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SHOCKING DEAru OF CLxaoYnAx.
Montrose, Pean.; Republican says:

~~N.s~~SS SSsAsS AsSH~OsASon soyo
The Rev. Sos. Barlow, . Presbyterian
clergyman OF Franklin, in this county, los,
bis life in shocking manner on Saturday
night last. The family were aroused about
midnight, and found the house on Gre. Aps
psosobing tho kitchen, where the ere 90.
pSased 80 have originated, Mr.. B. opened the
door, whom the flames burst upon him be
probably inhaled &nerticn Of the flame, q
he inmsdiatsly - down and scarcely
showed sign Of life afterwards. His Wifi
and daughters, the only persons present, a..
~ . vain attsmpt 70 Lessen the death grasp
d his hand on tho door, ~ length, to savs
themselves, we're compelled TO leave him to b
consumed whore he lay. The house vas do.
strcyo6s with alnost every article OF proper.
~ Il contained. Mr.. Barlow was al Eng.
lishnssn, about 90 years old, and was much
respected.
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TunT 41CHIvED, A Large Les -
bic astfels II every fAnilyfor sale very ehssp 81
G10. 3. KItB0UREE, Agent,
Jnnc1-d Aain-st., bet. "a ! "a.
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DAta wedding recently, whom the or
cisting lest pat the lady the qusstion--
WIT t6ba have this man to DO try Welded
husband ?" she dropped pretty courtesy,
and with modesty that lent her beauty Cd.
ditioaal grace, replied: ssIf yoa plsass.n
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9 = AND IN M RAILnOAu
O4 CANADA,

