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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-18
The Corps Of INSTRUCTORS.

The Board Of Trustees feel that they have cause
TO congratulate themselves and the country be-
cause Of their success in securing the Efficient
and almost invaluable services Of the experien-
ced and reliable President, DR.. A. l. Hamilton,
who unites every grace Of mental accomplish
ment with an integrity Of purpose and an ener-
gy which insure success in whatever he under
takes Being virginian by birth, be 10 fine
specimen Of the Old Virginia gentlemen" and
has had large experience in teaching, having
been mainly instrumental in founding, In several
places in the South, permanent and now flourish
ing institutions. We would without hesitancy
recommend DIR. Hamilton, as In every Eay Sor-
thy Of the esteem and patronage OF the entire
community,
AS regards the "Assistants," we beg leave to
state that they were carefully selected BY fTesi-
dent Hamilton from some Of the best Female
Schools in the South. Thoy are all thoroughly
educated, heightened, and accomplished ladies;
and, in addition, have had great experience in
the schoo-room. The Trustees take great pride
and pleasure in Recommending them as eminent.
ly well qualified in every particular for their
respective Department., TO PAL snts and guardians
/ who may have daughters and wards TO educate.
We have hitherto felt the necessity OF hrst-
eisss Female School in cur midst; one that could
cone with the most renowned institutions Of the
North and East; and we now tender 10 the eopn-
try our sincere congratulations upon having at
laet secured 80 great desideratum.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-18
Boarding, Etc.

In this particular, we would inform the public
that large and elegant Boarding-Iiouse, capable
of accommodating more than one hundred young
ladies, has been built in connection with the
Academy. This department win be under the
immediate supervision Of President Hamilton and
his accomplished lady assisted by an agreeable
and experienced mstron. The rooms are suff-
GENTLY eommodious, thoroughly ventilated, and
handsomely furnished with good beds, mirrors,
carpets, tables wardrObes, etc. And to avoid
confusion, as we'll for the sake Of convenience,
the different suites Of rooms are supplied with
speaking-tubes bells, and other modern improve
ments. In addition the President will employ q
sufficient number Of trustworthy servants 20
meet the demands Of the house in the very first
style, such as cooks, washers chambermsids,
dining-room servants, etc. Cleanliness about the
establishment may br expected, Finally, parents
and guardians who have daughters and wards TO
educate, in sending them to this school may rest
assured that every effort will be made 10 guard
their health and morals, cultivate their minds
and manners, and have them feel perfectly at
home
In consequence Of the high price Of labor, eat
ables, etc.--to say nothing Of the considerably
outlay of means TO furnish the house--boarders
will be charged $85 90 per session Of Eve month";.
every thing included, one half Of which must
be paid at the beginning OF each term.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-18
WASHINGTON, June 10

NAShlNdTON, q uue III
A message was received by Congress to-
day from the President inclosing copy
of the dispatch from Gov. Cumming, dated
May 2, received at the State Department
yesterday From the tenor of this dis
patch, the President says he has reason to
believe that our difficulties with Utah have
terminated and the laws been redressed.
congratulates Congress on this auspicious
event, and he expresses the opinion that
there is no occasion to make an appropri-
alton for the three regiments of volunteers
recently authorized for the purpose of
quelling disturbances in Utah and for the
protection of the emigrant trains and sup
plies. Texas can be defended by the reg
ular troops within her limits.
The President is more gratifed because
the events in Utah will afford some relief
to the treasury and not require loan of
additional taxation on the people.
Gov Cumming, in his dispatch to Sec
rotary Cass, says the masses everywhere
announced to him that the torch will be
applied to every house Unfortunately
throughout the country as soon as the
troops attempt cross the mountains
Though scattered, every means would be
taken to rally them. Some Of the Nor
mons are yet in arms.
Here the line gave out.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-18
w. H. BRYARLY l. 90.

