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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
VeloO1e,s a1csCelrN Store !.

REMOVAL.
Nels0ss's JesCelry Store,
Brady street, Absvs Psss OAes.
WIZ would tender our CRATE
w full acknowledgements 70
the public for their liberal pat
ronoge sinoe our commencement (k&n
n business. Having removed
ints . larger and more oomnodious store. second
Inspection Of our st0ck Of
WAtc1a00, 01oO1k0y
JesCelry, StlUer.sCGs'e an
Fancy Goods,
which b nov ~ largest and most fashisaable
s.S Vii s~sys S.ve , <. Ps.s.s I ssS.s !.
kaA y ~ eastern naTkots. Our motto 70 -
pro1ts ~ quica resusns.
psvsapora lsva, OF. II lasL1M
n II M q " "A I3
rTARDwARu ON coMNIssION.-The subscri-
I1 Der has removed his entire stock OF Hardware
TO his nev store In Nichols Block corner Of Second
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE, where
he win keep On hand general assortment Of goods
IN his line.
CARPENTERS, BUILLGRS,
BLACKSXIzHS, NACHLNZS1S,
IZNNNERS AND FARMERS
yin here md lares and veil escorted stock a
Shelf assA Heacy Hsr6scare
shieh viii Be so,d By tho undersigned st ~ to
wentyave per csnt les than ever before odsrsd b
Country dealers can bay at this store 1t - low
rats q q s. Iosis OF Chicago. eau ana sza1ins
1sudn 10. vAsr~uRN.
Removal.
CHBRIy1 LE0nARD's sns ~ HEREAFTER
''' : = Il. LEONARD,
s.A.soss.te = e.eee.est.
Removal.
g.
THE subscribers beg leave 10 Inform their fTisods
Psnnsyivanis stable, On Harrison street, betweea
Second and Third and thsskful for s past fsvass
tAe1 respectfully Selicat Neral share q ths patson-
~ u ~ p0haic.
1.R lGss ~ Carriages = hire . liberal
AIo0-aorses bearded = cheap . q any Sable
y ~ City. Deesd1
!. 20 Removal.
INN vnasrasnsa has rsUevsd his oaes - ~
i ssopnd story q g. T. alcAoas nsW 1sce, eesDs
osesad m 1saAy stssata pevenpc!s;
. .;s:Y = '''.'. '.'' ''', ~ =
Removal.
VVHB subscribers hes removed their Stosk o. Cloth
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$500 ~AA 0No
= E4h"@A 14ROm6 =
ocRlvEN Z oALLAoHeN,o,
General Advertising and Cslleet1ng
- DEAR0OAN r.. CHICAGO, lLL0.
~. -~-~a---~5-~-~---~-~~--~ -~-~~>---~---~-
019E.AT CARPET HALL
Becher HOLSTER & wilkins,
Ne. lss Lake street.
CHoAao, Ill.
SPECIAL EoTICR.
In order . make room Tor ON
I1aonoA2a00 Stocks
And for the better ConvenisnCe q csssoners,
have taken the nne store recently occupied b. D. B.
Cooke Co.. and connected u vith our former sxtsn-
sivc premises. The entsano = eur ssiss rsoos and
on THE FIRST FLOOR,
~ LAKE 0T1HDR rs
CARPETS.
AlasUsr assestosss than sll;oshers y TIM ~ eso-
bined.
SPLENDID MEDALLIONS,'
yBLvEI6 AND vILIONs,
BEAUTIFUL TAPESTRI,
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
ylns, superane and Tapestry InsYains, Hsrline, Ven.
ELAN. Hemp and 1easos- 80. Dsuwsss.6 c.
OIL Cloths.
sosyasa - s~saty-1su1 ~ NJ. IS )
sV41tttsa40.
Aivsys = aaaa : l.ssesssek q o..es. nessiac.
ahas for 00oss. Salooas. 4e.
Mats and Rugs,
hCsss varsssy. nom three shininss % -.
CURT.ALNr GOODS.
10 this dspasmsnt We shsll devote increased sttsn
ton. Wshave now In store and are daily rsealviag
RsaA E~bvosdsved:C 1otA Ctwsstss.
NasaA DrocosApss-in patterns and By yard;
NaSafecess &stins-vith brocatene borders.
1eee04sx Satin IDSL06aes,
RealeeMs Dsmaaks-wtth trimmings 70 match:
Lace C5g1'tMt1eS,
wiAsA iee Dseuty Of Finish end splendos b Design,
cannot y ssSpasssd-vaEyins from Is 70 1lo0 pr
pair:
WINDOW SHADES.
neautful painted and rich Gold Shades, White, DuA
Green and Blue Hollands.
House furnishing 4 Upholstery Goods.
Mattress Of every kind, Feather Deds and Plowu,
Linen Goods.
Table Linens, Napkins and Do,lias. Linen ehest-
ing aud Pillow Linens, Hsckab1cks, Towels, 0rash
b.. as = pe sasis than ssual pssoss. "
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
Particular atesotiooqs invited 70 H. factthat "
have many Of The be0e styles and qualltso Of goods
