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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-04
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Yer SreBel SriB nicmals aeftbIt.

"
@ad bern atlauf ieiner DieuR,slt nifte 5rts, ben
ebrenso0en abidteo uup cine seIpidte g5rle amerita,
'ti&er @olpo5scl III Der 3al6e, ,urId nads leinem lie.
ben Sad(enlanb. umt gu feten, wie f& ietne samili,
uno oaS patsrtitbe 9~fltterSut teiube. 5rine gtteru
rubten TN fibfen S6poB Der gree uni batten ibrsu
Sptn Sribc entertt.
Der gauge geidtbum mar itinen @elhmilern ,,iae,
fauen. i3u bieiem Serlufe bin muetc Grib nod biz
I@n'sr5lt@e Srantuns %erfnbreu, pa6 bic y@eliette Itt-
utr SuSeno" aus &umner iiter feline @ereiIe Gh =
NIT etnen anoeru Manne YerebeltGt unp fcrtae,paeu
let ',atb 3tuBlano ODER nab Yolcn. Differ St[aa ,por
fir ben armen 8rib gu BART. Setriitteu unb tieperoe.
bsl9ten 5er3ens Idiep er bon Der altsn Setp,atb fir
%tnttner, fndte feline apoptip, 5eimatb weber auf rus
FAM mad 81. euuts. no ton talo cine lSnoere !sronf.
belt In Die %unterltsn S@t&tsn Der @rnutb fibrte. gad,
erlanster gSteceraei,slun9 haueslte er nit 8rebeln unb
puree balp popular. 70 Sa6 ben gum vSrsb.l=Sris" as-
~ftempslten Baron Sepermann serne NIT Ieiner &unb,
l6aft unteritutts.
Sor bret Sabren Bate Srebels 5rib bic @umme son
s90O auiammsnseipdrf, ino Ia6 ii6 oann nab elmer
eebens9efabrtin Tim. @r sr,pilhte audi pirf(id Elm iun.
ass lGmudes MtdoGen gum gBcibdeu, uno fir BEN
Srsbsls6riB f6ien fb Elm ldnslt e%nt6ebrtes Nreueeulcs
BEN gu erlhlteBen. 5rib ipqte tecud mad etniaen $40,
naten ihcn enttIuIht prrben unp Die @abrbeit bes
9ieSes %erfabren:
@Gbhen lnb
gRte Der gSinb,
Shenfen oft I'm SGer,.
6eute mir,
Wior9en Dir,
6latterbaft tbr Serse.
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ipar ieine %treulclc 9attin NIT Cad unb pad, NIT Gin
ldluB YUn 5riBen's lausr ermcr6enen Sparpfennioen
Seridwunbei.
Sel,n iis mar pon ,%fsllen" 6Sien Giebe1,
Satte IhnGee ben @atten trrau6t.
Nur Der SreBel- Rprb mar SriBcn a~ebItsben,
lno Elm alterness 3%ttternces 5aupt.
Der %setsuste 6ris, isbt So Sabr aft unb an bes
S6tdlals Sdlase ssp6bnt erlitt %ilanpbnft leinen Ser
nnb ~pebbelte ,ad ME Dor nit leinen grsbsln
bura RE Staot uno erlparte ib wieper $500, Bis sor
2a9en Der COB leinsn 8anberun es, Gin gnSe
maAte.
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rons, Der bur6 bas SGidlal in Der gBelt b~er,,,noe.
psttlat purSe, unS unter alien llmfGaben benz beuts
lhen Nanen ntemals llnetre madte. Sriebe 5einsr
@Ide. (Ginc, sspIfsfr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-04
@ttlia IN @yer,
Sls6lhmieb,

@te Der 2ten uub SrpepltraEe.
Ollie tn has acmpntrsel66ft cinIhIootnbe sTrs,i,,, ,nnrs,, &,
Ms.r. lhs lionel y %ausesefabrt, unS ttttst Der llntsrsetdnmstrs,I Ssrar ia
m ~ Sa".. g e. .PM aesueeetent oa er basun lberseust IN, bur6 onste
24.4] m
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-04
@sor9 5retta9,
8 dmen=S 6 II y ft q der,
yip. I63 Nrnnhifr Mih.

