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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29

CHINESE SUGARCANE.-Our article on this
subject last week, in which we spoke rather
disparagingly Of the prospect in this region
judging from our own experience, has elicit
cd several communications. from more sue
cessful cultivators, in defence of the Sor-
ghum. We have also during the week had
the privilege Of examining the growing cane
in half dozen of different gardens about
town, and found most of it putting out the
spindles or seed tufts, showing that there is
little doubt but it will all mature before
frost. In reference to the amount of sac
charine matter in the cane, we were also
gratified to find that such as had commenced
heading out was full Of sweetness" quite
equal, we should think, to the southern
cane.
We give place to . single communication
on the subject:
Mr.. Editor: can beat you to death on
raising Chinese sugar cane. l planted
number Of hills in my garden on the 2sth Of
May. 1t grew enormously, being now from
10 to II feet high, all topped out beautifully,
and the seeds fully formed. have no doubt
it will be entirely ripe by the 10th of next
month. The stalks are very heavy, full of
sap, and sweet as the Louisiana cane E.
Mr.. BLANK WISHES TO oBLIGE.-A day or
two since butcher was attempting to drive
. somewhat refractory steer through Main
street, but the animal from some cause un-
mentioned took . sudden turn up Clinton
street; whereupon the gentleman above
named made an effort TO correct the error Of
his, the steers, ways, but only succeeded in
catching the animals head and horns some.
where in the region Of his, Mr.. BIS, b. b.
[bread basket and coat t. (skirts] and in
tumbIing in rather an undignified manner
on the ground, not hurt in the least, but
with rather dilapidated and soiled wearing
apparel. When last seen, Mr.. B. was going
up tho street with the ruined part Of his
garment rolled up on his back like soldiers
knapsack, trying to collect damages for the
rents in his broadclotb, evidently thinking
that he had taken horn too much, and re-
fecting on the drawbacks to happiness of
those engaged in acts of good will and be-
nevolence towards their fellow men.
.-.--
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gpefial n Offices.
STOP THAT COUGH
DR.. Carter's Cough Balsam,


- &C III WILL CURE wFE
Coughs, Col,zs, Asthma, Consumption, Bron-
ehitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain an the
Side and Breast, Pieurisy, Who9p-
ing Cough, Group, Lirer COM
r plant, Pdlpitation Of the
ve Heart, and all Disco
ses the Throat,
Chest and
Lungs.
mi, H.l,am 4, beyond doubt the most pleasant and
.c.cou. remedy ever discovered for all diseases
THROAT CHEST, and LUNGS 1t has been thoroughly
tested and is universally acknowledged by Physicians,
Druggists and all who have used it, the BEST REMEDY
now offered to the public for Pulmonary Complaints
Too much care and attention canno: be given to
Diseases Of the Lungs.
Reader, have you Cold, Cough any disease Of the
Lungs! Do not neglect it, Millions of the old and the
young, the fashionable the gay, annually
signed premature by neglecting to attend to
common cold. Colds and Coughs lead to CONSUME
TON, and if not removed by proper remedy. then to
An early death. Be advised in time. Procure
that celebrated remedy-DR. CARRIERS COUGH BAL
SAM-which has cured thousands upon thousands after
Physicians and REMEDIES had failed, and the
patient had been given I'D by friends to die.
No person afflicted with Cough, Cold, any disease
Of the Throat Lungs will be lust to themseve'
II they go down the grave without using DIR. CAR
TER,s COUGH DAISAM. 1t will cure if a cure be pos
sible
w-Prce IS cents and 81 per bottle.
~Prepared by DIR. E. Easter,y, southeast corner
Third and Chestnut street, ST. Louis, Mo-
H-For sale by A. s. PuTsAx. Z. Y. GKIsos, D. wALKKl
Co.. and NJ. KxrussL, druggists, Ottawa, by drug
sis.s generally throughout the United States. julI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29

yrynE MORsAIEs-rhe Msyssie's Shirt, Just recenved
a. rsP4l PREsco1TS.4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29

