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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-02

{ CLOrHs cAsslMEgEs AND vEsrtyos
A,,E a - A.W CRAMER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-02
CALCULATIONS,

cssassfsisHessre . assse Of a. Cirenif
~ Csssfy Cosyt n J,6,rsos CsuHiy
rnFFiCE IN a. Court. Hous-. fup staifs. y Is ths
- room for many TsarH orrapiss ss an 0dics
by ths lais Roherf Wouhingt0n Esg
Eauanes (ereePt Couft dsysl 81 ths east door.
JaIv ". ts3f-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-02
THE OLD LOVE.

met ber-shc va, thin and old;
She stopped and trod with to,,sring feet,
The hair was gray that osss Was gold,
The voice was harsh that wa, sweet.
Her hands were d~iadlsd, aAd her eyes,
Robbed of the Erlish light Of Joy,
Were dim ! ! felt sad surpri.s
That had loved her Hhea boy.
Bat yet something IA her air
Restored me to the washed time,
My heart grew youae, aAd seemed 10 S.,r
The briEh'ars' Of my yoaIhfaI prime,
took her uithsred hsBd In nine
Its touch recalled Eho.t OIjoy-
kissed 70 With feyereat sigh,
For had loved Der vbea boy
THE HEAVENS IN STORE ron Us
Year treads 90 year with SLOW sad me Gsur.d nae.
ASd 'iisai IN lie progress star
bat rolls its Toasd IN heavens eternal spaee =.
of Ioos or short. hoH truly circular,
Let 10 not mourn that every passing day
bfiags as the nearer 10 that eio,ias ,een.
nhsh We must 'ay Farewell i-FMsWyii hs. been
Ihs Pa''ioHAis Psss q tvs) human heart
h'' rather let u'. with brew serene,
"Sieoa.e the Elsd approaches Of dssEy
ana '@'s At death. whose stag .Wsst Ckri.t L..
'troyed;
f'r "hen the hssiiBE earth has passed away,
Are not the mighty heavens usssi5ysd2"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-02

~ Bvsfy taiisb thsi 80 hssaas great,
bsa Sal fsrs n uslls Hstr1Bt kaman
a.sth~rs ma1s h0asta aen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-02

TUE FOUNDER OF THIS CELEBRATED
Il Institution offers the most Cer,Ain Snsssv
asd Oaiy sneeissi remedy Ia the World for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12
NeWI 2 b..:....,,
IRON.


Fen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Wheat and Corn still
limited bat the demand Tor both continues good Oats
tending upwards The Grocery market ruled quiet the
demand chiefly confined to tile wants OF the trade Pro-
visions quiet, but rm. Lard la good request Tie Whisky
market Was quiet, ard the trsnSHCtisns very limited
COFFEE-Ro COnee follows, viz: DC 1Oc low gradesi
IOlU9tc for fair; 1u'talc for good. and ll4llhG fof
prime, L4guayra ll4<9l2c; Java 1415915c 9 b,
FLOUR AND NEIL-Oward street $6sI 5<@T; Ohio
do NJ $;G2 family do SaS25 Dbl BALTIMORE exc
ira $I,loi Hmily do $50 K4 Flour at - Dbl City
0RAtS SEEDse quote prime Wheat at 1886. Sales
of suU bushels rvt falls At and 200 bushels
Of $500 bushels yellow GS9d1c and 4CU do
white 63c. We quote prime white Csc There were
1891 bushels Oats offered ut sales repored Oats
nominal at 46 TO 4Ic Salts also OF $50 bushels
vuna Rye SCI Maryland aud Virginia at I5c Seeds
THE inquiry for Cloverseed continues quite brisk, aud
prices upward tendency. Sales Of 50 bushes (ao
$40. Same holders asking IS for strictly prime No
sales to nOc In Timothy seeds quote nomnay at
94: FlaXserd So p bushel.
MoLASsEsThe market continues firm. Old crop New Or.
leans G6861c, cropdo Bic; Cuba MuscOvado b @
5Sc Porto Rico and Engsh Island at Refined syn
PRovisIOxs-Buk meat is held firmly at s19sHc for
shoulders, Toe for sides, and 1tc 9 b for hams. small
being of old bacon shoulders SkgS1sei
new do kes91Sc; old sides tNaSt0S new do l"Ggllc
2 b. Sales Of 30O at 1Sc p D Meas
beef nominaly at 4l69lT No.: do at 4l45W95i Western
good inquiry for barreed Pork hut the supply Is very
light Mess Pork at2I 5o2s; Prime SlSiS5O, and RuIDP
to-day. Holders 6rm lsc for Western in barrels and
terccs; do in kegs 1S@lSc refined do u kegs o 5'Se;
do in tins Ice y d.
sroAns-Porto Rico surars at &1OeJ9l1BO: Grocer's
styles and English Island Sugars slGl1 Re-
nng grades Cuba English Island Sugars at 90 ESQ
975 per 100 bs The market is still bare Of New Orleans
Sugars, Int Of other descriptions there s fair supply
lon for Ohio Whisky. Pennsylvania Is now held At u cents
per gallon
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

