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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-03
rhe steubenvIme BrIdge-LesnI QnestIOn
Concerning ID.


From the wersburg Herald of yesterdsyl
We see it announced in a Steubenyille paper
that operations are to be forthwith re-commen-
ced on the Railroad bridge over the river Mt
that place, which has been so long the bone of
Legislative contention, in the face of the law
lately enacted by the Legislature of Virginia.
There is a chance for beautiful lawsuit gath
ering here, and we would not be surprised If
the State and Federal authorities should come
slightly into conflict The new law expressly
forbids the completion of the bridge in question
under severe penalty; while the Constitution of
the United States just as expressly prohibits
any State from passing an ser post TdctO law, or
any law impairing the Obligation of contract"
The questions arise: Is this an or post .TdfetO
law?-DoeS it impair the obligation Of a contact,
Not being versed in the law, we cannot under
take to say positively; but we would with the
little light we have on the subject, un
lheSitatingly pronounce the law unconsti-
tutional, so far as it rcaltes to this partic-
ular case, however binding it may be. as to ca
ses that may arise hereafter. The offence, 1.-THE
building ofthe bridge,) so far as 1t has gone,
was done before il declared illegal, and
consequently so much of the law as pertains to
that, comes clearly under the erPost tteto head,
and is null and void; and as it is highly prOba-
BILE that contracts have been entered into
to complete it, any State law that will 'impair
their obligations is just as clearly OF no ac-
count The Legislature by passing such law
has in effect recognised the Legality of all that
was done prior to such passage, for if it was IL
legal then, it was work of supererOgation to
prohibit it further; and all that is not illegal,
is legal the violent presumption is that the work
on the Pittsburg & Steubenville Railroad and
bridge up to the time of the passage of the law,
is declared to be legal, and it is very doubtful
whether the completion of the contract can be
interfered with. The matter hereafter will be n
question for the courts and we shall probably
have the Wheeling Bridge case re-enacted with
n variation.
II may yet turn up that Mr.. Sweeney has on
! ly, by his law, legalized what he intended to
abatc ms nuisance; aud at the same time de-
barred his own constituents from the carrying
out of any bridge projects they themselves may
have in view
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-03

Tue LAST OF THE MoGuLs.-The old King of
Delhi, the last of the Mogul Emperors, has been
condemned by the British authorities to be trns-
ported to one of the Andaman Islands, and be
there held as a convict for the few remaining
years of his life. His completely, as the nom.
nal head Of the revolt in India, the avowed pur-
pose of which was the restoration of the Mcgul
dynasty, and his more terrible completely in the
massacres and fortunes of the British women and
children in Delhi, would amply have justified
his condemnation to death; but it appears that
Captain HOdsOn, of the British army, who effect
ed his capture under very difficult circumstan-
ces, promised to spare his life and the British
Judicial authorities honOrably respected that
promise. The Andamun Islands are situated in
the Bay of Bengal, about half way between Cape
Negrais and the Nicobar Islands. Their total
area is about 5000 square miles. They are in
habited by couple of thousand of Malnys, of
the most savage character, aud are supposed to
be one of the principle resorts of the pirates of
the Indian Seas.
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w-a-e-~-eil Did Hon E.srsl worse and,
[From be $50. % "a svenInE.l

The dolt [Clemens,l who represents this Dis.
trict, laLored zealouSly TO have the printing re-
moved from Wheeling, where it has been done
for the last eight years. The .4ryus did not ex-
pect any favors from him, nor would it accept
any known To come from such a source, but
there are other papers in this District which
have rendered the Democratic party invaluable
service, and which wOnld commend themselves
to the attention ola gentlenanly representative
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4 NoyELrr.-The Camden and Amboy Rail.
road Company have recently introduced gas into
their cars. \ holder is placed at one end of the
car, and filed at tho termini of the line Two
burners light the car in such a manner that the
passenger can rcad the smallest print without
any detriment to his eyesight The experiment
has proved a complete success. 1t is stated that
$3.50 per trip. is saved 10y this new light,
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Shawls and Mantillas.

IOO GRAPE SIIAWLS OF recent imnOTtaton, Il on-S up
lJO 30 dollars. The Five Dollar Cape shaWsI white
either plain embroidered, fuly worth $40
SILK sHAWI.S-Plain black and coloTed.
THIBET SHAWLS, Rack and Mode, embroidered ana
plain; also, few iiI.h coloFel and white
STELLA SHAWLS-1O" OF tue handsonest ever offered
city, With AIore, HrOche and Priued BoTdera.
500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every styl in market such
Chany, Lace and SILK, (efnbrodered and plain etc.
very Great BaTgansi al ALEX HElMAN'S,
aItg-Sm 49, Main 81.
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Carpets.