June 4th '58-ly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

CAmrsLr, March ll.-Th. Court Martial met
this morning, all present except Gen. Wool,
vii, is still sick. Col. Sumner was arraigncd
on three charges. lst Prejudice to good order
and military discipline. "a Violation Of an ar.
ticc of war in sending challenge 3D. Up.
hraiding barney lr refusing to fight duel
Sumner pleads not guilty. The prosecution
presents the correspondence between the par.
ticS, and rests upon it. Col. f. Lee, member
of the Court, tcstifes to insulting language Of
Harvey towards Sumner, while on trial at Fort
Leayenworth-an essential witness for the dc.
fence. Col Harris Of thu Marine Corps anycd
tonight Court adjourned until Tomorrow
Simmer armignel on defence by Hon F. Watts.
Maj John Lee, Judge, advocated for proseeu.
tipn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Cunr rlr LvrR-Thcrc is All article selling
Throughout the country that has attained the
widest celebrity ever known as a remedy for
Liver Complaints. We have reference to Dir.
Sanlord's lnyigorator, or Liver Kennedy, that
has performed cures almost TOO great to believe,
were it not for the undoubtcd evidence that nc.
company the testimonials, 1t is, in truth, the
greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
or general debility that so often battles the
skill of our most eminent physicians
DR.. Sanford has been for long time one Of
the most eminent physicians Of New York, and
II is said, most of his ease, were treated with
the lnviguRtor with such invurabe success
that he has been induced to offer it aS a family
medicine, and let the world have the benefit Of
his discovery. Ii those who ARE troubled with
debility, headache, laugou., or slow, lingering
ever will try bottle, we think they might save
physicianS's bills, aud days, perhaps years of
suffering. - ohio Statesman
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12
WASHINGTON NEWS

March 1.-The anliLccomploniirs arc IN
fine spirit, thi, morning anticipating a victory
tomorrow on the movement Of Mr. Harm. Of
H., in the House. to-day Myssr< Blair Da-
vi,, Harris and RiCaud, II Md, Gilmore. Of y.
G., aud Marshall. Of Hy, were the only mem.
bcrS Of >archolting SAtt,, who voted With the
the majority Of ljaycrse TO the Speaker, de.
ci,ion against VIZ. Harris question of privilege.
These members, With the exception Of Mr..
Blair represent the American party The Le-
complexities claim that the previous vote. by
which call Of the House was refused, BY ms.
joritl; y Of their friends, aud only auu,Lc.
cOmptoHtcS were absent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

W. stephens bal no 1biycii0n, provided tho
mynfiiy rcport br then made
NJ Harm. bal no 0i|-riion To ,mhaly that
report Ia ;be ih4fnil sHi minute, " a., CON,
m,tlrt, vhieh h. INTENDED orrv> nt lis .oaal
TIA, report Published iu ihr lstrs today lie
thought II singular hist % Should bs .a,Ai Ne
Ire The prorle 10 cln,rSyhiion 70 rarlsmyn.
ty arul ihs uls. Ut ilr llluss bot va
not aiding lhaJ DE tcpri' Should b, mWic as
r,qwtut thc COMMITTEE, as Dc with ix other
mrmbgp Of Tie Commitcc DECLARED that the
Committee have not discharged ilS luu. under
tbs terms II %, resolution appointing them.
Further discussion elsued GA ihl, point, When
W Marshall, motion wa. ,grcri "a
In Committee u he whole they briefly de-.
bAtcl the Diplomats Appropriation Bl.l, 10 be
reported 10 the House wigh thg recommendation
that il pas, They next took up the pyacivney
Appropriation H.I--Nr Cas- making MA suti.
ircomplon speech.
Mr. Boyec discussed our policy with regard
70 the Mormon question ~, though, the prac.
,lcsbc olJrc; 10 be- sugglit J., preservation ot
communication with the Pacific There arc two
mode, Tor settlement Of the qprstinu--; saSra,
bly OF by var The iutiucr is most humane
and economical and therefore the best The
latter would c1ndurr % such state Of ai'airs
~ would make bell ca thousand Sars Of pa,,.
Is to The Pacific.
AllJuE,l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

