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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

CoI.eerniug the editorial department OF the pane,
'i be addressed to the Editors, jen, TO either
Ce:eponents writing for qualifications, viii please write
IN ssryaiscs Tie above rules viii greatly obge us,
al 'scure more prompt attention to eosTsspOulsns than
CHURCHES OF WHEELING +
M information of strangers visiting the city, We pub.
isA the following list Of the different Churches.
@ aud place of meeting. II there are any mistakes
'alEaks tae necessary correction with pleasure:
n Natthtr'S, EItscOPGtiaH Corner Monroe and Byron
:F,,'. Rev. Z T. PkakISs, ReetOE morning services le
sSIocE, evening, !.
n iosH Ept-ecpuLida Main street, between FIRST
stond, Centre Wheeling, Rev. G. K. wARxEa Pastor;
ao'ains services lGX O'clock, evening, II.
Ftrt irtstyeIaR, REy. Il. II. WE'D Pastor, Foufthst,
ssse Monroe and Quincy morning afternoon
e0H FrssiyertdR, Webster street, between Main aud
Aat Centre Wheelingi services morning and evening"
laird LrssJteriaR, Filth street, between Chestnut and
Tsert south wheeling Rev. X Moons, Pastor, SerV
sa morning and evening.
FSSr4 Prss5yslaa, PAUL. PASTOR SIaiastreet,
Ssseu Washington and Adams na. services morning
srsn!ng.
Fca,G Street Aethodist ETtscoDql Rev p MoonE, pas
tor Fourth street, betWeen Monroe Quincy; services
EstniE and evening.
SOrtt Arset Isodist Eptsconl Rev. D. IsON, Pastor
s''sr Market aud North ats, NO,th whseltps' services
aorniHs and evening.
cloi1i.e Street Nsttoaist Episcopal, Rev. s. n p4w.
IS Pastor, chsPlLe street, between First second,
SUN W. : Sz,,ra5 sDa n. 49,.
F''sor; services taorEng and evening.
"A''Hg L'haHd CHGI,sI, Wheeling Island, Rev. r.
N'EE Pastor.
Cgs , Ss - EoI
iss - s'.es-
N aH'ss G"t1st-GF. Roman Catholic, RI. Rev. BrsnOP
d. v NEtLA%, Eil street, LumIltn; services
I..oftI,e Jss,,-,,s,, Pa, /, =, ,,.c,,.. 49,.
o.NIa, nv - :. LuAs' corner
ana Jefferson s3s orntus and afternoon
SIKH
Et,cisys,. y1arit s,rY 1, ,,,
cltre Wh,,.; service, i, = ~ M, n,,r, 49,,
lining. ming
st,,b 'ss~ SSS : 1klfNh' Pastor Clay
z.ss E,.,ro,js.,,I s,,,.ss;...s
F,,sr ,Ia,li.,,,, -,
os'Nstn Webster aAd Third GeAtEe
JriAs S.nggo,gs rn,n.,.
Nan ''S''3s' quincy sttset' between Market and
-.
y, "i"H Hall. Main street. between
S-'''' = setE'ses N' IVA morning
ODIN IJ1IIII%Tys-.7
=, ~ = " : :
s'n'"" lodge NO- 's.--Alrrts every TllursdaS
''snHF At The Hall, Of Market. and Monroe strsrts
FrankItn S,otl~r N,,. so
E'el'' syynIaE luOnAs Noa4nGAp, n O.; n: =. Ie.
Nm. rls, r~rl s.o,.. No. .,...Ev..,.
= !" s'hSsiay evening. JOINS WEsGLABEn, n. G.; sIokh
a, The a. corner M.SE, n Ssss a ss1 aenaas
''rrs'S sH,as,rrr, y o. EsIn 77.oyvrns seerrtarH
rauOIn I.oJ.e 30 80 -. :,
s..,'s evening" J. l. MAzWl1, G.; ". ". BqsekarS
,'''tstN-
AkFnnns- f. :.
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= New y. a e 8, ralsg ggmel

