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Chances for Business Merl.

NRIST MILL and FARMS for SALE
VI siuaied Green Village, in Morris To~nsap Morris
County N j., three mSs from NJ and T. X depot a.
Msop TIE Mil snew aud s2e, csrtsns too mas OF stones
with modern improvements situated on never falling stream OF
Water with excellent Wser Power Sad MIL 10 sssched 70
Farm of i6 Of Land beautifully stua.ed well w,ered
sucieuy ;imbered. On the farm two good Houses
With Barn. Stables &c. Also adjoining the sbsve s,oher
FARM Of THIRTY ACRES: with Hon.e Barn, sc sad
Of Land with House ,Id Barn spi half miles from tie
village road Leading from Green Village 10 Long Hill ~e
calculated Dairy Farm The above property viii BE- shown,
ard conditions Of .ae usie By applying M,con
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Or m tie City Of New York. Of the Office Of
Gus J. THE5AUO, esq No. l53 Nss.as 8.
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Is FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS DEALERS
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rs FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS DEALERS
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Real Gstatf for 8als.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A
"A Elegantly situated House and Lot at SessessA on hs
Hudson eorrnsndrs ~.utal view of the hy-r sad hse.
znts Will be sola moderate 1e house 10 Of ess t~o
stores BY 80 feet and contains .sh; ronpis oessss sSs.
&C lie et y Is feet iron, and rear hy 10 e dep ressss-
Eon given Immediately. JAMES ". FOWLER
No 81 Ws-st, Ne o Ycrk
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Now Rscy,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
FROM WASHINGToN

JAN. 12.-The documents transmitted to the
House by the President in response to resOlu-
ton calling for information relative to the recent
events in Central America, contain letter from
S. and Nicaragua has yet been notified, and
there is no information ON that subject in the
possession of the Department which it would
be consistent, with the public interests at this
time, to communicate. Several letters from
Yrizari are included in the documents, under
date Of October last, where complains of fill
clustering movements, and says the U. S. Gov
ernment can prevent a new invasion, not by
means of the neutrality laws for they are too
weak.
1t was only to receive the Nicaragua minister
in his official character and enter into treaty
of friendship aud commerce to protect the prop
erty of its own citizens, by securing to them
the transit across the Isthinus without interrupt
ton and by this means tillebustering viii be de-
stroyed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
KANSAS NEWS

ST. Louis, Jan. l2'-The Democrat has Kan
sas advices to the 9TH, which give the following
Pro-Slaycry majorities: Kickapoo 1854; Doni-
phan county 500; johnson county 1900; Bour-
bon $50. Douglas county gives 500 Free
State majority, and AtcheSon City about 3d..
The Democratic State ticket is probably elected.
The majority of the Legislature are Free State.
About half the vote of the territory cast for
State officers, but decided expression was Civ
en- against the Lecompton Convention; the ma
jority against it being set down at 10000. Some
precincts had two districts, polls kept open.-
The Free State men arrest fraudulent votes I'M
der the recent legislature act at Calhoun. a
Judge named Calvert was arrested for stuffing
the ballot boxes, another named Rcdman was
arrested for receiving fraudulent votes. CAL
vert was taken to EeavenwoIth with a canon be-
longing to the KickapOO rangers, who paraded
through the streets. Much excitement prevail
cd Fears are entertained that serious trouble
would follow.
The political parties are much divided. The
majority being bitterly opposed to the Lecompt-
s Gen. Calhoun, supposed to be lin WcstpOtt,
Missouri has been advised not to return TO the
Territory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
HoRRIRLE MURDER

HAMILTON, n. Y, Jan. ia most ATTRACTIONS
murder was committed at Pollvi!le, five miles
from here, last night. Jared C0rnstocl and
wife, aged over seventy years, were the victims
Their son was the murderer. He has been for
some time insane. AT about eight o'clock last
night he killed his father by knocking him
down with an axe. His mother was killed with
a skillet. He then cut their hearts out and cut
one of the bodies in pieces and roasted the 9TH
err on the stove, eating portion of it. He in
tended to have killed his sister, but fortunately
she escaped The murderer is in custody and
has confessed the net. m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
OHIO LEGISLAruRE.