Something nes in @i, Region, Bliss Cod
Liver Oil Candy is an article possessing the
medicinal qualities Of Cod Liver Oil, hut with,
out its nauseous taste, Fields Liquid Solder is
the best cement for broken chinaware, glass,
&c, in use, lii iavoritc article with jewel.
ers in setting stones, Ic, These articles, with
llummels Extract of Coffee, pyle's Dctclic Sal.
cratus, pure spices Of all kinds, and great va.
Fiety Of housekeeping articles, notions. &C., are
for sale by. T. II. Logan Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

The Great Ne Piass Etru Shb,glc Maclme
will he in operation for few days only at Phil.
lips Machine Shop from to O'Clock p. NJ,
and We would suggest to those who have not
yet witnessed its truly interesting and as,onish.
ing performance to visit it while an opportuui.
ty is offered, Iryou should not wish to make
a purchase, the novelty will he found sufficient
to afford ample qualification to the curious
MeSsrs. Scott 4 Fitch agents for the Patcntce
are still at the MeLurc House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

4 Soi'y Lsali.iy. We call DE especial at
tsniion u the police force to messy I,esIity At
he head d PgGr,h street, On lhs hillside, back
af he oIi jill There i, li,iIs uord q pro-.
t'tgls,. nsyroe, and roudio, ,sttisI d9Vn there,
and Tor tho lat fgv night. ths respectable p,o-
pie 10 the ngighhorhoOd have besn greatly an.
hoyed. Night bslorr lat, or saily yesterday
morning. the cry II murder va heard prorcei.
z from the house occupied by several mulaiio
women. II bad character. known as the ia.
manehr,," and shortly afterwards the womgn
sers foreel to quit the house ia their night
clothes and we're pursued into the street by
gang II rowdea One u the women carried
male infant in her arms, Anl Whsn our
ini9rmsn, Aw tbem lhey we're ende,yohng to
gain entrance to the Monroe House. 4 little
attention to that locality /, earnestly Invited by
the re,lient, 10 the vicinity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

Body Fomd.--lt will be remembered that
several weeks since man named Henry Sch
lobohm vas announced in the paper, as having
disappeared FROM the tavern Of Mr. Schultz, iu
Rtahietowu Saspicionsof foul play were rife
bat Mr. schultz ciIcetualy dispellrd them
Yesterday morning the body Of sichlobohm
vas iouGdIn the river near Behwood, 80 much
deeayrd that had il not been Ior a letter found
in one u the pockets, the person could not
have been recognized 10 addition to the letter
a gold dollar and nine cents ia change were
found in the pockets Of the deceased
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12
NEW YORK MARKET

March ll.-Flour firm, but quiet; sales of Z.
500 hbls, Wheat firm; 400 bush. sold at
1875 for Southern Red; s. 80 for White Corn
very dull and unsettled Beef steady. Pork
active, but irregular; Mess declined Sc at 1870
alG,s0; Prime quotes at 1880. Lard holds
steady. Whisky dull at 81 l.2a92c. Stocks
dnll bnt priccs iirmrr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12
RINER AND MEATIIER.

CNCNNAn. March ll.-Riyer has fallen in.
cheS in the last - hours. Weather cear
ST. LorIs, March ll-Riycr risen about
foot in q hours aud is still swelling with n
TO Cairo, Missouri about ststiona y, with 3 -
feet to St Joseph. The ice is broken up in the
Illinois in several places, and prospects Of the
resumption Of navigation are favorable, Moth.
new from the Mississippi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

MArcu ll--Au arrival from Cutacoa reports
the prevalence Of rumor Of revolution in f..
vor Of Gen paeL The dates fom ST. Domingo
are to the 18Th uit Gcp. Pacz held hi, cun
against Santana. Abundance If provision had
been received from Curaco4, and paez had pul.
chased number Of schoonrrs aud would con.
vert them into ,ncu,ofwsr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

Fery Boat Suai.--Yesterday morning the
Mariinsvillc and Wheeling Ferry Boat, John
Nichols, sprung leak, aud owing to a damage
to one of the pumps, She could not be prevented
from making considerable water, and she sunk
in shoal water The owners were engaged yes.
terday in cndcayoring 10 mise her which they
expected to succeed in doing in a day or two
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

