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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

Is the letter of Ex-Presidcut Fillmore, in re-
ply to the invitation to attend at Richmond, on
the 23d of February last, he wrote as follows:
at a time like this, should rejoice to meet
my countrymen from all parts of this wide
spread Republic, at the Monument of Washing.
ton, reared by his own native State, and there,
upon that sacred alter, as children of your rovo-
lutionary sires, pledge ourselves 'our lives and
our sacred honors, to maintkin this govern
ment, and ''to frown indignantly upon the first
dawning Of any attempt to ALLEVIATE any portion
Of our country from the rest, or TO enfeeble the
sacred ties which now link together the various
parts"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

The GREAT TEAPOT AGITATION "oVEK TIE
WArrg."-Itw will be seen by an article which We
transfer from the columns of one of our St.
Clairsville neighbors to our paper this morning,
that our unhappy sister across the Tiber"-the
county of Belmont, State of Ohio-is still
resonant with the din and clangor of intersec-
tional strife. Bleeding Belmont, at this present
writing, is gasping-beins pulled northward by
her hair, southwark by her feet, and that too,
through the clutches of ambitious brood of
villages and haciendas, which, with a singular
fecundity she has spawned over her surface in
times gone past These ambitious villages are
all now setting up for themselyes-all on strike.
Their misfortune is somewhat analogous to that
of the cantons of Switzerland in the days of
Tell-each being neither sovereignty, nor yet
dependency-too weak to rule, yet too proud
to he ruled. IN like manner are these excited
villages affected, each one being determined to
absorb within its own site, the foundation stones
of the County Court House aud the County
Jail. Cmore especially the latter.)
In the midst of this fratricdal strife of her
screeching infants, our beloved sister Belmont,
sits brooding and Illuminating like the "Whang
Doodle in the mountains of Hepsidam; listen
ing to such pros and cons as the one we publish
to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

HEAVY SwINDLING-A Fortune 7elLe-'s Trick
We have just heard the pan ticulars of 4 thiev-
ing, swindling trick, practiced by one of the
itinerant female fortune tellers that infest the
community, that almost surPass credulity. By
her trickery, Woodworking, meritoriods col
ored man, Dabney, the steward of the steamer
Fanny Built, loses thirteen hundred dollars
He is free man, but had a number of children
who were slaves. He had purchased all but
one, son who was somewhere in Virginia.
During the absence of Dabney to \. Orleans,
on the Fanny BulLitt, this fortune. teller found
access to the wife of Dabney, and so far imposed
upon her credulitY, as to induce her to place
the money Dabney had saved in her hands to
take to Virginia to buy their son. Dabney had
left his money, some 81 300. all in gold, excep-
ting 800 bill and two $2O's in the possession
of his wiie on his departure, and she knowing it
was to be used for the purpose of buying the
freedom of the boy, thought it was all right to
entrust to the fortune teller, more especially as
the latter had most positively assured her in
telling her her fortune that She would get the
boy in that way. The woman got the money
and started on her errand, but has never been
heard of since, and never will, until an officer
catches her.-LoUsriiie Courier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

RowDrIsN AT wAsHINGroN.-The correspon-
dents note the rowdies at the seat of Govern
ment. Says the correspondent of the New
York Courier:
One week ago to-day, crew of the most no.
! torions Of these wretches, six or eight in number
formed themselves in fighting order in the mid
die of the day, before the National Hotel, the
most public place in the whole city, and not two
squares removed from the City Hall and the
Police Offices, and deliberately set upon two
brothers, respectable mechanics, beat both of
them dreadfully, and then, four being upon one,
stabbed him to death with a bowie knife The
ttfair created scarcely any sensation.
need hardly again allude to the frequent
street battles between tiremen and their asSoci.
ties, in which the killing and wounding of
members among the combatants are incidents
30 common as to produce little remark and to
'e unSOrthy the attention of the public author
ties. The feeble attempts to check disorders is
made the pretext for other crimes. Many of the
most desperate and dangerous char acters who
lnfeSt the city pretend to have been expelled
from Baltimore only for political reasons They
are they claim, the victims of political pro-
ScriptiOn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