Nv TO C~rDnpltr., lfbmpn
ertpflteblt ben bsufdrn Damon 3ihmpnbe Ien ippblafortirtes Qo-
ger ppn Samsns S6nten 6 i9ner Sabrtfaitcn, pnb Label bieS,Ibsn
frelinolidNllt 81 slaent SsIute be1dbsn Gin, ba or lbsrssuet 1T, Ieine
9eebrten Nunben nit gutter une AUDI perbSitnism6sia Bilioer Sssors
bsSisren 81 t0nnsn. = &eparatursn perben bsfsnS ausaSfl brt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-04
Ser 8re#etIrit ppm ct aDmis,
cper
Gnbe etnes Fl &fiIden Sarons.

ga6 Gem WtNourt 8eputlican 1T Der In ct. Qu,,is
ausem'tn eetannt 9~epeiene "Srsbet 6rib," Der neten
DEM eeentaus beriibmt eewcroenen ,gSurf. Sar(" Elm.
ntht UNDERGRADUATES Hole in ct. Qcuis oelpisIt. MN,
9raller Sppe atsefcrpert lpprceu.
User Den alien lennsetrauntsn Yrebel.8rib nit lei.
mem Srsssl'Sorb uno iriner Ser. ct. @iss purd bic
StraBen Der Staet ppn Nsw-Yremsn Bic ,um @rGeuol.
bon Der ssSse bts nad Camp @prins piIssrn lat, badte
'ppbt utsht, paB Der armielise Yrpletarisr ,,aus eolem
@el&leht entlprcIsn'' uno friber Ntemano gerinaerss
mar, oils Baron 8riepri& BON Sertel, Gin Spr5Bltna
etrer retdet &sels- 8amilie i'm &5ntsreih SabIen. -
@ls garter Singing %per!iette f& 6rtB in Gin ar,nes
Nfaohen uno perlprah ibr. Die Gbe. Grin gater ,par
~utrtsens NIT bisiem SerbdltniB nidt einverRanpsn unp
sertstb 10 In sRutb, oaB or ben tunssn 9aron eutsrtts
uno i'm bon Saus uno 5rf psr,ptse.
Som @ipfsl feines 9Iidcs eeairst, uno feiner ltSns
item 5o1nun9en %tsrautt, laste 5rib lciner erlfcn 9iets
Elm berjli6es 9etepcbl.
Gr ihico bon Clan, unb Sitter
Sn fctnes SaterS Sous,
uno 3rg ais narmer Sitter"
Gum Sadieulanp binaus.
ngad %glmerifa! !" mar Sribeu's QoIuuo: unb nm
alien Gram uno 2ietesfummer su~ perldsuden. trot sr
IN ben Otrnff Der Ser. Staaten grnce, In welder or
3sbn Sabre lang Spcd unp Srbneu scsslIen, Die aler.
rsiden SalaGten in Ierjto als tapfere @olpat nit
%sefobten, NIB ale Sualen unp Mlablltafeiten ienes
8elp3uses nit enrhsemaht bate. glad Dem 4euouie
letner &anterapen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-04

= Sn feds Sassn mad liverpool. Serr gBeans,
Der reide Qccomptisenbaue tn Baltimore, bshauptet
mad iebsiabrtssn gerfudcn etasn Ddmpfer tauen al
%tonnen, tpslaer in feds Saaeu bic gstie nad 9ipcr.
pool madt. Der f@on i'm Sau %tssrifsne Dampfer 1T
$50 SUP lang, Bat bier @altinen unb cine Sraofdz
bt9tett BON 400 Scnnen. Or foil mad elnem pcll<
itanris neuen McceI crbaut werben, tppfir er Gin Wa.
tent eeraussenpmmsn fat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-04
Ne'p yorter %9asertier- Depot
BON
& Go o1o