400 PIECES OF the latest styles aud assortent Of Co..
itlU ors Of VEL TETKYf, BRUSSELS, THREE Ikl,
INGRAM, FIG ERED, STRIPED aud Rag CARPETS
viii sen an excellent quality IL Carpet . cents
yard superior figured for 81 cents suPerhn- ply
CARPET only 81 10 per yar-cheHpeT than anyUhsre
else. Carpets worth 81 so, for 81 % yard Matt
ing, IL wde for only % cents yard An extra quality
Rag Carpet, "A wide, for 25 cents.
Very fne Hearth Rugs oger yards long for onlg $50
worth In reaIity 50. lap3-3ml ALEA. uElMAN.
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M,LURE HOUSE.

HAVE removed my stand under the the SpriEs
House te Shaving Saloon next Bashs Literary De-
pot the Lure House, where usual AIRED
accommodate eusomers and the public generaly in
all the branches OF my business. REINEHAkT GAUS.
" B-The bath been thoroughly rentted and
prepared for Summer Warm and cold boths always
In readiness. apj- I'm
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Dome stios and Foreign taple

PRINT5-SO0 pieces only per yard, worth 1< cts
BLEACHED MOSLISS-l5O pieces, fan yard vide, anil
very hne, Only II yard Also excellent quail
ity = Musns Tor only cents yard. Asuper0r article Of
Sea Island Musins Z vide for SheetnEs
and Pillow Muslins At almost price
CHECKS very low prices BedtckinE hrst rate ari-
Gle IL yard, and do Offering Bone Twill" at
only 1871 cents per yard, cheap.
CRAsi-A very good quality, for only cents per yard
IRISH LINENSA splendid article, warranted all linen,
for only % n yard.
GiNGHAMS-Supsr goods fast eOlVrs guaranteed, for
Il y
DE BEGES ND LUSTRES-sone ~ low cents n
yard; at [spS-Sml ALEX. HEYMAS'S-
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COL BENToS.-The following paragraph we
clip from Washington letter in the n. Y. Times.
Col. Benton is about closing his eventful ca
the men who were in their glory during the days
Of jackson, and who then made the whole cOun.
try ring with the echo oftheir contending blows
lie has been confined to his room for the last
few weeks. In the pleasant weather of Februa-
ry he was often to be seen riding slowly, upon
his splendid black horse along the avenue. keep.
ing near enough to the sidewalk to enable him
to return the courteous Solicitations of the many
friends he was sure to meet. But he soon be.
came too feeble for this, and was scarcely ever
out of his chamber. Now he Is confined to his
bed almost entirely, suffering n great deal OF
pair, but bearing it with characteristic forttudc
and in spite of it ALL working necessarily at what
he styles his magma opUS, the abridegement of
the Congressional Debates. He has completed
the work nearly to 1920, and says he only hopes
to live long enough to bring it down TO the pres.
ent time. His familiarity with the more recent
discussions of Congress renders the labor com
parItivey leaSy, and three or four months of com
parativc health would enable him to bring it to
a close But it is veiy doubtful whether this
will be vOuchsNfed to him. He suffers from an
internal cancer, and it may end his life at almost
any moment lie is cheerful, resoIute as ever,
and especially glad to see his friends His in
donitable courage is conspicuous in the inces.
SAINT vigor with which he continues to work.
His review of the bred SEQ t decision was writ.
ten under intense suffering, and in spite Of pain
he persisted in having every proofs beet ready
for the mail by which his publishes would ex-
pect it.
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DENTISTRY