Just Received,
LNR0M the celebrated mandatory OF WILLS FRO
l vosT, New York.
sauces. &
Worcestershire,
Greys Salad,
John Bull,
Anchory,
Tomato,
Pepper.
Olive Oil. for the table, an imported article,
Spanish Olives,
Capers,
West India Preserves,
HOLSTERS, fresh and spiced,
Pickles, all varieties.
Jellle0s
Peach,
Lemon,
Raspberries,
Ounce,
Guava, "Havana import ation,"
Extracts Of all havors,
Bay Rum, from St. Thomas ". l.,
Syrups, Of different kinds,
.Whae" Pepper,
Cayenne Pepper, ....
Mustard American, English, and Irenen.
Fruit.
Strawberries,
Ounces,
Cherries,
Sardines, ,,.,c.,
Old CASTLE Soap at [aps5I JAMES K. MEleo-.
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Willow and Wooden ware
IUST received from New York. consisting o. Psn Ino
sD fancy Baskets Of all kinds and shapes rams IuDs,
Towel Racks, Potato and Meat Meshers wnsevssh
Brushes, Children's Rattan. Hieh' Low; ana hcesns
Retail and everything appertaining TO the Grocery
Trade, for sale fair profit [iuna0l Jas. 4. MElds
sickle
SICKLEs Of every kind for Grass Cutters ana
- constantly on hand and made to order Old sickles
and repaired the most reasonanie terms.
Of sections on hand and for SALE Also
Ed. SWEEfSER,
jun6- Sm Bezrs NN East Of tie Cfy MNs.
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Ee-. :rl Tomato CatsuRs .o..
EN0R sale by the gallon, made BY WILLS rAv.o %,
ere and White Fish. Chdren's Chaises ana Ca1s: a.
fun13 JAG. n. mEiUo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

JAN. 22.-lmformation has been received here
that Joseph l.. Chester, the rccusant witness
summoned by the corruption investigating CONF
mittee, has taken measures to be released from
the custody of the Sergeant-at.Arms, by hG-
beas corpus. The Sergeant-at-A Arms, however,
in a dispatch just received froni Philadelphia,
makes no mention Of such fact
Siuonton is in close custody of the deputy of
the Sergeant-at-Arms at a private boarding
house, where his friends have free access to him.
He has engaged Reverdy JOHNSON as counsel,
and intends bringing the case before the Circuit
Court OH a writ of habe0s corpus to test the
of the House MS affecting the personal liberty Of
which he has been deprived.
The Submarine Telegraph bill, as passed the
Senatc, retains all the features originally in
troduced, but has undergone amendments better
to secure its object and render its provisions
more explicit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

TERRIBLE suAsu up Aeci4eat on The o. and
H. RqRrood.-'rhe mail train which left Vim
cenncs on the 18th, for St. Louis, vas thrown
off the track near Snmdoval The accident was
caused by the breaking of the axle of the tender
and occurred about daylight, five miles this side
Of Sandova The cars were thrown down an
emtankment of Is feet, turned bottom upwards,
and almost completely dernolished--the seats
we're torn from their places, stoves were scat
tered in every direction, and the passengers
were piled up promiscuously, but, strange to
say, no one was seriously injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

Coop ITEM, is that which we received from
Philadelphia yesterday. 1t loses none of its in
tcrcst from having been blockedup in the snow
banks awhile. This ''closc connection" with
the "Circunbendibus" road is most decidedly a
Into the city A large amount of freight and
Passengers, both from Philadelphia and Balti-
mOIe will pass over the Baltimore and Ohio
read to the northern railroads in Ohio; also to
'heStcubenville aud Indiana road, and vice YER
sa. There is an immense amount of local
freight, chastlour. pork, whisky, wool, cIleese,
and besides a great deal of live stock, which
will undoubtedly come over from the other side.
We think it will invigo,ate business which
will go to strengthen our claims as the most
available terminus for the Marietta and Cincin-
natl road, and also to give to our manufacturing
and general business facilities their legitimate
expansion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23