%Soenert & Co., 219 0tainfr.
~ lem aSseprtn gpbttfum biene sur 9adrtbt, bas mir Rets ci,ru
~billt9tsn 9rehtn perfaufen ip:rSen' ~"S wv" "0 fe gu OCH
Sarrel: $500, fret ms Saus acltcfert. ros
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Temer= unb Standardization,

OeHei- ANY ~aNEtNc
Der
Virginia Fire s Marine Insurance Company
Die ein Bona 5ipe Capital BON 5000, 900 belibt
nnp i'm Sabre 1882 burh Die GeIebsebuna
BON Sir9inien ~einselebt wurbe.
StrllIerurseh ptroen burh biele alte Gpmroanie ertbetIt inter
DEN 9~lntiSltsn S~eSinsunscn eesen Seucrr ub SBaItria6bsn an
Gi9entbum! aler @rt. Nls; Sduicr, Meubel, 0ltsr unb Naarrn
aler slrt, ipwphl in pCr Saot, ate audi I'M QanSe, unS werSen bic
betrehenern NueSahlunsen prompt scleiIet. "
lss- Sur bic 9plir unS Die @ufnasme Der gu psrlf6srrtsn Ge.
genitdnSe miro ni6te brrthnet.
Sffee 9p. III Mainitr, &i4mont, 3d., cine Sbar ~antsrbalb
Siepatb Sfftsr. 9B. 9. Gpwarbin. SDr5liS
@tllt'm @'Ilis, SF.' StcreEar. no. 2
llO5 9aeta Demon Gpenae &ranep,
l3l 9irtS Sttibam Shnapps
I'M Gultpmbpult unp gum 9trtauf' bei
~ SBm. &altaee n. Spbu.
.8erfaui bel gBnt. SBoIIats G saE SUI"
~ S'fit's SS't'raNre @ia'eS, )esben erbaltn unb gu ba6en bet
25 Barrels Sesibsss Gle uut2O Sarrsls Cher ips6sn rrSaIt,r
unb sum SCrfauf bel Q8m. 9BoIIorru GMEm
500 Barrels g8bSfsp, Gin, Sranby, Cordial. gBius rnS onSsrs
Spiritnolen Su baben lei gSm. gBalloce n. Gnhn
IL. StroBe. 'phhsn Carr II. WainNr.
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Stps. SO. Sarquar,
Praftif6er Gt a So.

" nc Ro SrreoltraBe, neten Ssn 9rpae0r. SpfsI.
&tbnipnb, 90.
!Sn6sn. bfsntli6e @ebdupe unS sBdbn6iurr ,,s,S.r r;. m,
Ino 0angtrpbrtn gu Gen b%iaiaien yreGta serieten. "' VH''
40 IGe Strarhse @uftrdse tperstn Sanftar Sn,o.,cn,.,,r,
men uab itnealrnS a%uesefltrt. '"S's'"ss"o"'
.MGS- @tumbtng ieber Dirt wirb Itnrnr,.rs h,,,r,. .,,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-04

= Yin neuer 6abipuno NIT b~pppe(ter fertilization
fnoet tn Oenti6lano mannisfalti9e Nnpentuns. Die
fer SaBIpnno entIprtdt rem ~boppeltsn 3ped pas
Springer Der Safer gu %Ssrbitten, In bensm iiA rurd
.fortlareitenbe Gntwideluasen Safe Don bepeuteapfr
GrpunFcn %aniammeIn unb bient ais Stherbeits.
oentl, 3u9leth ater aud purb cine 3melte Sprrtdtuuo
am SFunpe als GhltrittsYsntil Der Cuff in 70 telArGnt
tenn Mtase, paB sben nur 70 piel Cuff stnltrSmen famrL
als iOnlt bura bas @usfIieben Der qbsesapftsn Slii6is=
tstt lesrer 0faum entfs9ea IAiete. Die ginfaabeit Der
Contribution rpte i~iter6anpt Die 3medmdbisteit Der gre
fnbuns eat %oerislbsn baIo Ginsons SerI6aft.
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9. @ ensItnser.
Perfen stSerm q Of c +,
146 Natrfr.
BUSY DAY

