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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-07

GS- Brutal Treatment Of a Womqa.-ou
Friday night last two rowdies broke into the
house Of Nelly Dean, who lives on an alley be-
tween Clay and Lindsey streets, East Wheeling,
and beat her in most inhuman manner. There
are decenter women than Nelly Dean, but she
is woman nevertheless, and entitled to mercy
at least. The hounds after satiatng their
he1dish natures, left the poor woman senseiess
and went away. About four o'clock in the
morning they returned to the house, broke down
the door and gave the unprotected and lone wo.
man another beating, after which they again
lett Mrs Dean lay in her house until Saturday
evening in a suffering condition, when her stu
alton Was accordingly discovered by neighbor
who happened to be passing the house and saw
ner lying upon the floor, with an ugly cash in
her head and a number OF serious bruises upon
her body. We find it difficult to realize how
ANYTHING bearing the resemblance of man could
do deed like this. 1t would have been an
inhuman act with hog for subject With
human being, and woman at that, it was das.
tardly brutal Whoever did this thing ought
to be racked.
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CoNGRESsIoNAL-

WASHINGTON, March D.
SENATE-ExTRA SEssIoS.-On motion of SIR.
Mallory, of Fla, a resolution was adopted. de-
string the Secretary of War to inform the Sen
ate whether Sharp's rifle carbines are used by
the troops, if so, whether they have been found
efficient and serriceable in the field, whether
there IS a requsition on the file for such arms
which has not been filed and If so, to state by
whom made and their number.
The Senate then went into executive session
When the doors were opened Mr.. Seward, Of
n. Y, submitted resolution calling on the
Secretary Of War for copies Of all contracts that
have been made for removing the distractions
at the mouth Of the Mississippi, the amount as
expended and to whom paid. The resolution
lies over. Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-07
EARM EOR SAFE.

THE subscriber Farm formerly Owned
and occupied by David Bcggs deed situated IN Cole
rain tp-, miles OF ST ClaTsVs, and miles
OF tn National Road, and X nsey's Mills.
Said Farm contains 200 Acres Of B.nud, 1Ga Of
which are cleared ard in good state Of cultivation.
remaining part being we'll timberec. There also
Excellent Coal Banks
on the premises feet veins in operation pro-
ducng the best quality OF coal Every farm
contains good Spring OF Water There Aiss
Two GOOD BEARING ORCHARDS
thu premises OF which produces variety choice
GRATED Fruit. A COOL
DWELLING HOUSE,
large BAi;N. and excellent stabng for
Horses and Cattle, good Corn-oTb, Wagon House. and
other out buildings.
Ror further particulars, enquire OF subscriber living
the premises, James W. Collins, CziTsTille. Ohio
fsbai-tf FRANCIS B0GGs.
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E75 Tie Weather, for the past few days, re-
minds us of the old lady's description of the Die
tionary. She had "read it clear through. and
found it very interesting, but rather thought
she would like it better, if the subject was not
quite SO changeable." So with the weather du-
ring the past few days; one day our streets are
Hooded with water, and the next everything has
the appearance of spring. These very sudden
changes have strong.eftect upon the crinoline;
it rises and falls as regularly us a barometer is
affected by the dampness of the atmosphere
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FAD OF ALL!
a l. E. x, II 4 Y M A N