that cannot b obtained elsewhere, s.d Ne are new
oGsring our entire stock st Greatly Reduced Prices
Boecher, HellisteF 1 wilkins.
Jan 10 l6s7dlr rs LAKE. LsnEET.
THEo. BETS, "a. A. x. SAWYER,
). D. MEL LEN, JNo. 0. AELLKN
Sawyer, Mellen & Co.,
0se L SEQ SOUTH WATER ST.,
Chicago, III
BET7 s, .MELLEV% Go.
Ne. SOUTH MAIN st.,
1t. 1SoV233. MO,
General Commission 4 FOrWarding
Merchants.
II e r e h 4 NC Is:
Renick 4 Patterson, q Lofts.
VS. Gilman, do
George Pegrsn, do
Capt " Gould, DO
Lsnin, Smith BoieS, DO
Capt J H johnson, Louisiana, No.
Flirt 4 wheeler, Chicago.
NANeef, do
Latin, Smith Boies, do
eH Kennedy Co., New Orleans.
A0 Tarwell 3 Co., Boston.
Starting, Mccullough 4 Co., u. 7.
Nay - l6S7d1y
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FIRE. MARINE / LIFE lNSU RANCE.
DAVENPORT INSURANCE AGENCY. DFAY,
IL Agent, BY legal authority Of the 0esto Of Iowa,
for the following well known companies.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.,
OF Hartford
cash Csplesl paid mp in full $500 900
!. !. Cd9feld, Ssd'y. c. N. SAipm0s, Prea
OF Harrisburg, Pa.
oash Capital paid up In FULL. $3.50 900
L. Ward, Sec'y. J. p. Ruths,Jovd Pvesr.
These companies sustain reputation for nrmness
proDptness and responsibility which renders them
the soundest and safest fire nd Marine cenpanies
IL the UGl1sd States. en- Il.
Omse-eorner Of Brady and Front streets, with
City 4aHshal recldN
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9. n. GILBERT, 0snsrVl Agent sed Surveyor.
This Company was Organised o. the 31th day Of
March, A. D. 1854, under Special Charter from IL
the NEST favorable auspices. Its eStabf hment ha0
been upon 0rm aud reliable basis, and In view Of
its stability, s0undness and permanency ranks
Of the nrst insurance Companies In Tie coantry. 10
those DESTROYS Of protecting Themselves against loss
DAMAGE b. Pre- pers Of the 80, tAy BE- leave
REFHRENCBs:
nessrs. Stone 4 Witt. Cleveland, O
Williams Auery, Chicago.
Norton = Brother, :"
0tnue & Boomer,
A. s. Durand, Pres.t Racine 4 Mss nsilread
Vim. p Lynde, ESQ, Milwaukee.
J. g. COnroe, KsQ., Racine.
Henry Ysrnam, Pres't Chicago h. I. 1ailrooA.
A. Gilbert. Cash Com. Bank. Chicago:
Hoa. John q. Dresiin. fstats. Columbus.
Thos. Campbell, Esq, SpriH III.
Hon. B. Chamberlin, st. Louis, No.
Aessrs. Wsdsworth, Wells B Sycamore, chicago.
4essrs. l. II. Burch Co., Chicago Bank.
Hon. VIM. Aedll, Governor Of Ohm.
Aessrs. g. ". Siser 4 Co., Chicago,
Judd, Smith l. Pratt, Dixon, m.
VIM. Blanchard, Esq, Norris, III.
Hon. WIN. rrsvitt, Sec'y II State, 0olumbus;0.
Messrs H. G. 4 o. G. Cook Co., Rockford. IN.
II. Wheeler, b Son, Aurora.
Neamiah c. We, ESQ. Buffalo, N 7.
VIM. B. Fundy, ESQ.,, Springfield,
Hon. 7. v. Rsrlty, Judge Juprms Court 1ans1ald;
Gen. I. Curn, Springfield, Ill.
Richard Ivers, Esq.,, st. Louis, No.
Agent At Davenport and Rock Island.
OFFICE, Davenport, ct the STATE DEM0oAAs
Once, Post once Building, Brady Street.
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sOLxC0s
~ - sAss ~ - q Janaasy ~ unAsruaGpsl
~ 0oakogo = ~ city - DovoaDogt, ~ go thell
eneoo 1es bus1noD q eAseeck =. ~, - oeoo et
oaclock J. ~ uotill further nettee.
COOK 0A10DNT,
MAOKLOT D OORDiN,
TALINAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN.
OHUBD, Bro, DAnDOW0 Z 90.
NICKOlI8, OAAPD1lL. 90.
1c01D0Ohs LAWH = 1LAX11OA1.
janldtf
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Ritt,e Doogble Rtsetose
mem AID I'm uO0G1 P0v11 OOalPl111
THIo . jusa,y ssasasaAea Hl1gs Nsshlns fss
j thsaGhanR - aeanloG o8ol0 9 80 s0agoeton,
has roosive1 numnesaD 1sos psunt10e 8 sevsgA1
fairs n li1Hsnt oeeaee. = w9 A!a1A - = S
Soshel0 e vh6oa 81 g eaAe 81 basl2, - - ~
h1shalo ~ ~. w V1Als - ~ . ~ 0oeA1ne
49, - onS -~vn. -.
,,v.,. e:-e4' = '''vs- =. = ssi .:::s. {"
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Fire and Marine
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS
Or Damage ~ flre.