THE undersigned respectfully Inform the pablis tha;hey
have assocted thlas= together for the practice
% Dentistry Their ONCE - Marf 9betse
their frieads and All others wishing the services 9f
Dentist
They both students andfor sveTai yesrsthe assist
ants OF the late Dr. HuIen and the senior partner Ia
been constantly enEed IN the practice for himself for n
last eleven years d1rnE hs has become -qEa
ted with Of the leading Dentists Ia almost ali II
cities OF the United States and fAnaTise himself
with their various peeuiarits in operating Th=y there
fore feel confident Of being able entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them with their paironace.
ABR ROBERTSON, VI d.
Wheeling, Nov. rs, 1851. JAMES ORR
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New Advertisements.
NOTII,E

some persons are soliciting NoY unde the pre;susiOH
"a Of being IN partnership With me, hereby notify my
friends and customers that have partner whatever and
that all orders for withdrawing ought to be left with
personally. Lap3-ltl PETER REITZ-
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that State designed to nullify the fugitive slave
Law, the bin against kidnapping, as arresting fu-
gitive slaves was called, and the billprohibiling
the use ofjails for the confinement Of runaway
negroes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-03
[rrom tle Manehsster eauralan. March Is ]

EXECUTION OF ORsINI AND PIEKI AT Pairs
Orsini and Pieri were executed this morning.
The Emperor has thought fit to reprieve de Ru-
dio, whose sentence will doubtless be commu-
ted into that of Imprisonment with hard labor
for life. lie will it is believed be sent to Eng
land to give evidence against DR. Bernard.
The description of the catastrophe itself is
short and matter of fact. What may have pas
sed within the prison walls cannot tell; but at
a quarter TO seven o'clock the front door of the
ROquette was thrown open. y little willie af.
forwards, and as nearly as possible as the clock
struck seven, two figures of men in white shirts
with long black wells on their heads and bare
footed according to the letter of the sentence OF
parIicideS, were seen walking towards the gull
lotine. Two priests and several other men,
the eXccutioRer aud his assistants, were by their
sides. The men walked without support. -
One, Orsini, believe, stopped his head Il little.
The distance from the door of the prison to the
foot of the scaffold was not more than thirty
yards. The two prisoners began to mount to-
gether, but Pieri arrived first on the platform.
He was instantly strapped to the fatal plank
the black veil being pulled off ut the same mo-
mcnt, and, in an incredibly short space of time
his head was off, Orsini, while the knife was
descending upon his accomphcc, was suddenly
laid hold of by two assistants from motives of
humanity, and turned round so that he might
not see the working of the instrument which a
minute later was to send him to the next world.
His own fate was Immediately afterwards nc
complished with equal rapidity It was not,
as | am told, more than four minutes from the
time that the condemned appeared OF the prison
gate before all was over.
The bodies were at once placed in a closed
van, and conducted by an.escort of gendarnes
right through the heart of Paris, to the Mont
ParnasSe Cemetry, where they were buried in
the special place for criminals called claimant.
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y B.-Messrs T. o. take pleasure referring b.
Inissio n TO the following Eentienrn=
H T. Weed, D. d. Hon Gee. W. Thompson His Hen Az n
CAldEe- Morgan Nelson Esq, NJ. Eod, Esq. Ds-Jahn
FTissr, W. Eat=s, Dr. K H. Cumnlins, &.
HIdTet, Dr. 3 Toll Talianf plain, John
20. MeCIaIlens. Knox 4 Co. aIarsh & Tarlor nsFl9
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:. 5 '..'ll''' + NEW EIRM.

nES. BARTLETT YINCHELL, Drntisis, III
fSS Mar ketStreet ,Oppcs Naslnst Hall, WhFsI
NLIIIfSIinE
Dr. Winchr being eomPeiiedLy his rapidly nereEsiH
business to add 20 his facilities for doing the tax
peasuTein informing his friends and the pEbe that he la
formed business connection with y. :. aTtirtt VI.
O has had dftegn successful experience Ethe
tai profession.
Drs B. q W prepared perform opeTatieri
Surgical and Mechanical De familiar With,
practice all the % the DeutaiATt
guarantee that Tor beauty uTuhiiitS and practical uti
their Artificial Teeth shallnet be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves abe pleasure
comfort OF Artificial Te fh. dread Of sugrT
ing sNprTsneed daring be necessary preliminary extra
zion 81 the old teeth snd roots. Informed that by
entirely unlike Chloroforn Ether, 6nS a-lcr
BILE in most eases and srsegharless IA S teeth
extracted Withoutpain.
Anyinformation atycr app-rtaning TO their p-og
sion they will be pleased to sivesraf5s.
Please call and eElIue specimens OF Artificial Teeth.
~ ONCE all flo1rs- -epl6
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T LANGFRIEp

r LANGFRIRD, substantial and fancy Boot and Shoe
maker has removed his shop opposite bis old stand
ln Main St. Yerandah. where he stl sOcites the
patronage OF public Intending hiI work 20 recommend
tself. IaIs8-3ml J. LANGRRIED.
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This may be said for love, that If you strike
it out of the soul, life would be insipid and orr
being bnt half animated
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CmROpLAsTIC PROCESS.