No. 1877 Main Street,
HAS received and opened his entire stock Of
IL and very desirable Spring md summer Dry
Goods to which the particular attention OF G
invited. The stock consists Of in part, as follows:
6eases superior Prints, all styles and makes at reduced
prices.
case "a French chintres, of the latest designs
10 Of Bleached Musllns, superior goods at
all prices.
$50 pieces new styles De LANES and Chaes in which
offer greater bargains than ever before.
81 pieces of and desirable Dress silks, Plain and
Fancy. in light and dark coOTs
full assortment, aud all coors, of Lupn's all wool De
LANES, the very best quality and very cheap.
Very fine BombREines also style black Dress Goods
called CAMISE CLOTH superb article, together with
large stock Of yalnelennes De Berges, Moha busters
Ducas SIX Finished PureaS etc., ETC., too numerous to
mentiOn
Straw BOnnes, colOred plain white the
100 Grape shaWls, all coIors prices which can
extraordinary bargains. will sail superior quality
White Grape shawl at only hVe dollars.
About 800 New Spring ShaWs OF far desirable styles
IS peeIs Of NEW CARPETS, consisting OF BRUSSELS,
Tapestry ThreePy, Superne, Ingram Ray Carpets, etc.
to whlchI call the particular attention of those commence
Ing Housekeeping, together with large Of Rugs
Mattings, ETC., at greatly reduced prices
In addition the foregoing, complete assortment Of
all goods belonging tie Dry Goods Trade which
manifold to mention, TO all o; which call special and
e- Country Merchants will hnd It to their Ad-
vantage give call before purcha elsewhere
being FIRST in the market had the best selection and buyinB
Lots quantities
and reduced prces than Country Mefchant
therefore, knowing the advanced prices Of all Domestic
Foreign Dry Goods, will improve this opportunity,
convince themselves Of the above and favor with
| No. 1871 Main 81.
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WAsnMGroN. March ga serious ARRAY oc-
CURED in the Office at WIZARDS HUtel last eve
ming, between +. P. Lander and WIN. Magraw.
The latter was appointed year ago Superin-
tendcHt Of the great Central Wagon Road and
the former was Engineer Of the expedition
Magraw abandon the enterprise and joined
Col. Johnson's forces. Recently Magraw has
been removed, and Lander appointed Sup't of
the road. Owing TO some personal difficulty
between them, Lander challenged Magraw, but
the affair was settled without fight. Last
night Magraw attacked Lander with slung
sb0 struck him veral times, woundi- &
him everely about the heal Lander rail- d
and threw Magraw, and would have punished
him severely, IL not fatally, had he not been
taken of, when he exclaimed II am Massa-
chusetts man, and unarmed have challenged
the scoundrel, aud he refused to fight me, and
now he assails me thus with n slung shot"
This exclamation soon enlisted the Synpathies
Of the bystanders for Lander. Magraw
taken away by his friends, and Lander was con-
veyed to his lodgings badly wounded. The lat
ter belongs TO Salem, Mass
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-07

fW-FaH Load Of COngressmen.-Th train
from the east on Saturday, brought up about
two hundred passengers, most of them Con-
gressmen, minor officials and hangers on about
Washington They INDUCED their propensity
of powwowing, during the trip just the same
as il they were in the House of Representatives.
Hon. WIN. Montgomery and other Representa-
tives were at Il e Mcclure House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-07

w-T man has respectable hat on his
head he looks gentceI, no matter how careless
the balance of his harness may be thrown upon
him. If he be dressed in the height of fashion
with dilapidated cerebral covering he looks
more like genteel rough than anything else
Whilst on this subject We may take occasion to
state that Avery, on Main street, is prepared TO
cover all kinds of heads with the best, most
stylish and generally desirable hats He manu-
features to suit the purchaser and never fails to
give satisfaction. Mr.. Avery, has established a
heavy trade in his line, aud is well known as an
old, tasteful and reliable dealer. People with
kinky hats who desire to look genteel and re-
spectacle should drop in and be fitted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-07

Of Magnolia, on the Wilmington and Weldon
railroad, 4s miles distant from this city, was
almost entirely destroyed by fire at l2 o'clock
last night The railroad company's warehouse
full of goods, Merri'nRn's store aud or 4 dwell
ings were destroyed. The loss is heavy, proba-
bly, over $40, 600, partially insured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-07

so Daily Union Prayer Meetiag.-A daily
Union Prayer Meeting will be held at Union
Hall on Main street, few doors below the North
Western Bank, at 4 o'clock p. M.-commencing
pm Monday the 7th inst The meeting at Wash.
ington Hall on Sunday will be continued as
heretofore at 2. NJ
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ST. LOUIS March 5.-Leavenworth.-AC Com
mission House Of this city has received from
Clear Creek Diggings, near Longs Peak, Mug
get. gold slightly interIningled with quarty,
weighing fifty dollars. The person who coz
signed il as a specimen, writing Feb 9th, eI-
pressed himself entirely satisfied with his sue
cess thus far and prospects for the future.
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RT virtue Of Deed II trust executed to by John w
ID Gill, dated October 13th 1851 aud daily recorded in
Deed Book II OF Ohio county Court, %.
sale psc auction the front door the House
Of Oha county, Monday 1t March, 1859
real estat IN said deed set FORTH situated the h above
Centre Wheeling being The property
GIL hy deed from Brady and r. ii Habbel, July
Sd, ISL contaniL about 1s Of land Persons
string purchase Will call upon Ino W. Gill, shO viii
pleasure showing the Terms Of sale, Cash The
persons however entitled 10 receive the proceeds viii
for reasonable tine should the purchaser desire
upon the usual Of security. viii convey such
~ j. vested In me by the said deed.
rcbf-td J n. PENDLETnS. Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-07