EeER NJ Err 3 UNION
INSURANCE COMPANY
BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
Cash Capital, paid uD In fail
o9O0,OOO.
J. =. oAuyRD, 6so'y. HolAoD Wnluso1. PSssv
Ian PREPARED 70 take 1ishs and Issue Policies for
Ne ahevo 0enpany. This 0ompany suGtaiDs espa.
tstioa loH (1tr1loe, pr0Np6nHGe end reapoaoD0e1v
vhieh renders oAoof the soundaos and Soloot16e
and Marine 0o0panies n he United ola4oo.
=. PAY, Agent,
Once with City Marshal corn. Of Drady asd Hsoas.
Inna0dt
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THE subscribers beg leave 10 iuform their fvieods
i thai they have removed their Livery to the Ord
peunsyivanis stable, On Harrison street, betweea
Second and Third, and thaakfu for III past fsvas
they respectfully Soicat Neral share - ~ petson-
- q The Pablo.
J. n. CAMP 4 co.
HI l6e1o ~ Carriages - hire o liberal
terms.
ALoO-Hosses boarded - cheap . q any sable
tAe City. DecSou
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vx71 would tender our CRATE
w full acknowledgements 70
the public for their liberal pat
9on0ge since our commencement SkHn
n business. Having removed
int . larger and more oomnOdious store, second
door shove our former location " would solicit ~
Inspection Of our stOck OF
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INN un1seulened ha reOeved his o0es - the
i eoaund story Of g. L.QlicAoS nsW 1sck, essDa
Nv. WOODWARD.
10Y = 'saa . s'd 1'',i' = = WOODWARD.
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THE INTEbBIGENCER
NEWS SUMMARY.