CiSCNxArl, March ll.-Notcs Of the Seneca
ant Union Sandusky Banks are not bought by
Brokers to-day nj any piice. Some new deyel-
Opements of the late Trcasurers financicring.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PICTURES FOR THE MILLION

~ Prices to suit the times, at wYEEs' GALLERY OF
.RT NUN Rr,si opposite Enion Pictures taken a, this
Gallery aIgrsaty reduced prices The public are aware
the place to obtain best Pictures that are
ken in the city.
tVOud also Inform them that they need not second
rate roons 10 obtain el cap peTes hut come right
quarters, Nherr We are prepared TO take them cheap
the eheapeal. (lCe9Il ]. w. MihkS Artat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12
BRAGGs ARCTIC LINN GNr

This ineomprehenshlc Eminent, upon which the great
mas Of hr afflicted Of all lands nos rely for relief from
the panRs Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Erysipeia'
Cancer, scruiuA spraius, uses burns scaldS and ali
cunneous diseases j. rapidly superscding All similar prep,
Artiion' The proprrtors give for the gtmcut
sufferers, thr tooui ing memorandum q few o The
drriu effected by It durng the past few mons Ger
acags from the parties named 10 the possession Of
The propFrto, but their length prtcludts publication Of
One Bottle Triumphant.
Mrs Moht No $40 Morgal street, ~. Louis, having
,uEcryd Tor hrre wars With Keun at, aud tiled mans
preparations without eject Vas cured by y bot
Ont Of PursnIory.
Henry Davis, Mound street - Louis who says be was
Suffering the PANS OF purgaiCry" with Neuralgia for
months, was cured by thTyc four applications OF the
PITY the little ChIIdrcn
itlc daughter OF Mrs Lee, residing on Lake street
Chicago, was scRdrd all by the upsritng Of kettle
q boiling water, The Arctic pIHcut ussSrplied accord
Ink % the directions aud the IRE SANITY extracted
and In AfeW days the little sufferer well.
EesIOred To Heauty.
Mrs George Tyler, Canal street, y. a. had long suf
ami by The Of bottle the Lnimeut as cure T. and
restored TO her original beauty.
= Horrible TunOr.
Eugene Mallory, hatcher was three year. the Victim o.
horrible 'unoI on the neck, Which resisted all remedies
ant he titled The arctic Eminent. Three bottles cured
wonderful Curei
Mrs Bedford, MOBILIZE confined her couch for three
yesrs With ngub palsy, and after bvng despair from the
mrnt, 10 little over a month
! An Explosion,
MAaPuls, TESS. Nov. 2Sth, 1857.
! hereby certify that having been badly bruised and
seAIed by the explosion Of str am Keller
me to try Bragg. Arctic Litrht NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Is extra ted from the scaiIs AMI IN n very .b,t ,r all
he rain Wa ronc iron, H. br.rs n, H., '
! we'll and able 10 resume mn busin,s,
HENRY HAVEllSKiLL, residence Jaekssn street
I The blind See!
WEBsrLR Chr, Iowa, Nov 9th, 1851
d. A. g. RRlGa-nraT sir; Hor uore than three Gears
degree mi trisI ZION, "a ., ~
/ q M ptJ,rt, / VA, In,prrI h, ~, 80 y, 49,, ~ 49,
LinInrpt And IN tno meats, va, s,riy ,il M, i,,t
dauriNrr Vas ainetcl in tbe ,sT,. nsS.r a. ~ a,
me Ind ,lnrin, nnrtior N, ~ ,i ,vI hti
Ia one eye. applied yoar SaiusbIe IBmrs IA NJ
eyes are nov psrrctiy sound Thus bnv, viii on NO.
hitt.bo.,Ic cured my daughter, eve, md nv avn b
curing H. rhgu,n sIsn, IN mn b,ct mid "a, H.
yourinyaIuAhr remedy In nv hensr Your. tTaiy
Nv PIlsSrIt
TEhsrEE CRY, Iowa Noy. ON iss;
thereby certify that An, Veil III,
Russell AMI viii the astnnI,lrr rp1,s H. r,1,J,. ~,
know Nj Ita,rtnrpt 10 M .,rjstIytFrr " 'u
il. wApswORrIi, 7. ~, Webster CITY.
III. available Lia@sa. j, Also equally saeslou, in
esrtdssts Ms,.fs & &fnot asd Iyse Srpo.q c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