COLuNDrs, ian. 12.-SENATE.-The Senate
this morning passed the Kansas resolution, in-.
trodnced on Saturday, under the guage of n pre-
vious question. Yeas 90, nays IA. The rcso-
lutiOns were adopted by the same vote
HoUsE-Mr. Harrison this morning offered
resolutions in the House ON instructions to Sem
ators to vote agains. the admission Of Kansas
under the Lecompton COnstitutaiu They were
laid OH the table to be printed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13


IN, Chase Deserts his Family and Rams off
.,na Young GirL-Everybod knows Doctor
ch.ss the eccentric Doctor Chase, the hard
.boaked brazcn faced dealer in nostrums, the
r,onrietor, alder, abettor and disseminator of
III the humbugs He lives sort of legalized
nredocous life, now here, now there. He has
wife and children in West Alexander, or to.
sneak more Understandings, Hard Scrabble,
where all the love-dcluded, parent-persccuted
Young folks go to be lassOed without liscence
and without restraint. Susan Somebody, a
Young and interesting girl, (of course) lives in
Hard Scrabble Susan is not possessed of any
more common sense than answers her ordinary
purposes, and is by no means Lucrece. The
doctor became acquainted with Susan several
months since The acquaintacc soon grew into
an open, scandalous intimacy. The two left
Hard Scrabble and went to Cameron, where
they passed as DR.. Chase and lady, and so forth
After remaining in Cameron short time they
returned to ''the Scrabble" Then they depar-
ted from the Scrabble and were again absent
several days. when they returned again and
departed as before. All this was annoying to
Tue DOClUI > WliC, W lilC his JuIClllo anu Ill
fact to the whole community. Fancy the re.
gret, dislnay and indignation of the relatives
when day or two since, the girl was discover
ed to be eacieate. They felt outraged-talked
Of tar and feathers when the doctor should re-
turn for the girl which he was expected to do,
as tits alleged he promised to marry her and
quit the country.
About this tine the DOCTORS lawful wife re-
ceiyed letter from him, dated at Wheeling.
stating, in BRIEF that he had applied for a
divorce AMI telling her that she need not
look to him for further support. A night or
tive since the doctor (whois now in this city,
went out to Hard Scrabble and made an effort
toget the girl away from her fathers house,
where she has been for some time closely watch
cd and all letters from the doctor intercepted
The mother of the girl caught the clean apothe-
cary" sneaking around the back yard, and in
her anger seized u billet of wood and beat him
till he reared for mercy. The doctor then came
back to this city. Yesterday Mrs. Chase came
to town in company with a relative to luke some
measures to effect the doctors arrest. She
wanted the infatuated girl and her husband sent
to the Pcnitentiary. She applied to the Prose.
cutting Attorney, then to Alderman Duty and
afterwards to all the magistrates in the city, but
nothing could be done, owing to the fact that
the aedged offence was committed in Pennsyl,
Vania. The workings of the law were so pre-
else and immutabe that the issuing of war
rant had to be postponed, and it is thought the
doctor will take advantage of the delay to avoid
the clutches of the law and his angry wife. w c
shall keep the reader informed as to the future
transactions in this affair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
KANSAS LEGISLATURE

ST. LOUIS, Jan. I2.-rhe Territorial Legisla-
ture of Kansas met at LecOmpton on the 4th,
and adjourned to Lawrence.
Gov. Denver signed the bill authorizing such
adjournment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
1.-THE ghOstly dun shan worry hi, sleep,
H.I1I V1II1 IUUIIH CIusIFE bLUuHu UIInt
And he shall creep from the wood hole deep
Mhert their siectrta l.At.a liz ra fnn,r,.l liz,