SnAD are row becoming plenty. They have
been taken in great numbers during last week
in the Delaware. ordidariIy the fishermen be-
gin to look out for shad about the 10th April.
Or the whole population of England aud
Wales in 1856, one person in 7s was named
Smith, one in 90 was Jones. one in 115 a
Williams, one in 14s Taylor, one in l52
Davis. and one in 275 Brown.
AMONs the bills passed by the Legislature
Of Massachusetts is one making two divisions
in the crime ofmurder, the first of which, where
it is premeditated, or life taken while in the
commission of a felony, is made punishable with
death. The second degree is punished by i'm
prisonment for life.
+ AErnoudH yet in the commencement of the
vernal season, we have reports of immense
swarms of grasshoppers. In Texas, they cover
the prairie in countless millions Thus far they
have confined their ravages to herbs on the
prairie, not troubling the grass or csops. The
especial plague of Utah seems to have been
transferred to other regions than the pOlyga-
nous land.
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The GFeatesi BurEnin Ee
NEW SPRING STOCK.

Reg LEAVE 10 inform the public that have just
turned from the East with my FIkST SPRISG STOCK,
which determined 10 sen ~ cheap any house. n
Wheeling.
Ny stock consists of al the latest Etyits of
DhESS GOODS, such black and fancy GEfkI, Lawns,
ChHtzeS, CalieOes Of eiess VsTsys Chass, Berafe De
LANES, de BeTges with variety Of other goOds too
70 mentiou-
RMDROIDERIES, the best TO lie found WheeIine; ny
Cellars Of ai price, love
highesi, Of 6eevea and Collars nmengst
Viii particularly mention Narreiiie Eets, rsFe
the East complete assOrqent Of brosdeTed Bahs
BOSNETS any price from 80 e. -, Elesst
brought into tie uaTEet, also ItOuSt Ribbons
beautiful Fusea, and eTgTy thing
iinery line.
swHITE GOODS. such plain figured srirsBriIants
amongst Tieii EouId call Frsnr
brocade plain, figured striped Jseorets NansnoEs etc
sHAa L., siIAWLS Stela1 CaaltheTe plain AID fancy
~ almost your own prizes
CASsINERk Cloths. and every thing n The way nfen's
war suitable Tor Spring can oer ts aTtt stoek Of any
h0u=e Wheeling, and IWold paEfieui- rttuest
chant aiiors 70 exaHaine stock, viii ssiIoV whole
sale.
IITs. complete lire and ase ofhess long mItts
worth sac At f251e. p
Cal. and my stock, VII eoupare
favorably vita any ohsT. and doir 2,
my busiss the ess prineiIIs, it -
IsAAC PKHGER
maT25 lz3 Main stEzEt-
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NUMBER I82

venile long after everybody else has ceased 10
share IN the pleasing delusion, and thereby
makes both useless and ridiculous that season
Of carly autumn which ought to be the most
peaceful, abundant, safe, and sacred time in
wOman's whole existence. They would nos,
with the proverbial harsh judgement of youth.
scOrn so cruelty those poor little absurdities If
which the unlncky person who ihdnlges there
in IS probably quite unaware-merely dress,
as she has always DONE and carries on the harln-
less cOquetries and RiiRGWdeFies of her teens,
unconscious how exceedingly ludierOus they
appear IN lady Of-say forty Yet in this
sort Of exhibition, which society too often sees
and enjoys, any honest heart cannot but often
feel that of all the actors engaged in it, tho
VINO plays the least objectionable and dis
graceful part is she who only makes fool Of
GsrsslE ls5se la-
''Yet why should she do IT. Why cling so
desperately to the youth that will not stay; and
which. after all, is not such very precious or
even happy thing? Why give herself such
world of trouble To deny or conceal her exact
age, when half her acquaintance must either
know it or guess it, or be supremely indifferent
about it? Why appear observation-disclosures
cynics would say- after the pattern Of her niece
the belle Of the ball: annoying the eve with
beauty either half withered, or long Over-bIown,
and which in its prime would have been all the
lovelier for more cOncealmenG
(To BE CONTISCED)
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