1B- School Erhi6ition.-A pleasant school
exhibition by the scholars of the Pleasant VAL
ley school came offat VIM. Stamms, about four
miles east of the city on Friday last. The ex
animation resulted creditably to the excellent
teacher, Mr.. Franklin, as well as to the scholars
all of whom performed with the fullest satisfac.
ton to the three hundred spectators present.
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wEtep of the 7Fack.-Thc deaf man AM
derson who was run over and killed above Bel
laire on Tuesday was seventy five years old, and
not altogether sound in his mind. he bad oc-
sAsioned great concern among his neighbors by
his habitual walking upon the track, and fears fears
were entertained that he would be knocked
down by a passing train. a day or two before
his death he was discovered upon the track i'm
nediately in front of a train. The engineer
blowed his signal to no purpose, and just as the
cow-catchcr was about picking him up, the
fireman jumped from his post and heroicaliy
dragged the old man out Of the way. But II
seems he was fatcd to loose his advanced life by
IA similar cause.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIDuEPOHT, Pesse Township, Ohio.

Decemher 9, 1903.
MEssRs. T. II. LOGAN & Co.-Gents, under.
standing you are agents for DIR. Todd's Liver
Pills, it gives me pleasure TO say to you, that
the:Doctor's Pills are invaluable in Bilious com.
plants have used them in my family for 10
years; they completely cured my wife of Dys-
pePsia, about 10 years ago, and when any of us
feel unwell we always use DR.. Todd's pills, and
can recommend them to all who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia. JOSHUA BAKER
I. II. Logan & Co., General Agents, Wheel.
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists. Todd's Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
SEE advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver In
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EDWARD D. KEMP,
SAMUEL :. sPIcER. JudEes.

- In testimony that the foregoing true copy
sEL taken from OF The records OF the proceedings Of
- the Orphans Court for Baltimore city. heTeunto
sub,cribe name AMI Ax seal OF the Court
eighth day Of december in te year OF Lord eighteen
hundred and dfty-eiEht-
Test-IsAAC P. COOK,
deeii-iaESn REGISTER o. wills for Baltimore CITY.
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TRUST SALE

Y virtue ofI Of executed by the Hemp
ID held Railroad Company, bearing date 9Th day Of
September. 1sJ. ard record IN the clerks ONCE OF
the County Court Of Ohio m deed book 90 page
will s, n az the front door OF Tie Court
county The first Monday q March 10 o'ciocF
the following piece parcel Of ground, sing Wheel
creek and within the limits Of 'he city o. Wheeling
bounded fooEs-tO Wit: Beginning for tie same,
the Quincy Streets
Of Fulton thence with Fulton North 9ygs West
81 hundr~dts OF pole the
thence With the line Baltimore degs
East 3i:55 poles line With the
Chestnut street, thence North 81 East poles
Wheeling creek thence dUn said creek with the meauiers
thereof south Il dess. West 80 poles the North side 81
Quincy thence with North eide Of Quincy
81 drss West IsA poles the begnnnE, containing three
and three This ground lies Immediately
the DstleTy properly in Pa wheeling. Selling
VIII convey such title Vested in by
o
TiHNs sAJg.-One-fourh II cash and the balance
eight. ski. and twenty -loar months
jan29 JAS. PAUL., Truste-
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SAvASxAH, March 4.-The slave vessel Wan
derer is advertised by the U. S. Marshall for
sale on the 18th inst. It is rumored that fifty
oft he Wanderers Africans arc now on the lower
portion of Georgia. The story is doubted.
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PnILADELPnIA, March 5th.-The New York
HeraLfs Washington dispatch SAYS reissue of
twenty millions Of treasury notes is provided
for in the Miscellaneous appropriation bill. No
appropriation passed foE continuing the build
ing of the Capitol, furnishing it continuing
the Water Works, the House refusing to concur
and the Senate receding. The President did
not sign the ST. Clair fats bill.
The President has not yet determined wheth-
er he will call an extra session or rot, he says
he will wait abd consult with the Post Master
General, who is now i'll, aud if that officer con
slider he cannot carry on his department. he will
convene Congress as soon as possible, probably
in June.
The Treasury department has gwen orders to
shorten sail on all sides and expenditures will
be cut down to the Low est notch. Every effort
will be made TO avoid an extra session. Il is
considered probable that the bankruptcy OF so
important portion Of the public service as the
Post Office department and the total neglect by
Congress of the important recommendations re-
gardng our foreign relations, Mexican frontier
&c, may induce the President TO call the new
Congress together.
The extra session of the Senate it is thought
will not last longer than tomorrow.
II is understood there viii be a deficiency in
the Post Office department by the Both of June,
of s., OOO. 600.
A rumOr prevails that the army bill was not
signed by the President. He has signed it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-07