An Improvement IN Mechanical Dentistry.
DR. G. W. MOORE EouId respectful.
inform the citizens Of Wheeling AMI tn
QIffYTYA public rally, that hsying just returned
from Baltimore, where from personal To-
struetiou from the Patentee Dr. 4 4 Andy, and from Dr.
Church. Demonstration Of Operative Dentistry In the Bal
tnore Dental College, ana having Pareased the ri-l
to use the above named improvement he Is prepared
20 intrnduee among his patrons this method in TIE
practice Of Dentistry process slrpse the old
tce In ihe folio sing particulars:
lst- It absolutely t TO the aHA
consequently 10 tie month
I'd As left for the lOdgmen Of food CT t-
Seereons, this work Is remarkable Tor is cleaune
81 Partial sets, from fun set. BE- inserted
with perfect success without the Of Chaps SH
which destructive the natural and ought 70
be dfscOHHfeHHcf every operator regarding the good
Of his Patients
all other methods.
5th From its nice adaptation feels light proportion
to its weight
The pubIie are Invited TO call and speeianens
DR.. ". has purchased exclusive right eity u
wheeling, and + also authorised sell rights for Ohio ant
Virginia.
once Hsar ne r. {. C5Erel, ciaPffse ss~eef .sstss
HheeiisO- mhat-iia
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NOTICE TO nOUSEKERPRRs.
New Carpets at Reduced Prices


TINE subscriber takes great pleasure la informing his
and tie public generally that lac Is receiving
his SPRING STOCK or GOODS, which is very large
embraces the variety offered in this city
Ny stock consists, In part OF complete assortment OF
Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Wa Paper, window Shades,
Curtain Damasks De'anes, Gilt Cornices, Curtain
Bands and Pins, Table and Piano Covers together with
variety Of articles numerous to mention This
stock been selected with great style G4d price.
and think that offer Inducements that have
before been offered In this city.
Goods In the House Furnishing line will
please call The old stand No 143, Main 50. and
satisfy this the place for Good and Cedp
Goods. J. O. HARBOUR
apl No 14S Aain st.
~ OOO BOLTS WALL PAPEK-The best assortment
lOaUU IN the cty-about 200 different patterns, rang
in 81 price Pip" One Dollar bolt. This stock
an Hetp aud good ORDER and must be sold. Those
good and cheap article VIII please can and
anime my stock J.. Z. HARBOUR,
"a PIECES OF New Velvet Tapestry and Brussels Car
s)U p-tsome and beautiful patterns, which have
eef out before received sale
prices. J. G. HARBOUR,
ans No. 133 Main ST.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL SUCCESSION Our advices
from one of the counties down below, are that
there is in process of formation, quite an ami
mated little competition between some of the
friends of Mr.. Clemens, and some Of the friends
of our late Post Master, who are respectively
moving at chance times, as they come together
in little squads, on Sundays and week days,
concerning the Congressional succession. 1t is
sud that DR.. Creacraft has alright smart chance
of friends down there, who are determined to
see what can be done for him.
Between the friends of Messrs. Clemens, Graz
cract and Raymond down there, and the friends
of the same parties up about here, together with
those in the interest of Messrs Langft Rus
sci and Oldham, the contest for the next nOmin-
alton promises an'unusual degree of Examination.
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A WONDERFUL REMEDYl-Mr. b. d. Wood late
Justice of the Peace, East Birmingham, Pa,
says:
al have been afflicted with disease of the
Stomach, palpitatipn of the heart and nervous
headache, for nearly fifteen years, and have
spent hundreds of dollars in order to effect
cure, but to no purpose. Alter using three bot
ties of your Holland Bitters, feel myself entire
ly restored. Il can eat aud sleep well and at
'cud to my business with pleasure, and would
therefore recommend it to all those who are
similarly afflicted See advertisement
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W-FoR INTERESTING READING MAT
TER, SEE FIRST PAGE

THE suEmEYALTY, itself, seems now to be in a
state of suspended nn'mation-and the candi-
dates are all sitting in a row. holding their
breath, and not saying word, but simply
waiting, like Patience on a mile stone, for a
glimmer of something or other.
Won't somebody strike light?
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For Rant