Tirsinius Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
nlnF ut the Hall, Of Market and Quincy streets
'sss NJ EflLL, N. G.; B. ". carr, Secretary.
Fr"uklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets as abOveevery
I2aiay 1,y evening. DAVID BATHA, n. G.i William p
R' ylroy, Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 3I.-Nee.s asaboveeve-
Wednesday evening. wILIAA HELyER, n. G.; John
S''ads, Secretary.
,W'T!h.seIing Lodge Nc. Ss.-Meets above every
", D PoFTs, n. G.. .1ohR 77ob,sra, Secretary.
r'"olH Lodge No. S9.-Meets above every
'.'y evening. Jos. HAsEtr, n. G JohR Z. &dzsreil,
"m' Tell EneHmPment No. 34.-Meets as
S'e the second 5otsTh Tuesday evenings of each
an JouS BApxR, c. P; C1as. LiRch, Scribe.
'Neam's Rmenmpueut Ne. Meets as
the SrStaud tsfrd Tuesday evening each month
FAFtoN, c. P; Geo Bdtrd, Jr., Scribe. tNareb IS.
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MAsoNIo pIREoroRY.

Ohio Lodge No. t0I.-Mee,s Masonic Hall,
I'TaF Marke, the IL. ard Ehir Non
,ASe'enngs of each month. G. N. stuTs W. NJ; Aiez
'|,sr ,,.- LiEghtiR, Secretary.
,NhheeiinE Lodge No. 13S.- Meets as above on
'' and third Thursday evenings each month +. A
--n.itis1SR, W. Nj s. W. Psarsoa, Secretary.
"hesiiag Union Chapter Ne. 19.--Meets as
I've oa the seecHd Monday evening Of eaehmOuh. W. G
-',Si, P; S. ". Fsarsoa, Secretary.
"eeeiins EHcamPmcnt No. I,-Msets
'Son 'he j9srtA Monday evening each month. WI
-'IariHG RrcorasS
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CHURCHES or WHEELING.

FOR the information Of stvrnGcrs visiting the city, pub
Nh the following list of the different Churches, and their
g and place OF meeting. II there mistakes,
Eluake the necessary correction with pleasure;
~ AiattEtIt'S Efscopalan, Corner Monroe and Byron
uees, Rev L. T. PERENs Rector morning services 10H
clock, eveninG,7.
ST. ohns EPisccpdli,, Main street, between First and
second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. j. II. SAITH, a. NJ, Rector
services-MnrninE 1O5E; afternoon 81; night II.
First FresGyteriaa, REv. h. H. WKkD, Pastor, FOurtst,
,veeuMOnrOeaud Quincy afternoon
SeO,,d Presbyterian, Webster street, between Main and
Maret Centre WheelnG services morning and evening"
71rd PgssJyfertGa Fifth street, between Chestnut and
-5ert s South Wheeling Rev E. wooDs, Pastor, servi
morning ard evening.
Fo, PresGyterfdn, PAUL., Pastor, Mainstreet
Tten Washington and Adams ss. services morning and
h-ning.
Fourth street Neaodist Episcopal Rev. j. E. WILSON,
Pastor Fourstrect between Monroe aud Quincy; services
ao:ning and evening.
Sor Street Mctodiss Episcopal Rev. "A. REoER, Pastor
Market and NorI sts., North Wheeling services
E:rung and evening.
tacplfae Street HeAodtt EpiseopGl, Rev. T. H SIoS-
COZ Pastor, Chapne street, between First and Second,
crntrv whee;'ngi services morning and evening.
SonA d1tsiiA0 " E. CAHr1A, Rev. A. sTEvESs,
s';Or services morning and evening.
HAssling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
wtlSoS, PASTOR
Gtsa,s, Ns.odist Episcopal, Rev @ HELwro, Pastor.
chapne street, between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
Gr.
a,Jam.. Cathedral, Roman Catholic, R.. Rev. BrsHOr
sV. wRElAS, street, Of Haupdeni services
Rorning and afternoon,
Aocdtc ReJorned Rev. j. T. MeCrunE, Pastor,
oiArket servicesmoTnng andafternoOn.
D!'elss, Market street, between Webster and Third.
Centre Wheeling; services 1O6 in the morning, and ~
-,rnug.
Evangelical Pro.eS0at Rev. wy HRLTER Pastor, Clay
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling. 4
ErU, Iig,tl J,rfIa p 4
ror Market street, between Webster and Third; Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
'fcsh Synagogue, Quincy street. between Market and
Main.
'ernaa PrOtestGHt, Union RAIL- Main street. between
NoorOe and Quincy; services lO56 morning.
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Trust Sale.

