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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-14
NUMBER i86

Ak AFFECTING PRoDucTIoN.-Th following
composition, says the Sunday Times, from
new contributor, the readsr srilI welcome for lis
delicious affeetaiion Of pathos and quite hunor.
The unannserip bore two very graphic illuztra-
Iians-Or, in the language of the writer, the
Node" IS ''ilshated twist and we regret that
our artist has been unable, FOR want Of time,
to Reproduce them. However, here is the
'Ponie :"
"2 Mr. sir. with the k6tnpIemeuse of
orthaw. Sir yours respectablry. ana. sir
p. : X, :. i.
\ Moan on Fly AxIDESTIN ,SNAsnED IN , y
Book
~ SKA EoR x0Afs.
Toe sxiehai5 the feelings 4 IN ! yoaSs y,
Wien he see The Les sastiiE as upwards he CID lsos
thArhO9k.
.t1FLESxAsIrNs.
Tee chicLa gifts iLase bed cut OH eeI,s ey dye fyi.,
sTons they eve this vail OF ,lsrs , \ L 3 siey sishis
The eivfants intEo the oots az oy AFoPe is took
He never HES around The room ard Eils sNdsAea fa
The ssesus dies onto the sad he wss ey dye s
Jatas he lives forever eau fad kuspus
hes braid nis morer, zHa thHi's 'he Eas Zee
Hs ucisSi5isEs arOand the room si. .aasas book.
M hR fgn osn Ss IS dro3as into lie aiss oi,ls Ssr;
Tie krOczets UEgaT Us Nh ltaTpune hook,
You seicoH ketch hiH tie TdTtnT sttn afGssss n
bookl
Noats-You see, i'll tell You how cum to
write thase few lines above was this: WAS
sitting into the parlur receiving a book which
am fo,Ii OF Ieedving Mother sing out, ses she
You pete, scs she, 'icum out of that, Se> she.
1 was seiin resdin ut the time Yes ,,ru,.
ses j, and with that shet the book, and noti
ced at the time there iiy got smashed into
the book, it made a awful impression onto my
mind and that's the reason hos cum to write
those few lines above was sbecause see the poor
incen thing get gamd ser hard sud it made sich
en Impression onto my mind cum rite III and
sat down and wrote those few lines above onto
il, IL affected nc much.
siIer, Feb 26 1863 p. S. KiTTELAsH.
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NEW SPRING STOCK.

BEG LEAVE % iniorn. Juhc nave just re-
1 turned EasT rth rs FiksT SPRING STOCK,
which determined to sell cheap any house in
Wheeling
BY sieck consists Of ell the latest ityisE or
DRESS GOODS, sEch black ana iaaeJ silks, LaEus
CHfzes caicO-s o. e-lrsa variety, Chaea, Bersee DE
Lnss, dc Bsrges with variety OF ether goods
mention
EMBRoIBERIES the best 70 be fsaEd in wheeling: nv
consists of Collars al prices lowest
the highest, q sets Of seeTes and CoiaTs vhir
particularly mention harrele SetF, al raEe st
TIE last eoapisse assoFtleat of ebFoieeTe Bands
BOSNETs, any price from 20 Up &5 The icest
brought t market, ls0 lioEtt Ribbons and
beautiful styIes fSEeTs, rhes, AID every hia
liners line.
WHTTEG0ODs, snsh plain fszre BriIlIanis
sInoh Uhici EOuid Call af;gnt4l EreEeh
broeade, plain, figure md stripe jseos nsoos, etc.
sHAaI.s 6dAWLS Etrlial CzshussFs, plain fancy
at alnost your ban prices
CASSIsiEE5 eIotisr ard eFsTy lhns n ts ay mems
suitable for spring, H-r i- argsst s;oe any
house Wheeling. and IHCun p1rgieirIiy Ttqaeat usf-
chant taoTs 70 cxnine my stock, VII s=Toa
sale
AuTTs, esnPI=te e and also ssias siaose long Eatis
Uorili &c At iZ5<c-
Gail AID exaalns my sfoek. - q uHfeoH,.re
favOraby with other, and as au doiLZ. and have
doue my i'siiess tie czz pEineipe,
very low hsuTsa.
Hhfusfrerf.
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<RURCnEs OF wHEELING.