THAT desirable property mar ut. Wood C,p,e.-rv
i known the King property. The du-Hu- rerts.S :
sufficient accommodations for large family TIE Iot
contains two ghich could be made coed rpart.
garden. Allo good orchard, &c, ali lately enresi
with an excellent fence. FOR terms apply 10
mhSo-tf a p HULIIHEN
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For Rant or Sale

TfAHE DEelIng HOuse lately oeeapled By Gen Chax n
Haas, Bridgeport, Ohio. Win the above there are tn
year
Also the residence OF Rev y. $ D. HAS, Market str
North Whesinz- Rent $40 per year.
Also Al comfortable brick houses containing
three rooms, Kennedy street, North wheeling. Esu 4
per month, CT SO per ) Ar
Possrsson TO an the above given the 1st Of Ai.rl
Any o. this property I'll be sold IOW exchanged fr
Western lands.
Inuire Of n. OwISGs at OFT sons Hardware stof.
corner az MO7ro~ and Market SIS ush2:
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For Kent
Offices to LET.

THE Sore Room Main street North wheeliae for
i uieFy occupied ~ :. d. Waodrou Por terrls ami.
IN luihl2l GEORGE p WICKHAG.
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HAVE just received frst snrnE stock Of VA ItHES
CLOCKS yEFELRf FASCl GOOLls. &c, M a. a.,
Rest assortment offered for the nspection OF n -
irons, embracing All the latest styles and almost e,y
Erade Being the only fresh stock brought TO thu Fly -
SPRING and purchased At large reduction On tea-i
rates, ssrs the greatest inducements Yurehassrs
nh29 J. !. sCOTT, I55 Sain st
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- EVERAL let the end door SIeioiron Baiii
- ings. Also, Of Qainet aud Main So lately o.
eupied BY -lnteiiEsneer'' news room
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct 10, 1858.
The week opening with yesterday, promises to
be one Of the busiest weeks Of the wear for this
city. The Orange and Alexandria Railroad Co. ,
and the Manassas Gap Railroad Co hold their
annual sessions, attracting large influx of stran.
gers three fairs will be In full blast; the Alex
andria Rihemen will leave for Winchester near
the beginning and return towards the end of the
week, and the regular fall trade will probably
open.
On yesterday, several thousand persons assem-.
pied at " the baptismal ground - lower end of
water street, to witness the baptism, by INNER
sion, OF thirteen negroes. The day was lovely,
not cloud hoated above the horizon and the
Potomac sparkling in the sun, never looked love.
Her. The assemblage upon the green hill side
that surmounts the shelving beach which for
many years has been the site Of Ceremonies ~
this kind, could not have fallen much below two
thousand, aud the varied colored garments the
smiling faces, and the reverent air which with
llttie exceptions. the whole assembly wore dur
ing the exercises, give most pictureso ue effect
to the simple ceremonials of the occasion After
singing by the congregation, and a sermon-the
preacher standing upon the beach and addressing
the crowd upon the hill-tOp-Rev Mr. Shepherd.
waded into the water and was followed bv the
the candidates, whom he severally Immersed
saying: pom a profession Of re pentance TO.
wards God and faith in His Son, / baptise thee
my SLother, In the name OF the Father, and Of
the Son. and of the Holy Ghost" A hymn fol-
lowed. The vast assemblage separated, and the
exercises were over.
The ladies Of st. Mary's congregation COM
mence tonight, at American Hall, such a fair as
has seldom before been opened I'm Alexandria.
Besides all the usual accomplishments of enter
talnments OF this character, number of new and
unique features, each calculated to render the fair
Of more interest, have been added and we feel
sure one visit to American Hall will be sure to
insure another. Fairs also continue at Sar.ota
Hall and at the Village Chapel
The Sentinel says: The bookstore Of George f.
French was entered last night, and robbed of gold
pens and pencils to the amount Of $40, and some
20 in change. The entrance was effected by pick
Ing the lock OF the front door; after which they
priced open glass case containing gold pens,
pencils, hne cutlery, &c. They must have been
alarmed at something, and hurried away with
their booty, leaving behind some $500 worth of
nne cutlery, In boxes nearer their hands than the
articles stolen.
Travel will not be suspended over the Potomac
bridge until next week
The heavy fog which prevailed this morning
interfered seriously with the movements of the
river boats, and the Northern passengers for the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad came down
overland
Mr.. Henry shackleford, OF Culpeper, announces
himself candidate for Congress from this dis
tTict. Mr.. 5. Is Democrat.