DlSSOIutIon OF Partnership.
TINE large and well Dry Goods in
the Of Levi Klein, No. 30 Main street, Centre
Wheeling opposite the residence OF Ars. P. Zane, will
sold This day forward ali disposed Of
below preparatory dissolution partnership
Persons wanting anything line viii 6ud their ad
vantage call md examine the stock, aEth= goods
and WILL SOLD Immediately without regard TO
P SAN persons knowing thenIelVss indebted EAId
firm requested settle their Immediately
thereby sdse eoEt Tisb95-al LEVI KILN
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FTscExBEs, L., June -, 1855.
PROV. O. J. WOOD: A. you are aboaf TO uauufarturr
and E-nd diseovt Hair kesiorztVe slI
state, for womsorvert that lave used ft
and known othsrs TO that ave r several years,
been in the habit using other Hair Restorative
md yours vastly superior any knoE. liza
trely eieauses the head Of dairun, aud Eh neutE
proper viii restore any TsrHon's hair tie otfinsl
youthful color ard ttAture, gNiEE heHlf5, soft AID
glossy appearance all this uiihout dscoioriHE
hands that apply 9rthe hc drcts uouid
therefore, end its every drtrCus
Ing me color and texture &c their hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. J WOOD CO., ProrristsEs. SO Trcsdusy, n. Y /,
Tin the great y v. Wire Railing EftabsisLtJ ia
Market street, 81. Louis. no
Aud sold ~ ali sosd Druggists.
dees-d,t-W4E-Iy-E1 octs6-sua
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WASHINGTON, March 5th.-There is now no
doubt that there will be session Of Congress
called by the President earlier than the first
Monday Of December next, but whether in adj
vance Of, or directly after, the autumnal cleo
tons for representatives is not yet determined.
Not only the Post Office Department but other
branches Of the public service absolutely require
legislation before the usual time of the meeting
of Congress.
James Y McGufie. of Georgia, is appointed
Sup't of Indian Affairs in CALIFORNIA; g. w.
Hosen, of Mississippi GoTeror of Washington
Teraitnry.
Under existing authority the Executive ses-
sion Of the Senate will dispose of the Indian
treaties, Cass' Herran treaty and all the nomi-
nations hitherto undiSposed Of Among the
latter arc MIR. Potter Judge of Northern Ohio,
and Mr.. Virgins, of Maine, Commissioner I'M
der TIE Canadian Reciprosity treaty.
The Senate in Executive session confirmed
the Presidents appointment Of RoberIz Ould,
as United States Dictrict Attorney for the dis
trict of Columbia, in place of Philip Barton, OF
Kentucky, deceased.
Cabinet council was called Immediately
after the close OF Congress, to take into consid-
Grafton the refusal to pass the Post Office nPPro-
priation BILL which was lost on point OF eti-
quette between the Senate and the House.
There will be no means for carrying on the
Post Office business, except such as accrue from
hostages, and these can only be paid out by
| Post Masters for salaries, &C., each Post Master
to pay and account for in his regular accounts
TO the department Contractors, route agents.
&C., must wait for their pay. No new routes
can be opened nor new contracts for conveyance
of mails over existing routes. The department
will at once make up a statement Of ITS position
in all this matter and every effort will be made
to save the great working routes from embarrass-
ment
Thirteen States, sending seventy.eight repre-
sentaliVes, nearly all Democrats, have yet TO
make Congressional elections Several of til, Sc
do not elect until after August, and some have
no provision to obtain early election.
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
RROADwAX