wheretheir spectre eyes have found him"
Since the first day of january last we have
observed singular change in the demeanor of
many Ofour people. Its mainly confined to
fast young men. They prefer traversing back
alleys TO promenading the streets-they pop
into coal vaults and make unreasonable calls
upon causual acquaintance This is especially
true when there is collector in sight. One
young man, about the saddest and most singu-
lar case. we know, has been practicing with a
view to acquiring that peculiarity of gait which
leaves the beholder in doubt as to which side of
the street he's going to take. He is a most re-.
tnarka6le aud oddly conditioned man. His ac-
aon upon the street when there is breeze to
rustic pieces of loose paper, developes phe-
'Omenon. AT such times he accelerates his
speed, groans and holds converse with vacancy.
Yesterday morning, one of our precious imps,
knowing the unfortunate mans idiosyncrasy,
threw some waste paper from window as he
was passing by. The man heard the ominous
rattle of the paper, and in less than a jiffyl he
was in our cellar, staring up through the iron
oars like torpid Hotentot- Moral-Neyer run
in debt.
NOT Compatibility Yesterday afternoon drums
kenman applied to Aid. McCourtncy to get a
warrant for the arrest of man named Driscoll
Tor kicking and beating the complainant on the
previous evening. The Alderman very proper
" Informed the man that he would not grant a
Warrant until he came Sober and prepared to
State his case plainly. The man seemed satisfied
with this arrangementand announced his deter
mutation to return whom he got sober.
--l----S.srSSs>,--1- II l---I
4 Fine Picture j. w. wykcs, Main
street. yesterday brought out his Daguerrean
APPARATUS and secured beautiful Photograph
picture Ofthe steamer Courier lying at the wharf,
together with group of men on the hurricane
deck. The picture, after going through the
regular process was an admirable one.
lust RecsiretE at Mooney THE New York
Ledger, Frank Lesiie's Illustrated Newspaper,
Maverly Magazine. Saturday Evening Post, &C.,
&c Cali and get supplied.
Sue Of Q4esns.care-Hs call attention to the
advertisement of the Sale of oueenswaro hi.
morning at Wickham's Auction Room
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WAsuINGTON. j

WAsuINtsToN, Jan. 70.
~ HoUsE.-The Speaker laid before the HOUSE a
message from the President, in response to n
resolution calling for information in relation to
the recent event in Central America
On motion of Mr.. Clngman, that part of the
message accompanying documents were referred
to the com. on Foreign Atfairs.
A message from the President stating he had
received a copy of the Constitution of Mime
sofa, together with an abstract of votes polled
for and against it, and now laid it before Con-
grcss, in the manner prescribed by that instrn-
,ment, having received only one copy he had
transmitted that'to the Senate.
Tic message from the President, received in
response to u resolution, whether the govern
ment- of Nicaragua has made any complaint ON
account of the arrest of Walker by Paulding, on
its soil.
The President through the Secretary of State
says, no such complaint has reached the depart
ment.
The House then went into committee of the
whole on the Presidents annual message.
Mr. Kellogg said, if ever a President required
the supporting hand of his friends it was now;
he then reviewed the difficulties with bank
rupt treasury, Central America Kansas Brig
ham Young laughing him to scorn, remarking
well may hc exclam, "save me from my friends"
Haskin explained the remark made on n for
mer occasion, viz: that he was in favor Of ma
tional grand larceny; this he argued ut length
after which adjourned.
sENArE.-Mr. Douglas presented petition
from Henry O'Reilly, in favor of establishing
telegraph line from the western border of Mis-
souri, to Fort Larumee and the South pass of
the Rocky Mountains, was referred to a COM
mittee.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of
a bill to repeal an act authorizing the Sec'ry of
theIreasury to change the names of vessels in
certain cases, mentioning the Central America
as unseaworthy, and other vessels changing
their names and then never heard of afterwards
The bill passed.
Joint resolutions relative to time for the re-
storation of naval officers, passed. AfteH exec.
htivc session adjourned.
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FURTHER FROM MExIco


and makes large leyies on the troops at Vera
Cruz, aud has recalled the acceptance of the
plan at Tacubaya Civil war seems inevitable.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
JAN. 1.-THE Empire City is at the Balize
with Havana dates to the 9th.
The Star of the Nest takes 81, 100000 in
Treasure.
The Fulton has arrived from Aspinwnll, sOth,
bringing news from Greytown:
Frank Anderson had surrendered Fort Castil-
10 and the liver steamers to the frigate SusGue-
hanna.
1t Is reported at San Francisco that Col. Step
toe, at Fort Walla, Oregon, received dispatch
stating that one hundred aud eighty Of Col
Johnson's command had been killed by the
MormOns and Col. johnson was forced TO re-
treat
Lieut. Beale will soon return to Texas The
camels viii remain. Tijon reservation, Sonora
aud lower California politically quiet.
A dreadful hurricane had occurred on the
Coast, driving ashore thirteen vessels and de-
stroying many houses at In PaSSe and San Ber-
nardino
The Mormons have all gone to Salt Lake.
The Wabash Is bringing home Anderson and
his command.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

would again respectfully announce myself cnndl
for tie office OF Wharf Aaster, and II reelected vii
jan6 ROBT HAMILTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
CHARTER ELECTION.