lt Ger aame elmer bier in &tdntpnb erGhs;ns,hs, =, r;s4 n:
III iaHg !, e %. gssrauESssseeen BON 3rn, s.. gR. Wors, Sasa ssiiism,
~, IN ~ Ssn 2Hts.s, auf SanpfftiHen unb in ben GtirnbSbnpaoaomS
slss.s psslpslt Su fpcroen, nm ben barin entbaIteuen Mn,sio,sS CIV; s
stoBsrf gsrorsltuiis gu gerltaFtn. @ef6dftsleute. bic niSt "fme
S SHs,s y, tss'Hss Sntsrslle tno. tperbcn %potltbnn, in bieIem, enoI;r
l"Cn 9hSet9e"Srson gu annunciren. N'N" '"S"
Sffee Bee r8ulp Day.: 1856 WPoinsIros,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13

POoE MoSaoE sTEwAEr The Pittsburgh pa
psrs, day OF tuo ago, furnished Us some par.
ueuIirs Of the latter end and death Of this mis-.
cradle man. lis death, although differing from
that of bis aS,ociale' Henry Fife and Charlotte
Jones, was scarcely less ignoblc than theirs
They died nS convicted felons, he 'aS tho TOOL
dislh." Il is AmentAble to think that man,
when probably innocent should become 10 en-.
tangled ina net Of harsh and sudden eircum.
stances a. to blurr and Llacken his lie and GOV.
sr biz grave with inhny Some men have died
as suspected ieons, who were "innocen, As the
babe unborn" owing to an ineSplicable series
Of ill'stArred happenings: yetby far the greater
portion who have died under a suspicion for
crime, have superinduced that suspicion BY ques
GsoaLls sntsoslsot. so war 1t with this man,
Monroe Stewart lie had cast in his lot with
Henry Fife, and File, by that strange and de.
monlaeAl enehau,msntwhicha sprighty and des.
perate mind like hi', always exercises over in.
fcrior natures, had so clearly identified Stewart
with him In the public estimation, As to at once
satisfy that public that he was pdrticcpserim.
iais, and as such they arrested tried, Convicted,
and would have hung him hut Iorihepause, which
the confessions OF Fife and Charlotte Jones, in.
duecd In the mind Of the Governor ofthe State.
Had Monroe Stewart been what We under.
stand as sharp man, he might have known
from his intimate acquaintance with Fife, that
sooner or later there was trouble ahead for him,
and that when the trouble came he was likely
to he a sharcr oft Such desperate as Fife
WAs could not but involve himself and others
connected with him, eventually. lie related in
his confession to the public, and no doubt Of
ten conhdentally toStswnrt, that on one or two
other occasions Of his lie, he had planned and
resolved upon deliberate murder, aud TINT too
for some trivial offence. Stewart might easily
have gathered lromA much less intimate nc.
Quaintance with Fife that he was man who
set very small value upon his own or any.
body clso's life The warning is terrible one
ono concerning which the greatest cause Of
regret is that it will pass by UNDECIDED BY those
to whom it should be Warrington as some
writer has well said, Experience is Of but little
avail to thOsewho cannot refrain from folly with.
outfit"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13

