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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-25
Fire and Life Insurance.

Waugonsha Fire Insurance Co, Chicago,
Capital, ....................S $50, 900
Western Valley Fire Insurance Co, Chicago,
Capital, ....................S 500, 900
Mutual Life Insurance Co. New York City.
Capital, Observation-Disclosures So, 4S0, 900
United States Life Insurance Co., New York City,
Capital, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S3Oooo
assurances may Ice effected in any of these
Companies upon application made to
WIZ. b. FAIRFIELD.
left st. Charles City, Iowa.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-25
Boots, Shoes
and
l. T. \ II III Il r
at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, by
DAVID X. HOBART.

DAVID X. HOBART.
Two doors east of the Waverly House,
Empire Block, McGregor, Iowa.
HAVING been connected for the last seven
years with one of the largest manufac-
turing concerns in New England and under
standing exactly the kind OF goods wanted for
the Iowa trade, am able, and will sell my
goods as low as they can be bought in the
Boston market adding expense of freight
Gentlemen, this is SO
To Merchants
| would say that | can furnish you with goods
which will guarantee Il quick sale and profit
TO the Retail Trade
promise Il good tit and good article at a
low price.
Harness. Lace. Sole and Upper Leather on
hand in quantities to suit purchasers.
McGregor, Iowa, Sept %, 1857. 2:m3:5
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MONEY SAVED,
And Hard Times Made Easy,
W
By Purchasing Your Boots and Shoes at

SPAULDING Il cos.
OUR stock consists of Kip, Calcutta, Gents
~ and Stogy Boots, of the first quality, and
Custom made, without welts, which we will
sell for $3.50 cash, per pair. Extra Calcutta,
lined, for 1910 per pair. We have, also, a
quantity OF heavy Sleeps Grey Cloth, war
rtnted all wool, which we will sell for 81 ia
per yard. One of our fiIln residing at the
East, we are able and intend to. keep constantly
on hand Boots and Grey Cloth in large quanti-
ties and of the best quality. You need not
take our word for what we say, but call and
examine for yourselves, at the
MONTGOMERY PLACE,
Between Bradford and St. Charles.
&C. n. B. Five tons Beef Hides wanted for
which the highest market price will be paid in
Boots and Cash
c. L. SPAuLDING. Z. X. SPAuIDING.
W. w. GRANT.
! March II, 1858, o3tf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-25
Let Us Reason Together.

Let US Reason Together.
The Books are closed and ten per cent. de-
duction will hereafter be made in the price of
goods at our store We have adopted the
CASH AND READY PAY SYSTEM,
to take effect Immediately, and continue until
further notice. The present state of affairs ex-
isting among the mercantile class throughout
the world and especially in this western coun-
try, presents to us the strongest argument for
its adoption. The entire West has been over
stocked with goods, of all kinds, for the past
two years, making those who had them anx.
ious to sell, even on long time thereby placing
their capital beyond their control, and harras.
sing the community with slow accounts and
bad debts. 1t is beyond all doubt that the
only means of restoring trade to good and
sound basis is to retrench and allow old debts
to be paid before contracting new ones With
this view, we have made our terms CASH
AND READY PAY, and though we expect
our sales to be greatly reduced, yet we art
confident that such a system will be far more
pleasant than under the old system of abused
credit. Then, again, we are certain that i
our sales are small our purchases will be like
wise. and what few we do buy we can pay III
cash for, and no one will doubt but that we. q
any merchant can buy goods lower for cash, ii
any marhet, than on time; then, certainly, w
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-25
Can & Will Sell, for Ready-Pay,
FOR LESS PROFIT.

FUN LTASS hOTll.
We can well afford to take less profits, for then
what we do make, be it ever SO small, ,rc hare
1t, and can use 1t. We can buy more goods
with it, and rid ourselves and purchasers of
unpleasant settlements, heavy debts-ever an
noying and threatening us-the risk OF our
property being attached and sold at a ruinous
sacrafce-,intensea nxiety-expcnses of collec-
tions-making enemies of each other, and
thousand other torments which ever has and
ever will accrue from long credits When a
merchant can sell his goods on time, and re-
ceive all his pay at the time agreed upon,
making no bad debts, then the credit system
will work, but not till then successfully.
Even then the consumer would have to pay a
large profit for his credit
Past experience and positive facts have alone
guided us in this movement, believing it best
for us, and, most assuredly, best for the pur-
chaser and consummer, for We will sell our
goods for cash and ready pay,
10 Per. Cent. Less
Than we have heretofore on Credit,
And our prices hereafter will
make it for your interest to
buy goods of us, and to pay the
cash or equiraIent in produce, at
the time you purchase.
Yours, respectfully,
WRIGHT & McNABR.
st. Charles City, Feb. %, 1853
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McGregor.
North McGrcgOr
Storage & Commission
HOUSE,