ss New Arrangement
& sSiFese THE sWHEELINEilASD,P ARKERSBIiPGi
ssssssssaass=s MAIL PACKET IL. 60.
~ ~ 7i-fe sts,5 Coz OIjl3IEtI3. sfF
james - = Is - eFGa,s IianACeF.
Mtl WherlnE Tuvny Thuraay and Saturday
NJ O'Clock, A. Nj for PArrFsbuF connecting Al aFrf.
u with the steamer BE9k, running from Alarirtt % 2n1s
and n with tlle steamer FASHION nm.
ming frOul PnEkeTBbutp to West C0lumEas Va
RetnFnnl Will leave Parkersb1rg every N6nlay enes-
Ciayaud Friday, 1t 81 O'clock, a. ~.
Freight VIII be received for point ON the Nuaftn,
N1d and for Sny point on tie
ap25
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NUMBER E6z
CITY lyU SIN EsS.
sENCOURAGR AMERICAN MARUFXCTUREs
8U1t6.ffGSssSt lBdBSS& Is H ESiERSISE86n5l = )
Writing Fluid. ~

INcE this Fluid llk has sep befogs TIE pobo
- now nearly two years, been edfStn TH5i ~
apd s hos preferred b many 70 ths Eat-msd 4F
with Smaller shes nYe been 5o(d
6Hrsh, Buaslo ClvYelan, petrua TerFe Ilantr
Lnsanhtoiis. Eyansyie Frlnks0Et
NASHVILLE MemplSl St LORIs TICkShaFv JaeRRo H1fseS
An4 Ne Orleans 1t has also been adopted In tie Stat ne.
q hentusl Tennsssee and AisS41spPl IEhaS
tnen three hrgt cnsB Diplomas AlenhSu
and Lou4Ayie and foeF Diplomas and Prise Ne
and Illinois. - - N-set A-.A
The following merchants, bankers, &s IN Wheein hero
totore using ATnOl's Engla Ink hRye nureb iS I
leEs Book. .keepeFss Writing ETuii:
Northwestern B3nk Vtrina; MeFchantS lFeShaDeoS
Bank OF WhernE; bank Wheeling; Crclccnf
TlnE County Clerk Of Ohio County;
gfaIh ul1ee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Once Means
ti!eaSsi hsLy. hoLoERS Cos Russell AeAIse; 6brdon
SAtIheHe z Cos T. SFeeflsy SonS Doane CoWEnl: t8
Boy1 Boyd Otti Oliver Pryor; II stout ZOOS Ls
DIN GhbeEaon Col Press 2
POF sale At manufacturers m rrces hv - 5=t
oe60 LA3tBDIN, GIEBRRS0Pf AGO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

For e information strangers whiting the city, We pub
A the following list Of the different Churches, ami their
l4s and place of meeting. II there any mistakes
Ualnaks the necessary correction with pleasure:
n latias5s, EIisccpGtiaH, Corner Monroe and Byron
streets Rev. Z. T. PkAklSs, Rector; morning lv6
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BLAN aR

Rarrry \ .ysEy eeatspa supersorartieiss ~
SeN SSaEGKS on all the city Banks
'ef,,. oR5D Err BOOK
S.s DEEDS, NOTES. DRAFTS; &C.
H.. sS1 s. on extra PaPeES for sale At this once
PSg P5S.sg, 9seelpts and BiIIs o1 IE7diSsg
81 H,'' oal's 10 order, Alrr. even doseript
FLAlN AND FANCY PRINTING!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12
al,e 1Obrtlir19 1lltrlliael1rfr,
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, M
CAMPBELL & MoDERH0T.
TERMS

ovrEcE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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IL CORRESPONDENTS.

LGIT&RS concerning subscription, advertising Other O.
Of t LntelliSeneer, should be addressed
FrOritfOrs. FsSFR
ScreerninE the editorial department Of the paper
~ be addressed to the Eiturs, jointly either
i tem. 4E g
writing tor publication, viii please write
ssg { Ous side Of the paper.
An The rules viii greatly oblige u.s.
I4 prompt attention correspondents
. taLsLL otleENlse receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12
COPPREs, .IllN 4 ssn laIsT IRON WAVE
Mandatory.

THANKFUL for tbs IFbeFai tonaFe heretofore
bestORel upon him the Subscriber Nouia FespSet-
foly ihfOfm his fIienfs, and the tuhlis Penef1lif
that he continues % man1iaetAEs the abSva naIs,i
articles IN an teir al Of Iheh ne lSs AZ
Ways hand, good wholesale ana FefSj Al
very Ton. prices.
He also keeps ON hand Coekpg soYes Of
ed patterns for coat ana
sBeJohfoIk VIM C0ntnus receive A.
tentian5 and be xeenied and rs Fis tSst
viii please the taust ms
EsYARNEYy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12
1udries.

