Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

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THE INTELLIGENCER
557TRDAY MORNING, FEB.'Y 20, 1858.
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ba'5- ern Virginia.
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-. INST received 4; this Office, anOtheriot of Burr
-. InL-tlz best in the country. Orders fror
'-.,.,ry,asszs promptly Oiled Terms cash.
II, re7uest that our patrons would AWAY
lin their advertisements by three o'clocI
-. afternoon, in order to secure their insel
!. "a. IN the morning following. The crowd Q
H S:rbt work renders ii necessary.
y,t;ee.-Mr. L. Rice is our authorized agen
Illicit and collect the city and suburb sub
Unions to the Daiiy Aatehligeneer.
73j.sOld weather in February is very oppor.
,,,r it will help the crops, and keep down the
,.n iii the cold snap in March has lost its power
;, materially injure the fruit and vegetables.
81 Pittsburg, on Tuesday, Mr.. c. S. Hall,
r.r. Of the steamer Gladiator, was married.
Cincinnati Gdzsfte.
Veil yot of il Did you nevah'"
G,,iRioa Pa.ty.-A delightful eotillion party
viII meet and chase the glowing hours at Horn
hook, Building, on Monday evening, the 22d.
Rfgby is to furnish the music, and pleasant af-
fair is anticipated.
Gtraaoa Concert and BaL-Therc will be a
German concert and ball at the Melodeon on
Monday evening the 22nd tits only necessary
70 announce the fact to secure good atten-
dance.
Got Through Sgte-Ihe Wheeling steamer
Namont had arrived at Cincinnati safe and
sound, and was to have left that place yesterday
on her return trip. She found the river full of
slash ice all the way down, but not heavy
E ough to prevent the passage of boats.
Ehcrc B0rie9.-The remains of Charlotte
Jones and Henry Fife have been deposited in
the Mnntown graveyard, Nottingham township,
about 10 miles from Washington, in Washing
ton county, Pa. The buaial took place on Tues
day of thus week.
Tile Snoo.-We had a gladdening visitation
Of snow the night before last and yesterday
morning we expected to see the swift gliding
the fine stepping horses aud the bells
ringing ont merry cadence; but instead, there
IN, like the sorrows and trials of life, rain
and splashiug sIeet, and the day was dark and
l-eary"
4ssIeat.-La>, evening, Mr., Henry Crangle,
'ho.esale grooeT, ia passing along Monroe
iEset lost his balance upon the slippery pave
aear and feL down. Besides other Injuries
bis arm vas t1roksn by the fall. Similar acct
.snts were quite Numerous last night, but We
ssrd Of no serious results
Rrilrond Cas,aalitg--on Friday last one of
he trucks OF : burtlien car on the B. * o. r. R.
roke, near BarracksviIle, and ripped ont the
ottoms of the cars Of one-iourth the train, scat
sring the contents for a considerable distance
Whisky and -four were abundant along the
rack, and persons near by availed themselves
( the opportunity to gather up supply of both
5 they lay scattered upon the frozen ground.
limiting L7iyings. large, able bodied,
rsty looking fellows applied to Aid. Wright the
light before last and insisted upon being sent
ojaii or somewhere else for lodgings They
aid they had applied to all tavcrns in town and
we're successively repulsed. The magistrate
ould do nothing for them but express his opin-
on Of the tayern.kcepcrs, which doubtless af
'Tied the applicants considerable pleasure as
accorded with their views exactly
Aeeiient.-- Day before yesterday afternoon,
'hile Mr. Hugh Ternpleton was assisting in
'weriug barrel to the cellar at Dr. Tanners
rug Store in the Fifth Ward, he slipped and
Al upon the steps and the barrel passed over
i'm, crushing him in such manner that for
" moments lac remained inscnsibIc Upon
Hamination, however, it was ascertained that
eyond the shock, and slight confusion over
he left eye, he had escaped serious injury.
Fa'al Aecidsat.-On Wednesday morning of
st week, Mr.. Matthew White, of CHARTERS
'wnshiP, Washington county, while engaged
i'itching one of his horses to thrcshing ma
hinc. was kicked so severely by the animal