CITY SouNcir-Fhc last meeting Of the OH.
Fcial yearbook place last evening.
The minutes of last meeting were read and
received 1s&1'H -Hrfk
. The Committei on Accounts feporteGi in ,yor
Of the payment Of the bills of Rob't Hamilton.
The report of said Committee announced that
tue amount of'sharage collected during tho
past year was $48B,25.
onimotion, additional election precincts were
established atlhe following places: LIST ward,
Alderman's Office; Sd ward, hose house; 4th.
ward, Alderman's office.
The hill of Wm.H. Irwin was ordered to be
paid,
A number of accounts were presented con-
tracted by the Independence Fire Company,
amounting to about $50, before appropriations
were ordered by the Council On motion, action
was deferred upon the accounts until the report
was read from the Fire Department
The report from the Fire Department recon-.
mended the payment of the accounts. The re-
port also recommended the setting aside of $500
per quarter for the benefit of the companies.-
Also to allow a salary to the head engineer
Also to supply the companies with some new
hose. The report was received and ordered to
be filed.
The petition of the Independent Fire Com
pauy was again taken up. On motion it was
referred to the Fire Department.
The ordinance providing for the election of
Mayor and City Council, offered on the previous
evening, was read and adopted.
a motion t. pay the ''lunch bills of the SUI
pervisors of the city elections of 1855, was lost
On motion of Mr. Fitzhugh, vote Of thanks
was returned to his Honor, the Mayor, for the
able, impartial and dignihcd manner in which
he had presided over the deliberations of the
Council during the past year.
After a few valedictory remarks by the Mayor,
on motion the Council adjourned sine die.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

MEETING of the stockholders of the Char
tiers Valley railroad is to be held in Pittsburgh,
this evening. at which very important matters
will be brought forward and discussed. The
Despatch says that among other things to be
finally decided is the proposition to consider the
stock of the CHARTERS Valley, the Marietta and
Cincinnati, and the IIenpfeld rOads in one com
pauy, to be called the Ohio Valley Railroad
Company. This proposition is looked upon
with great favor by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, inasmuch as it will give a short route,
with uniform guage, from the city of PliIadel-
phia to the city of Cincinnati, 80
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~ I,0RItIsSPONDENTS.
T1, TnK RURI.Ic.

have :hl. day sold to Campbell MeDerrnO
~. entire In,sgeneerOee eFe'aFn our sincere thanks
patrons for tie many of Eindnsssws have re-
tod ,t,heir hsnds and cordially commend successors
,;rno,Ice. wedOubt they viii ever be found proupi
,,,.p,ive to every department of business, AID wiz
effort to deserve the patronage Of the community
,,oup,. viii run to the 18Th Instant hops our
I'D, vii aid US in speedily closing up outstanding
..:oanss.
he business the hrm VIII be settled by either of te
,.r Mr.. Beatty will be found at the Office ioF that
'aa,. BEATTY CO.
wr..ing, Oct. su,, 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

WHEELING, January 2sd, 1857
The train which left Baltimore last evening
has just arrived on time, o'clock and 10 min
eteS am satisfied no other road crossing the
AAeshenies can boast of making through tips
On time on the slst and sed daysOf this month.
1Feat praise is due to the Baltimore and Ohio
rad for its determined efforts to come through,
despite the cold and snow. The run was made
through one snow bank one and a half miles
long and on an average II feet deep. Great
P'alSe is due Mcssrs. Joseph Brown, general SUI
peFEisor of trains: Capt bucket conductor OF
S "alnk between Baltimore and Piedmont; Capt.
Wizard conductor of trains between Piedmont
ana Wheeling: Messrs j. Wiley, and H. Q.
re'Fy' baggage masters. aud engiheefs Wash
oaFne, BoFan, and others for their ambitious
1aa uHtiring efforts F. LAWSON,
Nail agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