PITTSBURGH, Feb. IL, noon.-River 2feet, 2
inches, falling. Weather cold aud clear. Riv-
ers toleTably clear of ice.
CNcINNATI, Feb. 11-nOon.-River falling
slowly. Notmuch ice running now. Weather
clear and milder.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l1.-River still falling slowly.
Weather continues very cold. Less ice running.
than yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 1l-Eve.-Rirer still falling
and butittle ice running. Tho Missouri has fallen
two feet at Jefferson, and clear Of ice to above
Bonneville Weather niilder, but still clear.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l1.--River is full Of small
ice, but not impeding navigation. There Is l-2
feet I'M the Indiana chute, and l-2 feet in the
middle chute, rising.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

FROM MEXICO.

BALT1XoRE, Feb 1l-New Orleans papers Of
Monday and Tuesday of last week have been
received str -
ult, stating that the country was enjoying unu,
sual quiet. The only trouble proceeded from
the rcbellious disposition manifested by the
clergy, several Of whom had been sutnmariy
dealt with.
1t was rumored that the Apostolic Nuncio had
demanded his passports, and was about toleave
Senior soto, had retired from the ministry on
account Of i'll health
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

CxcSxArI, Feb. it.-FlOur and whisky unchanged and
steady Provisions dull aud Proyr t'onlnSly unchanged
spring fall COveTsee active Ut o.. Sugars in good
demands sales 26 hlds l1l2c for New Orleans. Cof
fec firm aud good demand; coo bags sold ut 1UA9llM.
MOlasSeS hm aud in good dsmandi $50 bhS sold Mt T2c
cash and time. gg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12
UOKltE SPONDISNIs
m TnE G.UHI.EC.

-, nj, day sold to Ms,srs. Campbell McDermOs
.,,,.lli.sncer Office. wereturn sincere thanks
..n. for tie many acts of kindness we have re-
,,., hands and cordially commend our successors
,,.,. wsdoab. not they will ever be found prompt
..,,s- 10 every department. Of business, and viii
Fort TO deserve the patronage of the community
u,. NIL run to the 18Th instant, and We hope our
M ,;, q. in speedily closing up our outstanding
,,,,,,. Of the firm will be settled by either of the
-, Mr. Realty viii be found at the Office for that
BEATTY CO.
ding. Oct sth, 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12
ar pd1vEnATFfaM SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale Farm containing S9
acres Which about 100 cleared and under good
fence The balance being well nbered, and 81 OF Il
neOsed. It excellent Stock farm, well supplied with
failing springs Of The improvements
hewed log house go Il bv 24 double har with Sheds and
other building; young orchard of grated fruit
bearing Said Is situated In West Fndey township,
Washington Co., Pa ak miles from West Alexandria, and
~ miles from West Union, IN Marshall CO.. Va II the
above farm suid not b. sold by the Ist Of March, I il
will be- Possession be had on the LIST Of April
next. Terms made to suit the purchaser.
Application may made the subscriber, West LIB
eFty, Ohio Co. Va. Wu. SeFaTYnd the premises
ROBERT MCFARLAND.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

l.r WEEKLY will go to press to-day at 10 o.
/, .ad will contain great variety of foreign
domestic matter, together with the latest
/ up to the latest hour. Price $500 per
|; per single copy five cents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

h HwcuErr's company performed schiller's
'sIy of the "Robbers" with great success in
lbenyille on Saturday night. On Monday
,iag they played Camille, Mrs. Henry APP
Jog as Camille. Last night was to close the
Oh in that place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