.,.. ,,..,,,,,
- s n, ;,oar.r. ,,bnrctes md their
@ ,, e 9ee,,Tg i, tlsr are a.y nistskes ".
=, 1.,,tI,,,. r.,i;,,, t,or,,.r s,onroe and Byron
,.a.,s Pa p. rector p.o,rirp services 1Uss
.1,cI ,,s,t,,.
:, -, E.ni,o,,t,,,, Main street between First and
80, C,,r wbes,ing rev J. H. sn11H A NJ Rector
Si.s, KTo,,irc 1ols. nt,ernoor slS. night ~
go, uJ,,srian rrv r Il, wrrp pastor Pourtl,st
,,,e,, Monroe and
Sco,y J,.sJ,te,ia webster sire ct between Main ana
Mark. Centre SERVICES morning and evening.
yzi,, J,yess,tr;,,, ph street Chestnut and
r,srt south Wheeling Rev. E. WocDs Pastor, svrvi-
,es morning and evening.
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rC UORllEsPoNDNNTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other fl
the nelgencer, should be addressed to
he PTOpreiOrs.
addressed the Edor Jointly, to either
them.
ceIespondents writing publication, viii please write
only side of the paper.
IN observance of the above rules will greatly obge
prompt attention to correspondents than
d y might otherwise receive.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

"hiO Lodge No IOI.-Neets sasOnie Hall,
corner Market and Monroe streets, sud tird Mon
day evenings each month. G.. W. SriTs, W. Nj Her
'7isr LaaeSIiR, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge 80. 13S Merts as above on
ana icd Thursday evenings CT eae month. F. 4
bskNrtINeER, W S; s. ". Psdrsoa Secretary
WhceIing Union Chapter NO. I9.-Meets rs
s'0'e on ie See Monday evening OF each month. W
S'orT' H. p; S. ". Pearson. Secretary.
wheeling EncamPment No. f.-Aiests a
A'''son yoHrs Monday evening Of each month. Nv.
1 Loring, Recorder
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a New York jobbins house sold 81, 600 worth
Of dry goods to firm in Alabama, and took a
note for the same. The latter was protested,
and the maker did not even take the trouble to
apologize FOR his Insolvency. Subsequently the
firm purchased another bill Of goods from an
other house in New York. The carly creditor
having learned this fact, attached the goods,
and for this interference, the literary member Of
the Alabama firm favored him with an express
zion Of opinion, as follows:
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Episcopal, Rev.A.A. RRaER, Pastor
rth sts., North Wheeling; services
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marz5
TRUST sale.

y / virtue u Deed frat ersted u ne by Wu IT,
ID Runse L. aleAf-e sad others, Gated Iuly ltI
lsS aHd =. record n sc csEk. oflse q Ohio eoat. ia
Ihs Houz- Of said on Tn-s
day the 2Sth day ~ April 1s Bse uanlBeTei N he
original Eiat % North NeeHu, - Es 81 = snd ~ b.ng
the division Oi the square bggnded b. os Main
aiere and Ist Whscii situts Wheel
iLg window Glass Works.
TeruS made know On day - sale PosssssIoh gwen o.
the istii day Of July, 1s5s. T. T. SieAfEE
lshif-ff Tsrst-e.
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BAKER & WRIGHT,
Wnoiss.Ie Eraierl lH
TOBACCO, SNUFF 81 SEGARS,
No. s. Nnin street,
apa-ly - WHEELING, VA.
French Goods.