DEGRATn will responsible for the evil effects
xlch be produced BIS counterfeit called Electric Oil
after his great remedy II persons will nat be utoned
aud heed his repeated alY'ce EO uE the newspapers, and
uy and base article, when the Electric Oil, vel
known and tightly recommended by Mayors OF cities,
Members Of Congress. Physicians and Merchants Of the
highest standing, lac has shown b. certificates published,
every Phialelrian then they must bear the
quences OF their 81 Electric f IeasRnt, always
leaves better than It began, and cannot Ossy
40 harm limitations VIM Children should have 1t for
Group terting ladies II for the skin and pm
pies, eOnpexOn &c. Rheumatism pain cannot ex-
list when applied.
Misunderstanding Department SO South Eighth street.
udephia.
See clrfiRcates ia Weekly papera.
Price 25, 81 per bOstlr, and person Inns
any real Electric OIL but myself, In this or any
other city
PRoEs DEGRATH dseOverer and sole manufacture
er !n the world of Electric OIL
For saieby T. H. L0IAN a Co, Bridge Corner
b Also. iby LAUGIILINS' a BUSHFIELD,
ianI4 Mu'roe Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

Successor TO Mn. PERK,xs.-As our readers
know, Mr.. Perkins has resigned the Presidency
of the Central Ohio road; the question now is,
who shall succeed him. From the GAINESVILLE
Courier VIC learn that Mr.. Ball, now master ma
cbins,, is spoken Of The Courier says of him:
Hcis unti,ing and energetic, and we have no
doubt would fill the place to the satisfaction and
advantage Of those interested in the prosperity
Of the Road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23
FROM LOUISVILLE.

JAN. 22-The steamer Highhyer is sunk at
Grand Chain; supposed to be total loss.
The Cumberland river is frozen over and peo-
pie are crossing over at Nashville for the first
lime in 81 years, The Ohio is frozen at New
Albany. Teams are crossing here.
The gorge of ice above ShippingSport gave
way, sending ali the boats at Portland adrift.
The A. L. ShOtwel is badly damaged. The Pc
ter Tellon and r. j. Ward are aground. The
other boats are hemmcd in by the gorge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

TuE QUEsrIus sEr11ED-ADAMs was awarded the frAt
prsn,tuRl best Dasurrreotyy likeness
city, Also, premium for best display of Da
guerreOtypes IluNDRED will be given any
Artet ia EIyinia who equal his pictures, either
Glass silver plate. Call his Gallery 1876 Main street,
corner Union, Amhrotyp pes, DasuerreO-
types and photographic. ocIl1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23
VESSEL BURNED.

NRw YoRk, Jan. 92-.rhe ship Gattenberg,
arrived hers to-day, reports having passed Ou
the goth, Seventy-lIve miles east Of Cape hay,
vessel ON tire, supposed to be whaling bark
OF brig. There Was no one on board and NO
boats near.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

PorLrRY.-Thc Parkersburg Courier of the
,7,h, saws that there are four thousand pounds
Of chickens in that place for shipment eastward;
fortv.uinc barrels of eggs were sent few days
previous.
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oetts.penasaee q Ils ln.tlllgtnesr.

INILADELIHIAI JIM. I tIIs 1910
Eps IxrELLlcaxcEi.- Philadelphia, Will
niuston and Baltimore, and Baltimore and Ohio
Railroads, concluded an arrangement yesterday
with the Cleveland Railroad, to make close
connection, both for passengers and freight, at
Wheeling, to be crossed ON the suspension
bridge. Yours, PHILADELPHUs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23
Farms for Sale.