@ADkLi0hIFuL ROMANTIC ROUTE~
vson ZEE WEST -
bosfoS, Nssc York, sad ths Essss,m State
We tie MtcAtss~ csssvsi. 0Ysss Wssfsy~.
OSssasbsseA ysvmsaf Csssvsl. ss1
GRAND Trunk RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passenger b. this sosts have ~ opportunity Of
visiting ssns d The grandsst md most vos-
essoni sesasTJ In tbs world, isslsdine Tsrssso.
Messsrs Esls, Sspsssts~ Dst1se, 7Assssn6 aslSsss.
1pt1s ~ Ae q. Laurence, Qxsbse, MsssvssI. WAf,.
ssestsa tAs 5sbsisy SssAss, tsss,sy fws at,ss q
!xsgfA), Lake CAsapists, Fails Of Me~susvssri.
as1ass Atsw, ETC., etc.
On a.a aftss Nay /. 1883, Baxeaes viii b,
chseksd Through from Chicago.
The Mammoth 6tssmshtp
l. EVIL n n An.
or -, 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
I, under contrast = this conpAny for ons or more
.rPs 70 Portland this year. Tosrists' return
tickets from Chicago to the principal towns in
EaroPs will shortly b is,aed. Tickets from Chi
cago Tor q points East also for the Lsvithan. or
for the N. . 3. D. Co.. ships can b. obtsipsd q
tho odice Of the GRAND Trunk RailroAJ. No. IS
Dearborn street, Chicago.
J. wARRACK.
Agent Of Grand Trank h. 4. Co., Of Canada,
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A young man withoss noaey among The
kledisais Ike ths MOAN II : cloudy nj :
kssq chine.
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AT the Bay State House, in Worcester,
Mass. tho Other day, chap from the interi.
or, instead Of turning on the gas which
lighted his room, blew it out and went Ia
sleep. The proprietor Of the houssuen. .pss
sing the chambe., discovered . vary 5tronz
smell Of escaped gas, and knocking Ct the
door inquired il the gas wss mot leaking.
"Don't know" wss the response, ssbut |
raythsr guess not. Pll lot you know 10 Z
minute" He jumped ont OF bed, and CON-
mencsd feeling on the Aoor under the "a
pendent, and the answered: "thsrs's no leak
here, sir, shs cdypa = a. dry a. 4 con bs.n
the proprietor, with lsugh, asksd to be Ad-
mittsd into the room, and showed the gen.
tleman vhsrs TO look for the lsak.
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pAnaOR. ChAnSsr aaA Kischen
EkTS, of all kinda, for SALE cheap for Cask. -
GEO. :. kILBOURNR, Agent,
AaiA-st., bot ~ end a.
@yiod Ksskak, LAVA.
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ssCensin, shiidrsao oat u Ne wet,n =
the ehark aidDhseit sseksA n The liiAls
osnees saN
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1 y1eDse ~ tne ntoh WsssE sno lsn0
a.ass ~ trains ..s e shs.sovs NAMED rosa win
not ssn eassf the lVth o. JaAe. anti further mo-
.ies. D. ". DAVIS,
| janslidu supt
Oniv Crana C..ccr,
OF
MAOAM isiDohA CLARK,
INKEOKUK, AT
| nrs..r..a,. u.,,