Nessrs. Paddock & Co, Cincinnati, endorse
contracts of their agent, who was here some
$50. we will thank them for the regular
IN, Of their Bank Mirror" hereafter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12
pa 4 1.Oo55 I51ISHIAN I1O IO6.--
Or, Floral 8eautifiar,
IT IS NOT q OYEI

Grey haired Bsd Bsyssla diriaSs cft1S
Aai~ srsfip read tie HtL1lrfag, dH1l jniFsef
AIRS. \ A AELF.S'S WORLDS HAIR kEsf0kEts-
Rev NJ TiiACliER (6S ySaFs Of aFfD fItrErr, Chs n
Couht n. y. ny hair nafuTat
color and eess-s 20 fsli-''
CUTTEs, FL. NotAeFs 8lagazsB6 y. 2 'AlGy
haiEiS changed natural eal0T AMI E0 bllA Sts
Ae-'
Rev n. 7. sIoAE D. D. Concord. n a. 'sy haIr, WhIeh
grey, TtstnTei tS ifs natHFal eoiuT, &e.''
HrV. n ILENBENINs Chicass, ~ ~ ald ny
n1ny rerOHHtseHt q 20 my friends"
ErV. u. WOOD, NisiitetsNE, s.. r. Any hair has
gFe4iiy tirEns, aBt aSO that Of q ny family, phO
vas becoming bald, &C."
Rev. p TCSTiN Cl.aEseston & C. ATas uhIls haIrIs
Becoming OI'viatsl, aud nEx hair fSrn.iusE. a.
Rev. a FRiNK, SILVER CEssk, * =. 1T has PTodsoed
good edsct hair and can and have e0rlsd ~
Rev. Jos MCKEE Pastor 81 West y. \. clrSh. n. r.
recommends IL
Rev. .. MORRIS, cross River, y. z, aIso, sd
slrs. Rev. IL A. PRATT, lLauIlss. X Y
We Isi swell this s 70 The fan enlvnce-
TRY IT. Si o. I'll the principal merchants ia tie Enttsa
Statr~, Gaia Canada Wh6igaaiz drpoG,
$40 BToaIae Street New York tSfaS dsasTp ny Eeu ATE
cies tustrad Of ts which t!eY make pToH1, 80,
sriie 20 depot for circular and Information.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

,ox Onr, in extensive, rich and valuable de-
+, has as the Ohio Statesman learns, been
,,rercd in the Hooking valley, in South
IN Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

B,,,,or, were retailing at Cincinnati on
l,r last at 81, GO per bush, and all other
.Ee,ing exorbianHy high.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

,xarL.n-The Stoubcnville Herald states
.uoke continues to rise from the ruins of
,,s.m mill burnt in that place over six weeks
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12
Baltimore MARKET.
Now YorIt Mnrket.

BALTIMORE, Reb. 11.-Plour steady. Wheat nrmer; sma
l4S9144c white 1S4@16sc. Corn Steady al
e4g66c. Whisky is in limited demand at R61S@esc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

The object Of this suit is 70 nion the defendant
others concerned from farther proceedings on judRmsn
the County Court OF Ohio County, accorded the 9Th
day December, 1850 By the defendant against the
piahsnt, In5 dollars with interest snd costs Of suit
81 the further order Of this Court.
The defendant not having entered his appearances and Il
appearing affidavit fled the cause that lac is
resilient S State 81 ViFgnian motion OF the piatih,
by his attorney, it ordered at ne do appear here within
Ronl. after the due publication Of fis orrr, and do
what may necessary protect his interest IN tits suit
and copy order is forthwith Inserted 10
Newspaper published in Wheeling
ccssve weeks, and posted at the front Oer Of the Court
ceuuty the Grst day OF the next County
Court A -cOPy--TsSe: ALONZO L0RIN64 clerk.
gtiood sol. for pmpl't.l feb5-WA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

Is indignant author writes US private letter
nov Willy We lave plagiarized one of his
ns,-"UnrcSt, we believe, the production
called The author will please take notice
HeIind it very difficult to write good prose,
aeycr aspired to murder the harmony of the
BlOSaxOn tongue in verse. Occasionally we
act an anonymous waif floating about in our
hanses most generally at the request of some
'imeatal friend. That's how, Mr.. T., your
production got into our columns, for
ch We beg both your pardon, aud all those
spent their time readingit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12
THE RuRDELL CASE.