CORNER FRANKLIN STREET, NEW YORK.
Ofers Inducements MEEcHASIs and TOURISTS visiting
New YORK, uusurpassed by any hotel IN the Metropolis
The foOuin the adv which IL
aud which viii h RpPrreia ed by all travellers
LIST cen raj location, convenient to places Of business
~ well as places OF amusement
81 Scr1pu0nsiy clean, we'll furnished venta-
ted sleeping apartments.
81. Large superby furnished sitting rooms with
magnificent Ladies Parlor, commanding
Of Bro adWay.
An. Beng conducted on the European Plan vstors eHa
live In the best sty le, with tue Greatest economy.
Sth II il connected with
TAYLOR'S CEbEBRATED SALOONS,
where visitors have their meals or they desire they
will be furnished in their
9Th. The served the saloons Hotel IL aeknoWi-
edged by penre to vastly superior to that other
HO,sl IN the city.
MI these advantages the cost OF living In the ISrvs
NATIONAL i much below that Of any other Hotel
fsb26-3,nttE&w A FREEMAN, Proprietor
HESET Z. MORRISON. W,B.Lo0tH.
List, IIORRIsOH a GO.
Successors to List & Howell and H.. X. List.
WHOLESALE GROCERS q PRODCCE DEALERS
Nos. IS so, NArS sTEEsT,
wheeling, Va.
WE desire to state the friends Of lI1
w the trade generally, that Bossess!on Of
most ample facilities for thr transaction Of
WHOLESALE GHOcElY AND PRoDUcE BUSINESS.
We deterrnaed 20 all orders our
care, with fidelity and PTolaptness
able terms. LIST, MORRISON 4 Co.
January LIST, 1ss9
Henr X. list Co rIst Howell viii please notice.
that Henry Ii having purchased the entire
Allen Howell, ia said arms, A-. HON ell rrtT
sin-ss i alone authorized % make settlement jan-y
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO THE DAILY INTELLUGL NUEH
ANOTHER AFFRAY IN WASHINGTON.

oTEIoE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
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PITTsnuRGH, March 5.-Riyer feet inches
Iby pier mark, rising. Weather cloudy and
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RB-Pike's Peak Cold Hunters.-From al
most every paper we pick up VIC learn that com
panies are being formed and equipped for
the Pixies Peak gold region, ready to start
as soon as the season will warrant it. Many ad.
venturers are already on the way, and such n
tide of migration will soon follow MS was never
witnessed among our proverbially nOmadic peo-
pie. en-
tits almost useless to counsel caution, since
the fever has become so prevalent and taken
so acute form, or to advise prudence to men
already insane on the subject. The intelligence
received from the gold region has mostly come
through interested s-speculators, who
know how to gid the bate and catch the gud-
geons, yet it has been received, very generally
we fear, as simple truth, and accepted without
qualification.
That there is gold in the region known as
Pixies Peak, and along Cherry Greek, no one
can doubt, and it is of superior quality. But
we repeat what we have said, it does not exist
in such quantities as to warrant the presnmp-
ton that fortunes can be made readily by those
who shall seek for it. It is very questionable
whether, with the most assiduous labor and the
most cautious prospecting, one out of hundred
will be able to wash out an average of four dol
lars worth per day, while thousands will not find
sufficient to pay their expenses to aud from the
mines. 81. .fE.
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LunFs He vii devote paTteuiyr attention the treatment
Of AL skin seEofua Reum heute
and chrDnel Ncurnigis Pc alysis, Eplpsy DyEIcpsih
Piles and all deTAnEeInent % the Sfoaeh Liver and Row
Els and also all chronic female Diseases Special httH
ton viii be SVEN TO the treatment cf
EYE And EAR
Without the Of the Knife Needle, and he has
SANITY hand excellent - teantiful Arth-
eisl Eyes and Tyu.Panums EaT DrurEs, suitable
either and al asrs-iusrTtrti IN eve ninutes-
DIR. BAAKEE has riade discovery of Hiuid that
VII producr perfect absorption CT tie CATAhAcT
perfect vision the without the % the knife.
Dr. Baakee produce thpuaand certificates lie
perfect sueeess In eerng CaneeH, old fOrrs Ueers, f
iula sWenEs Iumors Of ever description ard Nthout
the o. tie knife. Special EuAt be
With DR.. Bhakee for the of the last
sas-,, they yin his advice
Dr. Baakee Of the most skiful
and Physieiaus YinF His fame ts tLoUn
sonaly in nsaTF principal city In the void. And
itefs directed Dr. Baakse Zee utaininE eeutf fEra
Distance, correctly statuE The nature Of heir ds-h
shall BE- fy sutUrTec sud
Pondsnee RAES " CHARGE once hours from A. y. ,
10 r. y. DIR. WAAKEE.
No. 70 LEXINGTON STREET,
hetEegn Charles aud Liberty,
ders-fyd.futv Baltimore. ma.