M p0ZEH CoEp BgoaIals
~ II S4onen Etdf III fFss7
boGiest Pearl Starch;
y ealSs 9Sepi ~ ekeSti, No 81
ssss5sss sle hlEl RIO lsoGeesfsss4.
. hA11. SSeE esSl ft5-tnr. -
50 y Extra 81 Fio1tf.
and tog sale abyaas
= - Ea0HeRltt 3 EEHDE3Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

I'm, m Fe'l EneamPuent No. 3 3I.-4eets as
'an'A. CasrrEs p,ckAAx, q. p; ~. sseeor. serlbe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

BARD0TTRS WORSI SU6IR DF6pS
"A eealit sud efdcaeOuN Feu9ely for VFGf5si Il
"a "A Pat up IN the foEn Of Ers Csniy ~
" image Benet RE5ee Is ca psr ho1t
dsea1. sola y g u. LOGAN fsC0..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

-, - - SADDLE BL3NK Ffe
1ANk Hot Of tfrst rate 8nEiJsTE
= cleeP a the cid H. Main etTsT5
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shenpart and IlIore.aI !

s1epp pard and Iorgaf
Wf102I 2I4ESa IsISs ND sE21STSsTIs
Saddle aatneas and anu factnfers
l8ls ldiss 81 eoSae1. 9I s6is!
TskRE and ~
III lll 1lT 5iiss n 5i.S
s.sa1sll ~ s3lEtss me and
toN4s4 ifniSs7
HaiE aud lIeol CplSTss IaI,
rate e TIE hat sSIle oe aeioess 10 -
1rOu tllicea q VefV ar4f.t
and 9sstd t0g lielti3oss stFsiih NJ
me single and IA Styif eisPs
nlaEllaips -
large assortment q Carpet Baes ana q ev,F
All yoEE oSdeFet ll he tarpiNl9 slld NJ -,
iort N - spaEsA e EaErtt SanttnuGhco Of Il
Rof.- GitSe
51oS1I sHkPIldlD 8 lI0Rrss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

- E4zehsta AsBt1riffiesiffs = - =
Ef Dfnga, Medicines, Pa ms CDS YST5fiSs.
~ 6tt6nS, ete, etc., S6ff f!4
E!scss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

~ =, .5.o,.s FOUNDRY PIG IR0sf ? - 49,
fSfh TONS LoraconlnR Po6ndry.I Ir5fs "a Iay.s *,
80 &GEg (sTf "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12
MASONIC DiRsCpoRY

w, To PRGNEEEEIe.
NvS, n TO faEntsh iE atsss superior
SNssE~ IHE. baud IFess.lI ( SDlEIt 1EI:SS
~ .PoSeF Frsl8 Light Green
EiSS@.J5.h4as J5.h4as Dark Green
AGtrn F6ne de- WE6fTe
Pa Er'SSa lu " dS0lal Sf1es
T.sS. = sac e Dc. VnEuUBh.
All lTstStAA!S, ,Attues &c. sc. tNsc.
t9be sS cs ~ oS n 10 be goos lT EOnnd NO
cAAlPDEIL lfeDERAloTs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

a, sLVutti tIttA1N, skkOs, BUTf1iSs - =
AS1ED-1he sut9eli ibeTB purellaSe - r5sks
OE eyysaSsS Ss, en BlloFs
Clover aud timothy Geeds. Also % ttt
s. dIL 6 g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12
1n4. CAV, or MEM al-A1slall.o

s4Bs;rit ~Lo d" not give eNPress Ile
.r, eassdtTeT as visiting to cuntl ieir sutserll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

DAILY, per aunuEn - 90
TIi.WIikLT, per ABuEI. ~
NElALY, per AiinIini lI0O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12
OHICIlNRIN4S PIA9No F,,oRjrRs

n gsgasIS3 OPENED THIS DAY, ahds now ready ~,
sale, = itssh supply Of ChIcksrtng souS. ell
19 S U eeEated Piano EoFte5, beautiful Pi6sE Si-
nut aud Rosewood ahiBh, and for hF1liineJ q
tone and lEhtnsss Of touch cannot eit n S
S9uhty 9E Europe and offered ~ the lowest
FeTH prices, Including eaFriaRc tsss-
5TlnSe GO g Melode1RS, style With fun snA
- o. nne tEoselood hnah, and ht die lowest BlGaIS
WIN general stock OF Martins celebrated GIeFS
F LFsne5 and German vlolih. viollnee66. FIGtss
ramos Catnh0rinel, Tuning Works The ES TfallS
With AL other articles The music line Snd sSs
raj assortment Of Variety Goods - 1850 SsesS
Wholesale and retail Il the 0Id Muaie Sb
No. 26 Union street - ~ 4A g=eseSS
/ uIyR "a - ,s1s.,yaa,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12
THE. .LADLESi % DEp4RTllENT 3