NEW YoRE, Feb. ll.-There was but little Pd-
dtional testimony yesterday in the Burdell case.
An attempt was made to show that Mr.. Eckel
and Mrs. Cunningham were the parties who en-
tered a store on Friday to purchase dagger,
but the witness failed to identify.
Mrs. c. was committed to the TOmbs.
The following is the account given by the
Tribune of the recognition of Mr.. EckeI:
"Mr. Eckel was placed in the bed chamber of
DIR. Burdell, and had the choice of any position
he pleased to take among the jury, reporters
and others who were present. He was asked to
appear in his shirt sleeves, the persons standing
around him appearing in like manner. This lac
refused to do. The others then put on their
coats Mr.. Farrellwas then broughtinto the room,
and after looking around four or five times, each
time pamsing more particularly ut Eckcl, he at
last confronted him, looked at him closely, and
turning to the Coroner said, That was very like
the man; he was certain he was the man."
So far, then, Eckel has been identified as be-
ing in the house and awake at the time the
Shrek of murder was heard outside.
This testimony is given by working man,
who appears to be honest and unsophisticated.
His story was straightforward and connected,
vet told with caution He wOnld, according to
his own statement, have volunteered at an ear
licr stage in the examination, but for the course
which has been pursued by tine Coroner, and the
fear of being kept away from his family.
LATER.
But little additional evidence to-day in the
Burdell case. a stray trunk at Pfiladelphis,
supposed to be Eckel's, was proven to belong to
another. One witness testified to the honesty
of Farrell's character; butthe latter's testimony
is not generally credited. 7-iF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

PRoy, DEGRATH will responsible evil
which may be produced by counterfeit called Electric OIL
after his great remedy II persons will be cutioned
aud heed his repeated advice through the newspapers and
buy article, when the Electric OIL, well
known and highly recommended by Mayors Of cities,
Members of Congress, Physicians and Merchants Of the
highest saudng by certificates published,
aud every PhIldeIphan then they must bear the
quences Of their ay Electric Oil is pleasant always
leaves better than 1t began, and cannot possibly
do h0FDl las limitations wl) Children should have It for
Group teethng and ladies it for the skin and pm
pes, complexion, &C. Inflammation pain cannot
Sole atannfacurns Department 50 South Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
See cirtifcGtss IN VSetky papers.
Price %, 30 and 81 bottle and no person has ever
made any real Electric Oil but myself, in this or any
other city. fT5-.#-F
PROF CMARLRs DEGRATH dIscoVerer manufacture
tile world Of Electric OIL
EorsaleI 10y 7. H. LOGAN CO., Bridge Corner.
iRuI4 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12
BY TELhliltAl,ti.

MAREKrs AT PrTTsRuRoH.-Hay SiNGp418. Wheat u go
Cd6i<c,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