I1Y yiriue = Deed u FRUIT eeeutefo ne b Wm n.
~ Russell, Wm. l. McAfes uul t1heTs. GATED July lsh
l.S7 OF record in the CieFk ee 0ts eusty, 10
Deed Book - page SO Sc, m eli psble o1frFS -
the Of he CnTt Unuss Of eJuntg
day the 2gt day of April, isss, i've lots EuabtTsd
original pat Of NoT FeefiH. g. -. A. g. beif
the division Of The Square bounded y 3sin
McLure and West EireCts Efs. titlssd wLes-
ibE Window 6tanH Works.
Terms made known dsy % ,~Ie Possession gven on
the Eth day Jaiy, 1sss. A. G. AleAfEE,
mhII-tf Frr,Eee.
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q NeW LiRht

NHE DruaIuutd Light rT0dneed iron improve hYiyIc
OIL, has equal. Sad afteF peFronaI ald Sats-
factory t, seat itto 70 tie Pahe saSE CEEAF,
apo best pOrtAbs light noU IN Ii
free from all sioaive pTOprEteF- Il j. e s Jetause the
cost houTis IesEthal hall ef. u brrause
the smallest lamp vii barn brilliant SISSY Raue isF
tgeTe b0BTE EitiOut Fel1 give sueisnt
iEhtfor any ordinary sized Fto, having the
rAft maaHiseture aud sell eo4Gdsniil lfeeouIatnd
TOf sale WhOesaIs aad Rsta a Tie House Purul,hlur
Store }. r. BUHHAM 4 Co
iln Is No. IIs, Main s. u h-siinE W.
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&c. WRIaAT.
French Goods.


INTZE-20O pieces 44 vide, warranted fast eoloFs
~ I2% cents, always sold for = yard. Also ~
second mourning chinizss at ~ cents a
LOUPINEs BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME At SI1< cents
per yHTdl -lD...
LAYvSs-The very best quality, which sen At s5
cents, " sell nov At 12H cents. Sone good quality
CHAILY DE LAINEs-Piain ana Bgured. ile very snest
plain cents, and hgured At Is cents yar5--a
OMBRG GRAPE E'ESPAGNE-25 pieces beautiful styles
and eolOrs, very loE price
oMBRE BAREGE -SV pieces, worth 50 eqEta, SOr only
25 cents n yard. -
g8- few pieces AneIIns Dress Goods, very nies and
$40 PIECES New aiIk.-An- excellent aIl.boIed
Black SIX rich lustre - inch vide, at only e&
per yard; sold last season At ~ per yard.
The Greatest BurEafn Eet- t n
viii sell superior SILK ROBEs, 20 yards each,
quality snld from S35 $50 Ser only
Sl5 apiece. challenge any merchant. -p0Esesslng
Judgment SlkB deny that these Ig0bes
sold half their Vaue Also Article COLORE
POCLTDE ROBksS 4 DULLES, side stripeS yery de-
srabe eOors and de ignS, and wiz be sod baFRlu
They Of recent Importation Of laTg New York
retail hisintnt, and we're bought bOu
Also received about 90 dres patterns sf styles
fancy SilkE veTy handsome and cheap
1UO BAKEGE, LAWN 4 CuALLY ROBES, bot side stripes
skirts. Barege Oes 20 yds. each, sold
4iu viii sell for 8. Cialy Eobsg,
excellent style. very cheap Fine Lawn Kobes only
Dollar and Rhty Cents apieeei at ALEX. HE11lAS's,
ap8-3m IS7 MAR St,
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(ro BE CONTINUED.