The wElLsBuRG HERALD ON Mr. CLEMENS
SPEEcu.-Thc Wellsburg Herald expresses al
most the same opinion which we put on record
the other day, to what Mr. Clemens might
have done, had he known his opportunity. Says
the Herald:
So far as Mr.. Clemens personally, is concern
ed he missed magnificent chance for gaining
a position in politics, such may never again
happen to him. As he says himself, he repre-
sents the largest white population of any Con-
gresham from Virginia, many of his constitu-
ents, we know and he knows, are, ifnot opposed
to the Lecompton Constitution, at least indifer
ent to its passage; and he might have distin-
guished himself by being the only member
from Virginia that opposed it. not only without
risk of popularity, but with the certainty al
most of adding to his reputation for other quail
ties, a reputation for independence and holiness.
He might have ranged himself with Gov Wise,
and with Douglas, and with more than one 9TH
er man whom even the Southern Democracy
have been wont to honor, and whom they will
yet honor.
As he is now, he is but the tame embodiment
of other peoples opinions, without particular
credit or character to distinguish him from the
mass of politicians that have lived and voted at
Washington, to come home to obscurity and
mediocrity
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

CAxDrpATEs ron the SnERIFrALrr, TAKE No.
TIcE.-A friend, yesterday, suggested to us that
it was matter of some public moment to know
how the seven wise men of Greece, who arc
now candidates for the high and lucrative office
of the SheFiffalty of this baliwick, stand on the
Lecompton Constitution.
Possibly it is. Who knows but what some
sort of an extradition case might arise under it,
in which the Sheriff might be called upon to
take hand.
BY all means then, let US have manifesto
from each of the seven wise men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

The CANADA PEEss-Are getting to be dis
unionists. The Toronto Globe" for example,
saYs:-
''Much as we value the union and all it's ad-
vantages. we would rather see it dissolved to-
morrow than endure the evils which flow from
a defective representation.
The "COlOnist," on the other hand, asks =
"What would be the injury which might be
done to Upper Canadian interests by the disso-
luton of the Unions Simply thiS-that Upper
Canada, separated from Lower Canada, must
either go back TO the era of bankruptcy, or seek
relief in annexation to the States"
Upon this subject we sbserve that there is an
effort to unite all the BritiSh-American Colonies
in one confederacy, which is a manifest distinc-
ton toward eventual independence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

a ROMANTIC GLPsEY SToRY.-A story is afoat
and some gossip has been Occssoned in Cum
berland county, Pa, by the following circum-
stances:
Mr.. George Fry, of Shippensburg, married
gipsey girl, belonging to a gang who were
haunting the neighborhood, about three years
ago. The gipsey girls father was so enraged
at this that he kidnapped her, ana sent her to
parts unknown. Mr.. Fry mourned her loss two
years, and then married again. But, says the
Shippensburg News: Last week Mr.. Fry's first
.cife-his gipsey wife-in company with Geo.
Fry the second arrived in this place in search
of HIM! BY the assistance of Officer Shade,
she was successful in finding him.
Limited space fOrbids us from entering into
details, at this time, of the excruciating suffer
ing Mrs. Fry has undergone since her departure
from this place The intelligence of her hus-
bands second marriage was a severe shock to
her, but she emphatically declares her exclu-
SiYe right to him. 1t appears, by the way, that
Mr.. Fry's second wife was "a widow" that her
husband went to California some years ago, and,
soon after his arrival there, it was rumOred that
he murdered. A few weeks since letter
was received from him by her, we have been in
formed, in which he states that he will return
in the next steamer, &c. What the finale of
this romance will be is beyond the power of hui
man ken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

The welIsburs Herald, in commenting upon
the merits of shsrrard's late speech, has know
ing word about the implacable Organ, next door:
''Singularly enough to the uninitiated, the
Wheeling ArgHs, the Metropolitan organ Of tho
democracy of the 10th district, \ fire-eating ma
chine second only to the Richmond RRio of
late, affects to ridicule the effort and speaks
ever, known 10 be in q disgruntled condition,
and It's disparagsment is to be taken as very
considerable evidence of merit"
That's so, Bridget!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