Be
w onnets, UhrsHs and Carpet Sacks corner Of
Market and Monroe opposite McLure HOUSE, Wheeling,
Va, superior die trade and respectful
solieits PatroiraEe. lni:s
~ Pref. DE GRATIS EIeesrie sDU.-Tuu
death Relieve the pain, and you ch.rR The disease.
Prof Ne rath Electric on l. the marvel Of this ase. for
the following. mot eveFytliingO
Cures Rheumatism often In day.
CuEeE Segralgia; Toesh4e.s. 2 miHgte''
Cures Burns BTuisss, Wounds e 3 days.
SaEss 6sTaese, SIG l Meek Ass,y eisi,'
Cares FeloRs Broken Breast salt Reu, $50 days; cures
Qninsy, Papitstonp Plsur, 70 10 days; Asthma,
serofu9 Asss SO 10 dayS cares Frosted Feet and Ch
Ask Me- WiIEins Of LynehhrE e Chas De GRATIS nee.
tFs on did mot cure him Of Rhsnmatis and strains
Ask Rev NJ CsidEeif 81 dId noe rrIIsvu him Of ssTure
cough and pain in the bFeastin one hiElt.
1Eells l9ds ia TIC threat in aiesn inutes When the
Ask Fs Argyle, 70 it dd relieve her Of the headaeAs
Ask Irs BiseEforS Of Lynehar If it cid not e4re her
DEAFNESS CURED. sass
NEW HaTEs May i9Ih, 1850.
Prof DeGrat-2IS brother has been eeaf three yesTs-
4 49,, w. e sre ne s' c.t g - ~ la
Ask Mr. ssrsutOH. Who AfterWard, boaght $50 .eEth -
sen ny E4EoTnic ofL removes all Pain, Onee, Rhua
1hetsd IS 1raIs and Cured in one weekt Rsaa Iet,er
80 PnrA.. jane sth. lsss.
Prof De oRASIsI have been nietsd syeaEs win Nsl-
Iaia si other panf9l and have bssn unable
g sssP so%ney e az ~ .es ANY yes5s Ist
HthtI sept soundIy Ehd well and to-day like
Ny wife could BOT belsFe hsF eyes Ho Eestrfe Oh
dime ~ Week what the physicians Of Phadefpha faiad
20 DO IL u years. Gr8ee1uilyt yours,
rev. JAtIE1 11El1FEEI $40 South
ms On - MID Fieasant apd haFisss. ItS properties
Al Tor goo4- ClldEeti at0id tV 4 tel tell te.-
ing and Tor Group. Beware o. base tatqrE, pF5BE 10
tleetto on. They know notheE oflta nanufAetfe,
their only bGing 70 ret m0neEt L0ok cot Beware
ms sply Euls 4 1e - The cd g South
sEh street, RhTadeiI rEul0Ue4 advertised By
base scamp. Naie On Or EEaPpsF ard Nova q TIE htle-
---- REoF o. d 0fsaTtf,
Rgrsaleby 7. q. LOGAH AGO. and 4pafEINs 4 BusIl-
gIELD. ~ ostiesE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

ikorrsson scnADD, of Pittsburgh, last Sun
formally renounced his faith in the Protes-
religion, and united with the Catholic
yea A few months ago he wrote poem,
tich occurs the following:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

NEW YoRE, Feb u.-Flour arm Gales 1900 bbls. Wheat
hrm bush Corn aYancDg sales 500 bushels
7Sc. Provisions steady. Lard buoyHnt At I3c. Whisky
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

(oTEs1ED ELEcrloN.-'Thc Committee met
evening at G. o'clock. About thirty-tive
ncsses we're examined for H. P. Chapline,
ten of Which were declared Illegal votes,
cb, with eighteen that were declared illegal
lie previous meeting, makes thirty -four Ia
irom the whole vote II. Conant received
The day of the election. About thirty wit
ses were examined for H. Copant, of which
iber twelve were declared illegal.
fhe Committee adjourned at lO3 o'clock, to
b on Saturday morning at o'clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

BACON Z .B44 CON /!
7 CASKS sHoULDERs -
and lot Of superior plata and sugar cured Hama,
s' Ss1u and Ter sale sg NJ puMPnREY.
oAATo Walnut and AEushtOom caisuP, just received
. ass sRa ''F 'a'' = RDWAaDs / BRO.
T UCoA"-SALAD OIL - 80
| a lsi1si PaFP0sss7ssaF sAlsAs ,os.x co
R6IL SlqPIS q D7 Ja5Re's celebrated Keiisnes for
= y sale b. AgGHlING- = RiIEiIFIEEDs
dseM 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12
CHURCHEs OF, VIII E.EI.INJ54