A piCture-a tall ladder leaning against a
hOuse-a negro at the top, and hog scratching
himself against the bottom. r-a
way-gway .dari you'm making mis-.
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EEIING. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIIl9 8. 1868.
INSURANCE..
GREAT WESTERN

iieea 9a 81 GREAT WESTERN
Tnsur anoe and Trust Company,
Office in Companys Building,
No. 4O3 WnIuut St., P1AlB4A - ELPETIA.
Charter PelpetuGL authorised Capital $500 900
irE ~ 81 q. @. LATHROp, Pres't.
WV. DARLING, Vice PRESIDENT.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent Of the above we'll known
Company for Wheeling and vicinity, prepared take
approved Pre and Marine Risks the most favorable
terms. .fsI-.. R. @. RONHAM,
01ce for the present at Doane Adams warehouse.
feb16-1y No. &C Main 81.
CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE
.-.'s- - '--HT rHE- s"'
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nc CORRESPONDENTS

LETTERS subscription advertising other
Of the Integencer should be addressed to
be Prcprictors E
Lts concerning editorial department of the paper
u lie addressed the Editors jointly, or to either
them.
writing for publication, will please write
caly or side OF the paper.
Observance of the above rules will greatly oblige
prompt attention correspondents than
4:y might otherwise receive.
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IhE Law OF NEWsPAPERs.

-subscrbers do give express notice to the
ry, considered wishing to continue their subscrp
deals the publisher Eay continue to send them until ali ar
paid
subscribers neglect take their periodi-
s.s tie ces which they directed they arehed
oasbe tI the have settled the bill and ordered them
.leoniinued. ...a.a
ii subscribers remove to other places witbOutinform-
i publish :4 and the papers to the former di
gcion, they held responsible.
j-1h. Cnurts decided that refusing to take periods
s sromt Office removing and leaving them uncalled
ors prisnGJ,tcid evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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incorporated 1e1e-cha1tsr Perpetual.
Cash Capital 100000.
ABsOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED,
WITH 4 SURPLUS OF SJOG,3S7 IS.
And the prestige Of IS yen sneeess experIenee
ASSETS JANUARY i. 1855:

Total LiHbiIEties. -----
Unsettled Claims not due.......sl7a,s2Cs4
Losses Equitdbly adjusted and Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF 81, 900 900
or haze paid by the Co., in
the past IS years.
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Fire H. Inland Navigation

F'lre @ Inland NaV1gaJlon
Risks accepted at terms consistent with soveney and
fair profit
Especial attention Oren TO IasWrdnee Of WELLJRGS
uEsd Contents FOR ter0asef TO years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable and
sunshine and storm,
or periods svenui in EXEMPT from sweeping conhagra
oRs and maritime disaster. Being long established
cash basis, the troubles Of the credit SYSTEM Affect us in
material Particular.
DuriBgiard tJpesn the securit OF Fesbe Insurance Is
imperative duty e ability OF property owners 70
tain loss being IL en- much essened.
Policies issUed without dSlay, and all business attended
e. H. SWEARINGRN, Agent,
r- Wheeling, Va.
ONCE in Union Hall buildings west side Main street.
feLl9-daw-tii Jan. LIST, 80.
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OFF[CE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
TERMS.

DAILY, per annum. $500
Tz.HEEELY, per anIuuI $500
REEELT, per aiInum S1,00
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RATES OF, AI0VERTISING
,e; LINES OF NoNPAREIL OR LESS CONSTITUTING
~ A SQUARE.
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