THR WELLsHuRG HEnALD CoScirDEs To LIT
TnE PANHANDLE RAILROAD Ru The HeraH
Of yesterday, takes formal farewell Of any fur
thcr aid or comfort to the Panhandle Railroad
. running through Hancock county, from Pitts.
burg to SteubenviIIe, alleging, rs its reason
for 30 doing, that
The anonymous concern which now has con.
troll Of the project, has latterly shown an open
utter disregard Of past declarations and past
policy to rcpudiate the understanding amount.
ing to an obligation, that they would construct
and work branch road to Wellsburg in con.
sideratiOn of the State of Virginia granting them
the privileges asked, as provided in the draft Of
al act submitted before the House of Delegates
for passage, and published by us some weeks
ago. That act required them under penalty of
forfeiture, to make aud work the track to Wells
burg in good faith; petitions in its support, nu.
merously signed, were sent on from Wellsburg
and the Delegate from Brooke was RSSidulOuSly
lRboriouS to secure its passage; it had the sup.
port Of all parties here, and apparently was in a
very fair way for hCcomiug law; when sudden
" the parties referred to, perhaps thinking that
they had managed the difficulty Of procuring
proper legislation, and that they might cconom.
ically diminish their offers Of consideration, re-
pudated that feature Of the House Bill providing
for branch to wellsburg, and through Mr..
West, Of Wetze submitted a substitute in the
Senate authorizing, instead Of requiring the
company to construct said branch, as published
in last weeks Herald
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13

JonN DEANAND "uls own MARY ANx."-John
Dean and his wife, have been, within few
days past, revived in the newspapers, and new
style Of comment generally made upon the
strange alliance between the coachman and his
Filth Avenue mistress Most of the papers
say now that Miss Mariana Pctranella Boxer
made great fool of herself, and is rather to be
looked upon as a nonsenscal or half witted lady
than as a romantic one She left home and
lriends-congenial and refined circumstances
around her, to join her fate with one who must
have been in the very nature of things untitled
for such a relation.
Says one Of our New York exchanges:
His CBokersJ wile's family, wounded in their
dignity ofweallh by the alliance, retired to Ger.
many last summer, having fortunately sold out
before the panic. Mrs Dean remains with the
object Of her choice. 1t would be too curious
to ask whether her romance Of life and love
has eyentualed quite as happily as she anticipa-
4 ted, Unequal marriagcS--N mean where there
is educational and intellectual inequality-very
rarely turn out happy Like seeks like, The
cultivated mind cannot fully sympathiSe with
the unculivated Mr., and Mrs Dean may be
as happy as the day is long, for a domestic mir.
acle occurs sometimes but as general rule, a
rough Irish cOachmAn and faShionably brought
up belle, can scarcely be expected to he perfect.
| ly happy in the marriage state, when the man
is only Custom House marker"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13

\ MODEL PRIYER-A correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune says the following lacopic
prayer was delivered in the Iowa House of Rep.
resentatives, ashort time ago, by Rev. Mr.. Shine.
1t is certainly a,nOdal prayer:
'Great God bless the young and growing
State Of Iowa. her Senators and Representatives,
and her Governor and State officers Give US
sound currency, pure water, and indebted re-.
ligion, for Christ's sake! Amen.
As might be supposed, this prayer met with
a hearty response from the members Of the
House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13
WurELlNa, March l9th, Is5s.
To rue EDlroKs or rnr IN1ElllarycrK:

10 THE EDlToRs or THE lNTELLIGESCER:
Gentlemen IL read in two Of the city papers
this morning, communication from II Stock.
holder Of the HempHcld Railroad Company.
agree with both these correspondents that the
Stockholders Of that Company, which include
the paople Of Ohio county in Va, and Washing
ton county in Pa, and Of the City Of Philadel.
phia, are entitled to full and accurate state.
ment Of the affairs Of the Company, embracing
Of course, all the information called for by a
Stakeholder in his communication Of the l2h
ulto. ] am satisfied that no one Of the present
managers Of that Company has any desire to
withhold such information or obStruct its pub.
lication know that great Misrepresentation
exists in the public mind, as to the true history
Of this CompAny's operations, so far as they
have been controlled OF directed BY the present
Board Of Directors
Writing only for myself and, therefore, ex.
pressing only my individual wish and opinion
assure the stockholders that shall, at the ear.
Hest practicable moment recommend to the
Board to make and submit to the stockholders
such report Of the history and present condition
Of the Company as have before indicated to he
due TO them. Since the Annual Meeting in
November last, there has been but one meeting
Of the Board Of Directors, aud that for organi.
IatiOn merely. So soon as a meeting can be
obtained, this subject viii be brought before the
Board for immediate consideration, and am
very sure they will all concur in the views |
have expressed.
My object in addressing this note to you is
that the silence Of the individual members OF
the Board may not be construed into an acaui.
esceuce in the truth Of the charges, directly and
indirectly, made against them through the me.
dunn Of your columns
am, very respectfully, yours &C.
J, G. ACuEsoN,
One OF the Directors Of tho lIempfiCld R.R Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13