By J. G.. HOXSIE & SONS.
TARLY IN APRIL we shall have compile
~ ted permanent and substantial Ware
House at North McGregor, for the reception of
Freight, and we propose hy system of fair
dealing and close attention to business. to
merit the confidence and patronage of the
public. BY a uniform system of charges. avera-
ging about ONE-TlIIRD of the amount hereto
fore cxacted at McGregor; promptly notifying
owners of the arrival of goods, and seeing that
all merchandise consigned to our house is we'll
taken care ofand protectodfrom weather, we
hope to do a fair share of the Storage and For
warding business of Northern Iowa and South
ern Minnesota. Being permanently establish
ed ut this point it will be greatly to our advan-
tage to study the interests and convenience of
our patrons, and they may at all times rely
upon our prompt discharge Of duty in this re-
spcct.'
We have contracted with Alex. McGrcgor
to deliver Frcights from the Prairie du Chen
Railroad Depot on very favorable terms, and
to run his Steam Ferry Boat to and from this
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-25
WRIGHT & McNABR

ST. Charles City, Feb. %, 1853.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-25

Why is a sailor going to sea like "a carpenter
about to make a shelf He gets a-Jo1rd
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-25
LEGAL NOliCe.

Dated. March oath, 1858.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-25

Who can smell a rat quickest, the man who
knows the most, or the man who has the most
nose!
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-25
Legal Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, FLOYD co. SIS.
VS.. of Floyd Coun
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February |, 1888.
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Moving and Reaping Machines.

&c. &c. sc.
ALSO,-AgentS for the Young America
Corn and Cob Mill, the best Cast Iron Grain
Mill yet invented Feeling confident of our
| ability to furnish the best goods on favorable
| terms, we would invite dealers in these arti
cles to call and examine our stock before pur-
| chasing elsewhere.
Jose. HI7tIKELL, & CO.
Milwaukee, April 1857 1y3s
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DYER Il PASMORE.

Milwaukee. April. 1857
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Long words, like long dresses, frequently
hide something wrong about the understand
ing,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
FROM WASHINGTON.

APRIL s.-In tho House the Deficiency bill
was rejected; yeas los nays l24. On motion
of Montgomery of Pa, the House proceeded To
the consideration of the Kansas bill. He moved
that the House adhere TO its amendments
Mr. Bocock of Va, asked whether if the mo
ton was agreed to- it would cut off all chance
Of settlement.
The Speaker said he would decide that ques.
ton when the contingency arises
Mr.. Grow moved for the previous question.
Mr.. English appealed tO MIR Montgomery to
withdraw his motion.
MIR. Montgomery said it would afford him
much pleasure hut he could not Withdraw the
motion. The House then proceeded to vote
the motion to adhere to the House amendments.
1t was decided in the affrmative-yeas lI9,
nays Ill.
This forenoon, Peter Bezancon, formerly of
Louisiana, had violent words with the Secreta-
~ of the Interior, in the Hall Ofthe Department.
The former struck, or attempted to strike the
Secretary who turned and discovered BeZaRcon
drawing pistol ON him. Mr. Thompson sliced
him, and threw him upon the floor, dislocating
his arm. II is believed Bezancon, who is well
known here, was refused al office by Thompson,
which, with pecuniaIy embarTnSSInents, had
temporarily debilitated his mental faculties
BezancOn had been several years in the govern
ment employ, and was looked upon with res
pect by all who knew him.
Enough is known to warrant the assertion
that Gov. Powell and Maj. McCOlloch, the peace
commissioners to Utah, viii be instructed TO in
sure the Mormons, that it is not the desire Of
the President and the c. S. authorities, to make
war upon them, but to secure the enforcement
of the laws, to which end they will be counseled
to participate. The commissioners will also in
form them that some troops will be retained IN
the Territory toprOtect euiigrants to the Pacific
from the attacks of Utah Indians. The com
missioneis sill go with the next reinforcement
into Utah.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
FRESHET.