4, ..,n.v .y.r,,a nv. 49,.
AssisfsDH
Herr Louis Mehi,
Di,.inrui,h.1 pssni.t .pd comsos.r. from III.
| Conservative q Iaipsis.
| rur ppnap.
| TAVuA e
MILL kMHRAC1 UDLE0T1ONB q
. ~ lron sss y @i nsm.s ~o 49,. g Ses S
81 IA ipstrrmsntsI Nssis. ~
OAnD.--In senplianss with nasy rsqssSn,
and 70 plses y n che power q On y ssssnd, Ne
msnasennsss ~. save aseiaso = rsaues the ssasssfs
/ TisI ~ vith Reserved 4asis .,.-'.''7x -.
. - - -. .,.
when can - Pofene1co = ~. =. 2. h,nmsav
WHERE ! Sisnsn q Is. Han en- b seen. con.
nensing on saturday, june 18th, 1t 10 o'eiesk >.
M, and slosing 81 g. p. u. ON Tie day of the Con
esft.
o,siocf. Tt.iIdst
MAsenc snsns Assecie'
| ravvaWs,,p no
$1,000 49,
vssa
q, mn .nr
...,.,.n
"THE AMEniCAr raEEaAsen."
ln....a r..,..,,. !. - r...:.a
OWossa Axei0sivssy 20 me AnsHuosaon ana
Entertainment OF FresmAs0ns, their
Wives, Families sad rrieade.
Each Number Contains Portrait, Of Distiasuishe1
Trssm.,ons "a oth.r - ~,.vi.~..
~ As.t ,tis,s.
AsD TEE
| Articles BY DR.. A. g. Macksy, Rev. George
Oliver, Giles r. Yates. Albert Pike.
Rnh,t M.r,;. loh. nn..
H." MIa, ,
- S. i1o'J,
s"uo sne's,
confEiss
Masonic Law, History, Jurispvudence, ard Belle
Ls,.rs.. from tho P: .s q 9Th The L:.dins Ma
sonic Aathors Of the Present Century.
A. Ma.oc;c Monthlv Ma.a.;r. n L.. -
rcr.i .;ah.- y R..n.- - M..h..;s., w
fxsaasisn, Or Value Of i.s Articles,
W.. uo...,~ D.. raa,., -,
49, ~. 100 - ~ CO., T nsas
, fIs..ss",is. X.
MONTH"; issrss 81 ths M..on I..''
prss. a. Ams,;.. ,o,i.d
into one.
=. q: .l-,s - A.. -,
Ma': 49, ~ os ..c "on'niJ
"asonio Mssssine OF tbs age.
TERMS--PER ANNUM:
s,,.,. s.h.c,,n,,.. i.n =. :.
:. sD.''''.'''''ss ~ ~
C,ub. If 20 a. ...h 10 '''''''" -
49, - =, ,Aoh ...............;'.. -..'.....''.
eau. my numosf above ., eaen -............ -
~. e ossn ~ ~ cases mus sccompany the ordsm
6rst q anusryl numbsr Of that y.sr. ~. s.n,,,.
ing the Subscriber with 4 he Masonic Romanse -
any number or series u numbers will be nailed
postpaid, on receipt OF tho price - ccnss each.
Address J.F. BRENNAN,
Secretary NJ. r. Association,
yunell -dit-wst LouisviIls, Ky.
S,n.1c.
s.,nr 's $500 a.s L'esers Ter sAis.
,oh -, s.st ",nss s"d Liquor. wnlen nsss -
~ pipes bslisxsur nd L Rochelle Brandy.
kegs ostAwba Brandy,
sss' banrbon WhiAky,
! beh. Rye DO
/, a.li s ~ N.s ~
east Madeira Wine,
HosA VIC ,curTrrsprs ]. 20
Kseksk, June le-dlw
LOST TEAM!
SIkAfkD from Ksokuk, on Saturday,
~ Nay - - ciay-b bank ha:se. white name 1Nzv>
and tail, not shod On hind feet a YEAR. oil: /HA
sd nass yean Oh, heavy With foAi, chSscai
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From q. n. sCmIvEM,s AGENCY.
Msntrcsl ocean sseansASp Ce,s
STEAM an SHIPS