C,HINIZEs-2OJ pieces ~ wide, srraats f-It esioEs
Iz< rents aiEays sold foT y ais gagd AlsO -
secnni mournfa2 chiniZes az u cents
LOUPISE's BESI ALL wOVi- DE LAISE Al 3I1s sebta
per yaTi.
cents, VIII s,n soE A. ia cents se good qsAiity
low 6A cts a yard
uHAILY BE LAiNEs-Pain and figured, ,he very 4ness
OMBIE GRAPE E'ESPAGNE--25 I.tees btaptiipi s;yIrs
and -oloTs, very low pties-
oMBEE BAREGE 80 pieces, worth 50 cents fer. oni,
80 i lev pieces A'aei.n Dress Goods v.ry nice ard
:ItPi, pieces = CIV isIIl.4n s1e,Ilent al-boii,i
Black sE yer, rich Istry, - incl Hle, emily f5z
per yArd; sold last season Al - par AID.
Thc GsFeafc8I EEnTEnjn Yet.
All sell superior sIIk ROBks su yards eze! saiz-
quality sold last lron 81 20 $3i, For only
SI5 apiece. ] enaileage ANY merchant potsrssiug
jo5sun=fit about silks, deny tnEt these hoi
hair Va-e. Aiso superior article CCLOLED
| POCLTDE EOEES 4 GLJLLEsS, sfde stripes, Hery
s!ratIr cOors ana lie isns aud VII be sold barEain
% ssTy Importation of alaTge ScU Yor
seHt. and were sughi iioW ITaportvfs eos-.
Also just received, about - dress patteras u
| fancy S!lks ver, handsome aud cheap.
1U1BAhEG =, LAWS CHALLf kOBES. both side stripes
and double sLiEis Barge EoLs - e each sgel sod
lnst ason $s, Wl ri f0r g. Chsiy Rsi-s
excellent sty yeTy Cheap FEs laEH Rnts oily
Do!ar and 81 Is Cent? aIiccei AZ ALEX- HEYMAN's,
/ auf-fin f.
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TIE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

SbscrbersWho do not give express notice to the
ions.
2-If subscribers dscontnuaAee of their peri
tIe publisher continue send them until all
e4rnpes nTepaid.
SI neglect refuse to take their PeTiod
tie ices which they directed they held
ssIqnsbe tail the have settled tie lii and ordered them
ticlntinued.
subscribers remove to other places withontiniori-
u publish and the papers sent 70 the former di
cct,on, tLey held responsible.
5Iie Courts dycIded ta refusing to take Period
tlie uGtce removing and leaving them uncaet
or.is yriB,H Jtcid evidence Of intentional fraud.
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INSURANCE.
GREAT WESTERN

GREAT WESTERN
insurance and Trust Company,
Office in c. npany's Building.
No, 4OS Walnut S.. EsE7sR.lAD Ea.PWIh.
Charter Reipeti9is4A ~ Rthsrtsed CaPitGt uGO
tI @. O. L LATIROP Pres't.
-Ia1 W'SI. DARLING, Vice President.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent Of the above wen known
Company for Wheeling and vicinity, PREPARED 10 take
approved Fire and MarIne Risks The lagst favorable
terms. X. q, PDNHAM, -4
ohiee for the present at Dcane& Adams rerrhouse.
feLlG-ly 80. 81 Main s. .-
CHOICE FIRST Glass, INSURANCE
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incorporated 1e1e-chaItsr Perpetual.
Cash Capital 81. 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UEIMPAlHEO,
WITH A sURPLUS oR s5O6,3S5 s..
And the prestige Of s years and eperirnee.

ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1853:
cashin hand and Deposites Hartford Banks, 1EsG9
Cashin transit and Agents hands l66 6s*.'2
Real Estate
Bills Receivable. 35.l'' 10
leg erds and 10 cent int resi- RpnaAiy Ig3,go
80 80 do Con- GonaeScut @ River Co sock
50 DO Stafford BaTk :. " -'-..-.ss 1900 ss%,S
So So dc dc ProSiaSHoe s'siSi'a D:'- sgS.eo
sSSs 5S DO DO New 2@Is 4, e
100 do United states Trust Co. n Y stock. iS9c.eo
l5O do New YORK L. l. and Trust Co. - ..22,5ga 20
ail5ocas7-ss
Total Liabilities: -----1-.---,-
r Unsettled clains net dpe'..-.'. Si'S''fo'S4
Losses Equito6Ly 1t!jnstei and Promptly Paid
UPWARDS OF SI1, 900
or paid by the Ena Insurance Co., in
the past 3s years
Fire & Inland Navigation
Risks accepted terms consistent viii solyency and
sspeciat attention girsa 10 'b,sa;agee qrnWFLLENGS
,f'd co'lt,i'ts .Jos terms n l To- ye"rs.
The progress Of this has been stable i un-
perioas eyyntul in or eXet ire n sweeping eSni ~"
basis the troubles OF the credit system affect Us in no
nIsriai ,r, the security rcIiabls Is
IN imperative dty tie iy o property owners 20 sHS-
tain loss beng titn much lrssened
pocs issued witou, I-Sy and all business attended
L.. Is - " siAIsHN6S EN, Agent.
whcy lug, Va.
ofice in Union Hall bul diugs,v side Main street.
ftbi9-iaw-tilI Jan. i.t -"
The Insurance Company
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
APIrAL, ESo0O, Ca paid IN end Invested, with sar-
Plus will Fire, CItEO and Marine risks Losses
promptly adjusted anu paid.
~ Cficc next door boye ~ & NJ Bank, Main
- t- v. =. PETERSON Agent
-EEEEIlIsNCES-
J. II Baker, Taiiant DelaPlain,
Thos. II. List, D. Lamb,
Norton, AcheEon Co. ~ Nelson,
s. Braiy, :. e. Baker Co.,
List Howell, o. W fleisksli co.
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ODD FELLows. DIRECTORY

Eir=infus Lodge NO. :s.-Meets every Thursday
ereninr Hail. OF Market and Quincy streets
'ANss NJ. Hall, n. e.; 2. II. Carr, Secretary
Franklin Lodge no. I3.-Meets as H6oveevery
Moaisy evening. DAVID BAYuA, n. Gi HiHidIa r.
4' ieiesy, Secretary.
wn'. CeII Lodge No. ;s3.-SEeets asaboveeve-
y Wednesday, evening. wHIlAN HELFER, n. G.; John
Si'ads Secretary.
s,w9heelinx lodge No. 5 So,-Meets os above every
W. D. porrs, y. g.; ,roha TaObHr1,, Secretary.
PHuOIa Lodge No. S3.-Meets above every
Friday evening jos. UAsELy, y. G.; Jo.a l. JfdEteeii
Secretary.
Wm. Tell EucamPE,ent No. 3+.-Meets as
Above the second fo.ra Tuesday evenings of each
aon'h. JoaN BAnER, @. p; Gsds. LiHck, Scribe.
S6rHn.'s Encn1pment No. I.-sIeets as
asove the frStaud laird Tuesday evenings Of each month
w F'rLoa, Q. p; GeoBlird Jr., Scribe. March IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-14
ALABANA, Morch "a, 1858

MeSsrS. -, Gents: ] am too proud 10
condecend to wright TO any Suich men any
other than in the most harsh manner that gem
tlelmon could think of as for the goo1s that you
have Of oors you can Sci them TO to hel x if
ever you get the balance Of the note 1t viii De
at the end Of tne las & Is you have tr0bele,l as
then gcS that wee can of Set you by claiming
damages which will b. Snoer to cans delay
Suffer rue to say that believe yon 10 Dec set
OF tieayes OF any thing wOis far my Self
avn too mulch Of 10 notice any sutch
men IN any way or manner any tsnar
il Wair not that it woold accommodate yOu I
wuold pay the not my Self ard bee don with
J Snici men for life. ". r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-14

TIME VfNaNIMnUs PAvOR WHICH UAs ATTEsnEn
2 lie iu.ro.lurffol of TFHEELER Il. .HJLSOA : I'm
III y !SEHHNS V4THKNE. = Sufficient evidence Of -
.xc.Ienrs II j. pre-ss Eay tst this uscui Ia
stT,n-1 b.conii1r domestic ln-titnten; thr i1et s
rr-lf.d b. is thOUsB4s - auiiiit= Ia
rverv rant In ne ~ those have hitherto fe;Fsiu,d
froia aYailny themselves Of - =dvsEisres i nay ft te
~infs 10 say far uti- !risri 70 - SsiEci,
hut Succcss already Fs,iizsd The hishct e. stiH"N y
constantly ronc-fius this verdict, vh has siNc
life instrT.incnt aide ami uviase reputation
JAMES EWING, Ag"ut.
Harn6Fook'I Buiili.-
-rrons WISHING ,tiehin neatly executed can be ~
hiofatrd short Lohre 10y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13
The Adriatic ana Arctic.