We the unerligned, take pleasure in estfng thatEe
aFe personally Acquantea with Sir. GFanEers ability
and TEACHER Of Book Keeping, Ghehis te
highest order. He has had great experience Is an Ac.
In heavy Commercial and Ranking Houses, which
gives hnI superior facilities In itpartng Frdcttcat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

New Stock!
eEWelry, Watches, CIorISs, silver Ware
AND FANCY GOODS.
al AL B1iGNVfS.S, 11S MAIN ST..
Subscriber announces Ids IrGl te Eastern
line that he hAS yet o1rrel. = - ~
s numerous patrons and the public generally are res.
peetfuy Invited TO call examine his arndtsf
Ivt ,, - q r BROWN 5G Is Main street. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

Sais SsEy superior "a =
/ ~ sFESSDEABEN9i & ROB ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

t1sA 4 III LIS! RAJ PII5Ts$SiI
... 2 s4s Pals ti PoIsoa e. a -
- ttceS tor ti,5se i,Fts -
Stst EseeItesi sGss ny g
54s45 n IFiEfft4 ~ 4 nm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

1Srnm'u Enen,npne21 Ne. t.-Ws+ts Al the
,s'snsF Market and Monroe streets, the rtand laird
s''Ay evenings Of each month"; VIZ. zlxE, G. p; s. ".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

III. ALLEN, IL. D.,
President OF Farmer C0IlgRe.
L0RIN ANDREWS,
President Of fKenyOI College.
To young who wish to acquire HE3uSiR Edltcd.
Ton We think II Affords facilities very seldom qualel-
r las the rare Hons Of theOret kn0Wl
aud aptness In teaching added to Praetel Counting
his College Will he fully competent keep conlpti-
Gated set Qf l3o0Ea
4. 7. STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
JANNEY, secy BOARD of Control, State Bank Of o.
J. y. PAHAl, Book Keeper al d. T. Woodbury. ..
T. lD.ONERD1ER. Book Keeper ut Clinton Rank.
H. H. q q MILLS, seety Oolumbus Gas aud Coke Co.
Y. B.SlASOS1 Book Keeper at ]. II. Riley & Co.'S.
s9U-For full particulars send for circular.
GEtA+SGER d ARMSTRONG;,
.-Es.l. Es4-.G.l PropTietorS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

ttE1Glf G'GlASlTSs
5eLs asatrsIssRt sS,6r5ei5 Is "a
= -ltla1As1A 80 q i5lNL aRlN(4ENal..
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Removal.
| fsHN Tnesday, April Il C. r. BROWN 81 yln.1- -...
" from W hshiuBtuh Hal, Ei;l oDed 5f
: NO.s1l6s Gl0Gn tStFeef.
n nbFookS Building, door a6nve Nor.
e 5tantinI assortment OF WnteheS M
Fancy AFfeis9s recently selected By ~
Aeal1 and examination his stock bv bIs
4R8 Sne public generally d espeetf6iIy inyitE5
3 hhetlinBt March ~. 1856 a. = =
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ODD FELLows, D1REo,r.9lly

he"siHs ,odxs NO. 59.-Meets ever, Monday
~ 'as Ha' corner Market and Quincy streets
'Affs}S SH,as'rrr y, 81; ,yoIn TaoEurn, secretary
r"nOi" l.OISe No S3.-Merts ~ above every
s..E LAY s'yH'aE' IL MN1Wr1,N g.; W. ". RlaHckar'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12

y
EOR A.GA.E.
NE ptoprstor Of tle saynES gabk Store
.is and II being necessary 10 elose 81
te PRESENT year offers his entlFe stock of sfS
&e At hOleSal, faysrEbIe III
the best bargains a HE city. s ~ PsSss44e 81
LlhTe 1usJ received Hhe nSSdFfS1Sntf n 1ss 15.I
sass nnd gents Shoes and taltsts, ana would ~
sey to ~ tlGgs disposed patE0nise nue. G
sy!1l ~ @ eea WI. pe sold Regardless q pE6af
Come one amt hlt50u shall have Vaiffe
lANs many GO0ds-tWilI 1sl At COsf 100 fgs
Nnyss II TTsyJF6Tao,,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-03
TOWANDA: {:
shursoar fflorninn, september g. 1851,
stIsttsA 4oetrg.
SOM B OD Y .