ST LOUIS, March ll-Goy. DcsSerhaa issued
proclamation pTonouncing the circnar pur.
porting 10 be- instructions for enrolling the Kan
"a, Militia, signed j. II. Lane. illsgal-ard on
the part Of Lane, an usurpaiion Of power
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12
BALTIMORE MARKET.

March ll.--Four firm, with upward tenden.
cy Howard and Ohio super quoted $4,JOa
4,S2 for both. yellow and white Wheat firm;
red l,05al ,Cs; white l,l5al 20. Corn COsG2
Provisions active and firm; Bulk Meet S-ia
rs for Shoulders; Ness Pork tI7, prime 10.
Lard lGalO -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12
NAY ELECTION.


MrsslS EDJrOas:-Pisss~ announce 7. ". PEMBIRToS,
E CtEia Candidate for Coaulisionrr Of the Rev.
10 tic Country D,t:iel and confer fsror on many
prr'onal frsnd' and fHI VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

hEsSRs. Eui1uEs.-tIeass sEnogtcr our SSriby cIIel
wa. }. tlJustES, rs sH Inlepri,lrnt candidate iei
ShrTin, IN the tuahns spFiig Election.
frb6 fiiE MAJORIfY OF YnTRRS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12
a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR y!
Completely Preserved
TO ThE GREATEsT AGE!!i

A Nd who ihAt gray Nouil lot have il restored to fcr.
"A iner color; taid but Vud hsN he ton fUt,,
OF troubled Nih Scfeula scad head W other ,fuJUs
bat Noaid be cured VIII seL headarLt Gsufatsl Tut
would he cuTrd II l So remove a pIlhIlts iit Tie
Aes aud skin. Fr0i. Needs IAif EsstoiatV, viii 40 Ill
this, scv citouiSr aud and ibe fgi9ging.
AAN AkBOh, EoysAbtrb 1866,
PhoT o. J. WooD-Dcat Fir: lhaNr heard much Is.d Of
tbs nonderui effects Of your Hair restorative tut having
been 80 oilsa cheated BY qaAcksy qusd no,iuns,
hair dy es, &c, tAs dipus 70 place yout Eut0its IA
the same category Nlh tht th0UssHd loudly iran.
petd qaAek Tencdivs uTii met Jon hEfcc comfy
some uShuA since, Nyu you thVt BE tBc guraLte ~
iniuecd Tie trial ~ you, Eystothvc u NY fAuly TIT
by ny good vile, Whose lair Had bytoIc VCT il Ghd tn.
hTrly white, aud before cEutu oh0f your ism. hot.
ties, hsr bar Eat Ttsofsd neatly 20 n, original L,tuti
brown eoor and mad uhcItGtG and become Ltuuil ard
Glossy upoh, aud Chuiiy over ur b,HG rbe GoGtnl,, 10
use " not simply hscAuss u ~ btaun!i Ettts uIGn
the halr but 6scAuss u IL btaliiiu hutnee ulsn he
head and u1ind Oth,fs ofmyiauy Bbd i'hdi Hit u,Ig
Jour restorative, vi,h chspJi,ft tn,rts; ilipf, ny
'ktpeitm and iopS IN rcitIeucs {" 81 eisTErar ltd
value arr shIifey rrugy cd rrd aud dool cordial
y And cshhdsuuaiy tohIE,ho NJ W all Nho 0uid
have tGciT hair tsol I'd from ps rtAy by teatUn II
sickness OF agr TO ung color BEd beauty and rs vuug
pcrsous Eho Nbuld nsns utifhE sagtlul aud ilo,ty
Nsryi Wy spd gAIsipIly yours,
sOLUMuN MANN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