ST. LOUIS, April s.-Accounts from below
state that much damage las been done by high
water in the Mississippi and Arkansas rivers.
But few places viii escape being submerged.-
Whole cotton plantations are under water. The
town of Napoleon is completely inundated to n
depth Of from to 10 feet, on the South side
The Arkansas river has OverfiOwed, causing i'm
mense destruction ofproperty; it is falling now,
but backwater from the Mississippi extends 50
miles from the mouth. The levecs OH the Fast
side ofthe Mississippi have not given away yet
The water at Napoleon is o inches higher than
the food of 1874.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
@ N b D0LLA r

w II HI ~ ~
ONE OF THE BEET PUkGATlyE AND LIVER MEDI-
~ CISES before the public, Eauielys DA SAEFuHBs
IsvfOOHATOE Ltve eusiy. that acts tathGTfis.
easier, nidsr and more snetual than other 1igi-
- cine knOwn It Is not only caihATtis, but LtsSs
matter, then bowels carry
matter, thus accomplishing eneetuay with
atons Of most CalhaTEs- Il Strengthens thssyseI AZ
moderate doses WstrsnEthsn anu build t up will NM
DE. s1zTSsD's IxvIeonGrna Is compounded rBi.rtIy
Ntfr0m articles Of medicine nuuisy .GunIS.
when IL il known that one bottle Of Tie IsviEsTaisr
contains much strength one hundred dOssA OfCAl-
omsl. without any Of is delststi9as elects.
Though possessing medicinal PoUeF1 these Gums
have bssn little known 70 and BsVsE used
until in ts fOIm oTthe ICfe
OrtOF which with such unprecedented
and known 10 It's veets has rarely ever IalIr
to cure Lfrer Complaints IN their worst forms.
- Whsn the Liver Is exeItsd 10 action.
Jnundevi Il caused BY action Of ths Lfrer
and - proof that the IsySoHATOE ts dissass
troubled wiz. 3aundce tzke the InVisoEatOr
Tsofry one SSsk ana 'sif SAN val begin % a's-is
CostiTsness can be permanently cured By The invigO-
Take small dosss refining, and It
nature in her operations By gradually ainIahlng Tie
and orl a. regularly a. clock Eorf SEX issaei is
soon relieved BY taking double dose Of tbs IaUtg
foTd0r which eorTeets all aeidity ad soDFbess u tie
Por an overloaded stomach 1t has equal asIt re-
heartily FoT family medicine generally, uIiuho
DR. sAxEoRDs IHvISOEATOE came TO reeomnrnded
Tran Diseased Liver. The testimonials Of many y
Physicians favor induced TO try and
conviction certain that u Is 81 tie blra-
1siuSs given 10 DyuPsPties, u made complete
. before the GTst bottle taken, AID
anything edibe without trouble, gfe
Ing but the lehtest food would digest AID oslen III.
gave pain. Nov what 70 say all readers
Liver CouIplaInt DySp=psa trouble sou,
fail to tr this she gseatest remedy IN te EoEldEfe
Fde1.
Thsre has never been tried "a. oar forlny Esmsdy
has With such uDbOunced
Ofdseasssluetdentto children, De.
r ORATUE; diseases children tat
- Il; IL oatiiaFtie mildly and gEntly
and 70 reuOVate the SyStru thoroughly that
think doing services 70 al ia advising thrIa
wien they need mrdleinet - TT flis Teueiy Tlrfs
eaSeF that have come 1ndeE notice Wsr great BEN
received IN disslses the LiEeF
land Bowels where al ether reiuedicgfilelt ave ref
ItIas becouIs useful in fa1g that e WiIlnntaO
without its-fdeFl Il -1fsr.J kfCPtE{feasI.
PHIrB OEE BotI-AH
GANFOED CO Prop 80 Broadway, New York.
r. ~. LOGAN 4 CO., AGcntgsoF Wheelfn=-
JOHN y. PAHK. Cincinnati.
EEO. H. KE fFs-: Piit-tlIEEL y slfEaie AEents.
auIS-Su1-4V-dau
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
FROM KANSAS

ST. Louis, April S-The Ltc0mpton cores
pendent of the Republican says. the Cnnstitu-
tional Convention adjourned on the night of
the 81. Negroes will he allowed to vote on the
Constitution, and 1T the first general election
thereafter, vote will be had on the question Of
universal suffrage Foreigners having declared
their intentions can also vote. The question of
Negro suffrage, caused good deal ofexcitemcnt,
angry discussions, and several counties signed
the Constitution under protest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
IIr.nD.e4 hape on 6oard tile Steamer Joe