somebody's courting somebody,
Somebody or other, tonight.
Somebody's whispering to somebody,
Somebody's list'ning to somebody,
Under this clear moonlight.
Near the bright rivers flow,
Running SO still and slow,
Talking 50 soft and low,
She sits with somebody.
Pacing the oceans shore,
Edged by the fOaming roar,
Words. never breathed before,
Sound sweet TO somebody.
Under the maple tree,
Deep though the shadow be,
Plain enough they can see
Bright eyes has somebody
No one sits up 10 wait,
Though she is out SO late
All know she's AZ the gate,
Talking with somebody.
Tip-toe to parlor door
Two shadows on the floor
Moonlight reveals no more
Susy and somebody.
Two sitting side by side,
Float with the ehbing tide,
Thus, dearest. may We glide
Through life. SAYS somebody.
Somewhere. somebody
Makes love 10 somebody,
Tonight.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-03

~The thogyh,iess aud inpa tie1t shat taesr
eTes 10 dal-er rzthe- than labor 20 avert j.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04

upon tho whole system of public in
struction, and to that end he ought to
be provided with an ample salary, say
$4,000 per annum, so that the whole
expense of the system would be about
1925, 200, leaving still balance for
contingencies and Investment of ST.
227.
IL. That in the two new Colleges to
be established, the law should have spe-
cial regard to the interests of agricul-
ture, and to the sciences applied to that
interest.
~. That the features of charity to
paupers in the system of public instruc-
ton ought to be abolished, as odious to
the people and degrading to pupils.
Gov. Wise took occasion, during the
session, to correct a mis-report Of his
remarks. He disclaimcd having made
any attack upon Superintendent and
Commissioners of Common Schools
1t was the system he attacked, by which
the Literary Fund was distributed. He
did not oppose Common Schools; so far
from it, he proposes to give them more
money, and by aiding Colleges, he pro-
posed to furnish better teachers for
them. .N.. ...'..
Remarking upon the Governors re-
marks in the Convention, the Wig
says it "did not represent that the Gov
ernor had made an attack upon the
Superintendent and Commissioners of
Common Schools. lie was understood
to have declared that the School quo
tas were expended for the private
uses of those Senators, Delegates, &c. J
who drew them from the Treasury, but
the presumption was expressed by the
reporter that the Governor could not
have charged them with failing to ac-
count for the funds thus expended"
From the above, it would appear
that the representative from Brooke
county is not tho only delegate who
swindled the School fund of the county
he happened to represent. We hope,
if there are others, as Governor Wise
charged, that their names will be made
known that public indignation may be
visited upon them. No matter what
political party the guilty persons may
belong to, let their names be made
public, and let the fate of the one who
has similarly offended be theirs
Wheeling Daily Times. Z.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04
TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.

We arc sorry to record the Temporal
ry failure Of the Ocean Telegraph fleet
i'll laying a track for the lightning to
flash European news to US across the
'briny deep but so it is-and though
the present failure can't be mended,
we rejoice to know that the cable can,
and to believe that the enterprise will
yet be crowned with glorious success !!
The Atlantic ocean is too small an af-
fair to staggcr the genius Of the age,
or to daunt the peerless spirit Of en-
terprisc which animatcs so large por-
ton of enlightened mankind. The
wire will be laid, and the cOmmunica-
ton set up between the two continents.
Several cables may be broken before
the connection is made, but the plans
Of successful operation will be maturcd
by successive failures, if such be the
history of the enterprise! The idea,
though gigantic, must become reality,
and its very mognitude will prevent its
being abandoned.
But the late cable. The ship Mag.
ara had laid out 1870 miles Of the cable
up to the 18th ult., when, riding on
swell, or rather descending into the
trough of the sea, the breaks were APP
piled too stifliy to the machinery, and
the cable separated. Says the London
Times "Thc Niagara at the time of
the accident was going four or five
miles per hour, while the cable was
paying out at the rate Of five or six.-
y pressure of 5000 ponds was then
applied to the breaks to retard the ra-
pid progress of the cable, when the
ship was in the trough of the sea, and
when the storm of the vessel mounted
the crest of the wave, the strain was
too great, and the cable parted. The
machinery for paying out aboard the
Niagara IS now pronounced too heavy,
and ceased to move before the cable
parted"
The proposition to make another tri-
al in October, to lay down the cable, is
under discussion, and it may be at
tempted. IF not then, it will be called
up under the head of unfinished bu-
siness" next Summer
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04
PitfsburgA Weekly Union.