INCIDENTS OF THE REvIvAL-"J ssie." Geld
Ring.-Thc New York Tribune says that in
Mr.. BOcchcr's Church, Brooklyn, at the close of
tho morning service on Sunday last, collcc.
ton was taken for the benefit of the poor of the
congregation. Among the audience was Mrs,
Fremont t'our Jessie'), who, happening to
have no money in her pocket, as the plate was
passed, took from her finger heavy gold ring,
and threw it in as the only contribution She
was able at the mOmsnt to make, The ring
contains on the outside an engraved "bce" in
alusiOn to beautiful incident in Col Free
mOnts passage Of the Rocky Mountains,) and
on the outside the inscription, "March 4, So"
1t will be sold for charitable purpose, and
will, no doubt, bring a high price.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13

n
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tsss
lszs, Take be-, G. aI},l.,ii
n WaHkfnrsn utu tsid1 isfisn. fArt.a
hIIsfk, u HAS hsCay, ps Nhs,trg =.
s.ags iauaa, Mgflah Ntissu, Wiiutu
uittttai. ugoses v slthts lstth
Mafitn. ne Nsr.hkutt' go NsshAriyt'
Nsnk 90 MNfsuhg. Mstrf e. scvt, at u CAatts'y
MssaiAgiuvn' Al Isfasu' Gsnk ~
Ntoshag, tahn M'tnfs, 70, ltph = hfla'
fls'n 90 Nafthsgffru hahk - NirftrIs.
Nliau ufai-r lpts v ftaluison, 3aAu
Cashaft, pa6hl l.aih Eshsyss NJ sau, IL
chad uus.u, I'D NtitAa { Nm Hta.ai,
trfsutaun
Ias ts,J ~ th sat 10 fyi atis Aai sun, ~ isrs.
chose ,sftaa A,,A " rfe,i NJ et 40 euhns hs
Washustth Nal AssihtuH aHt O. ,at!f,t Nht tAmt 10
tht Il fsltrlisI1 % o. IlAHiA
Jhf1ffrfana ubfala raIiask, loha ngmTssu aful,
Wins = htWlhauls nct hsriut uitgrsd NJ Atifst.
arof ans aIUafag iten nn aiaNtt ltd 10 w once Y
hs al gtait thtt tayy 30 tsiut " ~ Aalt "
Nrlina-4cH aciich o. tlf plrutn Nv ht aitser,, Il
afisFfl nat tgr 90 aIJ,tsf here u1iu Btuh ehrf
DEE FstyaI1u 90 th ariff al Ao sfs s'ai ~ Hsyy,tA
~ b. pfaitgt AZ utfus n "a ssA aRt hats cepl 81
u order b, flrhuih INSERTED iusrns rssfIaIaf rsth1.
~ iu sc sU ~ Nheetag i.F ioar ,sustsai'e sts1 aui
that 5a % he BE- posted fH itr tuut Asof u he
Cbdu llfatr q Ohio CsaHt ue usi dst n NE hs1t
CsuBtI Cont 20 be hsi TT TAD srrlu
AreIH==rGstrs AluNfu LpklN1, NrtA
v q UHHtH ~ f4f ttHtIN WhIH.aM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13
TRUST SALE.