! e + . 7
otstr1nZers visiting the CITY Ne pub
sh the following stOf the different churehea and tiIr
tme and place Of meeting. II there are any mistakes
"'l make the necessary correction with pleasure:
81 4tGtNeSss, EPiseopaIian, Corner Monroe and ,yron
streets Rev r PeAKs Rector; morning services 1as<
O'Clock, evenng,7.
~ '0hHs EptseopaEtGH, Main street. between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling. Rev. q. X 1yAsxER, Pastor;
morning services log O'clock, evening, TX
FtTss PresoyferfHH REv n. H. WED Pastor Fourtlst
between Monroe and Quincy; services morning and AFTER
second Fr'stfertan Webster street. between Alain and
Market Centre Wheeling services morning aud evening
Z1frd Ffesberan, Fift street. between Chestnut and
rSiSert sss, South Wheeling, woops PASTOR seryi-
ces morning aud evening.
Fourth IesOyerfaa, Rev A. PAr11 Pastor Main street.
between Washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening
Fourth Street WttaodSt spt.eepal, RevP. MoOan, Pas
tor Fourth street. between Monroe and Quincy
morning and evening.
North street AsaodtAt Episcopal Rev. B. 1sox, Pastor
corner Market and EOrth s North Wheeling; services
morning. and evening. f-ft
Chap1tne Street Aethodt.t Bpf.o6paI, Rev s. r. Dlw.
soS PASTOR Chapline street. between FIRST and Second,
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Whssti's0 M E. Church, Rev. c. D. BAFTELLE,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
WHse'fnO Lsa"d Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. P.
MOORE Pastor.
Gersnan Aeaoatst piseopql, Rev. O. HrLwrs, Pastor,
chapne street. between Websser and Third Centre Wheel
ing.
81 james Cathedral. Roman Catholic, RI Rev.. BISHOP
r. v wEEAN, Fifth street, of Hampdsn;
morning and afternoon.
A.soetats P,or,us Rev. j. IT, MOcluns Pastor, corner
Of Market and Jefferson s ssrvccs morning and after
noon.
Sixth streets; ssrviccSmSrnng and evening.
Dtseile, Market street, between Webster and Third
Centre wheeling' services 10 in the morning, and tx
evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

TaS PkINFERa.
We prepared furnish Printers with Wades superior
News Book and job Inks. We have hand:-
News InIE. hand press. BARK Blue.
News Sink. power presI Light Green.
ESOOk Ink. Dirk Green.
Fine black. yellow.
Extra R1ne do. White.
ICED INK. Gold size.
EXlrn Fine do. Warmth.
ali1laE Rlue. &c. &c. &c,
All Inks sold by us warranted good Il found
to be so, can b returned expense.
j9i7 CAMPBELL McDERMoT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12
FROM CUIcAGO

Fer 1.-THE Damage to the Galena r. R. by
the ireslIet is estimated not to exceed $6,00O.
The steamer Vienna, with full cargo, was
sunk in the Illinois river by floating ice on Sat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

SECRETARY OF srArE.-The Washington cor.
Io'dent of the New York Journal Of Com
= Speaking of the competition for the post
S''Fe'aFy of State in Buchanan's Cabinet,
n ns NE competitors being put aside, or having
ii iia,zed each other, it follows that there is
q N si;nee to come back to the original pro-
eiy @.'G =; was started IL the press, and well
the S, y. The country, for retaining At the head
b. mo-, ".aVe Department, William L. Marcy
n 4ts3er now stands in so critical n position,
roF - my opinion, an earnest effort on the
cpS aus Sae commercial community ofNew York
Oaof S T the question in favor of the reten-
nn, shortest way to raise money for any pub
ss FIlpS0se-says some cynical dog-is to tas
, ,a.s S'auty, and let every lady rate her own
1''aA -
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The Central Ohio Rail Road Company
object this suit attach, In the hands OF VIII
liam Terry Thomas J. DeCsups respectively, agents for
said defendants, and Michael Herr, doing business
Michael Herr Co., either OF them,
moneys effects Of estate belonging TO the said defendant
Ohio Rail Road CpmpTny, 10 Thatcher Per-
kins superintendent OF said Central Ohio Rail Road Com
pany, all funds which the said Terry DeHamp or
either Them may have received for the transportation Of
freight passengers said Central Ohio a Roa and
any moneys which the said Michael Herr Co may OE
the ansportaton freight said Central Ohio Rail
Road sTlei thereof to satisfy and pay the com
plaants Of Al0O, with and costs Of suit.
Tie defendant, Central Ohio Raft Road Company,
having entered its appearance, aud it appearing hy am
dayit ned cause, resident OF the State
Of Virginia. motion Of tie plaintiff by lis attorney, Il Is
ordered that il appear here within mouth after due
publication this order and do what may be necessary
protect its interests, and that copy Of said order be
forthwith inserted IN newspaper, published ia the city
Wheeling for four successive weeks, and posted II thV
the Court House Of Ohio county the fFa
day the County Court, held for said county.
A coPy-Teste:
TpendIetnu sol. for cotnplIJ ftb4WAt