Please announce Doctor JAMES TASxEE as candidate
for the O;e OF MAYOR tits long ind faithful services
ia the City Council Is sufficient assurance his ability
aud qualifications to i the office and 70 enforce the or
nances With rness and nds Pendancr the entire sat
isfaetion Of pnnIl "TIE PUBLIC"
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MEssRs EprroRs-Through the solicitations of many
friends beg leave myself candidate for
the office sf City Sergeant the coming charter election.
dCc3I SMITH MCDONALD.
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FoR MAYOR.

Mr.. FDTTOR,-You will please announce the name AZ
JAMES W PAXTON, Esq candidate for Mayor at the
ensuing Charter election believe him to be In
pect we'll qualified fula the duties OF thrt Office. and o.
blIge, MANY CITIZENS.
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Messrs EDTroRs-I beg lepve respectfully announce
through the columns Of your paper my name candl
date for the Office Of City Sergeant the approaching Char
ter Election. JAMES o. lIAHLEY.
dec. 25, 1S5T.-te.
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Mr.. EDiToR:-I offer myself as candidate for Street
Commissioners the coming Charter election If elected
tofOre, TO the best of my abilities. HENRY SHARP.
MR. EDrToR-PIease announce DANIEL DUNBAR, rs
candidate Superintendent Water Works at the
ing Charter Election. EVERY PERSON.
dec25, 1s5I.-te.
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UTAH ADyICES.

ST. LoRis, Jan. l2.-The Republican has
Utah advices to Dec. LIST. The troops all have
winter quarters Mt Fort Bridges, with the ex-
ception of Col. Cooks command, which was
posted forty miles distant on Henry's Fork,
where scant supply of grass remained, bridg-
es being built for the purpose of protecting pro-
visions and for the troops, comfortably stationed
in tents with stores. The weather has been
very mild. Good health prevailed. Provisions
sufficient to last till June with close allowance.
Capt Marcy has been sent to Santa Fe to OBJ.
tain supplies. Nearly two.thirds of all the ami
mails of the expedition have died. The Nor
mons are preparing to leave British possess
ions. Pioneer parties have already left Brig
ham Young has sent quantity of salt to Col.
johnson, that officer sent it back, stating he
would hang any messenger from the same quar-
ter on similar erraisd, Yourg also invited the
officers of the army to partake of his hospitali-
ty and spend the winter at Salt Lake city Col.
johnson is so well assured that the Mormons
will leave in the spring, he asks no increase of
the force now under his command Gov. Cum
mings has issued proclamation declaring the
Territory in a state of rebellion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

CITIZENS CANDIDATE.
offer myself as candidate the office of UITY SER
GEANT, the coming Charter Election and II elected
shall endeaYor meet the expectations OF the public
dccl7 A.. 8. HALLOWELL.
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cir Gierk.


Irespectfuy offer myself candidate election
the office Of City Clerk. r. A. BRENTLIHGER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

MEssRs. EDroRs Please fellow citizen,
Mr.. 2. NJ AiCNAUGHTEN, Independent citizens
dlGte City Sergeant at the ensuing Charter Election
Mr. NJ Is FULLY competent to discharge the duties OF that
office, and II elected, will make faithful and efficient Of
hcer, A VOTER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
MONEY MARKET

New YoRK, JAN 12.-The feeling in the street
is cheerful but there is not much Improvement
of business. Prime paper is in little better
supply, but is mainly absorbed by the Banks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

WE request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three O'Clock
~ IL, in the morning following. The crowd of
. n;@bt +, work renders it necessary.
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City Treasurer.

respectfully announce myself candidate for the Office
of CITY TREASURER n the Charter election.
janE p II. W. HANDING.