Household and Kitchen Furniture.
by virtue Deed Of Trurt from Thoma, wltt,n 10 me-
ID bearing date the 2Gh March 1891, and recorded u the
CLERKS ONCE Of the county court Tor Ohio eouny, Deed
Book a. pNy~ 225 sha on Monday the 29li March, 1855
at the boaIdfng house Of Mrs. Thomas Wi,rn, Main
street 10 the city o. Whtclng, s- 10 the Highest bidder
at public auction the whole Of the lIoulrhold and Kitchen
Furnture contained In yad boarding house, conveyed to
me by the sad deed
Terms u sale, Cash J :. WRIGHT, Trustee.
GFb = WtrEUty. ADetoDetr mhl4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13
Bargains! Bargainsl!

N account Of my house being rented over my head by
" lev prg,ruton' friends (tso Of them being Ia my
employ NJ the tme viii have to move BY tho hst Of
April, and not having any place " business for lev
months, nnti get ny house cnmprtrd-hcrtf1re
have concluded to SELL OU7 w kSTiRE SJ0CE ~
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Aucahy price private sale. Sale for week ony
commencing this DAY. Now Is yoar time ladies and cn-
tlcmen and ALL Come Aui get goods cheaper ndH
you oaH bHy D1sBi at dHcii0Ei
TEus-Ail sums unisr eco, cN'h over 421, note al 90
days viii approved security, No 80 Main street, Cen
tre Wheeling. lmigl JOHN ROEMER,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13
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u ne Home
BAoWS Co. X. r FEB, 18th, ls5s.
Was1 Editors II am this evening Ia the
fili enjoyment u the solitude Of lie IA the FAR
West; my ehuni has gone to Missouri, and dep
uiizgd ne 10 Keep the wolves COMPANY until he
comes back. or AZ long A. ! think proper, and A.
opine that he has become somewhat tired Of
prairie lie, feel myself vested with discre.
ii0nay powers on the subject 81 staying any.
where Al least four long miles are between
toe and anybody with whom ATM acquainted,
and A. ! cannot fat,er myself that mn 20 pop.
ulhr as TO have friends come such distance 10
make evening calls. think may say that my
tins Is my own, and can devote tito the study
of things literary and political, the last how
ever, Is rather hard to come at, as far as Kansas
politics are concerned Tor, IN the frst place.
have tn 60 ten miles to n post Office, and then
tie mails are in the peculiar tx which We call
neither here NOT there, on account Of the cold
snap that has turned up since last wrote TO
| you, aud after all, the news itself, when you
have It, Is not 10 be implicitly relied upon,
which Is also a Vcxation Of spirit, However,
an far as | am informed, thing, in Kansas ATE
pretty quiet
| Grim visaged war has smoOthcd his wTinklcd
front, but Is not BY any means dancing to the
lasciViouS pleasing Of Lutte" be is keeping q
/ vigorous look out, With one eye a keen glance
upon Congress, and with the other scanning the
progress Of things in the Territory, but only
waiting IKE Miea"ber, iOr something 10 turn
/ up, but what will turn up is impossible to dc.
termlne.
The Territorial Legislature has adjourned az
ter passing an act for the election Of delegate.
on the second Tuesday Of March, to meet in
convention aud form aeoustitution for the Stat,
Of Kansas.
In the meantime, while the Lecompton Con,
SuIntion is depending in Congress, all good citi
zcns in Kansas, are bending their energies tc
devise some means by which 10 avoid the rrcur
renee Of trouble in the Territory; but il 1,
absolutely certain that unlrsS the people feel
that they have the right to amend that Consti
tuition, or change II at such time as they NAV
think proper, they will not submit tamcly t.
its impositons upon them nor accept admission
into the Union under its, to them, odious pro
visions. II the right to amend or change i,
admitted, tits probable they will accept admls
sion into the Union, and bear the yoke unit
after the sitting Of the Convention, provided fol
by the Legislature
The unqualified condemnation which the lie.
compton Convention aud its boosted Constitu,
ton meets with at the hands of eminent politi
clans, out of the United States Congress both
North and South, strengthens the determine tior
of the citizens, oi Kansas. Notwithstanding tn,
yigilant precautions for fair vote on the Consti