Iusup.e4 lfape on 6oard the Steamer Joe
Gma-Eseaps Of the VilliGn.-Night before
I.st while the steamer Joe Conn was aground
at the Sisters, four miles above the city, the
mate of the boat, great two listed, desperate,
bv the the name of Nike Wolf, attempted to
commit rape upon the person of deck pas
SINGER named Ma Jordan. James Jordan,
the husband of the women, was employed as a
deck hand on the boat. Wolf forced him down
in the hold to work, and took advantage of his
absence from the lower deck to attempt fiend-
ish outrage upon his poor and innocent wife
Mrs. Jordan was lying in a bunk when Wolf
spproached her. and attempted to forge her back
towards the stern of the boat, but her cries at
,racting the attention of other parties he was
compelled to release his hold. The husband
states that shortly after the occurrence just re-
lated, Wolf attempted to throw him overheard
in fit of anger, and amused himself all thro'
the night, beating and abusing the exhausted
deck hands, thus showing himself to be utter
" destitute of any of the feelings supposed to
be possessed by most persons who make any
pretcntions to humanity. When the boat ar
rived at the wharf yesterday morning, Jordan
and his wife, (the latter young and rather
pretty woman,} came ashore and, going to Col.
Dulty's office, sworc out warrant for VOLTS
arrest Two or three of the sergcants officers
proceeded to the boat to execute the warrant,
but upon arriving there Wolf had disappeared
The captain informed the officers that he had
nal his escape to Ohio in a skiff, while several
Of the passengers stated that he was concealed
somewhere upon the boat. The officers search
ed the state rooms and decks, but without sue
cess. Quite crowd collected about the Conn
during the search, and for time considerable
excitement existed. The boat departed about
twelve o'clock. when Wolf doubtless came
from his hiding place and resumed his duties
The husband was much excited, vowing to see
justice done, or take the law into his own hands
He quit the service of the boat and declared
his intention of following it to Cincinnati, and
making another attempt to affect the williams
arrest. The Jordans are poor Welsh people,
aud were bound for the West, the husband work
ing the passage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
ONO ANNIYERSARY.

CINcINNATI, April s.-The Pioneers Associa-
ton celebrated the Seventeenth anniversary Of
IL. settlement OF Ohio, at the Burnet House,
last night. Speeches were made by Chas. An
derSOn. Hon. RObt. Schenck and others. A
daughter of Simon Kenton, the wife of Gen. St.
Clair and other old settlers were present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09

accident to the steamboat Belmont. -Yester-
day morning, the Wheeling and Parkcrsburg
packet Belmont when short distance below
the city on her downward trip, broke three of
her fanges, and became disabled. She was
tOwed back TO the city by the Aurilla Wood, and
iSnow undergoing repairs ut the landing. No
packet left for Parkcrsburg yesterday morning.
The Belmont will be prepared to resume her
place to morrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09


WE WISH TO CALL TIE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF
EACH of our readers to the advertisement imam
other column of Dr. lSa4tora's Lirer Ingigoru-
tor, for in doing so we think we are doing them
a favor, for this article cannot be too highly
spoken as it performs all its proprietors profess
to haveit We know of some of the worst ca
ses Of Liper Derangen,ent, Dyspepsia Jnundice
and General Debility, being cured by the use of
this Invaluable article.
1t seems to strike at the root of the disease,
and remove the cause, thus affordinga perma
nent cure that cannot be gained by using the
mineral preparations that are commonly resort
ed to for diseases of the liver. This PREPARATION
is stated on good authority to be entirely yege-
table, being composed wholly ofgums that have
rarely ever been introduced in any medicine
previous 10 the introduction of the Invigorator.
These gums said to have almost fabulous
power in their action on the Liver and its sur
rounding organs, causing it to eject its morbid,
unhealthy bile, ronsing it from its torpid state
and makingit perform its proper functions in
the human ecOnomy.-BrGnch County Demo
crIt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
BALTIMORE MARKET.

APRIL s.-FlOur dull; snles Ohio and Howard
street at $4,36a4,5O City Mills $4,25. Prime
Wheat firm; common dull and heavy; Red 81 90
al ,O5; White 81, I5al %. Corn active at 6Ia65
for White, and IS for Yellow. Whisky active
and firm ut gig. Provisions continues firm and
unchanged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
NEW YnRK MARKET.