TIE Indian IYar.--We copy The fol.
lowing from the St. Paul (Alinnes ota)
Pioneer of the 18th instant
ave regret to learn that hdstilities
have again broken out between the ST.
oux ahd Chippewas. 49,. .
"On or about the first of the present
month, war party on the Red Lake
and pillager bands of Chippewas al
tackled detached parties of Sioux, far m :
ing or hunting, in the neighborhuod of
Lac Travers. The Chippewas took
between thirty and forty scalps, and
then hastily retreated down and across
Red river, homewards. At one Of tho
white settlements on Red river they kill.
led five head Of cattle, and destr Dyed
considerable lumber. ... I'd .
"Late advices from the Sioux agen
cy represent that war party has gone
in pursuit OF the Chippewas.
"a body Of troops will probably be
Immediately sent to the Chippe wa
country TO arrest The murderers, aud
intercept the Sioux, before the commits
sion by them of acts of hostility.
1.-THE professions of a desire for peace;
on the part Of the Chippewas last spring,
were made. Undoubtedly, with the in.
tention of deceiving the Sioux into a
state OF fancied security. ..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04
4 National Thanksgiving Day.

The suggestion contained in the fo''
loving paragraph in the st. Louis In
teUigenccr, will, We doubt not, meet
with hearty response from all sections
of the country.
A real millennium seems to be cx-
tended over the United States. To
the boon of almost unexampled good
crops, enjoying from the Northern
Lakes to the Southern Gulf, and from
the Atlantic to the praries Of the Kaw
and the great Platte, and promising
10 enrich labor wherevcrit has applied
its sturdy hand to tho plough, We are
permitted by a kind Providence to add
the priceless blessing Of general health.
Men are not only furnished with plon-
tiful harvcsts and well stored lardcrs;
but they are also blessed with that
abundant health which permits the full
enjoyment of the bountics Of nature.
Never have We had such general ma
tional health. Never had we such UNI
iGorm good crops. Never have We had
such good prices Of products. Never
have we had such an amount Of pre-
cious metals in our country-thc ba.
sis Of all sound commerce. In fine,
never before has the nation seemed
more peaceful, happy and prosperous.
1t well becomes us to have one gener'
al Thanksgiving day, simultaneous
throughout the Union, to acknowledge
those accumulated and manifold bios
sings. Why should not President
Buchanan appoint this year, by com
mon consent, National Thanksgiving
Day? 1t would be Experimentation
and would he generally acauicsccd
in by the States, we are sure.
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DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-Tw MEN
KLLED.-We learn that a very seri-
Gus accident, attended with loss Of life,
occurred on the farm of Mr.. Henry,
living on Fish Greek Hills, in Marshall
county, last Monday. Itappears that
that section Of Marshall county was,
like this section; visited with severe
storm last Monday afternoon. The
grain on Mr.. Henry's farm some 800
bushels Of wheat, had all been hauled
to the barn, where Mr.. Henry, and o
Dutchman whose name we did not learn,
and two youths, the sons of John Young
and John Neeley, were engaged in
threshing out. Seeing the storm ap.
preaching, operations were at once sus-
pended, and Mr.. Henry and the Dutch.
man went to the stable about fifty yards
off, to put up the horses, leaving the
young men in the upper part of the
barn. While there, the barn was
struck by lightning, instantly killing
the young men. and setting the barn
on fire. Mr.. Henry and the Dutch
man aC'tne StaOlc, were also 1elled TO
the earth by the same stroke. 1t was
sometime before persons at the house,
some distance of, learned of the acct
dent. Indeed, the first intimation they
had of the disaster was seeing the barn
in flames. AS soon as possible, the
bodies of the young men were recover
ed, but life was extinct. The barn,
and all its contents, were Destroyed
The dutchman, though severely stun
ned by the shock, has recovered, but
at last accounts, Mr.. Henry was still
in very precarious condition, and
not expected to survive. .. ..
Mr.. Henry's farm, the scene of this
distressing accident, is near Squire
Henry Seckman's, Oh Fish Creek, and
about seventeen miles from Mounds
vile. Wheeling Times.