+ az LLID 4OA NeAAV'
.s WISH to sell the Farm I now reside ;Gs.E
TFSsE upOu Nine miles East Of the city Of Wheel 81
S.A-F ing, on the National Road and on the - =
empheld RalrOa, containing 2UO acres, which Is a
good ~ stnry Brick House, convenient out buIinRstWo
tenemgnts--a bearing orchard, sc. THIS farm iS well
tinibered and we'll Wat' TSti.
A. SUI my farm two miles East Of the city
Of Whe.uP tie HenpAslh Railroad. b.ins part Of the
farm owned Cap John Wells cuuai-ins 50 tGEes-One
half uHdsr cultivation, the residue wen tmbeTrd and
contains vein superior coal Of easy
10 Railroad. will sell in thTee lots TO salt
Terms easy There tNO story frame dNsf-
ling house we'll Of For particulars apply
to me or Jacob GOOdnE, Elm Grove. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23
FROM ROSTON.

JAN. god-Charles Il. Fessendon, an extern
sive East India trader, has failed; his liabilities
arc about $5Un,UOO.
The shi Jane II. Gleddin, from this port,
bound to Liverpool, has been abandoned at sea.
Crew rescued.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23
ENf.IIsH MINISTER

NEw YoRK, JAN 22nd. The London CORES
pondent OF tIIe Commercial Advertiser intimes
that Lord Napier will be tue now England Min
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no VOTI.RS.

pay your City Taxes before tie 4g Gas you cannot vote
city tag is paid fuD and have tax re-
..t at the polls, in orderto time. Office the
n. T. Bank. IanES-H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

~ pror. De t!r..th's tiIectrle s1nl:.In q;
NAV CrRSs Pain rs the premon'or OF
death Relieve the pain, you check the disease
Prof d. Eraths Eeetrc Oil the marvel Of this age Tor
the Glowing, mot eyeTythinE:l
Cares Neuralgia. TOOthache, minutes
SSses Sura iiil Bruises, wounds days.
Cures Pains IN Back Breast, day
Cures piles, SWelIed Glands, 10 days.
ojsy REPUTATION, Pnri5 to 10 days; cures Asthma,
Palsy, GUut, Fry spel.s to 50 dayS eargs
Az r Wiitns Of LynehburE 10 Chas. Graths Elec-
trio Oh did cure hlm Of Rheumatism and strains re-
Al Kew Ne CaIIxenIl did relieve him Of severe
cough and pain Ia the breast ia one night
ASk "; MS.s1 " " ~, ,6ro. IN ar nntss when me
Doctor SAki ne would die in short time.
Argyle, Il Il did not relieve her Of the headache
SsE Nrs Rsekfor Of Iynchburg, II ii did not her
OF Araaeei's IN n''ei bE aI; CURED.
NEW HAYES, May 18Th, 1885,
Prof peGras-Sly brother has been dsaf three years
Alter tryng things, he ussl your On few times and
~ ~ - seFn.on Who afterwards bought so worth to
sell NJ ELEcTRtc On all pain, AZ once, RheuHa
aIeee IS tears and Cured in one Week. Read letter
from Rev. James Temples ,..o., ,s.s
Pref Bn GEAvHs-I have been addicted - years with Asn-
70 Sleep sosndy or any distance years past
Las yesk CO., Soss Q. fS D6 e nm
Ny wife could not believe her eyes Your EeSrs W ma
70 dc In Is years. Grasefully, yours,
1tf Fl 81 Rev. JAMS TEMPLE. $40 South st.
This on mild pleAsant and harmless. It's properties
are ~ Tor good. Children thoud have tt given them teeth
Ing and for Group beware OF base mltAtOFS protesting 70
make Electric Oil They kuQW nothing Of Its manufacture
their emily aim boing to get money! Lock "1t BeEaTe r
me emily genuine made the old establishments, - South
th street. philadelphia, removed, advertised BY
scamp Name the wrapper and blown h the bottle
! FhOF. @. uE GRATH,
sole iarea.or and matsre Of Eieetis on ID ths world
Forsale by 7. H. LOGAN 4 CO. and LAUGHIINs BUSH
J FIEIlD. sIf d 0etIGE
q " @ 4 Us D 3 - Q q n,
Attorney at Law,
WILL practise County and CFGuit Courts q Tay-
| w ISrsBarbOuF, Harrison and Marion.
OFFICE-PFunty tOEu, faylOFeO., Va.
J 2. Miner, l. l. D., Law Professor.
IT Hoiso o Esg-si UniveEsity'Vs.
VIM, Green, ESQ,
4 Hon. }. F. StFOther, RAppahannOek.
Hon. SheFraFd ClemenS, Wheeling. Va =
Cias- W. Rnssell, Esq. -
JuleeJOseph u. Pa -
apvlk-W4yy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