PELIoW crfhrNsAt the earnest Golietatioh Of nam.
her o. friends agau orr myself as candidate for Tie
otee o! sheriff for Ohio eoahty pedghg oysr jelscird
10 discharge the duties Of The OEss Nth liEAnialy.
isbS A. BEuILLluN.
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our ueil known and popular fellow citizen, ARCHIBALD
WAkEEN, ennadai- Ter the sherlaalty, the
~ sPnas Election. labiil olTlLKNS
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Announce Hyssh ChRbAA cAtpbGTE for election N
che oes Of shyT1 o. Ohio euuhfyskt the ensuing Spns
EretiuH. tiSbil ISAAC Colts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

Hiaratha.-Miss Eloisc Bridges having been
detained uuayodaby, will read Iliawatl.a and
Widow Bedod this evening at Washington
Hall, She arrived in the cry last evening. We
hear her readings highly spoken Of by the
press.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

FEiESD wOob II y1 longtime an Iav you Elss.
Held before got tie bottle Of hratstaiyu s6T alcl Oh
save NE IA order JOar agent IN DetO sud Shtu lot
u vs concluded trs IL ~ Mrs. Nsns hair ir ruT,t
r'i of IA poNrT. tLs' don, 81 SI yuu 40 urtd ne Il
EouI 40 and olhsfsof y fAiEy rad III Lds ENibg VT
hesAt ~ eHecs, hGu usipg BHd tuer . ,n
u ousrs entitled tor highest you rlsiui
form Again, RESPECTFULLY and truly, ouis,
H-r kuL0AOk MANS.
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SETTLEMENTS.

CcouNIs againAt al parties indebted TO the suh,eri.
"A 6eEs VII br made aud ready Iot ,sitetneut by b
ihaltEe VIZ b presented With them IleihteIy thryes
-, IAseSs H'rI.ALLENS, KE0Y / "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

MEss4 Observation-Disclosures Ahnp1nies candidate 10
b. Slerscd SbsFE Of 0hA county Al s rnSu,pr NAV ..e
lSo. ''shsl IOliE Z HUhBiRD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

Nail .hsssenger.-Mr. W. u, Terry has been
rOappOiOted to convey all the mails, as often as
may he required, between the Wheeling office
aud the Baltimore aud Ohio depot, and the Of.
flee and Bridgeport, Ohio; also, to convey the
the through mails between the Baltimore and
Ohio depot and Bridge. Ort, whenever the trains
on the Baltimore and Ohio and Central Ohio
Railroads fail to connect at BenwOOd or Bellair.
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MArcu ll-FIonr dull and unchanged
Whisky Is 10, aud in good demand Provi.
sons quiet but firm; nothing done So far.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-12

Shooting Affair in the First Wdrd-Four
Persons &oi--rho night before last, between
niue ind ten O'Clock, four boys named Vim.
lIaincs, John Burns, Matthew Fleming and
Charles Hawkins, went to the house Of man
named Mitchell, near the Martinsvllo Ferry
Landing, and demanded admitance. The house
was occupied by Mitchell, who is coal digger,
and his three daughters said to be Of doubtful
character. While the boys were knocking upon
the front door, Mitchell it is supposed, stole
out The back way and discharged into the party
Of four, heavy load Of buck shot from an old
mWsket The body Of tho shot took effect in
the leg Of young lIains, in the nsighborhood oil
the ankle, aud after running short distance he
dropped to the ground rd was carried to his
fathers house, His foot, it is thought will
have to be amputated. Burns also received a
wound in the foot, which will cripple him to
some extent Fleming and Hawkins received a
portion Of the load, but their injuries are no, Of
serious character. Early yesterday morning
the Aitchels tled, and nothing was known Of
their whereabouts, We believe they arc from
the vicinity Of Wellsbursh. They have resided
in the city hut a few months. Mitchell and hi,
family are represented as being the shooting
kind Of people !" they having previously shot
one or two mend during their residence in Wells
bmsh aud Msrunsyillr.