AruL Flour dull Wheat quiet; sales at
81 20 for Michigan white. Corn buoyant, at
"a l-2n75 for Southern white, and &c for yell
low. Mess pork advanced Zoe; sales at Sl7, 5Oa
u, 60; prime also advanced IOc, quoting at $I4,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tie first .ca,n, ,ceatac,. in the spring, is very
apt to occasion in many persons, bilious attacks,
eon0estions, headaches. &c, especially after vo
lent exercise. To ward off and relieve such at
convenient than Tops AXTI-B1LIous, OR LIVER
Pills Keep them in the house, SO that they
may be at hand to use in cases such Us are deS-
cribed above, as well as in cases of ordinary con-
stipation, headache, &c, for which they arc SO
admirably adapted. For sale by dealers gener
ally. T. II. Logan & Co., wholesale agents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
REMOVN.

las O OR soul rinblle, that he las
- reoSed gods IRON H. Main street, q ale fufth
EoTth Of the n 81. BAnk. Elst SIDE Main
where he opening his Spring s9sk % Books, ss.t
eEy, Wall RhIIef, &c
lie EOlld CAB sIpesia1ttt-uton % hrs iaIE sId
Ieeted stock Of y 81 tef uhie tarstv u paslrus
n=atness aud glatys cannot s ertiIs O. ne SHY.
Dc1iTng eoag Etaii iet season
20 ior Ias.1 l ss fom noV % ire hTst %
APRIL such Call soons yo1 tlat blEs1nls
s-lneinber place, usor5 EcTtii " she M ~ Hank
Pat side sGaln strPEt. HoTnbTaak'. iaoet-
redo Sls-e. ol.s,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
CINCINNATI MARKET

April. S.-FlOuF unchanged. Whisky I64.
Provisions Luoyaht; all articles held higher with
extensive demand ut yesterdays prices. Sugar
and molasSeS tirmer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09

Ne,o Counterfeit. learn that new and
dangerous spurious note, OH the Agricultural
Bank of pittsfed, Mass, has made its appear
"nce. 1t is twoi yignette, two females with
shield and pillow upon it, with sheaf of wheat
on top figure two. This is enough to detect the
note, as the genuine is totally unlike the above
description.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09

je'oetry.-J. T. Scott, of 157 Main steeet, has
received his immense stock of Jewelry, clocks,
watches, &c, for this spring-the only new
stock that has been received in the city. 1t
embraces everything known to the trade of all
the latest styles. The quality is only exceeded
by the variety of styles and the uniform low
prices. Mr.. Scott is thoroughly acquainted
with his business and has selected his present
stock with unusual care, and constant view
to the wants of this trade. To watch and clock
dealers, merchants, pedlars and traders, Mr.. S.
is prepared to offer advantageous inducements.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
DIED

AuGrsEA, Ga, april e.-,IOel Crawford, for-
merly Congressman from this State, and gallant
officer of the Indian wars. died Monday last,
aged 20 years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
Caution.
SETTLEMENTS.

CCoUNTs against all parties Indebted the subscTi
IA bers will be made and ready for settlement BY the
frat Janu Those calling their
hat tis viii be presented with them nIaedatelv thereAf
LSese5l RcLALLEs, ESoX 60
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
RNR aMERIFF

MEssRs. EETIOEs;-PeTmlt through your eOiu
announce myself as CITIZEN's CANDIDATE for eleS
the office az sheriff Ohio county, at the ensuing
Election lfeb4l ISAAC CO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
EOR SHERIEF.

MEssRs EDTTUEs:-PIease announce worthy eitEe
WM. J. Houston, Independent candidate 70
Sheriff. in the ensuing Spring Election.
feb6 THE MATURITY OF VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09
COmmIssiOner of Revenue.

MEssRs. EDITOHs:-PIess- announce T. ". PEMBERTON,
Esq, Citizens Candidate for Commissioner
Country District, and confer many
personal friends and -. THE VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09

RIcipIoSD, Apri! s-The Legislature adjourn
ed siI.e liz. The Ladies Association have for
malIy contracted for the purchase Of Mount
VerEs2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-09

ALBANY, N Y, April S-The Assembly this
morning rejected the voters registry bill for tine
further protection of the BalInt-bOx, by vote
of so to 81.