TICKLE TICKETS!
We are filling some orders for tickets for the city
election, and are ready strike or any amount on the
nos, accommodating terms. send in the orders to-day
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23
FROM CHARLESTON.

Jan. 1s.-Ihe steamer Caroline has arrived
with dates from Jacksonville, to the 10th. Gen-
IIarBey had Withdrawn the tags of truce and de-
clared war with the Indians.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

Jane. ,lar.hsIi and others, and

=. \ = ;
The parties rested these notified that
shah Thurray, the 9Th Of February 1884, AZ te
Clerks O the Court, n W,lsbuTE, Va, 70 state tr
and take t testnion require by ts decTees in
and parties interested
GuTrd 10 attend before me day. Tie taking vii
be continued from time to time until completed.
ADAM KUHN,
ians-ttw Special Co.nu.lss0neT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

The advantage of Hbcrally advertising was
made very manifest at the late Southern Com
mercial Convention. A large wholesale Hard
NsIe man was asked by one OF the Virginia
SsseSatcs why lie did not purchase his nails IN
NEhmond. The response was he was not aware
SNt there was a nail manufactury in that city.
FROM this information, us soon as he arrived ut
nome = he sent an order To the Richmond Manu-
factory for one Thousand kegs. If this Manu-
laStursr had advertised libcrally he might have
sod tens of thousands of kegs where he only
sold thousands. Ii you want to prosper, adj
rertiSe -
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n q GPNATnRl

MILw4uKIE Jan. 22.-The Democratic mem
Dunn, for Y. s. Senator .alM
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a FARM
AT 2 INNATE SALE.

TINE sIbsctber for sale Farm containing $50
acFes Of which about Ito cleared and under good
Reiee. baanee being we'll tbuFe and 81 acres Of u
nel0sed Il excellent Stock fHT, We supplied With
failing spFiags Of The improvements
ewrd log house 20 II b. e. double barn. with HlIe and
other building; young orchard Of gfpftd fruit tFeeas
bearing Said fSF situated West FRdey township,
Washington Co. Pa niles from West Alsxandria aud
~ miles from West UniOn, In Marshall Co. Va u the
farm sSnld be sold by tbs 1t u March, 1888, y
viii be for rent Possession be had on fs it Of APFa
next. Terms suit thr purchaser.
Application be Iaade 10 The subscribers ~ west LIB
eFtT, (hO Co., Va, VIM 1eFasand the premises.
KOBtsRF MCFARLAND.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

William c. Stevens John Aiken, late do In Chaneery
Ing business in the and style Of stevens
! 4 Aiken, and Joseph Logan. J 49,
The object Of this suit is to recover debt OF
interest thereon from the late tir'n Stevens Ake
attach the elects Of that iE1n To- broeks
County. appearing from the return Of the Sheriff. A.
well as by affidavit died he that the ran William
O. stevens and Js,n Aiken not Inhabitants OF this
Il ordered that they appear here
within one month after publication Of this order and do
protect their Interest," And IL Is fuTeF
ordered that n copy be Published Eeek
for four in tr Wheeling Intlgenerr and
posted door OF the Court House of said county
on the DAY County Court next after tie entry OF
this order. eopy-Teste: }. STARR,
iHns Clerk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23
TRAVH RESUMED.

New YoRK, Jan. 22d.-The New York and
Baltimore railroads have resumed their regular