AN0LO-6AxON, NaRTH AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, tnev) NORTH BRiT0N, (nsw)
NOVA Sc0T1AN. tnew) HUNGARIAN, new
new.
Running In conn sciion with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
The Canadian Government to transport
the Nails.
DATES or SAILING.
vnoM ouusEc. Snon LrvnRPooL.
Uvsrsry alternate Hatur- Every alternate sdnss-
6ay fr0m The 33nd Of day from the 3oth Of
nsy 70 ~ Nh u April - The seth Of
November, iselssivs. October, inclssivs.
During the wintss me1tAs these vessels connect
with tho GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD at Port
laAd.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
ytem Chicago to Liverpool, Wis Mica Central, Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamer,
according 10 aecommodAtions.
including cooked psevisioss.
Pros Liverpool 10 cAfcsso, Wis Steamers and Rail-
sosds,
- % 10 Sis ~
aseoSding 70 aceonnodation.
49, bl 70
including eooked rroviai0ns
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sassats anA LAKE aausen naa,yeaAy

CHICAGO TO DUrEALO VIA DErROf7Y
Atths above eascs tishsts for New YORK pestsu.
and AZ the stations on the New York 8 ksfs And
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WAKkACK,
Agent Of b. IL. II. Raitrosd.
80, onee 10. 81 psarbon Street, Chicago.
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EAc11o9e . E0HORos
Sight Drafh on London ct dollars psY st<r
ling may b obtained ~ the OLE ol the Grand
Trank \. 4. ofCaasda. il Chicago.
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including cooked pfovisions.
fully suahAsd 6ssDsoa sails d sssh ysesel.
kasA Passenger tashsted through win b Il.
lowed The saDs euantity of baggASs Vaan ~ hall
road - b Steamer, Wis ~ subie test ior eech
cabin 80 10 feet Tor sAsh stsssaGs Dasessesr.
Special trains from Quebsc WITH che IaIls and
Passsngsn are dispatched % the arrival Of each
Steamer.
IL will BE- ohssrvs1 issm tbs follovi.e aaAle tat
the Canadian line have hsstsa svssy ofes - erees
isg the Atlantie, ths average passssee n ~ Col
Mas and Cunard lines y b. IL tehlse n ths
n. Y. Herald darins 1881 being
Collins Line. lid IN zom coilins line. ISd l3A ON
Ounasd " NJ. I'D ash 3n Csnaxd !" n.y. ia lsA IN
Boston I'D 6h ON !" Bostcp ia l3h On
Canadian line lod lsh ON OaasdiAn 4. ia ID On
The lseest pessagss nsds tyths canadisa Line
we're - AAys - Liverpool end | : days 10 Ouehsc.
The Colllss Line have made Dsssaess II Is 10 20
days. sod the Csnsrd Liss 1t II u IL days.
TO EMsOHAHTs.
Passagss may be secured u ihs sGss a The Don.
Peny In Chicago By SAILING shipe frea Loeieu.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hsn.
Aberdeen end Montross. An aesal II ~ GRAND
Trunk RAILROAD superinGsn1e Their nevsi II
smigrants and basgags at Qusbse frss II eharrs.
Ias: fren ~ u - 70 Chicago, inslsiine
cooked pfovisiens.
Sos Passsss or Freight from ChIeaes q Live,-
pool, OF Liverpool 70 chiesgo. Or 81 ny of Is
o'''''' '''''''s tA''.j . WY +
Agent Of tho n. o. IS. Co..
Ne. % DssvbsS~ egvs2t, CA4cseo M.
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9. ~. GOODMAN,
(saecsssor 70 Burget, 6tseIs : Co.,)
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Ia NJ Oh AND PROVIDE o D,
Ns.ISS Main.Ss.,
1srwaEx sixra AND ssvBafs,
A..-..... IOWA.
HIGHEST Market Price paid IN CASH for ali
= kinds Of Country Produce fm3okd IN
Olss0lutt0n OF CO.PaFsnerehKps4 4
NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnsrship
~ heretofore existing between the subseRihnri,
this day BY mutualconsent dissolved. Andrew j.
wilkinson will continue the Drag buslnsss g No.
% Main-st. ANDREW J. WILKINSON.
RICHARD AAR6AALL.N
Keokak, Iowa, Juno !. 1s5s-jssA ~
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y New Gold Mine Disc ovoroA.
|Ann Dox. CaAI1s. or ALL DHGCRIr-
.kUv ross, JEST .rsessvsd and for sals CHEAP
do. !. KrLBotRNE, Agent,
mAyltd Aain-st., bel. 81 ID.
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LOST TEAM3
CTkAYkD from Ksokuk, on Saturday,
~ Nay - - clay bank ha.se. white name IN-xv>
and tail, not shod on hind feet, I years oil; AA-
80 mare yean old, heavy With foai, chSs1ai
easyel-sash bstwsss II and is hsnds hish.
Any enc Who will fstufn shs same, or give ipfor.
4ef their whereabouts, will b. amply re,sa ..
n0uo6. Ny rssidenes 10 % Morgan street b.
tvesa m asd sth. PATRICK FkIzzLE.
Ksohuk, J uns 8, '5s-dkw
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Of 4 largo number Of persons extsndnsae
further than TO take and destroy intoxie
liquors and the vessels, and 70 use -
nsoeary force, tho fact that such e6nhiGp-
ion n entered into BY large nut ~
persons to cot together, Ia doing that ana
no more, would not take away the iustih-
cation they would have, il done By one or I
Kew Of them.
But the jury were cautioned ths& this il /
dangerous power, to be constsuaA under
very strict conditions. Commeat vas made
upon tho danger Of permitting people to take
the law into their own hands, alludinc
20 lynch law, vigilance committees, TO-,
leading to resistance, to riot, to bloodshed
and violence, destructive to the peace OF the
civilized ccnmunity (; that, % general
rule, private persons must rely upon the lau
for their protection aud the redress Of iris.
ances, and II the law 10 in any respect inop.
erative, aud Ae1ecsual, It il the province 81
the Legislature TO amend it.
The restrictions undlqe which this pove,
may be lawfully exefGlA the Jury were in.
str0cted a. follows
/. The power claimed by the defendant,
sApower conferred BY law, and not by iii.
eense or authority conferred BY private -
sons, and must therefore be cons1f I'd strict
", and if they exceed their authority the,
are trespassers, ob inifio; thsie ius(1 easi 81
wholly fails, and the plaintiff 10 sntitled tc
recover Tor all the damages sustsined so Il
| they break open shop whore no intoxicatinf
iig9eoA6Ps, or II kept, nons 10 kept foI
saies do It II their peril, and IL non,
!, !. ec-h !. vcrrd N. Justification fails: 80 I,
! SITTER sntering they do unlawful acss thsy q,
ltessspasscrs % inifio. "a
] Z. II any mora force vas red than -
4 aecessary, or any damage dons to To build
~, or any Article in the building, bsyoax
that Of taking and destroying Ne insoxisssisl
Iliquor for sale, and the vessels whieh con,
Ained il, then the parties % acsiag ven,
tresspassers ob snisio, end The Justification
Is not established.
Under these views tie evidsase NJ brlea,
reviewed and submitted TO the Jury spda -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
FROM ~ IOrIS