NAME HINT NAME HM!-A Washington cor.
respOndentOf the -Kis'is'ipian gives the daugh.
ter of a cabinet minister the credit of defeating
the Administration Kansas Committee in the
House the other day. 1t happened in this
wise:
at is whispered in social circles here that the
ltefeat of the Committee of Thirteen on the
Kansas bill, which the Administration lost by
Pne vote, is attributable to lady, daughter Of
sne of our cabinet ministers One of her vic.
sims, prominent but doubtful member from
Ehe North, who is signing himself into prema.
lure wrinkles and ugliness, conceiYing, ON the
Vening before the vote was taken, that Miss
- evinced preference for rival member
''ou'd have his revenge by voting against the
administration; the result was, the bill was lost
! word IN your carr That members fate is
aled, for we saw Miss--an hour ago, and
ad she swallowed all the pickles of her fathers
st State dinner, her feelings could not have
sen more calculated against him for his rec
.ancy."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

JRnsEY on LEcOnPrOS.-out of seventy-three
newspapers in the State of New Jersey, but
twelve support the Lecompton Constitution,
and nothing but Goysrpmsut patronage keeps
those In the traces
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

LETTER from Salt Lake, written by one of
ie faithful" ridicules the efforts of the Gov
nment troops, and asserts that the whole army
ight easily have been destroyed by the Nor
ons had they felt disposed to do so. He also
'edicts that the army will make retroeade
oyemeut this spring.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
MARRIED

On the 4th inst. the City Hotel RarDs,v5,. n =,
ASv- A. z AIEEs, Mr. ROBERT C. CRAVE fSor,,Si =,
MhsehnEl 70 hiss MARTHA J. REID ys1p-ssS J.SS, q
81 John Reed, al % BaTnesv4ue -se'' ueotA'sr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Peach Brandy.

Peach Brandy.
WE in store and for sale superior article Of
w Georgia Peach Brandy, warranted years old and
PD'I nhs No. 50 Main st.
D EOTIFIED WHISKEY and domestic Liquors constantly
II on hand and for sale by DoASE & ADAMS
125 BUSHES c'Fn Neal Feesiysa and s9T T ale y
Cleveland, Pittsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.
ON Monday. March 1855, (sundays sxeeptsd)
~ Trains will run follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
i0 %T1 at i Ss &. an ana 'iai2a n
1890 p Express Train stopping At all regular stations
w. (Ra.t Roehester and New salisbury Dag
lions for this trAinl and arrive at Pittsburgh at
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
$40 A. NJ Express Train stopping a. AL regular s1tionS
land a. 2i60 P 81.
$50 P II. Mail Train stopping at all regular stations,
arrive At Pittsburgh At SIS p ~
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
500 n Mall Train stopping At all stations! and arrive.
a. Cleveland ~ ass p M and AZ Bridgeport A.
400 P n Express Traia ,toppr regular staOnsi
rive at Bridgeport At s:4S P. II.
But BridgePOr.so Cleveland dnil-IeaTe.
Bridgeport 61O A. n
Excursion Tickets from Bridgeport to Pittsburgh and re-
turning, 1913. Good tIs0 ddy' o''1y.
Connections.
ari made by All EI oSgh train: 1s foos,;
the North. est also for Erie, DunkEA Buffalo, Niagara
At steuSenville and BeaIr with the stsubeuviie IndI.
ana aud Cent? Ohio k51roISs for CaaiI
bus, Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81 Louis:
Al Wheeling Nth Baltimore Ohio Railroad for Cum
berand HarPer's Ferry, Baltimore Washington City,
Local and through ticket. purchased At the various
offices the line; the Union Ticket once, Opposite
the L5Tss. Mh5si 5,. FARMER
Cleveland, March =, 1855. ! Inh6 suPt
Family and ExEra FlOur
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
To Let
: s. '-''+'''' i new E FIRM.

DIS. BARTLETT L wIScHELL Dsn,;.t, lIr
MArketS:reet opposite " ashinl ton Hail. Wh.t
'lLIi-CCIng Va.
Dr. Winch II being compelled by his rapidly insrrAs
business. to add 10 his facilities doing SANE taL
pieasurein Informing his friends and the public
formed business connection with " $ artett ~ D.
Sho has had fifteen
tai prof, ssou.
DFE- B. q W. prepared 10 perform op-ratorIn
Surgical and Mechanical familiar !th an
practice All the latest Of the DentaIArt A.
guarantee that for beauty durability and practical utility
sheiT Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed.
Persons Who have denied themselves pleasure and
comfort Of ATti -aI Te from az sug--
experienced during he necessary preliminary
tiou OF the oil teeth and Informed that
process entirely unlike ChlOTofoTm Ether, apra
BILE in most cases and peeefEyGrEiess "a an are
nov extracted without pain
ANY information aIvev ApPeTtAaiug to their P-oi,G
sion they will b. PLEASED 70 give gratis
Please call AZ examine specimens Of Artificial Te-th
~ OEice open all hours s-pls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