NEW YORK, FEB. 10, 1855
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SRI hope you Will pardon the liberty now
take in addressing you, but knowing your journal a.
ways open to correspondents, however feeble would
merely call your attention to the circumstances connected
with the detention Of the Adratc Marselles her %
cape and final capture, and return 10 that port.
You are aware OF the Collins steamer Arctic having
been run down and sunk by French steamer, and moth
ing more said or done about II, considering II merely
casual and unfortunate circumstance; and would
ask you, in case the affair OF the Adratc should eventual
ly assume diplomatic form between the govern
ments whether the Lyonnase and Arctic ought not 70
balance each other
you think worth while 10 notice this communications
in Journal and thus keep the two circumstances be-
fore the people /, tor one, will feel much obliged
like to see fair play all around. o. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

- IRON tne New Orleans True Delta Feb.
On opening CT the United States District Court this morn
lng Coi FRANK Anderson and his officers Capt Dudley
ncMichael Capt John West Lieut. Flavel Becher Lieut..
Francis p Powers, and Surgeon John Henley, who were
released parole yesterday appeared TO ans yer what
ever might be preferred against them The four seamea
Of the steamer Fashion George jackson Charles Moore
Charles Brady and Philip Thompsonwho were remaodsf
yese Iday, and whose evidence Is supposed will be az
some account 10 the government IN their endeavor to
make out against the busters also brought
into court
The following grand jurors in attendance :-chas
Hill, L. c. Grosean, ". A. Bartlett, J. NJ Gould Edmond
GranuchesD, @ c. Bier, r. A. Legsndre j. Viosch, N.
Barros, henry Hopkins, John NJ Hall, f. A. Gonzales.
Judge NoCaleb in charging the grand jurors, said
thM they would pardon him If, in view Of recent
he should the laws that passed by C,u
gress for the protection Of neutral relations win
other Safes The Judge then read the neutrality lawsl
He desired direct their particular and serious atten,o
TO the latter portion of the statute prohibiting the begin
ming setting Of military expeditions against any
foreign State with which this country was at peace That
section lef section act april 1879 was copied from the
illusrious name of Washington and came before them
cradle from the manner in which emanated 1t
of Louisiana, had been devised and prepared 70
carry an expedition against a country with which
were at peace All SO offending were guilty OF high mis-
humble exalted to claim immunity from tia
consequence of violating those laws.
The public journals of tue country contained long as
counts OF the military expedition against Nicaragua and
Costa Rca is believed that it set on foot within
the United States New Orleans may have been one II
the CHIEF points such the fact it was not fatter
ing TO law abiding citizens. OF course it might
sonaby be expected that such plans would be carried
secretly, and that enoeavors would be made to lu the
suspicious of public justice. They should let no false
issues turn them from their plain line of duty It was
for them to whether parties went emgrants
military expedition TO commit Their intent shou'
be judged from their acts il for them to nquir a
such an expedition had set out and where it begun.
There were two classes of oenders-hose who
the means and those who actually engaged the exps-
dition.
The Court then read extract from charge delivered
by Judge Story and having informed the jury that they
could make presentment if their investigation demanded
it, without formal Indictment they retired to their
TO deliberate.
Jackson and the other three taken before the
Grand Jury, and having testified that their evidence
taken before Commodore Pauding, at Key West, was
true and after considerable time spent in consultation tho
jurors found Indictment for violation Of the neutrality
laws against Col Anderson and the other officers. Tina
jury, we believe, were not at all unanimous.