Fch 9S--E e. Browne. ,h- Tub rofrt,Jan.
dent q tie New York fihins. artlrrdla,t
night N Company ~iih lbs q. $ Attorney Htr.
hdsr They isn lamp SCOT, l,puap 9th -
The health q The army conurucl ryu,srkAbly
good Tie weather va, remarkably mid ~
hc reeioa Ney hiily ,nos h,d iilcn IN the
immediate vicinity VI the camp ground --n.o,t
Of the time ground almost hArr Tie District
CouI, hsN Indicted Young HimbaN aad others
Cor high treason. Ihv Mormon Legislature was
still In session, The latest dstc- r'cyiycd lrum
the States were 10 the lst Of October Much
anSiely uas felt hear from the East In regard
- Mr money panic
The Lca,cnw0rth Times says the Judge, aad
cleia, vr election II ShaNnec Wcrc Mresisi aud
testified under oath before an investigating
clmmitIse that tbs poll b1ok a, SHAWNEE Nas
taken to Wesiport, and 500 names added there.
to at that Place j. J. Clafkson. +. ". 1t
Lsa,snWor,h, was burned ia yiligy on the night
Of the 10th Shouts wyrv made to hang him Il
he Coul be caught .....
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Dn SAJoHb's lSyiGoEAroR The most scep.
teal people can be convinced by trial that all
the family medicines are not humbug, aud
that among the thousand Of butterfly life there
are few Of greatner H. and undoubted worth.
Of these, d. sanfords In,igorator,or Liver
Remedy, stands first and foremost among the
remedies Of the day tina. can be relied on as
a medicine that is all it is recommended by
its proprietors. 1t adyertises itself on every
trial, for there are none who use il but
tell their friends to do 50, and so it goes from
mouth to mouth ill all the people Of the Union
have learned the good Of this truly valuable
medicine. i, is recommended with testimonials
to prove is virtue fjr the cure Of liver com.
plhints Of every kind, from the worst Dyspepsia
to a common headache, and is particularly adap.
ted to Jaundire, Deranged Stomach, Bowel Con-.
plants and diseases Of children.
One or two doses are said To cure a cold with
scarce failure 1t is worth nial for this
alone. tits particularly adapted to the use of
ladies Of seGentary habits Some ladies Of the
the highest standing in society have given
their certificates OF lis efficacy, andwe say to oil
who are ailing Try one bottle, and you will ney.
er be without BiOomfeA Pres feb 4.
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FROM WASHINGTON

Feb 25--The defeat of the Army bill is not
considered conclusive respecting an increase OF
the army on part Of the Senate, which to-day
will await the action Of the House on the meas.
ures then pending for additional regiments
The House Committee on Elections have
come to no conclusion in relation to the contest
cd election from Ohio. 1t is not true that The
House committee on Territories has agreed 10
report bill for the Territorial Government Of
Sierra Nevada. They have merely decided to
eoLs d the memorial on the subject
Mr.. Clay, Of Ky, appeared in his seat in the
House to-day, and received the congratulations
Of his friends on the settlement of the late ilii.
Guilty with Gen. Cullom. The Supreme Court
will adjourn tomorrow till the firstof April
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

The he.-wc understand that the river is
still gorgcd and SorEins with heavy ice few
miles below the city at,hc ''narrows." The ice
merchants have gathered most of their supplies
of the commodity, and of course, the expected
famine will not be experienced. The weather
yesterday was warmer than for some days pre-.
vious, and there were positive signs of falling
weather Thiswintcr hasbecn so extraordinary
in its movements that no safe prediction can be
made as to what kind of weather we are going
to have next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

4 Game NJ Dyap Potr-Attsading Incl
drah-The night before last foGr gentlemen sat
down In one of our hotels to indulge in game
Of draw pokrr"-twenty- five cents ante They
shulIled, and dealt and bet for about one hour,
Mr.. VIM. Ford being invariably the loser Ford
determined to play strong game win or
break. Picking up his hand he discovered
"bohtail flush, -four diamonds and heart
He discarded the heart and drew to the dia,
monds but got club, There was big "blind"
up aud he concluded to bluE. The players all
come IN, some on two pair, some on "thrccs."
Isaac Hopkins bet four dollars. Ford saw it and
went five better, Hopkins halted between two
opinions, and thea said, "tlkc the pot" Ford
rOkcd down the money and showed his hand,
which was simply no hand at all, Hopkins in.
timatcd itaS his opinion that the man who
could bet on such hand as that was capable Of
robbing hen roosL Ford replied that he new.
or had committed forgery, What this denial
had to do with the matter in hand we are unable
to say, but il was no sooner uttered than the
author went recling to the floor through the
agency Of wCllaimcd blow from Hopkins
Ford recovered aud drew bowie knife, when
he was seized by one of the party, while anoth.
cr hustled Hopkins out Of the room. Ford
roAred with passion, swearing he would Cxtin.
guish tho candle OF his former friends existence
the very first opportunity. He Oncrwards sim.
mSrcd down and abandoned the bloody idea for
thc present weswOit the denoneaenL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