A MODEL RAILRoAD.-One of the best paying,
because one Of the best managed roads in the
country, is the Lake Shore, or Cleveland, Paines-
willie and Ashtabula Railroad. Its stock is held
at 125. 1t is the rarest thing-if ever at all
to hear of an accident on that road. Mr.. Il.
Nottingham, the Superintendent, has proved
himself one of the most efficient railroad men
in the country.
The following we find as the earnings and
pendltures of the road for the last year:
Passenger Receipts. S596,lII 81
PrrtghtS 6noIEla 81
Express Receipts 2ooSt 40
Mall Receipts. EA,tu w
miscellaneous. 4I+4 90 - .
Expenses of operating the Road. 6TO,oss 50
Balance applicable to irteres.
and dividend ..............- 1881 45i Ol
Interest ..,..$ 6SIoI4 o.
Interest Jan. /, 1855, sunhury
and Erie Bonds. 1880 on
6per cent. dividend, July l, 1851. 1896 Is
10 per Cent. dividend, Jan. l, ISIS. 2IU.0i2 ss - -
Aaa Surplus .s7Sis. Jam ST. 3.
surplns JAM i, 1s5s....... f8e2 ,8s4 IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
FROM R1CHMoNp.

Regular Correspondence of ,he InteillSencerl
legislature to adjourn to-day-RhGt they
harent done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

Trustees SAFE.
Qf virtue Of Deed OF Trust W H RUSSELL ~
l. McAfee and others b-arnE date Jly +L To-,
and Of record in Ohio County, in Deed Book - PES -
osr for sale the following described pTeItrty- 10 VI
The HHEELfSG WTND0W GLASS WokEs, including Lot
bred In the original plat % North WhetlIs. - - 49,
~ The said Uo-is being eomrIeie running order
Also, - pots, veil s-asoEr all the iHpisne
ehinery. Ac IN Belonging said works Tor So
on r-asonable terms POss-sslon riVvn Juiy ~ =
tanl2 Apply 7 q M-AFEE- frfstee-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
TRUST Sale

Trust Sale
IlH virtue Of DEED % Trust executed By Joan
SoltsiAF. dat- the tErnty--tcouI day % s~peot'
isS and Of record in the Clerks o-e Of Ohio eoant
Deed BookNo 81 -, sc viii sell Al lbiic oute!
- the front ilor Of h= Surt u3use of sail -blnis on
Monday the Ssh day Of Lot naInb=r H.
y what vas formerly called Rir cheton nov south Nr
ing Said sale Is satisfy given b saii Vol
DEAR 20 I'm Schoreke, described sad de-i terms
made known on dag Of sale. JNO- NcCOLL1CH-
mhI-lt- TRUSTEE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
C. O NJ M f RCIAI.
Davenport Market.

DAVENPORT, Aug =.
Outing the forenoon business assumed more &C.
tive appearance. and sine able usnii,y u wheat
soy from 600 10 ,H0o bushels-wa, touga, up
and al little letter prices THAI on Al ursday So
other kids ofgrsin. to any extent came in.
The money market rem,ns IN s,Gt. quo. There
pretty fair call for Florence a, 90 cents for good
funds There we're more buy els than Sellers The
cause OF this Is simply the fact that the debtors o.
Cook Sargent are calling for this money to pay
Their Indebtedness with, and perhaps others who
know precis 'ly where they can turn IT at par are
engaged in buying. This Will continue for while ;
but our shnplaster is growing weaker and weaker -
The cat Is evidently very sick and will require much
kad nursing 20 the part OF Its maternity and friends
to keep 1t from the grave.
Our first class banks are supplying all demand. for
exchange at :, on New York, and are doing good
safe business The marble cage OF me seines is see.
Ing troubous times. II Is feared that Il is fast los
ing caste.
The weather 10 quite unsettled
WsEAT.-Notwishst.n t.ndins the late panic In the
Chcsgo grain market. wheat was up . little TO-
day. New wheat vas selling At ssa 7Oc old at 76a
50, and some lots wen, ss Lgh as s7c That IS COM
ing lile too ntar Chicss fgures to be considered
safe.
CoRS.-i5c. With downward tendency
OATS New, 3oc, old. i2c; Very few coming m
to market The new crop 10 very poor indeed
BARLEY.-One load at DOC, very poor. A. gen.
erAl thing there IS no sale
FLorR.-s5 90; no change. The dealers have
discont nmd taking Florence for It,
OSIoss.-Frm at soc.
HAf.s3 oogs8 So.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
From Utah

