars enquire OF W. +. PETERSON,
Jn9 Agent fer Wheeling and vicinity.
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rTIs Company Is nov fully organized and pre- pared to
i issue Policies at the most liberal rates, RiEE, AA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18

RCILDIN0 suitable Tor 0otsl = lsnss Doerding
II HUuse, 70 rent.
06O0 feet tQusye. with nne 1e>thencr. . great
~ Ovafietyo u Eruit trees, vlnas, md Gnr obery,
for sale on easy terms. Apply to "
n. ", HiLDRKrH.
or DAvISON 4 TATE
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The Gazette is at its old qons OF
braq and gas again. saturday it spoke cont
in meetin7 again. and was delivered OF the
usual quantity and quality Of its boast
ing-. W. are free Ia admit that Il will
" be careful to da" NOR. in tn. way of bfdq
gadoc'o and boasfing than good works. Why
ncighbor. why don't You do things. not let
Your cry continually be II h~oast'"g Of your
enterprise Your Unparalleled facilities
your agoing to do tbs and that and every.
thing. Leave your raekling. and when YOU
have in hand what YOU boast to expect 10
have, it Will be time enough 10 ia, about it.
Your concern, whether its News or job
department, Is no nearer a complete office,
than a score Of others in the State.
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THsAras.-Our Theatre GOING citi.

THEArss.-Our Theatre going citi.
Gems are certainly under obligations to Nj.
Hough for the very creditsble manner. in
which he caters tor their amusement. He
is introducing to our citizens some Of the
best dramatic talents Of the country-ladies
and gentlemen who occupy the very from,
position in their profession. have acted here
this spring, and others Of equal. if not Of
greater celebrity, are announced 10 appear
This week We are to have Mrs. ANNIE SKI
TER, a lady Of whom the Boston press speak
n the highest terms of praise. Mr.. g. v.
ssi-oS. an actor Of consumate ability. i
also engaged for the present week. This
attraction should he sufficient. and we think
it will. to fill the house to repletion every
evening Of this week.
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