Sad RcsaR.-wo learn from the St. Glars,
vile papers that Mr. James Campbell, of whc,.
ling township, Belmont county, who was thrown
from his horse in the streets Of that place some
two weeks since, died on Monday afternoon last.
He was large, robust man, and IN good health
when he received his injuries. He was attend.
ed during his painful illness by two excellent
physicians kind friends and an atFectionate wife
hIt all could not free him from the fatal injuries
had received lilo leaves family Of chill.
en-, large circle Of highly respectable rsla.
cs, andA devoted wife, who LEFT her young
mily, and for more than two long weeks
atehed by tho couch OF her dying husband,
inlsteriOg to his wants, fondly hoping thathe
might be restored to her
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

m H. Jaas' Extract d CannAbis lndica,
(Aleoholis preparation from The leaves imported
FROM CalealIa,l for the permanent cure VI Con.
sumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Colds,
Nervous Debility, &c. Price o. 90 per bottle.
None genuine without "Dr II. james, 10 Grand
street Jersey City blown in the bottle Por
sale by 7 II Logan a Co., sole agents Bridge
Corner, Main It, Wheeling, Va.
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RlYRR Nm MRArnrR

ST lorl,, Feb, 2S--rartiys from Cairo re.
port the Mississippi hrnly gorscd a short dis.
lAbcc above tha, point River Is rising again
here aud about the same quantity ot ice nlat.
ms. Nothing new from amy Of the upper
streams Weather mild and clear Mercury IT.
CNcHNAu, Feb. High water is now said
TO be pretty certain Weather mild Ihawing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

The Grsat Ne Pilu Ultra 1ingie Maclas
gill still be Ia operation for few day. hom
10 . o'clock, p. IN, tPhillips Engine shop Let
every one DESTROYS Of making 4 large amount
Of money from a small investment. cali and see
Il without delay. Messrt Scott Fitch, agents
lor the Paten,ee are stopping a, the Mcclure
llnuar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

ST l.ort, sb,h--Cha.. J.. Taylor, alias san.
drTs bss been arrrsled lor setting hp to the
Pacific Hotel and numbering Ephrsin Doane,
one Of The inmates Dr., ShAder the landlord,
and { Waldrcp, the Waterman, were also arre>.
led and on the examination to.morrow 1t Is
supposed that one Of the mos, dilbolieal act,
ever perpeuatcd will be developed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
NEW YORK MARKET

Frs, 95.-Flour heavy; $500 bblS sold at
$iS0ai, sj for State, decline of Dc aud 81 Sja
81 for Ohio, an advance Of Toe. Wheat and
Corn very dull. Mess Pork advanced loo, quo.
ting At $1,000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

Fone0 We notice in the general fashion.
able iuts'iissnes INA, aouneei are to be the rage
fOr ladies' dresse, in the coming Spring. Moth.
log prsttisr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

ToRoNro, Feb. 95.-lhe new parliament met
to-day. There was fall atttndnnce Of menl-
boFS Solicitor Geni Smith, Ninsteriatt vas
elected Speaker by apsc majority. The
Governor Generals speech viii be delivered to.
morrow
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

Sai'ita DsaM-on Monday night Of last
week, Mr.. John Bowman, OF Ohio township,
Monroe county, Ohio, after having passed the
in good health, and, taking his meals as usual,
about 8 o'clock, suddenly fell to the floor and
expired Nj. Bowman was about 80 years Of
are.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

Frs. 2j.-Four frm. Wheat steady. Corn
6sc for white and yellow. Provisions in better
demand and tirmer; no quotaJls change in
prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26

Nav ioRN, Feb 2j-Steamship City Of
Washington from Liverpool arrived shortly
after 5 O'Clock this morning. Her dates are 10
the 9th inst and arr anticipated Sy -te Anglo
Saxon at Portland and AIago ut this port.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR THE Milo.

IB- Prices to suit the times, at wyKEs' GALLERY or
ART. Miin srs'i oRpo.as rSOn Pictures taken at this
daIsry At greatly reduced prices, The public aware
that th' the place to obtain thsbei Pictures that are
ven In the city.
would also Inform them that they need so second
rate room, 10 obtain 81 cap pctrs but Fhi iohvad
quarters, where prepared 10 take them ctAp ~
u,S cheapest (lrCS.l " WIKRSr ATtbt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-26
CINCINNATI MARKrr

FrH. %. Flour unchanged and dull Wits.
Ky down to u. and duh Provisions uchang.
ed and firm; not much done yet Groceries
firm.