ST. Louis. August q.
The Salt Lake correspondent of the Re-
I"bffcon says that David A. Burr, son of
surveyor Burr, was in the city, and had
succeeded in getting C. w. Moreller, former
iy clerk in the Surveyors office to file an
affidavit denying the truth of his former af
tidavit sustaining the charges against Gen
Burr
The lndlnns are more hostile than at any
time since the Territory was first settled
nearly all the tribes were committing dep
rotations A number Of settlers had been
killed, ana several bands Of horses run off
As yet the troops had made no effort to pro-
tect the settlers
The soldiers received their pay ia the lat
ter part OF July, after which many of them
deserted, taking with them some mules and
citizens clothing from camp.
Adair Valley Ia said to he a poor place
for winter quarters, and Gen. Johnson is
making preparations to send his animals to
other valley
Coy. Cumming still retains the confidence
Of the community, and thus far his act and
policy have given general satisfaction.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
Military Intelligence.

81. LOUIS, Aug. 26.
Fort Larlmie dates to the 7th say that
Col Monroe has assumed command Of the
district Of the Platte, and now has three
companies OF The ith Artillery stationed at
that post
Two more companies Of the same regi.
ment are to be stationed at Fort Laramie e
this winter
Major Gatlin, with n .oinpany Of Infantry
left Laramie for | tab Oh the 9TH
Captain Hancock and other officers who
went out with Gen. ilarney, passed Lara
nie on their way west.
Th" santa Fe correspondent Of the ReD,sJ
h'a" say, the reason why the Navajoe In
dians refused TO surrender the murderer Of
MAJOR Brooks negro was because Brooks
positively refused to indemnify them for
some A. horses killed by troops about two
months sluce. Malo Brooks gives the In
dians until the 18th inst. to bring in the
murderer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
900 Crates OF GrOckcry.
FF"hOiesaIe GNd Refafl.

HAVE IN store and for sale ilie Ia rl,est stock Of
G'sd' IN this liar, IA HE State. NV stock con-
~ all tie varieties OF thiRa loSS rnd Earth.
en- Hare, yellow Rockingham ware, Silver Plated
I'd britannia wac, Boteuian BesHium and Amer
loan tiiassware, Solar and Fluid Lam,e Chandeliers
ti aHd1l,s, Lamp WIcks, Cblaoeya And Glntes
looking Ga sas ant |. ohing ola S ,latcs and All
othcr articles usually KEEP ~ this lhe
roctcry- Consists # upN, ris 4 crates a nd
KS iGpo tel direct fro the pottcrtp in Iyer,ool
shtch enable to sell my goods % per cent less
than any other genle- In the Insrk5t.
Frsrch Pnrcelain-i hsve iust received a yery
large stock of white and gold band China droc, from
Llmoets, France Ny arrange a.ent Wth the manu-.
fAoiurers such that receive none but the b, at
g-adc II good. of III latest most approved sty les
Gold band and decorated tea sets are worth from
eight 10 tw nty-ye dolla' dinner sets and other
articles at all prices
Silver plated Ware.-I have just received
very large stock OF Plated goods Of togers, Smith 4
Cos make. Ali goods warranted to be plated on
the best quality oAwhite metal which can with dim.
Guilty be Distinguished from silver
l.esking Glasses.-I have larger qusntity
than has ever before been offered for sale iu this
place. Knives, forka and waiter tot every quslity
md sise. In fact everything appsrt tainine ts this
line q paeness con - had BY calling at Gss 10 Il
n2Se16wu Q. I. WEBB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
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